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[applause] >> henrietta mann.ngthening and developing native american education. the pioneering efforts of henrietta ho'oesto'oona'e mann led the programs and institutions across the country devoted to the study of native american history and culture, honoring ancestors they came before and benefiting generations that follow. [applause] >> amen. [applause] >> accepting on behalf of of native america calling, jaclyn sallee. [applause] for connecting tribal and nontribal communities across the unitedco states. through its interactive shows on the radio and online, native america calling educate. >> in public about indigenous issues while preserving indigenous history and culture to honor their contributions that strengthen the sacred nation to nation relationship. [applause] [applause] >> ann patchett. [applause] >> are putting into words the judy, pain, andnd complexity of human nature. with her best-selling novels and essays, and her bookstore, readers from around the world see themselves in the pages of ann patch

mann.ur state department helpful in coordinating that, and is was it mostly coordinated through other foreign min e industries or amongst -- ministries or amongst personnel on the ground? >> thank you, congresswoman. for our september 17th flight, in order for it to take off, we needed four different authorizations. we needed permission from afghanistan, we needed permission to fly into qatari air space, we needed permission to land in -- prioritization to put our personnel there. we had to negotiate all those things without a diplomatic relationship with the new government of afghanistan and in a situation that was very, very dynamic. prior to the dethe parture of the united states from afghanistan on august 30th, there was a task force in place at the state department to coordinate all this, and there was a very clear process. i disat this pointly remember the day that we announced that our country's diplomatic and military presence had end ended in afghanistan, that as thing force ended

catherine mann still thinks that we should be tightening here.ny further tightening from here is a mistake. chris: all central bankers seem to be backward looking. they should be looking for words at the date of this telling you about the future. the idea that anyone knows what a neutral interest rate is, no one has a clue. the idea that they can tell you from that kind of calculation whether they are tiger enough is incorrect. i don't know how catherine mann came to that conclusion but it is clear to me that money is way too tight in the economies are going to slow in the banking crisis, this is the beginning. there is clearly a lot of losses to take god in loan portfolios. many of us have been talking about this affected the u.s. but that will be a western phenomenon. there are real issues to come in bank portfolios in a term of earnings. alix: where does the next shoe to drop? you guys were with the recession call and how regional banks were exposed. where's the shoe? chris: commercial real estate lending, and that's aggressive in the midsize

i mentioned well, i mentioned mann and horace mann like his benjamin believed that the institution of slavery was bad because it gave work a bad name. only black did work. thus white people became lazy. men, not only served a great advocate of public education, teacher training, but he also served in congress as. and he made a point one day of arguing against the presence of african-americans and the desire to expel expulsion, remove them. and he said that they be removed because they as i said, they gave work a bad name. and he said. sorry. it was really emotional. i read this. he described the influence that that slaves had. and it was such a poisonous influence that they had, especially what he called, quote, the black --, unquote, who worked in kitchens. i was just devastated when i read that. it's in his own collection of his speeches. but that's the way he now. it's true that in the 19th century, that word did mean someone who worked in the kitchen, but it also had the same that we had today on that. well, anyway. john jay chapman returned it to him for a for a moment. and impor

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, as congress works to re-authorize the farm bill, i rise today to deliver the 17th installment of my farm bill impact series where i'm highlighting various aspects of the bill. the farm bill won't ever be effective, though, if the stepped up basis is limited and people get saddled with unjust capital gains taxes. sadly, that's what president biden's proposal does. it imposes capital gains taxes on assets that have been held in family trust or ownership for over 90 years. here's why the stepped up basis is so important. let's say you're a young person working on your family farm and you work for your parents until the time comes for you to take over the land, equipment, and livestock. when that happens, the federal government should not jump in and impose taxes on the unrealized gains of these inherited assets. this principle is called the stepped up basis and has long been precedent in the tax code with tons of bipartisan support. the president's budget, however, works to elim

a leader in the veteran community, retired lieutenant colonel scott mann is warning of a mental healths they try to help afghan allies escape. colonel mann shared this personal story. >> my friend brad was found dead a few months ago in a mississippi hotel room. his wife confirmed to me that the afghan abandonment had brought back the demons he had managed to put behind him after our time in afghanistan together. >> lieutenant colonel scott mann joins me now. thank you. >> thank you very having me on. >> service members in the wake of the withdrawal and there was also a mental health problem but that has been worsened by that withdrawal. i wonder if you can describe to folks exactly how, how that works and just how broad this problem is when you describe a mental health tsunami. >> yeah. i mean, i appreciate you having me on, jim. just the big thing i try to communicate to people is these war fighters who voluntarily went into harm's way to keep the country safe. and one of the things that's required of that is working with partner forces be with your afghan partners. and there's a pro

