prussia which east prussia was a province of germany and there, as part of a reconnaissance group, jack knownerformed a special task and stayed in the deep. the operational rear of the fascist troops for more than 120 days, the bakery of veterans of the great war of the war, the internationalists, who went through afghanistan, yana dachshunds should have helped in the creation of a museum on a special exposition with five sections cut through the ten-way case of the soviet army in the afghan war, something must be added here. i think that, uh, we can find an afghan uniform, so we participated in this type of fighting. if we are talking about historical memory, you need to know everything, uh, there are no empty spots in history, e empty spots have their doors, and the organizers already have new ideas to create virtual ones at a higher price, through the museum. ashb. each exposition is supplemented with a ker-code, where the student can get additional information. this document video excerpts feature films is one more circle for capturing and memory at the capital gymnasium no. 38 is rushing

dagen: it was operations management so these jack legs the known for decades that if people are communicatingyou got to track it regardless whether electronic or not. maria: next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . >> good wednesday more oftening thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, september 28, your top stories 8:00 a.m. on the button onto east coast, rates spiking stocks falling, yield on 10-year 4% for the first time in 12 years, stocks decline democrats reneck on joe manchin's permitting promises west virginia senator pulling energy plan to avoid a government shut down senate voting 72 to 23, passing the bill extending government funding through december 16th, bill including 12.2 billion dollars, of new aid to ukraine, markets this morning, are trading lower but has been a volatile morning after the bank of england stepped in, and announced that it will be buying bonds. a reversal to what we saw earlier from the boe, a lot of disaway in british markets this week, and on wall street, trickled down throughout wall street stocks lowe

california jacks previously known as (inaudible) recently changed dba name and now also a bottle shop selling craft beer to take home. the business plans to bring in live musicians including dj and cowboys with guitars singing prairie tunes. the end time for entertainment is restricted to 10 p.m. the business dist ribted 83 letters to surunding business and commercial neighbors. in the file they received one letter of sport and another letter that request standard conditions be applied to the permit such as doors and windows remaining closed during entertainment and end by 10 p.m. the reason the permit is on the agenda is there were a few 311 complaints about the indoor trivia night which isn't indoor entertainment. we have not received anymore complaints about the trivia. august 28 we received 311 complaint about the music being too loud but they were not hosting at the time so (inaudible) northern station did not have added conditions and here to speak with you this evening is their manager brook lloyd. >> hi, everyone. thanks so much for your time. that was a great summary, but i'm

and jack salons is known to e not just as a serious expert man.ast, a lot of biden who has held high positions in the state department, but he is known as a person who in some way represents, uh, high-ranking. uh, the russian-american communication channel represents naturally from an american country. let's listen. what warning did salaman give to the russian leadership? we have told the kremlin directly and privately at a very high level that any use of nuclear weapons would be disastrous for russia that the united states and our allies will respond strongly we are clear and specifically stated what it would entail . well, uh, i had the opportunity to check, indeed, whether there were such conversations with high-ranking russian officials, such conversations really took place and, as i understand it, there was also a serious warning. although i haven't been able to find out. what was the level of specificity? because since mr. salon presented it, but, uh, they almost gave, uh, a report to the kremlin about their upcoming american plan of militar

the hut is her whistling apartment of the ex-filmmaker, master and jack of all trades sergei mikhailovich mikhailovich has knownour hut adrazu. here such painted such all i am told. unlike the gorge, there were swans cranes and beads, a cartoonish terama, a deck of moons, doors, walls, yes, at the sez, little scenes with filed and mythical characters, the helmet took from full of tutai gospodars. i was walking later in the daytime, more stumbled upon, saturated near the son of all sorts of badass about a red cap. at the end of the seventies , they subdue a person. visits of sergei grandma against the legendary leonid team red cap. leonid, not in despair, has already decided to stir up. the peeling artist was immediately ordered to shoot at the belarusian film, and then we went to kaliningrad for two or three months. vladimir basova, the famous muakhim actor, my friend. headphones graduate of the leningrad film college to improve the all-union institute of cinematography in moscow, the spouses of nastuda and belarus film and mazfilm sergey bobkov admits the dzyatinstvo of maruda learn from the dazzled light of t

