heinrich: it did take a few years.had to figure out they were going to establish their minimum standard in relation to proficiency requirement. it did not take long. a couple years into it, you had to have under the law the system in place and before the consequences started coming and there had to be three years we were school did not make adequate yearly progress, so i would say as we look around 2006 and 2007, that's where we see more and more schools start, that's where the crisis is really hitting where there were some of the students not making those -- not making adequate progress under those challenging standards and that's also where we talked about already where again school systems within them. we heard from callers talking about how they repeatedly tested. in this last point that was made , were we doing better in not leaving some children behind, we are not measuring where students were but the results and some of the research where the focus really ended up being windows students were close, getting them

here the boy was remained his principles heinrich matovich.t the war, warsaw food and huts are close. they got around that, go, nameless days with the composer, the pain does not go away with a rape, the conspiracies of the polish people's sea, the legendary musician of the fifteen-year-old 2000 did not become, as for me the ideal of a composer, when the composer is multifaceted. here you know that let's say the song was in the repertoire. here, and wagner specially wrote two songs for edith utyosova, there is a lullaby, a wonderful lullaby, and it was written sometimes work at the front-line theater in that period was already smart timaestro from crushed. i, from that person, we remember with a broadsword and a podyaka, he goes down and says, why is this boy not sleeping? nevertheless, the central place in the work of henrikhabach at times i am engaged in yards of violent form. the most popular opera with a screed of life in a walking belarusian teleopera early three concerts for piano and orchestra of the vocal symphonic poem forever alive a

heinrich matus.at concerts for lamb and front-line soldiers of the protsars a concert by a master at the tajik state philharmonic society, and in 1943 he began to look at him with an excessive shatsk theater front-line throwing you with george mentality linked the composer to everyone. i disperse you in prison pig i prefer to sit in prison with the french than to stomp free under the german velvet banners tajikistan has become an entry point for creativity in dushanbe wagner wrote serious walking music on a weed for director sergei yurkevich, for a short story, brave soldier sheik from a brazilian. well , the khultima of the war for everything, got an important one. and why is she hungry in this, and she burned at the composer’s soul illegally, so the national musical cultures of the scorpion are called and opera stashkoy to the inhabitants of some kind, laying out about the dramatic military alice this was the beginning in general, by the way, the revival of opera. cabbage i hear the porcini mushroo

look, this is the heinrich litsky bell. you see the scar on his face.d is no token around his neck we don't see a scar here. you want to say that the dead are not heinrich lensky, so according to the documents of your environmentalist, he was on board. these are foreigners under the age of 40. one of the dead euros is over fifty. well, the documents could be separate , but there is an interesting detail . so here's the landing phenomenon. i determined that this is a russian ring tattoo. a foreigner was in prison or he is not a foreigner rodionov send the orientation that the opera has to the police. let them check if among the locals a person with such a tattoo makes a certificate for armories in the district, but the ministry is in no hurry to archive documents. speedup by this archived search whole trinity is on the bridge 21 seconds. well, so what, even if the first car has time to move off the bridge, this will not save him. all the same, it will go completely into the river. as there is a depth of 12 m and a very fast current without a chance, no o

central to heinrich wackner's work is occupied by rampant forms. the most popular opera screed live in walking belarusian teleopera rannitsa three concerts for piano and orchestra vocal symphonic poem forever alive and the hero of brest it is himself from fishing a fictitious bride after the aval of the holy shade. the first belarusian ballet dancer of the sacred sectarians, symbolizing the komsomol youth , is such an occasion for the novel by petrus brovka, being a hydroelectric power station, and tini was obtained from minsk in 1963 by the emissions of fashionable fans of the ballet world. divorce was successfully shown in moscow by the radiation of relief images of the speaker. and you will hear various cute ballet ballets from the direct praise of the krytkovs and staged by heinrich wagner one fat souls composers of belarus noble deer are artiodactyl mammals, their homeland is in eurasia, but today they are common on all continents, with the possible exception of antarctica. one of the distinguishing features of these animals is the horns with

