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i found jan's email address on a dead linkedin profile page and center an email that just sort of said hey, you know you have no idea who i am, but i've been sort of surreptitiously at night researching your father's life, and i'd really love to talk to you a little bit about it. i don't know what this project is. i don't know if this project is ever going to be anything, but i'd really like to talk to you a little bit about about your dad and your dad's life and his time at the at the heart mountain camp that was in may of 2017 and and my book came out in uhuary of 2021. and the reason i bring up is that i think a lot of times. in this profession and then in all of our professions and in our personal lives, sometimes we procrastinate on things that are very easy things to do and there are things that we want to do and there are things that sometimes we don't know if we can do but for me writing this book was a sign that anyone anyone in this room can do what i did today as maybe it's not necessarily writing a book, but it's finding stories and you know talking to people and rememberin

jonathan: we will catch up with jan hatzius. we will do that in about 15 minutes time as we count you down to the annual fed get together, where we were -- where we will hear from chairman powell on friday. a small balance relative to the move down we have seen over the previous two days. it is a cloudy new york city this morning. brammo, what did you do? lisa: thank you. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping up-to-date with news from around the world, i'm ritika gupta. there are signs that a recession and europe may be coming to pass. economic activity in the euro zone fell for a second month. august's drop was driven by manufacturing. the rebound in services like tourism almost ground to a halt. those gasoline prices in the u.s. have fallen for 70 days in a row. that is the most in more than 7.5 years. pump prices are averaging $3.89 a gallon after reaching a record high around five dollars in june. the u.s. once that russia is about to launch a new round of attacks against ukrainian government facilities. ukraine is pr

that is because jan vouched for me. i said this book would not be possible to opt out one that one person is jan. i bring her up in every talk i do because i know i would not have been able to do this book without her support and her guidance. i would stay at her house in l.a. was doing reporting and shoot make me little snack bags i would go out and i would have my own little room there. shend would turn it down we woud have breakfast in the morning and i'll get in my rental car and go to the race track and report the jaffe japanese museum. i go to babe's childhood home which was a boardinghouseak in hollywood andik i was sort of sneak in until jan dishes that house the boardinghouse doing? i love talking about jan as you can probably see i just spent the last five minutes doing it. but it is because she really did make this book possible. when i was working on the book though i knew it noid matter how much time i i spent in l.a. learning about these kids lives ngbefore they went to camp i needed to spend a lotre of ti

that gave me the first person to become jan morey, his daughter.ound her e-mail address on linkedin profile page and sent an e-mail that said you have no idea who i am but i've been sort of researching the father's life and i would love to talk to you a little bit, iw do know for the project is, if it's ever going to be anything but i would really like to talk to you about your dad and your dad's life and his time at the hardbound camp. that was in may of 2017 and my book came out january of 2021 and the reason i bring it up is think a lot of times this profession and all professions and personal lives, sometimes we procrastinate on things that are easy things to do, things we want to do and things sometimes we don't know ifn we can do but for me writing this book was anyone in this room could do what i did today if not necessarily writing about, signing stories and talking to people and remembering. maybe it's just capturing their ylyghfamilies story or your neighborhood or a church story but everybody here has the tools to do that. i'll get off m

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she jan ping's message to was us counterpart joe biden . in the most recent talks, china claims the u. s. is dangerously close to crossing a line on taiwan with its messages of support for the islands. independence in may . biden broke with years of u. s. policy by promising military support. if china tried to invade are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that, yes, you are. as a commitment, we made the u. s. as china is the one disrupting the status quo. over the past year, she jan ping has provoked taiwan with incursions into its air space and calls for an end to taiwanese self rule. fool, i'm sure the historical mission of the reunification of the motherland must be and will surely be realised. negotiate a jing sees the island as the chinese territory temporarily occupied by the political airs of those who lost the chinese civil war. 1949. since then, taiwan has governed itself, running regular military and civilian drills to prepare for a possible chinese invasion. to pass that china has laid out off

we already know jan samuel becker, he was tired as the author of a new temple project.d to ennoble and rebuild a little. this is where the bell tower came from. and here are the main christian symbols, the very crucifix, which, according to historians, survived , they say, it still remains from the ancient temple, which sapieha himself once built, can you imagine what kind of jealousy it is. architectural plastic sculpture and painting the decoration of the trinity church is striking to this day. inside the temple, stucco molding, a chandelier and forging ampons, and much more have been preserved. pay attention. and this is the very first entrance door to the temple, by the way, wooden, now it is modest to study in the corner of the church, and before , thousands of believers passed through it. unique, marble altar, decorated with ornamental sculptures of angels and the family coat of arms of the magnates sabek lis, probably in the place and an icon with the image. again, st. casimir. this is the intercessor of the youth of lithuania , in my opinion, the baltic states,

