look steven gordon.ordon, he had done time for molesting a minor and later for kidnapping. he and cano were inseparable apparently. once the detective pulled up the gps coordinates, where martha was last seen and santa ana, no the gordon. but when she took locations for kayla kianna and josephine? there he was. she check the record and discovered that at that particular moment, was gordon not on the gps monitor, but he was wearing one of the other three print places. and so was cano. the electronics made it absolutely obvious, here they were cano and gordon, driving together, up and down beach boulevard, and santa ana. >> they were on the freeway -- >> they were in the same. car >> the same vehicle. >> detector trapp had prayed for a hail mary and she did not expect anything like this. >> i soon realized, i am not just dealing with one, we are dealing with two? to sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? >> well before the electronic cross referencing, the case between cano and gordon was purely circumstanti

anthony gordon! anthony gordon joined _ local hero. anthony gordon!rton _ local hero. anthony gordon! anthony gordon joined everton aged - local hero. anthony gordon! anthony gordon joined everton aged 11 - local hero. anthony gordon! anthony gordon joined everton aged 11 and i gordon joined everton aged 11 and grew up down the road. this deflected strike, he knew, meant so much. the blues could have been clear by half—time but for manchester united's keeper. they too have had a season to forget and could miss out on the top six. but everton were in greater need. every block edged them closer, every fan knew what's at stake. the nerves would last right through to stoppage time. it’s would last right through to stoppage time. �*, ., ., ., would last right through to stoppage time. 3 ., . ., win would last right through to stoppage time._ win keeps - would last right through to stoppage time._ win keeps them | time. it's ronaldo! win keeps them 17th but changes _ time. it's ronaldo! win keeps them 17th but changes the _ time. it's ronaldo! win keeps the

. - hi, gordon! (renald belley) hi, gordon! (gordon murphy) hello! - welcome! - thank you!... gordon. - nice to meet you. (gordon murphy) the ocean has always been a part of my life, always. it's my playground, my backyard. it's a part of me. (sophie roch) he's got saltwater flowing through his veins. (gordon murphy) that's so true. - salt water in the veins. - you got it. (sophie roch) we've been here 14 years. we came here 14 years ago. (sophie roch) the ocean. the first time i went down prescott street, i was terrified during the taxi ride, i felt like we were going too fast and that we would end up in the sea! i had never had such a view of the ocean. (sophie roch) it was so close. we went to the top of signal hill and i could see how far the ocean went out; it really amazed me. it was overwhelming, i felt so tiny compared to it, i really got why they call it the "great big sea". people here say that if you aren't happy with the weather, just wait 5 minutes, because it may very well change, it changes really quickly. (gordon murphy) life can be pretty challenging in newfou

well, like gordon should not be sold in our country. they appear on the shelves at all, yevgeny found out russophobia in the internet masses in his book on the shelf of moscow stores dmitry gordon's opus of a ukrainian character from the list of extremist terrorists are freely sold in moscow work with a man who, almost in every speech, breaks into an anti-russian hysteria, and here the question arises of selling his publications legally, on some internet sites the publication is freely available, although they are not particularly popular even at the expense of discounts. why is there a book on the shelves in moscow bookstores by dmitry gordon, who, in general, called himself an agent of the special services of ukraine, officially admitted that he was fighting against russia, offered all sorts of uh, disgusting methods by all sorts of russia destroy the russian people too. well, personally, every penny spoke out against many of our citizens, uh, mr. dmitro is sent to bo. with the russian people, here are just a few examples from the fie

and already now, perhaps now on gordon's investigative committee.nal case has been opened. including for those very calls for nuclear attacks and apparently the books of this russophobe, it will hardly be possible soon to easily find authors who hate russia by society, to put it mildly, unclaimed. dear friends, i invite you to our new release of the besogon tv author's program called this release will be is there a noble rage? i hope it will be interesting, i look forward to seeing you. odessa on april 10, 1944, she was liberated from the nazis. but on may 2 of the fourteenth year in odessa they broadcast in german. if only, but not those policemen , we would have rolled it out there with screams. glory to ukraine almost 50 people just broke through in the house of the trade unions. i'll leave the fire. accustomed to watching videos on the network stopped working, install, open, watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, we watch in the application or on the websit