heinrich wagner was connected not only with fellow composers alice, the poets arkady kulyashov maximegor borodulin, the closest sabers were georgy sharshovsky and georgy menglet nedinov minovito, yana and rested a cold role. lesya and creativity composer. gathered he knew how to be shodro in 16 he was a refusal socrotar of the union of composers of belarus and jess, young musicians tear off hissing, they didn’t realize that this was a good kishin varner artist, nicole did not flourish at the conservatory, he was a professor at the pedagogical institute named after maxim tank, and yashi laid out music on the departments at the minsk pedagogical institute. well, i don’t know, this is not a story, but they told me. so once upon a time one person hmm when wagner introduced himself as a composer. wagner said what oh you know, but i know your music, i was at the opera house and heard your opera longgrin and tankier. and after that, he always presented himself like this, and the composer wagner, but not the one you thought of. ryhard , a german composer and conductor, a violent reformer of

here is a picture of heinrich himmler with his daughter, he called her doll.st at the risk of her life. she infiltrated the nazi organization that led the daughter of himler and exposed her precisely thanks to andrea , now the world can see what eta looks like a woman avoiding journalists. angels often threaten me, including threatening letters with physical violence, and recently i was beaten. until recently, the daughter of heinrich himmler almost openly helped elderly nazi criminals and escaped punishment. for decades, she shipped them abroad, provided lawyers for the courts , and collected money from sympathizers to support them. until andrea made a number of incriminating materials and the german authorities banned the organization of goodru. now andrea is the personal enemy of guller's daughter. and it was like that. we were invited to a meeting of the veterans of the ussr in austria, the photographer in the role of my husband and i, during the reception, gudrun himmler, was surrounded by cavaliers, the order of the knight's cross, and they were sitting

interesting that jacqui heinrich said joe biden has not done and never sat for a print interview. a wire. you could argue that. what happened to that? when you have aoc does all the media, not afraid of doing media interviews and gq magazine want to sell magazines. she is very effective and they want to sell magazines. i just think it is interesting. i love your perspective. joe biden doesn't do any interviews. >> none. we were talking about football before we came out. the last time he sat down for an interview was the day of the super bowl. it was 206 days ago. we're told he has all this momentum. he got 81 million votes. why not try to sell your agenda if you are so confident in it? his handlers won't put him out there. i love the introto the gq profile. aoc, the political voice of a generation and cultural star whose power transcends politics. she is one of the least effective members of congress. 435 members we're talking about. never had a piece of sponsored legislation ever passed. she is all foam and no beer at this point. but she is the voice of the far left and it will s

heinrich bernard ackerman. >> paul aquaviva. >> christian adams. >> donald leroy adams. >> patrick adamserrence edward adderley junior. >> -- lee adler. >> daniel thomas of leto -- joseph agnello. >> david scott agnes. >> brian g. ahern. sabir ahmed. godwin o. ajalla. >> margaret ann a lauria. john leslie albert. >> peter craig alderman. >> and my brother in law. danny, you are in our hearts every day. your 5 now adult children are thriving. like you and with peggy's guidance, they are kind, people succeeding in their careers and in life. we celebrate you all today. >> and my father john leslie albert. i was 13 years old in september 2001. we had a wonderful relationship to date. how well does a 13-year-old boy really know his father? the reality is that i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, conversations, so while the grief or seeds a bit with time, -- recedes a bit with time, the absence of my father is as palpable as it ever was. >> jekyll and elaine aldrich-frederick. -- jacqueline elaine aldrich-frederick. >> joseph ryan allen. >> r

we have hudson institute rebecca heinrichs.reats, by the way includes the talk of nuclear weapons? >> hi, charles, thanks, i mean we should take vladmir putin seriously. i don't think that we should be afraid of vladmir putin. and what i mean by that is, president biden has essentially permitted vladmir putin's threats of nuclear war to make putin, make biden very, very risk-averse. he has not been permitting ukrainians to actually push the russians out and force the russians to the negotiating table. vladmir putin can say, listen we're done doing this. this is not worth the cost. let's get some kind of a negotiated agreement. he can create his own off-ramps anytime. what biden needs to do, i'm not going to be intimidated by these threats of nuclear weapons. vladmir putin needs to understand that nato is a nuclear alliance as well. enough of this irresponsible talk. let's get to the end of this war. help ukrainians push the russians out. that is how you get to the end of this war. charles: doesn't feel we get there anytime soon

opportunity to change the route a little if he wants to learn more see every section of the forest, no heinrichrtunately can not in the area of ​​high security. we will move only in accordance with the approved plan. unfortunately, now an international conference is being held, everything is strict. i barely got permission for this flight , according to the plan, we flew loaded. hey seryoga why go to his face as a foreign ecologist. interesting in the t-shirt under the skirt. what's a serious matter? let's move. there are still three canisters left. we're already late. well, come on quickly. well, now we are with our eyes. see that no deforestation of relict forests. no, it was not. we diligently protect our forests.

