katz offers, katz offers to surrender, the russians don’t give up, comrade katz, i offer that odessa, citizen, this is nikolai ugodnik, what are you talking about, my dear, this is saint mary magdalene. “well, but not here, not here, let’s go, comrade general, please contact me, but the captain, as a service, serves the soviet union, there are problems, the archbishop does not confer another title, which means it’s not right, the mule has been in the mosque for a long time”? rodal, islam, this is a very difficult area of ​​work, i’ve heard, well, is it easy for us or something, no, i’d rather go to the synagogue, what? this is a disgrace, i will bring you to clean water, i demand a book of complaints. i demand the complaint book, immediately. yes, na-na , choke, drunk, i’ll write to you, write, write, literacy , why are we making noise, uncle mish, oh, you will witness, this is the mafia, do you think these are real domestic goods, no, they write like a wave, so . and they shove french stuff in there, yesterday i opened a jar of kilik, and what do you think, it’s all salmon, and saus

comrade katz, well, what can comrade kats say, the same as always, katz’s office works like clockworkards brought us another one and a half million dollars. what's new with comrade nasrulaev? as you yourself noticed, you... got a little carried away, a little, a little, left yourself five, 10,000, oh, comrade kravchuk, we need to deal with comrade kozaryan, urgently, one leg here, the other there, it’s already been done, one leg of kozaryan is here, the other is in chicago, and the head in general, philadelphia, head in philadelphia, “we must definitely help the widow of comrade kozaryan and his orphans, certainly, to the point, comrade, to the point, to the point, we need to focus on unsolved problems, the most important of them is the operation sheikh, the matter smells of a billion, billion, the person responsible for the operation, comrade kravchuk, i obey, artist, yes! yes why are you afraid of this grenade, it’s manual. hello, evening news on channel one, andrey ukharev with you. and we start with urgent messages. ukrainian terrorists struck belgorodskaya today. and bryansk regi

lawyer ardenis, hataknoo, tady katz, his wife, i think, more lawyers, the lawyer who represented him.ובה? this thing is humiliating, humiliating and disgraceful, you want to protect your name, this is how you do it? he came, after the lawsuit was canceled, and he said to me: help me, i can't live with it, cancel my consent. and we asked to cancel the agreement, it was possible to cancel the agreement, but the judge refused, we filed an appeal with the supreme court, and the supreme court refused. and in the end, there was teddy cutts in front of the whole group, who all wanted to bury this, to bury this sentence, and maybe even to bury the saying together with the sentence. the university should have told the house. judge, with all respect, this matter is a matter of academic debate, from here until the download of the work of teddy katz, the bookshelves of the library, on the bookshelves of the library , there are thousands of differences, and hitler's mine is placed on the bookshelves. her when the university is standing next to the plaintiffs in the court and not. in particular, al

breaking news here on the context, news coming from our political correspondent helen katz, it's politicalake a new story, not good news for rishi sunak�*s government, he is set to face another by election next year after voters in the constituency of willingboro north antrim sure sit voted to move peter, he was suspended from parliament just last peter, he was suspended from parliamentjust last month for six parliament just last month for six weeks parliamentjust last month for six weeks which triggered a recall petition, having to do with that investigation found that he had allegedly bullied a member of staff and indecently expose himself on an overseas trip. he denies the allegations and remains suspended by the conservative party and won his seat back in 2005 and retained it ever since. seat back in 2005 and retained it eversince. back seat back in 2005 and retained it ever since. back in 2019, he had an majority of 18 and a half thousand. 0ver majority of 18 and a half thousand. over 30% of voters voted to sign the petition, about the requirement 1a for him to lose his seat, so there

helen katz, its political make a new story, not good news for rishi sunak�*s government, he is set to he was suspended from parliament just last peter, he was suspended from parliamentjust last month for six parliament just last month for six weeks parliamentjust last month for six weeks which triggered a recall petition, having to do with that investigation found that he had allegedly bullied a member of staff and indecently expose himself on an overseas trip. he denies the

david: jason katz, great to see you, my friend. thank you very much. lauren, you're taking a look at marathon petroleum, what's that? lauren: oil stocks in general as you can see here are higher after some of the top shipping companies in the world have suspended operations in the red sea after tax against international shipping in resent weeks and dunses of commercial vehicles are going around to avoid the critical suez canal. that's adding up to 10 days in shipping. david: united airline s? lauren: down after southwest agreed to pay $140 million into federal investigation into last year's travel holiday meltdown, which disrupted travel plans for 2 million people trying to get home for the holidays. the airlines are sharply lower today. david: we saw mr. buttigieg taking a couple of laps on that one. costco. lauren: td cohen ups price target to 700 as you can see the 10:00 o'clock is up 2%. they are citing growth in the company's private label, kirkland signature brand. david: i didn't know that brand. lauren: the best raisenettes in the world. david:

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you had the closest of collaborations, working with your husband, lawrence katz.e working with somebody so close to you? is it more productive? well, the largest collaboration is a book that we have written called the race between education and technology, which is about economic inequality, and that was a collaboration that brought together my interest in economic history and larry's expertise in labour economics and in the economics of inequality. so, that's sort of the best type of collaboration, where you have two complements coming together who can work well together, yes. but long distance collaboration, i think, has been proved not to be as effective as, you know, very close up... but we have so much long distance collaboration now. professor katalin kariko, you encountered drew weissman at the xerox photocopying machine. i mean, that forged a great partnership, didn't it? yes. so, we really met there, and the second part that we fight for who gets first there, that part was not true. laughter. we did not wrestle there. but, you know, it was — you know, xer

. >> there are cats from across california and as far away as the middle east snap katz is a one of a kind rescue known around the world. we open the crate to let out our little kitten takes a while before she seems to gather the courage to venture out little kitten that you brought down. we ended up naming sugar. and she's messina right front paw and a little right back paw. >> from what i understand, she was just one out in, you know, alone she wasn't being cared for. she was probably a stray. the mom probably left or because did they know better than to try to spend their energy on cats. it might not survive. >> sugar seems to a fit right in here at snap cat. but unlike some of the others who have been here for years, sugar will probably be gone soon. it's going to happen. sugar sugar is going to adopt real quick. she she's too cute. yeah. >> she is too yeah. and for every sugar there's you know, other cats are still waiting to be adopted. but it takes a special person to be able to take these animals and that have these big physical challenges and really take care of them and then

. >> reporter: at temple ner tamid in bloomfield, new jersey, rabbi marc katz increased security earlierar after surveillance video captured a man attempting to firebomb the synagogue. >> my message is not to let anti-semitism win. be proudly jewish. stand firm in your resolve. >> reporter: here in new york city, which has the largest concentration of jewish people in the country, police are investigating another potential hate crime against a jewish man who was beaten and robbed thursday. and tonight police are still searching for that suspect. norah. >> norah: meg oliver, thank you. life without parole, that's the sentence for a 17-year-old who pled guilty to a 2021 school shooting in oxford, michigan, that left four students dead and injured six others. today we heard from the victims and their families, with powerful testimony. >> for the past two years, our family has been navigating our way through complete hell. tears filled with pain, they fall like rain. we wear the pain like a heavy coat. >> norah: ethan crumbley's parents are in jail awaiting trial on charges of failing to sec

katz. what do you believe are the key strategies or reforms that american police departments should prioritize to strengthen trust and collaboration with the black community? >> thank you very much. thank you for the question. i want to respond to that question and to my brother here at the other end. everything he said is true. the only difference for me is, someone who has been achieved in three major cities in the country, i don't believe reform is going to help us. it's going to be the transformation of policing in this country. i'm going to tell you the difference between the two. reform is when we talk about writing policies. reading policies mean nothing. we want you to do a, b, c, d, e. transformation is that we are going to have to change the way we police in this country. number one, the things that we saw that were done to people of color and black people in this country. we still see those issues played out today in modern times. we have the technology to be able to prove the th

course, lev grigorievich likes to gather extraordinary people around him, you, for example, zorin, katz number turned out just wonderful, i’m actually so glad that everything turned out this way, because utin was so worried, he was shaking with this guitar and said, let’s rehearse again, okay, it’s chilly, i’ll go here. me now. i got the feeling that you would want to run away, i guessed right. gen, why did you even come? well why no, you don’t call, you don’t answer the phone either. i’ll drink water, why did you come now, not yesterday, not a week ago, i was angry, your brother is an asshole, even though he’s a professor, can you imagine, he wanted to buy me so that i wouldn’t follow you around, he even offered me money, but now the money is gone, i came to ask again, i didn’t understand. what, wait, you thought that i took them, but he told me that you took them, and you believed me, i’m confused, i’ll just punch him in the face, please wait, you took them. well, i just checked, i don’t understand why you didn’t tell me right away that i didn’t take them, but if i immediately punishe

