only a comedy about the peculiarities of film production, but also the third film is the story of joan medieval epic, yes, a heroic story, which seems to have its own laws, and this, of course, led to some bewilderment, in general, when so much is mixed in one film, it always confuses the critics and viewers. in the sixties, very often you can come across some kind of reviews that are called a genre, but what, yes, these complaints are addressed to a unique film, for example, a film... a car, when the critic does not understand, in fact, what kind of film it is with , with a comedy, with a detective story or with some other film, here everything becomes even more complicated by the end of the sixties, and the director gives us three films for the price of one, as they would say today, this is the story about jeanne d'arc, because where the film begins, look, we are deliberately deceived, when the credits of the film begin, we see the story, at that moment the camera, after some climactic scene, moves away and we see the general scene, which turns out to be actually a film set, that thi

his father came, joan was the preferred option according to form itself, korean presidential advisor chung some chain, the stove of clothes from a young age. we both think just in europe to joe london, some request, some new young young. i'm with you. tons of dental goods is so number why somebody comes to one judge to come on. what i call to do on monday to say, since 13 was on the hook, there's a smooth cause a catchy jingle ended. a couple do it over here. i'm going to keep them with that goes on, well german and smiling to them. gentlemen, coming up with the west coast to siblings bones to know the time as king jones is within the work as policy between 18, she made her 1st appearance on the stage during the winter and in south korea. historic moment the neighboring rivals had agreed to march together in the opening ceremony, meet them under the important moments and elliptic history of the north and south reno asked me to answer as one team on the flag of the 3 incident to the jones quizzes was a big deal. it was the 1st time a member of north korea's ruling family had fits in t

his father came, joan was the preferred option. according to form itself, korean presidential advisor chung some chain key and use the stove of clothes from a young age. we both think just in europe to joel and then some of the person new young young. i'm with you tons of dental gorgeous. so number one, somebody comes to one judge to come on. what i call to do on monday, su susan 13 was on the for the day because a catchy, because you ended up couple do it over here. and then when that goes on, well german and smiling to them tell them are coming up with the west coast to siblings, booms, fruits, and know the time as king jones is within the work is policy between the ages. she made her 1st appearance on the stage during the winter and in south korea. historic moment, the neighboring rivals had too much to get in. the opening ceremony redone the honda. the important moments of the elliptic history of the northern folk carino asked me to answer as one team on the flag of the 3 incident to the jones quizzes was a big deal. it was the

kimmy or joan were tortured. no one boss. is that destiny for pulling cake? the move is 2021. sol reacted to the mounting tension announcing you join the military exercises with the united states, giving you a job. the north koreans and each of us would never see peace as long as american troops in itself. the when you have a country like north korea, determined to get nuclear weapons, you can negotiate forever and you're never going to get them to give the weapons up . was there a time in the past? when do you, colorado station of north korea was possible. i don't know, nobody can answer that. i mean, came gentlemen who would have to have his head examined if he were really willing to relinquish his nuclear arsenal. after his predecessors, his father and grandfather spent half a century in building them. and of course, came tillman's legitimacy, internally comes to a great extent from whose decade long legacy both having much further advance is nations and you've here and police to missile capabilities. realty need to the realization north korea is today. an

this is how panfilov wants to make a film about joan of arc, he is not allowed to do it, then he comesct, at first there was a script proposal, as often happened, well, as it always happened , in soviet film practice, first there is a script proposal, which may have nothing at all to do with the film that we will subsequently see, and this is normal, so in this script proposal, which gabrilovich prepared, there was nothing about the heartbreak, that’s right, absolutely nothing , zero, when we tried to understand where the truth was, yes, on the one hand, we came across interviews, later ones, which came out after the release of the film , where panfilov said that i came up with this story about a simple soviet girl when i was working at a factory, that i would look at it. which is woven from sin, mistakes, inability , weakness, but also strength, valor and purity, do you affirm this? yeah, you're on too much you take yourself, zhanna, no, sir, i saw all this in the war, and so you justify a person, you are one of the greatest miracles of god, yes, you are blaspheming, zhanna, man, this

