. >> molly, kd is right.s about character when it comes to how callous the president has been with regard to his policies. do you think the republicans on stage tonight will be able to paint a colorful portrait of that? >> it would be a good strategy for them to focus on that. people want to see pugilist them. they want to see fight. they don't actually view the vast majority of people on stage as their enemy. they view the policies and the people associated with the democrat party as people they would like to see these candidates effectively push against. it is not just president biden. it's a whole party of people. but president-elect biden himself provides a target rich environment. he's a very weakened president and does have personal scandals and issues with his own senility or difficulties doing his job. the personal scandal is not his son's. it is his and it relates not just to him running the family business but also overseeing a department of justice that has been completely corrupted as he's gone af

been built in, where on november 4 the serial production of the first machine of the kirov tractor kd-35 began. we are approaching the fourteenth of october. 1953. our first belarusian tractors mtz-1 mtz-2 roll off the assembly line. well, as the designer then said, chief designer of the minsk tractor plant, john ivan iosifovich dronk. they should be called proudly and they got the name belarus millionth tractor. came off the assembly line in november 1972 in the best years, the volume of production. it reached 100,000 units of equipment, but even today the giant minsk tractor plant employs about 16,000 people at the enterprise. we strive to reach the figure of 70,000 tractors in the coming years. we need this, of course, well, new modern equipment and , of course, people, the most precious thing is a person and everything we do today is to create the conditions for each employee of the plant so that he goes to work with pleasure. well, i also enjoyed walking. i saw how it was going three millionth tractor and four million. progress does not stand still. everything is changing the tra

. >> she is the kd of person i've ever known. she would only ever want to help people.h: you seem unshakable on this, but isn't it possible she fooled you all? >> unless lucy turned around and said, "i'm guilty," i would never believe she is guilty. judith: the mily of letby's victims have to live with unanswered questions, including what her motive was. >> i want her to be locked up. because what she has done is change the course of our life forever. judith: lucy letby had many faces -- party girl, graduate, bright youngers. but each face was a mask for evil hiding in plain sight. and at last her cover has slipped for the seat letby -- lucy letby will be known as one of britain's most notorious criminals. sumi: let's speak about the investigation and the trial with a former chief crown prosecutor for the northwest of england. it was his team that convicted nurse convicted of poisoning patients in 2015. first of all, what do you make of the verdict? >> the right verdict on the evidence was presented. a very complex investigation, with real complexities. as we found in t

on the s cultural and, we are kd of left with this, at best, frustrating with robert putnam and our institutionsto come back together and after 40 years not really knowing how to do that we will fix the thing. where we left considering both of those factors. >> it is a both and challenge. i was just talking with the scholarr today. they haveol been throwing every policy. this is not moving the dial. just passing a child allowance, a family allowance, you know, having some kind of day care policy to the menu will not do it, on the one hand. but, i think conservatives have had this idea that all we need to do is change the culture. you know, capturethe heights of the new york times and our elite colleges and engineer different messages. i think that wouldld be really helpful. make sure that there's a political counter piece being acknowledged, too. on the one hand, telling people the truth which as far as i can tell, the number one predictor that i've been able to run across and all my data analyses is marital quality. the quality of your marriage. it beats job satisfaction. it beats money. it bea

the prime minister of bavaria made such a statement for this, although the conservative block of the kds win the elections, e, cds, hss, at the moment, the ruling coalition of social democrats and the greens, of course, will not allow restarting as germany began to gradually abandon them back in 2011 . well, under the former chancellor angela merkel , the cause was the accident at the fukushima-1 nuclear power plant. well , since then, oh, the tragedy is almost forgotten japan is generally going to merge in the coming days, supposedly safe water from the station to the ocean. well , with the support of the united states and south korea in germany , the last three nuclear power plants were supposed to be decommissioned on the first of january this year, but amid the energy crisis, the station continued to operate until mid-april. polymetal today plans to complete the legal move from the unfriendly island of jersey to kazakhstan. trading in the company's shares on the london stock exchange has already been stopped . the delisting should take place on august 29, well, the main platform. now

