hicks says the organization's mission in ukraine is expanding.xample, there is a separate program for creating windows. they also began to support farmers in the frontline and liberated territories. we are currently hiring farmers to grow wheat that we can then process and package to then provide to people who need it, it's a complete cycle. hicks says volunteer work changed her life and is changing the lives of ordinary ukrainians affected by the war. she proudly says that the same 87-year-old woman from buchi, who lost her house and so impressed the british woman, has returned home. india found an opportunity to rebuild her house and even visited her in buchi. from new york irena solomko, pavlo terikhov, voice america. it was a story about how members of the royal family support ukraine. and we move on to our last topic for today. already this sunday, all of ukraine will celebrate christmas eve for the first time according to the new church calendar. before christmas, in washington , amateur artist iryna shymenko paints christmas tree decoratio

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ruby stein's research led to an even more surprising discovery martha hicks, also william rands great great granddaughter, and ruby stein's white cousin. a letter from this wonderful lady. i said, dear mrs.. hicks and i went on to tell her that i was the great great granddaughter of william harrison hare ran, and what did she really write me back? and shsaid, now we are cousins. and you either call me martha, our cousin martha. she won me over right there. we arrange for martha, her husband karl, and their granddaughter, natalie to meet their black cousins in lodi. they. what was that moment like? i wanted to cry. i, i really did before i met you. i wasn't sure if you were going to be excited about having black cousins. there are a lot of people who that would not be good news. it would not have happened 40 years ago. i think we've made quite a bit of progress. it's an honor for us to be an example of progress. yes, it is really well put and honor well put. there he is a handsome guy. the rands a heritage born from a family tree with black and. white roots, a kodak moment. i recently

and additional support from bill and cile hicks. and the willett family foundation.vice clicking on) >> (sniffing) >> (clears throat) all right, let me just get some basic information from you. >> it's may 25, 2022, approximately 8:20 p.m. we're at the uvalde police department in uvalde, texas. >> yes, sir. >> hey, jason, philip kucia, texas rangers. >> yes, sir. >> all right, brother, this is a audio-video interview over the phone. >> okay. >> i appreciate you answering my call. >> nartor: soon after one of the deadliest school shootings in the u.s., state and federal investigators sat down with police and other law enforcement officers to ask them about their actions that day. (microphone shifting) >> okay. >> all right, mr. brown, the reason why we're here is that we are investigating the incident that occurred on tuesday, the shooting at the robb elementary. >> narrator: their statements were being gathered as part of a texas department of public safety's investigation into a chaotic response that took 77 minutes before officers stormed a classroom and killed the

hicks bazon, and hicks receives his nobel prize in 2013.is the same engineer. engineer with a capital letter. his inventions, high-temperature superconducting magnets , are used in the world's leading installations. so, the winner of the award is the challenge nomination, engineering solution, hamlet georgievich, hadji bagiyan, for the development of magnets based on high-temperature, superconducting material for super-powerful ones. and the results of the interaction can answer the physicist’s question, confirm or, on the contrary , refute some hypothesis put forward. our project on htsc magnets involves the creation of an energy storage device, it will be used in green energy, it will accumulate the energy of solar panels and wind devices when there is sun or... when there is wind, this technology helps make a tool for treating cancer, the cyclotron, more economical, such kind of cyclotrons are needed all over the world, in many, many places, my entire conscious life was spent in dubna, the subsequent project was always interesting, becau

hicks, in the, i think the children just like the, the, me and change the scene. i think as a class, we discussed it and we said that we wanted it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right? so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was because it serves 17 friends, right? it's not, it's not anything iris. odd are 17 funds from me is elaine and patty helena or alex there's carmen. ok. i think right now it's kind of just for waste that everybody has it and like, i don't know cuz we've been stressing about getting it out really, really well received. so i'm proud of it the, the, the malware but the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, i don't know how we even continue on. we just do it's a crime scene and, and we still go to where it all happened. it's hard to just get over it. it's not just the school, it's the community that you're in. people might not say it, but you're always thinking

hicks, in the, i think the children just like the, the, me and china, the mean i think as a class, we discussed it and we said that we wanted it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right? so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was because it serves 17 friends, right? it's not, it's not anything as iris. odd, are 17 friends from me is alaina patty and helena or alex there's carmen. ok. i think right now it's kind of just for waste that everybody has it and like, i don't know cuz we've been stressing about getting it out really, really low receive. so i'm proud of it the to hi, i'm receptive and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new shells. seriously. why watch something that's so different . whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department, the c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fa

