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in that area. >> the second way to get around the horn requirement, grade separation.t the hillsdale station, traffic and pedestrians can cross under the tracks so there is no interference. >> santa clara county is launching a new guaranteed program for unhoused seniors. the three million pilot program is set to launch next summer. providing 50 students with a monthly payment of $1200 to help them transition to college or a career for three months. they will have access to financial and peer mentoring. >> it benefits the grant recipient but also creates a legacy of prosperity for their children and future generations. >> 2500 students in santa clara county are unhoused. if the program works they hope to expand it to help more of those students. >>> homeowners insurance already expensive. now it may get pricier. the latest company cutting back in california. >>> it is a special bond from a very early start. the unique bay area program helping veterans and first responders to train their own service dogs. >>> good weather tomorrow for outdoor training perhaps, another co

did you kill barbara jean horn? did it shake you up that a child had been killed? >> it shook everybody up. you could have your doors open and all. >> a long time went by and then 1992, they wanted to talk to you? >> yes, they stop by my home and my apartment. i was not there, so they gave a card to my landlord. >> when ogrod came home from working and overnight shift, he had been awake 30 hours, but still agreed to come to the precinct for an interview. >> you believe that you killed her, we are going to help you get it out of your memories and we do not care if it takes all night into the next day. >> what was your reaction? >> i tried to get out many times. they lock the door, sometimes they handcuff me to the chair. >> did you ask for a lawyer at some point? >> yes, and they said that we will get one word on. >> oh god says that detective devlin took the lead, and fed him details of the crime. >> they kept taking pictures of barbara jean horn's body, and putting them right my face like so. they said remember thi

just doing it the scott horn way.tion of dateline. >> greetings, everyone. the fallout from the supreme court action. hitting one of the country's most elite universities. seeing against legacy missions at harvard, which overwhelmingly benefit white students and what it could mean for the future, where exactly an education, we are talking to the lawyer who filed a complaint and new york congressman jamal bowman. under president biden, he's made his case to bidenomics as working. meanwhile, republican presidential candidates are working on early primary states like iowa, and donald trump blasts around desantis almost as much as

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and as duane ho horn bear explains it. that deed could be as small as, sharing one's food with somebody or as large as saving somebody's life during battle. but the point is, each eagle represents a moment when that particular individual was honored by his. and so for a man to have a eagle feather headdress with a trail that is this long, obviously that he was somebody who revered in respect within his own society by own people. well eagle feather headdresses are very closely associated with plains indian warriors, lakota warriors in particular. they're not the only style of headdress that lakota men wore. there were various of headdress. and so while this style of headdress have been worn by some individuals in the battle and we know this lakota, his own depictions of the battle, for example, red horses depiction of the battle. we do know that there were lakota men who did wear the eagle feather headdress in the battle of little bighorn. it was by no means worn by a great number of men. so the other objects in the exhibit

and as duane ho horn bear explains it. that deed could be as small as, sharing one's food with somebody or as large as saving somebody's life during battle. but the point is, each eagle represents a moment when that particular individual was honored by his. and so for a man to have a eagle feather headdress with a trail that is this long, obviously that he was somebody who revered in respect within his own society by own people. well eagle feather headdresses are very closely associated with plains indian warriors, lakota warriors in particular. they're not the only style of headdress that lakota men wore. there were various of headdress. and so while this style of headdress have been worn by some individuals in the battle and we know this lakota, his own depictions of the battle, for example, red horses depiction of the battle. we do know that there were lakota men who did wear the eagle feather headdress in the battle of little bighorn. it was by no means worn by a great number of men. so the other objects in the exhibit

the man on the right is horn chips.he was a cousin of crazy horse that's his wife to his right called fields all around it horn chips was a legendary holy man and holy man one of their duties was they prepared quote war medicine for the warriors and. these would be made up of charred arms effigies, horns, ships, was known as a stone dreamer. so a lot of his medicines involved a stone of some kind. and for crazy horse was crazy horse a medicine man? they also friends. and again, he was a cousin of crazy horse. but for crazy horse he made for him, he took a black stone, which had a small stone. it had a hole in it, and he encased it in buckskin. and he told crazy horse protection to wear this stone his armpit so it would be tied with a leather under his arm. he also crazy horse and holy will interpret the visions of of warriors and and help them and again try to create medicines to to give them more power and to protect them in in violent encounters and battles. so he also told crazy horse that he was never to wear a head

