emily: kurt, what is your response? kurt: i think david is right.s i alluded to the tech school, , can they convince investors that it is worth waiting 10 years for? as david points out they have a , business here that needs attention now, which is the advertising business. they're dealing with a real serious threat, right here and now with tiktok. and young people not necessarily wanting to use their apps. when you think about that that is the current state of the business and you look at what the priorities seem to be for mark zuckerberg, it doesn't align. i imagine there are people, given the stock movement today, that saw this and thought man , why are they spending so much time and money on this problem, when have others that need to be addressed? emily: we spoke to frances haugen last week, the facebook whistleblower. she had an interesting thought about sheryl sandberg leaving the company. the company being fully in the hands of mark zuckerberg. take a listen to what she had to say. >> mark has branded himself with people who tell him the sam

kurt: there is two options here. one, the deal falls apart and its stock that has been artificially inflated is going to crash. employees who have spent the last six to nine months in this total state of uncertainty will have to pick up and pretend like it never happened, or if things go the way twitter wants, then they get the guy in charge who for the last three months has been saying twitter has been lighting about its user base -- been lying about its user base. it feels to me that there is not really a lot of good outcomes here. i got a lot of fan mail after this story came today for people who disagree, that they think the free speech vision that must keeps talking about will make twitter a much better place very shortly. even that i would probably argue will create a lot of other headaches for this platform very soon. emily: musk does have millions of fans. that is not out of the question that some folks will be very happy if this deal gets done. you used the words "very shortly." say the deal gets done before

will: how we do so, kurt, great advice.e how many i have, how many accounts. it is terrifying changing your password. it feels like a big deal, kurt. >> it's a pain in the rear end. who wants to do this. launch facebook. click your profile picture on facebook, settings, privacy. click settings again. click security and log-in. edit next to change your password, enter current password or new password, update the password or save changes, depending which one you're on. right in the same area where you can also look at who you have given those facebook credentials to for other apps. set up in privacy. see an area called apps, websites, left side of the menu. you scroll down to preferences. you hit apps, websites, games, turn that off, how i do it. i don't want anyone to have that access to me. find more online. will: find more tips at cyberguy.com. kurt, thanks for the advice as always. all right. rachel. over to you. >> thank you, will. we begin your, with your headlines and this tragic story. father in another carl line dies

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kurt: great question. lot of the commitments that elon got with the debt commitments from the banks back in april and may, those are still good, as far as we know. elon has been saying twitter is dragging their feet, there is no reason that this debt will not come through, but if you are twitter, all we have seen is this guy play games and flip-flop. that is where the trust thing comes in. even if the debt is indeed there, clearly, twitter is very nervous, or uncomfortable with accepting that and moving forward. emily: it also came out that musk tried to negotiate a lower price for the deal. this was, as i understand it, weeks ago. twitter said no. not surprisingly. but he actually did come back to them earlier than we thought and said, maybe i actually want to do this. kurt: yup, his lawyer actually issued a public statement today that said the two sides had talked about lowering the price which again is $54.20 a share, and twitter had offered a slightly lower deal that cut billions of dollars off the pri

nirvana consists of kurt with a d. and to cays cobain. and not of the ex driver, the publicity photo that they have was with the old drummer who stopped touring with them as they instead brought in a new drummer. there was a punk band in the area, that is dave scream. it is the same guy, he is dave grohl. >> what is the abolitionist narrative of the talks you are talking about with kurt cobain, how does that fit within the idea of socialism has failed if abolition is still a thing? what after abolition? what is the alternative? do you get what i am saying? what would that look like? or was it just in opposition to the rest of the ideological support of capitalism? i want to just keep mulling on it. or i want you to keep mulling on it. so, here's another thing, there's another issue with, there's a review of the concert that they have in olympia, that's, like, it was a good show but it was way too popular. too many screaming teenage punk rocker's. nirvana mania. poorly dressed record executive to step away from lincoln continental's handin

kurt cobain grew up in aberdeen. he did not attend evergreen. he had lots of friends who did one of his friends was one of the founders of the riot girl movement folks know about riot girl music in the 90s. i mean, hopefully this is like deeply ingrained in your blood as like even if you hate it like this is where we're three artists with three r three r's that sounds less familiar, but so kathleen hannah was a friend of kurt cobain. she graduated evergreen. she wrote on one of his walls at one point that kurt smells like teen spirit. she meant the deodorant. apparently kurt cobain claims that he didn't know what the dieter was and he thought it was linked to the kinds of conversations. they had about anarchism the kinds of conversations they had about social inequality and about the decadence and oppressiveness of american consumer culture. so it's also really interesting to think about like rock and roll is like ah american freedom and then rock and rollers are like this freedom has me feeling left out matthew. is that where? kurt cobain got t