gordon asks a question that needs to be asked.s a statement that he is not afraid, and this is directed at his audience, while klitschko is talking about something completely different. he talks about his fears. he doesn't even answer gordon. he says that we are all on the lists and you can see, here. deep, well he has always such a deep dive, apparently, has not yet moved away from a knockdown or from a knockout of some kind, although to be honest, i met him several times when he came to germany, he produced better there, they both came. me and oh yeah and i talked to them. and by the way, when they speak german, it’s much easier for them there, because they don’t have those reservations there. they tell the whole thing in such their own kondo language, and they talk, they say, uh, klitschko talks, about something else in general klitschko talks about the fear of power. this very important to understand. he is not talking about himself. he says not about gordon. he talks about the fear that sits in their subconscious. and this is

gordon brown, explain why this idea of yours would make a difference? arrest vladimir putin anytime soon. >> what we're seeing now is torture, rape, mutilation, murder, not as by-products of war but as a policy of war being conducted by putin and we have already found this morning far more evidence in other villages just outside kyiv of these kinds of crimes. so we've got to, first of all, say that putin cannot act with impunity, secondly, we have to say that those people in his inner circle are complicit and they could be charged with crimes of conspiracy. and thirdly, we've got to give the ukrainian people the sense that we will continue to monitor and report and investigate and eventually prosecute these crimes. they need the assurance that the eyes of the whole world are upon ukraine. and i believe that we should set up a special tribunal in this case to charge putin with a crime of aggression. clearly he has invaded the country and clearly he continues this process of invasion even if he is now focused on the east rather than on kyiv. and i believe

gordon looked there for some old circulation in the ratings.ordingly we sold very little there too. i had very large volumes. yes, uh, through our wholesale structure. that's but the base usually is that the author receives money when the book is released. here again, i will not say when i say.

for example, the same gordon, they are already possible. now a criminal case has been opened against gordon by the investigative committee, including for those very calls for nuclear attacks, and judging by everything from the book of this russophobe, it will hardly be possible to easily find authors who hate russia and are, to put it mildly, unclaimed by society. now the news of the economy of aleksandrov - the unemployment rate in russia has moved to an active reduction. and what do experts attribute such dynamics to tatiana before all helped by state support measures will continue this topic. during the year, the number of unemployed in russia fell by a quarter to almost 3 million people, such data for march was published in it by labor. experts note that this result was largely achieved due to state support of the company. they were able to keep the staff as much as possible and the stable situation on the labor market contributes to active mercenaries at the beginning of march the number of offers for job seekers increased by 300,000.

the fact is that gordon nods happily, because colonel military expert is speaking, who mixed all theepochs, and it was quite difficult to drive out the person from whom you live in the interval of three years tom then found moscow about yuri dolgoruky, who lived before you ran away there before and founded moscow, but gordon does not know a single surname of a single historical fact. here is the price ukrainian political education is looking for that are sold in moscow gordon i stop by. i'm also interested in why, and this one really thought the oak was a tree, it turns out, it turns out a mountain and from russia yes, no strong, that they haven't started for so long, that let's give you the opportunity. you know kozyr launched this idiot, on which i ca n’t i you heard the president of the russian federation today yes, you understood that the whole west can help you you can pull up part of africa as among these forty countries there are you can be satiated with any weapon. but today zhenya poddubny spoke, and he just spoke with sadness. how many of yours are dying is scary. he says,

yes, there, uh, here we all catch it, there and so on on the other side by no means, so gordon showed the other side, how in no case should you leave. uh, in my opinion, just our weapon - this is the analysis, these are the facts. this is what we say and what we analyze. eh, if possible, just a little bit. it's been discussed today. ah. i think two things are very important or passionate, maybe later i'll say, but this article in the times that was published super, article is a very interesting article. you know, there, after all, you paid attention, and there are given, er, the position of the european leadership of various, which explains this cheapness. it's amazing what they explain. we are 40 years old. so, yes, there is another article for 40 years so that people can create their wealth by exploiting nature, ecology, and uh, it means our erroneous geopolitical history that we took inexpensive energy from russia is not considered, what they took and actually called it. we were wrong. they say, you see, we made a mistake here, that we are like this with ecology and nature, and we