tyou can see the monument is kd of at the center there and pretty soon there was a little bitle of developmenton the blo. all of a sudden they had a new focus ofor this town so very imaginative. >> thank you. a good example. help us understand olmstead and sergeant created in the novels that are important for us to keep in mind today. >> well, that agreement that i described earlier it's important to recognize that it was signeds for us. you recognize they were speaking about generations that is the take away we need more long-term thinking and i mean really wlong-term thinking, thinking about whether or not it's just ndnot good enough anymore. we are working today and collaborating. it would be full font and the public knowledge and literacy would also be forefront in their thinking as education is important to both of them and i want to point out i would say one, the long-term thinking. number t two, recognizing the changes in the landscape are not only from the time of the design and the creative partnership but the years prior. it's a much larger timeframe than the amount of budgets and go

ubs had a close look at kd s wiss's non-core assets, the portfolio they want to wind down , instead its not as toxic as we thought it would be and decided to tell this was government, we won't need your help. this is important for public sentiment about this deal because the taxpayer shouldn't be guaranteeing a bailout for this major bank. dani: there was so much of that criticism after this deal happened to the point ubs said we're not going to use it. it's not there anymore, is that part of the point of this for ubs? >> i think so. it was important for them to get this out of the way before they report earnings, it is delayed until the end of august. it was important to make that point ahead of earnings, and to assure investors. dani: how much of investor sentiment around ubs has been worry around the portfolio they have taken on from credit suisse? >> the past three or four years we have been so many bad surprises with credit suisse's portfolio. it was really important to tell markets that it's not as bad as it seemed before. dani: there is some irony for credit suisse ex-executives

but for what laws our deputies will still have time to vote before the end of the kds well, i'll clarifyalked about the fact that the updated directive number two, which came into force with the signing of number 170 of the president, implies the participation of deputies in the work of civil initiatives, and a change in the legal local legal local self-government, which we took literally. uh, at the end of the session. they provide a mechanism to work with these initiatives. and this mechanism is that it is the deputy corps at the base and regional levels that should filter them, they should approve these initiatives and the money pledged there for their implementation, therefore , of course, this is the deputy mission and encourage people to these initiatives , help them formalize them, and so on . these dubious laws. you understand, here in many parliaments deputies initiate laws not because they are needed. not because they meet public needs, but for the sake of pr here is what we started our conversation with in this regard this the work is very thankless, because the majority will

i work for gonselmash. 20 kd i just came to the factory was not in the best situation.uh, plant life is a much better name. uh, began to produce and sell 2.5 times more products, and exports of products - this has also increased 2.5 times over the past four years. let's negotiate. so we will proceed from the most modern world samples. let's focus on what is the best in the world, if we create something, let's look ahead. huge work has been carried out not only on the modernization of production. how fashionable it is now to talk about import substitution importation. well, working conditions were created and improved, and specifically the working conditions at specific workplaces. and you know that not so long ago we celebrated the 25th anniversary of fatherland with our combine harvester. and this is the way of perfect technology for the development of certain constructive technological competencies. there are export drivers, the rate made back then was import substitution on our own knowledge and technologies. she is covered in cars from belarus . the colossal decisio

with this is one of the pieces of thel lincoln funeral that kd of changed american burial practices or american funeral practices here prior to the lincoln funeral flower offerings were made here flower offerings have been made since antiquity, but mostly it was kind of a simple bouquet picked from somebody's garden and brought to the ceremony. and the thought was of surrounding the ugliness of death with something kind of vibrant and nice-looking as a floor offering. but it also had a practical purpose of covering up or masking the elders of decomposition, which once and only involvement came into vogue, was really not needed anymore. but after the lincoln funeral we start to see these grand floral offerings. people are essentially mimicking what they saw during lincoln's services and all the cities he went to. this topic here, this is his cattle fault in columbus. you can see how it is just heaped with loads of flowers and then this one is here from a stop in michigan city, indiana picked these pillars here were decorated with flowers picked from hundreds of local gardens. so we see

