why couldn't your gibbon even organize loaders? sorry light. he really is a gibbon . man to understand our problem. too young and too rumpled and you smell like alcohol. well, do you have to write another complaint? since i came anyway. maybe we'll see the baby first. sonechka this young man will also examine your nose. down the corridor to the right. the twins of the complaint are flying the same character, everything was not guided in any way in the department was a military engineering institute. and now we are building. this sanya, a runny nose for a month on the x-ray, everything is in order , there is no reaction to allergens, but we removed the flowers and roll them, just in case. yes, they say that this runny nose is she will grow, but mom will calm down. i need up to you the essence. specialists, hello sonechka, is your nose not breathing? come on, let's see your nose. once again, the nose smells bad. dress your child, you'll have to go for a walk. please now it will be a little scary, but it won't hurt. well, here's a piece of foam rubber that could pass int

of the greek city of nicomedia in asia minor, this date is given by the british historian edward gibbon and is considered the day the ottoman empire was founded. first, osman was the first to proclaim the independence of his principality from the kanist seljuk sultanate, and then he challenged the byzantine empire in 1302 and completely defeated the army. george muzalon in the battle of privatia. after that, all the surroundings. not a comedy were captured, but the city itself was finally taken by the ottoman turks only 35 years later and renamed the ministry of foreign affairs in 1453 after constantinople and the ottoman empire or the port, as it was called in international diplomacy, became one of the largest world powers and throughout. six centuries influenced the countries of europe and the east on july 27 , 1841 in a duel. mikhail lermontov was killed in pyatigorsk in his short life. only 26 years old. he became the second youngest classic after pushkin, his poems were read by roman hero our time was snapped up, but the poet's free-thinking and audacity were exiled to the caucasus

a is glad he has who the there for shits on coin funnel says he doesn't dizziness as of goblins. gibbons. i was off. i'd challenge on the ultimate things. i think with johnny is not that optimistic about the situation disabled people face at jamming universities when given some language. but when they come to, sometimes i get the feeling that the sports universities, the most important thing is the performance of the athletes. and the way you are perceived there relates to the amount of metals you win, and that's why i have the feeling a wheelchair doesn't fit in to the image of a sports university. doesn't know i was running some of them if one of what were food of us. when confronted with johnny's views, the head of the university's disability office has a different opinion. is for dorothea, i definitely regret and strongly disagree with this statement. lena, orders me from my perspective, it was never important. if someone brings back a metal or not, you know, machine guns won't us. if we take a look at the $20.00 to $30.00 students at our university with challenging disabilities, dun

practically nonexistent in ukraine at the moment when the new plan, you know, actual guns making. gibbons. 6 soldiers are being treated at the louise and hospital in our maxim cut of ink or was shot at by a russian tank. the don bus, a piece of shrapnel hit him in the arm. oh yeah. and the omega of my median nerve is damaged virginia. should i am still, i can move my hand in this direction, but not in the other. and i can't feel anything. and these 2 fingers, even if there is peace in germany, the doctors in our hands are familiar with war injuries. he follow with steed ally knows we had a lot of experience treating patients from iraq many years ago. lampton glenna. so in principle, this is nothing new for us garza duffer spoons. principia gets neat noises, but it's not just doctor's helping. the wound has been there oh ukrainians who live in and stopped by to day to wish even a happy birthday. she just turned 37, a brief and welcome moment of destruction from the war. so far, about 300 people from ukraine had been flown to germany for treatment, including civilians and soldiers. the sold

hancock's exceptional subordinates barlow bernie gibbon to name a few were of core commander caliber this famous picture you see before you taken by matthew brady in june of 1864 shows three of hancock's division commanders from left to right a clean shaven barlow the most youthful of the group by a full decade first division, major general david bell, bernie and third division major john jay gibbon. gershom mot is was the fourth of that group barlow was also shown. along with his rising reputation and increase in responsibility barlow was also acquiring a bit of a rotation as an eccentric is battle outfit as you see here consisted of a checkered flannel's shirt, and he always wore a cavalry saber cutting a strange figure it to put it nicely although almost 30 when the picture was taken barlow was already widely known as one of the quote unquote boy generals of the civil war. his extremely youthful appearance prompted the remark that he resembled more quote a highly independent mounted newsboy than a highly ranked officer and we would have to agree, right? civil war author bruce catt