chome, senior analyst at sahan research, a think-tank focusing on security and development in the hornrica. in tehran, ali akbar dareini, researcher at the center for strategic studies. in miami eric lob, associate , professor at florida international university and number of the trustees of the american institute of iranian studies. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on "inside story." ali, let me start with you today. tehran has called this three-country tour of africa a new beginning in relations with the continent. what kind of new relationship, new beginning is president expecting, and what did he open to achieve with this trip? guest: president raisi's visit to africa is in line with his administration's efforts to create new alliances with the non western world in the current era of transition in international relations from the unipolar world to a multipolar system. it is also in line with his look to the east policy, of expanding economic and political relations with the non-western world. iran is looking for closer relations with africa, to dive

in london is martin plaut, a journalist specializing in the horn of africa.e's also a fellow at the institute of commonwealth studies at the university of london. and from washington, d.c. we are joined by kwaku nuamah, who is a senior lecturer and chairman of the international peace and conflict resolution program at the american university. gentlemen, welcome to you all. kemal hashi mohamoud, let's start with you. let's clear up something right from the start. did abiy ahmed actually say that he would get access to a port by peaceful means, negotiation, or by force if necessary? and if he did make those remarks, how seriously should we take them? kemal: thank you for having me on the show. i know it has been reported that he said by force or by peace. [indiscernible] i don't expect that from the prime minister. [indiscernible] we share borders, we also share nationalities. [indiscernible] there's no way force will be an option. but the necessity of the port is very clear and crucial. [indiscernible] adrian: martin, what do you make of this? is this the kind

there is also a total of what this is both a staggering number of people from the horns and put parts of the country on the brink of famine. oh, well, most of the world is focused on the war in ukraine. when it was 16 buckling somebody, that's 6 happy mass migration. and when people are in the move, there is this thing that is going to something somalia has a reputation for being health, skype and many parts of it. but there's so much moving to this country and it's people need these wrinkled, breaking drought is an immense amount of resilience and determination. i'll give this mother some credits the strong. that's what i can see. you can see she's been logging on to home tomorrow. easy because i see the challenge, but i see the joint exam and i pretty much really hopeful that you have no right to for you to for this country. smalley is seats on the phone of africa. it has the longest caused line on the continent. we're flying to dolo a town that's on the government control, but danger isn't far away. the in this part of somalia we have to travel in and cause we can um, security a fr

she has horns now. and without a horn. this, well, she constantly shoves her head somewhere and her horns hurt her this year. you see, she did not hurt, a good kind, but a line of horns. and to be more precise, the shell is very much appreciated. they are used in the medical field, six deer, it turns out, too, not in vain. disappears, in general, what's what to do? no mattress, i sat. yes? right now when they shed yes, and here is every hair, this is a tube. by the way, that is, the thermal insulation is very strong; throw this mattress to go to bed and you have nothing. and even these beauties are even milked a year, you can get up to 100 liters. milk, you drink, milk forces forces everywhere forces everywhere everywhere, that is, well, my beloved will be glad if i drink milk yes, yes. okay then you have a jar home. what amazing creatures, come here, delicious, we will cook. i love that kind of stuff, yeah a way to take a little energy with you, let's say for lunch there, if you go hiking or to work, that is, so as not to

international assistance in the region, including the horn of africa, has reduced jessica at the time when the 2nd tides we have. we continue to see that 46, the team will continue to be a problem for this region. and without the dispute, we will see spike the money increase on these bags. seen hunger force, we know have been used 80 actors including saved children. we now have more case loads of valuable children and the noise children, whole families needing assistance. and definitely we look into the international communities assistance as well to get back into assisting these communities. at the end of the day. it is a global problem. that's a class global solutions for african children. think about that right now, the data from the say, the children and i rode be bringing home the urgency to this story. thank you very much. i set a reminder off the top story. i swear, following for the dsl extreme heat in greece is driving dozens of one biased, so i think lives and property and several regions. temperatures sufficient beyond 40 degrees across many concepts like europe, north afri

