sobs julius has been pushing forjustice for katana, but as yet there have been no arrests. it's a recurring theme. very few people have been charged on the allegations of killings of the elderly, and that's why i think even the people who are involved in killing, they feel they are so free. i went with one of the police officers to collect a body, and he told me, "julius, no, no, let them kill each other. "my work here is to pick the bodies." the police are the weakest link in the whole of this process. in most of our police stations, some of them, they can't even tell you how many people have been killed. they can't. singing katana's fears are valid. we've been here two weeks, and are alerted to the funeral of another elderly gentleman found hacked to death with a panga. whistles and rattling wailing david karisa yeri left eight grandchildren and 20 great—grandchildren. the deceased was a key witness in a land dispute. no—one seems to doubt that this is the reason he was killed. yet again, i am struck by the weight of the agony felt here. she cries the nephew of the deceas

the new book, referencing julius on his information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive your country and i do i channel going on the run tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes of getting on the go and see monday, the 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. if we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system you have to prove to the government that you truly need help. the simplest way, like explain the basic income, is that is like social security. for the rest of us, a basic income would be a monthly payments that would go to everyone. just a $1000.00 a month. no strings attached use i have, i would like them names. i don't know, i just

perhaps you, your history and all your legal julius on his legal council. medical doctors also mex blumenthal. of course, how safe is he in australia? you know, we, i'm, and i think john build, you would always, uh, sometimes mention golf with them and how he was brought down by the british government, the former bridge, the australian prime minister, he oppose the vietnam war. u. s. foreign policy was just taken out by the british government. that's what a little strangely, it happened. so it was really politician to pay a post the united states. albanese seems to be steadfast with your brother, julius andre hasn't been killed. loan deposed or will i think the startling government is walter, real todd, right. in this situation, they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think this satisfied both parties in that sense and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you, you spoke about jane's class and before this, you know, he's come out sayin

he has been attending the d and c julius good friday evening to you. you've had a, an event for week. i'm sure this was not your 1st time at the rodeo that we have to say, i mean, you've attended almost every day. and so you, since 2008 with the rock, obama became the parties and how many, you know, how important these conventions can be and also have a relevant they can be as well. in the past 4 days, did they change or take uncomfortable? harris is ability to win the election in november. i think it's strengthened to carmella harris and everything that she stands for. again, remember that couple of hers just took over barely 40 days ago, and it was a role when ever since. and i think this the and so you have one job to do that is to show come le harris's, most importantly to portray strength and the clips you just saw that you just played, of course prince. i mean, i think they displayed strength. and i think that was the main focus of the speech to make sure that people see her as a potential next commander. and she that they give the confidence tha

he has been attending the d and c julius good friday evening to you. you've had a, an event for a week. i'm sure this was not your 1st time at the rodeo that we have to say, i mean, you've attended almost every dnc since 2008 with the rock. obama became the parties . now many, you know how important these conventions can be and also have a relevant they can be as well. in the past 4 days, did they change or take uncomfortable harris's ability to win the election in november? i think it's strengthened carmella harris and everything, but she stands for again, remember that couple of hers just took over barely 40 days ago, and it was a role when ever since. and i think this be, and so you have one job to do that is to show come a hair is, is most importantly to portray strength and the clips you just saw that you just played. of course, sprint. i mean, i think they've displayed strength, and i think that was the main focus of the speech to make sure that people see her as a potential next commander. and she that they give the confidence that she's able to

i have arranged to meet julius wanyama here.has recently published a report on the abuse of the elderly here and he's campaigning for change. if someone is accused to be a witch, chances of you surviving are very minimal. they use the word "witchcraft" as a justification, because they will get public sympathy. and people willjust assume and say, "if he was a witch, "it's good that you have killed him." then, historically, people here in kilifi don't have documentation. the only documents they have is the narrative from these elderly people. that is the only thing they can use to defend and say, "this land belongs to us." so that is the connection. that's why most of men and elderly are being killed, because once you kill them, then you have removed the obstacle. it started as a regional issue, but now it has escalated to national. it's a national disaster which needs to be addressed urgently. if we don't address it, then we are losing our archives. the elderly we have, those are the only live archives you can believe and talk to

i call it orange julius castle. drinks and hot dogs and great southern cafe. oh, that would be good. all right. we're going to need something iced today. that is for sure. yeah, especially this afternoon. it's going to be heating up. and at least we are starting out nice and mild. we're in the mid 50s in san francisco. you can see the fog over the golden gate bridge. we're in the low 60s elsewhere as we are starting out with a calm wind and a clear sky as we take a look at our air quality. this is going to start to get a little bit worse today due to the high pressure just pushing everything down. if we can carpool, catch public transit, all of that helps to reduce the amount of pollutants that we're putting out there, because there won't be much of a wind to help mix things out. we are going to see some moderate air quality. and if you are sensitive to unhealthy air quality, you do want to limit your time outside today. but we're probably doing that anyway because our temperatures are going to be heating up, headed for the mid 90s in martinez livermore, 9588,