but you could alsoof say he's kd of needy turkey want to love.e wants love from black people, and yet he is doing the worst possible things to black people while he's president. and then the iron is, precisely because he is the radical republicans had to speed up the passage and ratification of the 14th and 15th amendments. by 1870, blacks have rights of citizenship ulysses s. grant is the president. is one who cared about black people. the question is where to think those that are weighted things go wrong? if that just about johnson. when you talk about reconstruction from a black perspective you get a larger sense of white racism everywhere that they had to fight. and douglas is one of the great fighters against that racism to the time of his death, and was inspired by the founding document of the nation. so it's been a real honor to be here, and thank you. you can certainly report about all of this to my new book which was published last week. thanks again. >> if you are enjoying american history tv then sign up for our newsletter using the qr

glad to-- see becomes its own kd of thing.ro the last thing owen said about diversity is the storytelleratters. while this is really good we are diversifying the story we are telling the truth and having these kinds of things. if you go to our friends over at mcleod they will tell you based on who is telling the story, the reaction of the from acceptance to pushback to hostility is different based on who is telling the story. and so we have to think about that to the point we are all in this together. you have got to be self-aware in terms of how your colleagues are being received. there are also pro so that as well. there are some weightier parts of the african-american journey that i can tell because it's part of my experience i can own it if i'm okay you're going to be okay. there is a lot to said about mix and mingle. >> going toix add talk about the business perspective. from my eyes, from a local perspective the 10 visitors bureau is the gatekeeper to entry into tourism relationship. i have been fortunate enough to be engaged for a quarter of a century. to see their place in terms

when the head of the christian democrats, the head of the christian democrats, the flea frying of the kdse in the country, struck the chancellor with a false testimony, if it can be proven that the chancellor is in connection with the tax scandal with the warburg bank, then from a political point of view he will come to an end on september 4th. the bundestag deputies are returning from the summer holidays, it is already known that the christian democrats intend to seek an investigation into the schulzwarburg case through the constitutional court . all this only added fuel to the fire, rumors about the possibility of the resignation of the chancellor from his role in financial affairs have been circulating in berlin offices since last year in the context of the ongoing recession in the country, as well as the extremely low rating of scholz and the stakes of the government headed by him are extremely high ivan heads dmitry volkov love dmitry matyushin channel one. you are watching the time now is advertising, and immediately after the support of the patriotic cosmonautics. what was discusse

well, that weng greet red and kd people. and second, that you did havema a former obama official who was a water resource who for 5 hours refused to release the water, who wanted to talk tt about how do we make sure that everything's worked out all right. and frankly, there is a movement among some of the lef t wing nut case in ohio and ino -- ohio. and maui to not allow water to be used to fight fires. now, again, explain that to me. they value the the water going to the taro crop more than the water protecting human beings. i just think that's an extraordinary psychological condition, not ideological. psychological. you knowideologi , i, i, i always usedo such to say there's no such thing as a stupid question, but this is a stupid question. ths waswawould be if thi a republican, if this was donald trump, what would the reaction be? mr. speakedonald wr? th >> well, we saw it with george bush, with george w bush and katrina. be i mean, the new york times. would be page one. all the major networks would hor have horrendous st

so when you're usingsing burner phones, 17 shell companies and dodgin andg taxes, you're kd of announcing you're committing crimes. >> as we've reported, joe biden was also using an alias notg an just one. >> joe biden had at least three. oejoe biden used at leastor three pseudonyms or fake names in emails that he was receiving from people within the federal government, people that worked for him. he was receiving emails pertaining to ukraine. his son hunter was copiedha on them, which we've always heard that the white house has said that ant hunter biden wasnt an employee of the government. >> he wasn't any part of the government. robert peters robin, where joe? >> beware. interesting. why would a sitting vice president have three aliases? and we're not talking about secret service code namess . >> and why w is hunter being secede on his father's alias email accounts? well, because vice president joe biden wavice psman emailing his official foreign travel schedule. >> schedulesg travel of biden's calls with the president of ukraine to huntef r. while hunter sat on the dirty ukrainian com