also with us, cnn's -- former republican, kurt bardella. as well. -- give me the latest and update from what you know regarding the doj's request here to the 11th circuit, to essentially drop the special master. >> yeah, yasmin. well, i think we were supposed to talk about the january six communications with secret service agents in relation to that, we know that one revelation that came out of thursday's hearing was the secret service communication with members of the far-right group, the oath keepers. and how much of that wasn't initially shared with the january six committee until it was subpoenaed for this communication. now nbc news, as you mentioned at the top there, is exclusively learning that the january 6th committee is asking the secret service for any and all communications between members of the far-right group, the oath keepers, and, i'm sorry, the secret service before and on january 6th. this is coming after the secret service told the committee that at least one member of the protective detail of the agency was in communica

kurt the cyber guy joins us now. that seems like a lot and they're only increasing more. >> i have a lot of questions here. why? first of all isn't it supposed to be about u.s. jobs at this point? microsoft is now putting jobs over in china. 9,000 right now expected to be 10,000 by the end of the year, and already a promise that they're going to expand their existing campuses there over the next three to five years making them very nice for the chinese people that are working for them. why aren't they doing that here? i don't get it. i don't get what's going on with this but it's one thing where you have a company that's doing this and they make it a big, big deal in chinese media and say nothing here in the u.s.. pete: they don't want us to talk about it. what kind of deals did they have to make in order to do business there? you do it at the behest of the communist chinese economy. >> you have senator rubio, chuck schumer on the same said saying this ain't cool. got to keep our eye on this one. pete: maybe china so

listen, kurt, he watches the show, brother, we're so proud of you.supported hundreds of tickets or given to armed service members over the last couple of seasons, and he's just a great guy. he's been through the ups and downs of the sport. i believe he's the first cup series driver to win with ford, chevrolet, dodge and this year toyota. pete: oh, wow. joey: also rookie of the year in 2014 in indycar. everything that has a steering wheel, he's good at it. pete: he is one of the good guys. and, by the way with, as a newer nascar fan, you can tell -- e. joey: he's good. his brother's really good. rachel, maybe that could be your sport. rachel: i've been to as many nascar events now that i've joined "fox & friends" as you, joey -- pete: i think that -- [laughter] rachel: i do love going to those. pete: we will be back at the start of next season. joey: yeah. rachel: all right. chinese leader xi jinping expected to secure a third 5-year term as he builds up his army. what this means for asia and america. pete: plus, desperate democrats pete: plus, desper

. >> kurt, your initial thoughts when you heard that the attacker was asking where is nancy, telling law enforcement we're waiting for nancy. it echoes the demands on january 6th when they were attacking the united states capitol. >> you know, my first thought, katie, was this is the american -- this is the country that the republican party wants us to live in. when you hold up domestic terrorists like those that participate in january 6th as heroes, when you call them political prisoners, when you say they should be pardoned for participating in that active insurrection, you are sending the message loud and clear that violence is what you want. that trial by combat is what you want. and we have seen time and again that these people will listen to these leaders who are espousing these dangerous views and they will act on them, whether it is through what happened in san francisco or we find out that someone pled guilty to threatening to murder the staff and the congressman eric swalwell. someone in court. they pled guilty to that. these things are happening across this country, and th

and cheerleaders are preparing for the playoffs not focused on the history of where they practice kurt flood field is named after oakland's native, son who sports illustrated called baseball's best center fielder in 1968, but his greatest accomplishment fighting the reserve clause that allowed teams to decide a player's future even after their contract expired. no one. i mean it's rare with an almost no exception. had challenged their right to own me floods battle took him to the us supreme court and eventually led to higher salaries for professional athletes in all sports, but the field that honors him needs work. we have the potholes out here what i call those ankle killers. so yeah, we need we need a safe environment for our boys 100% potholes and ruts and bear spots. it wasn't supposed to be this way. years ago the city held a splashy ceremony a curt flood field with a big check from the oakland raiders $200,000 to replace the grass with absolutely it was exciting dan. they had the plans out there for the field what it was going to look like. it was a momentum and getting this proj

