he blanding of isaac woodard. to go along with because underlyingt the threat and use of were necessary. and isaac wood as a threat to tl order. black vete as a threat who would not who came back. and they wanted a they wanted a better deal than they had had before. got to say that i think an important to do. and the george floyd episode brought maybe a younger generation knowledge of some of this history. t you police violence has been an issue for night, yes. how did woodarest his life? yeah. well, you during these events arose isaac woodard became a very well-known figure. ■he gave talks around the country. there a benefit concert in new yorkhich3, basie, cab calloway, others was chairman of the committee. he was then thegning heavyweight champion of the world. but there was a very interesting memo i found in the acp papers. a staff member wrote walter white an said, you know, in ten years no one will remember his name. she's worried about him. what going to happen to him was o was blinded, you know, black man

it describes the blanding of isaac woodard. it's not a pretty sight, but i thought it was important for people to appreciate the brutal of jim crow segregation that was not a benign thing. everybody was happy to go along with because underlying it was the threat and use of were necessary. and isaac woodard that day was viewed as a threat to the social order. black veterans were viewed as a threat who would not who came back. and they wanted a they wanted a better deal than they had had before. so so i got to say that i think telling this history is really an important to do. and the george floyd episode brought maybe a younger generation knowledge of some of this history. but you police violence has been an issue for many before night, 1220. yes. how did woodard live out the rest his life? yeah. well, you during these events arose isaac woodard became a very well-known figure. he gave talks around the country. there a benefit concert in new york which 23,000 people attended? count basie, cab calloway, others. joe louis was chai

he tells him the story of the blinding of isaac woodard. if i lose this election over this issue, it will have been for for a go. and then truman second term he foley desegregated the military over the very strong resistance of the army brass. and when he left office in early 1952, 95% of american troops were in desegregated units creating the first multiracial institution in american life. so here's sort of the irony. here's this story about a blinded veteran that no one remembered who influenced may be the two seminal events of the early civil rights movement, the desegregation of the armed forces and brown v. board. >> tell me how you came up on this story. how did you do the research? you mentioned being in the"y truman library. >> well, firstn of all as you rememberem this when you becomea district judge it kind of land on you come right? you areoud like oh, my god it'se real thing. and you know you are sort of with responsibility. i wanted to know because i have this love of history, i want to know the history of record, and particula

the left, the picture on the right. look, in the center of this picture on the right to my right is isaac'sen to the right is the building of the senate and synod, here to the left is the admiralty, this is the view from the side of the university where i studied, from the side of the colleges, this is the first government of russia, here to the right is the menshiko palace, here on this side, this is the vasilievsky arrow islands, columns, the exchange building, again isaac, this is the view from the side of the hermitage, but if we go to this side and look in the opposite direction, that is, at the building of the twelve colleges or at the armitage, it will be also beautiful, but why? and why? because it's all done. based on the most important principle and law called harmony. so we will build our policy precisely on these foundations, harmoniously, and russia, of course, will be part of this, this multipolar, harmonious world, and naturally, it is natural for us that to a large extent we will rely on european principles, on european ones. culture, since its bearer is undoubtedly the russ

thank you forjoining us on bbc news, isaac. bring us up to speed.m under control? unfortunately they are continuing to expand and not only that but increase in number. as of right now we have about 18 fires that we are currently fighting state wide, while you specifically mention the post fire, the largest at 15,000 acres or 15,600 acres, we also have the point fire in sonoma county, just under 1200 acres, and just this evening, this afternoon and evening we have two expending incidents of concern, the first is the arrow fire and the sykes fire. both are expanding and we are fires. whether particular conditions that led to the fire spreading so quickly or with this be usualfor so quickly or with this be usual for this so quickly or with this be usualfor this time of so quickly or with this be usual for this time of year? —— were there particular. fix, usual for this time of year? -- were there particular.- were there particular. a bit of both. in california _ were there particular. a bit of both. in california these - were there particular. a bit of

this is case number 376 on the calendar in the matter of isaac vs.ank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. isaac, almost two years ago, you purchased an 8-week-old puppy, and this is that puppy. >> yes. >> judge judy: you claim the dog is yours. you want the dog back. the defendant says the dog is no longer yours, you abandoned it. so, let me find out a couple of things from you. you bought the puppy in march of 2017. who did you buy the puppy from? >> it's from someone. it's online. i found it online. >> judge judy: and how much did you pay for this puppy? >> $1,200. >> judge judy: you have a check for that? >> no. i paid cash. >> judge judy: and at the time you purchased the puppy in march of 2017, who were you living with?

