kramer is a senator from the state of north dakota. also what are the odds that one of the two most famous people in washington would come from can do. this is such an honor thanks for including me to participate i might have been the first person to read the whole book. in theic book he tells a story aboutbe the elder richard kramer in the cooperative for the summer job i love the fact he had to go to the union shop and work foror the co-op. that is the last time he did either of those things but morem important than that, his brother who along with him they are the two stars ofy the book. more than anyone else combined. just to give you a little bit of that. my i dad did teach him. he put the part about the climate. but richard kramer said for the price of a drink at the bar downtown we could go to the liquor store and get a six pack. my dad retired and he wrote the book onk price theory but the best book he's ever written i encourage everyone listening and watching to read it not only is it a great documentation, it is aom great doc

i wanted to call on kevin kramer. wet have another person from the north dakota, kevin kramer is a senator from the state of north dakota and is also what are the odds two of the most famous people in washington would come from can-do. thank you for being here. [applause] neither are the mostfa famous person from can-do. dave osborne one of the classmates for the vikings they areuc classmates. this is such an honor. thanks for including me. my ten years in congress is the highlight. it really is. for the handful of you that read the whole book i am sure she proofread it many times. i might have been the first person to read the whole book. i was reading it on the airplane laughing so hard but to give you a little context if you didn't read the f book they lived acros the alley from one another and in the book, he tells a story about richard kramer the elder cast with teaching when he joined as a lineman for a summer job. i loved the fact he had to go to the union shop and work for the co-op. that is the last time he d

but richard kramer said --. you know that for the price of a drink at the bar downtown we could go to the liquor store and get a six pack. and my dad retired alignment and -- wrote the book on price theory literally wrote the book on price three. but the best book -- has ever ridden is is leader his memoirs or spectac. ular i encourage everybody. it's listening to watching to read it. and we celebrate that for sure because not only as steve says not only is it a great documentation of a historical moment. i mean it is a great documentation of it. significant historical moment here, but it has countless lessons to all of us. on how to govern and better yet how to behave. really and the two go hand in hand. i told you i laughed so hard at some points that people were concerned about me sitting sitting on the plane, but i'm just gonna give you a couple of of the lessons that i learned. first of all i one of the parts so i really laughed the hardest is when when the wives the faculty wives accosted you -- because he

kramer, i'm with my 4 and i wanted to, she should use it because all of these to would still need to fix my dummy must company. me pretty good. you can keep it as possible in the middle than anybody else that just spoke to him. is this like a graph of your machine is going to, i'm going to do so when you, when you might, to the concepts. you said you have to press create a new preview, then your son you put, you will be what not. by that time, alexandra had a kosky, had already quit the alpha special group. he was among the 1st to begin gathering self defense militia groups. oh, i hm. mm mm mm mm. with both with when you go to school, when you get over, i'm also going to assume is not, can we put a resource for themselves on producer way? what's the medical become over the media can done with any of these all but able to so much millennium she me yup. also wanted you one year with when you when you don't let us do it. so nick told them he does put you at no, our coordination with all new employee. she's caused me to let people who will print over them before the 3rd party oversight u

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let's go now to d, w as tanya kramer. she joins us from a climate strike protest in tel aviv, tanya, what are the protesters? they're telling you. while i'm standing here at this try future protest in tell of ethan, you see around me, a lot of young people are gathering hits an annual when for young activists are coming together, you know, from animal rights activists to. 6 environmental activists to god and they told me before, you know enough is enough that needs to be done more to fight the climate crisis. and for more that i'm joined to actually buy miriam french. she's one of the co organizers hero campaign organizes all the events here. tell me what's your reaction to this new and report, or are you surprised at all? that's the word is so far from reaching the target. thank you. so it was devastating to read, but it was really not surprising again and again, year after year we're reading these reports and each time, you know, our heart breaks more and that's why i'm here today. and that's why we're going to be 15000

