there is an art, it's john berry and john, i'm an unusual ceremony in that said to pope's i have been, i've been present at this funeral and a simple one as well. a very simple one. the 2nd pope, of course, pope benedict. the 2nd baby referred to his was pope ameritas as he he chose himself to be called a retired pope. but yes, indeed, an extraordinary ceremony from the point of view that the pope was here residing every requiem mass for another pope. normally, of course, it's the dean of the college of cardinals, who resides over the death of a pope. and before the next pope is elected benedict a controversial figure in many ways, i think also in many ways i misunderstood and to some extent in my personal view, and unfairly judged man theologian, a brilliant intellect. at 31, he was a full professor of theology, which is extraordinary achievement for somebody who came from little village in the very a here in southern germany, credited his to with all me. so mean this access will see the question family till then is eat us, me say accordion dwellings, outdoor and loading up a better

here with me is john berry to cover the election as a job is joseph rat, singer as a pope benedict the 16th in 2005 for d, w, and use a welcome john. a somber atmosphere in the vatican today. what should we expect? well, we will kept guessing until really until yesterday, because this is a pretty unique event. open meritus, right singer. but for the meredith benedict had been living in the vatican for longer as the retired pope. and he had actually been raining as pope and said we've had an effect to pope's and this was a very unusual situation. and nobody quite knew what the funeral would look like, where it couldn't be a normal funeral with which would take place for raining. but it's going to be a very simple ceremony for benedict himself said he wanted a simple ceremony. it's not going to be radically different from the kind of requiem mass that will be held for any catholic except at the end. they will be special prayers, of course, for the, for the hope a meritus. and he will be buried in the grotto beneath some pieces, basilica, and a post celebrating the funeral of a former pop

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huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) john grimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy .

william burns connelly's arise, bob gate, berry posen, posting in foreign affairs, henry kissinger, john mearsheimer, the great, jonathan paul, noam chomsky. mister ritter, whom i respect the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor and, and the grandaddy of them all. george kennan the expert, the author of containment, everybody since day one said, what are you doing? you know, i know you, i know, i'm sorry you could have put me on the list because i, but i will, i was saying it months before it happened that this is what we were going to get that in. and, you know, in, with the wisdom of youtube just took it all down, so there is no historical record that actually sent it. ok, keep it on without go to that scene. but, but, but here's what i'm saying. i'm looking at this just as a, almost as a doctor looks at a patient i'm looking at the pathology report to the laboratory. what are we talking about? and by the way, i've got to tell you this in here in my country. more people know about the various iterations of star wars galactic unions than they do nato. and fact when i, i have thi

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) johnrimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy . th

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) john grimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy .

been for his widow and copilot caretta scott king and congressman john conyers and stevie wonder and so many others -- people like carl berry and donald brazil and others that fought to get this holiday. we marched and petitioned. and one of the reasons why we never give up is in the rewriting of history there is always sanitizing but there was a man who used to call dr. king a leftist communist and then that man ended up signing onto martin luther king day holiday his name was ronald reagan. so if you keep fighting, according to the scriptures, you prepare a table before you in the presence of your enemies. which is why there are those that are fighting now against civil rights, against women's rights and others. but we will not get it or, we will get better and we will wait to keep fighting until our table is spread again. we fought tougher times than this and rougher roads than this. dr. king taught us that and we've permitted this day to do that, that is why we honor, the national network will be 32 years old in march. so i was a little boy when i started. that was not a joke. but for 12 years we had these luncheons and

some of the victims were minus john hall reports from bari and sell initially. across the adrian attic, see from greece, the port of berry in southern italy. it's one of the number of ferry roots used by migrants and refugees from countries like iraq, syria, and af canister, who risked their lives stowed away in hidden compartments on trucks. the crossing between different greek and italian ports can take between 9 and 30 hours. some di trying others are discovered on board and handed to the italian police liber san john laura, come down to your land. people have told us about violence and acts of force about being locked up about being dragged from the ferry. one person had an epileptic attack and was, let's say, dragged and kicked by the crew. one woman told us of invasive searches over intimate pat. it's alleged, they're often not provided with translators as required by law, and that some are prevented from claiming asylum before being returned to greece locked in the vessel. they arrived in occasionally leaving, assigning, they were there, edged on the wall. this man pictured himself in may last year, handcuff to th

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) john grimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy .

berry?an r google it if you want to findbe rrout he did but let's say john was not being good in the john.o not only arwhe the attacks rowling joke the solution iscott worse for if you are to boycott every product that could beo traced to some perceivedatic problematic stance, what would you have left? she couldn't go to movies, heul could nodnt read novels, he coud not watch tv. you just have books by dana perino.re and those things are f filthy. [applause] >> let's welcome tonight's gu cn guest. he can't talk to tal terrace moo because hest had the ball killed three former secretary of state authorth of the great new book never give an inch, mike pompeo. [cheering] [applause] she is the anchor with the rancor fox news anchor julie. [applause] she's got a lot of fans, mostly because she sweats a fox newsfo contributor kax t timpf. and he is the great wall of china for calf rages. heavyweight champion tyrus. [applause]u do i call you mr. secretary kuester. >> note mike please., th mr. secretary's more fun, go with it.g: l >> was skip right to it, who to killed jfk? [ [laughter] thanks for

