gore is from 1994 to the year 2004.s are opened up, so we can see who influenced whom, what other justices who might have secretly steered the outcome, how much they might have been looking to outside forces. it's just a real treasure-trove to understand how the law of the nation is decided. and in bush v. gore that you asked about, that 5-4 opinion that came down late on the night of december 12th, 2000, deciding the election, giving george w. bush the white house over then vice president al gore was an unsigned opinion. we weren't sure exactly who truly influenced it. and what we see is that the actual writing was done by anthony kennedy, but he was using a framework that was provided by justice sandra day o'connor, the first woman on the supreme court, and a woman who herself was steeped in politics, because she was an arizona state legislature, and i love to say that she came to washington knowing how to count votes and she truly did. and they worked together, again, to give bush the white house. but also to rob chi

rod vicki and grant christina ashun gore. connie made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity. >> may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties family described. ron, this go fund me page. the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into our went right into her bloodstream. it ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism causing her death. according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine w

but the long dispute over no gore, no cadillac could be coming to an end. which one which has a meaning, you recognize this as a by john's tarrot trade 8 to 6600 square kilometers. so long as, as a by sean is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meaning is 29800 square kilometers as a by john's tired trait includes and going to cover about the k number of joke on to which some of us who personnel and make the commitment on condition that our servers, young guarantees, the safety of ethnic armenians living there. the region was established by the soviets, after world war one predominantly populated by ethnic armenians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republic of a survey on since the collapse of the soviet union, armenia and a sub a john have both made claims to the territory. some 7000 soldiers were killed in the last war. in 2020. the foreign ministers from both countries met in moscow last week for a trilateral talks with russia star gay life rough leaders from both armenia and to serve a. john met you council c

christina hashing gore. connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that same desire to look like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties, family described. ron, this go fund me page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without

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they also mentioned one moment where prigozhin actually call a gore office -- >> gore is ukrainian intelligenceasked, but the officer is able to recognize his tone of speaking, sort of the way he speaks, and identifies him as prigozhin. so, we know these are back channel conversations that, you know, he made that offer, for example, for ukraine to withdraw from bakhmut in exchange for russian positions more than once, according to our source. and, you know, we believe some of these meetings may have happened in person but also through some sort of phone communications. >> and is it clear to you why -- i mean, was it to gain advantage in bakhmut that he wanted to ukrainians to withdraw their forces from a particular area? was it just to avoid a particular fight? i mean, do you have a sense of why he set up these communications in the first place? >> yeah. i mean, some of it may have started honestly, you know, communications with gore, which handles also prisoner exchanges might have been along those lines, which is fairly typical. but, you know, the battle for bakhmut has been incredibly import

a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties family described. ron, this gofundme page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th, but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that or county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism. >> causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. shouldn't be using needles to inje

one person was killed on thursday evening in the gore, looked as the entire city came on, zer, multiple launch a rocket system. fire from ukraine. people are hiding in the bomb shelters. the same thing is happening here in the next uh, was a visit of the family earlier who came uh, whose house came under shelving at 6 o'clock in the morning on thursday. the 3 year old girl nearly lost her lived officers are now fighting to save her life. so, but this is a regular occurrence here in the next republic into an ask and then go, let's go where ukrainian military are constantly shooting indiscriminately against civilians. of course, very close the nest. we have a front line we have of day if we have 5 to ask you we have but who lives are where heavy of fighting is taking place constantly and ukrainians. they are responding against civilian targets. here in done that's god. throughout the day on thursday we've heard the work all 5 missile defense systems, the outskirts of the city under constant bombardment. like i said, people are hiding in bomb shelters. and of course, there is a chaos and m

moreover, i recently arrived in sredniye gore.h, therefore, probably, yes, it was not easier, therefore, in general, the impression is very positive. spend no difficulty. on the contrary, i like it when a track with all sorts of turns is better for me, and when good turns are also not very pleasant. it is difficult to shoot pretty good successful events, both in terms of mass participation and long-distance wrestling. well , in general, the weather pleased us, we looked, probably, all year round and snow the rain and the sun passed, well, i think that everything turned out pretty well. in parallel, leave the belarusian cross country, victory took place and the country's cup. at this start, the strongest athletes of the national team and reservists were announced in the 5 km race for men, sergey platonov from mogilev, he once again confirmed his leadership among the girls . young chess players from minsk gymnasium no. 16 won the republican chess competition among schoolchildren. belaya ladya second place this is how the representat