in the very center of moscow, receiving income from russia, gordon is agitating to attack our countrynd even demands repentance from her. however, it may very well be that soon the tv presenter himself will have to repent after dubious books and scandalous articles. write something else sincere confession of guilt oleg able to conduct duty. a pyromaniac who wanted to be a thief, something went wrong with the kidnapping of gasoline, which drained fuel at night in moscow, and this is not even due to naivety or lack of experience, but to technical progress on how the criminal case literally burned in the hands of alexander karpov one two three four five six seven cars burnt down a nightmare was discovered in the morning by car owners who had parked their car near the house nine so kustanaiskaya street the day before. here's what's left of my hyundai solaris eighteenth year. here is the number. as soon as i woke up , the clap said that someone was probably shooting. at 4:00 in the morning, the glow could be seen for several kilometers , clouds of black smoke, from where i literally the wh

in what sense can you distinguish a portrait of dzerzhinsky from a painting by gordon ?ll figure it out, in short, according to operational data, black collectors, buyers of stolen works of art, water, were fattening behind the painting in russia. of course, they will conduct an investigation, but foreigners with a dark past and connections in the criminal world. this is our competence, and the police will work together. by the way, they promised to involve their best specialist. well, where is she? what are we waiting for the tour guide? do you understand the girl do not understand how it happened? you tell me, this obsession has been hanging in the museum for 70 years. hmm, not interesting. and when did you think it could be replaced? well, that's what i wanted to ask you. look at all the records from the surveillance camera exclusively for 70 years. so deep we will not dig. this can't no can't no. well, how does it glow? signature? no, do you know why? because there was no gordons, these colors of yours were not. here is such a misfortune. what an idiot i'm an idiot,

the investigation became interested in dmitry gordon alexander bastrykin instructed check the books ofhe ukrainian tv presenter sold in russia against gordon, a criminal case was already opened in march of this year on the air and on the ukrainian tv channel. he advised joe biden to start a nuclear war, and also called for violence against the russian military. in fact, turning russophobia into a separate cult in ukraine, gordon at the same time quietly earns money in russia by selling a book, having elite real estate according to telegram channels. in the very center of moscow, receiving income from russia, gordon is campaigning to attack our country and even demands her repentance. however, it may very well be that soon the tv presenter himself will have to repent after dubious books and scandalous articles. write something else sincere confession of guilt, oleg is able to conduct duty. a pyromaniac who wanted to be a thief, something went wrong with the kidnapping of gasoline, which drained fuel at night in moscow, and this is not even due to naivety or lack of experience, but to te

the fact is that here gordon nods happily, because colonel military expert is speaking, who mixed all historical eras, and it was quite difficult to expel a person from whom you live in the interval of 300 years ago, then found muscovy, and yuri dolgoruky, who lived before he ran away there before and found moscow but gordon does not know a single name of a single historical fact. that's the price of ukrainian political education looking for, which are sold in moscow gordon, i go to him correctly. i'm also wondering why, and this i really thought the oak is a tree, it turns out it turns out fees and from russia, right? yeah , they haven’t started anything for so long, let’s give you the opportunity to launch this idiot, on which i can’t, you heard the president of the russian federation today yes, you understand that the whole west can help you you can pull up part of africa as among these 40 countries are present you can be satiated with any weapon. but today, zhenya poddubny spoke and simply says with sadness, how many of yours are dying, it's scary. he says, well, there 60%, uh, th

the investigation became interested in dmitry gordon alexander bastrykin instructed to check the books of the ukrainian tv presenter, sold on the territory of russia against gordon, a criminal case was already opened in march of this year on the air and on the ukrainian tv channel. he advised joe biden to unleash a nuclear war, and also called for violence against russian military personnel, in fact, turning russophobia into a separate cult in ukraine, while gordon quietly earns money in russia by selling books, having, according to telegram channels, elite real estate in the very center of moscow. russian gordon is agitating to attack our country and even demands repentance from it, however, it can very well it may be that soon the tv presenter himself will have to repent after dubious books and scandalous articles. write something else sincere confession of oleg’s guilt, especially conduct the duty unit, hot from the underground in the saratov region , employees of the economic security and anti-corruption department, in tandem with colleagues from the regional fsb, stormed the under

joining me gatestone institute gordon chang.o tell you, i saw lots of videos over the weekend, more than normal for china and feels like people are getting upset. there was a woman in a detention center, a older woman trying to force to get a test but does it ever amount to anything? can this ever get president xi's attention? >> well it will get his attentions if shanghai goes into revolt which it probably won't but the communist party is pushing people there to the breaking point. we know periodically through chinese history, every four or five decades there is a major disruption. this could be it. the thing is china right now is going over the cliff because one man has taken it there. this one man, xi xinping his hero is mao tse-tung who took china off the cliff. i think people in china are really concerned about the direction of the country. charles: i think this autumn the communist congress has its big gathering. a third term for xi, many say he is a dictator already. is it possible because of the way things are going that