called the stream flowing into the yauza, is there a golden horn in constantinople?ragon lizards from the family to jump from tree to tree from branch to branch planning dragons 1200 in 1937, john tolkien himself depicted this dragon from the hobbit the name of the dragon smaug smaug, right editors 1.200 were the names of germany's dummy newspaper editors who appeared after the 1874 law on the abolition of prior censorship. maybe zits quite right zits-editors they were serving a sentence if the newspaper came out with objectionable material from the german word for the price, what does it mean to sit, that is, the editor plays water water 900 specifically for imprisonment? at the end of last year, the water conduit was launched, pumping, explained sea water into the kinneret lake, the main fresh water body of this country. no answer. lake kinneret the same sea of ​​galilee the main fresh water body of israel water water 600 due to the wax coating, the leaves and flowers of the nasturtium reed of the catchment almost do not get wet, the drops collect into balls and ro

you see administration for a rod in terms of trying to build back these relationships in the horn of africa and the wider confidence in gala. um, let me ask you, how much influence does to iran have on the continent at this particular moment when one of those in mississippi a, um, a few, when it comes to this between a turnaround and an african companies especially. okay, now, well, where, where i am usually is that sort of the cultural sphere. um, um we all know that, you know, so easy slammed his breakfast in africa is mostly a sunni and he's not pick up mostly so new of the shockey tradition. but a much more recent theater, especially this is the, the 1980s that has been an increase in the, in. so she, a, she, a, she, uh uh, is, is, is this allow me a stews of thoughts that have been sort of suppose cited by charities or losing charities as coming from folks from, from, from, from islam space. not quite a figure i could put, but there has been a feasible increase in, in, in, in she a, a most. and my glasses, for example, in kenya over the is, i'm one area of, well, one me, i do. i

(train approaching) (train horn blaring) (people talking in background) merdzanovic: welcome, it's soee you. (people talking in background) tomorrow is exactly a year since hussam and huzar and ahmed and mohassen arrived. they love rutland. they see rutland as their home. um... you know, there's no easy way to get into what i'm about to share with you. a total of 33 syrians, three-three syrians, arrived in october, at the beginning of october. and then the muslim ban 3.0 went into effect, so... morgan: and that was to the entire u.s. merdzanovic: right, nationally. - the whole country. 33 for the whole country. merdzanovic: yeah. the language that they're using is, "we are zeroing you out as a site." so, it's not great news. hunter: well, is there anything that we can do? we're still playing the waiting game, it sounds like. we're just gonna try to wait for things to change. i mean, i'd like to feel that there's something positive... (chuckling): ...and proactive and... ...that we can do. i think, as rutland welcomes, we got to figure out what we're going to do with the donations at s

playing the horn is one of the traditions of the people of the alevi land .anini is one of the original religious traditions and has its roots in the western regions of mazandaran, iran. variety and diversity are held in memory of the martyrs of the karbala plain . elham goran of the sed and broadcasting news agency in the name of allah, rahman, raheem, 10 am news. relationship with my colleagues. the country of the beginning of lovers aba abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, mourns and mourns the martyrs of karbala on the day of ashura.

i'm a senior analyst at san research, i think tank focusing on security and development in the horn of africa. and to ron ali akbar during the researcher at the center for strategic studies and in miami, eric globe associate professor at florida international university and a member of the board of trustees at the american institute of iranian studies. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. all we let me start with you today to iran is called this 3 country tour of africa, a new beginning in relations with the consonant. what kind of new relationship new beginning is present? right. you see expecting and, and what is he hoping to achieve with this trip? the prisoner raises visits to africa is in line with his administration's absence to creates new alliances with the normal western world in the current era of transition and international relations from the unit polar well to a multi folder system. it is also in line with his looks to the east policy on expanding condone making political relations with the northwest and wallet. iran is a new

diplomatic offensive, offered military and economic assistance, particularly to the states and the horn of africa, which is a very strategic location on the red sea. during the many civil war and convinced these cuts, countries to cut ties with the rob in 2016. so this is an important shift for the right you see administration for a rod in terms of trying to build back these relationships in the horn of africa and the wider confidence in gala. um, let me ask you how much influence does to iran have on the continent at this particular moment? it was one of those in mississippi a, um, a few when it comes to this between a turnaround and an african companies especially. okay, now, well, where, where i am usually is that sort of the cultural sphere. um we all know that, you know, so easy slammed his breakfast in africa is mostly a sunni and he's not pick up mostly so new of the shockey tradition but a much more recent years, especially since the 1980s that has been an increase in the in sort of, she, a, she, a, she, uh uh, is, is, is this allow me, the schools of thoughts that have been sor