general assembly jackie heinrich in new york. i'll have the details coming up. and coming up at six o'clock. attorneys for elizabeth holmes says she deserves a new trial. but prosecutors claim that's only a stall tactic before her sentencing next month. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ united nations this morning at the 77th meeting of the u. n. general assembly in new york and the president's main focus, calling on u. n member states to show solidarity with the ukrainian people and also condemn russia's in beijing foxes jackie heinrich reports. president biden on wednesday, making his case to the world that russia deserves international condemnation for its ongoing war in ukraine, permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbors. attempted to erase a sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter

welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: let's start with lucas tomlinson at the white house with fresh reaction from the biden administration, hey, lucas. lucas: good afternoon, griff, for years the estimated number of illegal immigrants inside the united states was 11 million, now texas lieutenant governor says that could soon be approaching a number 3 times higher. we are approaches 10 to 15% of the total population of the united states will be here illegal by the time joe biden's first term is over. you have to understand this has been an invasion for a long time. this is a plan from the left. they want to bring people in, one day make sure they have citizenship so they can vote. lucas: as you mentioned, griff, this morning a chartered bus from texas showing up at the vice president's home after she called the border secure despite millions arriving this year. the white house thinks republicans are playing dirty tricks. here is jacqui. >> ending remain in mexico or title 42 had nothing to do with the surge we are

ground had to provide him with maximum assistance, she was directly subordinate to the gestapo chief heinrich muller muller namesake giller. there were organized courses courses for sd officers of ss officers who were involved in the implementation of these actions of this action 1.005. and where about 10 disciplines were taught, which consisted in how to equip places of residence. how to recruit a suicide squad or a work team, which was then liquidated? how to carry out ignition? how to arrange storage of the place where exhumations were carried out? one of the main conditions in the operation to cover up the traces of massacres for the nazi leadership was secrecy, according to himmler's order, filming and photography were prohibited by a directive signed by henry the head of the main directorate imperial security allowed the recording of the process, but with the reservation permission for photography and filming can only be issued by superiors, and incest from sonder teams, as well as ss company commanders, such materials belonged to the secrets of the reich negatives and were required to

i still remember heinrich and hans, but even if they sell me at half price, they use me not only for my back. i am not ugly. i am natural wealth amber. the world of high society does not buy me and kirkorov does not insert me into his suit, sorry, on a young chest, not to be me, only my mother-in-law and wife are taken by the illegitimate son of the sea frieze and pine. inside me, a dry fly dreams. oh ring with me put on ka mni skos lower than the family, the tired salesman will say at the end of the day. i sold the carcass to the devil, but not you. man counters we are for you and you do not see our value. now, after only many years, you will understand memories that have no price are important there. and me go, well, run to the counter. what are you commanding us? listen to me son. yes, if it weren't for me , who the hell would buy you? and in the end, we like it very much, svetlogorsk. yes, even if the weather is not always warm here, but the hall is always very warm. listen to me son. but if i would fucking tell it was so warm. secrets to achieve, the higher the light, the greate

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. >> i'm jackqui heinrich. and let's start with lucas tomlinson at the white house for us. >> good afternoon. the bus trips are a message to the president, democrats and even vice-president who claim the border is secure. >> the border is not secure and you need to help us stop this. i don't care what crying, let them cry in their beer all day long, and the people of martha vineyard's what a bunch of elitist hypocrites they are. >> and buses were dropping off in washington, and massachusetts avenue for the second time, and today, which happens to be constitution day, more migrants are sent as well. the white house is reeling from florida governor ron desantis sending a plane of migrants to martha's vineyard. >> they were misled where they were headed told they would be headed to boston, misled what they would be provided when they arrived, promised shelter, refuge, benefits and more. these are the kinds of tactics that we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. >> of course, you're in the room w

