one man, hermann fund helmholtz, kept me from leaving my studies; he did not praise my theory, but offereda job in his physics laboratory. he said that he sees a scientific streak in me and now your brother is again inspired by experiments a new promising direction that we are doing here gas diffusion in this future. i think that work in the direction of gases is both very promising and very risky. remember the experiments of the young teacher. how many explosions accompanied the discovery of the laughing gas nitrous oxide. and how many we do not know gases when heated distillation under pressure can behave unpredictably. you're taking a big risk, plus your eyesight and sorry absent-mindedness, multiplied by your perseverance. i beg you brother. never heard of a practice session. and we don’t have such, they just sting. students are engaged in experimentation by experimenters, in addition to discovering the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction, he managed to convert some types of gases into a liquid state. at the beginning , he received liquid chlorine. then all the rest, but the result

the name was invented by hermann goering, taking the abbreviation of the aviation term schutz shtapel, it meant a squadron of cover , doubled ancient germanic runes became a symbol of the detachments. zig like lightning was a baptism. the ss men passed in the thirty-fourth, when on the night of the long knives they dealt with hitler's rival commander stormtroopers ernst röhm led the ss reaction troops heinrich himmler. it was the whole empire of the concentration camps of the death camps of the special services of the sd the secret police of the gestapo and the military formations on the account of the ss monstrous crimes. organization of the holocaust, massacres of soviet prisoners of war and civilians , inhumane medical experiments on people in nurmer, an international tribunal banned the ss as a criminal organization. kristallnacht stands out - jewish pogroms that began on the evening of november 9 , 1938 in germany, austria and the captured part in czechoslovakia, the reason was an attempt in paris on a german diplomat, he was shot by polish jews. herschel grinchpan. in fact, pogr

why did hermann receive a debit card month after reporting the fraud? thief tried another angle to get funds on the account and bank of america issued a new card. they did not say how much of anything the scammer received. >> they are not listening to us at all. >> they assured him his name and social security number won't be linked to the fraudulent claim. since payments are taxable, they remain on your records. i posted a link where you can report fraud and if you don't hear back, let me know about it. >> excellent work as always. >> twitter's new owner elon musk has joined the blue check mark discourse. twitter has historically used the blue check mark for free to verify high-profile accounts. in a series of tweets, he outlined a plan to charge eight dollars a month for twitter blue which would include a blue check mark as well as priority in replies, mentions, and search. the ability to post long video and audio and half as many ads. twitter blue currently costs five dollars a month and gives subscribers the ability to undo tweets, customize navigat

the name was coined by hermann goering, taking the abbreviation of the aviation term schutz shtapel, it meant a cover squadron, the twin ancient germanic runes became the symbol of the detachments. zig like lightning was a baptism. the ss men passed in the thirty -fourth. when, on the night of the long knives, they dealt with hitler's rival, the commander of the stormtroopers , ernst röhm, led the troops and the ss expyur heinrich himmler. it was a whole empire of concentration camps of the death camps of the secret services of the sd secret police of the gestapo and combat formations on account of the ss monstrous crimes. organization of the holocaust massacre of soviet prisoners of war and civilians inhuman medical experiments on humans nurmes international tribunal banned the ss as a criminal organization. kristallnacht stands out jewish pogroms that began on the evening of november 9, 1938 in germany, austria and the occupied part of czechoslovakia, the reason was an attempt in paris on a german diplomat, he was shot by polish jews, herschel grynszpan. in fact, pogroms were being

one man hermann von helmholtz kept me from leaving my studies, he did not praise my theory, but offeredhysics laboratory. he said that he sees in me a scientific streak and now your brother is again elated and passionate about experiments. a new promising direction that we are working on here is the diffusion of gases in this future. work in the direction of gases is both very promising and very risky. remember the experiments of the young teacher. how many explosions accompanied the discovery of the laughing gas nitrous oxide, and how many we do not know gases when heated distillation under pressure can behave unpredictably. you're taking a big risk, plus your eyesight and sorry absent-mindedness, multiplied by your perseverance. i ask you please be careful. never heard of a practice session. we don’t have such people, only if the students are already experimenting with experimenters, in addition to discovering the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction, he managed to convert some types of gases into a liquid state, at the beginning he received liquid chlorine, then all the rest, but

so hermann helped devise a an idea of sending a sizable body of troops about 4000 men. ultimately they'd be under command of george taylor, new jerseyans, in some ohioans were used to augment taylor's force down the railroad to try and open up. and at least if they couldn't open up the railroad, at least protect borah on bridge, which carried the only railroad over bull run the fear being if confederate troops could wreck that bridge, it would be nearly impossible for federals to get supplies down to pope's army, or at least to the manassas junction. so haupt came up with that plan. henry halleck at this point, general in chief of the united states agreed on that as well. and george mcclellan, who had arrived on the potomac river, he wasn't yet. alexandria, the night of 26th, was not yet about this plan, but he would have something to say about it in a little while. but halleck began sending portions of mcclellan's army, the the union six corps. they were ordered that day august 27th to move from alexander in the direction of gainesville. so a force of about 15,000 fede

jonathan: what hotly contested race that was, senator elect john that hermann, democrat from pennsylvanialive from washington, d.c. come your price action looks like this on the s&p 500, slightly negative. still waiting for these results to roll in. tom: we are following it as best week can and we will bring you those numbers at 7:18 a.m. right now. i would suspect about 10:00 a.m.? jonathan: maybe four more weeks in places like georgia. tom: annmarie joins us right now. there is a thing called a proportional map. on our map, texas is oversized and calendar -- and florida. the undecided in this of california is stunning, the number of seats that seem to be close, what is the character of the politics of california as we try to figure out what the house will do? anne-marie: you look at the mayor of los angeles and you would think that goes democrat but that was a very tough race. california is behind this in the time zone so a lot of this takes a long time to trickle through especially in close races. there are big national issues for california. gasoline on average across the nation this

