horst. >> mr. chairman, ranking member ricketts, a distinguished members of the committee thank you for holding this hearing. i'm honored to be a today as the president's nominee for u.s. ambassador ambassador to sri lanka. i started my gut medical are moe than 20 years ago and athlon chip in fundamental u.s. principles including respect for human rights and economic freedoms. if confirmed i look for to working with congress to advance u.s. interests in sri lanka. i would like to thank a few special people. most important, my husband. he is my anchor and my joy, we built our lives around a shared love for public service and adventure. five countries come four doxxing 15 years and counting. [laughing] we are joined by my sister sarah and my nieces bailey and kate, and helping in the senate did it inspires them on the own path the public service else want to thank my parents, my father dr. jim horst who taught me empathy, my mother reverend doctor judith stone who taught me generosity, quality that c

horst, the war is lost, i suggest you surrender, are you kidding?h on the peak so that you don’t swear anymore, thank you, here to you. start. laurel, the teachers showed you. when, where? the cops were in the park. they were about to take him to the foundry. but their car broke down. so, he ’s sitting at the local police station, waiting for the convoy. well, let’s figure out what we can do. what, laurus, they closed it, have you forgotten where i pulled you out of? svka, who asked you, i myself will decide to pull you out... we’re going to, why did rebrov go to meet him halfway alone without backup, most of the people were busy in the capture operation, my fault, the host outplayed us, and what’s through, our people were in his editorial office, now in his apartment, the rib is not there. so, let’s do this, vasily fedovich, consider that it’s time to start a military operation, i agree, sing, contact the military, there are reinforced patrols at the exits from the city, although i’m afraid of the captain, this won’t help, how can this be, comrade

she is a well-known person, whom many people know by sight, otherwise why would horst get her a job ine’ll set you free , yes, so i was not mistaken, i knew that you would come sooner or later. but i was waiting, do you like this place, alexey petrovich, yes, thank you, excellent workshops, tomorrow we will quietly transport everything, everything you need. i think in a calm atmosphere we can cope, maybe ask, yes, ask, what will happen to those patrol officers who stopped us when we were coming here, this is your first time in such trouble, yes, everything was not in order, he will explain, how much and they will release you in a couple of days. “today i met war for the first time, with its face, the microphone is my face, it’s scary, get used to it, a person gets used to everything, but do you think this war will last for a long time, but only honestly?" " hush, security, security. search the area, there was an infiltrator here, i know what exactly he could hear, do, just like that, alexey petrovich. do you even understand that this means that a murderer has entered the most secure pr

another cruel nazi, horst schrumann became famous for his experiments on castration and radiation testingschwitz. strood, but was still extradited to germany, but escaped here, lived enough for another 12 years. and it was walter rauf, who invented gas chamber machines, calmly managed a cannery in chile, and died in the eighties surrounded by his family. the executioner karl streibel, who killed 2 million jews during operation reinhard and 50. never left at all, lived in germany and died without answering for what he had done. once, however, they tried to try him in 1974, but were acquitted. this list is huge, and there are so many thugs on it. doctor death mengl, who anatomized babies alive, cut off the genitals of prisoners of war without pain relief, sterilized women x-rayed, lived a calm and even happy life, never repented of anything, drowned during. swimming in the sea in 1979 - stroke. ernst lerch, who personally took part in the execution of civilians by his lover, served 2 years in prison, and then lived quietly in austria. gestapo man kurt lishka was released in 1950. he didn’t

the ceremony took place at the headquarters of the fifth shock army in karl-horst, a suburb of the germanhelm keitel, commander of the german navy, admiral hans georg friederburg, chief of the general staff luft wafa, colonel general hans jurgen. the surrender was accepted from the soviet union, commander first belarusian front marshal georgy zhukov, from the allies, deputy commander-in-chief british marshal arthur teder. the commander of the us strategic air forces, general karl spaas, and the commander-in-chief of the french army, general jean delator de tatagny, signed as witnesses. central european time, this historical event occurred at 23:1 on may 8th. but in moscow a new day was already beginning, so we celebrate the great victory day on may 9. on may 8, 1657, oliver cromwell, leader of the english revolution, refused the crown that parliament offered him, modestly saying that it was not for him to restore what was destroyed by the implementation, but his duty to protect civil rights and freedoms, of course, he was disingenuous. after the civil war and execution. charles ii, englan

