, eine tochter und von meinem mann die familie fast, ich brauchen nicht mehr." bin islam in berührungekommen durch meinen mann, weil er ja muslim ist, der hat mir dann sehr gute sachen erklärt oder beantwortet und darum habe ich mich dann auch entschieden, dass ich die religion annehme. "ich finde sehr gut daran, dass der islam immer zusammenhält, die muslimischen leute halten immer zusammen, egal ob schweren sind oder gute zeiten. als schwester oder bruder, und das gefällt mir sehr gut." "wir fahren jetzt mustafa, meinem bruder aus aus dem abpol und dann gehen wir inshallah was essen, er arbeitet in einer schule als lehrer in einer islamischen schule, mustafa und ich, wir haben den ganzen ramadan zusammen verbracht, obwohl man körperlich durch das durch das fasten also durch das hungern ermüdet ist, ist man geistlich eigentlich voll wach, ist total konzentriert, du bist von total lebendig, geistig, total wach, es ist wirklich." es ist wirklich was anderes, die gebete sind ganz intensiv, also das ist und alles, was ich sagen würde, wie wäre dämlich gerecht, was es in wirklichkeit ist

zu tun haben, indem ich muslim geworden bin, ich habe jetzt selber eine familie, einen mann, eine tochter und von meinem mann die familie fast, kleben dat istest. bin mit dem islam in berührung gekommen durch meinen mann, weil er ja muslim ist, der hat mir dann sehr gute sachen erklärt oder beantwortet und darum habe ich mich dann auch entschieden, dass ich die religion annehme. "ich finde sehr gut daran, dass der islam immer zusammenhält, die muslimischen leute halten immer zusammen, egal ob es schwere zeiten sind oder gute zeiten, egal, ob du sie kennst oder nicht, die nehmen dich einfach auf als schwester oder bruder, und das gefällt mir sehr gut. schule, mustafa und ich, wir haben den ganzen ramadan zusammen verbracht, obwohl man körperlich durch das durch das fasten also durch das hungern ermüdet ist, ist mal geistlich eigentlich voll wach, ist total konzentriert, du bist total lebendig, geistig, total wach, es ist wirklich, es ist wirklich was anderes, wenn die gebete. sind ganz intensiv, also das ist alles, was ich sagen würde, wie wäre dem nicht gerecht, was es in wirklichkeit ist

, eine tochter und von meinem mann die familie fauch. mit dem islam in berührung gekommen durch meinen mann, weil er ja muslim ist, der hat mir dann sehr gute sachen erklärt oder beantwortet und darum habe ich mich dann auch entschieden, dass ich die religion annehme. ich finde sehr gut daran, dass der islam immer zusammenhält, die muslimischen leute halten immer zusammen, egal ob schwere zeiten sind oder gute zeit." egal ob du sie kennst oder nicht, die nehmen dich einfach auf als schwester oder bruder und das gefällt mir sehrgut, wir fahren jetzt mustafa, einem bruder aus dem abholen und dann gehen wir wassen, er arbeitet in einer schule als lehrer. in einer islamischen schule, mustafa und ich, wir haben den ganzen ramadan zusammen verbracht, obwohl man körperlich durch das, durch das fasten also durch das hungen ermüdet ist, ist man geistlich eigentlich voll wach, ist total konzentriert, du bist total lebendig, geistig, total wach, es ist mal schauen, es ist wirklich, es ist wirklich was anderes, und die gebete sind ganz intensiv, als

but, harrison mann, _ destroying everything. but, harrison mann, you - destroying everything.. but, harrison mann, you will be | harrison mann, you will be aware of the strength of what you are saying, the accusation that israel could have done this without the level of civilian casualties we have seen, both in gaza and more recently over the last few days in lebanon. that is an extremely strong thing to say about the israeli government's actions. i don't think it is strong. the israeli minister of defence shortly after october the 7th that we are going to cut off food, water and electricity, and they did that. public statements like that and actions like actually restricting the entry of food and medicine, and still, if you talk doctors who walk in —— who work in gaza, they can't get so passed border controls, they don't have an explanation really other than to do mass punishment against civilians, and i think in the case of gaza, depopulated at least a portion of it. what has been the response to your actions over the last few months, the fact that you resign, the concerns y