and in the book that tells a story about richard kramer the elder richard. there's a number of richards that are in the book he references, but was passed with teaching the younger richard how to climb poles when dick joined the rural electric cooperative as a lineman for a summer job. now, i love the fact that dick had to go to the union shop and work for co-op, you know. that was last time he did either of those things, but, but more important than that even, charlie armey dick's brother who along with phil gramm really are the two stars of the book i think. they get more ink than anybody else combined. and so charlie armey dick's older brother and my daddy were best man at each others weddings. they both married well. they both stayed married to the same person their entire lives. just to give you a little of that year my dad did teach dick. dick didn't put this part and a book. he put the part about the climb poles in the book picky didn't put this, my dad, dick tells nick and gave him his first, one of his first economics lessons. dick and dad after wor

he got up, i'll never forget he gets up in front of all these oilmen k and he said kramer said ike is anything i want about ethanol. it was such a damn time i get the russians didn't even try it. [laughing] and true story and he got a standing ovation. he didn't have to say another word. [applause] i did one time tried to plead my case for the farm bill in his office. you've got to admit free markets don't work in every situation because agriculture is heavily subsidize by all of our competitors. we just were trying to have a fair market alleys level the playing field a little bit to which he said without thinking about it contemplating worrying about my feelings come he said i've never met an american who decide to become a farmer because somebody put a gun to the head. i said will talk about something else. let's talk about linda or ee. anyway, i know there's a 39 page index on dick's book. i bet i've twice that many pages that i've written. so i will always be able to go back to the things that really didn't matter because dick took actions and took them into parables. again histor

igor butman daniil kramer larisa dolina they were joined by representatives of the sochi jazz scene,es of performances called from kaliningrad to sakhalin will last until the end of the year. not old, not decrepit, he, on the contrary, is young. there are a lot of young talented people who came to jazz, who can be said to be one of the best in jazz today. the world. this proves their performance at the most prestigious jazz competitions. all concerts are supported by the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and the ministry of culture all the news available on media platforms in the application on the website look.ru you can fall asleep after 20 minutes and sleep soundly throughout the night wellson bad sleep no longer scares you, an innovative cough medicine, it helps to accelerate the elimination of inflammation and support pulmonary immunity. cough innovation in the 21st century. up to 74% of the bank brings everything. you are ready and gives 1,000 rubles. i've been burning my ass for fuel all day. and you heard about the place, a different approach reduces the level of aci

hanna kramer uh, peace is trying to take away his so-called lands, that is, part of ukraine and belarusbuild his own empire it's always interesting when they write it. uh, local political columnists and local journalists - this is for the viewers. for those who still doubt. we have been to poland, we know what their mood is about our western lands, they sleep and see and do not hide it. and this is what the ukrainian political elite writes, and in parts she sold the ukrainianus so that warsaw would refute the interests of ukrainians in the international arena and provide financial military support to the armed forces. well, we are talking about what will stick in and any methods are good. as a result, zelensky adopted a law, according to to which the poles will be the only foreigners. whose whose legal status will be similar to the citizens of ukraine is the main point, about which the polish ukrainian representatives are silent. this is that the citizens of poland will be able not only to conduct business in ukraine without restrictions, but also to participate in the election campaign

extraction within the formally disputed area. us president joe biden has called the deal historic w. tonya kramer explains what the argument was about. the mediterranean sea, off the coast between israel and lebanon. these were contested waters. both countries have long been locked in dispute over where the maritime border lies. behind the scenes, negotiations have gone on for several years. now, israel and lebanon have agreed on a maritime booted you mediated by the united states. this skimmed shoemakers agreement strengthens israel security and our freedom of action against has bla and the threats to our north. there's rare consensus in the security establishment regarding the necessity of this agreement. the dispute is about a relatively small triangle shaped area with each side claiming their part as exclusive economic zone. the areas expected to be rich in offshore guess. israel and lebanon has a long history of conflict. the 2 countries for to war in 2006. and there has been many security incidence between israel and the lebanese she eyed militant group has been lost since parts of the coun