hicks, in the, i think the children just like the, the, me and she now the thing i think as a class, we discussed it and we said that we wanted it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right? so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was because it serves 17 friends, right? it's not, it's not anything iris. odd. our 17 friends from me is a weight of heavy helena or alex there's carmen. ok. i think right now it's kind of different ways that everybody has it and like, i don't know is it and we've been stressing about getting it out really, really while receive some kind of it the, the garage of business services, the screen of the boss can do i just need to be with key at the washington state, the bruce to complete the rest of guys has to phone up, send 2 professional men video to keep the list of all but huge, but they use the is a lot is can be cited by lines please can be expanded by true importance of we can n

hicks, in the, i think the children just like the, the, me and change the scene. i think as a class, we discussed it and we said that we wanted it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right? so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was, because it serves 17 friends, right? it's not, it's not anything. all eyes are 17 friends from me is alaina patty and helena or alex there's carmen. ok. i think right now it's kind of just for waste that everybody has it and like, i don't know cuz we have been stressing about getting it out really, really well received. so out of it the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the mess. and as of the people, i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while

hicks, in the, i think the children just like the, the and she now the one thing i think as a class we discussed it and we said that we wanted it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right? so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was, because it serves 17 friends, right? it's not, it's not anything. all eyes are 17 funds from me is alaina patty helena or alex. there's carmen. ok. i think right now it's kind of different ways that everybody has it and like, i don't know cuz we've been stressing about getting it out really, really well received. so out of it, the, the, they are probably her my little story because the model girl that i got you, no problem saying you know, out of the thing 30 minutes us out in the drive. i showed my brother through he was trying to sell people for a lo so now i never look at searches as being saved. well, i guess on my list that's the outcome of and that's kind of the lease. it'd

hicks, i'm a sauce for good to submit guessing. i hope you do do coastal classroom a i don't about buffering, you know, busy. the european colonizing country supported the appropriation of african cultural assets throughout the whole colonial event. the tears you ran museum in belgium is a perfect example. the millions of men, women, and children died in the belgian congo, locking nail pull. the 2nd built his lavish museum of the congo over several decades. it receives nearly 200000 items and 10300000 animal plant and mineral specimens. the propaganda was clear to see, to say, mean by the name of the guy. and you have a demo that i know he's going to meet, that i put in the, in the details, easy to use the gym village on the virginia mailbox. the volume is it the sooner is it only but say, do you mean also by like swimming by mexico? well, i'm for the, for the to positions as menu made the side of the saddle for the next on the distortion and won't do level more coverage. of course, if it's just, there's none the less so to early t

by football in the conference league, spider beat hick 4:2 and left the playoffs with first place intyle at the third stage of the russian cup in cross-country skiing turned out to be exciting, an unrealistic struggle at the finish line, an offensive fall of the favorite, an early departure of the contender for prize places and broken poles, but the result was that the former bolshunov won his seventh victory in a row. in the men's final everything was decided on reaching the finish line. alexander terente rushed along the third track, alexander bolshenov on the second, and he took the lead with a powerful spurt, anterentev feeling that there was a lot of snow on the track. alexey chervotkin took third place. all athletes train at borodavka, all three represent the arkhangelsk region. the women's final turned out to be dramatic. the main contender for victory, anastasia foleeva, who was confidently heading into the decisive race, suddenly fell on the climb. it seemed that veronica stepanova would take the victory, which took the fastest lie at the exit to the stadium, but alena baran

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to league football conference spider beat hick 4 and advanced to the playoffs from first place in thered for the russian in the greek team, this is the fifth goal for spider and the first in european competition. the russians also appeared on the field in the europa league. karabakh house. turned out to be stronger than the swedish hackin and reached the playoffs from second place in the group. the goal of the azerbaijani team is defended by andrey lunev. alexei meranchuk's atalanta defeated raku 4:0 on the road. miranchuk entered the field from the first minutes and scored an assist . aris alexander kokorin at home lost to prague sarti 1:3 and was eliminated from european competition. sprint racing in classic style. the third stage of the russian cup in cross-country skiing turned out to be exciting. an unrealistic struggle at the finish line, the disappointing fall of the favorite, the early departure of the contender for... extra places, broken sticks, but the result was that the former bolshenov won his seventh victory in a row. in the men's final, everything was decided at the ex