this is katharine mann with comments.lowing dynamics and weak economic growth prospects suggest likely path for interest rates. i agree inflation could stay above target for an extended comments. mann saying the shock looks it has shown consumption off the pre-covid trade. we had stronger than expected retail sales. can tcut aggressively later. this is a timing issue that we are hearing this morning from mann saying the uk has seeing more of an impact on services prices and guarded view on the cutting cycle. there is more risk to the cutting in uk. curb behaviors and inflation expectations deanchoring has largely subsided. i have did vote to cut rates in august, but wanted to avoid boogie dance. mann going on to say it un underpins an unsustainable path. these are interesting comments that we are hearing today in terms of opposition to cutting at this stage. 133.04 on the trade. we broken out of the range in the last 2504 hours. those comments putting another prop on the currency today. let's get to benedict lowe. benedic

and then the other thing is it all also happens to be the year that eric mann. right. former sds member, former weather underground formed his late, his basically his organizing organization in los angeles. so you have all these pieces that come together and these are very to how we've gotten to where we are today. for those who aren't with eric mann, you wrote the seminal work on black lives matter. mike. so can you take us from 89 to today and explain why this is next gen marxism and who mann is and why for example, blm and antifa fit into this story? yeah, thanks. thanks for that question and thank you all for being here, by the way. i'm kidding. i'm a very, you know, very happy that you competing against museums in so many other great places you're in washington to. thank you very much for being here. one of the things i've found about the barringer is that she herself says this is a former moscow reporter, the new york times. and all this, she says, know what's odd is that it's coming. marxism is feeling in eastern europe, but it's succeeding on us campuses. so sh

. >> en casa tenemos mucho trabajo por hacer, pero desde aqui parece un mundo perfecto, dijo isaac manniera sarah gillis, mientras los otros dos tripulantes, anna menon y scott petit, esperaban dentro de la capsula con sus trajes. >> aqui en la tierra, el re reconocido astronauta de la nasa, jose hernandez, nos observo con entusiasmo. >> fue algo bastante interesante e historico. >> en el espacio, como parte de su mision, los astronautas civiles probaron cuidadosamente sus trajes espaciales que son mas ajustados y ligeros que los tradicionales. >> pudieron ver que movia sus manos asi y asi para ver que habia rango de movimiento y todo eso. >> lo que pasa es que se pone bien piezo y es dificil doblar la mano por por la presion que ahi de descompresion, asi que para lograr esta hazana tuvieron que abrir toda la capsula dejando ir el oxigeno. >> antes de exponerse al vacio del espacio, se fue a la capsula crew ir el sometieron a un t tratamiento de prerrespiracion en el cual extraen nitrogeno de su sangre para asi evitar que burbuje, condicion que puede ser letal. >> por una hazana de este

party functionaries removed books from libraries by undesirable authors, marx, mann, freud, remarquey others. on may 10, 1933 , 25.000 books were burned in berlin. the entire process was filmed. at night, more than 40,000 specially selected students gathered on the opera square, where they staged a torchlight procession. this action marked the beginning of the era of cultural and racial genocide in nazi germany. the main ideologist of the theory about superior and inferior races in the nazi party became a close friend of hitler, the reich minister of the eastern occupied territories. alfred rosenberg. in 1946 , he will be convicted and hanged for his war crimes. rosenberg was a native of riga and spent his youth on the outskirts of the russian empire. in 1918, at the age of 25, he moved to munich, where he met hitler and joined the nazi party. well, who is rosenberg? rosenberg is a soviet architect. he left for germany not for political reasons, but for purely personal ones, but once there, it turned out that he was interesting precisely as a person from red russia, this person with

