lancaster.un fact. in the early 2000's, lancaster music company forged relationship with the bush administration supplying pianos to the white house formas decor. the business went on to provide a new grand piano for the camp david which was custom made in oak to match the interior durin administration. lancaster music company'savid now for the past four administrations. the lancaster f commitment in filling our community events, our churches and our lives music is note worthy. i'm truly honored to represent such an outstanding family-owned as provided pianos guitar, trumpets violins and more to our ninth district the paetsch state and to the country -- country. congratulations on 75 strong and come. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled b the clerk: senate 870. an act to authorize appropriations for united states fire administration andnce grant programs to advance the benefits ofor other purposes. tempore: under the speaker's announced

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that was simon may bon middle east analyst and professor at lancaster university in the u. k . spell influence are known as the polish spider man has been arrested in winter. cyrus for free climbing a 30 story building, using no equipment marching by north, made, almost made it to the top. you got to the 25th floor before rescue workers force them into a safety harness. he's currently in police custody for the 2nd time after he tried to scale the same building just last week. the local government and what us irises, they're asking the courts to make him pay for the entire rescue operation. it involved creating a hole in the buildings facade, and it occupied more than 30 rescue personnel. you're watching the news. just reminder of the top story that we're following for you this, our ukraine's president blood of me is the landscape is visiting european allies. he's been in berlin to plead for more military aid and to ask for help to rebuild the ukraine. it's also use this platform to call on his fellows to ensure that russia is held to account say, with us, we'll be back in the n

pat mcfadden, labour's shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , has written to the lancaster, has written to the commission's ceo urging for the details to be released before polling day. it comes amid reports that the conservative party's chief data officer, nick mason , has taken a leave of mason, has taken a leave of absence. the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saunders , are also wife laura saunders, are also being probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams , who secretary, craig williams, who has admitted, to, quote, an error of judgement . the labour error of judgement. the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state in a piece for the sunday telegraph. he said serving the interests of working people means understanding that they want success more than state support. his comments come as the latest savanta poll shows labour retaining its lead over the conservatives. the poll has labour on 42% o

pat mcfadden, labour's shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , has written to the lancaster, has written to the commission's ceo urging for the details to be released before polling day. it comes amid reports that the conservative party's chief data officer, nick mason , has taken a leave of mason, has taken a leave of absence. the tories director of campaigns tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders. they're also being probed, as is the pm's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to quote , an error of admitted to quote, an error of judgement. labour is pledging to end so—called dickensian diy dentistry in england if it wins the general election. shadow health secretary wes streeting says people are resorting to pulling out their own teeth. labour's plan includes an extra 700,000 urgent and emergency dental appointments a year, plus golden hellos of £20,000 for new graduates working in underserved areas. now earlier this year, the government announced a £200 million recovery plan, including offering dentists cash to take on new patients . the md of on new

that was simon may bon middle east analyst and professor of lancaster university in the u. k . now, to the us, and hunter biden has become the 1st child of a sitting us president to be convicted of a crime. a jury found him guilty of lying about his drug addiction when buying a hand gun in 2018. the dates has not yet been set for sentencing, but it's expected to take place in the next few months. and emotional moments between a father and son watched by the world's media. us president joe biden flew back to his home in the usa to delaware, to see his family off to his son. home to biden was convicted on firearms charges. the verdict caps the turbulent period and hunter biden's life. when he struggled with an addiction to crack cocaine, a tourist just took 3 hours to find the president's son guilty of lying on a screening form about his legal drug use to buy a revolver. come to bite him, was also convicted of possessing the gun. legally. no one in this country is above the law. every one must be accountable for their actions. even this defend. shortly off to the verdict, the us

that was simon, maybe on middle east analyst and professor lancaster university in the u. k. now the brazil was the world's biggest westland, is on fire at the pants and all region which is about the size of england is prone to wildfires during dry seasons. but this year the wildfire season has started earlier and it's more intense environmentalists for and that it more isn't done. nearly all the wetlands will be gone in a few decades. i tend to know should be flooded right now. instead, it's burning the fires in this wetland have increased 10 fold compared to last year . the intensity of a mix, residents uncertain about the future. any comment? feel sadness when i see the destruction? no sign is to see essentially like bisk i'm doing and so much life ends in these claims. this wetland is home to wild life like alligators, jaguars, and, and eaters. they're also breezing grounds for nearly 4000000 title own by farmers like jose who rely on ranching for income. the fires threatened not only his health, but also his livelihood. were trying to think i've got to do the other side

