hundreds of thousands among the man steel. more than 500,000 men are engaged in making steel, over half of them in the competition. the united states steel alone men are confident, confident in their work. men who can return to their homes and fireside, proud and happy in the knowledge of their country. the society. beyond the door of the furnace, we see nothing. hot gases and bubbling metal. but the man who makes steel sees their streamlined train streaking smoothly across the continent. great ships carrying the products of the farm and factories to the four corners of the earth, sailing seven seas with the promise of world peace through world trade with commerce and profit to all. he sees concrete roads from the slag of blast furnaces, busy with cars and trucks. obviously he sees beyond that bubbling steel the wire lines of modern and telegraphic communication and the high towers carrying electric power, homing industry. he sees modern farming made possible by steel machinery and fencing countless oil derricks stretching the

this man, john hielscher. >> he said it was about old man bob.ng out, like, i'm not doing it. i'm not doing any of this. >> how come? >> i was scared. i felt scared. >> but if he was scared now, oh, just wait. mary's little post and the connections it pulled up in kevin's brain, had just made john hielscher part of a team he was unsure he wanted to belong to. and the next move was his. >> as a band of friends sets out on a journey to find justice, they first need to find out what really happened the night old man bob was murdered. coming up -- >> i got halfway through this and just went, oh my god! >> when "dateline" continues. e >> when "dateline" continues. but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. for some women, it can start wor

worked, when an adult man falls for a little girl of nineteen, this is an insecure man. believe me, is why they assert themselves, he now feels like an alpha male next to the little one, but alpha maleness is manifested not in how old this carrot is that is next to you because of money, but in how you treat your family, and these include children, so to say that this some fifty-year-old oligarch, lord, i looked to see what kind of oligarch there is, but god forbid, no, i always have the same question for a man, after every serious conversation with an ex he fixes it at your house a group of men who are eager to come to your home, you understand that this is the video, tell me, well, after some time they broke into my house. unknown people , they somehow opened a gate there by deception, went to see my mother, i managed to run to her and tell her not to open it, excuse me, of course, the most important thing is that we haven’t yet finished telling the story that your ex, and all your intimate she films her partners , and with such passion, yes, then she sends them out, so my friend c

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appeared, and until this man recognizes this fact that this little beautiful boy, he is higher thanis is about recognition, about recognition, about respect for the fact that you had a life before him, there was love, and this child was born in love, oh, he doesn’t really want this admit, by the way, that this is a place for conflict, that he says that you are dragging, you are dragging along with you our past, so we sometimes talk to him too, we are not silent, we swear, we are adults, how civilized.

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justice is giving every man his due. in that same code, a couple lines down, it said that but slaves have no rights. slaves have no rights. so, in this 6th century code of roman society, justice is giving every man his due, but you had to be a citizen of rome to be able to get your due. but if you were a slave you had no rights. that means you had no justice. that means there was no law that a white man was bound to respect if you were a black person. you heard of that before? that term or that sentence, justice is giving every man his due is the basis for how we in our modern society define justice. our western society defines justice based on the 6th century principal where slaves couldn't partake. where women even though they were citizens couldn't partake and it is that definition that we use to frame what justice means today. under law giving every man his due. justice comes from somewhere else other then that. justice comes from somewhere else. our own howard thurman, the mentor to dr. king, howard thurman started

and an exemplary family man who dotes on his wife and children. today. valery karpin, head coach of the russian national team and the rostov football club, in the past, without exaggeration, a legendary player, celebrates his birthday. to achieve something, a football player needs intelligence first of all, this is more important than technique and speed. quote: belongs to karpin. his your own iq really allows you to read the game at the highest level. however, with technique and speed, everything was also in perfect order. in the early nineties , the gifted young midfielder shone in spartak and became the champion of russia three times as part of the red and whites, and after leaving he immediately blossomed in spain, playing leading roles in valencia and celta, where he formed a star team with another player from the russian national team, alexander mostov. in the team from vig, karpin was even entrusted with the captain's summons, our midfielder helped the real sosedat club. get into the champions league. 20 years later , san sebastin fans remember ka

with long hair , will marry an honest, responsible man, with a decent upbringing, a strong core ando, hello, we are glad to see you, it’s very mutual, very nice, girl, very nice looking, long hair, blonde, very beautiful, he even said, anechka, on the eve of defender of the fatherland day, well, who, if not you, will sit in this chair, who, if the bride does not leave, so i congratulate your entire family, you all. who defended our country , thank you, i wouldn’t say that she looks 18 years old, well, older, well, because she has a fatherly look, this stern one, you know, she has an officer’s family, you are with gifts to us, yes, otherwise you’re embarrassed, of course, my girl, of course, come on, congratulate us, we love gifts, oh, ah, heavy ones, even, larisa, rose, we brought you hand-made cheeses. colonel of the police, second in the armed forces, he devoted many years to the suvorov school, sverlovsky, now he heads the committee of the council of veterans, this is soorsky, how old is he now, long-lived, he is forty-eight years old, oh, yeah, and the first grandfather is forty