is more like a monarch led by the kids rather than a truly socialist country. supreme leader came, joan is a 3rd generation of its family to leave the secretive country. now and this unknown came, has emerged, is number 2 and possible successful is system to its own is the most powerful woman, not only in contemporary, north korea, but perhaps full of korean history. camille jones has already played a significant role only international stage timing and then taking the icing north koreans rivals. the north. koreans are trying to paint to your jones as this fearsome, strong, sometimes threatening, sometimes charming, political, secure. the issue, ready to step into a big one. is to investigate the rise of north korea's most powerful woman the of the we don't need to consider moving on your vision. in other words, from a 100 and either the so we need to know because if you do the name on the on site and she pointed to the house you committed to do for the meal. so when i assume that you're doing is helping to get him to substitute on the team you. jerome is the youngest sister of north ko

." >>> back in the 1960s, joan baez was a leading voice of her generation. a folk singer and anti-war activists. turns out these years later she is still honing her craft as she tells our tracy smith. ♪ >> reporter: 82-year-old joan baez has a new film. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and a new voice. it's a whole other voice maybe, which is maybe a blessing? >> it's a blessing. i have been enjoying it. ♪ it ain't me you are looking for ♪ >> reporter: her songs and secrets later on "sunday morning." >>> with conor knighton, we'll have a "sunday morning" episode of csi where crime seen investigators are looking into solving crimes that are truly something wild. >> reporter: rebecca is a veterinary forensic pathologist. she is attempting to figure out how this endangered california condor died. is you enter vet school knowing this job existed? >> no. >> reporter: she joined a team of scientist at a one-of-a-kind crime lab. is there anything like this in the world? >> like this facility with the scope that we have, no. >> reporter: we go inside the national christmas tree lig

[applause] >> joan shigekawa.use] for a lifetime of service to arts in america, throughout her career, joan shigekawa has championed artists, created global exchanges, and promoted power of the arts to heal, build stronger economies, and help people and nations fruit their reach their full potential. [applause] >> bruce springsteen. [applause] for his extraordinary contributions to the american songbook, and for being the boss. [laughter] one of our greatest performers and storytellers, bruce springsteen's music celebrates our triumphs, heals our wings, and gives us hope, capturing the unyielding spirit of what it means to be american. [applause] >> vera wang. [applause] for her pioneering vision which has reshaped fashion and business in america, from the runway to red carpets to retail stores, vera wang's modern designs and bridal collections express individualism and elegance, making beauty and style accessible to all. [applause] >> national humanities medal recipients. richard blanco. [applause] her breathing

joan speaking, they were right.uaded him to ignore that, and she basically bluffed her way into all the english held fortresses on the way to rheims. and finally, rheims herself. people were frightened about the reports of her triumphs in the loire valley siege of orleans. they believed that by resisting her, they would be resisting the will of god. and they just opened their gates. it was a pure bluff. it was a risk. but then in war. wars are won by risk takers. and joan of arc was the most spectacular of all risk takers . spectacular of all risk takers. >> i was half prepared for your book to say that joan of arc was a kind of myth. i expect you to kind of to debunk her because it just seems too improbable for words that a teenage girl can have such an impact. act upon military affairs and the coronation of a king. but you do not her. she really did not debunk her. she really did have that she really did have that role. she really did have that role. she really did have role, certainly in the have that role, certa

steve: gay people created hollywood glamour, whether that be adrian creating the gowns for joan crawford and greta garbo, or orry kelly creating bette davis or walter plunkett designing the costumes for "gone with the wind," it was done by gay hands. they were as gay as geese, and these guys were, "fine, as long as the product came out great, terrific." david: you had writers, you had directors, costume designers, set decorators, all working and before we even get to the actors. pearl: minnie. minnie: pearl. speaker: ah, what an exquisite spectacle. two ladies of title kissing one another. ♪♪♪ william: in new york, during the roaring twenties, harlem was the place to be. the harlem renaissance was the most exciting place in the entire city. so these white aristocrats would make sure they were in harlem because these were the people who were living on the edge. and we see this in los angeles as well when the pansy clubs arrived. ♪♪♪ ♪ frankie and johnny, both sweethearts. ♪ ♪ mm, how they could love. ♪ ♪ and they thought that they'd love each other, mm, ♪ ♪ but everything about him was a

left the knowledge of the data to the office, rose told them to evacuate ahead open. expected ed and joan. defense of garzo officials say ongoing uncertainty as types of careless, more than 2600 people. that important follow me.