i spoke to the ceo of the national council ofjewish women, sheila katz, on anti—semitism in the us.ric incidents here in the us since the muscle began. can you tell us what jewish communities across the us are facing right now? —— anti—semitic. us are facing right now? -- anti-semitic.— us are facing right now? -- anti-semitic. thanks so much for having _ anti-semitic. thanks so much for having me _ anti-semitic. thanks so much for having me here _ anti-semitic. thanks so much for having me here today. - anti-semitic. thanks so much l for having me here today. jews are being attacked on the street, on campus, in our homes and in our synagogues and nowhere feels safe right now. that's what i know for sure. everyjewish person i am speaking with feel threatened in some way. knows somebody who has experienced and i semitism. this is truly unprecedented and it's so important we are calling it out. everywhere and wherever we can. as the current truth infighting and release of some hostages and palestinian prisoners, as it can't tensions and reduced some of these attacks were talking about

i spoke to the ceo of the national council ofjewish women, sheila katz, about it a little earlier.se in anti—semitic incidents here in the us since the israel—hamas war began. can you tell us first of all whatjewish communities across the us are facing right now? thanks so much for having me here today. listen, jews are being attacked on the streets, on campus, in our homes and in our synagogues and nowhere feels safe right now — that's what i know for sure. everyjewish person i'm speaking with feels threatened in some way, lnows somebody who has experienced anti—semitism. this is truly unprecedented and it's so important that we're calling out anti—semitism everywhere and wherever we can. shiela, has the current truce in fighting and the release of some hostages and also palestinian prisoners, has that at all calmed tensions and reduced some of these attacks that you're talking about? i'm unaware of the stats in the last few days but what i know that we've been seeing that's a really hard trends between individuals shouting "i am hamas" and making death threats to jewish individua

their proposed labor health and human services, that his hhs, appropriations bill for fiscal year 2024 katz that cuts 764 million from domestic hiv/aids programs in one year. it cuts funding for the minority aids initiative in the office of the secretary by 53% and completely eliminates funding for minority aids initiatives within samson. it also eliminates funding for the ending of hiv epidemic initiative within the cdc, the ryan white hiv/aids program and the community health program centers program. the cuts to the minority aids initiative will exacerbate racial disparity and the elimination of the ending of the hiv epidemic initiative could leave thousands of people without comprehensive care for hiv, and tens of thousands of people without access to prep, which prevents infections. these programs used to have widespread support ticket is shameful that house republicans are now trying to eliminate all of them. we cannot allow these cuts of congress to pass. we cannot compromise. we cannot give up. after all that we've accomplished. we must refuse to allow the politics of race to undermi

doron katz asher aishah: they demanded an immediate cease-fire. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg plcott has the latest. >> reporter: we are a mile away from gaza. since we spoke to you we've witnessed more intense fighting between israel and hamas. artillery and automatic gunfire going into this, up and down the gaza strip, full-scale urban combat the strongest of this war, attention is being paid to the south where it has a stronghold of hamas leaders but here in the north, several pockets of hamas resistance remain. one terror cell where the idf claims to have found hamas weapons stashed away include an ak-47 rifle allegedly hidden in a giant teddy bear. the situation is getting worse by the day, millions out of food and medicine in gaza. the resolution introduced in the security council calling for cease-fire approved by most countries but was vetoed saying it wasn't a strong enough condonation of hamas and the terror of october 7th and as the fighting rages concern grows, that the fate of the hostages, of the 137, 18 are now believed