after leaving my grandmother died in gibbon. not my father, i have been here since and it's important for me to come, possibly a long time with my dad to pay respects and happy to go with you dad. i'm happy to know would. thank you for waiting for me. thanks for waiting for me. eat, stay my time at this apartment that has been left untouched. exactly as she had it, a far cry from the poverty of the youth have nice memories of the apartment like death to live. right. does it look the same? the apartment desk when i look at my apartment, i don't think there's one thing here that is from russia. oh, really? no. doesn't. kitchen was building lunches and then the rush daddy, do you remember when we went to the field where the jewish cemetery had been the lives of the largest symmetry in grace? because more than likely, the relations like my mother's mother, or father or uncles were very good dulls you, may read by, on the way, who would have me a higher horn over my horn. the whole eastern bag i le carissa, in from the pitiful group

there is no other choice could gibbons under. it's either shooting or talking lid than better to toggle it better to talk. but i think it's really sad like people are losing their family dare house in lake mit migrating to add a country. i help you stop soon. bad. yeah, thank leg. ah, never country like to ukraine. i also field trip, you know, because you never know what's going to happen. so we all just hold that's going to stop. so and then yeah, i look at these photos and i know that a few 100 kilometers wait wars the reality. i hope you will find the strength to learn from the past. if you want to know more about the time between 1939 and 45, i recommend a visit to the museum of the 2nd world war the futuristic building right near the mood. while the river is a real eye catcher, it was designed to encapsulate the cities past, present, and future, and immersed visitors in the history of world war 2. the exhibition details hitler's war of aggression. moreover, documents the poles suffering the holocaust and the polish resistanc

strange it may seem that the topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles with additional gibbons, but they're more bizarre. shouldn't issue to her. she said directly at one of up a bit of subordinate portion on job with i'm going to put up as mission mala lee and molla with everybody. so obviously you go to us and you move as meaningless on italy, depots, the need to disappear from the sky. it's a problem, it's a new smoke fitting it is olu with whisky seemed a problem with keith of the questions the union got through. he thought you guys had somebody at namo supposed to play with me with sort of the marines by the maharishi major latino, the computers being switched from sports. i'm done with gina melinda. as we approached the 70th anniversary of the violin massacre, the ukrainian parliament has introduced a bill on ukrainian righteousness among nations after it was submitted by a group of ruling party m. p. 's order with the authors suggested officially honoring non polish people who saved poles from the o u. n. u p, a, despite the rest to their own lives and those of their fam

the country gibbons arrived in his row on his 1st visit to the middle east is u. s. president. he's promised to advance his roles. regional integration biden will also meet with palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank. greater stability, greater connection is critical, is critical. why my ad, for all the people of the region, which is why will be she will discuss my continued support, even though i know it's not in the near term interstate solution. that remains, in my view, the best way to ensure the future of equal measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians. light on forces of deployed outside the headquarters of libya's national all corporation. all threads chairman refused to accept the government's decision. to sack him mister 1st and the law says prime minister abdul hamid elder babies mandate has expired. he has no authority to dismiss him. witness he say force is outside the corporation aligned to the prime minister to lit. libby as political crisis, is removed nearly a 1000000 barrels per day from the market this year alone. the united