i applaud a her efforts and thoe of tipper gore. having been a first lady you realize there is some input to those positions and i applaud those who take advantage of it. >> and i would say ditto. >> i think when my husband was serving as president of united states i felt that i could be a sounding board. i had the feeling as i went around public functions i could hear what the people were feeling and hear what they were saying and carry it back to him as to what wast out there for hm to take him and kind of combined what he was hearing from his cabinet. i think the president is often so protective of those people around him that he doesn't have a really good feel for the common every day mundane day-to-day stuff that is going on outside the walls of the white house in the oval office. that was one thing that i said i could do. i was very active in the equal rights amendment and i did try very hard to influence it on women's issues. [applause] i managed to do a pretty good job when it came to naming a woman to the supreme court. he

i work with tipper gore and a working group constantly. think that everybody would like to have mental health benefits included in healthcare reform. but what we want to make sure of is they are created equal of this or distinction if sick you are sick. that is what we are working toward. >> yes, i too have met with mrs. mrs. clinton early on. she very much is supporting the coverage of mental health and substance abuse. [inaudible] exit active advocacy role your healthcare. your success is taking an active role in crafting the policy and you have any advice to mrs. clinton as she takes on the added role of healthcare? >> i think i would tell her to just keep working at it. [laughter] i applaud her efforts and those of tipper gore. having been a first lady you realize there is some influence in that position and i applaud those who take advantage of it. >> i would say did out. [laughter] >> i think that when my husband was serving as president of the united states i felt i could be a sounding board. i had the feeling that is i went around

joining us live as elizabeth gore, president and cofounder of hello alice, a company a company helps businesses launch and grow. she shared specific struggles that small businesses based on ways to succeed. it's so good to see you. elizabeth: thank you for having me. kristen: what is small business week? elizabeth: it is all about celebrating our community. most small business owners are your family, neighbors and the folks down the street. if you think about it, they are providing grocery stores, childcare, accountant, local dr., and it is important we think of them as the fabric of america and walk in those stores and shops mall. kristen: what is hello alice and what is your role in small business week? at elizabeth: we serve 1.5 one million small business owners in this country, ensuring they have equitable access to capital and all the technical assistance they need to run their business. kristen: how do you connect them with those resources? win we came in and ask what your physical location and industry and specifically we will help f youeqind capital. we also assure women and

so to me living the fishers called the oysters golden gore and sell them to top ships all over italy. but above all, bought us lots. one thing about his work and he built it seems so the, it's that in the sense of freedom, lima, they, you follow the flow of the tides in the phases of the moon, in the sea, you're a part of this beautiful world, our world, the po, delta preserving this world and ensuring its future providers and the fishers of gore is their life's work. all of us who live in these big concrete jungle often wonder what must this field to live in nature. i often do sleeping in caves, drinking from the stream. the nature of being not infrastructure. imagine walking on bridges that can actually live. i'm read. yeah, in fact, that is realize it's not a magical land. it's a small town in the northeastern states of. ready people of these hills have countless names for rain and no wonder for this is the which is really is spots on planet of the monsoon. takes on many forms in the healey state of being called in north eastern india. what stops as gentle streams and ends as ragin

here in gore left not far away from the net, this is the point of impact of ukrainian multiple launch rockets systems. now, this is a purely residential area all around me. are apartment buildings, not a single military position inside the 9 who was killed, he was standing on his balcony during the strike. according to the neighbors, his legs was soaring off immediately. he was then promptly taken to the hospital where doctors were fighting for his life. however, he died on an operating table. yep. well, let's see. we'll get it. i'm completely sure the understand where the show. so lending one house close to mine has been shelter. and then other one, it's a purely residential area. on the civic is leave here. there are no notes or facilities here. now this is yet another proof that the ukranian nationalists are firing indiscriminately against civilian areas here and go look at this is a, a central, very busy streets in the city. and this is just one of the houses that was uh, targeted by ukrainian or jewelry. like i said earlier, as a result, a people were ones that and one person was

here in gore looked at this is a central, very busy streets in the city. and this is just one of the houses that was uh, targeted fi, ukrainian, or jewelry. like i said earlier, as the result, a people were ones that and one person was killed. right? now, hello, go maintenance services, trying to do everything they can in order to fix these buildings. however, as you can see, the city continues to live and continues to hope that these indiscriminate, shedding spite ukrainian nationalist will finally stop the petition for 9 years. don bass has been in a for rushes, for our civilians suffer from blast wounds with subsequent amputations. many of them have become disabled for the rest of their lives. is this a criminal regimes so many children have come to our hospital throughout this year, severely wounded or disabled and with psychological trauma, they cry at night. there's no excuse for these atrocities. over the last 24 hours, at least, 20 civilians were wounded. has the result of ukrainian artillery selling and one person was killed. now this is the numbe