emily: kurt, walk us through a little more than numbers. what are you seeing?ow does this compare to what we have seen in previous quarters? >> as a dimension, it was the slowest year-over-year revenue growth we have ever seen from snap, which is never a sentence you want to say when talking about earnings. the issue was it was never far off the street expectations, but those have been depressed. there was already a feeling it had been a tough summer and a lot of issues like the war in ukraine and the apple ios changes, had a serious impact on the business. this was considered a low bar for snap to clear, which they didn't do. as david mentioned, it is a terrible sign for the rest of the digital advertising industry , which has not yet reported earnings but will in the next couple of weeks. it is a sign that anyone who is trying to make money from digital right now is struggling. -- digital ads. emily: it is interesting because you can look at what is happening with data trying to make as big headed and twitter in the middle of the legal drama. an opportunity f

adrian thank you kurt happy birthday copy of a good one. good to see you.n it's just one of the topics in jonathan capehart's exclusive interview with president biden. you can get it tomorrow morning on the sunday show, ten eastern here on msnbc. next, dates and that line. the time crunch facing the january six committee to get donald trump to testify, and as the potentially pivotal midterm elections approach, there's increasing worry about perils facing one of america's most fundamental rights. i'm going to speak with noted historian john meacham. ian hnjo meacham peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19 variants are now available. brought to you by pfizer & biontech. a big hello to all of you

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the detonation of the kurt bridge carried the ultimate goal of degrading unrestricted russian nearby operations in the black unresolved seas. according to the plot, the destruction of breach of the catch trade would require a cruise missile battery to aid the 2 concrete pillars or the sides of the central still arch, which will cause a complete structural favor. this will prevent any rotary supply from the russian mainland to crimea, and temporarily disrupt the shipping light. while the plan, the operation included not only the british secret service but also high ranking european politicians. according to the revelations, one of them was a former list. few in the defense minister who had previously been accused of working for british intelligence, another participants this claim to have been a veteran high ranking nature advisor. while our british military veteran, hugh ward is said to have created the proposal and detailed the roadmap kit thornburg who took part in the investigation offline. the main details to my colleague research shay. essentially, this is a proposal that was pu

kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this spectacular statue. lay. ladies and gentlemen, mr. clifton truman daniel honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt. congressman cleaver. leader mcconnell. leader mccarthy. family. friends. and thank you again, senator blunt. and congressman cleaver and chairman pat ottensmeyer on the board of the truman library institute. alex burden and the institute staff, dr. kurt graham and the library and the generous donors friends, supporters, lawmakers who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man and frankly, slightly embarrassed statues. his presidential library is an education institution rather than a monument to him, but we're here with us today. he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took

. >> sandra: former nato ambassador kurt volker is standing by with reaction dealing with vladimir putin but fox team coverage with jennifer griffin, at the pentagon, greg palkot on the xi power grab and mark meredith at the white house. >> john: mark, what is the white house saying? >> good afternoon to you and welcome back. the white house insists it is not all doom and gloom when it comes to the economy. we talk about some of the issues we heard about in the last hour, whether it be inflation, we have seen energy price spikes as well as concerns about supply chains can paint a different story. peter had a chance to press the white house about these issues, but some other reporters were trying to get a sense of where the u.s. economy is heading. >> our focus is on the long-term as we have said many times which is growth and investment, and increased manufacturing. make our economy stronger and more resilient because of the work, because of the work this president has done when it comes to his economic plan. >> for the president, it's surely a political issue. midterm election is 22 day

thank you kurt very much. >> rachel: thank you, kurt. >> brian: coming up straight ahead in the finaln georgia. the gubernatorial candidates square off in the first of two debates. governor brian kemp will join us live next. ♪ ♪ - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i was looking for. i've hired for every role, entry-level technicians, service advisors, store managers. ziprecruiter helps me find all the right people, even the most difficult jobs to fill. - [announcer] ziprecruiter, rated the number one hiring site. try it for free at ziprecruiter.com migrant crisis of fearing and make the president look bad. >> the white house is reportedly in talks to tap the strategic petroleum reserve yet again. >> and a push to