david gibbons is the director of archeology. >> jamestown holds supreme in terms of world heritage.nds where you draw a line in the sand about sea level, climate change and cultural heritage. >> reporter: the line in is sand stars with shoring up the 1904 seawall along the river bank with 896 tons of granite to deflect is it source of ever strengthening storms. but the but the biggest threat to jamestown isn't the rising river, it's the swamp that's literally devouring history as it grows. you have water from both sides and below. >> we have it from both sides, below, above. we're getting attacked from all sides. >> reporter: leading jamestown's fight against climate change is michael lavin. >> we're going to have to raise buildings, raze roads, salvage archeology, put in berms, pump systems, to truly save jamestown. >> reporter: but saving it will likely require tens of millions of dollars over the next five years to keep this american treasure from being washed way. for "eye on america," i'm kris van cleave in jamestown, virginia. >> duncan: still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening n

it may seem that the topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles with the dish on gibbons but they're more bizarre. shouldn't be shown to her. she said vividly a willa each bit of trouble may portion on his job. i'm got a note molla with a son in italy, depots. the need to be somewhere around the sky. it's a problem, it's a seem you smoke fitting it is a loser. so it will not see the family, the whiskey seemed a problem with picky. thought that was the question, is the final grade you got to do you think you guys had somebody at mom was supposed to play with me. it's emotion stuff with less of what i look something up, sort of them. when i made the teammate you latino, this isn't because being social support. so who's done with the melinda? as we approached her 70th anniversary of the violin massacre, the ukrainian parliament has introduced a bill on ukrainian righteousness among nations after it was submitted by a group of ruling party m. p. a sort of an issue with the authors suggested officially honoring non polish people who saved poles from the o u. n. u p, a, despite

hello, miss gibbons come from the fact that most of the african leaders do not have a kind of a what i would call a world view that positions them as leaders who are working for the benefit of their people. so whether it is that russians across the table, or is the american across the table, if they don't have you that, according to again, that with that again, equivalent of the millenium as you would have been go, this is what i need to do with my people and therefore, whatever comes across the table has to do with that rather than in with the need of the data. whereby now you find that kind of influence. and then you will find that you, this toggle between the east in the west provide for the attention of the african leaders at the expense of the people. why at the expense of the people is there not mutual cooperation that can happen. if you take russia, for example, it doesn't have a colonial footprint. there's no real baggage for moscow going into africa and trying to do deals. i would say that what russia is saying, we can do it, not at the expense, but we can be mutually benefi

that was gibbons, as earl of souls, had a meeting with trade unions on monday, driving home. his message that europe's largest economy will take a hit as the war in ukraine shows no sign of ending soon. germany, like most countries, reporting inflation rates not seen in decades. the cost of living if skyrocketing in noun, germany's export machine, it's ability to sell to the world is looking weaker numbers out for the month of may show that for the 1st time in 30 years, germany recorded a trade deficit, imports into germany were worth nearly a 1000000000 euros more than german exports in that month. unusual towards my college. now the volume for me to be a business joins me now. you know, you know, we, we hear about the us having a trade deficit with china. we've been here about that now for years, but not germany. right. so it makes it a big deal doesn't. indeed we've arrived at different territory for germany after it's spent years enjoying this trade surplus. and, you know, just going back a little, i suppose, what makes it difference from different from the u. s. is that

strange it may seem that the topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles with a dish on gibbons, but they're more bizarre should in just shown to her. she said directly at 1 o'clock, a bit of trouble may portion on his job. i'm got a note molla with asleep. you're good to go on a sun interlude equals the need to disappear from the sky. it's a problem. it's a popular automate lot, much i will talk to you smoke fitting it is olu with whisky seems a problem with keith of the question. is the union with you guys? it's somebody at most opposed to play with the media and the thugs. you live up sort of the marines on either one of my deal. latino. this is computers being social, sports, or anything done with gina melinda. as we approached the 70th anniversary of the violin young massacre, the ukrainian parliament, has introduced a bill on ukrainian righteousness among nations after it was submitted by a group of ruling party, m. p. a sort of an issue with the authors suggested officially honoring non polish people. who saved poles from the o u. n. u p, a, despite the rest to their own