now his defense attorney keith gore was going to try to pick apart the case against him. >> the only >> lorraine caceres covered the trial. >> the defense concentrated on the fact there was no body. they concentrated on the fact there was no video of christina getting into the suspect's car. >> gore told the jury enrique had been cooperative, and as for the injuries on his arms and hands, enrique told detectives he'd been working on his car. >> when the tire landed on me because i took it off. and it was too heavy, so just landed right on -- >> oh. oh, okay, okay. it makes sense -- >> it landed where all of this -- yeah. >> okay, that makes sense. >> then the defense went after the cell phone data. >> what do you have? cell data hits. >> they brought in their own experts saying that these cell phone towers and these pings are not reliable. >> and christina's dna in the trunk? gore pointed out enrique's camaro and christina's toyota were both processed at the same police garage. >> this is a one bay, one garage and you've got all these cars coming in and out. nobody needs to tell you

christina asher gore, connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that samehton gore counties, family described. ron, this gofundme page. the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately caused pulmonary embolism. >> causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with practicing medicine without a - >> it's very dangerous and - it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. they shouldn't be using% needles to inject dru

christina asher gore, connie, made a living off of looking like kim kardashian on only fans that sameook like a celebrity may have been the cause of her death. >> a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties family described. ron, this gofundme page. >> the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that or county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like kim kardashian. instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into our went right into her bloodstream is ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda an

of course, all the press were there, and there were people marching around outside for bush, for gore. al sharpton was there marching around. so ted looks out and he says to us in his oral history, i said to myself, close your eyes, stop and think about this for 30 seconds, because someday people are going to want to hear these. and sure enough, we got hear them. so let me give a pop quiz. those of you who are here today or if you're watching online or you're watching archive. so in 2005, right before the 4th of july weekend, sandra day o'connor, such a historic woman on the court, the first woman appointed by reagan in 81 she announces in the middle of that summer surprisingly that she is going to retire the court. and the reason though is it was a prize was that chief justice rehnquist had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and it was thought that if someone was going to the court that summer, it would be he. but she went in to see and he said, no, i don't intend to leave. and she said, well, i was thinking about leaving year. and he said, well, just in case i next year we can't hav

they tried to prove that i was involved in the murder of gorely , that this was the second and colleaguesas shot dead in a car, he was driving like a snyder and the cops took him. listen to this, if the two of them went to the hotel and one of them was born, who was the second? gorelov deceased? well, i have news for you too. you know, i remembered that a lady's lighter was found near the corpse of sergei voronin and the examination found fingerprints on it not only of the deceased, but also of another dashka. clearly, the mistress is unknown, you need to dig. he made sure that the two participants in the crime are dead. and by the way, why the participants? well, maybe a light bulb left the keys before his death, but then sign at the exit. i 'll take my father's personal belongings from the office and leave. yes? ok, thank you. nothing was born, but bequeathed from the side by name is correct, and i beg you. pologii in russia will always remain this senior garage. as a son, i have a lot of morons, how could my mother act so quickly. why uh-huh i thank you, wait, but what about uncle bori

bush and al gore, clearing the way to certify bush's win. the controversial 5-4 ruling hurt the court's legitimacy among democrats and further divided an already fiercely polarized nation. just five days after that decision, the house democratic leader, dick gephardt, appeared on this program and refused to call george w. bush the legitimate next president. >> the supreme court decision, was that based on law or politics? >> well, we have to accept that decision. i criticized the decision. i didn't think it was the right decision. i wish we could have counted all the votes, but the court made its decision. >> so george w. bush is the legitimate 43rd president of the united states? >> george w. bush is the next president of the united states. >> but is he legitimate? >> we have to respect the presidency. we have to respect the law, and we have to work with him to try to solve the people's problems. that's the task in front of us now. >> but why can't a leading democrat say he is a legitimate president of the united states? >> he is the presid

the feed is for the refinery, this part comes through the gore pipeline as far as it has been built, but another part of the needs of these refineries, now if we imagine that only feed is available to you, we have another plan for this pipeline to export monkey products outside the gulf . fars because i am outside the persian gulf we are only talking about the package of the oil refinery, what amount of cargo will be created , part of this will be part of the feed of the refineries, then it will come through the sea, and from it, the export of these products of this refinery and, god willing, petrochemicals , or will it be created through this port? this port will be exported with a capacity of 150 million tons. god willing, it will be designed in different phases. i hope the divine spirit of god will grant us success. now , the first phase of our project has set a target. we will conduct economic studies and technical studies in sectors such as techniques in the dredging sector evaluation of hair flow we have started various studies ahead of time, we have started a comprehensive pla