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: madam speaker, i rise to honor the life and legacy of a great kansan, jack, who died at the age of 94 last month, as well as his late wife, donna. jack is was born in salina where he was raised on agriculture and values of faithers hard work, freedom, integrity, and personal responsibility. these are the values that make our state so special and jack embodied them. he was an assuming and humble servant with a long list of accomplishments. he didn't make his life about himself, he made it about others. jack had a larger than life personality. he didn't want the spotlight. he wanted to make a difference in his community, his alma mater, k-state, and lives of the people around him. jack was a hero of kansas agriculture. he painstakingly operated the k-state ranch in kansas, one of the largest producer of hereford cattle in the united states. national cattle beach association, and archer daniels midland. he was a visionary or kansas state university. most importantly alongside his l

it varies from ken mann to mainland china. have been i don't for 2 and a half. yes. so is the tourism industry on the island? one child may i read about security and relations with china felon, why do you only get it? why do i want to peacefully unify with china equal? we must not squinted, warrenson china, no use the people of kin are not hostile. are lou savvy wound attackers? we are like brothers now she in the year while shows us a bomb shouter, like the one he had in as a child, when the communist attacked his from their generation that experienced war with china. now he says he would accept alert she, with taiwan and china, go to war. can 1000000 that would be done for you? would you the high one can't protect us is too far away to give his military support. arrival will challenge e d r. portia kenman was an antique holeman as front line during the cold war. residents were cut off from even their relatives on many felt like they didn't belong to either side. opening direct links to china 20 years ago, east cross street tensions came madness. now the most pro be

moments after splashdown, astronaut nicole mann, the first native american to fly to space, says that was one heck of a ride. there's new trouble on florida's southwest coast. people are complaining of burning eyes and breathing problems as a flareup of toxic red tide returns. more than three tons of dead fish have washed ashore. it's unclear how long this algae bloom will stick around, but officials have cancelled the major beachside festival, which was scheduled for april 15th. >>> when we return, for these ukrainian ballerinas, the show must go on. >>> we end tonight in ukraine, where for more than a year after vladimir putin's invasion, citizens are showing solidarity and resilience. that includes soldiers fighting on the battlefield to artists on the stage. ♪ >> reporter: they are the front line of ukraine's fight to preserve its cultural heritage, a battle of survival of an art form they've dedicated they're lives to. >> ukraine is still at war. you're still dancing. why is it so important to still dance? >> translator: we want the world to see that ukraine also has its own cult

scott mann was part of task force pine dollar the apple that helped charter flights out of afghanistanr before the committee today. thank you for being here. what will you tell congress today? >> thanks for having me on, todd. what i will try to do today is represent 800,000 war vets and their families and tell the story about how this impacted the families in a way that i don't think has been revealed and remind people why afghanistan matters a year and a half later. we've tried to turn the page on the country and a lot of veterans believe it will put us back. >> todd: this happened in august of 2021, i imagine the impact is still being felt today. what are these folks experiencing still to this day? >> imagine being on the world's longest 911 call, todd. afghan allies and special forces were hunted by the taliban, the veterans did pick up the phone and forming organizations like dunkirk and moral compass and task force pineapple. a lot of them did not make it, these veterans and other volunteers stayed on the phone for a year and a half cashing in pensions and kid's college funds to

joining me now is michael mann, professor and director of the pan center for science, sustainability5 countries, how does this warning compare to others and how can it be ignored? >> so this is a report that literally synthesizes the last three reports published over the last year by the ipcc on the basic science, on the impacts and on solutions. and while there is technically nothing new, it provides a really important contextualization of what we have learned from those reports. and it presents us as you allude to with a very stark choice. we have a rapidly shrinking window available to us if we are to prevent warming from going beyond that catastrophic level of 3 degrees fahrenheit where we see ever more dire consequences of climate change. >> so, what is the report say we can do? what would make a difference? >> so, it is sort of modified -- the last report published by the ipcc, the numbers told us we needed to reduce carbon emissions by about 50% by 2030 to stay within our budget for keeping warming below that catastrophic 3 degree fahrenheit level, where we see star worse heat