in this colorful sea of trashner gibbons capital fauna, there are boils and bottles of toxic medical waste. these are not supposed to be here. officials, it allows ra, came landfill, they untreated hospital waste is being dumped every day. posing a danger to the health of workers and residents. really madman matter how we have no solution but to bury the medical waste with the garbage. this may cause health issues in the future. chemicals may leak into the ground water. this is one of the biggest threats the environment. officials here they fell as only medical waste incinerator was bombed in 2015 by saudi coalition as strikes. now there's no way to put the waste, helena, miss ra, a strategy there. we had a strategic consideration plan to burn these dangerous medical materials. this was set up and was about to be inaugurated. some equipment was installed in the building was prepared, but the unjust aggression against our people targeted the building and allison came landfill and completely destroyed it. the world health organization says 15 percent of all medical waste is considered

there are still a lot of unhappy people as with the fact that he is assuming authority right now. gibbons kicked off his 1st visit to the middle east as us present in his row. he was greeted in tell if he buys rarely primary sa, paid biden willows on me with palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank. he's been a steadfast support of israel for decades. and is expected to face questions about the killing of palestinian american journalist sharing of locally, kimberly help miracles. the purpose of us president joe biden's trip to israel in saudi arabia is not entirely apparent, but just moments after landing in tel aviv biden made clear what he would not achieve through of disgust. my continued support, even though i know it's not in the near term to state solution. i remains, in my view, the best way to insure the future, equal measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians like this admission is likely to enrage palestinians as biden, to set to meet with the head of the palestinian authority. mahmoud abbas on friday . palestinians are pushing for the u. s. to r

i no guns, no thumb, a dead least. chapman gibbons, i'm bid playing against no form of human fab. up stooped ye. not nbc fun least could talk from ist human utmost fearless phenomena dashed it. in fact, leonardo had begun to experiment with such effects in his early paintings of the madame while still in the workshop of his master fred, okay. a team, a madonna. its neutral is in the office. i put the flemish kite aside. the money from you guys decide that the stuff b influences got which end of finding when not reach out to another bid. get the soon heights, if ya east the shoot, the fall as the move to got to i wasn't even the now does soon. house. that's the lock your from you had that process of showing that madonna is a real woman rather than a stylized object of veneration, culminated in the figure of mary of the virgin of the rocks. here is a convincing portrait of a young mother filled with love for her newborn son. it was so revolutionary that it took the city of milan by star. the impact of this work is enormous in times of in particular, i think the figure of the virgin

of nicomedia of the greek city in malaya asia, this date is given by the british historian edward gibbon the day of the founding of the ottoman empire. first, osman was the first to proclaim the independence of his principality from the kanist seljuk sultanate, and then he challenged the byzantine empire in 1302 and completely defeated the army. george muzalon in the battle of privatia. after that, all the surroundings. no comedies were captured, but the city itself was finally taken by the ottoman turks only after 35 years and renamed the ministry of foreign affairs in 1453 after constantinople and the ottoman empire or the port, as it was called in international diplomacy has become one of the major world powers and throughout. six centuries influenced the countries of europe and the east on july 27 , 1841 in a duel. mikhail lermontov was killed in pyatigorsk in his short life. only 26 years old. he became the second after pushkin the youngest classic, his poems were read by roman the hero of our time was snapped up, but for the free-thinking and insolence of the poet they were exiled

