and hines is through, hines wins it. and look at the time there.s takes the gold medal. #jump! an american with a very peculiar action indeed. let's see him now. his name is dick fosbury. hejumps like no other man on earth. there it is, the fosbury flip. vialli! it's 4—2, chelsea. mark wright and liverpool look absolutely bewildered. # everybody loves you, baby. # we're all going england crazy. youngsters don't remember it too much, but their fathers tell them all about it. they said, "that is the best feeling we've ever had." and it's just a shame that just wasn't to be. # i left my heart. # in san francisco... i was playing the fairmont hotel in san francisco. my music director, ralph sharon, he said, "i think this would be a good song for your appearance there." so i had no idea it would ever become an international song. # my life. # a wreck you're making. # you know i'm yours... if that is your opinion, you had better hide your face, indeed. your majesty has only to say... i have said! you must be hungry for something. that's true. rumble thy

charles francis hines. dr. hines is the professor natural sciences at dickinson college, and he directly countered the testimony by dr. aiken. and he explained the various fallacies connected with the tests that aiken had performed. and he noted, even if the tests were properly done, they were still in conclusive in the absence. any confirming test. another doctor testified for dr. shoop was dr. teague. wormley of starling medical college and capital university and. he said that, yes, prosecutors said, will kill you very quickly, usually within. or 20 minutes after ingesting it. remember, mr. systemic sick the day before and survived into the next day on june 3rd? following closing arguments, judgamivers, a charge to the jury. fendant guilty of murder in the the figree of murder in the second degree of voluntary laughter. or you can find that he is not guilty of any crime crime. the jury retires at 1 p.m. and 4 hours later it returns with a finding of guilty of in the first degree. and what later learned is tha

carl hines comes so regularly motors through the streets in his mercedes benz victoria from 1894. it is the oldest registered car in the world, and for him, it's entirely on think about convert this machine with a switch to electric power, the size i would consider this a huge scene. it's a demonstration of disrespect and ignorance of the way the reverence for things created in the past is now towards the side for the new technology is mixed in the corrupt the original machines. and this gives dummies. custody of our a powered classics still considered real classic cars for philip, but yeah, i mean, this is a question of faith. even though his bmw was only built in the 19 seventy's to him removing the petrol engine would be sacrilege above all. and you wouldn't take away the hots off the car in a b, m, w. the engine has always been the focus, the as the name b, m w, suggested supervisor, someone told them back. and if you replace the motor, you would be getting the car. you would be taking away it's hot and sold in a safe and that one to waiver, even in the face of potential drivi

kilometers per year on average. such a conversion would also be ecologically completely pointless. karl hines, the cops drive, says mercedes benz victoria into an uncertain future. an electric conversion would be ecological, pointless. an easy, those are probably not an option either. the engine from 1894 only starts. if you select with special lights, petrol, which is also available in pharmacies under the name wind, petro is one of the world's oldest cars in danger of being banned from the streets . find the. this is a demonstration of disrespect and the rents that can potentially turn into madness and might wipe away a reverence for things that were created in the past and a $64.00. because i don't, i wish the only solution is to use perhaps, or to some for us if use because in every which of this is well known of the mileage of the kilometers moved by storage vehicles. so this is not a major problem for the climate change situation. i'm on be gone. so take a look at the entire chain from raw materials to vehicle product, sions, operation and disposal of. and then plastic costs represent l

carl hines, the cops still regularly motors through the streets. and here's mercedes benz victoria from 1894. it's is the oldest registered car in the world. and for him it's entirely unthinkable to convert this machine with a switch to electric power the size i would consider this a huge scene. it's a demonstration of disrespect and ignorance of the way the reverence for things created in the past is now towards the side. and new technology is mixed in the corrupt the original machines. and this gives somebody's custody of our a powered classics still considered real classic cars for philip. but yeah, i mean, this is a question of faith. even though his b m. w was only built in the 19 seventy's to him removing the petrol engine would be sacrilege to verify the buffalo and you would take away the hots off the car in a bmw of you. the engine has always been the focus, the as the name bmw, you suggest biases from a tool and vacuum. if you replace the motor, you would be got seen the car, you would be taking away. it's hot and sodium a face and that o