president is going to confront and dealing with immigration. >> right now, if you look at this is isaac story from this morning, biden nears huge next move on. immigrations. you tries to win over latinos in key states this past week, he moved forward in an executive action that angered a lot of folks on the left to try to clamp down on migrant crossings at the southern border. >> this time a shift. >> what is it? what are reporting is that the president is very close to moving forward on what would be the next round of executive actions. >> it would be to make work possible legally for long term undocumented immigrants who are married to americans it sounds like a small group. it's actually about 800,000 people, predominantly latino, when you think about the effect that this haves, it's not just on those people themselves, it's of course, on their spouses under kidd on their whole networks around them, that really makes a reverberating effect through millions of people. by the way, many of those people concentrated in arizona, nevada, georgia, places of the president has been behind a s

i want to start with you, isaac. talk about the way that european leaders are thinking about today, this anniversary, and the coming election. >> well, with a lot of apprehension for what the election means for the future of the trans-atlantic alliance. our reporting has been that trump has shared privately this secret plan that he's been touting for how he would end the war in ukraine, which pretty much boils down to pressuring ukraine to cede territory to russia. which zelenskyy has said he wouldn't accept. but there's also no indication that putin would settle for that, that his ambitions go far beyond that. and it's so the choice as far as on our ballot, as far as the future for how this war would be handled and u.s. support for ukraine couldn't be starker. >> is this peace plan, supposed peace plan, is it different materially from what paul manafort was pitching back during the 2016 election? we know in 2014, russia invaded and occupied crimea, and there was a similar plan being pushed by paul manafort to essent

seung min kim of the associated press said, harnden with the new york times, cnn's isaac dovere, and our allies. and with npr, good morning. >> all right. great. thank you, guys all for joining me today. lot to discuss. that was an interesting trip over the last several days. what's interesting, of course, as we all know that elections are typically decided by the economy, but this is an election, of course, it has two words that are raging overseas. they are the biden has been making the case about democracy that says major selling point. this is how voters view how the issues that are important to them economy number 130, 1% immigration number two, we'll talk about that in a second. preserving democracy is 16%, but still the issues about ukraine and the israel-hamas war ranking lower down sudden when you cover the white house for the associated press, how does the biden campaign believed that these issues, foreign policy issues, may have an impact or du the not think you'll have much of an impact come november? >> well, there's a lot contained within that foreign policy category. o

this isn't, isn't i'm on the of the pharmacy for them as a nice reason cuz i don't as well as isaac is, is viewed by, say, competing that invested by on mid 20. so the, so the, the okay, yeah, it isn't gonna be another the name, this is all the info and hopefully meeting it as well as one of the car comes in that that's happened when seem to find me something good. i shouldn't have the experience and insightful problem questions based on i face and don't own that as an extended accidentally tonight. there's also he put the seal in by the name of the young about him as in any ads. and visions hasn't the amount of interest and in this man die for us, let us send off the phone. i'm gonna be shot and let's have. busy minutes with booked as it stands isn't pronounced beta is that going on? asked him to have some last minute when he find heights ones. um it's nice out us in our doctors down. this is the scientists last name. when y'all been busy because that was on test so that you know and seeing these stuff as could be the other has to have to do it again. and then i'm type of, i sign the

deavere joins me now. >> so isaac, can you what are you learning? well when you look at the continuing fallout from what's going on in gaza and the conflict there and feelings that are coming from that. it is creating a lot of problems among jewish voters, as well as the pain and anxiety over the rise and anti-semitic attacks that have been going on with the aftermath, particularly on the left of rhetoric, has been getting a lot lot of people upset when you, that has led to some concerns that in these key battleground states where the jewish population is larger than the margin of victory, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, arizona, georgia, that this could be yet another place where joe biden will have to work to pull together and hold together this very fragmented mentored coalition that they have and we've are showing some of the margins as compared to the jewish population in some of those battleground states, right now on another issue look the second gentleman, doug emhoff, has participated in an the groundbreaking ceremony for a new build