according to her, they had not paid attention to the elderly man before.the hospital, and supposedly after their visit, the old woman’s health began to worsen deteriorate. the attention of the pensioner's distant relatives was attracted by this house in which the woman lived. nice area, quiet place in the central part of the city. according to realtors, the cost of the site is about 8 million rubles. when an elderly woman with... found out that the house had been transferred to her cousin's nephew, the daughter of the deceased was sure that the gift agreement was drawn up illegally, since she believed that her mother was not aware of her actions, the pensioner was already having difficulty navigating the space of time, her condition was eloquent these frames are transmitted from hospital, year, yes, what a year, well, 2002, only now the pensioner was taken from the hospital by her nephew and his wife, according to them, the woman needed help with constant care, which allegedly could not. she insists, all this time i couldn’t find out who took the patient w

well, people me as a man and how people treat me me as a man? well, they)le treat me as a man?e as he, um, which i think is a key one. and then when i, i mean, especially when you're i think it makes you're dating, i think it makes a big difference who whether people treat me as a or not. people treat me as a man or not. gay men tend me more gay men tend to find me more attractive than straight men. um, a way in which i um, which is a way in which i move around world as man, move around the world as a man, and that's sexuality. and that's their sexuality. yeah, what doing is i'm yeah, but what i'm doing is i'm explaining you makes explaining to you how it makes a difference to me that i'm moving around a man. if around the world as a man. if everyone suddenly started referring to me as a woman, i'd probably right? it might referring to me as a woman, i'd probaime right? it might referring to me as a woman, i'd probaime feel right? it might referring to me as a woman, i'd probaime feel a right? it might referring to me as a woman, i'd probaime feel a little? it might referring t

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>> good to see, man.es sir. >> think about this, brooklyn, new york. d.c., atlanta, chicago. a rare window into the minds and thoughts of black men on politics and life. there's no way to cover all the issues and topics. what stands out to you in terms of what we didn't get a chance to put in a special? >> you know, i think there are so many different aspects of black manhood in how they show up, particularly in a political conversation, we didn't really get a chance to explore any of the issues facing our black queer brothers, we don't get a chance to explore issues with respect to how we as black men are responding to the proponent culture wars. and then there are the hard issues, blackmon and health care, black men in employment. the working class black men and how they show up. all of these are things that, for me, are going to have an impact on the election. that we haven't even scratched the surface. with just yet. >> one thing that i think has resonated most with me is how disconnected so many brot

is god, that’s how it was, the man was always responsible for the relationship with god, the man alwaysual safety. it must also be said that the clergyman and the person liable for military service are united by security. the church is primarily responsible for the spiritual security of a person, for the safety of his soul. the church really wants that after death a person’s soul is alive, capable of life in the next century, free, individual and living with god, this is the goal of our salvation. the slorovites are liable for military service, they also have their own security, they are responsible for security. bodies, for the safety of state borders, for our, so to speak, physical security, we complement each other, it is impossible to defend the state without preserving your own soul, without preserving your own spiritual state morally pure, otherwise you will do more harm than good. but we, the church, also need to be earthly . guarded, we need defenders, an army, so that we can preach calmly, we can perform divine services calmly, and thereby serve god and the people. our main eve

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>>> and every great headline begins with two simple words florida man. now a new competition is celebrating the best and the brightest of the sunshine state. from evading police to wrestling over beer. we'll take you inside the florida man games. it's tuesday, february 27. "early today" starts right now hi there glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera we begin with the growing pressure on capitol hill to reach a deal to keep the government open. today president biden will meet with the four top congressional leaders at the white house to try to find a slauolution to the spending showdown. brie, good morning if these talks aren't productive, we could end up with this week ending with a shutdown >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances there is a friday night deadline to strike a deal if no agreement is reached, about a third of the government would shut down, impacting depa departments like the fda the veteran's affairs. the meeting will be about more than just averting a shutdown. another focus will be on passing a national security package that

