from the princely ceremony, pradslav moved to kell, and immediately realized that the life of the manachinasat of the princesses. perad postrygam, princess musila prices svaygo kshtaltu vybrabavalny termin. the bridegrooms completed their shepherdships and rewrote books. only men were engaged in getai on the right. draw the letters on parchment, the paper is physical. you are sick, you are graphic. little by little, but pradslav loved books. yana went to bed and gave a new name: eufrasinnya, which is translated from greek, as rejoice. finally, the young mana fell asleep. anel takes her by the hand and goes nowhere. scenes of the polish people were hidden behind the scenes. the way is near the village of syaltso, where the sticky grass church has melted. anel sleepy and efrasinya understood that god himself would choose this month. yana started to create a monastery there, and for this purpose the patronage of the prince and the polack veche. i understand the confession, expressing skepticism, but little has come of it. adnak thanked the nespadzyavanka. the polish bishop himself, ilya , will

against a month assign for every hostage more than a week after from us struck israel with terror, kelling and kidnapping civilians. people have come together here until the summer, blaming the government's others came and so were there already with the victims found myself belongs to one of them. the 24 year old is missing 6 of our own family members who may have blamed riverside it's, it's around 10 30 am i tell her was entered their home was dozens of them. have an aunt with knives waving denija them and shouting. i spoke with the rhone at the last minute and she sent me a recording, but the com i know the term is here. we have a loan. yes, there was shouting, and the vibe and soul team the own catches her aunt. she was taken together with a small daughters of eve in the us. they were a visiting family in the laws. i could boots clothes to go, so i need cops. the uncle is missing to as, as his elderly mother, if thoughts and her husband got the most you most need base in full king. i'm here because my family has no voice right now. their dad moment see. okay, if not, we'll take the free

and the equal-weighted index also got a higher return compared to the kells index. in the first 6 months of this year, the stock market has yielded about 82% for shareholders. in other markets, we saw an 18% growth in the free dollar rate in the same time market. the stock exchange was recognized as the most profitable financial market in the first 6 months of this year, and in september it achieved the highest yield with 49 tens. it should be said in in the spring, we saw the growth of 11 chloros indices, and part of this growth was influenced by the approval of petrochemical feedstocks in the middle of may . tehran's chlors index grew by 8.20 % from the channel of 1 million 90 thousand units to the channel of about 2 at the end of the summer season. million rose by 120,000 units. in the spring season, we also witnessed the growth of 11 klores indices , and part of this growth was lost in the middle of may. experts believe that the expected inflation in the country has been controlled to some extent due to the high sales of oil and the stability of the dollar, and

És azt kell mondani, az a-terv megbukott. say the plan didn't work, let's develop a plan b, and if thereh it will cost, once we understand that, we need to decide how to share this burden, it is impossible to finance someone whose military strategy is no longer viable, i don't see any point in us sending money to ukraine , the money that hungarian taxpayers allocated to their budget. financial receipts in other areas may cease; in 2019, naftogaz entered into an agreement with prom for the transit of russian gas to europe, a total of 225 billion cubic meters. contract duration ends at the end of the twenty-fourth year. but in the telegram channel of the former prime minister of ukraine mykola azarov , the text of the draft law appeared, which talks about a proposal to increase the collection from individuals to 4.5%. let me remind you that since 2004, residents of ukraine have paid 1.5% of their accrued salary, this is the so-called. there is a military tax that has been collected from ukrainian citizens since 2000, according to the tax department of ukraine, for example, in 2017 this tax

i believe her book perfectly captures silent kell's character, his personality, and his philosophy. he, in fact, when i was vice president, there's a small library of works about and by vice presidents that's in the library at the naval observatory. and i remember one sunny sunday when i had a few moments after church to grab a book, and i pulled calvin coolidge, his autobiography off the shelf, first edition, and sat down and read it in an afternoon. and i want to thank the coolidge foundation for putting calvin coolidge, his autobiography, back in print and available for every american in. amity. your words about him, his words in a book much shorter than my book. a lot shorter than my book. evidence of his brevity and economy of words or my lack of. inspired me greatly. and i've been inspired since by his humility, his principled conservative leadership that resonates into our time in new and renewed ways and by his deep devotion to the constitution of the united states. you know, there were many times when i was vice president that i would look around the room at those luminarie

