lunch in the kitchen. so, thank you, my dear, this same one, ler, i learned everything from you, but. fresh, well, i just want to read a poem, not like what’s there, well, hello, 331672, like audibility, and a check, well, well , well, what, now i’ve become a friend to... i’m coming, you know, dove, in a woman, i ’m interested in the breakdown, hello, aunt masha, i checked 331 672, everything is fine, listen, ler, you have a vacation soon, so let’s wave somewhere, but we haven’t been anywhere, hello, yeah, okay. no, they won’t give me a vacation, well , whatever you want, it would be nice, it would be nice, with the girls, but the little blue girl is coming, the little red girl is coming, well, okay, hello, you call. are you crazy? my father, and you said, you don’t have a father, you don’t belong to any of us, okay, well, it’s clear, little girl, brother, sister. brother, how long ago did he leave you? yes, for a long time, i can’t imagine how you can live without your father, do you even go to see him? no, he was generally okay, neat, paid alimony. the voluntary members. in today's

ler, thank you very much, what else can you tell us?ed the russian center for science and culture in grodno. this branch is a representative of the rossotrudnichestvo representative office in our country or the so-called russian house. this will be a multi-profile space, a platform for meetings and demonstration of achievements in all areas. adults and children will be able to visit it. let us remind you that the consulate general of russia has been operating in our regional center for more than a year. and the organizers are confident that the center will help further strengthen bilateral ties at the regional level. by the way, the russian house in grodny is already the fourth in belarus, after minsk, brest and gomel. so, ler, well, according to tradition, you also prepared the plot for us, right? of course we have prepared and today. we will tell you about an event that took place in library no. 2 and was dedicated to world health day. health is like wisdom and peace of life, that’s what it’s called, everything is called correctly. su

ler entity in palestine is undergoing the same crisis that previous settler projects have experienced, failing to eradicate the indigenous peoples of the countries where they were established before heading themselves towards disintegration and collapse. israel cannot regain the deterrance it pretended to have, therefore it practices comprehensive genocide. this is exactly why there will be no escape for this settler entity from the fate of similar settler projects that have disintegrated and collapsed. six months of genocide this week, on the mide east stream. the israeli aggression against the people of palestine has a long and tumultuous history marked by genocide, occupation and countless human rights violations. "the palestinian struggle to liberate their country stands as one of the most enduring and contentious resistance movements in modern history. at its heart lies the issue of occupation with israel's presence in palestinian territories being a source of deep-seated grievances, violence and international concern. the roots of the israeli occupation of palestine." territorie

but he is very similar, very similar, he ’s just a woman, but he still doesn’t give in, doesn’t see lerr the child, that is, ironing the children's things, cooking there i’m eating, and what are you doing at this time, when she’s cooking, ironing, minding my own business, going on business there, well, this is where i need to go, or cooking again, because i also have an older son, i also have a husband, so they all need to be fed, i cook, i love, i love they love it when i, and nya what is the schedule, is she live-in, no, no, she is not live-in, she is with us from monday to... friday, she has a ten-hour working day, that is, at 10:00 in the morning she comes to us, at 8: 00 pm i let her go, the night is on me, but you and dimyan realized that a nanny is a salvation, in general, of course, i just didn’t have such an opportunity with sasha, with demyan now i have, why was there no opportunity with the elder financial, financial it was possible, but to take a nanny and somehow, well, i was alone, while it was too expensive then, i it seems that it’s very good that i had then... with her,

let's go to kurdish language, for example, kurdish poets , kurdish poets, ler poets, poets, for example, turkish language, we can strengthen these, anyway , many more serious programs when there are people and there are at least hundreds of poets behind them. we can talk hazrat agha has been telling poets for many years to popularize poetry and make it come to people's homes. you have our national poetry, and the media should play this role , and we are in line with the words of hazrat agha that the media should come and take the poetry of this national wealth to people's homes, and in any case , develop it in persian-speaking countries, we are doing this. in addition , there is another axis that hazrat agha spoke about , which is to translate the poem. today's persian poetry was hafez's poem, for example, in shah. this is that even now we have poets who are great poets who were in the same program, if you pay attention really, some of the city's children, i didn't know some of them myself, i used to come to see how talented they are, how modern their poetry is, how close their poetry i