this is a piure of ethel and julius rosenberg. they were arrested in the summer of 1954 for allegedly saling the secret of the atomic bomb. this a case that came out of british investigation. the british had discovered that of their sentists in the manhattan project to build a bomb during the war had been giving information to the soviets. so british were able to identify this scientist. he then name some names that led them eventually to ethel and rosenberg. the information from the british scientist probably helped soviets get a bomb quicker than they would have otherwise. maybe 1 to 4 years faster than if they had not gotten information. so the british spy in the project was important. ethel and julius rosenberg were really not important in that story. julius a spy and ethel knew that he was a spy. he stole some important military. right. but were arrested in 1950. they're accused of stealing the secret of the atomic bomb. and they were executed in 1953. okay. so for people who are afraid of government, of communists in the gov

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julius bagumil, who turned out to be czech-yura, explained that he was from a working-class family and worked since he was 14. he was forcibly taken into the army, but he did not want to fight against russians do not want. leaning over a map of the area, he outlined the area of ​​a possible fascist offensive. having assessed the situation, the detachment leadership decided to leave the areas of the expected battles , not to engage in direct clashes with the enemy, and to withdraw the civilian population as much as possible from them. as a result of the punitive operation bamberg , the fascists were unable to liquidate the october-luben partisan zone. it was successful only in relation to the civilian population. during the period of the so -called pacifying action, about eighty belarusian villages. 3,600 houses were burned, more than 5,000 residents died. the punitive forces committed a particular atrocity against the village of khvoynya in the petrikovsky district, where 1,419 of its residents were killed. the nazis were preparing to take revenge for their failures at the front in the

during his stay in the united states , the communist julius collaborated with the soviet bureau hamerittle later, the son of julius hammer, twenty-three-year-old armand hammer, will go to young soviet russia to establish trade relations. therefore, he really sympathized with socialist ideas and tried to improve relations with the soviet leaders, well, he succeeded to such an extent that at the end of his life, in the late seventies under leonid brezhnev, he financially participated in the construction of an international trade center in moscow, which before is still unofficially called the hammer center. in russia, hamer met lenin, who was interested in supporting the young businessman. as a result , the very first concession agreement was signed for... the operation of the azbestov mine near alopaevsk, yekaterinburg province. lenin authorized hammer to negotiate with american companies on behalf of the soviets, and hammer achieved some success. its first package is the products of 38 american companies, which are purchased by the soviet union. among them are products from ford. on ma

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on august 9, forty-eighth bc, gaius julius caesar won one of his most brilliant victories in the battleof pharsalus. there was a civil war that was deciding the future of the roman republic. caesar. the struggle was with varying success and, finally , the commanders came face to face in the greek city of pharsalus, they had about 30 thousand soldiers each, but pompey had an advantage in cavalry, he threw it forward, and caesar's soldiers put out a spear pilum, against which the horsemen were almost helpless, the blows were delivered from below upwards and the cavalry turned back. then the caesarian legions attacked from the planes, pompey's army fled, he himself saved himself by dressing in slave clothes. caesar became the absolute ruler of rome, the republic then still formally existed, but its days were numbered. on august 9, 1483, according to the latin version of the julian calendar , the sextine chapel was opened in the vatican, which became a masterpiece of world art. previously , there was a house church here, but pope sixtus iv. ordered to rebuild it and erect high walls, fearin

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the romans sent 13 legions against the jews , led by the brilliant commander julius severus.s after fortress, and beitar fell, despite the high walls of the tower, and bar kokhba died in battle. after this, judea finally lost state. another consequence is believed to have been the final split between judaism and the christian religion. 100 years ago, on this day, august 5, 1924, the first domestic mainline diesel locomotive left the workshop of the baltic shipyard and was able to accelerate to 75 km/h. the diesel locomotive was developed by engineer-inventor yakov gakkel, a talented man. and versatile, he built hydroelectric power stations, power lines, airplanes, after the civil war it was necessary to restore the railway, locomotives was not enough, and the diesel locomotive was more modern than conventional steam locomotives, with an internal combustion engine and electric transmission more economical, the diesel locomotive did not need scarce coal in numerous servants, it could be driven by one driver, the primacy of the gakkel diesel locomotive was challenged by another

on august 9 , 1948 bc, gaius julius caesar won one of his most. victories in the battle of pharsalus, civil war was underway that was deciding the future of the roman republic. caesar, who was striving for dictatorship, was outlawed by the senate and appointed commander-in-chief of all by the roman forces of gnaeus pompey. the struggle lasted for a year and a half with varying success, and finally the commanders came face to face in the greek city of pharsalus. they had about 30,000 warriors each, but pompey had an advantage in cavalry, he threw it forward, and caesar's soldiers put up a spear pilum. against which the horsemen were almost helpless. the blows were delivered from below upwards, and the cavalry turned back. then the caesarian legions attacked the splangs ; pombe's army fled, and he himself saved himself by dressing in a slave's clothes. caesar became sovereign. on august 9, 1483, according to the latin version of the julian calendar , the sextine chapel opened in the vatican, which became a masterpiece of world art. previously , there was a house church here, but pope si