katja elisabeth hermann from the warsaw institute. >>> coming up, we'll discuss the london statement don't miss that interview first on cnbc. >>> welcome back uk inflation has hit its highest rate since 1981 with cpi soaring 11.1% since october. that's way above the market forecast in a statement it was said, tough but necessary taxes on spending will needed in order to help the bank of england to brick it down to the 2% target rate the countdown is nearly over that's after liz truss's mini budget caused turmoil in the markets. the chancellor will give his auditory statement tomorrow and said, quote, decisions are necessary to fill a fiscal black hole estimated at over 50 billion pounds he says more people will pay more and cuts to public spending are on the horizon as the bank of england warns it's set to enter the longest recession on record. >>> speaking at the g20 summitb >> there's anxiety opening up emails, bills, the rising prices, that's wh global challenge. i'll be having lots of conversations with my fellow leaders at the summit. you heard the statistics about the breadth o

guy: hermann haluschenko is ukraine's minister of energy. thank you for your time today.e a very busy man. we have seen significant numbers of russian attacks on your infrastructure. tony blinken is talking about providing and making sure ukraine has what it needs both on the air defense front but also the infrastructure front, supporting the energy needs of ukraine. what do you need right now from the west? mr. haluschenko: that is right. from the 10th of october, we are almost under every decade -- almost under every day attack on the energy infrastructure. almost two months. some of these are massive attacks, up to 100 missiles. of course, has influenced the level of destruction of the inner g system. why it is important is because what we have received from our partners and all countries around the world. now we are talking about many kinds of equipment. we are talking about high voltage transformers, other transformers or any kind of generators, anything that can be used to repair quickly and survive the winter. alix: at this moment, can you import electricity from e

i think he sidelined her if you were tuned to hermanner -- manner on the calls, the last call november 8th she seemed kind of furious i think she was seeing how poorly the company was doing but nothing positive on the horizon. if anything, things got worse as he seemed oblivious to the problem as the stock kept going lower and that's why i started calling for him to be fired. in the end, jpeck knew theme parks but nothing else that's become a mess as disney paid $71 billion for 21st century fox which had terrific movies from "x men" to the "simpsons. the 21st century fox deal was a colossal over pay. disney paid far more than it was worth under the leadership of bob iger back in the driver's seat it dealt a blow to the company terrific balance sheet jpec didn't know how to make use of the properties or even the balance sheet or technology to make the parks more exciting or the customers happiernor did h know how to retain the best talent he turned out to be a nuts and bolts theme park guy in a hollywood world that wouldn't cult it. we saw it this weekend in jim stewart's amazing takedo

hermann could smell flesh burning in the and the dogs, all of it is being sucked and so a great quotening line, he said i not only saw i tokyo burning but i smelled it and that's how visceral it was. >> the cruelty of the war, it reminded me civil war versus the end starting with people going out and their nice clothes and by the end being burned down. there was evolution in american policy in the think america is more fatigue. >> tons of it and technological investment in atomic bomb and b-29 putting instruments, the b-2929 fusing the single most expensive weapons that cost 3 billion. in order tour manufacture it, we built a city in kansas called plainview kansas just to house them. we had to build schools and bowling alleys and movie theaters, thus the level of technological investment we made to beat the japanese so we needed a return on that investment. >> when he wasas in japan interviewing people, tell them where you interviewed people because i think this was cool. >> it's amazing, karaoke is a huge thing in japan and they are also, you go in and it's like a living room, a soun

always said one of the people on the left who has been a steadfast defender of free speech, that even hermann goerin hermag believed that ine speech, for those who agreed with every dictator believes in that. i think, you know, dick durbin has to know what he said. was a lie. you would be kicked out of law l school or fail the first yearie of law school if you said that what's happening is that democrats since 2016 really did conclude that the only way they can win elections is thatlh they can control the flow of information over the internet. and in order to do that, they're trying to redefine what free speec rh is to meanat i information that is false as they see it. is the government finds it can be legitimately constrained and those who express that can be punished. and that's part of their overall strategy. now, unsurprisingly, glenn, a former fbi assistantstan director and msnbc fave, he's piggybacking off of durban's comments. >> watch. it's not free speech without responsibility attached to it. so we're beingsponsibi duped ino thinking, yeah, you're right.whv i guess yoeru do have the

sikkut: we had at the beginning of the energy council intervention from hermann hirsch and, energy ministerthe last couple of days. this puts everything in a different perspective. we are discussing a gas price cap. this and a solidarity measure is the most important thing. the challenge ukraine cases is something we cannot imagine. we need to provide the equipment to restore their heating and electricity systems as much as possible to support and help ukrainians to survive the winter. maria: some believe a cold winter will break the ukrainian people. will that happen? or will they continue to fight? ms. sikkut: it will not break the ukrainian spirit. we have to have them survive the winter by providing electricity and heat and the equipment they need to restart their systems. maria: thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time and we will see you on december 13. guy, no breakthrough today on gas. we are waiting on oil. guy: it is going to be a tricky one to solve. some big spreads, fantastic interview. thank you. that was estonia's economics affairs minister. coming up, twitter has lo