modern sociologist michael mann writes: the climate problem was generated capitalism, with the help ofh nation states and individual consumers. unfortunately, they are the three most important actors of our time. and to avoid a planetary catastrophe, their power will have to be curbed, which in itself... is an extremely difficult task. for consumers, the climate issue is too abstract. we enjoy discussing this topic, especially in rich countries with high consumption levels, but are we willing to consume less in order to reduce emissions? business, its desire to increase revenue and profit, business is ready to start reducing production, realizing that its profits will decrease. the problem is that even if someone in business wants to try to start solving these problems alone, he will not succeed if he wants... the business environment itself does not allow today to work on reducing harmful emissions into the atmosphere. finally, politicians do not dare to announce to their electorate, that is, the consumer, that in order to reduce emissions they will have to. labor. many also point to

mann visited lebanon, where he was transferred to tehran after the terrorist attack of the zionist regime, along with a number of other injured people. the ophthalmologist treating mr. omani expressed confidence that he will soon be able to return to his mission. the commander-in-chief of the irgc is also from mr. omani and a number of he visited the injured of the terrorist attack in lebanon. some of the injured people of this terrorist attack who were brought to our country for treatment are children aged 3 and 11. in the past days, 95 people injured in the terrorist incident in lebanon entered the country to continue the treatment process. in an announcement, the hacker group named hanzaleh has succeeded in obtaining highly confidential information about the factors behind the explosions in several extensive hacking operations. in the past few days , they have acquired communication devices in lebanon that they will release soon. this hacker group has published preliminary details in this regard . based on this, the cause of pager device explosion or the peugeots in lebanon contaminate

record to hit the gulf coast, and that is no surprise to our next guest climate scientist, michael mann says climate change is causing stronger and more destructive storms. michael is also the director of the penn center for science sustainability, and the media at the university of pennsylvania anya and the author of the book, our fragile moment, how lessons from earth's past can help us survive the climate crisis. are at michael, thanks for being with us and just tell us why this hurricane helene was so bad >> it's good to be with you, brianna unfortunately, we're seeing yet another devastating storm make landfall ten foot storm surge, millions of people without power. a couple of dozen people have lost their life and so what we're seeing are these more destructive and deadly storms that are intensifying faster? and this is another example of what we call rapid intensification, where in the space of about 24 hours it went from a tropical storm to a major hurricane and less than another 24 hours, it became a cat at four hurricane the science here is pretty rock solid. it's not it's not

we tals of course mann joins us from darabala to give us the... on that, what's your good morning, what do you have for us? it's actually as the israeli genicidal war continues against gaza strip, more israel strikes and attacks hit actually different parts of gaz strip, let me begin with city whereas the israeli fights attack and destroyed a residential building in a jam area which is located in the southern part of civilians where you killed as a consequence. the attack meanwhile the israeli artining was continued heavily against the northern part of fuji camp and particularly against area which is located in that part at least palestinian. civilian was reportedly killed as a result of the attack and many of of of the palestinans actually were were also injured and when it comes to uh khan was maintained heavily as well whereas at least two palestinian civilians were revtedly killed as a result of the attack particularly against area which is uh as you know uh located in the eastern part of khan city and by the way it was completely destroyed and devastated as a result of the... israe

i think its in mann middle, the zip code. you just put it in the, in the middle of the land that way or just minutes a. but i mean, i'm just let me um, let me do that and zip code for me. oh, stamp it, go by the name of the month, different sample that way. and then 2nd with the deeply duty to make up. i went to, i mean i t o in a i'm with on jenny that joe now i'm you can call got disconnected. oh, go united food or that'd be that much if we, i mean, you did not come from. i didn't joke on that. i moved, uh, let me go. what did you memoria, they're not gonna do for me? the problem for me to bind them that i said to them about what as they were working with. i think that was the stuff on on this. all right, this is the, as the advice of rid of what i would do because what that becomes then you don't know what are the most likely. i mean, in the do the product, the so the, but the minimum number is the might be good is a and some data, some of them and they talk about these, the numbers that went to would diminish a book you m