we heard many republican colleagues kelling manu raju this plan to empower mchenry is dead.r understanding? >> it is my understanding. i'm really pleased with that brianna. i don't think it's a good idea to grant special, additional powers to the speaker pro tem. in all fairs in, patrick mchenry himself also said he didn't think it was a good idea. he felt that the purpose of having the speaker pro tem was to just keep functions going until such time that the speaker was elected, and so everybody came to that consensus in the room. we don't describe it as chaos. every time i go to the conference we can count on a couple of things. always a sports analogy, a wartime analogy always a couple bible verses and cursing ensues pretty soon there after. >> reporter: this one sounded extraordinary. sounded like there was at least one f word bandied about, and this was not the normal kind of conference meeting, i think, we should be very clear about that, reporting on that is very clear. ken buck said he doesn't think that jim jordan can actually get to that all-important 217 votes, an

vikings, in general, everything related to the ancient scandinavian languages, the ta language. runes, kelle in a fucking hole. a i think he really has nothing to do with it. it's starting. yes, she could have gone down with the boat. it is possible that the boat sank and the corpse surfaced. but she couldn’t swim out, despite her tied legs. petrovich, she has hematomas on her head. when immersed in water , she was most likely unconscious. thus, she could not surface. and what? has anything become clear about the motive? i think it's a scandinavian funeral rite. oh, it looks like they set the boat on fire, no, that’s a movie cliche. in fact, they drowned it, well, judging by the latest research. you need to ask local residents, has anyone's boat gone missing lately? do you suspect something unknown? well, he’s a philologist, obsessed with scandinavian myths, and according to his psychological profile, he’s a steroid type, prone to exalted actions. now, if possible in russian, well, in russian he could have staged such a theatrical murder, well. everything is clear, i don’t know, i don’t kno

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announcer: 2024 republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy talked about woke kell churr in new hampshire where he was the keynote speaker at the coolidge fundraiser hosted by the cheshire county republican party and then he talks

the prime minister standing up to the rad kell left insanity and making you're leaders look weak. >> know when they're talking about men and women. people can't be any sex they want to be. a man is a man and woman is a woman. that's common sense. >> did you hear the applause? imagine if biden said that. >> he couldn't do that. no, but this issue a lot of people say it's not a big deal. it's big deal here because it's about seizings control over the kids from their parents under this phony ruse of privacy this is just between me and the activist so it's shifting the parental bond to sick activists who have cared school administrators and politicians to play along. it's about speech. this is the first time i've seen in our history it's okay for others to compel you to use words. it's not about silencing your speech. it's compelling to you use certain words. but freedom of speech is also involved the rejection of people forcing you to say things. that's where we are right now. it's worse here. everything is worse here. we are elevating things that destroy the country whether border scie

did it on the pat macafee show and kelce doing ads for pfizer and aaron rodgers said about travis kelluation and the response to aaron rodgers. ed >> our defense played well and pat didn't have a crazy game and mr. pfizer, we kind of shut him down a little bit and didn't have a crazy impact game and obviously had some yards and stuff and for the most part, we played tough on defense and for the last four quarters. >> with a stash, i look like a guy named mr. pfizer. who knew i'd get into the vax wars with aaron rodgers. mr. pfizer versus the johnson & johnson family over there. will: you were laughing pretty hard there, pete. pete: you knew he was going to slip it in, will. probably waiting in his commentary just to make that jap. jab. carly: that was a good response from aaron rodgers. that's a clever response. will: it's not the same thing. i mean, just because ayr rodgers cashes a paycheck from a guy that owns johnson & johnson isn't the same thing from travis kelce doing an add campaign with a band aid on his shoulder -- band-aid on his shoulder. pete: who wants the attention more?

not so much in today's trade or yesterday's as well, kell. back over to you. >> dom, thanks. chu. >>> consumer prices coming in hotter than expected this morning, raising concerns about more fed tightening. the cpi jumped 0.4 last month, up 3.7% from a year ago. the core, up 0 p.3. my next guest says the stickiness of services inflation keeps the prospects of another hike alive. joining me now are my guests. welcome to both of you. cathy, i'll start with you. i think you're sort of narrowing the street right now. you don't expect another hike but you are watching the services and thinking maybe. >> that's right, kelly. we think they're done and they don't necessarily need to do more. the backup and long-term yields and tightening of financial conditions overall will do some to have work for the federal reserve. you see these core service numbers and you look at the super core, which strips out rental inflation, it's still quite buoyant and up 0.6 on the month. and year on year, still relatively elevated. so it doesn't give them quite the confidence to declare yes, we're oven