named as christian be and is behind bars in germany for raping a woman in the same area of the al gore of region from where the british tots or went amazing. christian b is also under investigation on suspicion of murder in the mccann case, but hasn't been charged. he's denied any involvement, but at the behest of german on saturdays, a search is being carried out at the location in portugal. and to the investment, the icons give any concrete information on the clues on which the search operation is faced by the people. they're not tips that come from the accused. but as you can imagine, we don't start a search in portugal on the off chance and does is that there has to be a good reason post and we have one. i ask for your understanding though, because i can't disclose it here for tactical reasons. the police come to side months after my cons disappearance, but divers only find unable remains there, hoping these new search results in a breakthrough in the case. well, the corona virus pandemic was not even one year old. when doctors begin giving 1st vaccine shots, it was made possible b

moreover, i recently arrived in sredniye gore. uh, it didn't get any easier.ht in general, the impression is very positive on the track there were no difficulties. on the contrary, i love when the track with all sorts of turns. eh, the more difficult the tracks, the better for me, also when i don’t really like good turns either, so there were no difficulties, quite a good successful event, both in terms of mass participation and long-distance wrestling. well, in general the weather pleased us, we looked , probably, all year round and the snow passed and the rain and the sun, well, i think that everything turned out quite successfully with the whole belarusian cross country, the victory took place and the cup of the country. at this start, the strongest athletes of the national team were declared, as well as its reserve race for 5 km among men , sergey platonov from mogilev turned out to be the best , we add that he once again confirmed his leadership, and among the girls there were no equals from minsk, and you can’t mate. after 8 decades, belarus is not on th

she stepped in because no one else wanted them to or jennifer and marcus gore there is the older one from he's 25 now 20 sang. he came with a drug problem and 25 years ago. thanks. yeah. no one to can children like that. so he stayed, oh them debug. yvonne is a 3rd. she has autism and still lives with elca and are usually short term foster babies. isn't what's it like when they leave? oh it's strange. is it suddenly? yes sometimes. but another soon rose, right? yeah, that's nice. ah, 2 months after we 1st met, okay. we visited her and emma again. a 2nd baby had moved in in the meantime. no. nora harvey, cousin, i think i mentioned the one thing i picked her up from the crisis center. she was found there right after the birth of one. her mother left her there with the babies feeder and casts because she has 2 club theme and she was born with club plaza. spite from 3 of one will foster parents take a nura. emma is just about to be picked up and brought to her new home. if the separation will be difficult for elca. i co rosen trotter is there to lend support . he hopes her in a work as

. >> a caring and loving spirit is how christina ashton gore counties, family described. ron, this go fund me page. the 34 year-old died of a heart attack on april 20th. but san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says 24 hours before that gore county was here at the san francisco airport, marriott hotel to receive silicone injections into are rare and so that it would enlarge are rare and to make the victim look more like. >> kim kardashian instead, what happened is the drug that was injected into went right into her bloodstream is ultimately cause j a pulmonary embolism, causing her death. >> according to wag staff, the injections were given by vivian gomez who was arrested at a florida airport just hours after the kim k look alikes death. the 50 year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license that cause death. >> it's very dangerous and it's not approved by the fda and she's not even if it were. she's not licensed to do it. she's she's a cosmetologist, an licensed cosmetologist. they shouldn't be using needle

nuremberg on may 24, 1946, the defendant hermann göring was attracted to the party only by its political mean the creation of greater germany and the annulment of the versailles peace treaty. of course, if you joined the party, then you had to to some extent accept all points of the program, including anti-semitism. hitler promised to fight the so-called world jewry and communism like someone who doesn't like communism. soviet russia was a challenge to the very existence of western civilization, not only western civilization in general, based on the division of humanity into a select elite. completely crumbling to the foundations. in the soviet union , the most progressive labor legislation at that time was provided, guaranteeing an eight-hour working day, social paid holiday allowances and all these things that many western countries didn't have yet. this is a state of a new type, which has been actively trying to support the revolutionary movements of the workers throughout europe and has caused very serious concerns. socialist revolution of 1919 . in germany , parliamentary democracy

al gore said it was the best he ever voted for in economics ever. you know, we have a way of reaching across the aisle and this to happen. it is time we get together and be a pro, pro-growth agenda. there is i mean, i'm going lecture one more time. there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think