. >> there are cats from across california and as far away as the middle east snap katz is a one of a kind rescue known around the world. we open the crate to let out our little kitten takes a while before she seems to gather the courage to venture out little kitten that you brought down. we ended up naming sugar. and she's messina right front paw and a little right back paw. >> from what i understand, she was just one out in, you know, alone she wasn't being cared for. she was probably a stray. the mom probably left or because did they know better than to try to spend their energy on catch that might not survive. >> sugar seems to a fit right in here at snap cat. but unlike some of the others who have been here for years, sugar will probably be gone soon. it's going to happen. sugar sugar is going to real quick. she says she's too cute. yeah. as we're noel and barrett is standing by to do sports are both doing a over get. >> waiting to find out. i put in a message i haven't heard back yet so soon as we find out. but no doubt that cat. but, you know, there's the other cast 2 that are

katz, thank you. >>> in atlanta a protester is in critical condition after setting herself on fire outside the israeli consulate. a security guard suffered burns when he tried to stop her. raphael romo has more on what police believe was behind this incident. >> reporter: isabel and victor, the incident happened at 12:17 p.m., that's when a security guard here at this building behind me noticed that there was a woman outside trying to set herself on fire. using gasoline as an back -- the security guard tried to stop her, but suffered burns in the process. she suffered third degree to 100% of her body. atlanta police chief there said this was an extreme act of political protest, he also was very emphatic in saying that this isolated protest had no nexus to terrorism. now, there was a lot of concern earlier because this building houses the israeli consulate but officials say that no personnel from the consular offices here was in any danger at any time. al also, earlier reports indicated the woman had a palestinian flag wrapped around herself, but police would only confirm to us that there w

. >> there are cats from across california and as far away as the middle east snap katz is a one of ad rescue known around the world. we open the crate to let out our little kitten takes a while before she seems to gather the courage to venture out little kitten that you brought down. we ended up naming sugar. and she's messina right front paw and a little right back paw. >> from what i understand, she was just one run out in, you know, alone she wasn't being cared for. she was probably a stray. the mom probably left or because did they know better than to try to spend their energy kassab might not survive. >> sugar seems to a fit right in here at snap cat. but unlike some of the others who have been here for years, sugar will probably be gone soon. it's going to happen. sugar sugar is going to adopt real quick. she she's too cute. >> great rescue. well, now to our next story, calfire veteran josh potter has been with the department for 18 years reporter right carol met with him to learn more about his career of public service. >> on a rainy day at a cal fire station near solano count

let's talk to david katz. david, first of all, how did the year go for you?talk about the mag seven, but you have general electric that are doubled. what powered your portfolio? >> the year went relatively well. we have two strategies, value, which was very good, and we had five of the seven magnificent seven that we bought when they sold off last year. the dividend portfolio had a slow start, but for two or three months is ending really strong, so we're feeling good about that, too. our outlook on bonds was good. so we're hopeful we get close in terms of what we are thinking about next year is what we thought this year. >> you had five of the mag seven in your value portfolio. let us not forget what people thought about those stocks 52 weeks ago. >> that's a great point. we looked at it this morning. even though they've had a phenomenal year this year, the group average is only up 8% over the last two years. so you just have to remember, you're not guaranteed to make money in those stocks. they will fluctuate. our outlook next year is good but not nearly as

. >> there are cats from across california and as far away as the middle east snap katz is a one of a kind rescue known around the world. we opened the crate to let out our little kitten takes a while before she seems to gather the courage to venture out little kitten that you brought down. we ended up naming sugar. and she's messina right front paw and a little right back paw. >> from what i understand, she was just one run out in, you know, alone she wasn't being cared for. she was probably a stray. the mom probably left or because did they know better than to try to spend their energy on catch that might not survive. >> sugar seems to a fit right in here at snap cat. but unlike some of the others who have been here for years, sugar will probably be gone soon. it's going to happen. sugar sugar is going to real quick. she says she's too cute. yeah. >> and that was ken wayne reporting for us. we'll be right back. okay. let's head back to open and we are continuing to follow breaking news. we have been able to confirm that, in fact. >> and oakland police officer was shot. we don't know

their proposed labor health and human services, that his hhs, appropriations bill for fiscal year 2024 katzthat cuts 764 million from domestic hiv/aids programs in one year. it cuts funding for the minority aids initiative in the office of the secretary by 53% and completely eliminates funding for minority aids initiatives within samson. it also eliminates funding for the ending of hiv epidemic initiative within the cdc, the ryan white hiv/aids program and the community health program centers program. the cuts to the minority aids initiative will exacerbate racial disparity and the elimination of the ending of the hiv epidemic initiative could leave thousands of people without comprehensive care for hiv, and tens of thousands of people without access to prep, which prevents infections. these programs used to have widespread support ticket is shameful that house republicans are now trying to eliminate all of them. we cannot allow these cuts of congress to pass. we cannot compromise. we cannot give up. after all that we've accomplished. we must refuse to allow the politics of race to undermin