in the very heart of vladivostok in the middle, the golden horn bay proudly fly on the masts, andreevsky flags and flags of illumination in a perfectly even equalization colony , a diesel submarine, a base minesweeper, a missile boat, a patrol ship of coastal guards, a small anti-submarine ship corvette of the latest generation traditionally leads build flagship of the pacific fleet. guards missile cruiser. in the morning, the varyag went around the entire line of the naval apparatus with a speedboat with a team. yushchim board, hello comrades. cabbage soup in the afternoon of the military navy of russia in total, there are seven warships in the golden horn bay and the crew of each of them has earned the right to take a place in the parade formation , the pacific successfully perform military service tasks in the far eastern seas, because of their borders they demonstrate russian andrey in steflags. in the ports of friendly countries , they actively participate in international military exercises with a wellness speech, the commander of the pacific fleet, admiral victor lina, addressed t

here memorials of memory, these are echoes of the punitive action of the horn, as a rule, the punishers acted according to a well-established scheme, drove people into one building somewhere on the outskirts of a settlement and proceeded to rob houses and took out all the blankets. pillows valuables icons. if someone was found in the house, they were shot, then they set fire to the village and proceeded to the law over the civilian population in kapotsevichi the collective farm cowshed became a mass grave on february 16, in forty-three , 426 people died in the fire, including 200 children under the age of 16 were destroyed 126 yards, but in kopatsevichi the punishers did not immediately begin to destroy. they spent the night in their houses; sacrifice indicates the place where the house where the woman lives was located. maria, on the eve of the execution, he had sexual intercourse with her. and the next day he shot her in the barn. osipovich leads the participants of the inspection to the location of the former crown, in which people were shot by the inhabitants of the village of kopat

she had one horn wrapped this way and the other horn wrapped the opposite way.ts tail. >> reporter: mission accomplished. >> she is free from copper's tail. >> reporter: but not before there were a slew of jokes about the goat with an actual ponytail. ♪ i got a ponytail ♪ ♪ i got a ponytail ♪ >> reporter: this is the moment the horse and a goat learned it takes two to tangle. >> are you stuck in his tail? >> baa. >> how did this happen? >> reporter: jeannie motes, cnn. ♪ i got a pppp ponytail ♪ >> reporter: new york. >> really is goat is bleating there? was it going, baaa? >> i think so. >> it sounded funny. >> i don't know. if you go sniffing around, you might get stuck. >> ah, there you go. that is true. i didn't know you were that funny, victor. >> it happens sometimes. >> if tv news doesn't work out for you, the stage, comedy. >> all right. >>> from roots to scandal to the rise of black dramas in the next episode of cnn original series "see it loud: the history of black television." here is a look. >> "new york undercover" premiered in 1994. two years after

it was a private event, the initiative of the students of the horns, let no one care.birds free release the birds from the first honey so that they fly and flap their medical wings. i can’t wait for this day, what a year we have been hosting this event with you. every time i am energized for the whole year , we put on the best suits, and you put on the best suits. take everything that is most valuable. i'm without underwear at all, to be honest, every year without underwear. they notice there, it feels like right away. here is this performance here, and before that, the performance in istanbul is a means from which they went to the full in that same istanbul in which a few days ago they were released, the azov nazis, at the request of zelensky, who arrived there, were released from captivity of the killers who will come to the front to continue to fight against us , then hundreds of thousands of our tourists will go to istanbul, they will go to turkey and will support the turkish economy and mr. gudkov on the proposal of mr. will make money at medical horror alumni par

a manatee with a horn. it's not a horn though. it's got a tooth. oh, come on. ah, steve.ke a unicorn. yeah. it's so like a unicorn, but it's a tooth. they're the unicorns of the north. if you saw a unicorn floating around, you'd say, “look at its tooth.” “look at that big tooth.” these days, with changing ice conditions, wildlife species are being found in unexpected places. by the time we broke camp, the ice had drifted in and chased the narwhal away. we're caught in a paradox. we want to study the breakdown of the big ice floes, yet all of this broken up ice is getting in our way. what i'm learning is chris needs certain conditions in order to conduct his research. there have to be big drifting floes nearby, and there has to be enough open water for us to get out to them. the last time i went down through the strait because it was frozen from shore to shore, you didn't have any of this kind of ice. it's precarious, like all of these boulders of ice that are just kind of piled on top of each other. quite precarious. all of this ice is really thin, it's a meter thick, two