let's bring in cnn senior reporter isaac dovere, meghan hayes, former special assistant to president biden, and matt gorman, the foreigners, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign welcome all you know, another day on the 2024 campaign trail another conversation about drug testing for a presidential debate, isaac kind of big picture here. >> what are we seeing from the trump team and the biden team to if you want to go there on the preparations here because the biden, the people that surround a trump excuse me, do seem to be throwing everything at the wall. >> yeah. it would suggest that they think that there are reasons to doubt how well donald trump will do on thursday night. the and this is something that we've seen before. it's every time and that there is a moment where donald trump or the team around him thinking he's not going to do well, they throw things like this into the water even famously, when he didn't win the emmys for the apprentice, he said this is a long pattern that predates his time and politics, but they will be onstage together on thursday ni

and now their former general law got the isaac go. we is even more popular than guarantees. and why this is not going to talk to them young. it does do the process through is to demonstrate there's some momentum because up to now the fact that these opposition leaders have collaborated with the time jago, we just stopped in full days after the october 7 magic or the saw him courage, attempts to rally be and saw your time young groups because they rely, be some extent on guns and isaac, both as long as they are there. who knows, maybe there is something opposite the sleeves. well, it turns out that there is nothing and tomorrow is an important day and is really connected. because there is a bill regarding continually the regarding the draft to bill, which the altar also dogs are against. if the coalition does not manage to get the majority b, b school to spell the end of the government and, and the election right. um we've just got to election just a moment, but just to remind our viewers mr. guns decision comes a month after he warns benjamin netanyahu that he would quit the

jason isaac, an energy expert, he explains why owners are wanting to return back to gas. >> it's issues because of range anxiety, charging infrastructure, less than 10% of the country believes there's adequate charging infrastructure and that's accurate. but also the cost. these evs are owned by wealthy individuals and wealthy individuals don't become wealthy by making bad financial decisions. and they're learning that the cost on these evs, that maintenance is outpaceing that of gasoline cars even though they drive them fewer miles. rachel: it's not just the charging stations but also evs have a lot of trouble in cold weather. chicago or wisconsin, that could be a problem as well. >> the range diminishes of one charge of the battery diminishes not only over the life of the car but also if it's too hot or if it's too cold. that seems like it would be kind of a structural problem. rachel: yeah. well, i saw right after you did tthat segment, people were you writeing in and saying i bet people who don't want the gas powered -- the electric vehicles are not tesla owners. they

the keys from which month they made due to isaac nation of this government. why? because we just eating the, came to power intercoastal program where they said everything was due to the home, then the go to the people. but after the election, they broke all the promises, the incumbent premier is now also distancing himself on the it's additional ally, russia. owens are paying now, so it is going to is putting the collective security to to but i, the agent said that his office back, i told them that kind of thing the month it was still being decided at the same time. i mean, he is the up to the us. so the subs about upgrading the tires, the level of change this year. we discussed the latest development with a different monthly export in the west is the only sides of the story that can uh, re, any benefits from, from what is going on for the very fact that, i mean, you used to be one of the staunchest uh, allies of russian, now they decided to withdraw o c s t o i truly hope that this will never happen or uh, because they really believed that in good faith is at us

there is still an excursion to isaac ahead. cathedral and railway museum . the key point of the route will be the piskarevskoye cemetery, one of the places of mass graves of victims of the siege of leningrad, where tenth graders will lay flowers. this is not my first time in st. petersburg, this is the third time, i love the city very much, it’s a very beautiful city, historical, i love the streets, the canals. why are you participating in the project? for me , the issue of preserving historical memory is very important, my relatives also fought, my great-grandfather, well, i think this is one of the best ways. how can i thank him, i am so proud of our children who took part in this big competition, yes, who won, tried, today they will see a wonderful, wonderful st. petersburg, a place of military glory, for senators, it is a great honor to be a participant in this memory train project, and these guys are opening the anniversary parade in the capital, on the parade ground of the suvorov military school it is a hot time in every sense, preparations are underw