let me get to tesla and gordon. gordon, i was thinking about this, wall street is littered -- sorry for the language -- but with the corporations of short -- corpses of the short sellers who get bet against tesla are. where do you stand on this as it continues to do well and have a good outlook? >> listen, if you exclude are a mission credit and one-time item in this quarter, it's about a billion dollars of non-operational net income that that you have to take off the $3 billion they reported. and as you look at what they mean with the stretch of what they're trading at, tesla's trading on an annualizeized basis at 150 times earnings in an industry where the average is 6 times. , and liz, keep in mind their unit sales did not grow in q1, and even though he says heir going to grow in q2 -- which, in our opinion, i'm sorry, i think their unit sales are going to be down significant9ly -- you're talking about a company that's going to go x growth. netflix went x growth. yesterday the stock was down 35%. the reason why e

we just missed gordon's home, i already started to sleep quietly at night.ense consists of i don’t know, he is somewhere he is on the defense. you know, vladimir is a daughter in very difficult times. we live. i think in the ukrainian psychiatric hospital. now you will not meet, nor napoleon is not alexander the great there entirely from them gordon and arrest. why, because, well , people don’t have time to read in them, a popular science film works from morning to evening and you can’t watch, and whoever broadcasts from tv screens is not gordon and arrestovich to listen to. well, there is no place for anyone else on television, and taking into account the reform that the tiktok faculty carried out in the education system, it does not imply a deep study of the subject. do you even understand history? and so for me, for example, it is absolutely not surprising. even if we take into account, then that since 1990, when we became, so to speak, free, the country stopped working censorship, then everyone can write whatever he wants and put it on the square on the

the investigation became interested in dmitry gordon alexander bastrykin instructed to check the booksld in russia against gordon, a criminal case was already opened in march of this year on the air and the ukrainian tv channel. he advised joe biden unleash a nuclear war, and also called for violence against the russian military. in fact, turning russophobia into a separate cult in ukraine, gordon at the same time quietly earns money in russia by selling a book, having, according to telegram channels, elite real estate in the very center of moscow

you were within the gordon brown _ number ten garden.ordon brown administration, am i right? so when we look at the ministerial code, how closely adhered and respected was it in your time? we adhered and respected was it in your time? ~ , ., , , ., ., time? we were before, 'ust before or durin: the time? we were before, 'ust before or during the financial _ time? we were before, just before or during the financial crisis _ time? we were before, just before or during the financial crisis and - during the financial crisis and before — during the financial crisis and before all the problems with mps expenses and lord's expenses so we were at— expenses and lord's expenses so we were at a _ expenses and lord's expenses so we were at a time when the pressure wasn't _ were at a time when the pressure wasn't really on the spotlight was not on _ wasn't really on the spotlight was not on in — wasn't really on the spotlight was not on in the same way yet i was never— not on in the same way yet i was never aware. we had the code spelt out to— never

montagne morris lobbing it up to eric gordon. reverse slam gordon out of archbishop median san jose going way up to get it and throw down the reverse. he had 24 t wolves won the game and check this out. this is this is young caleb from north carolina . he likes to bench press ice, and we had a discussion about the weight of versus water earlier. you know, i just like that. he's he's resourceful, right. he's making use of what's available to work out. that's exactly right. and the question quick. ice or water? what weighs more waterways? more okay, denser. we had to check on that . it really botherequals...someg times the square root of... something... [ sighs ] i give up. aw, so close. shut up. hey, don't worry. you'll get it. you know, a lot of famous scientists are women. they're fat, though, right? claire: come on, alex. it's time for your cello lesson. how's the tutoring going? are you familiar with the term "throwing good money after bad"? are you familiar with the term "dunphy, party of one"? because you will be. girls. hal

yur gordon island is not only unibakin.y first open-air museum in the world and, according to statistics, the most the most visited museum of sweden with kansen was opened in 1891 by the tireless swedish ethnographer artur hatzelus and since then has been the country's main museum platform. various celebrations often take place here. annually. in the summer, june 6, on the day of sweden , the whole royal family arrives with canson to raise the flag of the kingdom on the main museum square on the day of the summer solstice with songs and dances. here they celebrate the holiday of mitsuma on christmas eve. main swedish christmas market and on the eve of spring they celebrate here walpurgis night according to the old swedish tradition of walpurgis, its night the inhabitants of stockholm and other cities of the country kindle huge bonfires. in them, as the locals believe, all those troubles and troubles that were during the long and dark winter are burned, and the flame of these bonfires symbolizes the onset of the long-awaited