nailya from kd why is the ukrainian counteroffensive stalling ?d in prime time by german tv channels taxpayers must report how it turned out that while they are working, billions of euros directed to the kiev regime and new funds for armaments must be deducted on time. moreover, specific recipients have already been identified, for example , the american military corporation general dinex is claiming $34 million from the funds earmarked for military assistance to ukraine. as a result , amazing graphics with tanks and soldiers in the style of children's drawings and a disappointing explanation of the reporters appear in the german reports. it's too early to say yet. successfully it counteroffensive or not? one thing is clear, although there are no official figures for ukraine, it is very expensive in court, and incurs huge losses in technology in living syria. and as it turns out, there is nothing to make up for this dropped equipment, as it turns out, the states are negotiating the supply of the most sought-after 155 -mm artillery shells for ukrai

running against and joson and ford as his actual opponent, but, you know, running generally against kd of culture and way people do things in washington. but then you get to and yo realize, oh, those same people, they're still in congress. you to deal with them there in your own party if you want to get anything done, you've got to deal with congress. hopefully this is also a theme we've taken from the class. we've talked a lot about presidents being kind of embedded in the other branches. and so one of the things that carter wants to do is really speak to the people about all these new things. he he wants to do all these changes. he wants to make. and again, now we kind of think about the president speaking directly to the people on tv or through any various forms of media that we might have or a live that's pretty normal and it wasn't a new thing in 1976, but we haven't really talked about when we've talked about presidents speaking directly to the people is this can create a little bit of a tense dynamic with congress. so when you go to the people and you're like here's what we're g

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at least twoha very different kd of identity politics in which the circumstances you have no controlin color you are, what gender you are and so forth, the things that most identify you. and that i think is, becomes a problem in a liberal society because it means that your group membership is really what's important. that's really what's going to determine the weight the state treat you, how you're going to get a job, how you're going to get into a university, this sort of thing. that becomes an illiberal understanding of human society trend . >> host: i want to read a quote from former president barack obama. this is from earlier this month on cnn. quote, it's very hard to sustain democracy when you have such massive concentrations of wealth here and so, part of my argument has been that unless we attend to that, unless we make people feel more economically secure and were takenom more seriously the need to create ladders of opportunity and a stronger safety net that's adapted to these new technologies and the displacements that are going on around the world, if we don't take care o

i mean, you can go through that entire 250-plus pageofpinion from the district court and really kd miss our map altogether, other than the fact that it doest produce a second black district. and that jusshs how far afield the section 2 inquiry really has come in this case. justice barrett: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice jackson? justice jackson: yes. i am so, so glad for justice barrett's clarification because i had the same thoug aut what you were ar and i'm glad that you ied that your core is that the gingles test has to have a race-neutral baseline or tt the first step has to be ce-neutral. and -- and what i guess i'a little confused about in light of that argument is when our normal assessment of the constitution, why is it that you think that there's a fourteenth amendment obm? and let me just clarify what i mean by that. i don't think we can assume just because race is taken i account that that necessarily eates an equal protection problem, because i undstd thatoked at the history and traditions of the constitution at what the frame and the founders thought about d when

just trying to understand, are you saying that tseere not legitimate waivers or modifications under th kdf power. >> your honor, we do not question a us of the heroes act prior to 2020. >> right, but what is your view again? i'm trying to clarify your exchange with justice kavanaugh on what waiver mea you're saying the secretary would've had to change something about the relaons, but not about their application with t to the obligations that they require of people? >> your honor, if i can try to lustrate with an example, i think this might get to it. there is an existi ln at discharge program for peant disability that requires an individual to expect to be permandisabled for at least 60 months. ifhe secretary came in and said because of the national emergency, if someone was affected because of that, they can reduce that 60 month requirement down to 36 months. that to me is a modification of an existing program. that would be an example. in tmsf waiver, waiver is when the secretary goes in and ultake out an entire one of the existing requirements and that is not what the secretary is doin