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and there's a documentary coming out this fall right about, you know, based on the book, julius other books have dealt with cuba, latin america and american foreign policy. she's the creator, host and executive of the podcast plain sight. so please join me in welcoming sam friedman and julia sweig. hello everyone. i'm so pleased to be here with you tonight and. thank you, bradford. stealing thunder of all of my notes here. you're introduction. but i think that that sam's book is so rich that we'll have lots to talk about, especially with your participation. i know many of you were sam's students, and i. i'm sure that i'll try to call on you if you, you know, stick that hand really high. we'll talk for about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something really quickly he mentioned sam's nine other books. that's nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and reporter who's written about contemporary american life. so many different facets. i'm really honored to have spent the last three weeks in the mornings reading yo

for moment they must accept colonialism as a permanent you know uh part of their lives but comrade julius nyrere will tell kissinger at that time that as long as people are so determined to fight for their natural right to exist as human beings and with dignity, no advancement in terms of military hardware or no advancement in terms of the most powerful army at that time the united states and as of now the zionist army can defeat their faith. "in fact, the zionist army is not invincible, several events since the eight incident has proven that indeed zionist is can be defeated and they will be actually be defeated, so they are not invincible army and the palestinian cause is not a permanent cause of suffering, the price of humanity may be great, but we can see that for now" even those who had doubted before that a free, liberated palestine can be possible in in actually our lifetime, this is important for the palestinian people, and also remember, whoever controls the information normally controls the narrative, the zionists have lost control of their propaganda, remember in the african co

the great julius peppers going into the hall forty-niners fans. the focus was on another inductee and that would the great linebacker. patrick willis despite only playing in 8 nfl seasons, willis left his mark on the league. one of the all-time most feared tacklers. he made 7 pro bowls in his 8 years. 5 first team, all pro selections. but even more than that, he helped the niners as a an emotional leader. 3 straight nfc championship game appearances as well as the super bowl. congratulations to patrick and to all of this year's inductees. and, of course, frank gore just one into the forty-niners hall of fame. he has a chance to go into the pro football hall of at some point as well. congratulations is right. so you might watch some olympic golf. yeah, that's what i was saying. the for the final round tomorrow. you know, it looks like it's a close leaderboard. so that's one thing yes, there's some big names at the top 2. >> thank you sure. i'll be watching. in san francisco, special training session today, this was for future guide dogs for the bli

you're getting present, you're wearing a 70 ordered an investigation into the disaster. julius mcguire mba has this report from composite as the police to excavate this time, the garbage which by reduce home gesture, i recall hopes that his wife and chose bodies can be retrieved. gotcha. and the oldest i found a mountain of waste y, my hose where i stood. i felt confused and overwhelmed. they do, they need so many friends. my neighbors snake. why my job must be many people buried under the waves because this was a highly populated neighborhood by the right to renew it though, going to got that. when you combine your risk, you what? because of to dig through heaps of trash, looking for victims. and the number of date is expected to rise. and that's why it's, it's always good because people waiting to see the people the audi q. so we have still again and was due at split what it was. so what you see behind me started as a very deep pete's about 200 feet below the surface over the, as it has turned into a mounting of voice. this is what chromebook down and people's homes managed by the ki

julius fizer is already in front of me, and it's time to talk about what is beyond. ukraine took place yury dobrovecher, two hours to keep up with economic news, time to talk about money during the war, oleksandr morchavka next to me, and sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, cultural news, alina chekchenina, our tv viewer is ready to say good evening, the presenters, who have become like movridnidenko to many, are already next to me, ready to talk about the weather for this weekend, as well as distinguished guests of the studio. mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you. good day events of the day in two hours. vasyl zima's big broadcast. a project for smart and caring people. in the evening. good evening. we are from ukraine. well, unfortunately, we start again with disappointing news. the occupiers hit the cossacks with grenades in the kharkiv region as a result of the shelling of the damaged building of the village council b

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after heavy rains again and president, you're wearing the 70 ordered investigation into the disaster. julius mcguire ma has this report from con pano as as the police excavate this time, the garbage. which bar it is home, you're sure i recall hopes that his wife chose bodies can be retrieved. gotcha, and um, could i be the oldest i found a mountain of waste where my hose watch to do, but i felt confused and overwhelmed. they do need somebody to friends, my neighbors sneak, why the job? there must be many people buried under the waves because this was a highly populated neighborhood. by the way, did the renewal, it will go into got that when you combine your risk, you what cause of to dig through heaps of trash, looking for victims and the number of date is expected to rise. and that's why you see. so it's good. i think that people waiting the city of the audi q, so we have still here and was do it's been what it was. so what you see behind me started as a very deep pete's. what about 200 feet below the surface? over the, as it has turned into a mounting of waste. this is what chromebook down