entirely from them are gordons and arrestovichs.s no more room for anyone on television, and taking into account the reform that the tiktok faculty carried out in the education system. it does not involve deep study of the subject. moreover, do you understand history? and therefore , for me, for example, this is absolutely not surprising, and even if we take into account, that since 1990, when we became, so to speak, a free country censorship stopped working, then everyone can write whatever he wants and put it on the square on the shelf of bookstores, yes, his vision, as he sees historical facts, and even if they have absolutely nothing to do with it, but nevertheless, and not historically. and, by the way, to say a lot of works and for some reason are recommended for study in educational institutions now about johnson yes vasily of course we did not elect johnson i will tell you more the people of ukraine did not elect, neither nationalists nor nazis, nor elected, you see, he did not vote for them. he, on the contrary, elected the

/china tech war, author gordon chang. gordon, it's good to see you. sure it's going to end sometime, maria, maybe not in our lifetimes. what we have right now is first of all a country that has two vaccines but they're not effective against omicron ba2 which is the subvariant that is now ripping through not just shanghai, but the entire country of china. also, we have a communist party that believes it has no defense against this disease, against isolation so, therefore, they are pulling totalitarian mechanisms, as you would expect them to do. this is what they did during the sars epidemic. now it's gone on steroids. the problem here is that the communist party believes that every number of infection and every death is a severe test of its legitimacy because it made this a test of its legitimacy in the early 2020 when it said the united states was not capable. so therefore, right now china is being held to its own standard and it doesn't look good for the communist party. maria: no, it doesn't. but the communist party is cozying up do vladimir putin,

gordon, let's talk about china's interest in latin america.ves that it should rule the world. and chinese leaders actually talk about this. so latin america is a critical part of it. and they want to be in our hemisphere. they want the military bases. and by the way, china is militay basis. by the way, china is putting $3 billion into the bahamas in freeport. that means there's going to be a chinese military base 97 miles east of palm beach. this is not just going back to deep in latin america. this is right on our borders, right on our shores. >> and dana richardson they think they can pay a lot more attention to this part of the world. why has america not been paying attention to latin america? >> it's a great question. cuba seems to be the one issue perhaps with venezuela that gets people excited. i think the general is trying to speak about the growing chinese presence in part as a way to get more attention in general focused on latin america. the chinese are opportunistic. they're moving everywhere, seeking facilities, relationships, arms

the real reason was yugoslavia economic independence and refusal to join nato lawyer gordon patrone ervish spent years researching documents that he sees corroborate native crimes committed in his homeland equal plan. you build us a bulk of stifled control years over this, the building it done on a senior course like to get this as a dodge, a little skew you aqua viewing. it will see that a 3 will be, will that still seem me with the wall? so treaty organization gone, the weld had become unipolar fiance, existence as ourself. what other scottish mission i just on kind kind of now marshall for the rock is for showing off the loose oh so on campus creek of boca valley where this was that was supposed to be added in particular to hear the new, the a book you know, some they said that you really are said that in autumn, 2000 was the district court in belgrade. here's a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed usa breast and the creature would hold her below korea donald branch to to produce clinton. alberto maloney yourself among the others who was sentenced to 20 years i

but many say the real reason was yugoslavian economic independence and refusal to join nato. lawyer gordon, for 20 average spent years researching documents that he sees co rather right. nathan crimes committed in his homeland eco plan. you build us a bulk of i for control just over this. he bought it done on a senior course like to get it as a dodge a little skewed on it. it occurs you and you will see it is that a 3 will be will that still it will seem me with the war. so treaty organization gone. the weldon become unipolar fiance existence as myself, with other scholars mission. i just kind of, you know, kind of now i shall for to rock it is for shawn went off clues. oh so on campus creek of boca valley where things were sent to celeste. we haven't been able to hear the new the approval from this has a little that you really are said that in autumn, 2000 was the district court in belgrade has a case against those who gave orders for yugoslavia to be bombed. use a breast in the creature, little nerve below korea, donald branch to to produce, drink till now blue maloney yourself among the