famously covered by joan jett and the black hearts on their debut lp in '81. 40 years later, joan jettade called mind-set so you have to check that now. you heard the first guest on his podcast. i've been on it, amazing and fun and a good time. as well as the last six seasons of s and you can catch a brand-new s and l with bad bunny on nbc and peacock. you can see his new movie in theaters called "dick: the musical." say hello to bowen yang! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> bowen: hello! wow. i love this new york apartment. >> kelly: i know, it's nice, fabulous. i love being in the building so much and we

let's go to joan. >> joan, i'm doing good, how are you? my question is about nu holdings. >> other stuff that i would sell. i would be a little less cautious. i will not push that kind of stuff. let's go to mat clark in florida. clark. >> i am in beautiful florida. >> yes. >> i've been watching for a long time. -- communications, i like the communications and i like the technology. it is just under $10. it has grown over the years in his garden up to 50. in these few months, it has gone down to the 30s. >> first it was making money and now it expects to lose money. that is tough to be any of the ones that are making money. david in my home state of pennsylvania. david? >> it is for the pharma company. >> it is 4%. it is 32% off the 52-week high. are you ready to pound the table again? >> no. i'm not. i will tell you why. i will say it the nicest way, i do not like the big pharma stocks. i will not push it, never buy a drug stock. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. >>> comin

but the rates do not appear to be the beginning of unexpected joan defensive. meanwhile, tens of thousands of cousins have left the homes in response to one of the strategy, evacuation auto another night lit up by explosions. israel's military earlier ordered more than a 1000000 people living in the north of gaza to move to the south. there were given 24 hours to clear the area, or we've told people they need to evacuate, we expect them to evacuate. we are operating to restore the safety and security to the people have as well. but the un says it's impossible for everyone to follow the order moving more than 1000000 people across the dental sleep populate the water zone to a place with no foods. what to what accommodation, when the entire territory is under siege, is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, simply not possible. hundreds of families head south in cars and trucks was really air strikes, level buildings, the fear, nowhere is safe cause between staying and their homes under bombardment. we're risking the dangerous room journey because who might not be got enough suffering and k

she confessed to let her know, and joan and people for the cost of the car is good to put it in your in front the best route. so i'll discuss this with nick and this consists of you may to navigate. i guess i was able to issue the from the foot to it pacific on the wondering the soonest was up. well, well, you don't know. a lot of people are going to tell somebody that route for you because i use evil across the ones that deal with lucy. those really looking looks good. the see the look, what do you have so long as your crew was to say, i have a to upon adult them. i know when they did the mental deals with the effects on on the, on the mitre, this one was that one more. that's a so twana the minute put them off to she said, is it difficult? i just think that he may have a tradition of other students. who do you have to. i know that he does, you know, to keep these on the nature of the citizenship. i mean, is it a shuttle home discover, this is a really cell bump is confusing. which one guy? oh, i'm looking to go this from the now he can see for the who do i was really a cypress on y