. >> jan's house is being strengthened to withstand future earthquakes.t of the building has already been spared you can see it here. another section had to be completely torn down and is being rebuilt. the house was damaged in the aftermath of a strong earthquake in 2012 here in groningen, where gas extraction has triggered tremors for decades. >> it was horrible. everything was moving. there was a huge noise. there was one loud bang. >> boom! >> is a huge loss. it was a beautiful house. we were happy in it. the earthquake also caused the collapse -- almost caused the collapse of the 100-year-old barn as well. its roof is now reinforced by steel beams. munneke kept a record of the earthquakes which began in the region in the 1980s. the ones in red were serious, some registering over 3 points on the richter scale. >> i began to record the earthquakes in 1990 four, and i stopped in 2015. because there were so many earthquakes that this list would have gone all the way to the ground. >> the earthquakes have led to more 100 60,000 damage claims to date, whic

jan larses, commander of the latvian riflemen detachment of lenin smolny and the council of people'smissars, guarded the government when moving from petrograd. in moscow in the spring of 1918, the commander of the kremlin guard later entered the government of soviet russia and headed a special corps of the railway troops of the red army joakim vatsetes, a colonel of the tsarist army, from the first days of the october revolution, led his regiment to the bolsheviks from the spring of 18, the commander of the latvian riflemen division, which was distinguished in the red army by iron discipline and unparalleled combat readiness for cruelty, became a decisive factor for attracting latvian riflemen to punitive operations at the front and suppressing rebellions since september 1918. its akim vatsetes, commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the republic, the scale of tasks, the creation of the red army headquarters , the front management system, personnel purges and complete control of the units by the politicians, sarov yan berzin janis berzidzh, a member of 1905, a participant in the w

. >> jan's house is being strengthened to withstand future earthquakes.t of the building has already been spared you can see it here. another section had to be completely torn down and is being rebuilt. the house was damaged in the aftermath of a strong earthquake in 2012 here in groningen, where gas extraction has triggered tremors for decades. >> it was horrible. everything was moving. there was a huge noise. there was one loud bang. >> boom! >> is a huge loss. it was a beautiful house. we were happy in it. the earthquake also caused the collapse -- almost caused the collapse of the 100-year-old barn as well. its roof is now reinforced by steel beams. munneke kept a record of the earthquakes which began in the region in the 1980s. the ones in red were serious, some registering over 3 points on the richter scale. >> i began to record the earthquakes in 1990 four, and i stopped in 2015. because there were so many earthquakes that this list would have gone all the way to the ground. >> the earthquakes have led to more 100 60,000 damage claims to date, whic

so in doing that, i made a list, jan made a list, robert fraser a the list, and the beatles each madee thatjohn lennon wanted adolf hitler to be in the background? as a joke. he never... we did actually make him, and on some of the outtakes, there is this little figure of hitler. the ones that didn't make it were hitler, jesus... mahatma gandhi. it captures something about the late �*60ss, doesn't it? that image is sort of surreal, is full of playfulness, of fantasy, but it's also got a sort of innocence to it as well, a nostalgia. it was a moment when... i think the beatles possibly peaked around that time anyway. and some of their greatest songs are on sergeant pepper. i mean, i think the song sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band as a song is a great anthem. i mean, when i hear it now, it's a great... it's not used enough as an anthem. and here we sit talking about it, talking about your work on that album cover. and you've done so much else over six prolific decades of art, and yet so many people will always say, oh yeah, peter blake, the man who gave us the sergeant pepper's

