. >> where you go where you from gine hablan poco inglés, pero entienden que después de cruzar la fronterae sus cortes a 3 meses. otras a 1 o 2 años. e para su primera corte y todo depende de a qué corte asignan el caso. >> expertos en migración reiteran que el tiempo es independiente de edad, nacionalidad o de talla de cada caso. la fecha será otorgada acorde a la disponibilidad del juez asignado. un tiempo que desde hace meses es más largo debido al alto flujo de personas que está cruzando la frontera de manera irregular. >> están tratando de buscar la forma más rápida de procesar los casos, pero todo depende de qué? de qué juez le toca la. >> el abogado sánchez aseguró también que durante la espera la mayor parte de migrantes no cuentan con algún permiso de trabajo y no todos son elegibles para solicitarlo, algo que preocupa a personas como jesús. >> cuando el corte me tocó de acá a un año, no casi un año y medio. >> y es que el dejó venezuela y ahora sin ahorros, su empleo debe esperar su corte hasta diciembre de 2025, pero no pierde la fe en que podrá lograrlo la verdad no sé si si vo

california has already said they gine vehicle in a matter of 10 to 15 years yet the reason they are supposedlyrbon capture here is the carbon intensity scores of entering the california market. we rejected that. the other reason is you are that's based on a climate change agenda that is a hoax so what's the point of receiving those subsidies if iti life. that's the answer. as your next president here is my pledge to you. i swear an oath to tt constitution and it is my job duty to keep an oath to the constitution, not to any other crony capitalist unconstitutional law that's been passed. my pledge to you today is is your nextrefuse to transmit anys to any private actor including this state eminent domain to violate the private property rights of citizens. that's how we put an end to this. you deserve a president who does what it's right for not only iowa farm owners but for private property holders anywhere throughout this country. that is what is at stake in this election. your president can actually solve this problem i right but y with a spine to stand for our constitution, to stand against

thank you very much gines. dear mr. president, dear friend, and dear attendees, dear journalists, dear lithuanian people. today is my first foreign visit of the 24th year, and it is a visit specifically to lithuania, specifically to our baltic friends, the baltic states, and it is not only a visit of gratitude, it is a visit of our confidence, the common confidence of the peoples bordering russia. today we discussed with ethanos various topics that are important for the security and development of our countries, our people, and our relations with other states of the free world. this was the basis of our negotiations today, as always, this is the confidence, we will be able to defend our independence, we will be able to protect our statehood, we are together and will not lose our unity, and every manifestation of support for ukraine is also ultimately support for lithuania and estonia, and latvia, and poland and each of the countries that are, which are and will be. independent, independent, despite any ambitions of russ

thank you very much, gines, and dear mr.dent, dear friend, and dear attendees, dear journalists, dear lithuanian people, today is my first foreign visit in the 24th year, and it is a visit specifically to lithuania, myself... to our baltic friends , the baltic states, and this is not only a visit of gratitude, it is a visit of our confidence, the common confidence of the peoples bordering russia. today we have discussed various topics that are important for security and development of our countries, our people, our relations with other states of the free world, the main thing.

didn't have one predictor rather what they did is that they produced a predict they produced a giant gine which combined 500 predictors, 200 blends combined with another 30 blends. now, this algorithmic prediction system was able to better the kind of movies that people liked, but it was from the standpoint of any traditional scientific approach to knowledge, bizarre because it was just this ran almost seeming combination of all kinds of different machine learning and statistical classifiers that were rammed together and that worked. it had an it was an object that fundamentally was without giving you understanding at all, but it was really a touch point in the power of of of what you could if you harnessed a large amount of computational power, a large dataset and lots of predictors to make predictions along one particular metric. so it was at once moment in which this ethos of prediction was gained a sort of widespread attention, but it also was a model for how you might organize research itself. now the google paper i began with said we'd been looking after the wrong kind of that langu

confeder never or thought about trying to take fort , anit's because of robert e lee, who was the main gine who helped to build fort monroe. he built an impetrable fort, and he that it was a fool's imnetrableort.d take and so because it was such an incredible and impenetrable fort, people kind of forgot about it. not it as an important instance nation that ended up becoming so important during the civil war. now, following lincoln's and i want to just kind of take you through a few other pictures and then i want to talk about what happens after lincoln's proclamation. i thought this particular drawing done by ionary really important and poignant because it shows what ssionaries were doing and these were missionaries from northern. most of themlitionists, and they were coming down. they were providing food, they were providing educathey wereding religious comfort to many the formerly enslaved people. and this drawing was done of newport news after the big bethel battle. and you had a of in that area. this and it' only picture i've ever of inside fort monroe. and those barracks, by the way, a

>>this. gine the knock on effect of this. >> also >> but also we don't. >> but also we don't. >> notlutely clear whether whether whether the boy is a girl or go is going to stay a girl or go back being a boy about it. if back to being a boy about it. if he's flashing willy, if he's he's flashing his willy, if he's slashing sounds slashing his willy, it sounds like slightly different slashing his willy, it sounds like to slightly different slashing his willy, it sounds like to slig mildly,erent slashing his willy, it sounds like to slig mildly, andt vibe, to put it mildly, and therefore that's hugely traumatic of traumatic for the rest of the kids. >> e because, because >> because, because, because they've, you they've confused. >> like they're >> it's not like they're having to terms with thing. to come to terms with one thing. it's was. he it's all just like he was. he was, he isn't. >> and that just becomes it just becomes ridiculous because obviouslyolder, then they will she gets older, then they will have ability, the ability to have the ability, the ability to read, the ability