that were for a lon- parts of lancaster that were for a tong time — parts of lancaster that were forlaces like — long time traditional labour seats, places like burnley didn't have a conservative mp for over 100 years — in 2019. _ conservative mp for over 100 years — in 2019, people in burnley backed boris _ in 2019, people in burnley backed borisjohnson, in large part due to things— borisjohnson, in large part due to things like — borisjohnson, in large part due to things like his personality, because they fett— things like his personality, because they felt like he was a character, they felt like he was a character, they fett— they felt like he was a character, they felt like he was a character, they felt like they understood him more _ they felt like they understood him more. now, ithink they felt like they understood him more. now, i think an awful lot of people _ more. now, i think an awful lot of people are — more. now, i think an awful lot of people are saying, "you know what, we've _ people are saying, "you know what, we've had _ people are saying, "you know what, we've had a

that's just lancaster county. -yeah. -now, over in... that's very interesting, sergeant.be a directory of some sort of these people somewhere. sure. tax roles, voter registration. tell you right now, i don't have the manpower to send a deputy to every lapp farm in lancaster county to see if they've got your rachel. maybe, sergeant, you could do a little telephoning. yeah. maybe i could. but since the amish don't have any telephones, i wouldn't know who to call. thank you, sergeant. it's been an education. (whispering) who are they? (rachel) the leadership of our district. they decided to come see you for themselves. except stoltzfus. he came the first day. i think he saved your life. (stoltzfus) no. that was not i. (book) who else knows i'm here? (rachel) no one. (book) how long have i been here? (rachel) two days. (stoltzfus) rest, mr. book. that's the ticket. and drink my tea, lots of my tea. (book) tell him his tea stinks. (rachel) you can tell him when you're able. we're all very happy that you're going to live, john book. we didn't know what we were gonna do with you

and that's lancaster university in the u. k. explained the unique role, the cup top cops are all that plays in chose negotiations. but it's about pretty pressure off from us. and i think in the sense that the cutoff has his loan being an ally, host of how much. not necessarily a sup, pulitzer, but they've been open to, to play and how to some of the semester, because like, holiday massages, it's like gods are in the past. so it has a good deal of influence and not respect. and also perhaps more important thing is that it has the money and commodities obviously, particularly concerned about how god is or is going to be rebuilt. the money has to be found somewhere in the gulf. states in particular, is going to have a big role to play. so i would imagine the doha is got the ability to accept a good deal of influence. but it's not so much the homicide that, that i think is the concern here with regard to accepting this deal. we've heard key figures suggesting that they all, they are willing to accept. it is more on the as ready s

at least 17 people have been killed in flooding. intra lancaster monsoon range trigger land slides. so it's even in the countries for the 5 problems, as i hate by heavy rains affecting maybe 160000 people police here in germany site least 5 people have died in severe flooding in the south of the country. the situation in bavaria and areas close to the river down you please describe as the most critical as rescue is trying to reach people that stranded by the rising voices. in the center of ratings, bug down the river is threatening to bust. it's banks. all sorts, using the bavarian city, a trying to buckle against record high water levels. we don't have to official dikes and floods. bar is as low, close it's of the results of extreme weather that they worry will soon become the new normal most the time periods between these catastrophes are getting shorter and shorter. so of course something has to be done. they've already done a lot here to protect against the flooding. all. so they built good barricades, but there will come a time. that's when the water can no longer be held back

yeah, we spoke with millis analyst simon mableton at lancaster university in britain we off if he can recognize what strategy hamas is pursuing. not particularly, i think from the, from the very offset of all of this on october 7. it's clear that the how much leadership has, has set, how on a particular trajectory and found itself and, and what is that they didn't necessarily want the find itself. and we've heard that the actual attacks that was planned was far more limited than, than what actually happened. and that the, the devastation about terrorist attack was not what was originally intended, or least so well, that's a belief. so that tells us that there is a lack of coordination. there is a lack of a clear strategy and that certainly coming out with regard to what is being happening garza in the, in the month sense. and that's not surprising, given the political situation and gaza, given the realities on the ground of life and gaza in this conflict. the middle east, unless simon mabel on speaking to us earlier. and also some of the other stories making headlines around the world

may bon lancaster university in the u. k. i asked him how likely it is that the warring parties will sign off on the troops deal? but yeah, you're right to say that was huge pressure here on all sides. it is pretty clear from the un making this commitment a security council puts in this resolution.