(john straley) subsistence, it means using the food that the world provides around you. here, on baranof, it means using the fish, using the deer, using the berries, using the seaweed. it's a profound way to think about food, and how to feed yourself, and how life comes into your life. (sophie fouron) how long have you been doing this? (brendan jones) i first came to alaska in 1997. you know, i'd go out with friends, and they would set skates and i was always kind of fascinated with it. i mean, there's such a culture of subsistence on the island because a half-gallon of milk costs $8. this is a skate that we're pulling. the idea is you set the skate in the evening or in the morning, and maybe eight or ten hours later, you pull it in the hopes that there's something on one of those 15 hooks. - the subsistence culture is still very, very strong here. - very much, yeah. this island was inhabited by tlingits for 10 000 years, and they hardly went into the mountains because when the tide was low, the table was set. so much food to be had around here. - you fish, but you also hunt. basically, do you make sure that you don't go to the grocery store very

wait for me today at 17:55 from pieces of berries and fruits, he helps to make my dishes truly gourmet johnn to the moscow state university named after mikhail lomonosov, the best university in the galaxy, the documentary project russia was in another non-moscow set, and advanced universities and unique professions. it was gogol who called him. i will cry now. we cannot put. here is a real kidney. yeah for you real buds oh we broke it in half take a deep breath and hold your breath. well , i’ll live, nikit you, everything, artificial intelligence is good. my beloved husband read my thoughts at moscow state university. i want to listen to you, to understand now. will i be again at all. lord, you have my universities for real future today 8:25 on ntv alien flock new season from monday at 20:00 on ntv this season is the sale of the land of your phones. so tnank you. take the winter sale ozon clothing in your hands and dress favorably with powell ritchie sneakers for 599 rubles. ola jacket for 1.499 rub. kanka trousers for 399 rubles. sovcombank to the cause conceived repairs sovcombank took a

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) john grimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy .

berry. google it to find out what he did. only to say that johnny wasn't being good in the john.were to boycott every product that could be traced to some perceived problematic stance, what would you have left? you couldn't go to the movies, you couldn't read novels, you couldn't watch tv. all he would have left our books by dana perino. [laughter] and those things are filthy. [applause] let's welcome tonight's guests! he can't talk to terrorists, mostly because he had them all killed. former secretary of state and author of the great new book, "never give an inch," mike pompeo! [applause] she is the anchor with the rancor! fox news anchor, julie banderas! [applause] she's got a lot of fans, mostly because she sweats. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [applause] and he uses the great wall of china for calf raises. tyrus! [applause] do i call you mr. secretary? >> no. mike, please. >> greg: "mr. secretary" is more fun, though. >> go for it. but i'm going to need mike to get me out of here tonight. >> greg: let's get right to it. who killed jfk? >> [sigh] >> thanks for coming, sir t

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) johnle) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy . thank you for bei

huge appreciation to whole person integrated care leadership team (inaudible) berry zeven, les (inaudible) john grimes, (inaudible) and then also our facility partners from the department of public health lead by cathy (inaudible) and many many others. for those who have the honor of working with marie x martinez and morn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend and mentor, celebrating the opening of this beautiful place of healing named in honor of marie is both comfortable and gratifying. it is also so fitting our final speaker this morning is marie's beloved daughter polama. i remember marie telling about puloma soon after we started working closely today. she showed her picture and shined with pride as she told about poloma decision to pursue a career in social work. she will make an amazing social worker and i know you are already serving people at unlock another of our community partners. polama this beautiful healing space named to acknowledge your mother vision of compassionate welcoming care for people experiencing homelessness and other social vulnerabilities is part of her legacy .

berry, the postmaster general. but this isn't going to be the end of the political careers. those men involved who did. right. john will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. and interestingly, later he will become a minister to spain. which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of the royal courts of europe, which is just kind of a good snub. the women that excluded her. right. john is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. and he will later be elected as a senator from south, where he continued his crusade in favor of nullification, end in expanding the power and scope of the institution of slavery. all right, martin van buren will replace calhoun, become vice president and then, of course, later be elected president himself after jackson serves two terms. right but all of this kind of portends really ominous signs of the future of politics six, especially leading up to the civil war. okay. now, lest we all this is just a matter of petty gossip and politics. i do want to kind of tease out the key significant elements of this story. ri

widow and copilot, caretta scott king, and congressman john -- and stevie wonder and so many others, that right in this city, people like carl berry and donna brazile are and others who fought to get this holiday, we marched in petition. [applause] one of the reasons why we never give up is that it is in the rewrite of history, it is always sanitized. there was a man that used to call dr. king a leftist communist. and then that man ended up signing martin luther king day holiday. his name was ronald reagan. so if you keep fighting, according to the scriptures, he will prepare a table before you in the presence of your enemy. which is why there are people fighting voting rights and women's right to choose. we will get better and waiting to keep fighting until our table is spread again. we fought tougher times than this and rougher folds than this. dr. king taught us that. we are committed to this day to do that. that is why we honor for national -- that is why we honor. national action network will be 32 years old in march. so you know i was a little boy when i started that. [laughter] that wasn't a joke. for 12 years we have had t