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development is expensive to cover it in its budget for 2019 alone, the pentagon requested $254000000.00. gibbons combat aircraft are also being unable to drop the bone adaption work already goes and away in 2019 p. a 200. integration refers to the tornado. p a 200, which is flown by the german air force in about a month or 2. the u. s will begin full scale production of the new b 6112 bom, ok. and we know from airforce statements that within, by the end of this year, certainly early next year. but by the near the end of this year, probably they will start training the nuclear units in europe to receive this new web. ok. so we most likely will start seeing this weapon being shipped to europe or sometime next year. ok. so you can imagine if this crisis is still happening at the time, that will almost certainly be used by the russians, as an example of nato. increasing its nuclear threat against russia. something like that. even though they're already are tactical nuclear weapons in europe right now, of course. so that's, that's to l. just opposite the british ministry of defense, maxwell denman, w

finally, we will dispense with our practice of observing the gibbons rule and instead going in order of seniority for questioning. alternating between the majority and minority, beginning with members of the oversight subcommittee, of course. i thank you, all, for your continued patience as we navigate the procedures to continue serving our country together in this great time of need. with that i'll turn to the important topic of today's hearing on taxpayer fairness across the i.r.s. the oversight subcommittee meets today to discuss a very important topic -- taxpayer fairness across the i.r.s. easy to say. we've talked about it for about 15 years. i firmly believe the i.r.s. must treat all taxpayers fairly and equitably, not only in policy but just making a phone call to the 800 number which is a disaster admitted by the i.r.s. this is essential to the i.r.s.'s core mission and to the taxpayer experience. whether the i.r.s. is processing returns, answering taxpayer questions, or conducting audits, there cannot be one tax system for the wealthy and another for everyone else. and yet,

book nor in come talk to dauntless voskus sheets, wendy, to go and not even rhinoceros drive off. gibbon briefing this folder for ben newman underwood as well. sherland elementary. oh, these are kinda big and with good food. in these millions, egan swung soldiers from publishing that song on finished north from one to law. look up for little. the notion of cindy and rome are becoming anti social elements or criminals because they had abandoned, their racial purity, was adopted from the self styled racial scientists. of the nazi regime, as was the terminology after 1945, the physician hammon, i know it became a key adviser to the west german authorities. essentially he built on the research work conducted by the nazi era racial hygiene and demographic biology center. in a book published in 1965, he still referred to cynthia roma as bastardize, primitive and devious. his claims were based on files compiled by the nazis scientific racism specialists. if i use theme, the scandal, news is thus d awesome for short, outrageously, the so called racist scientists were not among those prosecuted a

his presence further anger, dear gibbons, who were restive under roman rule again, he thought le fielding law group was a wealthy sovereign who found favor with the romans in the home. he entered alexandria with great fanfare with attendance and bearing the insignia of the roman occupiers. perhaps he went too far and sparked the jealousy at the egyptian people . generally, the zip shall alongside a grip as procession. egyptians gathered in an amphitheater and put on a large scale production to parody his visit. let populace sir lennox something the people of alexandria took. a simple minded man placed a crown on him and not a grip his visit. he was everything they hated. they took revenge on him as a proxy for revenge on the jews uletha ah, in the crowd was r p on the director of the prestigious library of alexandria. for years he had tried to rally the people against the jews up the own road down, and the number of accusations against the jews that they are misanthrope said. they are hypocrites, that they are setting out to destroy egypt. you start to see many egyptians taking stories ab

a law firm still knows whether he has a master to bring normally gibbons in the i almost saw fly him and like i did before. ah jim, you know, so that he has the most or even before, for a trip to dominic all expenses b, he me just pull it off his level to their us to to probably that your friend get more for higher is bigger. oh, $5000.00 on it. oh, yeah. oh, okay. oh, so what it is, a society is in the media and they want to know is what is what scare it denies any corruption or illegality in dominique at ease. building a new home his family also had a base in new york across the river from the united nations. but is the apartment linked to a secret deal for diplomatic passport? the evidence for that stops with di zante allison midway, kate, who was nigerian minister of petroleum resources. every nigeria would be touched by the rewards and the proceeds from the way a 2nd. 4 years later, her last day in office. she's facing allegations, she looted billions of dollars of oil revenue for herself and corrupt associates. the week before in london, she's personally handed a dominique, dip

