don't you dare touch the board john who is this ? the main task is to eliminate the gauliai cockroach badly and what about the main issue? so far there is no information. i'm waiting for you more zakhar by the way, i have a present for you. open where information on the summer plans of the germans lavrentiy we need the exact date, place and time of the strike , we are working, comrade, stalin, faster, faster, work lavrenty, we hurried a little then with the german agents and, as a result, we lost it, yes, yes. she 's been lost. and you have absolutely no time left and the right to make a mistake. you are no more. please open. what happened sir stanley charles by mistake now look for thanks steel. everything from your room thank you stanley and please don't tell anyone about this, of course it could be serious trouble. and you know what , sir, i'll go. i'm at lunch yet, don't rush, i owe you. pash tak can i somehow get more actively involved in work with our agents in ukraine, that is, well, for example, i could not only analyze open

john. he doesn't respect the sacrifice of the bridge public. he is a man without shame. looking -- lit and the dog and cabinet. who do respect john robinson, who respect the british public. they know the things the prime minister is doing and they know they cannot go on the way they are. they know it is their responsibility to bring and in to this shameful behavior. i once again, -- put your conscience first, put john robinson first and remove the prime minister from office. bring decency, honesty and integrity back into our politics. prime minister johnson: i apologize once again profusely to john robinson who lost love ones and particularly during the pandemic. i am not trying to explain why to reform a better personal attacks on me, i understand why he does that. i think it would've been a good thing the impact of -- to address that, and get on with our jobs as a speaker. when he talks about morning dogs a nodding dog sat -- this government will get on with the difficult job of taking us through the aftershock of the pandemic. not just leading this country but the world. i renew my apologies to john robinson, f

ah, this is our charles cook, john who served a special assistant to us president barack obama explains the situation in don bus . unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of other incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i should do this. and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how was you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there wasn't. there wasn't war crimes. ah, it started on december, the 10th 2013 us assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in here accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is

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if the prime minister had any respect for john and the millions like him who sacrificed everything to follow the rules, he would resign. but he want. -- but he won't because he does not respect john. he does not respect the sacrifice of the british public. he is a man without shame. looking past to the member from litchfield and the knotty dog in the cabinet there are members on the bench opposite who respected john robinson, the british public. they know the damage the prime minister is doing. they new thing -- no things cannot go on as they are. they know -- they know things cannot go on as they are. they know it is time to bring an end to this shameful chapter. do not follow in the slipstream of an out-of-control prime minister. put your country first. put john robinson first, and remove the prime minister from office. , bring decency honesty, and integrity back into our politics, and stop the denigration of everything this country stands for. i once again, -- put your conscience first, put john robinson first and remove the prime minister from office. bring decency, honesty and in

one actually comes from order to ago that you show what we assume, which is gina john who take what overnight university started offering information security companies which scrambling to buy and me hackers and security people. so they went from obscurity doing their passion to being in demand. now, allegations of state sponsored hacking between the 2 nations have reached fever pitch. china's goal simply put is to replace the u. s. as the world's leading superpower and they're using illegal methods to get there from virginia if i live about. yeah. bulk or van law. shania. shimmy. if any the good wishing. sure. the pickup with one. 0, one east investigates. the growing cyber war between the united states and china ah, china has the most internet uses in the world. but at the turn of the millennium, less than 2 percent of the population had access to the internet. that didn't stop china from entering a cyber wool with the wools biggest superpower to international thence provoked china's 1st cyber attacks against the us. the 1st in 1999 on the night of may 7th, during a nato operation in the fo