the increasingly less adequate old man biden said, with reference to the late ex-us secretary of state poses the greatest threat to europe since the times of napoleon. tucker himself decided to add coal to the western hysteria at the world government summit in dubai, he said that he really liked moscow, says the russian capital, much nicer than any city in the usa. moscow is cleaner, more beautiful, safer, aesthetically pleasing, karls said, and noted that in new york people are afraid to go into the subway. was to become the idol of the tyrant, the dictator's recorder and the chairman of journalism. in his enthusiastic, perky, indifferent happiness from the sensation, he betrayed his audience to listeners around the world, he did not ask difficult questions, to some extent it is unfair to blame carlson for his pathetic performance. he wasn't there to challenge, he was just a means of sewerage, a hose through which the raw slurry of putin's message could be splashed out where putin wanted to go most in the fertile lands of america. this year and became the first foreign leader to do so

what he did, is this the same man?lity person, when he was supporting, is that correct, lindsay, senator tim scott, he went out and he was ripping it. i said what happened to tim scott, what a dynamo, and he has been one of our great advocates. he has been doing things that are unbelievable, and i am very happy he did not have that same energy, drive, because i think i probably would have been out of the race a long time ago, but i went to say a very special man. as so many people have such great respect for them, and you were lucky to have him in this state. tim, please say a few words. sen. scott: hello, south carolina. the longer i speak, the less you hear of him, so let me ask one survey question, and you better answer it loud and clear. is south carolina trump country? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: really great job, amazing. another man, not a lot of people know him. he does not do too much elevation. he happens to be a little further left than some of the people on this stage, but i would say when i am in trou

how great would it be if it said florida man arrested at the florida man games?as one of the featured events, which we got to simulate. first you get out of the police car, run over here, get over the first fence without falling, get over the second fence, take the alligator through the drive-through window. then you knock over a cow, all while not getting caught by the police. this signature display of florida man living stole the show, all with the assist of the st. john's county sheriff's office, obviously not to be attempted in real life. the five-person teams flex their powers in a host of different competitions from the pool noodle duel, to stealing a catalatic converter and then a bike before completing an obstacle course. >> what about stealing a bike and riding through the cones? >> typical [ bleep ] >> have you done that before? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: food and beer play prominently too. though, for some of the activities, it's likely the thing you do only when you're drunk. not in this case. i've had to ride out hurricanes before

this man this young man was bold and confident. i don't have a single friend from when i was growing up that would have dared to date the daughter of the chief of police. and it didn't start in high school. he was eighth grade class president. he spoke at his graduation where he gave the history of the class. his grandmother, elmira millhouse, had copied down this verse from the henry wadsworth longfellow poem some of life, and she gave to him as a gift. and it read lives of great men remind us we can make our lives sublime and departing leave behind footprints on the sands time. so nixon intertwined the names of all of his classmates. and he rewrote the poem and concluded now the lives of great men all remind us. we can make our lives that sought and departing leave behind us. footprints on a tennis court. i'm telling you, this man, richard nixon, he was bold. he was successful, he was well-liked, and he was accomplished. and everyone that knew him say the same. a moment ago, i mentioned his service in the navy when he was seeking

and saw a lucky man in love. >> they were fun to be around.ubt in my mind he loved her. >> both tammy's friends and brett'family agreed. the couple just clicked. did they seem like a good fit for each other? >> they seemed to do well together. they seem to have some of the same dreams and ambitions. >> did you like tammy? >> oh, i loved her. >> they had two children born eight years apart. and in the spring of 2012, a family in upscale ascot estates appeared to be living a charmed existence. then came the afternoon of april 13th, and that call to 9- 1-1. it was brett parker. >> please get somebody over here. >> okay, i need you to stay on the phone with me, okay? >> tammy was dead. and there was more. someone else lay dead in that house. it was a double murder. a cold blooded crime that would look more chilling with each new detail. >> coming up -- who exactly was the friend who now lay dead inside the parker's house? >> the first question i asked was, what was his relationship with this man? he said can i talk to you in private? >> when "date

scary, there were assumptions, a bad feeling, but there was a bad feeling, yes, but why, because the man badly, called her names, i warned her, you even warned her so that she would leave him? she left, especially when i found out that he was convicted, but despite this, she still continued the relationship with him, i think it was love, she loved him, most likely, evgenia, can you imagine what love should be like? a person, so that he does not listen to his girlfriend, does not pay attention to the person’s criminal record, to the fact that the person treats her rudely, to his behavior, it doesn’t matter stayed with him, well, it’s not for nothing that they say that love is evil, and then every woman... thinks, no, well, with me he will be different, i will change him, and it seemed to me, or on the wrong foot got up, tomorrow it will be different , here he apologized, here he got down on his knee, forgive me darling, kissed hands, well, everything will be fine, and then again, again, again again, well, when a person is in love, and especially she’s a girl, well, he’s young , it was 25