and edward-isaac dovere. thanks so much for the reporting. appreciate still a come on new central, the gilgo beach killings suspect is now facing charges in six deaths spanning three decades. cnn was in court as he was indicted on new murder so charges will get you the latest after a court brain june 19th cnn celebrated juneteenth, which special performances by john legend, eddie lewbel, smokey robinson everyone should celebrate it juneteenth, celebrating freedom and legacy. >> wednesday, june 19 at ten on cnn. >> okay. everyone our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition or strength and energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein imagine a future we're plastic is not wasted. >> but instead remade over and over into the things that keep our food fresher our families safer and our planet cleaner to help us get there america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new recycling technologies for sustainable change beca

it is business, the isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. so nga finds new strengths in nature because deep inside, she's a fine to, with a clear message. can go out and find on the raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the, the, i meant to encourage everyone to help their parents. don't let them down and don't leave them alone scanned up for this injustice lesson. only it also helps the change he's learned to make do with little. but instead, he would prefer the politicians to distribute domini spells. move sally, for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice, even 100 justice cards. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's to deal with all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider. the of the you know, the beauty of the fire that was just in, that's, don't really tempted. my i to not in the made me finding out with them unless he looks like he is a mover and shaker in sout

a snapshot of lieutenant isaac kriegsmarine detachment on the ship, andrew duryea provides a good of a continental marine company. in 1775. craig's consisted of 40 marines, few of which were born in america. they were mostly immigrants from great britain, ireland, holland and germany. all but one of the marines was recruited from philadelphia. their average age was 25 and a half years old, with the youngest being 18 and the oldest being 40. their average height was five foot six, with the shortest marine five three and a half inches and the tallest being six foot. and the marines brought a wealth of background and experience to their unit. they included carpenters, masons, barbers, bakers, cabinet makers, coopers jewelers, brass founders, tailors, butchers, painters, wool climbers, millers, servants, and a single doctor. so the american fleet set sail on its inaugural cruise on january. fourth 1776. in all the fleet at this time consisted of seven ships armed with 110 cannons manned by 680 sailors and 234 marines. now, hopkins, the admiral, had two sets of orders when he set sail. he

and i'm not the only one, it needs to, isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. it's so finds new strengths in nature because deep inside she's assigned to with a clear message. you can go out and find or raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the. i mean to encourage everyone to help their parents don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice. let me only also hopes to change his loan to make do with little but instead he would press the politicians to distribute them. and these spells move sally, for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice even 100 justice. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's always all i don't see docs on the countries. the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider. the the there's a list of their claims. one chocolate fisherman of peru has been heading out to sea for centuries. using boats the make out every tradition that might but not yet. the last 3 boat fishers of one sako. in 15 m

if isaac newton was helped to make his great discovery, as the legend says, by a fallen apple, then itr chelomey when he, lost in thought, opened the window. his inventions, satellites maneuvering on orbital anti-satellite missile, heavy class, proton, granite missile, which is installed on underwater. boats, it is still in service and nothing like this has yet been done. having neutralized the american aircraft carriers, chelomius took on another problem: the united states has minuteman intercontinental ballistic missiles, and the soviet union has nothing to respond to. by 1963 , a situation had developed when the soviet union was in a dire situation; we could not respond to a massive attack. they were preparing for the launch took many hours or even days, and the flight time of american missiles after their detection was 30 minutes. the answer was the chelomeya ur-100 rocket, ready in 3 minutes. it was liquid fuel, these are more difficult to store than the american ones, which were solid fuel, but the guy was able to find it. design solution, as a result the ur-100 became the most m

it needs to, isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. it's so nga finds new strengths in nature because deep inside, she's a fighter with a clear message. can go out and find or raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the, the icon and encourage everyone to help their parents. don't let them down. and don't leave them alone, stand up for this injustice. let me only also hopes to change his loan to make do with little. but instead he would prefer politicians to distribute domini, spells, mall, sally, for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice, even 100 justice cards. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's always all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider the of the 5th generation. it's ready to roll the new dot to move. this is alvin, with view drive and multi media. no chrome, no live us, us confident design. and no doubt the most cost effective. w. as soon as you

it is business to isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way, like it. so finds new strengths in nature because deep inside, she's a fine to with a clear message. can go out and find on the raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the. i mean, to encourage everyone to help their parents don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice. let me only also hopes to change his loan to make do with little. but instead, he would prefer politicians to distribute on many spells move sally, for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice, even 100 justice cards. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's tiffany: always all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider. the the are you a fan? are you a real fan? for the years in germany this summer we want to know what makes german football culture so specials. the just have to see to go the, i'm the one of the main kinds, oldest a