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i was like, "i'm john dough. "who?" "john dough. "who?" "john -- alright, man.hy are you like that?" what is it called? i'm sorry. >> it's called "why am i like this? and i called it that because everyone's been asking me that for as long as i can remember. like, my parents and my pastors and my teachers and friends, girlfriends. but i'm on this journey just, like, trying to figure myself out as far as like my mental health is concerned and all that, and i'm making jokes and i haven't found a funny way to, like, tease my special, so now it just sounds like i'm doing a ted talk about some very emotional things - [ laughter ] but it's -- no, but it's great i even touch on being a rapper because, you know, i took that so serious i used to be like, "yo, this is for the haters it's for the haters that never believed in me never believed i would make it in rap y'all were right as hell." [ laughter ] >> seth: you're right. that almost never happens. >> never >> seth: in rap songs, no one ever gives credit to the haters for having been right. >> yeah, man, 'cause some h

john chrysostom on easter, this saint, who lived in the fourth century, was the archbishop of constantinople, we obey these verbs of eternal life, the word will be announced by patriarch kirill, the word of the catechumen of our father john, archbishop of constantinople , chrysostom, on the holy and luminous day of the glorious and saving resurrection of christ our god who pious and god-loving, yes, he will enjoy this beautiful and bright triumph, who is prudent gladly and he will gladly enter into the joy of his lord who has labored fasting, that contented penny, who has labored from the first hour, that is due justly ; achieved does not doubt at all, for nothing is lost. whoever delayed until the ninth hour, will begin without any doubt and without fear of anything, who managed to arrive only at the eleventh hour, and he, let not be afraid of delay, for he is generous. the lord accepts and calms the last as the first, he who comes at the eleventh hour, just as the work in the shagos of the first hour and the last, is merciful and rewards the first worthy, and gives to him and bestows upon

. ♪ you're in my dreams most every night ♪ >> reporter: 66-year-old john hinckley, who plays guitar andgs, recently started a record label and has gained subscribers on youtube and tweeted, i'm very excited about my upcoming show. ticket sales are good. back in 1981, he shot ronald reagan, james brady and two others. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity and spent decades in a psychiatric institution until his conditional release in 2016 when he went to live with his mother. but then last year a judge agreed to free hinckley from all restrictions. >> the federal judge ruled that he's a low risk for violence, not a high risk to society. so finally, the restrictions are coming off. >> reporter: president reagan's daughter, patty davis, responded to the conditions of him being released. patty wrote when someone you love is gunned down, time doesn't move on from that day, that hour, that moment. i don't believe john hinckley feels remorse. but his lawyers say he deserves another chance. >> people who are ravaged by mental disease, proper support, with good treatment, can achieve men

ah, this is how charles cook, john, who served a special assistant in u. s. president barack obama explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i should do this. and what do you do with groups like isis? how would you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this are not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes had started on december the 10th.

among the tributes john altmann who - is all oozing. sorry ma. played her son nick. she was he says a fantastic actress and a dear friend. confess to jesus, what fantastic actress and a dear friend. confess tojesus, what began as a few weeks work turned into a role that lasted 35 years. dot few weeks work turned into a role that lasted 35 years.— that lasted 35 years. dot cotton could have _ that lasted 35 years. dot cotton could have come _ that lasted 35 years. dot cotton could have come and _ that lasted 35 years. dot cotton could have come and gone - that lasted 35 years. dot cotton could have come and gone but. could have come and gone butjune brown turned her into an indispensable part of albert square. the actressjune brown who's died at the age of 95. the pandemic has caused long waiting lists for nhs treatment, but one specialty has seen the sharpest increases — gynaecology. before the pandemic, 66 women were waiting longer than a year for treatment in england. now it's almost 25,000 — many suffering agonising chronic pain. the royal coll

john sabol who is back brought with him the sunshine john, when we hit those warm temperatures, tell you tuesday is going to be better for all the reasons ratings. i did my taxes. just money. just oh, it was. it was so got out of the way. >> what's harder this year? i don't know why. but yesterday was also one of our cooler days of your forecast today. weather wise can be really nice. we're talking 70's for your highs for a lot more. the bay area, crystal clear skies in my opinion. today's weather is the nicest of the forecast was starting a little hot after today. your view outside right now is showing a very windy one there at the flag at the embarcadero. you can see the breeze is really pushing that flag as an onshore breeze is pushing on into the bay resulting in a few foggy spots out there. now it's not super widespread. you're actually not seeing much of an impact here on your visibility map. but we are seeing a couple of foggy pockets that i do want you to know this morning. now, as far as temperatures go, we're in the midst of 50's for the most part, hayward and fremont at 53