plus we will be speaking to catherine mann of the boe in programming later.omberg. ♪ hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. i was a diet soda addict, and i needed to have a diet soda every morning as my eye-opener. with the release, the cravings are gone. golo worked for me when i thought nothing would work for me. the first few weeks were really astonishing how quickly and how easily it came off, how much better i felt, what a change it made so fast. i feel like anything is possible after accomplishing what i've done with golo. a

mann know the rigor from massachusetts institute of technology.excellent in one world scope of economics like trade is one thing. she owns a high ground on two points. one is the trade or classic book is the trade deficit sustainable , which was hugely influence a lot the time. the other witches hugely timely and she cannot comment on it, she is the expert on the codependency of america on china. this is something she and michael rosenberg minted. she cannot talk about that because of her position. jonathan: so, she cannot talk about tiktok now? tom: no. she cannot talk about it at all. maybe we will see her again. right now, our chief washington correspondent annmarie hordern joins us. it is simple. republican, democrat, everybody inside the beltway knows only one relationship. interest rates goes up, the interest on our debt goes up, as well. the wonderful g peterson foundation codifying this for us in february. how grim is it, rates are up, how bad is the interest we pay on our debt? annmarie: people are complaining if they are buying a new hom

following to american takes a 1979 t v movie from director dilbert, mann, and the 1930 classic by louis milestone. all think, inspiration from the german novel, all quiet on the western front, or investing knish noise by irish maria remarked, published nearly a century ago. the books message on the senselessness of war has sadly lost none of its relevance to them. as he gets ruining at, craig is only form i was what he gave mister front and flanders press. one of the books opening scenes shows young students being fired up by their jingle mystic professor who indoctrinate them with propaganda. pushing them to sign up for the front of the sucrose doctrines. leak in handland, zohler gerson generates you my life. why? oh, come gone. why? i think it feels like a universal message about young kids being manipulated by demagogues and populous and hate speech to sort of go with you know, enthusiasm and in a sense and, and, and that full of youth to, to the front and to see that youth and that innocence, being mangled up and being torn apart, been killed by, and the souls being killed. i think

. >> thankfully no one was hurt, but all units near mann avenue were evacuated due to the threat of other trees falling as well. neighbors say they have never seen anything like it. >> you hear about it in the hills or something like that. but here, you know, in the flat lands. >> while i was taking a picture of it, this one right here, it fell onto the house, the big noise. >> some say it sounded like a bomb went off when the trees fell. others say it was more like an earthquake as the falling trees shook the building. building manager say they have contracted with a tree service to come out tomorrow. not just to clear out the trees that fell, but also cut down all of the remaining trees, just because the threat that could fall. now the city has actually set up a shelter in combination with the american red cross. that's at the senior center that's going to be open all night tonight for anyone who needs a safe place out of the storm. >> and those trees are imposing now right behind you, katie. thank you very much. >>> to walnut creek now where it was a very close call to a father and dau

he called me if something was from mann or mineral park to the football game soon. my me a call quick disposed i actually started let it go there. they brought sia a did leave it on middle cattle equally by easy english, one all oppose. it's yona o k, a cost or the secretary cardi elliot, before them entirely important eco, morally or not been a li, mubarek trickles to so good duffy, i think that from many points of view islamist regime, this might be considered to be more easily manipulable then a secular nationalist regime come along a nipple, the in the of the dates that they learn from the due date for the machine by 8. so bother to establish it from little to the us that he coming up. but what me meant that would influence in order, in order to put them into these, within the issue of how they do that too deep emotionally to mom is you long because your critique miss up our see this up in courses shonda. lacy dig is post formal, need your g password forms, jonae crochet lane, equilla the the spirit, jamie you out the most money and offer you make that because y

following to american takes a 1979 t v. movie from director dilbert, mann, and the 1930 classic by louis milestone. all take inspiration from the german novel, all quiet on the western front or investing leash noise by elisha maria remark, published nearly a century ago. the books message on the senselessness of war has sadly lost none of its relevance to them as it gets ruined, gregory, is that when the former was what he gave mister front and flung numbers by one of the books, opening scenes shows young students being fired up by their jingle mystic professor who indoctrinate them with propaganda, pushing them to sign up for the front of the sucrose starts once league and in hendern zohler gorski engine and i to my life either oh come gone one i think it feels like a universal message about young kids being manipulated by demagogues and populous and hate speech to sort of go with, you know, enthusiasm and in a sense and, and, and that full of youth to, to the front and to see that youth. and that innocence, being mangled up and being torn upon being killed by and their souls being kill