that’s it, ler, i wanted to find out everything from you. how about you?so clean, inexperienced, so fresh. well, i just want a poem. read not that there hello 331672 how is it audible yes check well what what what now i’ve become a friend at home i go in you understand the love in a woman i’m interested in nadlo hello aunt masha checked 331672 yes everything is fine listen? and you have a vacation soon, so what? let 's go somewhere, but we haven't been anywhere, hello, yeah, i understand, but no, they won't give me a vacation, well, whatever you want, it would be nice, it would be nice, with the girls, and the little blue girl is coming. the little red girl is coming, okay, hi, call me, are you crazy, my father, and you said you don’t have a father. none of our people, okay, well, it’s clear, little girl, brother, sister, brother, he left you a long time ago, yes, a long time ago, i can’t imagine how you can live without your father, do you at least go to him, but no, he’s like that, in general, nothing , careful. did you pay child support? the voluntary m

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in preschool one to 8 infants anded lers one to throw. best practice is one to two. now we do have investment in not only recruitment and of diverse educator pipe line. invest nothing educational path ways. investing in teacher aprenticeship and differents types of recruitments and substitute pols. where do we every strategy but also monies we have to build the capacity in the communities to be able to absorb resource. it is an under resourced system for many years. >> sure >> thank you. i knowledge that your upon department has done god's work and i appreciate pu. i also while i appreciate the mayor's priority wragz and investment in this field, i want to be clear that what you have talked about is just a seck am of the entire need. we are talking about the subsidized slots. this is who you are talking b. and while we have done away with the waiting list for the older kids. of there has been a sea shift in terms of the state in the investment to transitional consistentlied are garren had an affect a domino affect on the field. completely because those folk who is wo

presiding judge dismissed a juror who said she felt intimidat tt some personal informati w made public, a ler excused another juror after prosecutors said hmit n have disclosed prior brushes with the law. opening statements could begin as ely as monday. this will be the first time ever a former u.s. president is the defendant in a criminal trial. friday on c-span, theouse begins work on a series bills to provide aid to israel, ukraine, and taiwan. the legislatio is similar to what was passed by the senate in february as one package. by in-house, members are expected to coid each dollar amount individually. on cpatwo, the senate resumes debate on the foreign intelligence sueillance act, which allows r warrantless surveillance of communications outside the u.s.. current authority is said to expire friday at midnight if congress does not te tion. reauthorization of section 702 was approved in the hseast week. as always, watch the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span two. >> more than 32 hundred students from across the country participated in the 20 year anniversary of c-span's stu

lock the doors, turn on the spinach lers and blast god bless the u.s.a. by lee greenwood on repeat.y would have dispersed quickly. now, obviously elevated to such a level where authorities are going to have to get involved. throw the book at every single one of them no. cashless bail no. cash and release. it's time to teach these entitled students this is not a day care that they're living. in it's time to see consequences now now before they were 25, 35, 45 and do something much, much worse. >> todd: i blame covid lockdowns for the protests. they want to be part of a group because they were in isolation before during covid. join a sports team like hang out with some friends. don't destroy a campus. i think it's deeper than that, tomi. i think it all comes down to overconfidence that your opinions matter more than others and i call that the leftist playbook. tomi lahren, thank you for your insight. "fox & friends" continues. our breaking conch protest at columbia. ♪ [chanting there's only one on

. >> next, austin ek ler you know who he is he's the washington commanders' newest running back, brianer from the l.a. chargers >> oz pearlman, who has been on cnbc, the best magic >> now we're down to pick number three. pick number three in the draft is going to be charlotte flair, team woo, wwe star, last year's champion she'll be back >> love it number two is eddie george steady eddie, the former nfl rookie of the year >> great player with the titans. ohio state guy and then, oh, this is so appropriate. breanna stewart, money machine's two wwe titles in this week of women's basketball, who better than breanna stewart to get the first pick >> "closing bell" begins now ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner this make-or-break hour begins with tech on the ropes while the rest of the market works to get up off the mat a day of violent rotation to finish out a pretty punishing week at the s&p 500 struggles to avoid a rare six-day losing streak here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. mentioned the s&p 500 is down, has been down as much as