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ken clarke, gordon brown and george osborne, — clarke, gordon brown and george osborne, they did setthe structure of the modern british economy to the point where _ of the modern british economy to the point where it has withstood breaks it, point where it has withstood breaks it. the _ point where it has withstood breaks it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still— it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still here — it, the pandemic and ukraine. and it is still here. it is still strong, if is still here. it is still strong, it this— is still here. it is still strong, if this still, — is still here. it is still strong, if this still, it is a very low unemployment. low interest rates, certainty _ unemployment. low interest rates, certainly popular in ways. it is not in any— certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way— certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way a — certainly popular in ways. it is not in any way a basket case and i would say that— in any way a basket case and i would say that one — in any way a basket case and i would say that one of the great things we are

timber wolves at the nuggets montagne morris lobbing it up for our local kid, aaron gordon . slam. gordon's out of archbishop mitty in san jose, and he is getting way up. look at that body control. just goodness fantastic dunk by aaron gordon he had 24 is the t wolves 11 36 to 1 30 guarantee you he's showing that off. he's talking with friends in the locker room. look at this . it's already up on a poster for him. exactly exactly. it's pretty good. all right, thanks so much appreciate it. that's okay. everything if you call me jinx, it changed. you know what i will say that things have changed, you know are you know the market peluso week is over sports director mark ibanez. first day without him, so in honor of mark i have i have one is tied and i have another one at us. just scoring. thank you. mark leaves. he leaves behind a lot here. yeah. alright, jason. thank you so much. appreciate it. next at 11. bringing people back out again into the city. and you know, not only does it help all the different restaurants in the area like ourselves included, but you know they guests

the characterization that adam smith talked about self interest in a gordon gecko way. we all operate and i'm going to get what's best for myself . it's entirely ignorant. adam smith did the rather obvious reality of the incentive that when we go to work to provide for our family which sounds like a normal thing we are doing commerce a health and it is benefiting and that those are good things and the construct of the invisible hand. but what he says here is that mankind is more perplexing than that and that there are desires, desires to be seen. but there could be a notice from aristotle and aquinas. there is a part of mankind nothat feeds activity and i believe smith as one of the great philosophers got this right at the time that possibly the school had a chance to take off so for us to now then take to what the school had created for 200 years and characterized adam smith as gordon gecko is totally unfair so i go straight to embody the notion that when it becomes more e enlightened, it leads to a better societal response. >> that's right, smith didn't l write about

anthony gordon! anthony gordon joined everton aged 11 and grew up down the road.strike, he knew, meant so much. the blues could have been clear by half—time but for manchester united's keeper. they too have had a season to forget and could miss out on the top six. but everton were in greater need. every block edged them closer, every fan knew what's at stake. the nerves would last right through to stoppage time. it's ronaldo! the win keeps them 17th but changes the mood. this was the lift everton so needed from a winning goal made on merseyside. let's hearfrom both managers, ralf rangnick in a moment, but first frank lampard, who has been feeling the heat from everton�*s lack of form. the reality of the position is clear with us. you can feel that in the stadium. but at the same time, we're good here at goodison, we've been good in my time here, we've won five out of seven games. we don't concede like we do away from home. that's another question but at the same time, the fighting spirit we showed, the qualities we showed are a big deal for us and we need to repli

smith didn't write a book the story of gordon gecko and wall street greed and bad people who short he wrote a book called theory of moral sentiments. that's right, and and that's important to to look into and to help. i'm just going to go through a couple more names. okay, david found the names. it's this one's a hard one frederick bastia. it's a french name. okay. bastia. but he's an important one bus just speaks in your book and in his wonderful treatises about the things one sees and that which one doesn't see what what must be foreseen. tell us about it. tell us the story of bastya's broken window fallacy. so i as a very very young person who did not have a very easy time getting dates with girls read henry haslett's economics in one lesson and and became very familiar with the broken window fallacy, but as i became more serious in my studies as all serious students do decided to study original sources and not merely writings about original sources that 100 years later. so hazlet was quoting from friedrich bastiat about his notion of broken window about fallacy and i immediately b

what a friend he is borscht boris gordon sends you his best regards.n't know any boris gordon, this is some kind of mistake. all the best, goodbye. well , from one source of the overall picture is not clear. at least for one day. and even more so. about this, i must learn a spliff. to convince that we are we thank you forgive the nerves. i hope that soon mikhail lvovich will remain on the farm. and please be careful.