in un shrinking philosopher kate manne looks at fatphobia and its impact on our health and also on the national book awards nonfiction finals list. its author, salman rushdie's knife. it recounts the 2022 stabbing attack that nearly took his life. reuters senior correspondent ernest scheyder is the author of the war below. the book is about the global battle to obtain minerals required to power 21st century technology. in a great disorder, historian richard slotkin looks at myths in american history that have led to division in america. and deborah taffa recalls growing up as a native american in the eighties. in her memoir, whiskey tender, and finally on the national book awards nonfiction finals list. vanessa villareal essays in magical realism. it's a look at how the fictional works of sci fi and fantasy reflect our own reality. this year's national book awards winners will be announced november 20th in new york. booktv will be covering that event and now we'll look at some of the most anticipated books coming out this fall. already, several high profile memoirs have been released.

it is less than an hour's drive from cd to manne camp. maintained by the occupation to torture, rape and kill palestinians. we have previously reported on this group following which its website and all social media were deleted. to end the genocide, all of these charities must be shut down. it will help if we boycot river island. joining me in the studio, as usual is our resident expert and eminent scholarly critic of israel, david miller. david is a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs. istanbul's am university and is a co-director of the lobby watch dog spinwatch. joining us as our guest contributor today is the author, filmmaker and professional research associate at the school of oriental and african studies, professor. his films include the widely shown state of danger, documentary about the first palestinian in tafada, and london is burning following the 2011 riots and his books include the golf war and the new world order, and holocaust for beginners. welcome to the show. david, as we just heard there, um, the lewis family became rich through their

head of the middle east division in the european union's diplomatic. service, his name is michael mann, when michael man was actually appointed or shortly after he was appointed to that role a few years ago, the first trip that he undertook to tel aviv involved him going to participate an event, conference organized by the european leadership network. michael man, as you can, i got a copy, i got a... redacted copy under as a result of a freedom of information request of the remarks that michael man made to that event, made at that made at that event. the european union refused however to provide the entirety of his remarks, which by definition raises serious questions. "the european leadership network is is supposed to be autonomous of the state of israel, there are there is protection under european union, transparency, legislation for material that involves discussions between governments, international relations, in other words, but that's not what was involved here, this was a discussion with a..." lobby group, so the quite clearly michael man was giving information to this lobby g

the 3rd perished slots are committed by the v at mann, in defiance of international humanitarian law. the, the the years after the war began, who came in had one is the porters were static, the term recalled cries of joy when jumping the fuse and on the hills red with blood. and then when they come, these young infantrymen will victorious house happy. well, the hoot team indeed themselves a soviet sal parade for the victory k with the price of the population have gained independence. it was also burdened with new chains which even established the communist regime with close links to the soviet union and the people's republic of china, the in a mass exodus almost a 1000000 via the means fled to the side to the poverty and intolerance. the they gave up their possessions and left the country as quickly as they could. noon french troops were also evacuated french legionnaires, as well as soldiers from france and the colonies were transferred to other wars and the vietnamese you felt in the french army were abandoned. one officer in the just on my route, most vietnamese people didn't say a

t and the dv survivorast fiscal year, and we've expanded hours and beds at the buena vista horace mann shelter to highlight todaybudget related one, ortion of the shelter system is actual. we also, year, have seen an increase shelter and therefore families on the family shelter waitlist. i also want to highlight t partners that we work with also have some difficulties fillingtaff that through case management all right. than and consideration today. and happy to take any much for the presentation. i'm going to open it up to member jackson. first and foremost, are doing information. and please excuse my ignorance in this qu. there's a lot of programs a blind to how to obtain these vouchers. soou walk me or can you give usw to obtain these vouchers? where do the vouchers and what is the process? what are the stipulations? is it first random pick of the know. thank you. member jackson. yeah throu think you're probablying to the vouchers for families and pregnant persons and yeah yeah. so i'll startnd pregnant person vouchers. but really all of our urgentommodation vouchers av that is liste