may bon lancaster university in the u. k. i asked him how likely it is that the warring parties will sign off on the troops deal? but yeah, you're right to say there is a huge prussia here on all sides. it is pretty clear from the un making this commitment, that security council person this resolution, the, that risk growing pressure on israel, on come us to actually get a ceasefire. not surprising. give them a scale of the humanitarian suffering, the scale of the devastation across casa. now the likelihood of it actually coming off, however, is i think it's pretty difficult to assess the 1st phase of, of, of the plan as you've just out. one is perhaps the most probable and the most likely, but it gets both fully and far more complex when we move into phases 2 and 3. and i'm particularly worried when we get to those stages. now kata has been hosting these truce talks and other arab countries, like egypt and jordan, are involved to how much influence and simon to do these countries have in the negotiations, especially with res

in this chopper footage you can see at least two buildings going up in flames in lancaster, california in what's being called the max fire. more than 500 acres were burned and thousands of homes threatened. further to the west cbs's elise preston reports on i afast-moving fire that forced the evacuation of more than 1200 people near the community of gorman. that's about 62 miles northwest of los angeles. >> reporter: flames exploded in the rugged terrain just north of los angeles. high winds, hot temperatures and dry brush fueling what is now california's largest wildfire this year. >> reporter: what are your firefighters going through right now? >> so right now they are in direct attack. we have warm conditions and winds that are unpredictable. >> reporter: this time lapse shows how quickly this fire went from 500 acres saturday afternoon to more than 12,000 acres in a matter of hours. >> and this is pretty early in the season. >> yes. this is definitely early. there's definitely a concern. this is not a great sign. >> oh, yeah, i see the fire truck. >> reporter: flames came right to

pat mcfadden, labour's shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , has written to the lancaster, hasd before polling day. it comes amid reports that the conservative party's chief data officer, nick mason , has taken a leave of mason, has taken a leave of absence. the tories director of campaigns tony leigh, and his wife laura saunders. they're also being probed, as is the pm's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to quote , an error of admitted to quote, an error of judgement. labour is pledging to end so—called dickensian diy dentistry in england if it wins the general election. shadow health secretary wes streeting says people are resorting to pulling out their own teeth. labour's plan includes an extra 700,000 urgent and emergency dental appointments a year, plus golden hellos

pat mcfadden, labour's shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , has written to the lancaster, haseased before polling day. it comes amid reports that the conservative party's chief data officer, nick mason , has taken a leave of mason, has taken a leave of absence. the tories director of campaigns , tony leigh and his campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saunders, are also being probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to an error of judgement. the home secretary, james cleverly, says it's inappropriate for party officials to have benefited from inside information. >> my view has always been the case that people in government should focus on delivering for the people of this country , the people of this country, people who are officials of the party should be focused on returning as many conservative mps as possible, so we can form a government so that we can serve the british people and anything other than that is inappropriate . inappropriate. >> the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to peop

rather than lancaster share in england rather than made at home. you can be having imported drinks. madeira coffee, tea in greater amounts than your father or your mother or your grandparents have. and so the problem one of the problems of the boycotts in 1770s is it's saying now that we can have things, you can't have nice things and life is still a bit nasty, a bit brutish, a bit short. in the 1770s. and so it's these things that make it endurable for people. and so it's hard to take them away, right? yeah, i we as we we do we meet a lot of visitors to our the old south meeting house, the old state house every year. who here to learn about the revolution and i find i often have to remind visitors that the revolution is only a part of people's lives. right? they're living full lives. they're navigating the day to day of of their family's activities, their communities activities, and it's not all politics the time, even though the the noise of politics is outside all the time. so we had a little hint of how that the tension between that political l

en el acto que se realizÓ en la universidad de louisville, cerca de lancaster, biden se refiriÓ a losolÍtica, faltan cuatro dÍas para que el presidente joe biden y donald trump se vean las caras en el primer debate presidencial. la cuenta regresiva tiene a las dos campaÑas ultimando los detalles para persuadir a los votantes. sulema salazar nos dice cÓmo se preparan ambos candidatos para el jueves. >> el presidente biden y el expresidente donald trump se preparan de maneras muy distintas para su cara a cara en el primer debate presidencial, biden estÁ desde el viernes en camp david realizando debates simulados con botfather, abogado personal del presidente en el papel de donald trump, lo que tambiÉn hizo en 2020 este domingo el copresidente de la campaÑa de biden dijo en el programa meet the press que el mandatario estÁ listo para responsabilizar a trump por su historial. >> people are going to know that he's a twice and convicted who's been found to have defamed somebody sexually abuse somebody and gone bankrupt six times. >> por su parte, fuentes de nbc dijeron que los eventos de ca