now you may wonder why it's not the union jack the union jack is well known as the british flag. but this, in some ways is more important. this is thus sovereigns flag. this is the flag that represents the queen all the king that is draping the coffin. it's the one flag in the u. k. that never comes down. when the monarch is in residence, it flies at buckingham palace. it never flies at half master as they sat say in the united states, half starved. also what's reminding you to watch this pageant tree and pump at this time of great grief. and you see these soldiers that are performing this. they are ordinary soldiers. some of these soldiers, almost certainly given what has happened in recent years, a soldiers who have fought at war. it's interesting that for most of queen elizabeth life, the u. k was at peace and the u. k. army was not widely deployed. 1952 and her father, king george, the 6 died, was actually in the middle of the korean war. and it's been peaceful for much of the time since remember the u. k. never decided to join the americans in vietnam. and yet in recent year

they said to me, see jack grow near the place is also known for ca turn or did known for gone. and all those crops have been literally washed away. the data of gods means that a lot of people who go to wife on the scrubs are now going to need help. and many people here at the door that although the politician and the prime minister and everybody is trying to help, they have not been able to read some of the video cut off. and despite the promises from the government of hell, they have not received any head. so this is going to be a huge crisis regard regarding direct demands. almost a 1000000 acres of crops have been launched and upon job focused on regular ready suffering, we shortages. and this of course is going to compound a problem. and also for dedrick focused on food security. the u. s. his cold for accountability after the israeli millet trade needed for the 1st time al jazeera general, showing up who actually was likely killed by one of its soldiers. but the army will not launch any criminal investigation. palestinian officials, human rights campaign is ensuring family

represented by probably one of the best defense lawyers in central florida at that time, jack edmonds. >> he's knownreally charming guy who's well loved by juries. but he liked to shoot from the hip in the courtroom. so the night before trial is the night that he actually meets leo for the first time. he's going up against a really aggressive and effective prosecutor by the name of john aguero. >> john aguero had an electric-chair lapel pin. >> old sparky, florida's electric chair. he's going for the death penalty whenever he can get it. >> one of the things that never made sense to me was the timeline, the state's timeline. >> he essentially would have needed to be at two places at once. >> even if you believe that leo was responsible for michelle's murder, she wasn't murdered in that trailer, just didn't happen. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of

the british monarchy is perhaps best known world wide, but there are still other european royal families. briefly, jack, how are they reacting to the queens passing? yeah. where i am in belgium, the king felipe, her treated to say that she was an extraordinary extraordinary personality. and that he will have fond memories with her. the ducks. royals tweeted to say they feel a strong bond with the u. k. and they share in the countries sorrows. it's quite interesting when this, that the death of queen elizabeth my raises this question about monarchies, specifically constitutional monarchies, which are broadly considered in, in this part of europe, to be seen as, as a sort of stabilizing factor. and i know the other ro, families will be watching the, the succession closely. nice to see what happens. jack. thank you very much. are correspond jack park there in brussels. and you have been watching our special coverage of the death of britons. queen elizabeth, i'm terry martin. for me and all of us here at dw nurse, thanks for watching. is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. wil

she was in an early 40s and wasn't well known when chosen for the role opposite jack nicholson and therance. she 88 years old. as covid cases and hospitalizations remain top of mind. there's worry that the flu could make a brutal return abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes spoke with doctors about the problems. they're predicting and how to stay safe. it's been a very long pandemic and now many covid restrictions are being rolled back. but doctors say they're expecting a strong flu season. so we anticipate a much higher volume of patients that come into our emergency departments. there will be a rise of cases for those vulnerable populations, which also include the elderly population and the very young there will be increased hospitalizations and increase deaths during the flu season between september of 2020 and may 2021 the cdc reported that of the more than 800,000 influence a test done in the us only 1600 came back positive. that's point two percent one main possibility they credit for the improvements are covid-19 precautions, like mask wearing reduced travel and social distancing, b

nikolai klavdievich malygin is known by his fellow villagers, as a jack of all trades, now in the afternooniture, laid liver. unfortunately, a serious illness practically deprived nikolai klavdivich of the opportunity to work. but he is the keeper of the memory of coida and pomorah knows like no other. all of us on both sides of the grandmother on vysotskaya had 14 children, four died in infancy, and 10 10 people grow up, and adults in general, children were all children of the family. there have always been a lot of pomors in families, history knows many glorious representatives of this kind, the great-grandfather of nikolai klavdievich was man, prosperous and enlightened. there was a big family, the former virtual house has a school for many years, which has almost survived two floors in this school. he used to teach his sailors here on religion and probably brought them to learn the russian language at this school until school, and this year the norwegian speech was heard, which was studied in the russian language school, eternal memory, enlightened literate people joined. the grandfathe