>> this is where i wish i could do a good joan rivers imitation of the, oh, oh, yeah -- you know. at that. no is the answer to dollar tree. goldman likes it. they have four times debt to ebitda at dollar tree, and even though they've outperformed -- down 20% on the year -- dollar general is down 52% for the year. we've seen consumers spending and retail sales today were strong. at some point the consumer is running out of wallet. we've seen the credit card bills start to mount. this is low end consumer stuff. i don't like the debt. sales were up 9% and yet earnings are down 40%, so they're not able to pass the cost structure along, and with four times ebitda debt as those interest rates go up, that will really eat into margins and hurt those earnings going forward. i'm on the sidelines when it comes to dollar tree, absolutely. sell it. >> that's a yuck from michael farr. >> the joan rivers' yuck. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. >>> it's closing time after the break. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel eff

this happened near 8th and mission streets and again on joan street near jackson. officers say the suspect then through what are being called suspicious devices out of the car window at the officers. no injuries, though, were reported during this chase for the city. but people in that area did complained online about hearing loud noises that sounded like an explosion. police say the devices did not appear to be flammable. the chase police say continued across the bay bridge into the east bay and once on the freeway, chp took over the chase, which as you can see here ended in a big crash near martinez. the driver of the car loaded into the back of an ambulance. but police say he had been placed into custody shortly afterward. of course, we're still working to learn more details about what went on here and we're going to keep you updated on air and online as we learn that information. all right. let's talk a little bit about our weather forecast tonight. we're taking a live look at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower cam. we know there was high fire danger th

hi, i'd like an appointment, joan. yeah, yes, i have the certificates. mm hm. cool. yes, i have all the documents to me why just no appointments til january will be what it's july. in comparison to this, i taught indian bureau because he was much easier. but the last time i tried to get something done in india, this is how it went. so i had to use my biometric data and for that i spent hours and hours of of what time to steering into a camera. and guess what? the machine would not even accept my fingerprints. my tongue prints. i mean, what's wrong with my fingerprints? what's wrong with my data? are they not good enough? why that's one difficult everywhere. why? another similar to the truth. i absolutely love the truth and my childhood in india many long train journey is across the country. luckily, my adoptive home country, germany also relies heavily on history with networks and 10 goods. these 2 countries have trains which are more or less punctual. the i said more or less, okay? germany in my home country, india, i to very different countries. but the similaritie

el giro en su vida tras la muerte de su padre joan sebastiÁn y su hermano juliÁn...ja de josÉ satcha: juliÓn Álvarez responde el ataque en fan en uno de sus conciertos, nos cuenta que lo llevÓ enfurecerse y hacerlo sacar de su presentaciÓn. karla: este mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ya. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] francisca: a ritmo de color esperanza damos los buenos dÍas, gracias por escoger siempre "despierta amÉrica" como tu casa. jesse: Ésos lo que queremos hacer en "despierta amÉrica", brindarles a ustedes mucha esperanza. karla: justamente para ti que buscas la esperanza este programa estÁ dedicado para ti y en estantes te vamos a decir cÓmo cuidar tu salud ante tantas noticias desalentadoras, hay que levantar el Ánimo y nunca perder la fe. alan: estamos para aquÍ para ayudarles y levantar el Ánimo. llegan vivo nada mÁs y nada menos que mi consuegra lucero. la novia de amÉrica. chef: tambiÉn nos canta sara sosa con manuel josÉ. francisca: no se lo pueden perder y hay noticias alentadoras antes de medio oriente. satcha: tiene que ver con esta que es la lib

left the knowledge of the data to the office, rose told them to evacuated. ahead open expected ed and joan defense of gaza. officials say ongoing uncertainty as tribes of careless, more than 2600.

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joan predtichensky monastery, no other than a miracle it has been preserved from the very church of peteroyed in chugginka after the revolution. this village, like the neighboring land , was famous for its fertility from its very foundation, settlements quickly arose here, and over time, prosperous farmsteads. according to the code of peter ii of 1695 on permission for the cossacks to engage in agriculture, the cossacks of the town of the village of lugansk then began to receive land grants for the introduction of agriculture. successful cossack farms experienced different periods in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, then it happened hard years of the civil war, and after that many cossacks who fought on the side of the whites were repressed. during the soviet years, a collective farm named after the fiftieth anniversary of the communist party of ukraine flourished here; after the collapse of the union in 1991, it also collapsed, but many farms formed there learned to profitably use their close proximity to russia. yes, there was a border with the russian federation until 1914, it w