i recall a number of years ago when mitch katz was director of public health that he spent half a day or one day a month seeing patients in a clinical setting as he was both a doctor and department head and perhaps she can have the opportunity to spend time on trees and out in the field and not just in offices and meetings. she would probably like that as we all want so just that thought. i my also be interested in the number of total applicants and candidates that the commission reviewed for the director position. i'm not interested in names. never was and never would be interested in the names but i am interested in the count of how many applicants and how many candidates were interviewed by the commission perhaps recommended to the mayor. that might be helpful but i involve appreciate the story that chair post told and a couple of slides that explained that process, and finally on the advance calendar i appreciate the improvements made by secretary fuller and i hope that will continue to improve and perhaps would also capture the comments and requests made by commissioners that are

i recall a number of years ago when mitch katz was director of public health that he spent half a day or one day a month seeing patients in a clinical setting as he was both a doctor and department head and perhaps she can have the opportunity to spend time on trees and out in the field and not just in offices and meetings. she would probably like that as we all want so just that thought. i my also be interested in the number of total applicants and candidates that the commission reviewed for the director position. i'm not interested in names. never was and never would be interested in the names but i am interested in the count of how many applicants and how many candidates were interviewed by the commission perhaps recommended to the mayor. that might be helpful but i involve appreciate the story that chair post told and a couple of slides that explained that process, and finally on the advance calendar i appreciate the improvements made by secretary fuller and i hope that will continue to improve and perhaps would also capture the comments and requests made by commissioners that are

exceptionally decent person. loves to gather extraordinary people around him, you, for example, zorin, katzyou look gorgeous, and the number turned out just wonderful, i’m actually so glad that everything turned out this way, because utin was so worried, he white guitars, and said, let’s rehearse again, okay, chilly, i’ll go lose, i’ll smoke again , how are you feeling? i'm tired, they're waking up a lot of people, do you want some? come to me, i ’ll give you a massage, but not today, it’s a difficult operation, i’m happy. i got the feeling that you would want to run away. i guessed right. gen, why did you even come? well why no, you’re not calling, you’re not answering the phone either, i’m going to drink some water, why is he just here? not yesterday, not a week ago , i was angry, your brother is a jerk, even though he’s a professor, he wanted to buy me so that i wouldn’t follow you around, he even offered me money, but now the money has run out, he came to ask for more, i don’t understand, what are you doing, wait . did you think i took them? but he told me that you took them, and you be

well, joining me now is brian katz, physicist and engineer.ment there's no wind when we needit moment there's no wind when we need it most . and it completely need it most. and it completely proves the thesis that we are reliant fossil fuels , like at reliant on fossil fuels, like at olympic , you're 100% reliant on olympic, you're 100% reliant on gas plus nuclear and burning woodchips at drax for dispatch able power, which means power. >> you can rely on at any time, whether it's dark, the wind's not blowing or whatever. >> so, yes , you you have to have >> so, yes, you you have to have 100% backup for renewable . 100% backup for renewable. >> so why have the renewables at all when they cost twice as much anyway ? anyway? >> and especially as rich is saying we're going to make it no more expensive people. more expensive for people. >> mean , if you believe >> well, i mean, if you believe rishi today , just giving rishi sunak today, just giving away £1.6 billion in dubai and he's just backed an £11 billion win from off dogger bank. so what hap

hello my name is merrill katz and i'm the neighbor at 63 potomac street. i'm two doors down from them on the same side. i've been there for 24 years, since 1999. i was friends with the family who lived there before for 17 years. and i've been friends with them for the past seven years. and our neighborhood is a really special neighborhood and all the kids play on the street, at the doors are open, the kids can go back and forth to each other and keeping the families in the neighborhood is super important. we sorry, i don't like speaking in front of people. we did our own remodel also because those houses are all really small. you can't it's there's just no space for people. and so you need the space. you want to be able to have the family and you want to be able to also work at home in terms of the neighborhood, everyone's friends and i can see the back of their house from my house. i've looked at their plans also. it looks to me very similar to a lot of the houses that have been remodeled in the past ten years. i don't really see a difference with it. and