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us with more with that. >> good evening, bret. president biden first tonight promised americans in hurricane ian's path no resource will be spared in the rescue or recovery effort but putin's latest escalation also called for a message from biden to our allies and enemies overseas. >> it's not just a crisis for florida. this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> president biden directing all possible action be taken to save lives and get help to survivors. after hurricane ian devastated the florida coast. then made landfall a second time in south carolina as a category 1 storm. a message of reassurance for americans, followed by a warning for russia. >> america's fully prepared with our nato allies to defend every single inch of nato territory. every single inch. so, mr. putin, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. >> condemning sham research da putin used to annex four occupied regions of ukraine, biden announced no sanctions on anyone who supports the move politically or economically. but, after putin

i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. about this time last year youngkin made it a point to listen to parents and eventually took their concerns to the governor's mansion and many of the same issues are clearly on voter's minds. >> the economy definitely is the issue. >> between inflation with every, like prices of everything going up, especially rent and gas. >> reproductive rights is like my top issue. >> the big thing is the border policy, that's awful. >> i think there needs to be a crackdown on crime. >> our educational system, with the kind of education problems we are having, the focus, seems to be on far more than what it should be, it's not on the usual reading, writing, arithmetic. >> even more worried about the young families. how can they have the gas what it is and the price of meet. >> the food is expensive, everything is going crazy, and stressed out. >> john: an issue across america. virginia governor glenn youngkin. start off by saying democrats had been closing the gap in the generic preference poll but

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> in tonight's midterm watch, democrats continue to lead republicans in congressional vote preference. our just released fox poll indicate democrats have a 44 to 41% edge among all registered voters. however it's tied among voters who say they are certain to participate in the november elections 45% each. this evening, the increasing scrutiny from a formerly fawning media of pennsylvania democratic senate nominee lieutenant governor john fetterman. he is facing dr. mehmet oz for election for senate in pennsylvania. fetterman is getting new questions about his health and his personal finances. here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> amid growin grow calls for jn fetterman to prove he is fit for senate. he says he will debate dr. mehmet oz on october 25th two weeks before election day. but the two campaigns are bickering over logistics. dr. oz to waited his campaign is accommodating a closed captioning request from fetterman and he argues that is goi

. >> john: and fox team coverage, but jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. this expected to come up in today's briefing. >> jacqui: absolutely, the white house reportedly held some high level talks, involved department secretaries weighing litigation options, according to an axios article, about how they can try to stop republican governors from bussing and flying migrants from the border area to democrat-run sanctuary cities and states. apparently the tipping point was the latest shipment of migrants by private plane to martha's vineyard. the president last night sounding off on all this. >> we are committed to fixing the immigration system, instead of working with us on solutions, republicans are playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong, it's un-american, it's wreckless. >> according to nbc, some internal division over how the administration should respond to all of this, and some dhs officials have expressed frustration at the meetings with the white house reluctant to take a page from the book of republ

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. some other headlines today, the wife of u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas has appeared for a voluntary interview with the house committee investigating the january 6th capitol riot. ginni thomas has been associated with former president trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election results, the committee has sought to speak with her for several months. today, she did. the senate has passed a short-term spending bill, cr, continuing resolution, to avert a partial government shutdown, that bill now heads to the house. it would finance the federal government through december 16th, funding for this fiscal year runs out at midnight friday eastern time. senate majority leader chuck schumer says his chamber will not conduct any more votes until after the midterm elections. the government says the real gross domestic product, the gdp, decreased at an annual rate of six tenths of a percentage point in the second quarter of the year. the real gdp fell 1.6% in the first quarter, as we to

i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. the hurricane's exact path is uncertain but what's clear is the storm is rapidly intensifying as forecasters warn it could strengthen into a category 4 system by the time it reaches florida. >> john: churning west of jamaica and south of cuba, expecting catastrophic damage. this as the national hurricane center says massive risk of a dangerous storm surge, strong winds and heavy rainfall along the florida west coast and on up into the panhandle. >> jacqui: governor desantis urging people to load up on fuel, medicine, groceries, as long lines are in the state. >> john: an area near st. petersburg, coastal flooding, as is most of florida, how are they preparing there? >> some are still soaking up the last few moments of good weather before things start to deteriorate. we are starting to see some evacuation orders go into effect. now, where we are in pinellas county, we are expecting those in the afternoon area. but in tampa, mandatory evacuations in places near the water, as well as som

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich takes a look tonight in columbus. >> the industrial midwesta legislative win ahead of the midterms and intel's $20 billion investment for a new semiconductor plant, no ultra maga semi-fascist talk from president biden in a state trump won in 2016 and 2020. instead, kind words for the state's outgoing republican senator. >> i want to thank rob portman for being a gentleman and decent man that he is and showing the democrats and republicans can work together to get big things done for our country. >> the crowd g.o.p. lawmakers who supported the chips and science act leary biden might continue down his road of late attacking their party. but even democrats are keeping their distance from biden. congresswoman marci captor didn't show up. >> joe biden flooding ohio solar manufacturers be undercut by china. but marci captor is fighting back. working with republican rob portman. >> congressman tim ryan, who skipped biden's last trip to the state did attend after saying he is campaigning as an independent. >> what did you mean. >> really just that, yo