the newest grand showed bringing together models, celebrities, eccentrics influence has and fans of joan poll go to you and he's creative team. that was, it may be coming out, you know? so it was like a great pleasure to be on the nose that they asked me to answer for these products . asked me to sit on time to make or to work on that to do different show. i have people, we loved it on the, it was a nice experience. it's an extravaganza of color, calisha, dense acrobatics and life music. the messages opened up to love and diversity. the audience of the premier responded with tundra. suppose everything glitters, i simply love it. wonder wonder, wonderful, i have to let it all sink in the totally flushed pot. great, beautiful colors, beautiful people choreography. everything is perfect, wonderful. pulling in love to sit another record at over a $100000.00 tickets sold sofa. the show has had the most successful stock of any production at the frequent stuff passed. if he's a favorite photographer of renowned architect, that's when even bon is known for his images that show life and interacti

. >> este lunes, joan me dijo que su hermano fue declarado con muerte cerebral.z, ocho días antes. fue lo que me contaron, que las mismas personas que están quisieron esta esta situación atentaron contra otra persona igualmente arrollando, arrollando a alguien. >> la policía no confirmó si esta es la segunda vez que algo similar ocurre, pero sí nos dijeron que aún no tienen a un sospechoso o sospecha famosos en custodia. es hermano quiere que se haga justicia. >> no es un choque cualquiera. intento asesinato con el que hicieron con mi hermano que tiene que estar bajo las balas para ir a la justicia. en este momento. >> para johan ever era más que su hermano. era su mentor. >> es un hombre muy inteligente . es un hombre graduado de la universidad, luchador, trabajador de niñez. es la persona que siempre ha estado a mi lado criticando y haciéndome crecer como deportista, como futbolista. >> yo, mara lópez, telemundo 48. ella vive en villavicencio, colombia y a finales de esta semana irá a la embajada de estados unidos para solicitar una visa humanitaria. >> nos com

we believe everyone has a story worth hearing in north korea supremely to kim, joan sista is emerging as a likely successful one or one east investigates north korea's most powerful women on l. g 0. the at least $400.00 die in a single day. is really a tax on garza, many women and children are amongst the dead off to strikes on residential areas. the, i don't know about this and this is audra 0 life. and to have also coming up the is there any war planes target the area near to hospitalized in the bas things don't things.

by thursday night the visit had ended, but the long running issues between the 2 countries remained joan home and how does it a mexico city to the number of attacks by criminal gangs against migrants who cross panama is a 130 kilometer long during dot is increasing sharply, more than half a 1000000 people, the majority from latin america are expected to make the dangerous journey before the end of this year on the way know to the us border. a lot of america totally see and human has this report now from 4th chaquita in the diary and got a group of migrants across the river in tobacco. cheeky to the latest victims of a growing number of bandits. now operating into that in jungle, going on with it, i'm on over to the describe. the men who rob them depend them as border police. they'll send you out a tour armed with rifles and 3 had mercedes, and one was on horseback. one after another, the migrants tell us the same story of it. now we sold everything, lot of people, the food for the child, the migrants arriving back with you, people with no food or money to continue their journey. some of

going to continue to call for peace and talks inside story on how to 0 north korea supremely to kim joan sista is emerging as a likely successful, the 101 east investigate north korea's most powerful woman. oh no. just 0. here's from, i'll just here on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we, the sex allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think? is it the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to watching all to 0 on this. don't see here. and uh huh. let's remind you about all the stories these full palestinians have been killed off. the red is really as dried on virginian refuge account and the occupied west by this is only the 2nd time that israel has their own air rates in the occupied westbank since 2006. you know, thousands of palestinians have been killed. an overnight is randy strikes on the gaza strip. a popular cafe as well as a shopping center. what among the places the target since the 7th of october, at least 4385 palestinians