and father until you are 10 years old, listen, well grandma found a good family for you, right, yes, lers the moment when your brothers and sisters began to appear, appear, appear, appear, appear, appear, appear, i remember when lera arrived, well, i went with her parents, well, at first so modestly , everything is as it should be, and then, and then, and then like a normal child, listen, here, but i’m just thinking, well, you understand what you are? could be - one, but no such, cats not scratching at my soul, but why did my mother do this, i would live like a king and everything would be fine, but no, of course, i’m already used to it, but they are all to me... just like family, i can’t live without them anymore, i imagined what the size of the new year tree must be to put all of you gifts there, the kremlin, so that they all fit, it would be necessary what kind is needed, so to seat them all, a bus is needed, yes, but it’s far from school - well, no, it’s a 10-minute drive, well, through the whole village, yeah, well, you still have to go by car, definitely, you can’t get there on foo

ler, why does the partition evoke so many emotions?this room is, it seems to me, not very big, and if there is still a partition here, or this is a break in the pattern, the bedroom, for example, some kind of thing, let’s go with metaphors, but that’s what it is , pattern break. or a partition, we’ll find out later, but for now, guys, i’m ready to see you off, yes, let’s go, that’s it, we say goodbye to the bed, that’s it, bye, yes, let’s go. natasha, it seems to me that if we have a loggia in the project we will use it, we will of course very seriously unload this room, because you see, everything is very cramped here, on the loggia, please, we have free space, there is nothing at all, we will definitely use the loggia, we will make a workplace there, here and this one parts of the lodge, on the contrary, we will make a storage system, leave it as they have it, only we will make it more functional, we will organize the second place of work in the bedroom, and there the heroes have the right to choose for themselves which place will be

nobody has time fon ler a electc buses or racist highways, and yoacist hiu can't take credt obamacare and has your boss's name on it. . biden didn't even have the guts to show up in person hav. obama was there and he didn't need any help with theit's cal black vote. it's called retail politics. you showics. up, shake hands, show people your real care, t yo what the media tells you. >> mr. trump. >> lsupport. okay. yes, we do. y let meou give you a. come on. come on. come on. yes. i'm going to get rid of biden. yes, that's better than any campaign ad money can buy. one of those women, a grassroots political activist, explained trump's appeal this morning. >> watch. they feel like he's honest. l they feel like this is someboe who, while we might not agree with how he says thing e wis, how he goes about things. at least he's telling us what itingsg us is.. they just feel like he's more relatable. he gives you thake he't relatabe feeling, too, where it's like, hey, i'm just like you, you know me. this is what i this is what you said you wanted. s whatoum going to try to do about it. >> th

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besides the daily news, there is still some kind of life left for ler, well, unfortunately, there isecord them in cycles of several at once programs, there is no such privilege in the news, the news is all broadcast live, so valeria korableva wants, doesn’t want, she has to come and go live, she wants, doesn’t want to come and go live again, so i ask, in these episodes , what's interesting now? where i managed to go, well, for example, i was at russian fashion week, no, i wasn’t, like that, because i was on the air, and i was, well, i think there will be more good events, now, especially in spring, so in winter, you know, you want to wrap yourself up in blankets, even if you have some time, just do nothing, this also happens, but plus again i say, school, school, it’s terrible, in general, in short, in my free time, son, he’s 12. yes, and mom, valeria korableva is like that on air. good morning, dear friends, good evening, dear friends, mother received her second higher education 2 years ago, by the way? legal, wow, there are women in russian villages, what can i say, i respect her e

i mean, the fact that she was married to jacob smith before she left him in harrisburg is in ler font at the top the big letters are reserved for this expression and for many years the trust in the housekeeper of honorable thaddeus stevens. oh yeah i don't have to read all these to you. just the housekeeper. yes. thomas. frederick woodley and i received his biographer. and these guys, you know, they they really that lost cause crowd really managed to bear the memory of these people. these people mean in their day, they were widely known. stephens was probably during the civil war with the most powerful member of congress. he chaired the house ways and means committee means he held the purse strings for the civil. and he really dearly wanted to put an end to slavery. and when civil rights for the newly freed people and for all people of color for that matter. frederick woodley stephens biographer that lydia was a woman of poise and personal dignity. she was unusually attractive. some of these guys think they really had a crush on her. they they just go on and on and and, you know, what

but there's things i'm concerned about, the democracy we have, the rule of law, the order ler transferr, weaponizing the judiciary. things that i think threaten democracy. on the other hand, they have asked me about my friend joe biden, who i have known for a long time. and i want joe biden to be the joe biden i've known forever. okay. always working a deal. always wanting to bring people together. which he has campaigned in 2020. i think his staff has taken him too far left. i don't believe that's where he needs to be. i don't believe that's where he has internally, never has been, and love to see him come back to that. i'm still working hard, trying to see if i can help a little bit there. >> are you waiting for him to move. is that what you're holding your endorsement for? >> i think he needs to move. i really do. the people want to say, we made a mistake at the border, a big mistake at the border, but he's willing to fix it. >> they did propose the immigration bill which got nowhere. it was a more conservative bill than liberal and it didn't get out of the senate. >> it was a very