from the schools he said he attended, the prestigious horace mann high school, new york university. was a toll volleyball player at barouk college. he never even went. to his work history -- citigroup, goldman sacks, which he testified to under oath, none true. he falsely linked himself to various tragedies and identities. >> i've seen how socialism destroys people's lives because my grandparents survived the holocaust. i'm a jew, trust me. >> reporter: he later attempted to clarify to fox news his connection to judaism. >> my heritage is jewish, i've always identified as jewish, i was raised a practicing catholic, i've always joked with friends, even in the campaign, "guys, i'm yjew-ish." >> reporter: he said his mom died of complications of 9/11, when she wasn't even in the u.s. during the attacks. >> how do you know your constituents can trust you even though you misrepresented your biography to them? >> reporter: his personal finances under federal investigation after questions were raised. in 2020 he had a salary of $55,000. but last year, he valued his assets between $2.6 mill

oh, ah, business day that way, news line from berlin gun mann in tel aviv was 3 and what police call a suspected terror attack. the shooting comes amid anti government protests and israel over efforts to overhaul the judiciary. critics call the proposals a threat to democracy, the board of se, they reflect the will of the people also coming up georgia, you turn to over as controversial foreign agent bill. the government backs down under pressure over a russian style wall, which critics say with stifled free speech. when protest continue over fears the government is on an authoritarian path. and russia unleashes a massive missile attack on ukraine, explosions in peeve and across the country. target energy infrastructure and hate residential buildings. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in the ukrainian capital. aah! i'm a call for leash. welcome to the show. we started israel where police say they have a quote neutralized a gunman who shot and wounded 3 people in tel aviv authority say they are treating the shooting as a suspect, a terrorist attack israel and media say the al

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. >> reporter: and now take a look at this tree that's closest to mann avenue. it's taller than i am. and i'm 5'10". you can just imagine the force that actually took to bring these trees down. now as we talked about the danger that some of these other eucalyptus trees could fall, the condo complex is actually going to be cutting down every single tree tomorrow, so that residents can get back home. now as far as tonight goes. because this entire building is under mandatory evacuations, all 48 units are not able to have people come home tonight. the city and the red cross is actually set up a temporary shelter overnight tonight at the senior center for anyone who needs a place to stay. >> that's good to know. thank you for showing us this. thanks for your report today. at least two planes were blown over at buchanan field airport in concord. you could see their tails sticking up in the air. the fire department saying at least one of those planes were laying on the fuel tank. earlier today they caused the mud slide to block one lane of the highway in occidental ov

it in the both says eventually winning 64762 at mann in the n b a. le bron james return from a month long injury, lay off for the eli lakers, but couldn't lead his eye to victory again to the chicago bulls visitors. cruise 2 at 10 point, and as le bron face is missing out on the playoff or the 3rd time this joining the lakers in 2018 to read through earlier and nichol. i yoke inch bagged 31 points as he inspired the denver nuggets to a big win over the milwaukee bucks clash between bnb a's eastern and western conference leaders. dockage also claimed 11 assist as the nuggets beat their fellow championship favorites by a score of 129 to 162 . and before we go, here is the reminder of the top story we're following for you today. israel media are reporting that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is expected to delay contentious plans to reform the judiciary. this after tens of thousands of protesters choked to the streets following that in the yahoo stacking of his defense minister, he had earlier called for an immediate halt. to the reforms for watching data, but you know, with our e

you there at mann to hold my daughter. your father is dead. now. we carried him into the living room, but no one there. we found my son over to the home and also dead him. ideally, we were shot. i didn't i. yeah, we covered them and cried. her 28 year old son, gay billy who had been planning to marry soon. i abbot, her gauze, and her daughter were too scared of the soldiers who were occupying the village. they stayed in the house with the bodies before day sol center, then i went to the church to see if i could bury them there. but a high ranking, airy train soldier said, no. he said it was us who attacked them. i told him we didn't know at one young. she buried her husband and son in her backyard. after 2 months they were finally moved to the church graveyard. since then, abd ahead, her goss hasn't slept well. she's overcome with grief hook and what did we t grands? do they must be held accountable. it was civilians they killed. they killed the people instead of fighting the soldiers. according to the administration of the town of arbour, the sold