and syrian official, c h 2 people have been killed in a joan, a top point in military graduation ceremony. government forces launched as rice on a rebel how the area shortly after the past. so b a has released a suspected leader of an ambush on police in neighboring coastal possible accuses serbia of orchestrating the attack. seeing the incident relied on weapons smuggled from across the border houses here as villain marks received rare access to a special police unit. and as the 3 course on the lake side setting, maybe stunning, but the cost of those bullet please. there's little time these days to admire the view co stream or sheet a sub and a rapid reaction force on this section of the boda with be a for almost a year. but he's never known circumstances as serious as the window foot patrol lately because of the situation about this between us. and so it'd be on the side, but we have a flat on from them. it's a dangerous area. one of the federal offices died nearby in an attack last month. when you joined up for this job, did you expect to see these kinds of threats? the best part to yo

bloomberg vernment is reporting that speaker candidate jim joan told moderate new york holdouts that he would support doubling the state and local tax deduction cap to $20,000. that's according to representative mike garcia, republican of texas, a jim jordan supporter. back to your calls. nathan in columbus, ohio. good afternoon, nathan. caller: good afternoon. i wanted to call to make a point about jim jordan that i think is underappreciated. and that is that jim jordan is known -- best known at ohio state university for his role in covering up a sex scandal in the 1980's. i think that alone wholly disqualifies him from congress. in addition to his actual conduct in office. and i just think that is underappreciated. i also wanted to comment on your point about those new york moderates, i think it's going to be a big problem for the republicans, for any republican candidate, trying to get enough votes to become speaker, because they're going to have people who are in districts that voted for joe biden, like mike lawler who can't vote for someone like jim jordan because he's too toxic

corruption and in fact, this is an issue that the former commission president has just picked up on this is joan could younger and he said in his words, you couldn't is never going to be member of the you. as it stands. we shouldn't give them the hope, the false promise, and that's because in his words, it's totally corrupt. i'm very angry about some voices in europe who are telling you quinn is that they can become members immediately. that would be neither good for the, you know, for ukraine, anyone who has had anything to do with the green knows that this is a country that is corrupt at all levels of society. despite the efforts, it is not eligible to join needs massive internal reform processes that have been some comments about what to add on to a junk aside from a precedent zalinski, if you create any, basically accused him of, you know, pushing russian narrative and said, you know, who is this guy? we've also got in about 10 knots, why he's talking. that seems to be, we're told that we had quite a lot these days for anybody who speaks out and say something that's not the official narrativ

correspondent and came on that that's cross over now to john henry and who's in washington dc. forest joan. i want to ask you 1st about the likely reaction from the biden administration to these comments from yvonne with a supreme need are denying devaney and involvement in the a mazda of time as well. we may hear that in a matter of hours, hours because president biden is going to give a speech. would i? i wouldn't expect a dramatic reaction to that. the us an iran haven't had diplomatic relations since 1980, and the iran hostage crisis. and there's not a lot of trust between the 2 governments and u. s. leaders don't tend to believe a ronnie and leaders. and we've heard a number of people speculating that around might have been involved. anthony, blinking the us secretary of state who said they'd do that or ron had an interest in doing so, although there was no us proof that iran had been directly involved. and i should ad there's no, he's really intelligence proof according to us officials that iran was involved. but a white house spokesman john kirby was quite critical of a run in the p

and the joan good and the jungle is all the global, the south. and russ. yup. so in that point in that, in the nazi they have all the world outside western and so called democracies are barred by an art john, good soul for them. it's exactly the same for their propaganda. russia, china not, but let's just palestinian resistance, whatever movement of ballast in your resistance is you run cuban as well. an old dot is the junk. good. and we have to take that into account because it said it's really terrible to think like that. but they do things like that of the, in the european a lead to an over simplified view of the world. and what, what do you make of the timing of the statements of why, why know a yes, you know, of course it is. well, and, and guys, i use the ac is on this boat to live now and your brain is not anymore. and it's one of the reason i think, you know, they want to do it is still the european union. and of course, they're all the collective west was still due to have ukraine and zelacofsky, and they don't want the dots to disappear from the scree

