tell each other who is joseph young? well, joseph young was one of our blind men. joseph yang was unemployed at apple. at first, he denied any involvement in the robbery, but later changed his story and told the police that he had planned the robbery with branden. he said that he opened the back door of the building and two armed men entered and tied the hands and feet of the employees and stole $6,000. no one was injured. young testified that brandon was one of the two gunmen and had paid them $1,000 to participate in the robbery. you he stole my height was not the same as the description of the armed robbers. most importantly , no physical evidence was presented against brandon jackson. no evidence was found in his blood. there was no proof at all. it means that there were no fingerprints of brandon on the money or the gun and nothing and could not be related to brandon jackson's fingerprints? true, the only thing against him was the testimony of joseph young. so you hope that this will help your conviction, right? in other words, you are testifying against your

tell me who is joseph young? well , joseph young, one of them said that he opened the back door of the building and two armed men came in and tied the hands and feet of the employees and they stole 6,000 dollars in money. no one was injured. wong testified that brandon was one of the two armed men and had given her 1,000 dollars to participate in the robbery. did you steal my height was different from the description given by the witnesses about the armed robbers. most importantly, no physical evidence was presented against brandon jackson. no documents were found in his house. there was no proof at all. it means that there were no fingerprints of brandon on the money or the gun and nothing and could not be linked to the fingerprints of brandon jungson? yes, that's right. the only thing against him is joseph's testimony. yang we have obtained the transcript of brandon's trial and reviewed it. here the prosecutor is questioning joseph young and asking him, so you hope that this will help your conviction, right? in

but joseph, the young guy is best known for his company, but to improve is for its safety, especially for children in those that starts with changing all the tubes. and the idea of getting away from the idea that driving is back to that, walk it up because the city is getting more and more crowded by 2050. the number of city 3 less is 6, almost people to 1500000000. and the city just to kill us is growing along with them. has last season trucks a big lift everywhere and go to this us fumes. legal title track. and john spikes are among the most pretty to african cities, fits rates due to a, a police shooting up because is twice as high as the global average baby cities on the continent. a having trouble finding a solution. you can just copy to comp, i wouldn't mind joseph b and guess he's tired of it. the trust the continued city has customer life last year alone. someone 1600. it is, teens died, intrinsic accidents. in addition, many have died. well, gotten sick from the party to a we have very many, very close on the road. most of them not in a good condition. they put didn't go to h

and then there are the young carers who have contacted me, like 15—year—old joseph who has been looking who has ms since he was five. joseph told me caring for his mum is the toughest but most rewarding feeling. he told me that he has never really had his opportunity to be heard. he says not to get the sympathy card, but to make people feel less alone. because i know so truly how that feels. joseph wrote to me, i wanted you to know that people like yourself are everywhere, quiet and silenced, but we are still here. that is why i have been telling my story. forjoseph, for those parents, for the millions of tears whose voices have been quiet and silenced. because care and carriers must not be forgotten and ignored any longer. friends, politics has lost its way when it forgets so many people. when all it does is try to divide us, look for the worst in people. i want us to be different. forthe people. i want us to be different. for the way that we do politics to reflect the true nature of the british people, the true nature of our great united kingdom, a caring nation. it is like emily said

of recipes home is available, why do i can i'm but what i'm joseph got if you learned a lot somebody's norwegian father on a gobby was a young man when he emigrated to initiate with his wife. he began collecting seeds from indigenous plants and re sewing them using a direct feeding method side as to how food successful they. we planted 160 local varieties in this way. the farmer's fathered suit, shared the communion of dog. oh, but the 5 kilometers drums into many of the trees were planted by the farmers themselves. the whole idea of diag sitting is that you can teach it to the farmers and the farmers can teach each other. and um, and then once you get the at the, what we call the v c. economy established, it will have its own momentum. and i would like to inspire people not only here, but all over the world to use their indigenous perennials. just of gobby also teaches at the university of the and he works together with dr. i do not do the topic of local while sans is also on his curriculum. and it's already been sending students to train with enterprise since 2018. a dormant, decide if i had a good the so her a saw her foo