carl hines, the company still regularly motors through the streets. and here's mercedes benz victoria from 1894. it's is the oldest registered car in the world. and for him it's entirely unthinkable to convert this machine with a switch to electric power the size i would consider this a huge scene. it's a demonstration of disrespect and ignorance of the way the reverence for things created in the past is now tosses aside for the new technology is mixed in the corrupt, the original machine status. given somebody's custody of our a powered classics still considered real classic cars for philip. but yeah, i mean, this is a question of faith. even though his b m. w was only built in the 19 seventy's to him removing the petrol engine would be sacrilege to verify the buffalo and you would take away the hot off the car in a b, m w. the engine has always been the focus be as the name, bmw, of you, suggested supervisors from a tool and vacuum if you replace the mode to you would be got seen because you would be taking away it's hot and solely in a safe. and th

charles francis hines. dr. hines is the professor natural sciences at dickinson college, and he directly countered the testimony by dr. aiken. and he explained the various fallacies connected with the tests that aiken had performed. and he noted, even if the tests were properly done, they were still in conclusive in the absence. any confirming test. another doctor testified for dr. shoop was dr. teague. wormley of starling medical college and capital university and. he said that, yes, prosecutors said, will kill you very quickly, usually within. or 20 minutes after ingesting it. remember, mr. systemic sick the day before and survived into the followin closing arguments, judge graham delivers, a charge to the j he says you can either find the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree of murder in e second degree of voluntary manslaughter. or you can find that he is not guilty of any crime crime. the jury retires at 1 p.m. and 4 hours later it returns with a finding of guilty of in the first degree. and what

the indian with us cannot book the indian because fucking vit hines so that, that telling the school to go to fight us. another reason for delay is, is the financing of the project. it's your life entirely on donations. in the past, limited funds have held up construction now in its 14 feel. 3000 regarding spot with the search of new arrivals and a growing demand for the police for worship and rich was. the finish line is finally insight on getting go to nations. the indian community before the 20, i think it was a very less now does bring it into these double and double. so you have now is and a better position to get the donations to complete them. but it's the finishing doctor's now. the flow heating for the cold winter and the final day these would be brought in from india by c christian immunity fast. the inauguration was planned for next summer. but already the grounds of the temple auto place of togetherness. hundreds, gather on the quoted november evening to celebrate the body, the hindu festival of lights. um it joins in as well as with his wife. you'll get that already on w

, we have some of the hines just behind us, sometimes washing hanging up and everything is just been left suddenly and that just gives you a sense of the fact that many of the people who are feeling and, and you have schools are closed businesses that have shot shops that have shot on so many of them. they don't know when they'll be able to return. and if you speak to any of them, hey, they said even though. a israel has for the last few years, 4 to 5, all of this border. they are still majorly concerned about the security situation. all right, thanks so much sata hi on, sir. well hate way the lights are expanding across brazil is jeff with a check of the weather now. hi everyone and warning right off the bat, we've got a copious amounts of rain coming to a southern florida. so here, let me show you. this is gonna strike miami, you could see about a month's worth of rain in under 24 hours. so there will be some flooding here. now the screen is also point out of the us, just clipping that western side of cuba right into the mexico. so you could time peninsula, so for mexico's content

the attack heat hines in the refugee camp and comes as his round expands its ground defense. he is also coming up, protest is in this to the and capital trying to storm bill grades see these holes. they accused. so it'd be as ruling policy of freaking election held earlier this month. the jared rates. thank you for your company today. the home us run health ministry in gaza says at least 70 people have been killed in an air strike on a refugee camp. is riley on these days. it's reviewing the incident. the health ministry said thousands more were killed in strikes across the gaza strip. a quick warning now some view was may find l nix report distressing christmas has no response to the suffering of gas and the paramedics rushed to refuse the injured after yet another is really a strong this time on the oh my god, the refugee camp central gaza they also recovered dozens of bodies. many palestinians had been seeking shelter from israel's ex. else we have to sit down with any and they're targeting civilians. we roll targets. there is no safe place to display from gaza. they told