certainty around what boeing will do i am confident they will do i am confident they will address it, isaac on their part to put behind them all of these issues. they think they know what these problems are and solving the problems will require some work, but is not impossible do, just requires the right focus, right attitude, right culture and i think boeing is on the rise journey at the moment, but what we need, as an industry, is to see a strong boeing. we will work with them to get them to where they need to be because we can't have an industry that is almost totally dependent on one manufacturer, we need competition and boeing will play a critical part in the future. it play a critical part in the future. . , , . play a critical part in the future. , ., ., ., future. it has been a lot of talk post _ future. it has been a lot of talk post pandemic - future. it has been a lot of talk post pandemic about. future. it has been a lot of i talk post pandemic about the higher fs, are these efforts now the new norm? are you and others say the airlines have to find the screen a transition someho

deavere has that latest reporting isaac, what is the biden administration doing to try to deal with these concerns from jewish voters? >> well, look, this is happening on the government level, on the political level. but as you said, there are a lot of feelings, a lot of concerns about where the policy is on israel and the situation there, but also about this rise in anti-semitic incidents even last night or yesterday during the day and los angeles with a protest outside of a synagogue there and a feeling like there is a concerning level of antisemitism among the progressive left that is turning some people away from their commitment into joe biden and part of this growing trouble that he seems to have an knitting together the coalition that he's going to need four november. of course, we are looking in a situation where in a number of battleground states, pennsylvania michigan, wisconsin, arizona, georgia, the number of jewish voters is larger than the margin of victory. so it's just as i said, another part of this coalition that joe biden needs to keep together and is hoping to wi

and isaac, on the whole question of the big name, big name republicans who do not like donald trump isaac or colleague is reporting that liz cheney, who is an obvious one, has been deliberately she's been given space by the biden campaign because they want her to do whatever she's gonna do on her own timeline. i will tell you that i spoke to a source familiar with chris christie and what he is doing and that's where said that chris christie is heard. nothing from the biden campaign at all. and that kristie, i'm told, believes that it's because the people around joe biden he he considers them maybe to ideological, to reach out to somebody like chris christie. but boy, i mean, that would be a huge cu if they could get chris christie onboard during the fact that he was the first former rival of donald trump in 2016 to endorse him. >> he kind of became known as one of the you in our napa candidates at that point that was willing to attack donald trump and including for threats not just as policies, but threats that you post to the country. so you would think that would that would be kind of a

so isaac, what are the warning signs?look out and there are a lot of frustration all across the spectrum for where things are at the situation in israel and gaza. and joe biden's handling of it. there's also a lot of it's pain and frustration with what is a clear rise in anti-semitic incidents. and four jewish voters around the country, it's not just a question of israel are where they are on that. it's question of what they're seeing pop-up on the right and on the left. this spike in antisemitism and spiking anti-semitic rhetoric. it's making them feel very uncomfortable and as he pointed out, when it comes to these battleground states in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. and others, the margin of victory is lower than the number of jews in the population so this is yet another one of those things that could end up having a real impact on where things go. november. >> so the republican jewish coalition is planning to spend at least $15 million in these swing states. we understand what is the biden team doing response

a great group of reporters to break this all down cnn's alayna treene, cnn's isaac dovere. we end caldwell, the washington post zahlen cano young's of the new york times, nice to see you all. later. you'd been talking a lot to the trump campaign about this strategy, tried to pin it back to immigration and talk about the economy. you talk about crime. did they really think trump can do that? >> well, i'll put it this way. anyone who argues, they know which version of donald trump you're going to get on the debate stage tomorrow is lying even donald trump's advisers admit that, look, we want to push him toward talking about kitchen table issues. we don't want him to focus on his grievances. we want him to talk about those three topics, the economy, crime, the border, all things donald trump is polling better than joe biden in for the most part. and all the issues they think that he will do well on come november, however, they also recognize that it really does depend on some of the answers, how donald trump is feeling in the room. he obviously likes to meander and can, depend