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it will become, the offender of aslan karatsky chinese jan, dzhedzhey and today kurt in kazakhstan will come out and the fourth racket of the world danil medvedev of the prizes of the tournament uprising is 1 million 900.000 dollars in the match of the regional league of germany between the teams, nice and chemistry cec there was a dangerous incident attacking chemistry. leipzig dennis fir. failed to brake on a wet field and crashed into a concrete barrier behind the gate for the deep, a couple of minutes after the provision of medical assistance, the match came to its senses, by the way, ended with his victory. team with a score of 1:0 pavel thank you ilya but we continue the british prime minister changed her mind and refused part of the economic measures, apparently after she found out that the inhabitants of the country want to ask her to resign. bloomberg cited 51% of britons for leaving the post once. in particular , they are dissatisfied with the tax program proposed by the government. this plan has already collapsed the pound and yulia makarova will tell more about government bo

she'll kurt the shots and rushed into the house. the sold the bandit and fired a burst from his machine gun because i was an issue for a while. will be able to hear region news. okay, so it's from here which one of the shells were when i sheronica almost mobile and you can, i'm good with millimeters or she was 40 or so so. so now he was the thank you more goes on watch those like winchell so switch, no good. i was reason i'm on the for here it should say with on will offer graphic i ask for when i sure would even use like a nice today had to which slow which law did it for. now go around my secret. no. my school name minister goes, does up us in europe, alcorn, you go back one more time or see me on shows mission. i don't store what a good rest issue of course the plan had not been to eliminate you gave it to the plot of had counted on taking the u. p. a commander alive. he was certain to save his life, shook yea, she would have betrayed many people. the general had also been keen to remind. she gave it personally of his friend andr

kurt wagner has been going back and forth now for months. what is the holdup?hy can't they just say, let's do it? >> there is a huge distressed factor. you have to keep that in mind. two days ago, elon said, let's do the original deal at the original price and twitter did not jump on it immediately, which tells you something. it seems like the two had been meeting where they thought they were going to an april and today we learned there has been a hang up around some of the language and what elon ultimately said. that there would be a debt contingency. that was not in the original agreement. now he is saying i have the debt there and twitter is saying, show us. we are not going to find anything until we have a legal document. in the last hour or so, the team has headache, we want to stay. the twitter team just responded maybe 10 or 15 minutes ago to say, we don't want to do that. and now to the judge as to whether or not they put this thing on pause or continue. i'm what is the likelihood the debt contingency would actually become an issue? >> quick question. a

our final speaker tonight is kurt luther. he's an associate professor of computer science right here at virginia tech who also has an appointment and as a courtesy or affiliate professor in the history department and as you might imagine this isn't very common to have this expertise in compete science and history, so i'm really glad he was able to join us tonight and kurt has joined together his civil war expertise with this historical expertise in the website. he's created called civil war photo sleuth. i'm sure many of you have heard of this before but it uses both facial recognition technology and community crowdsourcing. identify unknown soldier photos, so i encourage you all to google civil war photo sleuth check out the website, but first stick around and listen to his talk, which is titled civil war photographs as resources past present and future. thank you. thanks very much, paul. all right, so as paul mentioned i am going to talk about civil war photos. and how they serve as resources, and of course, i'll start with

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this is absolutely us expression kurt became the hope that in the future, scientists will be able toulation of the red book animals, god. well, how good is it? and by the way, if you thought that the przewalski's horse was some kind of myth, then here you are. no, absolutely absolutely real. well, really cloned, eh, but nevertheless very good. look what zhivchik this stallion is. i think that everything is in order with his health, really from the character of red. by the way, someone might asks a question. and why did przewalski's horse get such a surname, but in honor of the scientist, it is understandable that he once traveled around asia and brought it on. eventually. yes? well, how does it differ from an ordinary horse, they say, by a set of chromosomes, that is, it’s really used to it. uh, the horse that is familiar to us differs from the residential horse precisely in the number of chromosomes more chromosomes. yes, and they are much more compact in size, but, nevertheless, the withers. they are quite serious. yes, in general, it's like an educational witch in our program disp

me as kurt bridge 3 days ago, wanting the following for the contains disturbing images. a former commander of ukraine's extremist af battalion claimed that distressing video he shared and social media was obtained from a russian military phone, but fails to provide any evidence sound instead of peers to reveal his own complicity. also coming up on the program this our.

former spokesman for the house oversight committee, kurt bardella, great to have you on.e beat" host, ari melber. >>> coming up, an nbc news exclusive interview with one of vladimir putin's closest international allies. keir simmons joins us with that. >>> plus, it was a roller coaster day on wall street with the monthly inflation report causing a 1,500-point swing. andrew ross sorkin is next with what to expect today. president biden has now signed the inflation reduction act into law. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by making the biggest corporations pay what they owe. president biden's bill doesn't fix everything, but it will save your family money. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through yo