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igor butman daniil kramer larisa dolina they were joined by representatives of the sochi jazz scene, series of performances called from kaliningrad to sakhalin will last until the end of the year all concerts are supported by the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and ministry of culture. not old, not decrepit, on the contrary, a lot of young talented people came to jazz, who can be said to be one of the best in the world today. this proves their performance at the most prestigious jazz competitions. now a small advertisement, and then we will talk about the events of the capital region, do not switch. hands are fixed again, yes, again the hands are zagrebuki sales, or boredom 11 at ozone only from november 11 9 rubles. coffee machine for 21.99 rubles. bread rolls 10 packs for 399 rubles. now many are putting their lives on pause due to rising prices with a sovcombank loan make important purchases at today's prices and turn back all your sovcombank plans people are more important in any incomprehensible situation. write to the robot max to issue a european protocol online is

machine usually would be to her annual progress q go out to show that you could shuffle grading on kramer. i'm work for and i wanted to share issue use it because these to would still need to fix my dummy most convenient for you. be good. you can keep it as possible in the middle than anybody else. that yourself to him is this like a graph of your machine is going to, i'm going to when you, when you might, you confess, you said you have a dish. and you preview, then your son, you put, you will be what not. by that time, alexander had a kosky had already quit the alpha special group. he was among the 1st to begin gathering self defense militia groups. oh, i hm. mm. mm. mm. mm. with both with when you go to school, when you get over a, can we go to resource with the medical or somebody me a so much museum. she me yeah. but also need you here with go. when you want you to also, you need to let me put, you know, our book when nathan would go to the following procedure was told that people who will pick him over them about food. so the bunch of those are great enough for my item when they ceas

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you could shuttle grading on kramer. i'm with my for, i don't want to assure issue i guess at the because these to with, when you get my dummy anybody you be good. you can keep it on a whole bunch of stuff. so if you take a graph of your machine is going to do so you might, you can certainly, could you please create a new printer to your printer. you will be what most by that time, alexandra kosky had already quit the alpha special group. he was among the 1st to begin gathering self defense militia groups. i, i hm. with, oh, a just when you go to school, when you get over i'm also good. i feel it was not a resource for counselors, ultimately with community college. if somebody me a little too much from the selenium she, me yep. also when you do one year what you want also those do it. the next one, let me thus put, you know, our coordination with family and pro. she's good was nice to them. people who, when it came to over to them about food, a bunch oversize ukrainian. that's what that's a so my wife maybe i'm of them b

and so when it comes up, process to kramer, station, rear colors will break, and we'll go to leaks, considers any minute social monies can rescue or form a ukrainian intelligence office of i see the prosser of says, the idea of forming nationalist battalions from former ultra radical might, and defenders was conceived at the highest level as opposed to creamy concordia members show us so chino declaring themselves not just to slap approaches, just throwing but it's 3 killing somebody's dish. you can use that same number. we'll just keep them as making a proposal. not sure to put it all solution model need. when you my team will you will proceed. you want us to run the, the commercial, traditional medical business of the utilities from news news from appeal in. was that over here today much, but our little will do it, at least with children, will get off here unless we watch super. ah, peeves new authorities were in a hurry, the se refused to recognize the co. i'm was ready to hold a referendum once a session from ukraine in almost all major cities in ukraine's, russian speaking pods. local se