[laughter] i kind of slump down i said i'm either going to to be the ed ler of the party or i have topen thisth party up somewhere else. i'm very proud of the fact -- that those two election cycles elected most republican women -- the most republican minorities that were before and that's really our ability to win in places people didn't win. when i got elected leader pelosi got elected speaker so donald trump lost california by 5 million votes. do you know how many congressional seats did pelosi add to her majority when she became speaker from california, notes onehe she lost five, we wn five, new york, arizona -- washington. so the party found something different,ou and my how i cool o this party, is really abraham lincoln a teddy roosevelt and reagan if you find me many d.c. i'll walk the mall. all the away down to lincoln i ready the gettyburg address and forefathers on this continue innocent a new nation conceive in liberty dedicate a prop cig that we are all equal. and really in the end he said if we sell goth of the people by the people for the people, shall not perish from ear

something more serious, didn’t take the pills, didn’t want to take them , they said something, here lerlet’s say, it’s very easy to offend me, there are points that you can click on, i’ll never show you the views , but it will hurt me, and it will hurt you, and timur will hurt. it’s an impulse, there are flags that a person places, we don’t see them, a loved one, he sees it, well, like, help me, i feel bad, but a man can’t say this frankly, well, it’s just that no one noticed these flags, no one was around at that moment, no, there was no surprisingly balanced person at all. the lifeless body of evgeny kungurov was discovered at the entrance of the house by the artist’s neighbor and today she is in our studio. irina, hello, please come in, irina, what time did you return home, and what did you see? i was returning home around 9:00 pm on tuesday, and i parked the car, unloaded the grocery bags and headed to the residential entrance. because i still have the feeling that in recent months i have seen him with wife, well, because she still attracted attention in the elevator, the lobby, ver

the -- appellant brings up well, they could do splifrng lers versus -- fire escape. they have an address things that will happen that will require for the purpose of life, fire and safety that will add things apendages. can you address that stuff? and the most director question i can ask you is it -- more appropriate to have although i heard the fire escape thing for access. is it more appropriate is it -- looking for a bert word. recommended? or otherwise to -- have a fire escape versus sprinklers understand being this when you have spring lers you add big bucks to an expensive under taking. the basement does have spring police it now. that is one thing. it is -- its -- a design factor. they are allowed to put a fire escape on the back. thank you that is important. appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. i don't see questions. you can be seated. now move on to public comment. is there anyone in the room who would like to comment? okay. if you can lineup against the wall there and you can come forward. >> i'm sarah hoffman. i'm a san francisco land use attorney and not th

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other states within and a number of the justices pointed out there are much ler penalties for significant crimes i would point to 1752 which is civil disobedience and restricted space that is what mr. fisher is charged with. that is a misdemeanor. if you caused substantial bodil injury, that is a 10 year maximum penalty. the government wants to lee a 20 year excellent penalty. even if they are peaceful. finally, we have not touched very much on the breath of influence. at would not only be peaceful protest, it would be advocacy, cld be all kinds of lobbying. those things would be covereas well. i would say to the court, let us not forget that cil proceedings are covered here. the government is suggesting the court should unleash a 20 year obstruction statute on civil litigation in federal court's. i submit that is if we would submit that that is a very serious tool to put in the hands of prosecutors. we urge that the c >> washington journal, our live form involving you. from washington dc and across the country. sunday morning, axios reporter stephen newman discusses that house vote. clic

in preschool one to 8 infants anded lers one to throw. best practice is one to two. now we do have investment in not only recruitment and of diverse educator pipe line. invest nothing educational path ways. investing in teacher aprenticeship and differents types of recruitments and substitute pols. where do we every strategy but also monies we have to build the capacity in the communities to be able to absorb resource. it is an under resourced system for many years. >> sure >> thank you. i knowledge that your upon department has done god's work and i appreciate pu. i also while i appreciate the mayor's priority wragz and investment in this field, i want to be clear that what you have talked about is just a seck am of the entire need. we are talking about the subsidized slots. this is who you are talking b. and while we have done away with the waiting list for the older kids. of there has been a sea shift in terms of the state in the investment to transitional consistentlied are garren had an affect a domino affect on the field. completely because those folk who is wo