and isaac is here with me now, either thanks for joining me. so what are you learning? in this new reporting? well, look, we talk a lot about the impact of the situation in israel and gaza on arab american voters in michigan or younger voters. >> and there's definitely been an impact on that, but there's also jewish american voters who are looking at this and not just looking at the situation in israel, but looking at the rise in anti-semitism because in both on the streets and some of these things that incidents that have gone on, attacks that have happened. and also of course, in the college campus protests, a feeling that there was a lot of anti-semitism being expressed. there. and there is this concern among a number of jewish democrats that joe biden will pay the price for this. if only because he will be blamed for what's happening on the left in its own party. but there is a feeling that may be given donald trump's less than perfect record and appealing to jews and talking about how jews have dual loyalty and things like that, that they will by november come home

multi-national and multi-religious state, you said about... this picture on the right to the right of me isaac'seven to the right is the building of the senate and synod, here on the left is the admiral of the church, this is the view. from the side of the university where i studied, from the side of the twelve colleges, this is the first government of russia, here is the palace to the right menshikov, from this side there is the arrow of vasilievsky island, the rasstral columns, the exchange building, again isaki, and this is the view from the hermitage, but if we move to this side and look in the opposite direction, that is, at the building of the twelve colleges or at the armitage , it will be just as beautiful, but why? and why? because all this is done on the basis of the most important principle and law, which is called harmony. we will build our policy precisely on these foundations, harmoniously, and russia certainly. will be part of this multipolar, harmonious world, and naturally, it is natural for us that we will largely rely on european principles, on european culture, since its carr

and i'm not the only one that needs to isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. so income funds, new strengths in nature. because deep inside. she's a fine to, with a clear message. can go out and find on the raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the, the icon and encourage everyone to help their parents. don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice lesson only also helps the change he's learned to make do with little. but instead he would prefer politicians to distribute domini spells. move sally, for the political. what i hope for from politics is justice. even 100 justice of the card. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's tiffany, always all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider. why don't the on the i keep getting these goosebumps because of the heat. i did not even know it was for the shopping is leah collapse from he took so was to induce capitals. new danny, with temperature

it is business to, isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. it's so engulf funds. new strengths in nature, because deep inside, she's a fighter with a clear message. can go out and find or raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the i mean to encourage everyone to help their parents don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice. let me only also hopes to change his loan. to make do with little, but instead he would prefer politicians to distribute germany spells more finely for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice, even 100 justice. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest, it's always all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider the or the. ready what is it already capable? where is it? when is it a? and when a blessing, the artificial intelligence is rapidly changing. how nice and creating a whole new world is question. tomorrow today. next, on d w. are you a fan? are

it is business, the isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. so in the funds new strengths in nature. because deep inside, she's a fine to with a clear message. it can go out and find or raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the. i meant to encourage everyone to help their parents. don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice, let me only also hopes to change his loan to make do with little put instead he would prefer politicians to distribute domini, spells, mall, sally, for the politics. what i hope for from politics is justice even 100 justice cards. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's tuesday always . all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider. the of the 50 down. this is. yeah, i think it was and someone came in the opposite. advise them to us for freedom east on end of august, tiny house constance with conversations, cooking and music outs unveil

it is been misty, isaac millions of pensioners feel the same way. so nga finds new strengths in nature because deep inside, she's a fine to, with a clear message. can go out and find on the raise your voice to say, we can't go on like the i mean to encourage everyone to help their parents don't let them down and don't leave them alone. stand up for this injustice. let me only also hopes to change his loan to make do with little but instead he would press the politicians to distribute on many spells mall. sally, for the party to what i hope for from politics is justice even 100 justice cards. i want to hear more people. you've worked hard, you've created the foundations for his boss. now you can rest. it's always all i don't see that you see on the countries the gap between rich and per is actually getting wider and wider and wider. the, the butts view will tell you who we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and the for the future in the stories and issues

hi isaac, did it and street artist banks. he did it. they all took inspiration from the phenomenon of soccer, the german football museum, and doing well and has combined 2 things that don't normally go together. art and soccer, in a special exhibition, showing how artist, look at the beautiful game. in fontes me, when i bought in the 20th century football was an expression of mcdonough to you when i couldn't. officers were inspired by the way, soccer gripped in people's lives. let's leave both side by the athleticism on the page, the movement that and speed you conditioning these guys. they're also fascinated by the mass choreography of the game. the battle on the pitch, but it's chaos and a hint of brutality and sharing it all on the static fans. and the german football museum and don't mount is a repository for the collective memory of the moments. both big and small that make matches memorable. for instance, the 2014 world cup final in brazil, mario goods issue to go in the 113 minute of the match, earning germany their 4th world cup