>> bret: jacqui heinrich, live in the north lawn, thank you. >> joe manchin, joe, thanks for stickingh what you said you would do. this bill alone is going to lower the deficit by $300 billion over the next decade. and for this, for this fiscal year, a trillion $.4500 billion reduction in the deficit. this bill finally delivers on a promise i have made to the american people. >> bret: president joe biden this afternoon on the lawn of the white house celebrating the inflation reduction act a big event there joining us now is west virginia democratic senator joe manchin senator thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. >> bret: interesting optics. inflation 8.3% higher than expected. if you tick down energy inflation, food inflation, all of the numbers from the cpi today not good. and the markets took a dive some 1200 points yet there was a celebration on the north line. what do you think about that. >> the inflation reduction act is something my staff and i worked extremely hard on to make sure it's blend. most important thing we want to do my republicans my friends produce more e

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our report tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. yeah, the last time president biden addressed crime at all was almost a month ago and the house passed a police funding bill last week but there is no vote scheduled in the senate and the president is not out here calling for it. instead, he spent today talking about last month's bill lowering healthcare costs plus a few words on the hurricane. >> i told each one of them my conversation separately, whatever they need. i mean this sincerely, whatever they need, contact me directly. and they know how to do that. >> president biden called two democrat mayors and a moderate republican mayor who are in hurricane ian's path but not florida governor ron desantis who has openly feuded with the administration on issues from covid to immigration. instead, biden had his fema administrator pick up the phone. >> we do not bring politics into our ability to respond to these disasters. we are going to support whatever governor desantis asks of us.

thank you, did jacqui heinrich, nice to see you. education a top issue for voters midterms. it could be the deciding factor in a race in kansas that is gaining national attention. polls show a tight race between the incumbent democratic governor lori laura kelly and republican state ag derek schmidt. and picking up that story the midwest bureau, hello. >> bill, good morning to you. a lot of people will remember laura kelly was the first governor in the nation to cancel the rest of the 2020 school year for students back in 2020. she was the first governor of the nation to do that. in the selection, it large part a referendum on that decision. a decision she is standing by. touting her worth with g.o.p.-controlled legislature to get schools fully funded. her opponent kansas attorney general derek schmidt is hammering on the frustrations and damages to kids and families that have come from her decision to close the schools, arguing that kelly went too far. >> derek, i will never apologize for protecting the lives of our children. [applause] >> what good does it do to fully fund

jacqui heinrich has that part of the story from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the white house says if these republican governors really cared about border security they would be pushing republican lawmakers to fund the department of homeland security. and they say the fact that fox news got a heads up about the migrant arrivals but not dhs shows that this is all a political stunt in their words. but, team biden is taking no blame for record border crossings under this president's watch. they are not telling migrants to stop crossing illegally and they echoed the vp's claims that the border is secure. >> we agree with her. >> white house is backing up the vice president's claim that the border is secure. but when pressed, a shift. >> do you think that americans believe that the border is secure? >> what i can tell you is the record and the process that we have been using to make sure that we do our best to secure the border. >> isn't there some risk though that voters might feel like they are being lied to? >> so, aga

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn.ood evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. officials here won't say if inflation has peaked yet. tomorrow we will see the numbers which could give us clues about how aggressive the fed might be in their next set of rate hikes. for now the president is out defending his spending that his critics say contributed to the problem. >> we're going to be spending a lot of money. >> president biden hit the trood argue he is spending taxpayer dollars where it's needed like 62 million at boston's airport international terminal first opened in 1974. >> today, 50 years later, there is over 5.6 million passengers moving through. it means missed connections. lost baggage, long lines. >> republicans argue costs are already too steep. >> every american should ask themselves could they afford to give up one month's salary? do you realize that's been taken from you because of how high inflation is? >> a new gallup poll shows people are pinching pennies because of inflation. 24% say they are onl essentia