it was a private event, the initiative of the students of the horns, let no one care. dialogue we will get to release the birds into the wild to release the birds from the first honey so that they fly and wave their medical wings. i can't wait for this day. what year can we host this event with you. every time i am charged with energy for the whole year , we put on the best costumes. and you better wear suits. take everything that is most valuable. i am without underwear at all, to be honest, every year no one notices without underwear. it feels like immediately and now the last. here is this speech here, and before that, the speech in istanbul is a means from which they went to the full in that very istanbul in which the azovites were released a few days ago, and at the request of zelensky, who arrived there, the killer who will come to the front continues to fight against us , then hundreds of thousands of our tourists will go to istanbul, they will go to turkey and will to support the turkish economy and mr. gudkov on the proposal of mr. you will earn money at the p

maybe soon the wounded will be treated, and they dance along with the horn.ch in istanbul and then go performs at concerts, funds from which go to help ukraine and the ukrainian army. weather country where born and raised detox cruelly and dry artificial war dentist and everything, this time every day is the only antidote for some kind of opportunity to fight it, it seems to me that this time has found this help, if you have the opportunity to help ukrainians, but in a word with money, as you please, but do it follow, and the organizers of this, mr. alexander fridman , with amazement and fearlessness, says that people have nothing special to do with the university, what is the problem? it was a private event, the initiative of the students of the horns, let no one care. listen dialogue let's climb to release the birds into the wild to release the birds from the first honey so that they fly and wave their medical wings. i can’t wait for this day, what a year we have been hosting this event with you. every time i am charged with energy for the whole year , we p

[horn blaring] [horn blaring] [horn blaring] [guitar music] ♪ ♪ - ready? - whoa!yeah, that's mexico right there. and they say, "wait, is that mexico?" and it's like, "yeah, it--it is." looks exactly the same as that. - yeah. - we get people from all over the country, all over the world, and some of them come in hesitant or scared of the border. - when they book the trip, they say, "should i bring my gun?" - right. - but the neat thing is that everyone i've taken out, you get to see this transformation from being, like, terrified to thinking it's beautiful to thinking they don't need a wall to thinking, "i'm actually going to write a letter saying that we don't need a wall." - right. does anyone ever bother to-- i mean, are there, like, scary gunboats coming up and down this river, uh? - i mean, i think the border patrol technically does have a hovercraft that they've used once and it was horrible. - park service does too. - yeah. - they have helicopters. - for the record, i don't understand why mexico is made to be such an issue. i mean, it's our second biggest tr

snow-white dress uniform colors of the day of the navy in vladivostok even the line of the golden hornay, pierced by a wake column, a static parade of seven ships from the submarine to the flagship of the cruiser varyag, strict bearing and impeccability in everything. this is the pride of the pacific fleet . the crew of the flagship of the guards missile cruiser varyag military sailors lined up to greet the commander of the fleet. hello comrades of the pacific i congratulate you on the day of the russian navy ura admiral viktorovna for the first time takes the parade in the far east during the period that he commanded the pacific fleet military sailors showed themselves to be excellent right now, a detachment of ships is not celebrating fleet day in their native harbor, but patrolling the pacific ocean together with the chinese naval forces before that, the russian and chinese groups of ships participated in joint maneuvers repelled an enemy attack from the air, performing artillery firing and electronic anti-aircraft launches, cruise missiles also hit coastal targets. the pacific flee

festive events were held in the golden horn bay and in the amur bay.ur correspondent ksenia kouchina had the opportunity to observe the spectacular marine assembly of the varyag guards missile cruiser. the bright blue sky ; the lead-gray ships of the sea. the snow-white full dress uniform of the color of the day of the navy in vladivostok, the even lines of the golden horn bay , the wake column pierces, the static parade of seven ships from the submarine to the flagship of the cruiser varyag, the severity of bearing and impeccability in everything - this is the pride of the pacific fleet. the crew of the flagship of the guards missile cruiser varyag military sailors lined up to greet the fleet commander. hello comrades of the pacific. i congratulate you on the day of the russian navy. ura admiral viktorovna for the first time takes the parade on in the far east, during the period that he commanded the pacific fleet, military sailors showed themselves to be excellent. right now , a detachment of ships is not celebrating fleet day in their native harbor,