and involved a man who allegedly killed his wife. and now we go to the east bay, where a man with a swastika on his shirt went on a hateful anti-semitic tirade at the walnut creek city council meeting. nearly stunned those in attendance as ktvu cristina rendon tells us tonight , the man was targeting one member of the city council. >> it was a first for a walnut creek city council meeting. hate speech during public comment in person as he came down the aisle, he had his shirt open to a t shirt that had white power and a swastika on it. >> so i knew immediately he, okay, we're going to get a hate speaker here filming this for legal reasons. i turned my chair . i wasn't going to give him the satisfaction of looking me in the eye. >> the man identified himself as scotty and directed anti-semitic comments toward city councilman kevin wilk, who is jewish. >> so i'm here today because people like you. think we're scared to show up. whites are awoken. and if and if these don't realize that their time is very limited in our lands, the city c

you are 40 years old, man. >> you, that is a blessing. >> thank you, man. new decade.ck man at 40, i made it this far, that is a gift. >> totally. i think sometimes you take that for granted, you know? then we have parties and celebrations once you get older, you kind of realize, everyone don't make it to that age. >> that's right, that's right. even when it's long, your life is still short. you've got to marinate in it. >> what would you say is the biggest thing you are thinking about going into 2024? >> for me it's absolutely two things. safety and the wealth gap that exists between blacks and the rest of the country. >> when you say safety, what do you mean? >> public safety and police brutality issues, things like that. as the father to a young man, that is paramount in my life for the past 25 years. i grew up in an area where gangs were prevalent. i was more concerned about my son being stopped and shot by the police than i was about gang violence. >> i'm agreeing with not. i think wealth gap is something that is extremely important in this next election. our gene

it became clear how the man ended up outside the city. way. why didn't the criminal steal the car? he didn’t even tear the radio out of it, why did they deal with the driver? the detectives remembered important details when they examined the corpse, he one shoe was missing and he had no handle. timerbeg mazhinov, 84 years old , detective officer of the criminal investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs of kyrgyzstan. ussr, maybe the criminal is a sadist, and he is collecting a collection of trophies, will he really go hunting again soon? in ancient times , the kyrgyz were engaged in horse breeding; many breeds of horses are unpretentious and hardy. spent in the saddle, so the ability to control a horse is in their blood, children begin learning to ride a donkey, and as they get older, they sit on a horse, beauty! during weddings, not so long ago, the bride and groom always played kiska umai, or catch up with the girl, the bride was given the best horse, and the groom, finally worse, had to catch up with her, caught up,

the man tells him africa.from kalinka some kind of bas... removes, ours came out, bra up, swimming trunks down, men fainted, whatever you are, our cars are better than foreign cars, on foreign cars the computer does everything for you, if necessary, closes the door, presses the brake, ejects the driver, this is all a car for fools, what kind of brains you need to have. in order to fit into our aka, well, we have brains, let’s say, in forest, you’re sitting, the steering wheel is in your teeth, the gas is somewhere under you, you just need to be able to feel it correctly. ears are sticking out of the windows, you are driving, all the passing mercedes give way to you, they are afraid that their exhaust pipe will suck your eye, you need to see the good in everything, even in the bad, whoever understands this is not only good here, but nowhere better! fashionable episode of the program hello andrey, and we are putting together a strong song wardrobe, i spent almost my entire childhood in a state of deficiency. i t

the man is the head of the family.ites, by the way, also after graduation, they have the right dedicate themselves not only to military service, they often become sovereign men, occupy important positions that influence the life of the state, the life of the people. and this is where the church has a unique opportunity. communicate with men, talk with them about the most important thing, because the most important thing for a man is god, that’s how it was, and the man was always responsible for the relationship with god, the man always stood guard over spiritual security. it must also be said that a clergyman and a person liable for military service unites security. the church is primarily responsible for the spiritual. the safety of a person, for the safety of his soul. the church really wants that after death a person’s soul is alive, capable of life in the next century, a free person and living with god; this is the goal of our salvation. sovorovites are liable for military service, they also have their own security

it was the pose of a walking man who does not give up, even in his death.covered. one of the most mysterious deaths during forensic medical examination, slobodin was found to have a depressed comminuted fracture of the skull. the ability for a person to move independently is excluded. life expectancy after such an injury can vary . from several minutes to several tens of minutes, how could a person with such damage walk such a distance? yes, it would be quite logical and understandable if the sweat was found there on the... sadin, they tied him up, and by some miracle he got untied and began to run away. if before the trip to the pass it was possible to assume that in the process of moving they did not fall, stones were hit, then, as we see, there are no objects here that could have caused such damage, so they are increasingly beginning to lean towards the version that the dyatlov group was being pursued. some people, it was people who caused the injuries. kgb officer andreyvich vedyaev, a special services historian, joined us; your dad knew yevgeny maslenn