first russian to fly on an american spacecraft in 20 years, and nasa flight commander nicole aunapu manneekend for film fans, with the ocars taking place in less than 2a hours. all quiet on the western front is nominated for no fewer than nine awards. lesley paterson, who wrote the film, was once a waitress at the oscars. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, because her story is a remarkable one. colin paterson, no relation to lesley, put on his running shoes to catch up with her in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it'sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here and sort of going for the oscars. like, what? lesley paterson, the scottish triathlete in the running at the oscars. hello! good to see you, man. and she is loving los angeles. oh, my gosh, this is amazing, isn't it? this is pretty much beverly hills. cheering. for 16 years, the five—time off—road triathlete world champion used her prize money from races to keep alive her dream of a new film version of all quiet on the western fron

we'ree learning morore abobout mann who was killed inn walnunu creeek last night. 7979-year-oldd thomas huser ands wife e had been o out to dinner ththen stopopped for ice crcrea. the wife w was d driving themem aroround 9:00 p.mm., when a tr crashed onto their tesla. tonight we spoke with his son. >> and suddenly the windshield exploded, and there was, like, a large crash. and that was basically it. my father was immediately killed. >> so difficult for all these families here. his wife suffered minor injuries. huser himself was a long-time attorney in san francisco. his son told us that his law practice was his passion, that he truly liked helping people. he retired to walnut creek a few years ago. >>> another storm victim being remembered tonight. a plumbing company has posted this tribute to jesus cruz. the 29-year-old was heading back from a job when a tree fell on his van. his coworkers created a gofundme to raise money for his families. >>> pg&e crews are making progress. as of 9:45 tonight, only 39,000 customers are without power. the east bay continues to be hit the hardest, wit

a local journalist sent us this report from one of the emergency shelter camp at mann to a primary school is one of the shelters that is used for the displaced families. there are pregnant women, young children and elderly a .

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today , and mann, german novelist today, and as you do, his mother, who brazilian used to emphasise to them that they should only eat that were sweetened with brazilian sugar. yes. so, you know, it's this thing isn't it true that about coke before . but true that about coke before. but i thought when he he brought coke back, i thought, well, that's how see so skinny is that's how we see so skinny is he snorts a bit between meetings. yeah. no it's not that cool. world leaders, coca cola, those well, those donald trump as well, something could probably something they could probably connect when again connect with when he wins again in caffeine in in 2024. a lot of caffeine in it, to keep them away. it, too, to keep them away. yeah. syrup really a lot yeah. corn syrup is really a lot of confections . it's so of confections. it it's so broad. everything just like campers. i do, like maple syrup. i it's a bit of. oh, yes, but my goodness, the taste in that there's a richness to it you feel like it's feels like it's proper food at the same time diet isn't there some of the models do wheth

matt and mann from among the cities of france, which spent a night full of inflammation and chaos, thery people fought against the anti-riot forces by setting fire to cars and trash cans . arashi are stupid dictators who do not understand the people, according to the latest survey conducted by gulab, 80% of french people expressed their opposition to the government's decision to invoke article 49 and not vote in the parliament, according to the report of the french ministry of interior during the conflict. 310 people were arrested during last night's riots, of which 258 were in paris the smell of smoke and fire can be smelled in the back alleys of paris until late morning on friday. the fire was caused by the protesters of the policies of the makran dictator. they provided 600 trade unions in the holy shrine, which supplies essential goods for pilgrims at an approved price. one of the four main entrances to mashhad is from neishabur. 93% of the travelers come to mashhad from these roads. where do they come from? kashmir, north khorasan, urmia, at the entry points of mashhad the round w

a storm is just off the city of kelly mann in mozambique and is expected to make landfill in the next few hours. wind speeds of more than 150 kilometers now are being measured out at sea. and the store is already bringing heavy rain and flooding. mozambique is still recovering from when freddy hit for a 1st time 2 weeks ago. before heading out to sea and back again and what material just say is a rare looping trajectory so far to kill it. these 27 people and damage more than 28000 homes. 2 people have died in floods in california with more stormy weather expected through the weekend. california has been hit by several storms in recent weeks, and evacuation orders and severe weather alerts are in place until sunday. roads have been washed away and thousands force from their home. flood watches have been issued in the mountainous area. areas of san bernadino county where people are still recovering, lost from storms, phone calls, antique stores are seeing a surge in customers. store it is say many people are searching for items ranging from cassette players to vintage toys and jewelry,