to adam smith the wealth of nations to charles darwin's origin of species to all eight volumes of gibbons decline in fall of the roman empire and much else besides. at the time churchill also wrote his first book the story of the malakand field force which detailed a punitive expedition that was sent to what was then india's northwest frontier. what is today pakistan? while in india churchill also seems to have fallen away from the religious beliefs of the church of england. is biographers cannot agree on whether they're subject was a believer or atheist or somewhere in between churchill sometimes would refer to the almighty as he put it in speeches, but he was at best a nominal anglican. as he later put into architectural terms. he was not a pillar of the church. he said but rather a buttress he supported it from the outside. churchill's time in india also brings up the subject of race and related to it the subject of the empire. throughout his life churchill wasn't an apologetic imperialist. the british in his view had brought much good much that was good to the lands where they extende

that week on crime agenda, authorities released a suspect who tries to stab congressman gibbons or adate representative lee zelle did during his speech simek new york's week of baylor pouring this happened outside new chester new york. the suspect immediately released to his charge with second-degree attempt of assault. he was released. congressman this is revolving turnstile justice system on full display what is your reaction when you saw this? >> this is. i just meant to campaign stops in his lieutenant governor. former new york city police officer. she was instrumental in interfering in trying to subdue this attacker. this is terrible. first of all why was this person charge with attempted assault it was attempted to murder pre-said you are done, you're done you're done and he had a dangerous weapon in his hand. and also my colleague is a nominee of the republican party is also a sitting member of congress. there is a federal statute 18 usd 35 when it covers that this is a felony under federal statutes buried were as u.s. attorney merrick garland question recorded the local repto

and lauren gibbons is a political reporter for branch michigan.ou all. i'm excited. we are covering political strategists. this is everything for me. john, you're the man with the plan and nevada. let's talk united states senate. democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto, she's -- against a challenge from republican nominee adam laxalt. -- not so even got some support from republican, it should be even less vulnerable than she thought? >> she's vulnerable. and as you know it's all democratic, senators are even governors and swing states are -- she is as you know, not an attention seeker. she is a classic example of a workhorse, and not a show horse. she learned from the person -- she taught harry reid how to raise money. she's raised a ton of money. adam laxalt is a terrible candidate. he's an imaginative. the biggest proponent of the big lie in this state. all he could talk about as woke leftist, whatever is the latest issue that will get among tucker carlson's show. but that shows where we are today, simone, that a guy like adam laxalt was a t

after people who had been enslaved there including a new dormitory named after william and isabella gibbons. and when dedicated many of their descendants were able to return the university has begun to build relationship that it's working to repair with the local african-american community in charlottesville. many of whom are likely descended from people who were enslaved at the university. and our work has been able to restore the names of hundreds of people who were enslaved there. and you see some of their names on the screen here. and that has been able to be a really important part of the transformation of uva's landscape. and that is the addition of the memorial to enslaved laborers. where their names are etched in a monumental stonewall? and here you see it after a rain where the water picks out the names. and those blank gashes or for the people's whose names? we don't yet and may never know. this is such a significant transformation to the university's landscape. in part because of its really important placement this massive circle the same circumference as jefferson's rotunda. pla

it is from reese gibbons she says, "hey jimmy, i really love that tiktok song 'my money don't jigglehem the other night i was having a couple dirty shirleys over at mittens >> steve: mittens? >> jimmy: it's one of my favorite jazz clubs. ladies and gentlemen, here to sing "my money don't jiggle jiggle" is black simon and garfunkel. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ my money don' jiggle jiggl it folds ♪ ♪ i'd like to see you wiggle, wiggle for sure ♪ ♪ it makes me wanna dribble, dribble you know riding in my fiat ♪ ♪ you really have to see i sha la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la sha la la ♪ ♪ la la la la l la la la la la ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. unbelievable off the rails. off the rails. that's all the time we have for "audience suggestion box." we're talking with maya rudolph after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: you had a dinner with vice president kamala harris >> i sure did. first of all, i just want to say, i didn't leak it. like, how does everybody know? >> jimmy: yeah you would never say it >> i don't want to be in tro