authorities, were paid for the reduction near the town of going to big after weeks of seismic activity. hines and businesses, the nice lands most populous region outside the capital, have been evacuated. but the scale of the russian did take scientists by surprise. the claims of smoke and lava on the re can, is peninsula in iceland, following weeks of intense quakes. to arrest and the nearby town of green the vic looked on happened just seeing while that emerged from the ground even if it's it in a particular content and such as this is just fascinating. see just nature inaction . i just, it's just like some different movie a spectacle for some below enforcement in the area is making sure people in this town stay safe. now there's a rupture near near grant that we and we have cleared the town and the area. and now we're just securing the area and closing every road to the area. and that's just in process. no. but then we're just trying to manage the situation here by signs coast guard is i'm high a lot that release this for to adjust it. so phase dependency led to determine the exact size of

so i'm have returned to the hines, but many cannot flashing and occupation has also a 4th hundreds of schools to close. it's an educational crisis for the next generation of ukrainians. dw correspondent mathias building a report from the outskirts of the capital key on the battle to bring kids back to the classroom. the war is still very much present even in their games during a break. to 7 fields is a special school in the keep suburbs. it only accepts children directly affected by the will, 9 year olds, and as all has lost his father, the fighting to, you know, i'm not a my know, i hope he's fine up there and have him left. the, the, i want him to have a good life of their function, the show them so many of them. this is already the 2nd christmas with one parents mistaken just in loss, which isn't always made easier by the passage of time. carillo's father was killed on the 2nd day of the stuff. but yeah, it's good to know that people understand you hear they do. i went to summer, come with children with not the last any, but i told them about my father. most understood, but there w

. ♪ my name is carlos done kin hines. ♪ don't -- dunkin hines,. ♪ don't look me up, i died.somewhere george santos is watching that clip and loving it. [laughter] rachel: he loves that he's on snl and they're mocking him in that way. >> he loves the attention. he seemingly did not love the vote for being expelled yesterday. >> professor major general protecter of the realm, astronaut. [laughter] >> so there you have it. i wonder -- it does make you think what -- there will be a next chapter of george santos and i don't think it will -- it's not going to be politics. i mean, you've seen second and third a acts. will, what -- play it forward. >> i can't. >> there's going to be something. >> yeah. rachel: i would love to have them on -- it's going to be fabulous. i would like it to be pop culture roundup, was about that? >> yeah, book him. absolutely. book him for pop culture roundup. rachel: i bet h bet he would bu awesome. i bet he would be fabulous. >> maybe a that will be his first stop. >> here's another piece of news. we have alluded to it earlier in the show. new york ti

neighbor barbara hines -- >> the real estate market had folded.w from sabine, not from tom, that they were highly, highly leveraged. >> please call me for a reservation. >> and while sabine tried to use her marketing skills to try to keep the motel afloat. she and tom couldn't do the same for the marriage. after more than a decade, as husband and wife, they were that in name only. but what they did not do was divorce or divide up the business. >> they were always still good friends. very good friends. >> as for the romance, the marriage front? >> the romance part kind of -- >> maybe romance changed. >> it certainly did, as detectives couldn't help but discover that tom and sabine had taken up with other people, both of them. he, with a woman he'd known quite a while, she with a local artist, who once worked at the motel as a handyman. and then, there was the matter of the life insurance. how much did he take out on her life, the cops asked? $100, 000, said tom. despite what was apparently an amicable break up, people on anna maria island could not

kinda hit in of the hines to the buildings of one of your souls, main arteries. you've never find it without like this. and it's actually quite amazing because it's a real piece of the street, todd. so this is also with so much history and character and to drive to always reinvent itself. and that wraps up another addition of the show. remember to follow us on social media for more fun stories from the world of european culture and lifestyle. as always, thanks for tuning in and join us again. next week the, [000:00:00;00] the magic 3 little one. the match i loved telling tales of device to the best to home. all submit the graces, not in 15 minutes on the w, the on the ground, empty bundle kenya's. 2 largest refugee camps. here we meet refugees and see how they're leaving. can you bring your purchase needs to be forced to leave your home and adapting to a life of not knowing is when you go back the 77 percent in 90 minutes on d w. the you can draw the line between the spaces because i don't believe that spaces is i'm all really relevant cards here in any more than