there is some more toothsome anrd that applies in this circumstance, the fact that this is a national lerurported to be a national rule and costs as much as it cos,illions of dollars in compliance over the next 12 mont, think is reason enough. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. ms. n: thank you. chief justice roberts: mr. stewart. oral argumt malcolm l. mrstewart: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the ur i'd like to make three quick points at the outset. first, with respect to the interests of the state applicantsi ink it's important to bear in mind that at this stage of the proceedings, the a a lot more states on our side than there are on theirs, and 's heritage reporting corporation vital to bear in mind the equities of the downwind states because a's the whole point of the good neighbor provision of the canir act and the "good neighbor plan" that the epa implemented. and when we think about the interests of the downwind at, it's natural to think first of their humanitarian interest in the health and well-being of theiredents. but the downwind stateth are out of a

welcome to "today," monday ler >> hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today," mo morning. nday morning, nice to have you starting your week with us. nice to have you your week with us. >> good to >> good to see you, we're see two major stories, including following two major stories, including this morning's start this morning's start of the firs of the first criminal trialal t former president donald trump, against donald trump. the latest from court in just a the very latest from court in just moment. a moment. >>> but we >>> we begin with u.s. official officials closel closely monitoring the mounting tensions in the middle east thig morning. tensions in the middle east this morning, israel's war israel's war cabinet is meeting to discuss a to discuss its response to this weekend's unprecedented attack fr weekend's unprecedented attack a from iran in israel.n in israel. more than 300 drones and more than 300 drones and missiles launched into israel on saturday night, most were thwarted by israel's air def saturday night.ense systems with support from the u.s. and other mo

. -- the ler courts. we think it would be insufficient because the law is talking ouusing the presidents motives and intrusive consideration of the presidents motis transforming acts official and unofficial would come into play. ce you can make that allegation, then you' oned the door. you no longer have a clear rule. you have a determination in every single case. >> what if it did not involve any objective, it would look objectively at the various relevant factors. >> that sounds a lot like blasingame. if you look at the separate opinion, that may not be different than what we propose in court today. >> blasingame had to do with the different dreaate and official conduct. >> that's what i understand. >> this would apy d it's a possibility but i don't know whether it's a good or bad idea or can be devefrom the structure of the constitution or any other source. but this would be applied in a purely objective grounds. when the president iok an official power in taking the action that is at issue. >> the rea

anhey thought that that wasn't enough, the proper framework would be this court's framework ler, wheree would look at the assert defense, there, insanity of some necessity, and we would aske whether it is so drooted in our history and -- and something that hbe imposed in this way on the states. stice kagan: thank you. ms. evangelis: thank you justice roberts: justice gorsuch? justice gorsuch: i suppose someone could also iniata class action of the sort that happened here if -- if you were not allowing the necessity defense to operate and seek to have it enforced, couldn't they? ms. evan potentially. i -- justice gorsuch: yeah. thank you. chief justice roberts: justice kavanaugh? justice kavanaugh: you've said several times t's a difficult policy question, a complicated policy question. i think everyone would a with that. how does this law help deal with the complicated policy issues? ms. evangelis: one of the most difficult challenges is getting people the help that they need. and laws like this allies to intervene, and they're an imt tool in helping incentivize people to accept shelte

okay so item number 6 is appeal brad say ler versus entertainment commission. indoor entertainment and om ply fied sound and audio. indoor entertainment until 11:00 am and outside door 10:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily but should not exceed four hours up to ten times per calendar year. llp and we will hear from the appellant first. welcome. >> good evening, president lopez and commissioners, i'm andrew i'm an attorney at sachs and freedman which neighbors at 2032 union street. paul mouse is a outdoor and live entertainment events as well as prerecorded music productions. since its founding almost ten years ago, palm house has bin undating neighborhood with excessive noise due to events with or without perm uts. sfpd the entertainment commission approved for a limited live performance permit because commission dis recorded substantial opposition, we ask that they rescind or further mote fie the permit--modify the permit. clean record with respect to noise enforcement. however complaints with 3111 cannot and should not be determative on this issue. the good-neighbor