the alabama native is best known for playing the villainous nurse ramped -- rached opposite jack nicholsonest. in her acceptance speech, she said: i loved being hated by you. when she won the academy award for that part, she used american sign language because her or parents were deaf. louise fletcher was 88 years old. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out o

he then took the lead inside the 1st minute through jack greeley sh, all it all and then scoring his 14 gold and the last known games to make it sooner to play a sense of full city wrapped to the 3. no one in the 2nd half of this finish from jack relish all smoother of the chance to return to the top. when they played brentford on sunday on friday, full a beat nauseum. forest 3 to the london feet called all 3 of the goals and just 6 minutes to secure that 3rd week when the season or full of move up the 6 in the table. forrest city, 2nd from bottom on a single goals enough to claim their 2nd will of the season, jacob ramsey effort giving stephen gerald the warm no victory against other canada stepping preparations for the 1st world cup appearance in 1986. they've named this quote for friendlies against host catherine to time will champions year a why final begin in november and canada will be hoping for better sharing than an $86.00 when they didn't win a game or score a goal. mexico with the u. s. and costa rica, also qualified from no and central america. michael ammonia is the costa rican defender, who score

world had ever known. russia, embassies in western countries resemble besieged fortresses. vacations are surrounded by picket lines and bombarded with verbal fritz. and once in a while, jack tiles are thrown at them. for jim are so launched as well. listening must personal and diverted job. don't care. i'm, i mean, you know, there's no pressure, no ceiling unless you're coming down the las vegas. i'm not sure this wishes. well, i don't force them to a lot of numbers as over of fish, russia that i see that i see what was the symbol i was on my mobile method businesses, especially since last. so we just purchased them or to limit the use of this last minute. shout la teacher form line a, section e. sure is the one this should come here on the line while that is more or less the classical like you to which we are all set up on the night of april, they see a vehicle round the gates of rushes embassy, and booker wrist. the common court fire and the driver died from bones of the scene . it was later discovered that the day before a court had found a man guilty of abusing his daughter the whole professor's death crept on the friday. oh said julia, no. ready in the palace are goo

jack, bbc news. the government expects the scheme for businesses to cost tens of billions of pounds, although the exact figure is not yet knownouseholds over the next two years. so how is it all going to be paid for? 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, has been looking at the numbers. the cost of today's energy plan for businesses is, says the government, in the tens of billions of pounds. £25 billion, says one top energy analyst. a bit more, £40 billion, according to the independent institute for fiscal studies. it's actually quite difficult to work out as it depends on gas prices and the structure of people's bills. but that gives a sense of scale — it's almost half the pandemic furlough scheme. let's add on some of the other announcements we have had. in the next year, the household energy support costs around £60 billion. and if, as expected, there are a series of tax cuts for businesses and individuals, it could mean £35 billion a year less coming in, too. these costs won't be paid for upfront — the money will be borrowed. but it's important to say that the government feel that tax cuts on this massive scale will help gr

jack, bbc news. the government expects the scheme for businesses to cost tens of billions of pounds — although the exact figure is not yet knownrd ministers have already announced a £150 billion plan to help households with their bills for two years. so how will it all be paid for? here's our economics editor faisal islam. the cost of today's energy plan for businesses is, says the government, in the tens of billions of pounds. 25 billion says one top energy analyst, a bit more, £40 billion, according to the economic thinktank the institute for fiscal studies. it's actually quite difficult to work out as it depends on gas prices and the structure of people's bills, but that gives a sense of scale — almost half the pandemic furlough scheme. let's add on some of the other announcements we have had. £60 billion for the support to households for a year. and the tax cuts liz truss has promised, could leave a hole of about £35 billion. the costs will be borrowed, are not paid for upfront. we have had no numbers and forecasts which is how we normally work this out. this is where borrowing was thought to be going at the last official

known for the last 100 years. i think really, she has been front and center of everything that the union jack means to people. >> sheo the monarchy. she served with warmth, humanity, strength, and tradition. >> i think that if you were choosing a title like alfred the great, i think there are two you can use for the queen. you could say elizabeth the steadfast because that's what she was, and i think you could also say elizabeth the conciliator. >> the queen's strength was never to show what she is truly feeling at any given time, to always have dignity, to inspire, to be focused, to show that that dedication to duty was what was needed in today's society. people often give up too easily. the queen never gave up. >> even as an accidental heir, she helped redefine the relevance of the monarchy. >> there's so many changes when it comes to communications and technology that she brought in change and technology. facebook, the internet age for the royal family, twitter accounts. >> i think back about the queen's life and the fact that 25 -- 25 years of age, most people just finishing up at school or university now, and s