but first up, jacqui heinrich has the latest from the north lawn for us. what is the president doing in boston today? >> jacqui: hey, sandra, good afternoon. president is trying to show the spending specifically from the structure was necessary, speaking at a terminal that opened in 1974. >> 50 years later, over 5.6 million passengers moving through. four times as many the number that came through initially. for travelers passing through, it means missed connections, lost baggage, long lines. for businesses, it can mean delayed orders, spoiled products and very unhappy customers. >> jacqui: ahead of the midterms, republicans are making the case the democrats spending is contributing to inflation, costing americans. >> every american should ask themselves. could they afford to give up one month salary? most people would say no, but do you realize it's taken from you because of how high inflation is, based on the democratic spending? >> a new poll shows there is some truth to that. 24% of people are saying they have reduced their spending or only buying esse

jacqui heinrich at the white house. that was a paper view moment. by the way, but i digress, what let's go to the border, what's going on here because we've been telling you for forever now. it is bad. and, right now, there are indications, it is getting worse he is in eagle pass, texas. bill. >> neil, thank you, a lot of the clients of your being bused to the century city's rb first crossing where we are in eagle pass. >> bill: we had another busy morning this morning, we saw more than 500 illegal crossings in just the span of a few hours. take a look at that video we shot this first clip from our brand-new nighttime flying fox drone with a thermal imaging, last night, and the early morning hours. we started seeing large group of migrants crossing the river. they walk up a river bank and they cross illegally into private property, a private orchard out here in eagle fence. you will see a bout a hundred of those migrants eventually gather on the u.s. shoreline, and then they line up, and wait to be processed by border patrol. but this is an incredib

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from 1600 pennsylvania.i, yack question. >> good evening to you, john. for a second day the white house hammered republican governors for moving migrants away from overwhelmed border towns. just as there are reports that some within the administration are saying it's time to do just that. >> thank you. >> reporters pushed out the oval office door. the president taking no questions after the press secretary compared the republican governors of florida and texas to human traffickers. >> these vulnerable migrants were reportedly mislead about where they were headed. told they would be headed to boston. these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. >> biden's justice department weighing legal option to stop the governors from moving migrants to sanctuary cities and states. >> i'm the former attorney general in texas well as a former texas supreme court justice. i know the law very well. biden himself was doing that very same thing. the only difference is he was moving

first we go to white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. hi, jacqui. >> even though that new gallop poll shows that voters are far more concerned with the economy than the climate, the president is fixated on climate telling reporters that he's not concerned about yesterday's hotter than expected inflation reading or the stock market sell-off before announcing that $900 million for electric vehicle chargers on highways across 35 states. >> great america road trip will be fully electrified, whether you're driving coast to coast on i--10 or on i-75 in michigan. charging stations will be up and easy to find as gas stations are now. we'll invest $7 billion to have the batteries and other critical materials that car companies need. >> the white house wants half of all new cars to be electric by 2030. moneys from the chips act can produce necessary semi conductors here at home. they can't say when the cars would hit the market for americans to buy them. then there's the issue of charging them. jennifer granholm said that the u.s. should look to c

we have foreign policy expert rebeccah heinrichs has some ideas.ay it will happen maybe sooner than later. worries than the 1970s, oil crisis? that is what goldman is saying about europe's current crisis and it is not even winter yet. we're digging into it with katherine rooney vera next. ♪. as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your values. i promise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what

but first jacqui heinrich live at the white house. >> hey, trunk good afternoon to you.nt the afternoon with a group that republicans are trying to take down for pushing woke ideology in the classroom. republicans might be able to do that if they take back control of congress because the national education association was established in 1906 by congress through a federal charter that now republicans want to take away. the republicans say the nea has strayed far from their original mission, not only dumping $140,000 into opposition research appearance rights groups but recently doling out badges to teachers and ohio's that read, i'm here, safe person, safe space." the badges are "visible symbols of support to students who may need it. a critical lifeline for lgbqt students and trust adult to help you or the qr code on the back of the batch wings to a long list of resources for educators not students to ensure trust in adults to support their students and provide assistance as needed. but some of those resources like education from teen health stores are sexually explicit.

but i’m uncomfortable with one flour, who wants a man to go and take it himself and ask alexander heinrichlian team to bring you tea and for tea journalists in relatively svobodny mode were absent, or gave signals to the servants and cups with a hot drink from the governor of the minsk region. they showed up right there. here, i want to stop and appeal to all viewers who either attended meetings with the president or perhaps such an honor in the future is out of the question. has it been taken out? those who, on work issues, intersect with the head of state very often, so alexander grigoryevich is absolutely an understanding normal person, and not a bronzed leader. i mean, we often hear questions. how is it you withstood 4 hours of conversation, this is physics on the line exactly anywhere and you can’t go away. people are wrong. it seems that any meeting of any format with the head of state. this is always for a recorded event. but no, i retain respect for the interlocutor, but it must be maintained with any interlocutor. it’s quite possible and more convenient to sit down and comment on