maria: gordon, what is this about?pping slightly to 23,000. no real serious death threat in terms of hospitalizations. but the shutdowns appear to be spreading beyond shanghai. do you think hong kong is next and what do you see as the impact? >> well, hong kong has already strict quarantine rules and, he yes, what's really fascinating is that the hong kong government announced it would relax some of the rules and beijing came in 24 hours ago and said no, you're not going to do it. so we could see even stricter rules in hong kong because they're dictated by beijing and in shanghai you have a lot of asymptomatic cases. i think this is about people control, not disease control in shanghai. maria: yeah. and i'm wondering why the administration isn't doing anything about it. the white house talks about covid all the time and yet we still have yet to see a true real investigation into the origins of covid in the wuhan lab. it feels like this white house is letting china off the hook and i want to ask you about policy based o

the suspect then jumped in and drove off. >> check the area south gordon. >> reporter: but the boy'sher was able to watch their every move because she was tracking her son's smartphone, equipped with a find my iphone gps feature. police quickly caught up with the car, arresting the suspect and rescuing her son. >> you did a good job. >> excuse me. >> you okay? >> yes. >> reporter: experts say the number of carjackings involving children is increasing nationwide. but more of those incidents are ending with the children safe thanks to technology. >> we are using technology in a way to bring home children faster than ever before. we're all interconnected. we all have these devices in our pockets. >> reporter: the rescues are adding fuel to the debate among parents about whether to track their kids with a phone or device. today the average age of kids getting their first phone is 10 years old. >> they're pretty savvy at that point already because they've been on mom and dad's phone or brother and sister's tablet. it's really up to any parent to make that decision whether they think their

rupert gordon says the don't say law is intentionally vague in its rules. we want to make sure that we're care of every ceo of every 2 child and this law doesn't do it. it actively palms the law is set to go into effect in july. kron 4 has reached out to governor desantis, his office for comment on this lawsuit. >> as of this report, there has been no response reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. well, 2 employees with the oakland unified school district are being treated at a hospital after they were. >> hit by car. that incident happened yesterday morning. this was around 7.30, the school's district spokesperson tells u.s. employees they were crossing high street when they were hit by that car. one has been seriously injured, including broken bones. a 66 year-old man was killed by a driver. this happened and oakland's chinatown. it happened earlier last month on alice street near 8th. and we're learning more about the victim kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> surveillance video shows a 66 year-old man getting hit by a van in oakland's

here is lyosha gordon when lyosha came to the class , he immediately became a leader, strong, handsomesmart on the first day with nadya, you know, everyone was sure that then they would definitely get married. lyosha served in the army he entered the institute. tell me this is a tragedy. it is possible in more detail what kind of tragedy? he was said to be in conflict. with a crime boss and this crime boss took revenge on him. how did they become inject drugs? hmm released already drug addict. as much as lyosha could open, you will find, he tried to cope with the disease himself, he died of an overdose. petrovich goes, how could you click. nikolai borisovich so happened. we do not worry, will not go anywhere by the evening. we'll get it by the evening our guys. 15 minutes found all the money. give me back the money or i'll call the police. fuck you old goat hands. i realized long ago that you decided to solve your vile problems with my hands. and i almost believed you, a fighter for justice. are you like that the same way he lived. you won't need them anymore. don't screw up money. tha

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it looks like gordons. take a closer look. however, this is also a mountain.at comes out. our light does not burn, ours is also on the other side, the more we ask, the more. one andrey andreevich the expert said that calm down, they will conduct a real examination. kohl when you say this, i admired the beeps wrote, slowly looking for the secret of beauty. three hours later he sold the plane to italy. come on, my share. it looks like you've been suspended from this case. as in my opinion and you when what are we doing here, excuse the business that you can do together. those where mister two we are depths i tv continues on the air istanbul that in general it was a breakthrough to peace or a rollback, and the ukrainian conflict does not imply a ceasefire and a halt to hostilities. let's try to figure it out right now. good evening. my name is vadim takmenev. i'm anna, i'm saturday april 2nd in most cities. where we are now looking at the exact time 18:00 hours 57 minutes. no, there are no rubles, europe refuses to pay for russian gas in russian currency. what wi