and then the long -- of john paul ii, who was immediately recognized as john paul the great. and i understand historically certainly his role in the geopolitics at the time. and i do think -- and now we're on thin ice, but i do think there may be some at least who believe that the church was a bit hasty in declaring him a saint given what we don't know at this point about the scandals in the church. and i -- and i -- let me put that in context. the tragedy, i think, just as an outside observer, was that the pope, john paul ii was an old man, a sick man, during the last years. and i think, you know, while my theology might differ a bit from benedict's, i have great admiration for the courage it took for him to, in effect, book half a millennium of a church century and say that i don't think i'm up to this job, physically up to this job, and turn it over to someone else. >> jump back from this, though. what has drawn you to even a -- as a noncatholic being interested in the church, and how far back do you go? >> the church interests me. i think the medieval church. i think the

as spring in john home and who's on the line from occupied is true. said john, what's been happening at the alex, a mosque about when you mentioned 20 people injured, that's what we're hearing as well. people have been arrested. what we don't know about that is exactly what caused this situation. be alex most just to give you a little bit of a context. this is something that isn't unprecedented. it has happened at times in years past that tends to happen when there's a lot of tension. but the worry now off to this is usually what happens that i like. so most compound doesn't stay there, usually spills over. and this is going to be an extremely busy day in if it's an occupied eastern limit, the old city because it's the most part. so very starting the jury special, we're try the press going on and also good friday for christian. so there's going to be a lot of people in the area pension in this part of the world at the moment if the occupied westbank is great, there's been about 20 pounds to be in. it's less dead this week. and also in a tax, in israel

so i john who would you say is the greatest american? oh lord. the greatest american president is almost certainly lincoln with i think a close second of fdr because both confronted existential crises and preserve the possibilities of democracy that we have now once again in peril as we speak, you know, the greatest american i've known is john robert lewis. born in pike county alabama's a great grandson have been enslaved man son of a sharecropper who folks like me like to say we quote theater parker the 19th century abolitionist who said the arc of a moral universe's long, but have been stored justice, but it doesn't bend toward justice if there there aren't people insisting that it's swerve. and john on that bridge on the freedom rides and so many different places parchman prison, which faulkner called destination doom. after the freedom rides he insisted that what we said in the declaration had to be made real so john you've obviously written a important book on jefferson. can you explain to people why it is that jefferson wrote a sentence tha

justice scalia on the trip in which he passed away in texas, he was flown out there by this guy john who had previously had a case before the supreme court. i do not know if that was the only time justice scalia had been flown out to john's hunting ranch, but i thing there should be a little cooling off period that if you are getting a free flight by whoever and that whoever finds themselves before the supreme court, there needs to be a little break between when you can hear the case. similar that she wasn't perfect when he did this but similar to how judge thurgood marshall -- justice thurgood marshall accused from ncaa and naacp cases -- thinking of basketball, ncaa. naacp cases for his first 15 years on the court because he used to work at the naacp. that has been disproven and there have been a few naacp cases over the years that he did serve on but generally recused from most of the naacp cases. there has to be some sort a standard that says you have given me this benefit or i used to work for you, let there be a cooling-off period. kind of like how there is supposed to be for congr

many a foreign talent, like john good, who left with his business after 8 years in hong kong. i want to be able to have my son where he has the freedom to do simple things like go to the beach or walk around outdoors, a lot of mascot. and as a global philanthropist, i want to have the freedom to travel around the world and raised my seed funding. and so for me, hong kong went from one of the most open, exciting cities in the world to being the senate is closed. and petrified, where the government's policies seem to change willy nilly. the final straw is hong kong. here is to china sarah cove, a policy prompting the toughest measures ever. i mean, the only canal break not only individuals, a voting with a feat, but also companies companies or have significant problems to refill positions to attract talent, to hong kong, across industries. yes. even reaching as far as financial services industry, which has usually been perceived as the most resilient part of it. in the later survey released by the european chamber of commerce, about half of the european companies in hong kong pl