but for hines, alford kissinger, better known as henry, it was a birthday locked by 6 all over the internet. loved him or hate them. henry kissinger left an indelible mark on the world. warning bavaria to a jewish family and 1923. his family fled nazi germany in 1938 for the united states. as a naturalized citizen, young henry joined the west military father in world war 2 and later became an academic at harvard university, completing everything from undergrad through his ph. d, there in the early 19 fifties, he took his 1st job and government back in 1951 while he was completing his master's program. and it would seem never to leave. and he's played a role in every us administration ever since both officially and unofficially advising everyone from nelson rockefeller to hillary clinton. he even perhaps with tragic irony to comb the 1973 nobel peace prize. despite his expansion of the vietnam war, henry kissinger shaped the world across 2 centuries, the back half of the 20th and the 1st quarter of the 21st. passengers, policies and actions are so wide, reaching that historians are still lea

he'd trained the kestrel himself with barry hines and richard, barry's brother. come on.found it, sir. where? in t'woods. where'd you keep it? ina shed. what do you feed it on? beef, mice, birds. but isn't it cruel- to keep it in a shed? i mean, wouldn't it be happier flying free? i don't keep it in t'shed all the time, sir. i fly it every day. he was good at learning lines, but i said, "look, just know the story. know what you've got to say." and then it's a sort of partly remembered, partly improvised scene. and the boys hadn't heard it before. as far as one could make it, it was a live happening. so, billy didn't know what the questions would be. so, he was improvising, but also basing it on his own experience. yeah, yeah, yeah. when i got about 70 yards from middle of t'field, i called her. "kes, kes. come on, kes. come on, then. " nowt happened, so i thought, well, i better walk back and pick her up. so, while i were walking back, i saw her flying. she came like a bomb. about a yard off t'floor, like lightning. head still, and you couldn't hear t'wings, there weren't

denny, whose real name was brian hines, died after a long battle with lung disease, according to hisr achievements, laine sang on the moody blues' stay with us here on bbc news. plenty more coming up. hello. skies are going to be clearing across much of the country through the evening and overnight, and that's going to lead to a widespread frost. also fog forming, particularly across more southern parts of the uk. now, let me show you the satellite picture from earlier on. it really was quite a cloudy day across the bulk of england and wales — drizzly, too. but in the north—west, we had clearer skies and it's been quite a cold day. and this is where the temperatures will be lowest overnight. now the winds will fall light as well right across the uk, and that's going to help the fog to form. and we're thinking around parts of the midlands into wales, central, southern england and into the south—east as well — and really quite dense in places. now, the temperatures will be widely below freezing, even in bigger towns and cities, perhaps as low as —7 or —10 in the sheltered glens, but al

resigned because of reports and rossi hosts planned to use amazing to discuss fossil fuels deals. hilda hines, the former president of the low line motion lines, which are vulnerable to rising sea levels. the cop 28th presidents hold on all jobs are, has denied the accusations made by the b, b, c. and the center for climate reporting. and speaking at that summit in the by un secretary general on to unable to ash told delegates that the use of fossil fuels must stop. we cannot save a burdening planet. you have fired holes or fussing fools. we must accelerate to just execute both of those nation to renewables. the cyrus is clear is the 1500000000 limits is only possible if the oh, the monthly stop burdening all fussing fluids not to reduce, not that big russian full so, so the regain control, one of several contested villages and the don yet, region and ukraine that has been heavy fighting throughout the batch released region in recent days. your clients as a russian is try cause a residential area of an item during 10 people and leaving several on accounted for a film festival in london, a sho