so, in my home state of georgia, i represent the folks that fort gordon which is a major and strategic military installation. it hosts the army cyber center for excellence. major sigma corps and military intelligence units and in the first few months after my elections i went out to fort gordon. met with military families and enlisted personnel and heard nightmarish accounts of private advertised housing on posts. infestation, contamination, unsafe living conditions, environmental hazards. a company that was unresponse stoift needs of my constituents, these service members and their families. they asked me to take action. so i launched an eight month intensive investigation as chair of the permanent subcommittee on investigation working in a bipartisan way with the ranking member on that subcommittee. my colleague senator ron johnson, we reviewed tens of thousands of pages of records. we interviewed dozens of witnesses and what we determined is that the mistreatment of military families at fort gordon, at shepard air force base in texas, and military installations across the country co

as gordon rejoiced, just gordon agreed, but the truth is the same man, he says, well, no. you, if the interior is even a journalist, but if someone, well, made a mistake, okay, or misspoke or alienates, well , at least you somehow. well, take it no. so everything and it is necessary it is normal. you understand that all of them are built on this. well, the strategy is hysterical, yes, it is such pseudo-knowledge in relation to it. uh, there is one more character to russia. to they call the character that way now, as she is a deputy. she is a blogger, a certain liza bogutskaya. here she also spoke on historical topics, but it was already close to us about the great patriotic war. look. what is curious is that in the forty-fifth, too, not russia won and most of all died, you and uh, ukrainians. i still remember from school history later how many films how many i remember, the first ukrainian front, the second ukrainian front, the third ukrainian, the fourth belarusian, the russian fronts. do you remember russian and remember, well, there was the far east, that is, some regio

of the rebecca gordon has spoken about dislocation when, when talking about him moving to england. so i wanted to know how has the experience of silence or loneliness as part of exile? how has that shaped his work? i don't know if silence shaped my work. i suppose the phenomena of being a stranger in another place is that you have 2 realities. you have one which you live every day, and one which is you are imagined life, which is elsewhere. and sometimes the imagined life is even stronger than the real . of course, you go through your practical life doing whatever practical things require, but nonetheless, ceiling, missionary life or your imagined life or your life of the imagination can still be some other place. and i suspect for many people with this experience, it probably still is, can i say there? i think, you know, this is something maybe also 2nd generation people have is that even though i didn't come from somewhere else? i still felt like i did because you live in the gum nay, and household in germany, and it's a primarily gone man, household. and maybe you will circle of

max gordon near flagstaff of the details coming up for 11 days, 11. we have been in and out of the rain. and now the big change for the weekend that you need to know about the full forecasts as the news continues, right here on ktvu. parts, too. is g attention to environmental issues like climate change. there are a number of rallies and marches happening throughout the bay area today, including this massive march that sky fox just flew over in san francisco. the group youth versus apocalypse marched from the u. n plaza in the city, demanding the clean up of radioactive and toxic waste. they want to reframe the day as people's earth day. and focus on the impact on low income communities of color in the city. a massive wildfire is raging across parts of northern arizona. the tunnel fire is creating widespread problems for residents and high winds in the area are expected to create additional fox weather's max gordon has the latestaff, arizona, continues to spread rapidly, ofds, combined w humidity is creating a recipe for disaster as crews struggle to

he vacate downing street to make room for his successor gordon brown. brown's government is hapless and after only 3 years, he has to make way for david cameron, a tory, the queen's 12th prime minister in 2011, prince william and kate's fairy tale wedding makes the monarchy more popular than ever. politically, however, the united kingdom is facing one of the biggest crises in its history. breck fit. although david cameron is against britain leaving the you, he promises his people a referendum. he hopes this will strengthen his position as prime minister above all, he doesn't expect to be defeated. ah, but he's wrong. in june 2016. a wafer thin majority of 52 percent of britons voted to leave the e. u. the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different call. cameron, resigns. ah, his success are to resume half the difficult task of making breaks. it happened you rex. it means breakfast and we're going to make a success of it. the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen. but she is unpopular within her party and with

the head of the investigative committee instructed to check gordon's books that he is trying to sellia against the journalist, a criminal case was already initiated in march of this year on the air of a ukrainian tv channel. he advised to unleash a nuclear war, and also called for violence against russian military personnel. here are the ukrainian nationalists. it looks like they announced a hunt for russian representatives. the media are trying to beat not only with words, but this week the fsb officers detained members of the terrorist group obsekala planned to crack down on several famous journalists. we talked to our colleagues who were being assassinated and tried to find out who the customer was. journalist vladimir solovyov is under guard even when she is not in sight of the security requirements after the assassination attempt. this interview is given by the tv presenter especially for our program shortly before the start of her live broadcast. my main thought was, what is needed? well, somehow first of all, to warn everyone not to worry too much, because when a friend sounds