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich just asked her, do you believe americans are buying it that the border is voters feel they are getting lied to. listen here. >> by the last administration. what the last administration wanted was a border wall that was ineffective and a use of taxpayer dollars and that's what we saw from the last administration. about you just recently cbp reported the new wall along the southeast border was breached over 3,000 times, that new wall, and between fiscal year of 201 and 2021 it's required 2.6 million in repairs. that's what we are trying to deal with with a decimated system that was certainly not helped by the last administration. look, we understand. i'm not saying there's not more work to do. we are saying there's more work to do. we are saying the system is broken. but we are saying that as well we have done -- we have done a lot of work here to fix the system and again, more individuals encountered at the border will be removed or expelled this year than in any previous year. that -- those are the facts. >> do you have a message for the migrants, though, w

it in the documents, insha was put, and the name yes, the warsaw architect vladislav morkoni and heinrichy yana's traces, he mauled shortly before his death. dasha edward vanilovich dreamed of not sounding useful. temple in this legend i want to believe. the virgin mary dreamed that so she came to visit her and in her hand she brought a model of the future temple and i said that you were soon, well, you were going to another world, and now your brother had left. now it's your turn and in order for your parents, well, it will brighten up a little. yes probably their grief, let them build this temple of your honor and it is there that they can at least for a while, well, reunite with your souls, and she was an artist who painted well. by the way, work. she sold and bought gifts to poor people there , in general, clothes, that is, she constantly helped them, asked her parents to do this, and she, well, drew from memory. actually, what she dreamed about and, in principle, layouts. here are the sketches in the future during the construction of the church and the formation of a plan for the fut

no, who wants to, maybe he can go and ask alexander heinrich the civil team to bring you tea and forjournalists in a relatively free mode left, or gave signals, servants and glasses of hot drink from the governor of the minsk region. they showed up right there. here, i want to stop and appeal to all viewers who either attended meetings with the president or perhaps such an honor in the future is out of the question. has it been taken out? those who are on work issues with the head states intersect very often, so alexander grigorievich is absolutely, an understanding normal person, and not a bronzed leader. i mean, we often hear questions. and how did you endure 4 hours of conversation. this is physics on the line exactly anywhere and there is no way to leave. people are wrong. it seems that any meeting of any format with the head of state. this is always for a recorded event. but no, i retain respect for the interlocutor, but it must be maintained with any interlocutor. it is quite possible and it’s more convenient to sit down and comment on something somewhere. and even o lord gentl

there were such personalities as the napoleonard painter, writer heinrich sienkiewicz, or the lighterat, and a philosophical historian. your list of eastern words can be continued for a long time. today, when the castle received a second wind, it is no coincidence that it attracts more and more tourists' attention, the beauty of the kostovo palace frozen in stone continues to impress. travelers here are thousands of tourists from different countries and wish to see a unique an architectural monument with such a difficult fate. the pavlovsky palace is finally leaving the sad lists of the lost architectural heritage in belarus. what do we wish novogrudok to the roar of golshanam bykhov? come on a tour, but remember how a ghost lives in any castle in kosovo. the walls of the palace are inhabited by the ghost of the countess of puslovsky, who was extremely unhappy with the behavior of her son. yes, yes, a beautiful story ended in the spirit of the times, heir of the family. still, he lost the estate at cards during the first world war, it was plundered, and in the forty-fourth set on fire

studied, and instead of russian poetry, the school program included poems of world lyricists like heinrich heine, adam mickiewicz , robert burns russian-language works will remain only from individual ukrainian authors or those whose life is closely connected with our history serhiy morgun roman syshchenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news will be heard only through the monitor screens tomorrow the first call will be heard by schoolchildren on kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast are regions where the enemy shoots from close range from russia or the occupied territories, children simply do not have enough time to go down to the shelters, besides, hundreds of schools there are destroyed and damaged students will also sit at their desks in the regions bordering russia in the areas of sumy oblast and rivne oblast near the administrative border with belarus. tsn correspondents are ready to tell you how the school year will begin in the rest of the regions . serhiy osadchuk from dnipro. yakiva noskov i congratulate you, colleagues, and let's start from odessa, sergey, how will your children study? m