.— somebody else. jan was born in 1960 when _ somebody else. jan was born in 1960 when unmarried _ somebodyother. her adoption didn't go well. i mother. her adoption didn't go well. ., ., ., ., well. i had no love whatsoever, i'm well. i had no love whatsoever, l'm angry- _ well. i had no love whatsoever, l'm angry- l'm _ well. i had no love whatsoever, l'm angry- l'm angry _ well. i had no love whatsoever, i'm angry. i'm angry for- well. i had no love whatsoever, i'm angry. i'm angry for the i i'm angry. i'm angry for the system allowing the to be given to those people. i'm angry for... forthe to those people. i'm angry for... for the trauma and pain caused to my birth mother. i am angry that all of this has impacted on my life, my relationships. it is lifelong, it continues throughout your life, and that is whether you have a really good adoptive family or not.— have a really good adoptive family or not. the humiliation invented on _ family or not. the humiliation invented on the _ family or not. the humiliation invented on the children i family or not. the humiliation invented on the chi

dental jan. jen. so mean to the on shit. healthy. yes, she wanted to get me to work out fine. yes. i thought, oh, wait, hold main to the jeff. first, facing deliberately heightened military threads, taiwan will not back down. we will firmly uphold our nation's sovereignty and continue to hold the line of defense or democracy. at the same time, we wish to cooperate and worked in unity with all democracies around the world to jointly safeguard democratic values. yet i'm thinking 3 donnelly right now. huh. and then to walk away betty, down in city way food. i had her cooking when b. now i hate to lay she i'm kinda good when you when that he yeah, she bought i see. okay. in kite 8 she, he change her mind. second, we will do whatever it takes to strengthen. tie one's self defense capability. i want is committed to maintaining peace and stability in a tie one straight. and we will make tie one, a key, stabilizing force for regional security. ensuring a free and open endo pacific, as well as the stable development of global trade and supply chains. the fat taiwan said make walker car. i c

she jan ping's message to was u. s. counterpart joe. biden, in the most recent talks, china claims the u. s. is dangerously close to crossing a line on taiwan with its messages of support for the islands. independence in may . biden broke with years of u. s. policy by promising military support. if china tried to invade are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. as a commitment we made the u. s. says china is the one disrupting the status quo. over the past year, she jan ping has provoked taiwan with incursions into its air space and calls for an end to taiwanese self rule. fool, i'm sure the historical mission of the reunification of the motherland must be and will surely be realised. negotiate a jing, seize the island as a chinese territory temporarily occupied by the political airs of those who lost the chinese civil war. 1949. since then, taiwan has governed itself, running regular military and civilian drills to prepare for a possible chinese invasion. to pass

over the past year, she jan ping has provoked taiwan with incursions into its air space and calls for an end to taiwanese self rule. fool, i'm sure the historical mission of the re unification of the motherland must be and will surely be realised, negotiate beijing sees the island as the chinese territory temporarily occupied by the political airs of those who lost the chinese civil war. 1949. since then, taiwan has governed itself, running regular military and civilian drills to prepare for a possible chinese invasion. to pass that china has laid out off is neither a free and democratic way of life to taiwan. no sovereignty for 23000000 people. many in the west see it as a fight between democracy and authoritarianism. but that's not the only reason why the u. s. is involved. taiwan is integral to u. s. strategy to check china's power and the pacific. the taiwan strait is one of the most important shipping lanes and global trade and the majority of the world's advanced semiconductors, using everything from smartphones to cars, joke are made on the island, tries to relocate production

and a victory for she jan. pam. yeah. but he was, and biden untie both have a lot to lose city. they know a full blown war could be the worst case scenario for both their country swan could meet on. go be thought. let's take a closer look at this with professor elizabeth fry. and laura, she's a president of a large consulting and offer of politics and society in contemporary china. she joins us from middlebury and the last 8 of them on to welcome to d. w. professor, why do you think nancy pelosi is doing this? well, she had planned a trip to asia back in april, but then she had tested positive for coded, so she could not travel. and so now is the time for that long awaited trap. and of course, she is going to r h a. singapore and melinda, japan and south korea. and so she said that she would stop in taiwan. you know, as you know, we have very close unofficial relations with taiwan. she has also said that she is taking this trip to reaffirm us commitment to the region. now the problem is if she doesn't go, yes, she had said ok, we're making this trip as a commitment, but she does

rasul jan-zoda both. eh, visitors from tajikistan became famous for the fact that in february of this year at the tulskaya metro station they attacked two policemen, they beat them for simply asking them to provide documents first, and khamroev attacked law enforcement officers, he inflicted several blows. uh, one of the police officers this footage. you can now see on your screens further on, they still managed to twist and neutralize him, they threw him to the floor. and that's when they almost put on the headphones. uh, handcuffs . excuse me. bu - literally out of nowhere, the second umar rasul jan-zoda appeared, he ran with all his strength and kicked, and hit one policeman in the chest area. and while he, uh, came to his senses, he threw it away. she is gender. ah, delivered several blows to the head, and approached from the back of his colleague. and, apparently, he simply tried to beat off his comrade, but then, apparently considering that the forces still did not equal that the police have both se