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according to the school superintendent. 56 year-old kurt michael sandel sent sexually inappropriate messages to a student. the school district notified police who arrested sindel on friday. he was booked on suspicion of harmful matter, sent with intent of to a minor, which is a felony. no other information was released. police say the investigation is ongoing. a 37 year-old oakley man was killed in a solo car crash in brentwood. >> this happened near grand street and fairview avenue just before 7.30, this morning. brentwood police say the vehicle involved had overturned and when they arrived, they found the victim inside. no one else was involved in this crash. police believe the driver was speeding at the time and toxicology results are right now pending the name of the victim has not been released. >> traffic still heading on a highway. 24 in orinda following a rollover crash earlier this afternoon. it happened in the eastbound lanes just east of the caldecott tunnel around one. 45 a uhaul truck towing an rv, lost control and overturned, triggering a sig alert. we know at least one person

. >> joining me now is kurt bardella, adviser to the dccc and contributor to the los angeles times and today. it was smoker last night. let me do one. jd vance keeps getting the business. tim ryan is something else. here he is calling out jd vance when he lied and tried to say he never said that alex jones is a more credible source of news than our very own beloved rachel maddow. here's tim ryan giving him the business. >> we are running for the united states senate. this is the highest office you could get in this country except for president. and he's running around backing these extremists. the most extreme people in the country, a guy who denied sandy hook. >> it's maddening. >> this is a complete fabrication. >> jd, you're on tape, brother. >> we can talk about how i got in hot water with my -- with saying alex jones was a more credible source of information than rachel maddow, but one of the things i saw in the reaction to that tweet was people are terrified of unconventional people. >> mr. bardella, your witness. >> unconventional people. boy, i bet alex is going to be hitting h

hey, kurt thornton is like what lucia's appalled noise. both sheila stacks, they are free for the beale at the north. reveal the theatre, the ivan let anybody's w b. r shave mac, a character with museums in yeah. first floor which keep it not slid. they have says this, ah, last and i was to put up last last night and it was a bit of notice by which indeed in mister hawk is the new milestone. did h form of cigarette the girls, the mystery age and was to live with it. so to let, as it were, shooting me a nettle with its there's really new, it's like that they used it. the rooms, what didn't include complete ah, brought them completely do modeling to study to, you know, we either suppose life is to, when you would like to look for variance variance. and we were thinking on air pollution. you might have thought i was really normal from the what's in your book . mm hm. but i don't actually, they see me in a, by me is a muted video. the lots for mash. i'm good them them. yes sir, for the 7 award to come. william. yes. sir yes, this is a new sin,

. >>> nascar champion kurt busch announced he would not compete full-time this season.ring from concussion he suffered in a crash this summer. the 44-year-old spoke in las vegas. >> as i continue to focus on my health towards being cleared, i will be stepping away from full-time nascar cup series competition in 2023. >> busch is the last active driver to compete against fellow nascar legend dale earnhardt. >>> when we return, the california teen making waves and saving lives. ♪ >>> finally tonight, marathon swimming the open ocean is considered one of the world's most difficult sports, both physically and mentally, due to the cold and strong currents. cbs' carter evans found one california teen going the distance for the sake of others. >> reporter: as a child, maya merritt used to despite swimming. >> i hated it. >> reporter: but now at the wise old age of 15 -- >> man, that is cold. >> it's not horrible. >> reporter: she'll happily dive into the frigid waters off san francisco bay. saving lives with each stroke. >> over the past six years i've raised $50,000. >> repor

and the acceptable room temperature is now 16° and kurt pounds against the dollar and mortgage interestand utility bills are up to taken for gas and electricity. i paid 97 pounds a month now 233. where can i get that kind of money in the city of strikes and rallies against dampness due to satiety there are no trains at kings cross station, protesters find it when it’s cold at home and the kettle needs to be heated again or not. that's the question people go to the street to rally. make some noise and stomp your feet, another free way to keep warm. our goals are millions of people stop paying bills until then. as long as the government does not reduce utility bills to an acceptable level to the previous level to the previous level, consider they will not decrease, and how will it not be before the british magazine specter warns that europe is waiting for a day industrialization a consequence of the loss of access to cheap russian energy is coming the great economic depression the old world will be dragged along by the usa and only the brix countries will survive, plus first wars in ukrai