1st that hot 2016 wanted to see shays back, a major shift to the east president, let her put, put manns restaurants relationship with the global south and touches on the conflict, the new crane as well as the upcoming un collections that the eastern economic forum the main business length trade routes, and in general, the entire vector of development are increasingly being reoriented to the east and the global market. plus the german media div box that ukrainian claim that rush i had a hospital during its deadly strike on troops in the city of pull tava, that's a key of calls on its western partners to allow the use of their long range weapons against russia. the live in moscow, you're watching our t international. i'm rachel ruble. we're covering the top new stories from around the world. but if you happen to be watching us from america, that means we are successfully meddling in your presidential election. at least that's according to the us justice department. it claims russian state media including this channel, are trying to influence the outcome of the trump harris race. the russi

a major shift to the east president, let her put put manns restaurants, relationship with the global south and touches on the conflict, the new crane, as well as the upcoming human collections that the eastern economic forum, the main business length trade routes. and in general, the entire vector of development are increasingly being reorder.

there says: read, read, and what do you read, i wonder what you were reading then, well , even tom mannto read, well , by the way, i read the classics at school, it was not easy for me to tear myself away, i liked it, that's why when i graduated from college... and i didn't want to graduate from college, because they started inviting me somewhere from the third, from the second year, and my, i told my mom, by the way, mom, to be an artist, higher education is not necessary, a diploma doesn't give anything at all, i probably i'll leave, look, there's tatyana drubich, vera glagoleva, look, they don't have a higher education, an acting degree, they 're filming, and my mother knelt down in front of me, "i beg you, please, bring me your diploma, finish college, i beg you , please, finish your studies, and you finished your studies for my mother's sake, well, that's how it turned out, but one of your first roles, correct me if i'm wrong, was in this famous cult tv series, the meeting place can't be changed, look, it was an extra, this is generally, but it had nothing to do with it, look, i ha

a decision reflecting a worldview defined by humble acknowledgment of the limits of man and of mann's powerful, loving god. for those like me who have always lived within the light of that transcended outcome, it is all too common to never have grasped or never to have been taught the central character of world war ii. the united states and its allies faced a real here and now today existential threat. if we lost, we would live under -ism. it was a fear that we have never known. as such, fdr d-day prayer reminds us that the ideas which undergird our lives and which we take as given, are not givens at all, despite this country's great strength, as an embodiment of those ideas, the united states remains a delicate experiment. one of the many wonderful aspects of our democratic capitalistic system is that no matter what each of us does, simply by working and competing hard, each of us contributes to this country's vibrancy and strength. however, when compared to the sacrifices of the men who hit the beaches of france on that day and others like them at different places during that war an

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secretary of state antony blinken calls it a key part of russia's war mann.reaking tonight, president biden and british prime minister deer starmer met at the white house. on the agenda there ukraine and whether it will be allowed to use long range missiles against russia. vladimir putin says that would cause war with nato. senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details tonight. >> mr. prime minister welcome. >> western diplomatic sources tell fox president biden and keir starmer would talk about green lighting ukraine's ask to use long range missiles on targets deep inside russia. ukraine now faces a new wave of potential construction after iran gave russia short range ballistic missiles. biden would need to sign off for ukraine to use british storm shadow missiles because components are u.s. made. kyiv has also asked to use u.s. atacms. officials have signaled openness. >> the battlefield has changed we have adapted. >> insists there no change now. >> i would not expect there to be any announcement. >> u.s. has resisted lifting restrictions th

mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, i rise, this will be the last time i speak in this chamber before the next presidential election. in the coming weeks, the american people will head to the polls and we'll have a choice before us. we can choose four more years of vice president harris' chaos and madness or four years of law and order and american strength. when i came to congress almost four years ago, america was strong. our streets were safe and our border was more secure than at any time in recent history. prior to the pandemic, the u.s. had one of the strongest economies we've had in the past 20 years. even the face of adversity, president trump led the federal government in empowering america's small businesses and families. just a few years before, house republicans passed the tax cut and jobs act that put more money in the pockets of american families. put more food on their tables and better positioned them to care for each other. four years ago america's strength was well understood on the world stag