around $700000.00 ceiling in the regions on an area of around $300.00 hacked is they still have $700.00 hicks. he has to go to reach their goal. so they are a long way off. but for and then your gun is confident. what was that spit on? good this it don't, don't come thought of it. we hope that in 30 years all the areas and mangrove here, which have been destroyed, will be restored completely. i do because that's what a story, complet them all. and hopefully the communities will see the benefits again, you know, say, and won't keep destroying the main groups anymore. because we've made a huge effort in raising awareness. i just don't see these. i feel the need a lot of fissions to raise awareness and for planting rendon. humans on his team regularly checks whether this evening's uprising using mucked sticks. they can see how well they are growing up to roles. the success of the project also depends on these human induced climate change, just making extreme weather will come on all over the planets. what is the global solve? that's a very the bronze repairs homes and infrastructure destroyed as

but there are other hick ups and potential problems so no certainties when looking at the situation atncil. that is the scene and those are the latest details we are hearing. we will move on now but leave the pictures of the un security council on your screen in that box so if there is movement, we will be able to see it and return to the story immediately. that's the latest from new york and the un. india's top wrestler has quit the sport in protest at her federation�*s new president. sanjay singh was elected the chief of the wrestling federation of india on thursday. but he is reportedly a close ally of the former chief, who has been accused of sexually harassing female wrestlers. the former head denies the allegations. this was the moment the wrestler sakshi malik resigned: translation: i fought this fight with all my heart. - but if brij bhushan or someone associated with him is the president of the wrestling federation of india, then i quit wrestling. you won't see me there after today. from delhi, our correspondent raghvendra rao sent this update on the story. she is india's firs

what we're hearing from passengers out there, and speaking of travel chaos, it was a holiday hicks mix-x-mix-up. how a sesection-yearar-old >>> there are mounting fears of escalating conflict in the mideast after an iranian drone struggle and a commercial ship on saturday. the u.s. defense official said the fire broke out on the chemical tanker with nearly two dozen crewmembers, but no one was hurt in that. the attack coming as newly declassified u.s. intelligence suggests that iran has been deeply involved in the houthi rebel attacks and we are joined from the pentagon and there is the first time the pentagon has pointed the finger directly at iran for this strike on the ship. >> reporter: iran and the central command pointing the finger saying it was an iranian drone launched from iran itself. they said it was a one way attack drone also known as a suicide drone that attacked the chemical tanker operating in the indian ocean. the defense official said the drone started a fire on board the tanker but nobody was injured on the crew. this is worth pointing out this is a liberian flag japanese ow

monsignor hicks has forged friendships nearly 15 years. >> here they have become a fixture of the station and i think that is also an important aspects. in relationship building you build trust. >> you can see how horrific the accident was. >> reporter: chaplains respond to sudden loss within the department like the depth of officer darrell cunningham, killed by a drunk driver days before thanksgiving. >> i am here for the officers that are on scene. >> reporter: chaplain morehouse, who the department leans on when guidance is needed most, briefly unable to speak. not immune, he told us, to the intensity of loss. >> the most important thing is to know that there is somebody there who is thinking of them, who is with them. >> reporter: rabbi hirsch a holocaust survivor, korean wide receiver vet and chaplain who just turned 90. how do you form trust with officers? hrjs i try be their partner. i try to talk to them as if i was their brother. >> reporter: father, we give you glory, honor and praise, lord. the lapd's chief chaplain kenneth crawford one of ten members who balances duties as a p

guy burgess, aliases mathen, paul, hicks, foreign office employee, personal assistant to the foreign secretary at the british embassy in washington. all top-secret messages first passed through burgess and sometimes ended up in the ussr faster. than on the british minister's desk. guy berges, looking ahead, we can say that he turned out to be a very disciplined, very disciplined agent. bzhes was generally considered, perhaps, one of the best, the most valuable in the year forty-four, forty- five. another invaluable service that burjas provided to the entire soviet intelligence service was assistance in the recruitment of his friend anthony blunt, a distant relative of the queen. to be honest, i consider this just an exceptional case of luck, but this luck was planned by deche. london, 1940, interrogation of a former resident of the soviet military intelligence of walter krevitsky. british intelligence services are waiting for the promised high-profile revelations. based on a tip from krivitsky , a cryptographer from the foreign office, john herbert king, has already been arrested. is

hail to the hick tores. >> i'm going to wait until tomorrow. >> dana: good decision. >> judge jeanine> bret: jesse enjoy those foot long cookies. >> jesse: i will. >> bret: good evening, welcome