[applause] i grew up in a house surrounded by cornfields in lancaster county pennsylvania.g me dress up like mary poppins when i was three. thank you for letting me act out scenes from "i love lucy" on my tenth birthday. thank you for always allowing my freak flag to fly without ever making me feel weird about it. even if they didn't always understand me, my family knew the life saving power of fanning the flame of a young person's passions without judgment. [applause] i walk through life with an open heart because you let me know that i could. thank you. i love you. thank you to all of my teachers back in pennsylvania, especially sue fisher, who told me i could do this for a living. i moved to new york exactly 20 years ago this year, and i got a job waiting tables and became volunteer for her broadway queue or equity fights aids. i wanted to be part of this community. thank you to everyone involved in "spring awakening," who not only made that dream come true but inspired me to come out of the closet when i was 23. i am now 39, and musical theater is still saving my soul.

angeles today helping with the post fire which started saturday night near interstate 5, just west of lancaster, south of bakersfield in la it exploded to more than 5,000 acres. fire crews say it is still burning out of control. 20% contained. further east in san bernardino county. that has sperry of fire exploded to more than 1100 acres. but containment is up to 70% there. it's near highway one 73 and has prompted evacuation warnings. it's not clear how that fire started. winds are being blamed, though, for spreading it northward. and in sacramento, crews battled a large brush fire that's threatening homes and forcing evacuations. they're calling it. the excelsior fire has burned about 900 acres in south sack. >> but it is now 100% ained,which good. no injuries reported. but there have been reports of out buildings damaged. the sacramento regional strike tola to help with fire there, but was called to deal with this one and stay with kron 4 on air and online for continuing wildfire coverage. just scan the qr code. you'll be taken to the wildfire section of our website where you'll find the lat

pat mcfadden, labour's shadow chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , has written to the lancaster, hasased before polling day. it comes amid reports that the conservative party's chief data officer, nick mason, has taken a leave of absence. the tories director of campaigns, tony leigh and his wife laura saunders , are also wife laura saunders, are also being probed, as is the prime minister's parliamentary private secretary, craig williams, who's admitted to an error of judgement. while the labour leader has suggested that benefits offer less dignity to people than earning a living through work. sir keir starmer took aim at handouts from the state in a piece for the sunday telegraph , he said serving the telegraph, he said serving the interests of working people means understanding that they want success more than state support . his comments come as support. his comments come as the latest savanta poll shows labour on 42% of the vote and the tories on just 19. flights have restarted at manchester airport after a quarter were cancelled today due to a power outage. earlier, all flights

with ours is a close schools across the street, lancaster pots of the country were hit by floods and much slides. several people were killed and went missing, following heavy rains on sunday, july and it has been battling severe weather conditions triggered by months when. right. and since midnight is really 5 minutes. that venue mean nothing. yahoo says he's not ready to consider a truce in gaza until israel's conditions, and that isn't as far as the statement vises. and is there any government spokes person that mr. nelson yahoo would stop the will to allow the result of hostages on friday. us president joe biden unveiled what he called a 3 face is really plan for a cease fire as well. the also by and i served in a variety of ministerial positions in these writing government before retiring from politics in 2008. it was also one of the architects of the 1993 also because he's now a journalist and business consulting. welcome to dw, and let's start with this disparity piece plan, apparently signed off by his right. need to go see how he does announce the world by an american preside

at least 16 people have been killed across to lancaster, heavy monsoon reign, coolest flash flooding, land sides of a 50000. 0, now to slice from that homes following heavy down pools, 80 percent of the country's districts have been affected by the rain for and the kind of way a volcano has erupt it on hawaii is big on. and so the 1st time in 50 years, it took place in a remote location within the national park. but it doesn't oppose an immediate threat to people. the us observatory agency loved roughly $250.00 s quakes between the summit in the hours for the rupture. again, and time is the latest moon lambda is on its way back to us just one day out. arriving on the latest surface on sunday 26th landed on the fall side of the moon, which permanently faces away from the us. it managed to scoop up a sample of new dust and placed in a capsule. alonda is expected back on us within the month. alright, that's me. my name's i'm use continue 0 now to their office to your b. i'm the accounting, the costs, the rates for clean energy is gathering speed spots. when could the change in energy sys