credits for expanding good union jobs in steel and iron and manufacturing communities, like here in mannow is democrat bob casey. he is running for reelection in pennsylvania. senator casey, there she is going straight into western pennsylvania, which is a stronger region for republicans and democrats and taking on donald trump on the issue where he does better in the polls. the economy. was this what western pennsylvania voters and pennsylvania voters generally wanted to be hearing about? are the issues she outlined issues that hit the target in pennsylvania? >> lawrence, thanks for having me on. there is no question that what you heard from vice president harris is speaking directly to families that have struggled. middle-class families that every time there seems to be a tax bill, the big corporations, the billionaires, the people making hundreds of millions get most of the revenue from those tax bills. she's talking about cutting those taxes for middle-class families, but also this issue of caregiving. i think it cuts across so many lines. whether you are in southwestern pennsylvania

just for a second, though, with 2 outs and one it 3rd, michael mann, see, it's all on you and watch him here. he steps but this one just has a little bit too much air under it in they stopped the threat with this one, a over the royals. final score. 2 0 in favor science. well, our niners. >> how you know hate? we have a story coming up on the buttery the guy who want vote on ball back. oh, really? yeah, i don't even would be hard for me to you. it would be hard some what upright my hands. yeah. i mean is shohei ohtani. >> capa well, they were offering money. but here i'm gonna tell you might get even person who caught shohei ohtani's fifty-fifty home run look, aaron, he turned on a big payday when he decided to take it home, although he might arrange to sell it later for maybe a lot more money. he has not been publicly identified but managed to grab the ball when it landed in the stands thursday. the la dodgers staff reportedly offered him $300,000. but auction houses are suggesting this is actually worth more like half a million dollars. ohtani is now the only major league player to hi

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mann was not involved, shot in the air and then at one of the victims, victim suffered life-threatening injuries. other non life threatening injuries as well. the south, a pizza company dealing with a recent break-in at 2 of their restaurants. first happened at a slice of new york sonny bill shot last month. the thief walked away without doing anything less than 2 weeks later, a burglar is seen throwing rock through the door of the san jose location. they also searched through indy drawers. general manager says they don't keep it cash at the 2 pizza spots. tampa police investigating after a brazen store robbery. they video showing a group of masked suspects using a sledgehammer smash display cases for storage or within the home consignment store on tuesday. several customers are shopping clear how much jewelry was stolen out of his work. the follow-up to man has been arrested for sending threats on instagram. federal agents say the threat was sent to a florida state representative and a u.s. congresswoman. it did not name the lawmakers. if convicted, he could face up to 5 years in priso

als mann in a traditionally female sport, a man in a sport. this is real equality.n the past, the diving board was everything to friedhof seidel. it was very difficult for me emotionally. we tried to find a solution with my coaches and my sports psychologist. and in the end i made a decision. germany won silver then and it was a sensation, which only benefited this sport. but until now, a man among women in synchronized swimming is rather an exception. our friedherr is still a kind of pioneer, but at the same time he is a role model, and this is very good. let's go back to the european championships of 2020, the german team can no longer be imagined without friedhof seidel. the italians and greeks, the main rivals of the germans in the final, but unlike germany, in their teams only girls. well, in general, now they can do whatever they want, because it is clear that this kind of sync. we have everything much better, because we really, as they say, oppose the army of the antichrist dajjal, just like the comrades you just showed us, who are not comrades at all, our si

from earth's past can help us survive the climate crisis," and a whole lot of other books, michael mann to be with you. >> i wish we were talking about better news. you were nodding your head as marissa was talking about rapid intensification. >> yeah, something we talk a lot about these days. you know, these storms intensify far more rapidly than they used to, and there's basic under lying science that predicted that decades ago. you warm up the oceans, there's more energy, evaporation and moisture, that provides the energy to intense storms. they intensify faster and, we are seeing that, and the threat is, as you heard here, you have less time to prepare because something that was just a weak tropical storm is a major hurricane in a matter of 24 hours. >> people say, climate scientists say it's the end of the world, climate change is here, disaster is coming but everything has been fine, and i look at them and say what about that hurricane or what about that fire. there are pockets of this country that are not fine. it's not happening, you know, the end of the world in a science ficti