so when you come sort of process to kramer station here from callers, we'll break and we'll go to leaks computers, and you might social money to middle school or former ukrainian intelligence officer vasily, producer of says the idea of forming nationalist battalions from former ultra radical might and defenders was conceived at the highest level so it was a process to create a concrete number show us, so chino stated lodging. hm. so it's not just sloppy skills going, but it's still killing that somebody's teacher is outside the bra. we'll just get provisioning a proposal. but not sure to could you last notion model you, when you're more a t g c, you will present you into strongly the, your, the commercial, traditional listening is something you'd sort of news news from appeal in was that over here today? much to barley global, do it, at least with trillion. we'll get off here unless we watch super tv new authorities who are in a hurry, the se refused to recognize the co. i'm was ready to hold a referendum on secession from ukraine. in almost all major cities in ukraine's, russian speak

so i believe kramer you bought, he was not familiar with a lot with this is jessica china is actually what i did not. kyle smalley. belinda with that to the middle. eileen, last meal is unit and i'm you know, wish to learn about any particular home child. don't worry about it when you listen child keyboard, others real? yeah, yeah. you name with a yes. but that all is abusive. do a walk is what i was i beat it to one of the problems through our local guy or somebody's life event from when he's me can yes and yes, there's a break. but if you're that you want, you know, by seem over that with her, she just besides said she needed to piece you said you 60. it could go just to please quit car teether. i think the only thing that he always does to put me at the tequila will come because of the to some with more than if even a piece you believe. yeah, i don't wish to grab leisure. publish date when you get to a bigger which and i'm not to heal. oh so, so seamlessly business to heal and marshal sleep, leaky skills for professionals to keep cells. humans, general cornerstone, joy wayne, the i

bunnies could buy food from the meat kramers.ot have transported medvedev from his zoo to the toad so trained that i whom i already was a count. oh, to whom my house is brought here by the jackal, the kokhan's wife, the orderly, the seas of leontin, introduces in the garden of the ambassadorial family there was an ashmadet door and two lads to the yak-chap dug on the account. i vera they have no one. 1893 phone, and you gave up with a justifiable trial? technicians, alet, zhabsky said, neither yakir is not a court, it’s just that from birth with confidence in minsk, the word allo blew rani than in many smaller cities already in 1880, another orda foot line bled out the fire station and the kalansha, then it was jara of the police on the old women of the important road installations, whether that the telephones of the hutka will appear and lure them into quarters, and you don’t believe anyone, a lev 8.893 the city government had a new telephone exchange for private subscribers. in 1895, at the minsk stumneloran and raptom at the w

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can kramer for space up close and congratulations on a beautiful launch especially after the hurricane. sergei, it's an honor to have you here. you are a hero to all of the people who love space, thanks for being here. i want to ask you about your perspective on the iss will stop you are the first one on the first mission and it has grown tremendously. tell us about your expectation for the iss. has it met them, exceeded them, what do you hope the iss will lead to in the future? >> that's a complicated question. probably the big story behind what was planned initially, i can just remind you that when we started this program, it was built in order to fly for 50 years. we exceeded the 50 years time mark a long time ago. it was extended a couple of times. we have agreed to do flights up to 2024 and are already in talks with their international partners and talking with our specialists in russia and looking through technical capabilities to fly. we understand it makes sense to keep flying. there is an excellent infrastructure we built in space to be used for humanity, even more than what w

think this was telegraphed -- kwn if it was ten days ago or whatever, when raj the ceo was on with kramer and talking about worldwide recession. so i think that this was sort of already priced in. one interesting thing about fedex -- >> i was going to be more optimistic about the whole thing, and you know that's not my disposition but i'm trying hard you made the point this is going to be the season where there's bad news and stocks will go down again and again on the same news when i heard the fedex warning i thought, is fedex going to go down on the same kind of news? and it didn't some isn't that positive, courtney >> right, yeah, that's true. we did already do that it's similar to what happened with a&d we're seeing a slow down with pcs. it's going down on the same news the bigger story is the fact that we got this really positive jobs report, which means the fed is likely going to continue at their rate hike. that's likely what's going to continue the economy, because what they need to see a slowdown in the unemployment rate until we see that i think you're going continue to see the