jack and steve in between. the hard work that he did on capitol hill had a toll. he's often known also as having the all american family. and indeed, in many respects, he does. but we all know that all american families also had, at times, problems, challenges. mrs. ford was raising for kids in the middle of the 1960s, the turbulent 1960s. and yet, her husband is gone so much, by the time he moves into leadership, and earns the minority leadership position in 1964, he could be gone over 200 days of the year, promoting the republican agenda and campaigning for republican members of congress. that was hard on her. when she began to speak, getting a larger platform as the first lady -- she was open about the psychiatric help that she saw in parts of the 1960s to restore a sense of yourself, and how effective that was. it's not all rosy, there are challenges. the forwards have to go through those, but they tackle then and they move on. so, if we go to the next slide, ford still seeking that speakership, and by 1964, the republicans took a shell lacking on capitol hill. 1966, two years

known for the last 100 years. and so i think, really, she's been front and center of everything that the union jack means to people for the queen. you could say elizabeth the steadfast, because that's what she was. and i think you could also say elizabeth the conciliator. -the queen's strength was never to show what she's truly feeling at any given time, to always have dignity, to inspire, to be focused. to show that dedication to duty was what is needed in today's society. people too often give up too easily. the queen never gave up. -even as an accidental heir, she helped redefine the relevance of the monarchy. -there's been so many changes in the queen's reign, particularly when it comes to communications and -- and technology. she brought in change in terms of technology, facebook, the internet age for the royal family, twitter accounts. -i think back about the queen's life and the fact that 25 -- 25 years of age, most people just finishing up at school and university now. and she was given that job of the queen, and -- and when she smiled and, for me, as a photographer, that smile just lit up the room. -she r

jack, bbc news. the government expects the scheme for businesses to cost tens of billions of pounds, although the exact figure is not yet knownoing to be paid for? 0ur economics editor faisal islam has been looking at the numbers. the cost of today's energy plan for businesses is, says the government, in the tens of billions of pounds. 25 billion says one top energy analyst. a bit more, £40 billion, according to the independent institute for fiscal studies. it's actually quite difficult to work out as it depends on gas prices and the structure of people's bills, but that gives a sense of scale. it's almost half the pandemic furlough scheme. let's add on some of the other announcements we've had. £60 billion for the support to households for a year. and if as expected there are a series tax cuts liz truss has promised, could leave a hole of about £35 billion. the costs will be borrowed, are not paid for upfront. government says that tax costs will help to lower these numbers total. we have had no numbers and forecasts which is how we normally work this out. this is where borrowing was thought to be going at the last official f

known as a bigot? this guy, donald trump, four years. best economy ever for black people. he pardoned jack johnson, first heavyweight champion that was black. obama did not pardon him. but trump did. he parted alice johnson, serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for black colleges on a 10 year basis. he did the first step act to allow, by the time he ended term, 5000 black men would have their sentences reconsidered and reduced. he pushed enterprise zones to reduce taxes and regulations in distressed areas to improve the black economy. he supported school choice, which urban black parents and hispanic parents wanted. he secured the borders in the best ways been done in decades. why is that relevant for black people? the person who has done the more work on immigration is an economist named george warh oss. the big winners are employers who hire people for less money. they can push them around because they fear being deported. losers are unskilled black and brown people in the under city. most of the illegal aliens have high school or less and these are the people they compete agai

mark selby, known as thejester from leicester was all smiles after he managed a maximum 147 break in the very first frame of his fourth—round match against jack snooker is a very important part. _ rare feat. the silence and snooker is a very important part. but - rare feat. the silence and snooker is a very important part. but they | is a very important part. but they would have _ is a very important part. but they would have applauded, _ is a very important part. but they would have applauded, a - is a very important part. but they would have applauded, a couple. would have applauded, a couple of tears. i think it would go down well. —— a couple of cheers. i’m tears. i think it would go down well. -- a couple of cheers. i'm all for it. there was racing history at salisbury yesterday, with the first horse to run in the royal colours of king charles iii in action. jockey tom marquand donned the famous purple, gold and red silks. he was on board educator. the late queen's horses have been passed onto king charles, and his first runner managed second. but apparently, the trainer's weight�*s of the horse was a bit distracted, a bit full of himsel