para algunos lugares como lancaster, palmdale y santa clarita, no alcanzando los Ángeles.diciones propicias para que sigan creciendo los incendios tanto en redding allá en chico sacramento, el norte de california, el valle de sacramento y por supuesto, las condiciones de vientos hacia la zona del sur, que es lo que hemos estado viendo con estos nuevos incendios que están brotando las condiciones para nosotros 52 grados. esto para san francisco, como mínimas modesto fresno todavía en los 60, napa en los 49 todo listo para mañana desde las 08:00. en los 70, mediodía. los 80 máximas especialmente al interior en los 90 para el día del padre, las costas por supuesto, con descenso en la temperatura. ahí está el pronóstico en san josé. escoja su ciudad. cómo se va a mantener el día domingo? mismas condiciones también para el valle de sacramento. sacramento máximas en los 91. madera, fresno mendota 92 93 grados. pronóstico para los próximos días. inicio de semana también candente de hecho viernes y sábado con temperaturas que serán realmente cálidas. 106 grados. otro domo de calor

. >> hoy se desato uno nuevo en lancaster, al noreste de los angeles, poco antes de las 4 de la tarde las autoridades anunciaron que fue contenido en un 100% tras quemar unos 337 acres de terreno. >> este es uno de varios fuegos que han afectado al estado y erika flores nos cuenta sobre otros incendios que arden en el estado de dorado, incluyendo uno que ha quemado mas de 4.000 acres en el condado de los angeles. >> veamos varias regiones del pais estan siendo impactadas por un extremo arizona, nevada, colorado y erika que de 14.500 angeles. >> veamos. >> al norte del estado dorado en el butte, un incendio ha co consumido mas de mil acres de maleza y destruido dos estructuras. >> en el sur de california, un siniestro en hesperia avanza sin control, llevando al cierre de varias carreteras en gorman por aire y por tierra bomberos combaten las voraces llamas que siguen su paso manteniendo las ordenes de evacuacion para personas. >> el fuego ha calcinado al menos dos estructuras y este taller mecanico con decenas de autos. >> juan, quien trabaja en el area, vio como empezo a propagarse el

that, a car exists, a piece for weight, everything was fine, or take in the practice on history lancaster, the british came and said people against each other. we know that that is not, is it multi confessional in multi ethnic republic? do you feel that there is a similar attempt to so decent here along religious lines? and if so, truly you have some antidote to this. i don't want you to review all the secrets, but you have it, don't you? for nearby in central, we're not afraid of that at the know why? because we're not scared of losing. now wait a kimball white because we have our own shining beacon, our spiritual leader, and we have a key and well organized system. we have someone to look up to, and so once a go to when we've got questions, as long as these people are with us, we have nothing to feed about religion wise and praise be to the almighty. we have a state we just problem which is just, it keeps for us. what is about us and shows concern for its people. that's why we have nothing to fear it to those serious the attention seekers with dealt with with is all of that situation an

here with the post fire, which started saturday night near highway 5 interstate 5, just west of lancaster and south of bakersfield in la county. it exploded more than 5,000 acres. fire crews say it is still burning out of control. just 8% contain it. further east in san bernardino county. the has sperry of fire has grown to more than 1100 acres is here. highway one 73 and has prompted evacuation warnings. it's not clear how this one started. winds are being blamed, though, for the fact that it quickly moves north. and in sacramento, crews battled a big brush fire that had been threatening homes and forcing evacuations. what is being called the excelsior fire has burned nearly 900 acres and south sacramento. no injuries reported. but there have been reports of outbuildings that where at least damage to sacramento regional strike team had actually then headed to la but were called back to deal with this fire and stay with kron 4 on air and online for continuing wildfire coverage. just scan the qr code. you'll be taken to the wildfire section of our website where you'll find the latest evacu

firefighters to the west managed to stop the progress of another fire near lancaster, which burned atst one building not far from dozens of homes. but in northern california, reports of buildings destroyed by a fire in sonoma county. experts warn this could be an especially dangerous fire season, due in part to climate change, which brought rainy winters that caused vegetation to grow. now in the heat and dry conditions. that vegetation is fuel for fires. meanwhile, heat typically only seen in the depths of summer, is bearing down on the midwest and northeast. more than 260 million americans will experience temperatures above 90 this week. parts of the northeast will see temperatures in the mid and upper 90s. pittsburgh could hit 99 degrees wednesday, which would be its highest june temperature on record. extreme heat is the most dangerous form of extreme weather, causing an estimated 1200 deaths in the u.s. each year. and now there's concern that number will only grow as northern cities unaccustomed to such extremes, face this heat so early in the season. when it comes to climate cha