oh, this is an initiative by amazon municipality to our city in adams from mann or from his descendants from the city of bath. wow. and we are proud to dive to shoot in in, during her life represented by the way and her shooting and being marked that showed the whole work the case. and the officer goes that we kind of spin on databases, especially data that goes on the journals. so in a day, during the my phone all the time, we work with them on it and says the word never dies because we feel. ringback that should be allied amongst amongst and anyway, i was calling the gentleman to speak about the students last in the whole work. how in less every day and asked to go by my mystery was from bethlehem, of course. and it's actually an event that she covered earlier in her in her career . that was separately from this the marathon. and you touched on this carries of political message. tell us about that. yeah, actually you didn't get a lot circumstances, but we live in the janine and not unless we try to tell the word and to to seek for support from the whole word about this situation and b

dr. mann's she d. so my, etc, is the world health organizations, regional director for africa. she explains what steps need to be taken. first and foremost, do we need to intensify the epidemiological surveillance so quickly confirming contacts of cases, cases themselves. and the most important thing to do, of course, is to stop the transmission of the virus. the virus is transmitted in body fluid, so blood weight live, other body fluid. so what is very important is, 1st of all, for health care workers was some of the 1st contacts and we have had a couple of health co workers die in a pictorial guinea to make sure that they are aware of all the precautions, even as they do their clinical care of people and investigations of the disease, they have the knowledge that they need and they have the equipment that they need. so personal protection, equipment, gloves, masks, and so forth to stop them being infected. and then very importantly, at the same time as we are, understanding further confirming the cases, isolating the cases to make sure that the minimize contact with other peo

lord mann . lord mann. lords. lord mann. lord mann. should gary lineker keep his job?for free speech, so i think that a distraction bit like jeremy clarkson , who bit like jeremy clarkson, who used to say things occasionally squirm, some things he said and wrote, but he was a very good presenter of top gear, which i seem to recall was a bbc programme. so i'm for free speech.i programme. so i'm for free speech. i don't think that's the issue here at all. is it free speech when we're paying in 1.35 million? it's not very we're paying million? it's not very we're paying for it. i don't know how much jeremy clarkson got paid. i think a reasonable amount from what i gather from the past. and so i'm in favour of free speech. but this idea that you. there's obviously a difference between a news report and a sports presenter or a car programme presenter or a car programme presenter and, and i'm for free speech for everybody. i think the idea that we restrict free, you know, we've just been in lot of work in the university is about free speech. but i've been arguing the case fo

my brother, his friends, have their families while my daughters are suffering from media and sam mann back and they're having a hard time on their own and i'm suffering without them. he also is now life has been really hard on me in that regard to what i mean, like all in this and he has he sort of, i thought, so if i'm the only one, maybe they just got it wrong or it was maybe they just made a mistake try to thank god it was to find out yet when i learned that there were more of us, i got very angry, think it would be when and because it means that el salvador sees women as property has been handled. i'm one second. okay, that's the end of the dilemma that is there better than in cities. have these laws allow them to rule over us and the last young get england next sunday, the put out. but we cannot allow women to continue to be imprisoned for pregnancy. emergencies is to help and not do anything about this situation, whereas not every beander has to help with emily, me and her mom has we've heard strong relationships. we've decided to unite and defend ourselves and have a mental. ri

russian to fly on an american spacecraft in 20 years, and the nasa flight commander, nicole aunapu mann to deal with the impact of melting snow, rising temperatures, coupled with heavy rain and a rapid thaw means there could be the risk of flooding. the other weather concern is how much windier it turns. strong winds, but it is helping to push in that much milder air we will all see, so everyone in scotland where we saw temperatures hovering round freezing this morning, it will be mild for the afternoon but with it outbreak of rain, and rah rain rather than snow, bright tore the north of that. rain at times in northern ireland, maybe sliding into cumbria and channel island and wales were turning wetter, heavy rain to come later this afternoon, central, eastern areas may stay dry and bright, note the temperatures though, much milderthan bright, note the temperatures though, much milder than recent day, double figures for much of england and wales in particular, through tonight they are not going to drop much. rain at times for all. etch a bit of snow on the higher ground as northerly win