but you found ways over years to reach out to those people like the activist writer larry kramer andgh they'd at one point called you a murderer. can you imagine an america where you somehow are able to reach out...? you've alluded to donald trump, to your other opponents, most of them are republican, who castigated you. is there any way to build bridges? i hope so, i hope so. but that would have to really be dependent on people putting aside this profound degree of divisiveness, because, remember, when you talk about republicans, my most enjoyable and productive interactions have been in the more than 50 years that i have been at the nih and at the more than 38 years that i have been the director of the institute, those have been with republicans equally to democrats. for example, i had the honour and the privilege of establishing and being the principal architect of the president's emergency plan for aids relief, or pepfar, which was, in fact, made possible by my interaction and collaboration with president george w bush. right. clearly a conservative republican. so i think to say

danil kramer and larisa dolina a series of performances called from kaliningrad to sakhalin will lastd of the year all concerts are supported by the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and the ministry of culture. no one has a century old, not decrepit, on the contrary, a lot of young talented people have come to jazz, about whom we can say that they are probably one of the best in the world today. this proves their performance at the most prestigious jazz competitions. news continues to follow the developments, stay with us. today in the clinic of dr. myasnikov how to keep hypertension under control is one of the main medicines for hypertension, you need to change your lifestyle, how can i say this too? i have everything. okay. so here he prescribes pills for you not expensively, instructions for use for the heating season. what should be the temperature in the apartment in order to catch colds less?

can kramer for space up close and congratulations on a beautiful launch especially after the hurricane. sergei, it's an honor to have you here. you are a hero to all of the people who love space, thanks for being here. i want to ask you about your perspective on the iss will stop you are the first one on the first mission and it has grown tremendously. tell us about your expectation for the iss. has it met them, exceeded them, what do you hope the iss will lead to in the future? >> that's a complicated question. probably the big story behind what was planned initially, i can just remind you that when we started this program, it was built in order to fly for 50 years. we exceeded the 50 years time mark a long time ago. it was extended a couple of times. we have agreed to do flights up to 2024 and are already in talks with their international partners and talking with our specialists in russia and looking through technical capabilities to fly. we understand it makes sense to keep flying. there is an excellent infrastructure we built in space to be used for humanity, even more than what w

nations hoped to benefit from mineral resources within the formerly disputed area of the w tonya kramer. she explains what this argument has been all about. the mediterranean sea, off the coast, that fin, israel and lebanon. these were contested waters. both countries have long been locked in dispute over where the maritime border lies. behind the scenes, negotiations have gone on for several years. now, israel and lebanon have agreed on a maritime booted you mediated by the united states. this gives him his agreement, strengthens israel's security, and our freedom of action against has bla and the threats to our north. there's rare consensus in the security establishment regarding the necessity of this agreement. the dispute is about a relatively small triangle shaped area with each side claiming their part as exclusive economic zone. the areas expected to be rich in offshore gas, israel, and live an unhealthy long history of conflict. the 2 countries for to war in 2006 . and there has been many security incidence between israel and the lebanese she, i militant group, has ballast since

if you kramer live, is on the western part of ukraine. they are describing they have no running water, no electricity, no access to internet. and this actually reflects what ukraine's president's identity has been saying that one target is civilians as a, as an act of terrorism, really. and another target is critical infrastructure, energy assistance. basically, every thing that can turn people into chaos and panic, not knowing what to do, and this is all happening right away at a time guard when a lot of people are coming back to ukraine. if in fact i've been traveling on this overnight train from poland to ukraine last night, and there were so many mothers with the children, a longing to go back to kiff, sit in other parts of ukraine because they simply missed their home. so all of this is happening at a time where, especially people who live in bigger cities far away from the front lines, felt quite safe and, and, and according to the government, this is exactly what now a russia is trying to turn this feeling and rather say that russi