you know, jan, many girls only dream of getting married so successfully, but i dream of love, love, that's all, this is nonsense. doggy is your love. here i am, for example, now i'm going to a very rich man. he is an important client, watchman, georgievich. so what, and the fact that, maybe soon you will become his wife? yes, i don't want to be his wife. i want to go home to my mother. you've already got me and you're tormenting yourself and poisoning my soul. stop it. oksanochka on is there really no way to escape from here? what do you not understand? and? well, run away. are you further than you catch? you will be killed. well then, i'd rather die than be a prostitute, idiot. close the window. calm down you fool. calm down calm down. come here. come here. i'm going to blow your brains out for the rest of your life. remember, come on, come on. it is necessary to interfere, otherwise, while not in the bathroom, we will not see them, and listen to me intervene until you need an experienced instruction to cope. what if i try to lay hands on myself again? oksana must send the brains of this

jan kavan on the air of one of the radio stations stressed washington promised georgia and ukraine membershipe alliance, ignoring putin's words and not admissibility. nato expansion andrey skvortsov to lead the digital transformation of the economy and public administration the seventh russian internet forum is taking place in dagestan. caucasus 2022 state and municipal employees employees of non-profit organizations and specialists of an it company analyze promising cases and look for ways to solve issues that pose time the key topic of the forum is the creation of new points of growth in the economy. when will we talk at the plenary session today about what we should do, how to change? ours that is. how can we refuse e-e foreign let's say more even electronics? yes, because we even asked to assemble keyboards, then, probably, their task will be one - this is not just to copy, but to make just advanced technologies, that is, to come up with something when we do not compete for some kind of solution, but already have moved a step higher and somewhere have already begun to claim world leadersh

philip live from mount maunganui. and jan, good to see you. philip and jan, good to see you.s i had been heading out — happened. well, as i had been heading out first _ happened. well, as i had been heading out first thing - happened. well, as i had been heading out first thing in - happened. well, as i had been heading out first thing in the i heading out first thing in the morning, i had a bit of a bach and i thought there was a dark and i thought there was a dark and this little lovely cat has and this little lovely cat has a tendency to bail dogs out so i thought, oh, a tendency to bail dogs out so ithought, oh, and in think anything more than, than i did grounds and i saw a seal. then when i came back, as you said, things went quiet, there were things went quiet, there were things knocked over and i thought the cat had been up to something, there is no way a seal to get to that cat flap, no way, and as i opened the door, i pump something and i heard something, and i thought, oh my goodness, that is going to be a seal. i opened the door really carefully and sure enough, i

jan from robinin patriotic puffing of them will learn from themselves. here, the cycle of subjects begins from history lessons to exercises aesthetically cultural-practical, a huge position is formed with resinousness, surreal speeches are obeyed from a walk at twelve at installations pre-school education of the chervensky district with a rich history of the kind of land, cotton for scientists know . and vera's dream will give a start to the project called seven ships. smilovich ; how will the small jeharu of an urban village be captured? with glories to small dear children, we instill love for the motherland and tell them we also tell parents that we have miracles that are not directly necessary for you tell show, but this, of course, directly. this is our molar-drawing factory. this is a paralympic champion. she is a resident of our village. uh, lyudmila volchok. uh, we also have the palace park horse complex for 1.200 to the scale from whether it’s all walking with vyhovalniks at the nursery of the khasadki district of the chervensky district, 11 esta

and earlier our correspondent jan phillips schultz in cave, explained the reaction to the death of daria davina in ukraine. amend has immediately denied any kind of involvement, a top adviser to president lensky. immediately went on tv and said that ukraine has nothing to do with the bombings in. instead, he, he blamed internal power struggles in russia. of course, the sadness regarding the killing is very limited. here in ukraine is considered the top and then me by many people here in ukraine, and many western countries sanctioned her because of because of the lies. and she spreads about about ukraine and the war in ukraine. at the same time, there are fear sierra of ed, so the bombing could be followed by x of revenge. and as we heard before, some prominent figures in moscow have already called for some sort of retaliation of checks on keith. and here's a quick look at some other stories making headlines. u. s. president joe biden has joined the leaders of the united kingdom, france, and germany, and a call to address safety at nuclear sites in ukraine. they welcomed the international