and maine's governor declaring a state of emergency for 14 counties after a powerful storm brought hick winds and rain and knocked out power for thousands. we will take you live to the flood zone next. >>> here are 35 thing things to know. president biden will speak with the black chamber of chers. he will try to turn public perception around after several polls show voters have a negative view of his handling of the economy. >>> and sources say the u.n. security council will vote on a resolution calling for the suspension of hostilities in gaza. diplomats have been working to try to finalize the resolution. >>> and lava flows down significantly since the volcano erupted in iceland. authorities say still little threat that there will be impact on international air travel. some areas though including the capital may experience gas pollution. >>> and a local news helicopter from philadelphia crashed in new jersey killing two people on board. the station said an investigation is under way. >>> busy holiday travel rush about to kick into high gear across the united states. one airline group

hicks worldly possessions, hence were left to him. kind of suspicious. on february 1869, 30 days after mr. index death, her body exhumed and an autopsy performed in baltimore. the autopsy revealed traces of prosthetic acid in ms. systemic stomach, indicating that she may been poisoned. and on february 16th, 1869, dr. supo arrested and charged with her murder. so thus begins the case of commonwealth of pennsylvania versus paul super, which would focus nationwide wide attention and even internal attention on central pennsylvania borough of carlisle, dr. super is going to come within days of dying on carlisle's gallows before the efforts of america's physicians and the german american computer community combined to a second trial that would ultimately free him first. some background bouvier law dictionary. being a librarian, i always have to start off with with a dictionary definition. bouvier law dictionary defines murder as the willful killing of any subject. whatever with malice aforethought. now, historically, poisoning has been regarded as a particular

hicks worldly possessions, hence were left to him. kind of suspicious. on february 1869, 30 days after mr. index death, her body exhumed and an autopsy performed in baltimore. the autopsy revealed traces of prosthetic acid in ms. systemic stomach, indicating that she may been poisoned. and on february 16th, 1869, dr. supo arrested and charged with her murder. so thus begins the case of commonwealth of pennsylvania versus paul super, which would focus nationwide wide attention and even internal attention on central pennsylvania borough of carlisle, dr. super is going to come within days of dying on carlisle's gallows before the efforts of america's physicians and the german american computer community combined to a second trial that would ultimately free him first. some background bouvier law dictionary. being a librarian, i always have to start off with with a dictionary definition. bouvier law dictionary defines murder as the willful killing of any subject. whatever with malice aforethought. now, historically, poisoning has been regarded as a particular

, if they are going to start cutting interest rates because he keeps leaving door open for further hicks i think he has to we are in a tightening phase we want to economy to cool we can't you know have a big party here let animal spirits kick in i think taking tough so things don't kient of loosen to a much ultimately real interest rate are very high a 5 1/2 short-term rate inflation below 4% that is going to have a drag on the economy, very shortly, so, i think they are done i think will be coming down, probably starting in second quarter of next year. maria: middle of all this, where you are seeing a tight credit environment, you are seeing consumer slow down a bit worried about office space regulators full force in terms of tightening screws on you colleagues in the industry tell me about regulation what seems most onerous to you -- >> i would say. >> you have lean. >> is it going to crowded out ability to lend money create a little bit of a credit countrich or push into nonbank sector? we are focused on, the capital he increases focused on the long-term debt issuance proposal he focu

so by car. 6.5% by air and 3.5 by bus, train and cruise ship, we talked to folks here about the let hickl period. most are just trying to hang on to holiday cheer you just got off the long flight exit autoed to be in a new location. >> granddaughter's partner charlie and mason. >> i love that you guys names. >> i was thinking about that. they are my favorite grandchildren. they are the only ones. >> if you are flying this holiday season, a couple of quick tips for the tsa, go ahead and take those gifts don't put them in wrapping paper put them in gift bags. folks need to check with airlines before they even head to the airport, mike? >> mike: good advice. alicia aacuna, denver international. thanks very much. ♪ >> mike: it is going to be a soggy christmas in california. the region continues to face a dangerous flood threat as heavy rains target the los angeles and san diego areas. more than 0 million people from southern california through central arizona remain under a flood watch as rainfall totals surpass 10 inches in several mountain areas while bringing a month's worth of rain in an

i would like to talk about ai's employment in the use of force, deputy secretary hicks has that humans will always be responsible for the use of force, that they will be in the loop. what does this mean exactly? how far does echo in terms of what can be, what decisions or actions can be taken without human authorization, and how far should it go? maybe someone could talk about nuclear weapons. and then from the private sector, perspective brian and jason, how are you all seen this? as you guys are developing systems that are going to actually be in that moment, what are the guardrails you are thinking about? >> so maybe we can talk about where that line life. humans are in the loop. what does that actually mean? >> i'll take a crack. >> sure. >> i think it's an important topic. i am about i know 35% engineer, 10%, 15% soldier, and the rest is -- care a lot about civil society and the rule of law including the laws of armed conflict. our policies are written around compliance with those laws. you don't enforce laws against machines pick to enforce them against people. i think our challe