times similarly, justice scalia when she passed away in texas he was flown out there by this guy john who had previously had a case before the supreme court so i don't know if that was the only time justice scalia had been been flown out to john's hunting ranch but there should be a little bit of a cooling-off period. if you're getting a free flight by whoever finds themselves before the supreme court there needs to be a little bit of a break between when you're allowed to hear' that case , similar to how he wasn't perfect when he did this but similar to how the judge, justice thurgood marshall refused from ncaa, ncaa he cases, naacp cases for the first 15 years he was on the court because he used to work on the naacp. there's been a few and double acp cases over the years that he did serve on but generally he recused from both cases. there has to be some sort of standard that says you've given me this benefit or i used the work for you. let therebe a cooling-off period, much like there's supposed to be for congress . if you're in congress you're not supposed to lobby for a year. nobody r

let's go back to our phone lines and let's talk to john who was calling from vicksburg michigan. john, good, morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you doing? want to ask mr. cook's opinion on this. i believe that in politics timing is everything. and i believe that jamie raskin has kind of tip the hands of the democrats, and i think that what the plan is, is to drop a bunch of subpoenas and charges on republicans just prior to the o midterms to try to sway the vote at that time. what does he think about that? >> guest: i don't think january 6th is going to change any minds from this point forward. i don't think there are any events that can happen from this point forward. i mean, the people that are capable of being outraged were outraged long ago, and the people that haven't been outraged are not likely to get outraged.. and so i think this election is going to be a whole lot more about inflation or whatever. for democrats to try to do whatever you can do but that's not my job to tell them what they should or should not do. my job is to say what looks liks it may work or won

who you blame for? that depends on your perspective on exactly what happened here. ok, john henry and live from chicago. thank you. lease in new york city have arrested a man suspected of shooting 10 commuters at a subway station on tuesday morning. a massive man hot catastrophe of epic proportions and has offered the government support. anita miller has morn out from an under just outside the major port, city of w. d toiler much what happened to our family is devastating. i've lost 2 of my daughters. my other daughter and wife are in hospital, and the worst part is the we have not received any help and mud slides devastated this region of south africa. after that, as they walk through the steep hills that force the torrents of water through the village, she says, this is where the 1st body was found. at least 5 other people from this community. a missing. throughout in and out, the destruction only worsens. roads and bridges have collapsed, cutting of people from main roads. there's no electricity or running water. here, at least 4 homes have been reduced to rubble. must be

. >> so john, who would you say is the greatest american? >> oh, lord, the greatest american president is w almost certainly lincoln with i think a close second of fdr, because both confronted existential crises and preserve the possibilities w of democracy tht we have now once again imperiled as we speak. you know, the greatest american i've known is john robert lewis, born in pike county alabama, the great-grandson of enslave man, son of a sharecropper who, folks like me like to say we book if you're parked in the 19 century who said the ark of a more universe is long but it bends toward justice. but it doesn't bend towards justice if there aren't people insisting that its work. and john onm that bridge on the freedom rides in so many different places, prison which doctor called destination doom, after the freedom rides, he insisted that what we said in the declaration had to be made real. >> so john, you've obvious written an important book on jefferson. can you lend to people why it is that jefferson wrote a sentence that some would say

let's go back to our phone lines, and let's talk to john, who is calling from vicksburg, michigan.ohn, good morning. caller: hey, good morning. how are you doing? i want to ask mr. cook's opinion on this. i believe that, in politics, timing is everything, and i believe that jamie raskin has kind of tipped the hands of the democrats, and i think that what their plan is is to drop a bunch of subpoenas and charges on republicans just prior to the midterms, to try to sway the vote at that time. what does he think about that? guest: i don't think january 6 is going to change any minds from this point forward. i don't think there are any events that can happen from this point forward. the people capable of being outraged were outraged long ago. the people that have not been outraged are not likely to get outraged. i think this election is going to be more about inflation or whatever. free democrats, you try to do what you can do. it is not my job to tell them what they should or should not do. my job is to say whether it looks like it may work or won't work. i think trying to steer voter