young >> jacqueline young elkin yuen joseph zaccoli >> >> adel agayby zakhary >> arkady zaltsman edwin. zambrana jr. >> >> robert alan zampieri mark zangrilli >> ira zaslow >> >> kenneth albert zelman >> abraham j. zelmanowitz martin morales zempoaltecatl >> zhe zeng marc scott zeplin >> jie yao justin zhao >> uivelin ziminski >> michael joseph zinzi >> charles a. zion >> julie lynne zipper >> salvatore j. zisa >> prokopios paul zois >> joseph j. zuccala >> andrew steven zucker >> igor zukelman >> and my brother, john. you remain with us now and forever in our hearts and minds, and your life and spirit continue to inspire us in many ways. your sacrifices strengthen us. and i know you're proud of her child, your son has grown. we are confident you have found faith with god we ask you bless the precious souls taken 23 years ago, those who sacrificed themselves with bravery and help us move forward and may we never forget and god bless america. >> and my brother, joey. just a good man. always putting everyone ahead of himself. when we leave earth, i don't know where we go. is there basket

that pouredur outy wonderful scholars like patricia brady, joseph ellis, amy greenberg, catherine clinton, kristi miller, lewis, nancy becky youngarbara, myra go ten, molly among others. that was some decade of scholarships. not long after that first class interest spread well beyond with children's books, novels and sitting one by james patterson called first lady and books by journalists such as cookie roberts, lisa hill and kate brower. journalists who write books about living first ladies based upon interviews with those who knew them are an important interpretive first wave and a very good for scholars. i'm thinking here of carl bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and george bush, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene interviewed jill biden for their books, but first ladies often seem to decline interviews especially when they have their own memoirs. 1994 barbara published hers in the two thousands hillary clinton, barbara bush, laura bush, michelle obama and joe biden have all of it in one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they

joseph ellis, amy greenberg watson, catherine clinton. catherine sibley. christy miller. lewis. nancy burke young. barbara perry. myra gutting.maureen beasley wertheimer among others. that was some decade of scholarship. now, not long after that first university class interest spread well beyond the academy with children's books. novels, including one by james patterson, called the first lady, and books, journalists such as cokie rebecca boggs roberts, lisa mccubbin hill and kate anderson brower, journalists who write books about living first ladies based upon interviews with those who knew them, are an interpretive first wave and very for scholars. i'm thinking here of bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and laura bush. peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene superville interviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. t

joseph brodsky, this is the preface, it is, in my opinion, four pages, 4 and a half, well, maybe five, but i, when i first read it i read it because i had some contacts with young people who... came, i thought, there, for ten dissertations, the topic is in one small 4 and a half, uh, page preface, that is, how did everyone somehow find their way back then, by the way, i would like to talk about the pit, because for me , the pit, well, yes, it is the absolute pinnacle of platonov's creativity, but paradoxically, if we look at the satellites of the pit. yes, that is, here are the notes books related to this period, letters related to this period, other literary works on this topic written there libretto machinist, then there platonov's assessment of the collective farm movement is rather positive, and he writes to his wife, musya there, everything is being done correctly, our pace, that is, he as a person, as a citizen, he generally supported, what is called the policy of the party government, when well wait, well for documents these are facts, here open it to you i also want to answer with documents. then well this will be quite strange some approach to a work o

joseph chelsea went on to win full 2 for the full straight victory and all competitions there for just 2 points off the top. the football young player, they change very quick. let's go to one goal and they figure that they are already, you know, encore, a score, many gods, many i assist a still play it, but the number to change. the best thing, yes. is that in the ways to day as a boy you were successful in that way. 3 or 4 years ago. it's a simple guy assembled guy. and this is for him is for me is the most important thing for me to the top of the lake with a to one when at wolves, abraham, i cannot say i'm a silent go. the goals. it's live full, full swing in all competitions and less than 2 weeks. and i will point clear of mind just to see who will help to tools find new cost will also left at lane to be less the city officer. initially, missing a to know leap slip away, also secures the victory with 2 goals and stuff each time before to when move some level points for the city. they trail and goals. difference in the 3rd place, it's which bus is asked to villers now the whole time, the latest that it's to one to villa who

joseph kittinger, a former command pilot in the u.s. air force who lived in altimont springs, florida, in the congressional district of florida's seventh. at a young age he was fascinated by planes. he ended up dedicating his life to pushing boundaries of aviation and advancing the understandings of high altitude and space exploration, inspiring many generations to come. he joined the air force in 1949 where he flew experimental jets and participated in aerospace medical research. he was part of project excelsior when researched pilot bailouts to learn if humans could sustain the suspended travel at spacelike altitudes. on august 16, 1960, he set the record for the highest parachute jump, jumping out of a gondola at 102,800 feet, completing the longest free fall at 4:36 airborne. during the freefall he reached a maximum speed of 314 miles per hour, the fastest speed reached by a human at that time before deploying his parachute. he was called to further service during the vietnam war and flew 483 fighter plane missions. on his third tour in 1972, his plane was shot down and he spent close to a year as a prisoner of war in the famed hanoi hilton en