and sometimes our side makes the mistake of assuming these are all hicks, these are all just bigots. i mean, yes, they are bigots, but they're drawing a very incredibly smart line in their own communities between movements and the basis of all of this is exciting fear to exert and control right. that's what they want. that's the root of whites supremacy. and they know that if they attack all us collectively, they can shock and off. they can exhaust us, they can terrify us, particularly by going after our children and they can align their side together around the range of issues, right? parents who are afraid of things happening in schools, you know, white supremacists, who are afraid about encroaching immigration and and diversity, people who don't want pregnant people to have control over their bodies. there's a through line and they're weaponizing it. so i think the intersectional approach on their side may have always been there. but as they get more diverse on, their side, you're seeing more of these arguments on their side. they're not just the same monolithic used to be. and so

our investigative team reporters blake ellis, melanie hick did our first story on the culture of cover-uphin the coast guard about five months ago, and at the time we uncovered yet another damning report, that one focused on sexual assault at the coast guard academy. that report like this newly discovered one was purposely buried for years. after our story, congress held hearings. linda fagan promised transparency. >> i'm committed to improving our prevention efforts, prompt and thorough investigations into reports of sexual assault, and harassment, accountability for perpetrators, compassionate support to victims and full transparency with congress and the american people. >> yet, this 2015 report which also focuses on racism and bullying was not released. over the course of our investigation we talked to so many people who are survivors of sexual assault in the coast guard, hazing, racial discrimination and sexism. they believe if these reports had been made public perhaps the culture would have changed and what happened to them might have been prevented. >> when i saw the report, i kne

hail to the hick tores. >> i'm going to wait until tomorrow. >> dana: good decision. >> judge jeanine: titillated. that's it for us have a great night. >> bret: jesse enjoy those foot long cookies. >> jesse: i will. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. israel works to wrap up northern gaza operation and move south amid rising concerns over civilian casualties. house republicans focus on possible impeachment inquiry into president biden and the controversy over college football's final four. we'll take a look. ♪ but, first, breaking tonight, the biden administration is condition deming the rape of israeli women by hamas terrorists. it's a move critics say is overdue. it comes as a prominent democratic lawmaker is under fire tonight for comments she calls balance in covering this issue. gillian turner has details tonight from the state department. good evening, gillian. >> good evening to you, bret. the biden administration today acknowledged ha hamas terrorists are using rape as a weapon of war against israeli women and girls. >> we have seen hamas commit atroc

hope hicks, who was as close to him as anybody, a really powerful message she sent at january 6 "alla proud boy's convention. it's those people. it's a profound way he lost. he won the greatest upset victory in history of american politics in 2016 but then he managed to go out and leave the republican party through a series of losses in every election after that, special elections, midterm elections, the 2020 election. runoff elections. and the 2020 election he lost not just to joe biden but then he lost dozens of legal cases. he lost his effort to try to get his vice president to turn it over. he lost in his effort to get congress to try to upend the election. every effort that he took ended in loss. >> stephen: if he is such a loser and he spreads losing like a contagion. he's got 91 felony counts against him now, and i know this is a bit of a mystery. you didn't know there would be another book here. but what do you attribute the continued relevance of donald trump to? why do you think he has such a lasting grip on a party that had many opportunities to end the specter of him, whe

hicks, do you wish to frame that in the form of a proposed solutions at this meeting be ended? mr.peaker. i have a motion for dissolution. i have a second on the motion. good i have a second on the motion for dissolution. all those in favor of dissolving this meeting tonight. please say. oh, i suppose they. let's go ahead of the almighty. oh, i was posted a the eyes have it came cascading except patience and caution have done everything in their power to preserve the tea without paying a tax on it or permitting it to be sold. we have endeavored in every way to send it back unharmed, to its owners and have been repeatedly and consistently obstructed by the tea consignees and their coatue. therefore, this meeting is dissolved and. and so it has been decided. the mob head to the harbor and destroy the tea. now tonight's all voices were heard. yours, yours and yours. but of course, our is will live on and inspire generations. but our story does end here. i trust that through imagination and our journey together, you transformed. you my friends are the next generation of revolutionaries