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but with rage, i don’t like this metal, i don’t even want to see it. see wounds from this metal, when you take it out from there, it’s very it hurts and it's scary and you want to cry, and even when you understand that our heart has stopped, i have gods, we are lucky, we understand that it is possible and not necessary. to say goodbye to their personal wounds that do not heal for years. this is the loss of front-line friends, those with whom the war brought them together. with whom they hid from shelling and whom the 200th heard about on the radio. the best people meet in the war. and until today, until that day. how did he die? julia and tanya acutely feel someone else's pain, but they don't have the right to give free rein to their emotions. you work like a robot, probably because if you let your emotions go, you'll be mediocre at work, why will i cry? i'll get acquainted, i'll tell you, the crumbs in my car are all the same , colonel, general, soldier. that's how these ceramics were . i just missed them so much now. from the 14th to the 18th year, i

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i did. the rest of the groove have passed away and never seen a herd of this metal. i hope that they're descendants. family and descendants could be as pleased with and proud of the this. form this declaration of our unit as my as i in my family was proud of it for men. there is one another group that we all want to be proud of that his young man. he was left in birmingham. did not get to return so let us remember those now and forever. that's the colonel. thank you. alright good afternoon everybody. thank you for allowing me to come be a part part of today's momentous occasion. i'd like to also briefly. thank the mountain rangers association the airborne ranger training brigade for the experience and the honor of awarding a true hero. also a huge. thank you to raleigh sun jim for coordinating this presentation. raleigh nase was born in 1922 into a patriotic midwestern family with strong unshakable beliefs morals and values. raleigh alongside five of his brothers answered his nation's call and joined the army in order to keep the enemies of america and freedom at bay.

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today, she adds to her metal count of 32. i don't know where you are going to find room. use] 32 olympic and world championship metals. -- medals. [applause] at age 25, the youngest person ever to receive the metal of freedom. -- medal of freedom. [applause] as she has so much more to give. a fellow elite athlete, megan rapinoe. [applause] megan is one of the most accomplished soccer players in the first to receive the medal of freedom. beyond the world cup title and olympic medals, megan is a champion for an essential american truth, that everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. everyone. [applause] along with her incredible teammates of the u.s. women's national team, and by the way, my son hunter and daughter-in-law are here, his daughter is a great high school athlete and was so excited to be with you when you won the championship. you are walking off the field and we said hi to you and she said, i was busy. [applause] when she wins again, i hope she will say, i think i know that guy. [applause] maybe. depends. [applause] megan did something really

. >> congressman katko have a great week and thanks for joining us but i elizabeth metallic to watch "the evening edit" ray thank you so much and catch me tonight on it got felled at 11:00 p.m. eastern time tune in. it was off the hook hilarious show. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from the fox cities in new york city this is. amy: wall street. spit happy weekend everybody. thanks for joining me. i am maria bartiromo pared back lash from business, u.s. chamber of commerce slamming the president and his administration for taking matters into their own hands, resorting to using a growing list of executive orders for the chamber ceo is here joining me next. we've got a huge a week ahead the highly anticipated federal reserve rate decision and our first look at the second quarter gdp in the week ahead. the head of merrill lynch wealth management of what he is telling clients right now. plus their big major national security questions after a chinese company purchased hundreds of acres of farmland in north dakota. just on the road for u.s. air force base congressman mike gallagher on what

and that's what he should be charged and i hope that particular metal, and i hope that particular nettlehow difficult a decision it is for an american president to do but i think the rule of law should take precedence. the risk i suppose is if he were to win the case, it would even more strengthen his campaign. yes, true. but the evidence seems to be devastating. and the cause ofjustice should run. i was fascinated by liz cheney who is the vice chair. also the former us vice president. she had a fantastic point in having dozens of republicans making the case against a republican. it means it's not democrats against republicans. ten seconds, jef. will biden be the democratic candidate will trump be will biden be the democratic candidate? will trump be the republican candidate? i'm beginning to think no one trump because polling is showing people are getting tired of him. a lot of democrats are tired of biden but i don't think you want to go anywhere. thank you all very much. thank you all for the more dateline london next week. bye— bye. hello. it's been a cloudy start to the weekend for