. - i personally think it was kurt cobain and nirvana. then the whole grunge movement hit like hardcore. it was just, "i want to be alternative just like everybody else." so you go to community high to be alternative. like comnity wasalready t, and l of a sden the alternative became cool. - it became the cool school because itecame the smart school. community kids were outperforming the two main high schools. parents recognized that the quality of the education was almost rivaling a private scol education. - it was very colicated me cause itad builtp to tt, - it was very colicated me and i dn't likit, be realonest. i mean the first time the line came, when it lastedll night, it was sort of a festival and that was funny. it had nothing to do with the inconvenience for me, but see, i could see who wasn't going to community all of these years. it wasn't a diverse school and that was pointed out to me by other people in the comnityll the te. i alwa wanted figure a more eitle way of dog it, but i couldn't come up with anything other than a lot

and fires, a whole sow of plants burning natural gas in the usa went out of order, and now the final kurtoth branches of the nord stream european industry, which, like no one else, needs a bastard from now on, can only buy it at cosmic prices, it’s impossible to work in such conditions. other regions where gas is cheaper, well, you won’t go in russia, you’ll run into your own sanctions in asia, obviously no one is waiting for them africa and the middle east are not an option, there are several states companies, including volkswagen, did so because of the neva. the conditions that prevailed on the european continent took their production, along with qualified personnel and investments, overseas. and apparently this is far away, not the last wave of industrial migration from europe and finally, as our exclusive weather forecast for october promised, how it can change from a weather point of view , the second autumn month right now, it’s not for nothing that the statistics know everything in most of the asian territory russia will colder than usual weather prevails here, more than one arctic

and the neo powers, ah ah, the crimean bridge reopens for vehicles in trains across the kurt straight after a massive truck explosion on saturday morning with many in the west. and then you praying, celebrating the explosion. russia says the reaction reveals the terrorist nature of the kiev regime and it's nato partners and stories that shape the weak us lawmakers slam the saudi arabia as royal back stabbers, following the opec plus decision to slash oil output. reorder though, says the u. s. is fully responsible for the energy prices in the country. and burkina faso as the leader for the country after anti french sentiment among citizens and the military lead to a coup last week with from. * out of the world, this is the weekly, on our key international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories of this week. and today the crimean bridge has been reopened for passage after a massive truck explosion on saturday morning. cars and buses have already started moving with the railway section, also open for cargo and passenger chains. here are the latest pictures. cars are now headin

this is the name of the papal council, which this man is chaired by cardinal kurt koch for the first at least in my memory, when the catholic cardinal begins to comment. uh, inside the orthodox situation is a delicate area, relationships between locals and churches, which, as you know, is also a very difficult topic today and it is very strange to me, because i, uh, as you noted. i lived in europe and uh, lived in the heart of the catholic peace. to be honest, i also know something about the problems that the catholic church is facing today in the same germany in other countries, but i have never allowed myself to make any public statements about this. you understand that these problems are, well, a disaster for the catholic church itself, it is trying to cope with them, is there a threat of international isolation for the roc, in your opinion today? i do not rule out that some hmm unfriendly countries may take some action to restrict our activities abroad, but of course, about no isolation, but under isolation. i can understand emptying temples. uh, the exodus of believers. eh, the

russian weapons, too, well, i have the impression that they don’t know everything. shelling how how how kurty don't want to confess to this, say that there is something, they are logging what needs to be applied to moscow, it was always like that, and now they are there somewhere to hide the loss, somewhere to hide the damage, where is it even hide something somewhere, they will keep silent, it’s better because you start saying that they fired at you there, that they blew it up, that a war has come, that the ukrainian army is not in society 25, no, they are not boys for being, and they can too and shoot, he wears, so to speak, blows and against. well, it is difficult to say because in war, you know, it is difficult to find the truth because each side always draws its successes a little. России и Россия is a country that has died out in double standards and in absolutely so say eh in total military censorship in which everyone does not leave the word war already there for 3 years sit down and if they add something else about our armed forces then you can eat for a dozen, of course , these are

their study began to be considered relatively since recently, since the end of the 19th century , kurt he owns the authorship of levin, he took the so-called field theory, which from physics he called the psychological field a fortune-telling space and believed that it includes all of our past , present and future, which forms the self of a person, but sigmund studied the most active problems within a personal conflict freud according to his concept, all psychological ailments of a person are associated with an internal confrontation between what he wants himself and what society dictates to him. further, freud's ideas were continued in the works of jung and horney and now the intrapersonal conflict is explained by scientists as a serious difficult, resolvable feeling inside the personality, the solution of such problems is exactly what modern psychologists and psychotherapists are doing. often people who have experienced mental anguish, they say it would be better if my arm or leg hurt? but when the soul hurts, you don’t know at all what to do with this problem, let’s try to figure it