medieval legends in the theater of the moon was staged based on the works of christopher marl thomas mannof course, johann wolfgang goethe questions from yanin studio for 600 of the year presents an award with this flower name in the nomination for the best male and female role chamomile true ballet for 600 in the russian film the return of the musketeers or the treasures of the cardinal with d'artagnan's mosaic before the duel with the duty officer. says that now will be the last part of what? in 1953, on the grave of this ballerina, those buried at the volkovsky cemetery in leningrad erected a monument to the sculpture of a dancer with a book in her hands. vaganovo agrippina vaganova is considered the founder of the tiuria of russian classical ballet dmitry studio building for 800, where the moon theater on malaya ordynka is now located, was designed by architect ivan kondakov and laid in 1910 from 1912. here was the house of the association of teachers' institute, and the building was built in this style. modernism no, that's not true. this is the art nouveau style we play further the

russian to fly on an american spacecraft in 20 years, and the nasa flight commander, nicole aunapu mannm @annitabbc he un estimated 300 people trop winds, keep creeping wards us. it is helping to push in milder air so everyone in scotland where we saw temperatures hovering round freezing. it will be milderfor the afternoon, but with it outbreaks of rain and rain rather than snow developing in parts of the mainland, brighter to north of that. rain at times in northern ireland, sliding into cumbria and channel alands, south—west england and wales turning wetter, heavy rain to come late this afternoon. sunny spell, note the temperatures though, much milder in recent day, double figures for much of england and wales in particular. now through tonight they are not going to drop much. rain at times for all. going to drop much. rain at times forall. even going to drop much. rain at times for all. even a bit of snow on the higher ground as northerly winds try to fight back, colder air is limited here, because glasgow south wards, temperatures significantly above where they should be for a march

coronal mann. one decision i know the president of the united states made. . . >> b& excuse relax please. >>. >> to exit the war in afghanistan. >> thanks for the question ranking member. especially back in the day when we used get telemarketers on a land line. it's a good question, it's a difficult one and it's onei struggled with prior to all of this . i spoke to members of congress about how the war had been conductedand where we've got to go . should we have stayed in afghanistan? my personal opinion is thewar was a frustrating one . in 2011 i was in counterinsurgency operations cell and it was v without direction. so it was difficult in seeing the violence and life lost and the friends i lost during that conflict and then and after . ultimately that's not my decision to make. i'm not sure that i have the right answer. afghanistan was incredibly complex and surrounded by regional partners, it's hard . making those decisions is hard and that's what we ask our elected leaders to do . congressiona

you would have something like mann said, like what thomas mann said, which cox.lled jo cox. so simulating what you're trying to prevent seems a very fair and reasonable thing to do. if they came criticism that, came in for criticism for that, i that's unreasonable. and i think that's unreasonable. and when at the latest when you look at the latest data, terrorism great data, the terrorism in great britain, commons britain, house of commons library last year library poll from last year showed terror deaths in showed of 93 terror deaths in britain on british soil. two 2003 to 2193. total so only two were put down to the fall riots and even then one of them was just not associated with anybody else. the vast, vast majority of deaths on british soil have been caused by islamist terrorists . caused by islamist terrorists. this is the reality and to put it through a filter of being afraid to apprehend and in case it offends is actually part of the problem. well, yeah, but it doesn't help. as i said, i'll always keep harping about some sample in 2016 because i just thin

russian to fly on an american spacecraft in twenty years, and the nasa flight commander, nicole aunapu manngh the day or night depending on where you or for more on all of the main stories today. hello. after several days dealing with the impact of snow, we will deal with the impacts of melting snow. rising temperatures coupled with a rapid thaw means there could be a risk of flooding, the other concern will be how much windy returns to tonight and tomorrow. strong winds tied in with this low pressure creeping towards us but helping to push in milder their area we will all see so even in scotland, we will all see so even in scotland, we saw temperatures around freezing this morning, it will be milder this afternoon but rain rather than snow developing across the mainland, brighter to the north. rain in northern ireland, sliding into cumbria, the channel islands and south—west england will have heavy rain this afternoon. central and eastern areas may stay bright with sunny spells, the temperature is much milder than recent days, double figures for much of england and wales. tonight, rain at

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