so fibroid or endometriosis with though i exposure of heavy metals. so i have gone to the literature and another phone doctor. they have studied for 3 heavy metals for the lead for cadmium, and my judy. they found that there are a few odds of females who had fibroids, who would expose to get members could therapy, a link between the pain these women experienced that leads to these mass hysterectomies and environmental pollution. this is an angle we want to explore. engine agriculture uses a lot of pesticides, some of which are banned in europe. we returned to be treated with a kid, provided by a french laboratory. this kid is the only one able to detect the presence of more than 1800 different pollutants. and 49 metals. we collect strands of hair from 5 sugar cane cutters who have undergone hysterectomy. what do you want to say here? i can grade though that i'm gotten a good idea when i yes you oh oh oh, the samples were sent to france to be analyzed in a laboratory. one months later, we received the results, which were very worrying me. the analysis r

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on commodities, i think it remains a story of energy versus metals. on the energy side, we still think further gains are possible especially against the forward curve which is implying large price declines. i think the metals case remains much more challenging. a lot more of that is driven by uncertain chinese demand. jonathan: you've got to go back to the early 2000 for that kind. tom: yeah, you do. maybe i will do it here, which is not an em index, but what does that mean to the bloomberg dollar index? we haven't talked about it in the last day. malaysia, india, and somebody else i can't remember, but they are all ending away. they are still stable, but many of the currencies have not given up the trend of weakness. jonathan: the turkish lira down 24%. the hungarian down 14.6%. polish down 13%. a lot of european names. tom: i do get that. while you were going on there, i think it is later this week, you look at apple as a profit machine. they bought that $403 billion of shares modeled over five years. moving from $67 billion in 2019 to a model $91 bi

maybe we participated in them so the question is metallic, well, i would like to finish with a small illustration, returning to this touching g7 summit and the rider, so to speak, the apocalypse look around russia and the big seven reminds me of a fairy tale wolf. and seven kids. and goats is a verb. well, that's all for today, because our krivoruchko has already come. as you always said. in a kind quiet voice we leave alone, if anything, we are geologists. i look forward to seeing you at our new next meeting. i hope all the best. the minister of defense inspected the russian groupings of troops, heard, reporting to the chiefs and the commander on the current situation, and presented the gold star medal hero of russia in primorsky krai, a storm warning for heavy rains sharply rose the water level in the rivers and flooded roads in the north of yakutia, the peak of the flood has already been passed. what measures are taken to eliminate the consequences? by the emergency service of portugal cannot take under control, natural fires, the flames crept close and a number of settlements in

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i have metal siding on it and a metal roof.you have to do if you are going to live up here because fire will not go away. reporter: how else have you adjusted to coexisting or living with the threat of fire so much? >> i will say i do all the things i just outlined what it is still scary. i work in wildlife so i promote coexisting with wildlife a lot and that is easier than fire. fire is a big and scary animal. i think you also have to have plans. i have an evacuation plan. even before the fire i have a few options of wonderful friends i can go to. i have five dogs and two cats. you have to have a plan and know how to get out. you have a go bag. you do not wait. you are on alert all summer. you also do not travel. these days i don't like to go anywhere especially getting on a plane in fire season because i won't be able to get back in time. reporter: what is the effect on the wildlife in the area? >> that troubles me as well. as someone that works and wildlife conservation, this is just as impactful on wildlife and in some resp

once twice fell in my -- once and finished and i got metal. i was like a cool. i love shiny objects. i think i could be into this. you've always been interested in justice though. yes that pencil. yeah, i can see i can see tyranny my way. so one of my earliest encounters with electoral politics was in my high school and being out there on the election day and helping get this person elected and then having them come in their community pretend to listen to us and then betray us and so instead i decided to lean into the political process and try and change that. so i met chloe in college doing climate organizing work. we became best friends. organized on the domest harvard campaign together we were trying to get to stop investing its endowment in fossil fuel companies and builds a movement to pressure harbor to go the right way. sure. you know as chloe's mom people always say to me. oh, you must be so proud of her. chloe is a freight train. she has a an ability to envision the future and to commit to it. she has always been like that. the experiences at harvard ta