you can see that we're surrounded by ranger hines, and i can see that they're working specifically on making these beautiful clothes that you're known for. but it seems to me that it would be incredibly difficult to make all of these clothes and by hand. do you have specific tools that you use to to make your clothes that was in? so yes, we do. uh well for the for civilization came to us so to speak. there were these old tools are, these are the tips for the connection? yeah, they were created naturally. i think a love, they're very old. that's a kind of with this rock is used to carry leather and what if the sun with this is the best traditional tool to think its own instead of individual kitty corner? so here's a more modern version from the time when we began using iron throughout the course, google one, boston which is sharper than stone. most i've seen that when my grandma had me tana hyde was the iron tool, and she didn't gives me a high quality piece because she knew i would rip it from you. so she gave me anything that wasn't valuable for renewals. can you show that we just do

but for hines, alford kissinger, better known as henry. it was a birthday locked by cynics all over the internet. love him or hate them. henry kissinger left an indelible mark on the world warning bavaria to a jewish family. in 1923, his family fled nazi germany in 1938 for the united states. as a naturalized citizen, young henry joined the us military father in world war 2 and later became an academic at harvard university, completing everything from undergrad through his ph. d there in the early 19 fifties, he took his 1st job and government back in 1951 while he was completing his master's program.

describes the conflict recently as a style might something which the let's do said played into russian hines and he went so far as to criticize the talk minutes, the leader in a press conference, right. a lot of time has passed and people are tired. this is understandable, but i'll say it again. this is not a stalemate. i'm seeing your figures from within savanski is own policy. you have now voice war many of the time for the past few months. and they've said that he said that, uh, that was a piece deal on the table that both russia and ukraine were prepared to signed it until the intervention of the former british prime minister boris johnson hunt. let me pull it up because it's a my opinion the russians really believed until the very end that they could have pressed us. so we would accept neutrality. this was the main thing for them. they were ready to end the war. if we accepted neutrality like finland once did, and then we make a commitment to not join nato. when we return for mr. kimball force, johnson came to keith and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's ju

i think everybody that we talk to, teddy abrams, connected with the louisville orchestra, le von hinesnger and zac beneker, the great staging director, everybody from the park rangers, to the citizens around, to the guides, said oh, my gosh, you must do this, for 1,500 people standing around, three performances. you need to tell the story of those caves. millions of years old. 5,000 years of history with people, from natives, indigenous people, to what its story is written in, right in there, but it the heart and minds to the people who are listening. >> amazing. really, thank you so much, yo-yo ma. >> thank you. >>> celebrating the synergy of music and nature and there are more of those performances anticipated in 2024. look out for details at yo-yo ma dotcom. >>> when we come back, we look at some of my reporting from the amanpour archive and the outsized openings of 1987. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard th

from bowie and come off says dozens of killed in these riley, striking central gaza the attack heat hines in a refugee camp and comes as is riley expands its ground defensive also coming up kremlin critic, i like sign a valid e is located mold in 2 weeks, officer associates lost track of him around these bucks post and says he's currently in a penal colony in northern russia. plus protests is in this to.

denny, whose real name was brian hines, died after a long battle with lung disease, according to hise is always to be... hello. skies are going to be clearing across much of the country through the evening and overnight, and that's going to lead to a widespread frost. also fog forming, particularly across more southern parts of the uk. now, let me show you the satellite picture from earlier on. it really was quite a cloudy day across the bulk of england and wales — drizzly, too. but in the north—west, we had clearer skies and it's been quite a cold day. and this is where the temperatures will be lowest overnight. now the winds will fall light as well right across the uk, and that's going to help the fog to form. and we're thinking around parts of the midlands into wales, central, southern england and into the south—east as well — and really quite dense in places. now, the temperatures will be widely below freezing, even in bigger towns and cities, perhaps as low as —7 or —10 in the sheltered glens, but already somewhat milder in the far west of the uk. and that's in advance of this w

the attack heat hines in a refugee camp and comes as these round expands its ground defensive. also coming out, protest is in this to the and capital trying to stall and build grades, savings hold. they accuse. so it'd be as ruling policy of breaking election held earlier this month. the .