i saw her in the title role of martha in heinrich wagner's ballet light and shadows, but she became famous received the title deserved before her husband, not the title roles, and for the characteristic ones, even sharply characteristic in all ballets everyone is like that characteristic roles of a mulatto, a gypsy, a spanish, an italian, some modernist dancers. all dances where it was necessary to expose the tummy. it was danced by raisairbalaevna, the male part of the hall. she just came out in delight, cooled and screamed at the repeat. here are all her wonderful dances. she performed something of the kind , she also performed in the ballet blue danube to the music of strauss, you know. it was very interestingly constructed. and when all the ballet dancers were with metal glasses, and, uh, the sounds of glasses. they were set. uh, filed somehow on different notes and uh, the clink of glasses woven into the music of the strauss waltz. well , for example, damn, taba is different notes, everything, and somehow recently i was still in a conversation. reminds raechka of this ballet. she says

there were such personalities as the painter, napoleonic writers heinrich senkevich or lighter.uzal slutsk historian uaz east the list can be continued for a long time today, when the castle received a second wind, it is not by chance that it attracts more and more attention of tourists, the beauty of the kostovo palace frozen in stone continues to impress. travelers here are thousands of tourists from different countries who want to see a unique architectural monument with such a difficult fate. the palace of the pavlovskys finally leaves the sad lists of the lost architectural heritage in belarus, which we wish novogrudok to the roar of the golshany ubykhs. come on a tour, but remember how a ghost lives in any castle in kosovo. the walls of the palace are inhabited by the ghost of the countess of puslovsky, who was extremely unhappy with the behavior of her son. yes, yes, a beautiful story ended in the spirit of the times, heir of the family. still, he lost the estate at cards during the first world war, it was plundered, and in the forty- fourth it was set on fire, but such a

argue in favor of the fact that it means the german tradition of transmission, namely andriy through heinrich, so i and i would like to know why this is the german tradition of transmission of something i am similar to muscovy, part of ukraine was part of the austro-hungarian empire, and as we can guess, the german language played some role in the austro-hungarian empire, which also has its own tradition of transferring names, so i don't see a particular conflict with the fact that instead of georges, we we write georg like this instead of james, we have yakov, respectively, instead of charles, we have karl - this is completely logical and it shows, for example, that the ukrainian language was not born yesterday. so we know how names were written in latin when the english language was so widespread in the world when there were other languages, nevertheless, it is an international language, for example , french or louis, we pass it through ludovic yes, which reminds us that in the netherlands there will be lotreik and it will be louis among some spaniards. so this is a project precisely becaus

years so many years we have been waiting for our chance, and i still remember heinrich and hans, but sell me for half the price, they use me not only for my back. i am not ugly. i am natural wealth amber. the world of high society does not buy me, and kirkorov does not put a pity on milk in his suit, and twist it, i won’t turn out to be me.

and in hamburg, fantasia la, who directs the middle east and north africa office of the heinrich ball foundation, a political foundation affiliated with germany's green party. welcome all to the program i'd like to begin in they root with a zayna nazena. this was a holy avoidable crisis. this was a corruption, this was mismanagement, and according to every single lebanese person i've spoken to over the last year, the wholesale theft of lebanese money. now naji mccarty has been speaking about this at the un general assembly. he seemed to be putting the blame squarely on the fact that there were syrian refugees within lebanon itself. and what and said, we warned the world that we couldn't cope serial or serenely refugees. but actually these are palestinian refugees, and they are lebanese people as well. but he did finish by saying that things were going to get much, much worse, and now for an end geo like yours, i mean, you're already overstretch. can you cope with much, much worse, and come on really for highlighting the light on really if you try to do, we're talking about what's happ

i saw her in the title role of martha in heinrich wagner's ballet light and shadows, but she became famousnd received the title of deserved before her husband, not the title roles, but even the characteristic sharp character in all ballets. all such characteristic roles of a mulatto, a gypsy, a spanish, an italian, some modernist dancers. all dances where it was necessary to expose the tummy. it was danced by raisairbolaevna, the male part of the hall. she just came out of delight, cooled down and shouted bis bis bis calling for a repeat. here are all her wonderful dances. she performed something of the kind, she also performed in the ballet blue danube to the music of strauss, you know. it was very interestingly constructed. and when all the ballet dancers were with metal glasses, and uh glasses sounds. they were tuned to somehow sawn to different notes, and uh, the clink of glasses was woven into the music of the straussian waltz. well , for example different, well, you're all, and somehow recently i was still in conversation. reminds raechka of this ballet. she says, volodenka. recently