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countries, in general, this is the czech republic by the way, yesterday, uh, czech foreign minister jan lipovsky also, but fully supported, uh, the suspension of the issuance of schengen visas. eh, the russians. many countries have already stopped issuing short-term visas to russians. and this is latvia lithuania estonia the czech prime minister of finland also supports san namarin. well, if not tougher bans, er, the issuance of visas to russians, even today, the european commission also recognized that yes, this issue is officially on the agenda, but that's understandable. what are countries like italy greece cyprus that need russian tourists. they are not inclined to support such decisions. but now i want to ask ivan pavlovich, in your opinion, what is this discussion talking about in general, and already isolate russia at the physical level and europe yes, and how do you think it will be unfold events, it is clear that the situation. it develops in such a way that the abolition of russia is elevated to the absolute and, uh, those countries that make their political points on this, th

this morning to break down today's jobs numbers is jan hatzius, who joins us at poll 9.riday. >> happy friday. good to be here. >> what explains the surprise today on this number >> well, it's across the board payrolls, the wage numbers, so i think it's just an indication that the economy is still expanding, and i think that's the most important take away probably i would stay this as face value with the usual caveat, of course, it's just one month. >> the discussion centers around anyone who thought we were in recession, should set that discussion aside do you agreed? >> at least for the time being what happens down the road will be subject to debate. >> does the fed want a recession? if so, what should we expect in the next fed meeting of course, it is just one of four economic reports that will come out before chair powell makes a decision. >> they don't want a recession they still see a path to a soft landing. while the report today i think is somewhat accusing, they are other indicators that point more in that direction. they obviously happen going higher maybe more

yeah, by using jan nobel where the still dangerous remains of the nuclear power plant disaster is just 50 kilometers away. this is the town of pretty piet, once they're home to channel bill workers, abandoned since 1986 and last for ever the passing decade. so radiation decrease in parts of the exclusion zone. but we're told that recently radiation now was rose again after russia and forces occupy chernobyl for a while in the early stages of this war. in fact, troops moved a tillery through highly radioactive areas, kicking up con, terminated dust. we won't stay here full. in slow voltage, they are renovating this school bunker. the mayor sands with 500 people could find shelter here from a rocket attack, but not a nuclear disaster, which he doesn't to discuss. women, why was we shouldn't create panic among people. we must understand there would be no escape from that. we shouldn't waste our resources and emotions on it with her, and what's the sweet natalia disagrees. she would like more information from the government. how she can best protect her daughter when she should flee. yet i

to always jan with taiwan and on this on sunday, we had filter driving partnership, grounded in our shared values of self government and self determination focused on our mutual security. it is in the region across the world committed to the economic ties that power prosperity for all of them. so closely visit has drawn a furious response from china, which is announced more military drills around taiwan. so let's cross over to taipei and speak to t w's. zachary lee. hi, good to see you. so what else was said in the press conference held by nancy pelosi antwan's president citing when well, if you're just seeing our report earlier this morning, local time, close, it didn't meet with the town is president how you win in a pretty presidential palace. and before that she met with don't make us here in a meeting, i think hello. see for her support of them. ok. take a value. been said she was committed to working with the us over security in taiwan straits and why did indo pacific region and pelosi during her speech. the us when bending it's commitment to tie one and she hopes to straighten ties

give me jan the rest later. yes, now you'll hear it yourself.clear you're fine again sixes with me. yes, everything is asleep. say hello to dad like no don't offend. just don't worry, everything is fine. can you hear me? dad , when are you picking me up? i made sure yes, i understand they want today the documents have already been prepared, they will come by a notary, where and what time the chicago restaurant is for everyone, but until that time i should be free, i have to be in time, even if i arrive and write everything to them. they will still kill her. give your car the keys in the car. guys, this is unrealistic time to look for crap, we don’t have a mobile home, we’ll try to track it down. why without a report they sent a summary found dead nosov and four of ours? great vovchik well, are you throwing pipes? i told you, i have a conversation for you. what are you, mukhin went through something when he entered? what do you want? what do i need? i want to sleep normally, not to be afraid of every call at the door. you signed us up for this wo

i mean, the sex with jan.feelings of a lady are involved. women reach their sexual peak at whatever age jan was last week. i mean, it was like making love with a wild animal. but not like a cougar, like you might think. it was, uh, like a swarm of bees. bees that just find something wrong with every hotel room. nothing wrong with being a gentleman.