. >> technically talk to jimmy carter middle dream shall never die in lancaster, plus seven can't on american tv latency again for the 24th of republican nationa conventions. ♪♪ live on demand, keep up the live companies and want politicsgs entrepreneur tips. he noted the not available the company level of download free the day at c-span.org.#÷ instead novel a front row seat to washington. ♪♪ >> you think is just a communities liver? disclaimer the. ♪♪ other television providers confront rosita democracy. >> chief economist trump administration is. let people cost for podcast. prr podcast. let's begin with what ■úe federal reserve decided to do yesterday which is making the front pages ■of the national newspapers. the washington post said hold rates as inflation plateaus and inflation is improving the prices are still growing faster than normal and the economy is slowing but not enough to convince the federal reserve it can take its foot off the brake. what do you make of that strategy? guest: it's good to be with you this morning. i think the strategy is right on. inflation remains

such as uh, finding a group that is supposedly, uh, was so bad there pressed them to boston, every lancaster bowl to the government, which supposedly, i suppose the represents the group. so it's a 30 there and i told you, or if it depends a wall, this vibrations and shut them to the west. and that, and i go to now as well, despite it, it has to push are very simple. never, it should be a narrative. the big step step. so the narrative of both, these really was very simple. refugees, you know, with software print for, for us, the, uh, phones they are fine, the websites treasury even meet, at least for some reason the locals didn't like them. so there was these unfortunate ethnic yes, there are some ready to go, some of these refugees, but all of them sap was, but the only know they're more there. this is a simplistic, narrow deal, which is of course, on uh, by the eighty's being repeated all the time. i mean it, i'm sorry, and rush, it would have the same simplistic narrative from the west of all to paint. but russia use a colonial or you pray, you'll swear all as a 2nd rate people just simply

or take in the practice on history lancaster, the british came and said people against each other. we know the diag assigned is a multi confessional in multi ethnic republic. do you feel that there is a similar attempt to so decent here along religious lines? and if so, surely you have some antidote to this. i don't want you to review all the secrets, but you have it don't ship. when you buy anything too, we're not afraid of that. do you know why? because we're not scared of losing our weight, a kimball white because we have our own shining beacon, our spiritual leader, and we have a key and well organized system. we have someone to look up to, and so once a go to when we've got questions, as long as these people are with us, we have nothing to feed about religion wise and praise be to the almighty. we have a state we just problem which is just, it keeps for us. what is about us and shows concern for its people. that's why we have nothing to fear it to those serious the attention seekers with dealt with with is all of that situation and the law willing people like them will never a

time. based on the political situation and the twenty-episode film by romain roman carmen with burt lancasterhy still had it, well , perhaps i’m talking based on politically , based on family tradition, it’s just me when i interviewed bush's son and they talked about this, he fully admitted it because his father was already the youngest pilot in the navy. values, when what is dear to us is sacred, there is no place for it in the system that they invented, there can be no entry, they do not see a place for us, they do not see a place for our meanings, therefore the economic confrontation and the military-political , it is largely the result of this ideological confrontation, why they hated communism so much, because it challenged capitalism, it challenged hegemony. why do they now hate this image of the new russia, the real russia, which we see, and which is updated simply every month, because this is a challenge to hegemony too, which... for example, i was also pleased, even from the belarusian point of view at the st. petersburg forum, this is the development of the economy of new regions, h

state and showing up in erie, showing up in southwestern pencil plane, and in places like yorker, lancaster, and then the northeast. i mean, that's where he's going to show up because the pennsylvania picks the president just like it did in 2020 and in 2016, unfortunately, for trump, but that same situation now holds true in 2024. >> so it sounds like you're saying he should be more aggressive about branching out beyond philadelphia well you know what i'm what i'm suggesting is is they joe biden knows that and joe showed up in erie in 2020. he showed up in cambria county at johnstown and he showed up in bucks county and he did that. and i know he's going to do that in 20 24, and i really want to remind anyone watching, is that joe biden beat trump in pennsylvania by over 80,000 votes and it's gonna be close in 2024. but i absolutely say this, that joe biden is going to win again in 24 senator i before i let you go, you spoke at your sheba university's commencement in the last couple of weeks. >> i want to play a clip for our viewers discovered that last year's already he invent iron dome an