a lot of people are tooting their horns in support of thejunior people are tooting their horns in supports are being urged to brace themselves for higher costs when dropping off friends and family at some of the uk's biggest airports this summer, as charges for short—stay visits rise by almost one third. ourtransport short—stay visits rise by almost one third. our transport correspondent reports. if you drop someone off by car as close as possible to an airport terminal, chances are it will cost you, and in some places, it will cost you more than last year. for example, of the 21 airports analysed by motoring group the rac, to have put their charges up the rac, to have put their charges up by the rac, to have put their charges up by £2. it is now £3 for ten minutes at belfast international, which said the money would go to airport improvements, and £6 for 20 minutes at southampton, which said its operational costs had gone up. they are not the highest though. stansted didn't raise its prices this year, but remains at the top, charging £7 for 15 minutes at its express set down. leeds bradf

this horn is an elementary yes-yes-yes-yes-dames., that's all, it's not not not something let's take the deva directly. here she is, like this, sitting down for this mantra and come on, yes, she had static, and you are constantly changing. yes? yes, very interesting. ok then. now, what we will hear is also devoted to the feminine aspect of the divine potassium. if anyone does not know, this is a rather ferocious form of the divine mother hindu pantheon. it's the same fool. the same party, but in such a very menacingly ferocious mood. and now the mantra of a very gentle mood. let's mate umot mate bataille o mother hmm yes dear friends, well, here it is, what's the thing , when a person starts working at a high level of energetic vibration here we can say that such a person starts making art for the elite and the next number of our program is contempt with us to the audience it is. well, i notice for myself, what to do? well, i see, my dear. you don't have to beat yourself up. it's better if you say something like that, what would you

they come back on daily droughts and not new to the horn of africa. but it hasn't been one quite like these. people say that this is the worst drought in 40 s, but that so this is the worst drought. and so what is history? period? solid bombs, neighbors, animals hear the sound of leaves falling from branches. but this legal nourishment is too hard one to share a good one on its way. oh, should i please also have done a good so good. there we are, the duty of what the body. but if we go back to the 20112012 funding it was, it is out of 3 fence and this is what it said. it was 5 and the 6 is the whole item. so it just got stuffing by autographs. climate change is accelerating content. this fine livestock is small is biggest export industry and a vital commodity for families. these animals provide milk mate and an asset to sell when they need cash. why all of them have bottled mail and what kind of i'm finding a lot of castle who, how long does that actually move? and then there's this regardless of what is what is going well, what it will be we're going

why don't they come back on daddy droughts and not new to the horn of africa. but it hasn't been one quite like these. people say that this is the worst drought in 40 s, but that so this is the worst drought. and so what is history period? solid bombs, neighbors, animals hear the sound of leaves falling from branches. but this legal nourishment is too hard one to share. a good one on the way. s. oh, so there's, there's also the control guide that we're in the video of the body. but if we go back to the 20112012 funding it was a result of 3 fan 3. and this is what it said about 5 and the 6 is in the horizon. so it just got stuffing by with gods. climate change is accelerating. this fine. livestock is small, is biggest export industry and a vital commodity for families. these animals provide milk make an asset to sell when they need cash. why don't my bottle have bottle metal and what kind of, i don't know if i'm be careful, i'm going to actually move that to the nurses with gama. won't these words go? well, we're moving we're going to get to the legal level. was

putin will come with horns. they are fucking putin, with whomever he wants, then he says that they have . by the way, i want to remind the french that they are rods the exit of this kadyrivka and other exits from other regions of russia with different poles were french fans when euro-2016 was held in france, we remember it all well pumped up guys with different poles came to root for their own and then in the international olympic committee as well as the foreign ministers of some countries, in particular hungary, they will talk about the fact that such people as you are talking about have the right because sports are outside of politics and in general , the olympics have a purpose peaceful mission and perhaps it will even end the war in particular to shoot down and to kill because they realize their desires in this way. well, when you have the right to break your desires, what does he not want at all, unfortunately, a top-secret meeting putin and lukashenko spoke during the visit of the self-proclaimed man to russia mostly face-to-face, lukashenko's press service reported on this, what