accompanied by the moscow jazz orchestra, world- famous virtuosos oleg akuratov daniil kramer performedman larisa dolina and others received an enthusiastic reception from the public. the reception during these two and a half hours is simply fantastic people want, uh, positive people are looking for something new for you in this music . i believe that russian jazz has gained that strength of creativity, that strength of inspiration, that strength of mastery, which, of course, predetermine the future of all jazz, but only russian, but also world. here are the topics we will have next in in the issue of bargain hunt, europe starts saving on food and essentials. audience with the king the new prime minister of great britain is preparing to take office. and now the dac does not call or write, the global failure of the messenger in dozens of countries around the world will be back on the air in a couple of minutes. programs 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 17:30 on the russia street channel, 89 99 magnet answ

it is shown homelessness. boca kramer, she shows miss margaret, she's been out schema, miracle, unsympathetic. he really could pretend this is that normal. i'm not sure for me to make it to get a minute to shop for sure. you and you personally completed, shall nobody me in there. oh, crane. no, she has to deal with, shouldn't the wooster were partially or thought kill a sudden and mean risky me to throw something up in bush and you get to of kepler as it would be to see. she swayed folder ledner, prostates finished a book date. the reasonable can you prove given which is different or is she square to me will go with was through with no lien, you're borrowing and nobody was touching that was the critical fault. i was a potter's you. new printer throws nick away with the one like a custodian for his commercial one with the whole the 43 mcwarder. so she is really rushing to your front of coupler, but the covers to she north, can you please shoot him to perth and forward the menu? it's thinking it's a little good now to stumble with thank you. config of contortion you are spending pair of spellin

the, the rise of the fall right. kramer in jerusalem, thank you so much. and trapped in the happiest place on earth. doesn't sound too bad, does it? well, visitors at disneyland shanghai might beg to differ. there being locked inside the park as officials trying to contain an outbreak of coven 19 on monday entry and exit points close abruptly with guests only allowed to leave after producing a negative test, 10 locally transmitted cases were recorded in shanghai on sunday. china is the last major economy following a strict policy of locked downs in an attempt to stop the spread of the disease. that's very and professor g, cham, he's associate professor of health policy and economics at the yale university school of public health. professor g good to have you on the day, in recent days, we've seen not only people locked into disney land, but also at work in 2 department stores, airports. what are these drastic abrupt move most and tell us about china 0 co policy? ah yes and i, and as i remember, this is not the 1st time in human for destiny till closing sha

elections, the election races to the lower house are headed by republicans, according to expert david kramer, this may affect the level of support for ukraine these will control many representatives, the aid may decrease compared to what it is now. but still, i believe that despite the results, a powerful support from the us continues. it may become only a little smaller, but it will remain powerful, but according to the director of the north america program of the prizm analytical center oleksandr kraiva, the upcoming elections will not fundamentally change the american policy towards ukraine, however, the search for a new balance of power in the congress will take some time, he also believes political expert anderselt, when the republicans take over the house of representatives and when the senate remains divided, it will take some time for this new balance of power to somehow be arranged. because of you, both sides have understood how to live now and how to work now in these new conditions, so in fact thanks to you, the supply of weapons will remain at the same level, but new initiatives

teddy kramer the local business chair for the russian hill neighbors. also a board member for next village that support seniors throughout the northeast corridor. i'm speaking in personal capacity as a resident of russian hill on the corner of jones and broadway and located directly around the corner from the proposed dispensary. i am speaking in favor of the proposed dispensary. please follow the recommendation of the planner. there is nothing unique (inaudible) all around san francisco. please be objective, follow your laws rules guidelines and processes. if you deny this application you will be causing irreparable harm to future equity candidate s who look to pursue their dream of owning businesses in san francisco. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is naome mann, 2040 hyde street about a hundred yards from the cooked street so i'm very familiar with the hustal and bustle and excess traffic on a quite what was once a quite neighborhood street, and very quintessentially san francisco. i raised my children in san francis