you, isaac, under the gmail one work is super and he says oh well you me send me quite a not a name and what will it qualify? it was to make the world guardian book fits with their costs and they got to fight for the pick games waiting for the for inquiry. not if you want books, i was able to clarify this is we thought it barden who's coming in and one box after the the the yeah. which is good in all sorts of them. yeah. integrity. no good strikes you just so just try to change my mind something. right, right. the, the, the african stories from african perspectives, 3 shore documentaries, by african filmmakers from fairly own democratic republic of congo and cape, rhode island. life. it's actually music the way people talk, the way we walk is just everything is trusting timing. go tell them on the mountain . friend of the and mechanics see a new series of africa direct on. i'll just be around the off church solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number. think about it as a person and yourself

but anybody in melbourne who more do you not functioning deep breath you, isaac in the mail won't work as the upon he said oh, we use the same equation, montgomery, a name and what will it qualify? it was to become the poor guy. me a book states with their to that costs and then go to fight olympic games playing 24 inquiry not give you one books. i was able to clarify this is we thought it barden who's coming in and one book that will give you the the the yeah. which is good in all sorts of them. yeah. and how do you do you know, going with them . so just try you just just try to help my mom and mom and mom on something. right, right. the or the theme is in tile of prime ministers in 5 years. now polls suggest that voted as one frequents conservatives out, will be u k. values to change on the labels pissed off to give receipts to knock another chunk. stay without a 0. the coverage of the you cannot the, this business uptake this voltage by the citibank growth part of on the dash before he is the this business uptake. these bolts as by the 6 bank gross bot. net of bung the dashboard for

phone's lock when you might be, but anybody in melbourne who more do you not functioning deep breath you isaac through the mail work is c upon he said oh, we use the same equation, montgomery, a name and what will it qualify? it was to become the poor guy, me a book states with their to that costs and then go to fight for olympic games playing 24 inquiry not give you one books. i was able to clarify. this is we thought it barden who's coming in and one book that the jews yeah. which is good in all sorts of them. yeah. integrity. no. gold would strike you just so just try to change my mind something. right. right. right. the to african stories from african perspectives, 3 short documentary by african filmmakers from sound the only democratic republic of congo and kate bird islands. life is actually music of the way people talk. the way we walk is just everything is trusting timing. go tell them on the mountain. friend of the and mechanics see a new series of africa direct on, i'll just 0. 14 is in power for prime ministers in 5 years. now poll suggests that voted as one frequency conservatives

because it was distributed by former obama administration officials, edward isaac dover, or people like just think, the period from july 1, 2022 to june 30, 2023 in the usa there were 29 attacks on media workers. political journalists received the most hats. journalists have repeatedly become victims of unlawful actions by law enforcement and intelligence agencies. we are talking about the use of physical force and special means, illegal detentions, searches and confiscation of equipment, as well as requirements for disclosing sources of information. at least 12 journalists in the us have been arrested or faced unfounded charges in 2023. among them are two journalists in alabama who were a reporter in illinois faces criminal charges for publicity and is accused of asking city employees too many questions. and while we are writing this program, there are still many journalists in american dungeons, and even ordinary citizens who came out, for example, to that ill-fated protest at the capitol. and other activists are also in prison: parliamentarians from eleven states have approved laws r

some believe that this was the residential house of the owner of the glass factory, isaac merlis.ing previously belonged to the zarechno-tolochinsky land bank. and in either case, the building does not cease to be a unique architectural monument of the late 19th century. uniform buttons of soldiers of the french and russian army. pistol, fragments. buckshot bullet cores. it seems to me that our film crew discovered traces of the great campaign of the great army. and this region is famous not only for military operations. the main collection of the museum contains more than 10,000 exhibits. the exhibition has several halls. ethnography, exhibition, historical, hall of nature, ancient history. the latter contains finds from burial mounds. tools, arrowheads, knives. locks, keys, elements of decoration of that time. in kurkan burial grounds, archaeologists discovered women's jewelry brought from egypt and byzantium. only women from noble classes, who knew very well the value of money, could afford such dazzling beauty in the dark. this is confirmation that the izvoryak waterway to the