jan in advance on each who he meets in particular one particular i'm general and they were trying to get him to sign a confessional statement that in ron hahn as anti army and anti establishment, which is as far from the truth as it gets the impression on the street is that if you are a worker or a pizza party member, you will be subject to all kinds of abuse. the law doesn't matter and that is a very dangerous base for pakistan to be. if you combine the issue of being a slave of the west, if you combine it with others wanting to take advantage, of course in bitterness and take advantage back as i'm in the past has not been focused on 1st. we've put others 1st and we paid the price for it. that's a rob on the hours most pressing stories from the globe for more news had over to r t dot com and be sure to follow us on twitter gab odyssey and rumble from our content. thanks for watching. we'll see you again next hour. ah ah ah ah ah ah. with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on of very dramatic development, onl

focus when finding it difficult to look atjan and the focus when finding it difficult to look at janthose closest to them? irate their absolute best to try to care for those closest to them? we do and we know the — for those closest to them? we do and we know the conditions _ for those closest to them? we do and we know the conditions like _ we know the conditions like alzheimer's and osteoporosis can be very difficult for families and carers — very difficult for families and carers i_ very difficult for families and carers. i think what nick has done isn't _ carers. i think what nick has done isn'tiust— carers. i think what nick has done isn'tjust about the carers. i think what nick has done isn't just about the funding for two good _ isn't just about the funding for two good charities, it's also about the example — good charities, it's also about the example he set in, which i think will set — example he set in, which i think will set the _ example he set in, which i think will set the ripple effect for lots of other— will set the ripple effect for lots of other fundraisers at this

my thought or jan in that again, do you watch any of my be a lot about this more than just been a heated with one person. you have killed and 3 others wounded, including a child and the latest ukrainian shelling of a civilian building and don't boss give a story of just one. the offer was many young vixen. when i regained consciousness after the shelling pyre, i lost my son. some have been told, but because of the constant shelling i couldn't get out of the basement then gap how force or care there's germany of plotting to take or the polish lungs are the latest challenge of unity among the members, which are struggling with the backlash of that sanctions on russia with millions of dollars.

jan berzin janis berzidzh, a member of the 1905 winter assault, in fact, the creator and head of the at the beginning of 1919, accounted for about half of the entire composition of agents of the intelligence department of the red army. aviation commander one woman, elsa grunt, a participant in the winter assault at the head of a team of nurses from the end of the seventeenth year, a member of the all-russian collegium for the organization of the red army and later a member of the all-russian bureau of military commissars at the head of punitive operations and forced requisitions from peasants in 1919. head of the special department of the moscow cheque. latvians and later in the ussr occupied prominent posts jan rudzotak general sex of the soviet trade unions people's commissar of railways and a member will get close to the vkpb robert ehe, the pre-war people's commissar for agriculture of the ussr and earlier was a member of the special troika of the nkvd arvit pelsha, a participant in the october uprising of 1917, and later a member of the politburo and chairman of the party contro

dessert, in order to draw hot caramel from the thinnest golden threads, you need a lot of space, so janurs sugar directly on the floor, of course, lay it in pre- parchment. and we got such a beautiful sweet caramel cloud, by the way, it looked something like this , cotton candy, when it first became popular, apparently it happened. this is a t-shirt from the middle ages in italy. maybe it's true that one day king henry iii of france came to visit venice and there they did something for him. some fantastic banquet, where almost one and a half thousand items of this banquet were made of cotton candy, but it's possible. just this beautiful story sugar was very expensive in those days, so only the rich could afford such a pleasure. indeed , cotton wool became widespread at the end of the 19th century, when sugar fell in price and, most importantly, in america they invented and patented the first apparatus for the industrial production of dessert. actually. it was a breakthrough at the beginning of the 20th century. they presented this invention at the luzian exhibition, which also one can b

rose has almost dried up. imprints left tens of millions of years ago of suddenly become visible under jan 239 years ago when this was a shallow inland sea. and so they were just walking through very stick, sticky mud in it did a really good job ringer tracks. tracks have been found in this area before. that's why it's called dinosaur state park. but this is the longest continuous set discovered that are 60 footprints each. the size of a dinner plate left by a dinosaur that it was about 4 and a half meters high. weighs about the same as a hippopotamus, and was a carnival. and the detail is astonishing. limestone such fine grained, once known, that it left a lot of detail from the feet of the acro that walked through there. and so you can see things like, you know, the pads on their feet. things that you don't expect to see an answer. trackers that old 100 burton were in years because with water in the river, the tracks would normally be covered by sediment. the drought has dried, died out, revealing the historic find, volunteers have been working to document and preserve this little snapsh