one very interesting thing not mentioned yet is that n b c, a joan for in britain, they're not buying that, it was how much that destroyed all those people at that hospital. i mean, this is amazing. there are that's being expressed in the most bains for media. that gives me some hope that people this time will say, well look, okay, this is so obvious that it are ships to restrict how much paper last football data we're going to have the right of access. so let's, let's head you out, bets here. let's, let's make it so that we don't look really stupid as we have almost all. well, ray ray, this is kind of like the north stream pipeline. i guess we'll never know who did it . you know, they just, me, they liked the rabbit hole everything. absolutely. dimitri, i'm glad that re mentioned nbc, because of 3 era voices on nbc, have been suddenly silenced. people that had experience of the middle east in dogs that i guess they've been furloughed. ok. i mean, this is just what the length that they go to to and dismissing form the publics, dimitri. well that certainly, and we're talking here about

lines drawn by washington not lost her message from at us national security conference books person, joan kirby. i made israel's expanded grind operation. meanwhile, the really informed minister has more of new front and uncontrollable escalations. if the israel, how much conflict continues unabated according to the information that we have here . that is the us, that is wanting this war. that is a part of the change that is managing it and it is a proxy war. and i mean, tang 0 and is real, is doing this on behalf of the us. but if it's an act don't sees the war and continue with their crime is in killings bought. so then it's a new the new military fonts and i'll pass on the opening of new funds. so it'd be unavoidable. and that would put, is really in a new situation and was almost there for this that the make it regrets its actions . what are really in top military officials on some of the representatives have held an emergency meeting into room to discuss the conflict or to corresponding use of july the final this report. we have seen that different iranian officials and officials fro

so this is not surprising to hear the statements from joan could be. this is the traditional american approach, which has always been one sided in favor of israel. that being said the, by the minister, i should have a piece to have to take it in one step further with this demonstration of the you know, how it right to complete support for israel despite the heavy distributed casualties, which weiss of which we are seeing and gaza, people only recently. uh, is there any officials uh they offer to use quote, doomsday weapons. i guess that's a veiled reference to nuclear weapons. the statement has not been condemned by the west, and that is installed contrast to the american rhetoric towards the russia last year. of a fios of nuclear weapons being deployed in ukraine, but now israel suggests they may have to use nuclear weapons and there's no condemnation from any western pauses. there's no suggestions of can. so there's just silence from israel as allies regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons by israel. why do we see such discrepancy in a song, so

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conference regarding anticipated litigation joan versus the city of san francisco settlement of claim for damage it property resulting from ruttured water min with san francisco to pay joan 44 thousand dollars in exchange for i full and final release subject to approval by the board of supervisors. members when wish to make remote comment on close the session items 47 and 15 press star 3. you will hear i choim had there is 30 seconds remaining. are there members to provide comment on closed session items 14 and 15. >> when there is i closed session it is always you see you [inaudible]. closed session for what? no good. >> be clear now -- transparency otherwise we are in the mess the world, actually i'm here to help san francisco. >> thank you. >> do something i mean do your west. realize i told actual is very important. >> thank you. do we have callers with hands raised? >> there are no callers in the queue. why public ment on closed session items 47 and 15 closed. >> okay. before we go to closed session a motion to acert attorney/client privilege wrchl move. second. >> roll call. >>

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in the region to ignore air randian reports, potentially iran backed militias hitting us bases with joanikes, iran is testing him at if you look at the response, it's a bifurcated policy, if you get more involved in what you created maybe we will think about doing something to you but for now, back off, you can have tens of billions of dollars, your oil can flow to china and allow restrictions to expire. what's the message they are getting? are we in an appeasement pastor or a deterrence posture? stuart: what should the posture be? reimpose oil sanctions iranians? come right out and say? >> first thing, iran is accountable here, iran is complicit. he has not said we are locking down not just the $6 billion in qatar but the $10 billion sitting in oman as well. he didn't say we will crack down on the oil sanctions and stop the flow of oil to china. he's trying to separate iran, two policies that contradict themselves, giving a green light to go after hamas but in the same speech says go slow, think about it, open the floodgates, to subsidize hamas. a lot of mixed messages, it shows and adm