you know what's so hard sometimes is watching those videos and the people kelling the kids, don't --he kids, don't cry. let them cry. biden, not all the americans are with you on this one and you need to wake up and understand that. we will remember this. you need to know, i [inaudible] you are on the right side of history. stuart: jason rant joins me now -- rants is with me now. >> she's in the democrat party because she's not been removed. i can appreciate some of the democrats that have spoken out and condemned this kind of behavior, overall they haven't. there's a movement within the progressive party of the democrat -- of the democrat party that embraces this and truly hates israel and frankly hates jews. so when you have a party that is embracing it, you're allowing it to foment and grow, and it's only going to get worse. this should be condemned by absolutely everyone. i think this is worthy of senture and she's goes out saying netanyahu is lying and spreading hamas disinformation. she's been taught this and legitimately has hatred in her heart for israel and jews and that mak

arizona starter merrill de kell took it from there, striking out nine and allowing only one run. diamondbacks cruised 9-1. they now head to arizona for game three on monday, tomorrow. >>> san jose sharks legend joe thornton put the rumors to rest this weekend. take a look. >> judging how many people keep asking me, i guess i have to tell you, i'm officially retiring from the nhl. i thought you guys would have figured it out sooner, but you kept asking. but here i am, retiring. >> he looks retired. the 44-year-old made the announcement on social media. his 24-year career in the nhl included a hart trophy and the league's most valuable player. >>> 7:26 right now. much more ahead. coming up, a live look outside this morning as we remain under that microclimate weather alert. rob mayeda will have more on the windy conditions as the red flag warning is still in effect. >>> i'm on a skateboard. >> that inspiring story here at home. how this skater in her 60s stays on top of her game before she competes iernationally. competes iernationally. nt kayaking is my thing. running is awesome.

on certain levels, maybe a little bit incrementally worse, so a mixed picture on the two-year side, kellck over to you. >> your reaction? >> it's a two-year auction. there will be more. i think it's pretty average. the nice thing about the deficit, if you don't like this auction, wait for the next one. we know there's less foreign demand. you need higher yields to clear this thing. it takes a long time to happen and there's a lot more coming. but if you want bonds, they're out there and the yields are getting better every day. >> jason, last word. what is your advice to investors in this climate? >> again, i think it's just focus on the fact that the era of quantitative easing is over, we're now in an era of quantitative tightening, and some of the old rules will start to apply, that the period between 2009 and 2021 was very unu unusual. >> to say the at least. and a lot of people came of able during this. jason, brian, thank you both for your time today. >>> shares of the big three automakers. sense the uaw strike began, gm has taken the biggest hit down 14%. our phil lebeau has the lat

signals a change in trend for the economy, but it's certainly something some traders are watching, kell. >> i think all of these inflexion points are. thank you very much, dom chu. >>> marks are on alert for any sign the fed might be backing away from the higher for longer mantra and the supervision michael barr is speaking on the economy. let's get out to steve liesman who gets out the headlines. steve? >> kelly, thanks. the fed's vice chair is saying that the key question is not whether the fed hikes again and how long the fed remains restrictive. full effects of tightening are yet to come. that's him weighing in on an important debate among fed officials and it's not done with the lags yet. he said the fed can proceed carefully at this point. the economy is showing more resilience than he expected. he sees a higher probability now that the fed can avoid a large increase -- can avoid large increases in the unemployment rate and the degree of job losses you might usually see with the amount of policy tightening that they've had recently. he says they're making progress bringing labor s

gain and the s&p up 1% and the nasdaq shy of that over to tyler matheson for our cnbc news update >> kellk you very much israel's military says it has freed a hostage. the idf reports that the soldier was released tonight during a ground operation and has been medically checked, is doing well and has been reunited with her family the private was taken hostage by hamas during the october 7th attack the senior defense official said u.s. targets in iraq and syria have been attacked at least 23 times in the last two weeks. at least four of the attacks happened after the u.s. launched retaliatory strikes on iranian-linked targets last week >>> u.s. military is buying japanese seafood in bulk to offset the impact of china's ban on the food according to a reuters report china issued a ban after tokyo started releasing treated water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the sea the first u.s. purchase included about a metric ton of scallops these purchases will feed soldiers and will be sold in shops and restaurants on u.s. bases. back to you, kelly >> thank you i'll see you soon. >>> coming up,