pandemic, so are these retailers able to reinvent themselves and is it the end of an era let's bring in jan i do watch this fascinating and for those that don't follow retail's ins and outs perhaps as you and i might, explain to us why a retailer like macy's if they're seeing their sales fall and go more online don't just close their stores altogether or at least in kind, with the sales increases that they're seeing online why do you need stores at all? >> that's one of the best questions and macy's answered that when they started this closing prment and they said wow, we thought this business would go online when they close the store. not only did the people not take that business and put it on-line, but they reduced their purchases they were making online online sales went down and the store sales went away. they said wow! these people buy from us because they know the store is there and they buy a lot more from us if there is a store there and they can buy online so when they look at it we better be careful about which store we decide to close and they have to evaluate the store and say

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>> if it becomes an armed conflict, jan will be affected, not only economically, but militarily. that u.s. airbase hosted and operated a lot of military aircraft to make sure that nancy pelosi could travel safely. if it was an actual war, the chinese military would have launched ballistic missiles against the airbase, and other u.s. bases in japan to prevent military protection. in addition, there were cyber attacks against the taipei government and a spread of disinformation that the chinese fighter jets were approaching the taiwan airspace to cause panic ongst the taiwanese people. the thing could happen in japan. they make it the sinks happen, and how well is japan prepared? >> of the last decade, the japanese government has made efforts to strengthen the defense of japan, like the implement of ground troops and reinforcements of air forces. china has rapidly developed its military capabilities, particularly, they have missile forces targeting japan. we do believe that china deploys more than 1000 missiles. it is not realistic to intercept all incoming missiles with the existi

address by the secretary general of the shanghai cooperation organization jan minare dear participantsgentlemen. i would sincerely to thank mr. shoiguz, mr. defense of the russian federation, for the invitation to take part in this event. the annual moscow conference on international security was first organized in 2012. it is aimed at deepening cooperation between ministries of defense, as well as international organizations in order to explore ways and means of local counteraction to a joint challenge and threat over the past 10 years of the moscow conference has become a successful platform for an open dialogue between the defense departments of relevant organizations and military experts has made an important contribution to the fight against terrorism, the settlement of regional conflicts to ensure national security and the implementation of peacekeeping missions want. 10th moscow conference on international security success of a and the participants of the platform work of colleagues against the backdrop of increasing factors of instability and uncertainty, there is a danger of a

jan. dr. jan. >> while harvesting your car t cells are not going to prevent you from contracting cancer, you cancer, you have taken initial steps in order to treat yourself, should the unfortunate the unfortunate event ever aris. ever arise. >> interesting stuff. rachel wulff reporting, by the way. > >> let's get a live look from the south bay. you can make out levi stadium in the distance. good news for garoppolo pain vans, the qb and the 49ers have an agreement. he has agreed to k to rework his contract and return as trey lance's backup. charlie walter will have the latest right here in this mornings red and gold report. > >> time for your red and gold r. gold report. > >> remember when jimmy garoppolo garoppolo gave his farewell address to the 49er faithful back in february? it turns out, he spoke too soon. >> we will work it out one way or another. i don't know exactly exactly how that will work, i think both sides will be happy in the end. >> here is how jimmy g vance reacted, garoppolo a

so good on counting. jan. shewmaker, jamie, he can come, jen, she, me, jenny hong i'm you know, i just don't care whether less the rich my recommendation is you can con, guys in both 10 hanging. i would say man, her gonna lloyd. okay. a couple more conversation. but getting, getting go. ah okay. wondering if they did check or one year for join able federal grant. oh cool . yeah. against her total. he did it said yeah. jenny's deb window young. yeah. this the kim's yadi canada born today or tomorrow. hopefully i saw you today. i just got the winner of the shopping competition 1st prize and gold medal. he goes to san jean ah 1st rice elizabeth international gump ice cream until the price named g. young korean is making its mark on the global stage. over the last 60 years, south korean musicians have taken out the top awards in more than $150.00 international competitions. ah, to hone their skills and preparation for the biggest events. many students travel to europe, the traditional home of classical music and the most sacred destination is solved book the fame birthplace of moses. at th