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tom horn for your support. everyone is here. if i didn't say your name raise your hand. we have department heads. commissioners. we have people from all parts of san francisco and all parts of the bay area. because san francisco is the place to be for celebration. it is time that instead of being down on san francisco purke back on san francisco and talking mess about san francisco it is time to celebrate why san francisco is special and better than every other city. >> because some of those same cities are debating about whether or not they should raise the pride flag. same cities debating whether or not they should introduce proclamation to declare lbgtq+ pride month in any city. some cities debate over 500 new laws antilbgtq+. they want to talk mess about san francisco because here we are doing it. we are like nike. we are just doing it. not talking about t. not debating or having conversation. we are investing nenldzing transhomelessness. investing in aids planning and investing in doing all the work necessary to support, uplift and advance this community. people are

millions of lives in sudan and the horn of africa are it stake as our strategic interests in the horn of africa and the red sea corridor. we need to put democratic transition back on track in sudan. with that, let me turn to the ranking member for his opening statement. >> thank you, mister chairman. i would certainly concur in your remarks. i think you are kind of than i'm going to, be but nonetheless we have the situation before us. this is not a happy occasion. it's disappointing that we are here today having this hearing. the humanitarian and security catastrophe playing out in sudan was predictable. this committee has tried to ensure sudan had the highest levels of attention from the state department. sadly, that has not happened. i concur with the chairman that this is not an easy situation. it's no question that things are difficult there, but we don't have the luxury of just dealing with the easy ones. more should have been done to protect the cities people from the military junta. we have to -- should have done more to warn american citizens and respond to the predictable sce

halleluy prokopyevich didn’t see my cow behind my bald forehead, and the left horn with a bat such thingsre our reds, voronezh took away how he looked for your heroic son, but what about the fight i’ll tell them they already have him, otherwise i would have overgrown , like a cream, do not steal. my neighbor will go look for a cow. and what, they transferred to the pacific for a long time , real cossacks? what's the news? red two crossings of the opening when do you think to go? tomorrow i'm at least interested to go, dear. here's what i thought. you have nothing. what about me? something heavy, but the weight is small. will you come to the show with me? but what about farming? house must go. when tomorrow my love for you is true. when are you expected? find more. well, what are you dragging? did the bride break out of the house? and you think you're not happy to find joy? oh, you stupid woman. are you not visible? how will the walk end? you won't be worse for me. yeah, you got caught by someone else's uncle, you're going to hell, and if for russia a plan was announced to you in the farm,

international assistance in the region, including the horn of africa, has reduced jessica at the time when the 2nd tides. we have will continue to see that 4 digit security will continue to be a problem for this region. and without these deals, we will see spike the money increase on these bags. seen hunger for to know, have been, he's a active, including see if the children will now have more case loads of viable children of noise. children, all families needing assistance. and definitely we look into the international communities assistance as well to get back into assisting these communities. at the end of the day, it is a global problem, a bunch of class global solutions for african children. many women across the middle east and north africa north freight to go where they want. a new report from human rights watch looks at 20 countries where women's movement is restricted. in iran, with a need their husbands permission to get a passport or to travel with their own children. in yemen, hoody authorities of stumped women from travelling abroad without a male gaiety, and that's havin

interests of the carriers were not limited during the search of its suspects , they found 79 saiga horns paws, a bear about 10 kg, maral antlers and presumably the skeleton of a tiger the ninth ones are very popular in asia where they are used in folk medicine. so the demand for them is always high. even despite the fact that many species of animals are listed in the red book and protected by the state for a while, investigations, two suspected smugglers were taken into custody , the chairman of the investigative committee, alexander bastrykin, took personal control of the case of bullying in nursing homes in the novosibirsk region. this happened after a story on this topic appeared in the final issue of our program last saturday. let me remind you that a 98-year-old veteran of the great patriotic war whose daughter had gathered from a boarding house with numerous injuries died, according to a preliminary version, an elderly man was severely beaten in the area. is it true that nursing home staff bullied pensioners and their hunger, and who made a fortune on helpless old people from a boa