zack, du hurensohn, hörst du uns jetzt sagen, los, spring, hier hast du noch ein, i tell you, they wanteden here, and then, comrade colonel, lieutenant mamkin, alexander petrovich has arrived on your orders, new assignments for you, orders from the division commander, do you have any questions? no way, no, that is, advance then, rush, go, eat, please transfer me, again 25, you, of course, excuse me, vasily. he did something like this in spain, he was from the army they turned, put yourself in my place, he is the best pilot of the regiment, he flies in any weather, and for the partisans the pilot is a god, it won’t be said under a communist, you don’t have to explain it to me. do you know what they call it over there? guerrilla angel? and you say fighter. faust's problem is the problem of the entire european culture, all this knowledge, attempts to know the truth, to gain freedom, they are insignificant, people are helpless. they have just started, the frontline hospitals are overcrowded, there is not enough blood medicine, the cars will arrive in a week, get ready, comrades, spellbound pr

another cruel nazi, horst schrumann, became famous for his experiments on castration and testing radiationmps at auschwitz. with difficulty, but was still extradited to germany, however, he escaped here and lived in prosperity for another 12 years. and it was walter rauf, who invented gas chamber machines, calmly managed a cannery in chile, and died in the eighties surrounded by his family. executioner karl streebel, who killed 2 million jews and 50,000 gypsies during operation reinhard. never left at all, lived in germany and died without answering for what he had done. once, however, they tried to try him in 1974, but were acquitted. this list is huge, and there are so many thugs on it. doctor death mengl, who dissected live babies, cut off the genitals of prisoners of war without pain relief, sterilized women with x-rays, lived a calm and even happy life, never repented of anything, drowned while swimming. at sea in 1979. stroke. ernst lerch, who personally took part in the execution of civilians by his lover, served 2 years in prison, and then lived quietly in austria. gestapo man kurt

horst. >> mr. chairman, ranking member and distinguished members of the committee thank you for holding this hearing. i'm honored to be here today as the nominee for the ambassador of sri lanka. i started my diplomatic career more than 20 years ago and a long champion fundamental principle including respect for human rights andn economic freedoms. u.s. interest in sri lanka i wouldd like to thank a few special people. most importantly, my husband, he is my anger and joy and we've built our lives around the love for public service and adventure. we are joined by my sister and my nieces and i hope that being in the senate today inspires them on their own path of public service and i want to thank my parents. my father who taught me empathy and my mother who taught me generosity a vital partner in the indo pacific region for over 76 years in a focus on the pillars of interest. a broadening economic cooperation, bolstering security interest in the deepening ties with people across the entire country. s

horst but we know they are waiting. how can we make _ but we know they are waiting.now they are waiting. how can we make the move? if we - but we know they are waiting. how can we make the move? if we canl can we make the move? if we can fully implement _ can we make the move? if we can fully implement the _ can we make the move? if we can fully implement the bill _ can we make the move? if we can| fully implement the bill tomorrow, can we make the move? if we can i fully implement the bill tomorrow, i would be doing it. what we don't want to do is do it so fast that it has lots of loopholes and or that they can easily litigate and get it chewed up in the course. of course, they were formed after molly russell took her own life in 2017. it was later revealed she viewed thousands of images of and suicide online. the concern that seems to come across is that the technology companies will always follow the path of least resistance. are you confident that the children's charter will be enforced? evening, christian. today _ charter will be enforced? evening, christian. to

meteorologist carrie horst tracking the current temperatures.ting started. but heading to the upper 70s for much of the east bay. 81 for san jose and upper 70s for the north bay. santa rosa today 78 degrees, while san francisco keeps it cool with some mid 60s. here. we'll see more of the same tomorrow with our valley heating up, but a slight cool down for much of the rest of the bay area, including the inland areas with mid 70s for the weekend. marcus. laura. all right. thanks, carrie, and make sure you join us for our today in the bay live streaming newscast is going to start in just minutes at 8:00. the all new push to remove south bay homeless encampments and new data shining light on the struggle to make it in t bay. you canhe ♪ ♪ >>> it's 8:00. on coming up, major concerns, boeing now facing potential criminal charges connected to two deadly 737 max crashes as the faa warns about an air traffic controller shortage that could impact your summer travel. >>> money moves. looking to beat inflation? >> when i go to the grocery store my grocery b

andrew hallman horst has been on top of this, maybe in the possibility of sharpness in the economy.cting a sharp weakening in job growth over the coming months. the rise in jobless claims may be noise associated with school holidays but may be the start of a trend toward weaker labor markets. here are your top stories under surveillance this morning. netanyahu vowing to stand alone, striking a defiant tone, saying he will continue the war in gaza with or without u.s. support. it comes after president biden threatened withholding weapons if they continued ground invasion into rafah. president biden looking to crackdown on china yet again. the white house is yet to impose new tariffs aimed at strategic sectors including china's ev's. the move coming after a review of section 301 tariffs first imposed by the trump administration. a decision could come next week. more fed speak. this is atlanta president rossdale bostic telling reuters he believes the u.s. economy is slowing. if that is still on track to cut even if the declines come slowly. investors looking ahead to ppi and cpi next w