the programs that i'm discussing are buena vista, horace mann stayover program, this is a unique congregate shelter program located at a school in the mission district. it's done in partnership with sf usd to serve homeless families within the school district. the program operates 24 over seven during school closure days and 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on days where school is operating. the other supported shelter is the oasis family shelter. this is an individual room shelter program that operates 24 over seven at a former tourist hotel in san francisco. this slide is focused on the cabin shelter budget for oko, which totals $10.3 million. cabin shelters are individual private cabin units with communal restrooms, showers, and other amenities and services, including meals and case management. the total oko supported capacity is 130. cabin units at the following sites. the golf cabins is an existing cabin program at 33 golf, which supports 70 cabins, and the gerald commons program, which is also funded through oco dollars, is 60. cabins and 20 vehicle spaces. this is a new program that's currently in d

yeah, the rain has stopped thankfully and um the water is within at mann to valley uh, subsiding. so it is a little calmer here. but the risk jo patients are, are ongoing and they love a lot of meetings today. government has really spring into action and all of the relief agencies just trying to gather information as to how many families and communities are impacted. now i'm hearing kat mandy valley where you're seeing a lot of those images. but down stream where the water's in flooding is still really quite per violent. the land slides have been devastating as well. they've been landslides across multiple districts and come into them. he is actually currently blocked with all of the major roads entering into the valley. but but landslide, so governments working really, really hard to try to to clear those. but it has been a, a devastating few days and the fee gets i've ever reason even i was reported as of this evening as a 170 people have been reported as having died. oh, positively that's been out of the battle to it was just, you know, from that that this level of devastation

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i now recognize representative mann from the great state of kansas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and administrator guzman, thank you for being here. you have said, quote, a record- breaking business. i just visited all 60 counties in my district in kansas and between the cost of gas, groceries, regulation, the struggle to find qualified workers, the small businesses that i am meeting with here in kansas are not feeling the same that you are talking about. are you familiar with the biden- harris administration's fiscal year 2025 budget and revenue proposals regarding eliminating the bases? >> i am generally familiar with tax policy but, again, i am a sba administrator so that is not my portfolio. >> as the a minister, this is eliminating the basis. it would be devastating to our small businesses and family farms across the country. please describe what the biden- harris's administration would do with respect to the long- standing bipartisan provision that this is in effect? >> there was a provision to exempt family-owned businesses. second-generation. third generation.

notable roles include darth vader in star, star wars, the character mufasa in the lion king, and terance mann in the movie field of dreams. james earl jones won several emmy awards, tony awards, grammy awards, and an honorary oscar. he was surrounded by family when he died. he was 93 years old. well apple launched a new line of products. it unveiled the iphone 16 series with extra artificial intelligence and other features. apple also unveiled its new apple watch, its slimmest watch so far. most of the items will be in stores beginning september 20th. preorders will start on friday. time is 514. this morning, the gaza health ministry is revising now the number of people killed by an apparent israeli airstrike in gaza. now the ministry says 19 people have died while local rescue officials originally put that total at more than 40. the airstrike hit a humanitarian zone where people were sleeping. israel says it struck significant hamas territories, but hamas denies any of its fighters at that were at that humanitarian camp. now, here in the bay area, a vigil was held for a u.s. turkish citizen

the subject suddenly reappeared in an even more aggressive and angry manne, stepped forward, squatted, clenched their fists and yelled irately! and threatened to harm the officers. the subject then bent over to pick up part of the phone that was dropped, and officer number one charged up the staircase, and officer number two followed. both officers told interviewers that they thought this was an opportunity to try and arrest the subject, but the subject retreated as the officers advanced, with officer number one in the lead with their baton, which they used to strike the subject at least twice. the subject also reached for officer number one with a closed fist and struck them in the face. the contact caused officer number one to fall backwards down the stairs, past officer number two, and officer number two was left to face the subject alone, who had a positional and height advantage. they had limited force options as the pepper spray and baton had failed to prevent the subject from attacking. officer number two drew their department issue firearm and fired, striking the subject twice