well, i'll guess for joining us andre lancaster, benjamin young, and call fan and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's out. is there a dot com for further discussion too? good. well facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. it wasn't during the conversation on x or homeless at a inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team had bye for now the a pod. his aim interviews is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing, the f one of these governments with these says 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking odd since the e you made weapons are being used in gaza, no doubt. it should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential, could we go to some we cannot take the fact that he was signing up, present as not that important affected he had the story on talk to. how does era the what does a i really mean for the future of humanity. what sort of future society do we want? it creates all of

people that i know, lancaster county, you know, know of or read about etc., have some german background. i mean, it's a wonderful mix of, german and irish, german and italian, german andng'+t there there also german. and i so i am such a though lived here since 1969. so my is more international than national. well, let me bring you back to new jerseyuld you feel what would you grew up east oranges yes, i agree. but would you new? same as it's 1933. i would be in the united states, i think we're living. no no, no, i. jersey in jersey. yeah. with chris christie or what i know murphy is a governor right now, but we have chris christie on our don't. he was running for president. he's not anymore. thank goodness. it's. it's so complicated. and you know that. i'll tell you why. and pestering you like this. it's because my view of what's going around us is limited to state and local and i feel, you know we to newspapers every day. paper papers. when is the new york times and when is the star-ledger and the ar-ledger has all kinds of things going on. i've learned all about beach erosion, instan

such as uh, finding a group that is supposedly, uh, was so bad there pressed them to boston, every lancaster bowl to the government, which supposedly supposed the represents the group. so it's a 30 there and i go and you are you 50 pounds, a wall that's vibrations and the shuts into the west and that, and i told you about as well, despite it because the bush are very simple. never, it should be a narrative. the dns get upset, so it's a narrative of both. these really was very simple. refugees, you know, with software from, for, for us, the, uh, phones they are fine. oh sanctuary. even meet at least for some reason the locals didn't like them. so there was these unfortunate ethnic yes, there are some ready to go. some of these refugees but call themselves was the only know they're more there. this is a simplistic narrative which is of course, on by the it is being repeated all the time. i mean, i'm sorry and rush it would have the same simplistic narrative from the west of all to paint but rashid's a colonial. or as you pray, you'll swear all as a 2nd rate people. this is simply not true gree

the preston deposited every lancaster bowl to the government, which supposedly supposed to represent the group. so uh, darian uh, i told you uh, if it depends a wall, this vibrations and the southern to the west and submitted that. and i told you about kaiser. uh well, despite it, it has to push a very simple never, it should be a better idea of the b and scan up stuff. so it's a matter to put both. these really was very simple. refugees, you know, with software from, for, for us, the, uh, phones they are fine. oh, what sanctuary even meet at least for some reason the locals didn't like them. so there was these unfortunate ethnic yes, there are some randy pills. some of these are, if you're g 's but call themselves was not only know they're more there. this is a simplistic narrative which is of course, roll out by the eighty's been repeated all the time. i mean, i'm sorry and rush it would have the same simplistic american from the west of all to paint, but rashid's the colonial, or your radio square, all as a 2nd rate people, this is simply not true green. so if you, if you brain wa

house surrounded by cornfields in lancaster county, pennsylvania.of them are sitting right there. thank you for letting me dress up like mary poppins when i was 3. thank you for letting me act out scenes from i love lucy on my 10th birthday. thank you for always allowing my freak flag to fly without ever making it feel weird about it. >>and harry potter actor daniel radcliffe took home his first tony award for his role in merrily. we roll along as well. watch. and the tony award goes to. >>charlie creek himself. daniel radcliffe. >>i'm going tow fosston try not to cry. this is just it's been unbelievable. thank you so much to a cost everybody on that stage. it is an honor to be on stage with you every single night and to i will just i will miss it so much. but the biggest shocker of the night wasn't a win or snow. but brooke shields, fashion choice, raised some eyebrows. iraq yellow crocs on the tonys carpet. the reason for the entire a day before the tonys, brooke, posted on instagram saying she was recovering from double foot toe surgery. so go cr