kell? >> leslie, thank you so much. jeff, let's talk about this, and why we might be seeing this take place. it had been a ho-hum ipo to this point where suddenly it's a head scratcher. if the stock drops below $40, i would be a buyer. so it's not like i've seen a lot of people say thing is crazy overvalued. interesting wrinkle, take a look at what the ceo said this morning when asked about the proceeds, which will largely be used to pay down the debt. listen. >> we fell in love with our partners. after the first night, we found out they didn't have the money to pay us cash. so the debt we're having is coming purely from this acquisition time. we will pay back a serious amount of this. we don't need money to drive the business, because whatever we do generates money. we have a very cash rich company, we have a few million in our bank account. >> indeed, jeff, crocs, which you could call its nearest competitor, they're down 21%. maybe that's not helping. what do you make of it? >> it's disappointing, kelly. birkenstock i

laura kell , these conflicts? thank you. laura kelly. former— these conflicts? thank you.ank you. laura kelly, former policy reporter at i kelly, former policy reporter at hill. thank you for your time. my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to former israeli prime minister naftali bennet. she asked him what israel's current goals were. our objective is for the citizens of israel to be able to return to their homes in the south and to have the hostages released, that is our goal. we want to be able to live with security and peace, the families here in the town of sderot, tens of thousands of other families, to know that never again will they be under rockets, terror attacks etc from gaza. the implication of that is that we need to demilitarise gaza and that is the stated goal of the government. 0k. we... we are planning a counteroffensive against this hamas—isis—type organisation. we saw two us hostages released, i wonder, does a ground incursion into gaza make it less likely you will get the rest of the hostages out? well, there is no option but to eradicate hamas. if any

acting director kell lynn come minutes over the energy department's clean energy demonstrations officepowered cars from america's highways. >> reporter: $1.2 billion will go to fund the two hubs in public/private partnerships. nearly a dozen companies pitched to receive the award money, including swiss based climate works and heirloom carbon in california. >> if we have any chance of meeting climate goals, we need billions of tons of carbon to come out of the atmosphere. >> reporter: erin burns of the nonprofit carbon 180 says the public has to start now. the growing movement to reach climate goals is hardly just a u.s. one. the united nations is pushing for a global commitment to reach net zero by 2050. carbon 180's mission is what the group calls cleaning up the last two centuries of carbon emissions. >> we need to go back to a time when we weren't barreling towards 1.5 or 2 degrees centigrade in warming. >> reporter: it's an all hands on deck approach as temperatures rise and the time to reach climate goals runs out. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> and that's the overnight n

announcer: 2024 republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy talked about woke kell churr in new hampshire where he was the keynote speaker at the coolidge fundraiser hosted by the cheshire county republican party and then he talks about human trafficking and drug smuggling and took pictures with attendees who purchased v.i.p. tickets. vivek: hey, guys. good to see you. checking people in? >> we are. get rained on? vivek: a little bit. it's ok, show it. it's ok, though. we were hit first. we were at the northern border today. it was raining. >> pretty far up there. i'm from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. vivek: similar to cincinnati where i am. so good seeing you guys. good to be here, guys. >> glad you made it. vivek: thank you. i appreciate it. hopefully it's a successful fundraiser. you're working for the county? >> i'm the treasurer of cheshire county. vivek: good. good. how much are you raising? >> our target is 5-7. vivek: good. how much are people paying to come. >> $60 and then different ticket options. vivek: $60 is the minimum for people to be here. i appreciate it. thanks s

you assess the palestinian authority ability to maintain security what is the path forward for the kellsestinians in light of this diminished and shattered credibility? and, is that a continued policy priority for the united states to do the things necessary to support the administration of justice inside the west bank. >> senator, i have believed for a long time if there is going to be any hope of a two state solution one of the foundations of any stable entity is the ability to have a legal system and asic i was proud of the work we did over the many years to build the training and level of responsibility of palestinian security forces. my understanding is that is resumed and there is bipartisann support for that activity. truly hard to build a stable force it requires sustained stengagement. if i am confirmed as ambassador building that institution is something i will pay great detail to. i do not think you can have security ands stability withoua security force. the part of the work of this committee and this congress in the coming days. we try to put in place the measures to stop th