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you can't have a man give to a man living with a woman receiving welfare again. what you can't have originally you couldn't have a man in the house and able bodied man. now that has been changed. you can have that, but. well, there is really a discrimination against women because they were so discriminated against in the job market, really not of money. they're getting on welfare is much less than they could ever get if they weren't being employed at a substantial job. as in the situation with women in florida who might have had to go on welfare when she had that many children for the support and she couldn't get a job. and you certainly, if you were working for a dollar an hour, you certainly couldn't provide for your children under six. well, and so it's really a terrific i've often considered what would happen if my if my husband died, i would barely be able to support us with our childcare and the. well, of course, social security has another little horror in it. if you have less than three children, you address social security from your husband. and the mome

, yes , yes, i liked this man, i believe that in love it’s every man for himself, and you said that youy, well, she said, of course, but at first it turned out that we had a relationship that seemed to initially suit me, at some point i even... it seemed to me that this was kind of flattering to me, but then, probably, after about four or five months i realized that i was not happy with this kind of relationship, it was hard for me to share my beloved man with some other woman , i started hinting to him, and then talking directly about the fact that, well, dear, do you want to somehow decide on this way or that, so we had a very unpleasant conversation, after which i she said that if you can’t make up your mind, then let’s see you bye, so... and he completely suited your requirements, yes, he’s tall, athletic, slender, he earned a lot, he had status, he suited my requirements, yes, outwardly he fit in, so to speak, he has his own real estate, her own car, well, she’s sincere , it’s clear that in short, she’s sincere, very kind, cheerful, it’s clear, that’s when he already made up his mi

, a caucasian man, if i’m a man, you are a woman, that’s right, you should be silent. silent, yes, just like that, i put the stick down, you’re a taxi driver, put the stick in the middle of it, in the middle, well, open the letter n, this is a well-known word, 450 points, letter, letter. uh, short, short, where can i get it, lord, where can i stick it in, my fathers, where can i put it in, isn’t there one like that? the first three players entered the studio, and those who played did not make it to the finals, these mugs, which no one else has, my beloved mothers, i say hello to you and convey my mood to you, i say greetings to my sons, amin, adam, and also greetings to mine. i remembered my wife artur khuseinovich kanukoev. i am incredibly happy to be on this wonderful program, i am very glad that i reached the finals, thank you very much to everyone who believed in me, thank you to this wonderful program for existing. hooray! imdolf on air capital show field cheles, second three. maksuda khamraeva, kyrgyz republic, city of uzgen, bakhtiyar ismailov, republic dagestan

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jimmy, you know me, man. great. i would assume that you already got it i apologize. >> i would love to be a two-time emmy award winner i would love it. >> jimmy: let's do it. >> i would love to do it let's see what happens when the smoke clears i'm going to burn this bitch down >> jimmy: hang on, hang on, don't do that here [ laughter and applause i want to show a clip. here's the one and only jb smoove. and larry david in the final season of "curb your enthusiasm." enjoy. >> [ bleep ] berries are [ bleep ] delicious. you know what they say the darker the berry, the sweeter the juice. >> what do they say? >> the darker the berry. meaning the darker you are, your sweeter your juice is >> what? >> if a cannibal ate me, [ bleep ] would be like, "mm, wow. this [ bleep ] is delicious. >> you're saying that cannibals prefer black people to white people >> [ bleep ] yeah, they do >> i think he's got a point. because dahmer mostly ate black people did he not >> he did. the mother[ bleep ] did. he had to add condiment

last month, a 72 year old man was killed near fulton and a 32 year old man died earlier this month.w, i did speak with one neighbor this morning. he lives on the corner here of allegheny, alameda and russo. he is the one whose home was actually struck by a car that careened off the roadway. they actually installed barricades to protect that home. you can see those yellow barricades, those were installed within the past decade to keep his home safe. after that crash. now i'm going to have my photographer also show you here on this street. the street light has been installed by the city, but it is not currently turned on. neighbors are wondering if this if the street light is here, when will it be active? uh, here in san francisco, tory gains ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. this morning, the man, the contra costa county sheriff's office has caused a 15 hour standoff is behind bars now , we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning right here on mornings on two. deputies say it started sunday night when the barricaded man began firing shots from a home in the mount al

it is worth pointing out he l was a man in his absolute prime, he was a man in his absolute prime, heaking all records? , marathons and potentially breaking allrecords? , , all records? yes, the canyons, the shock is palpable. _ all records? yes, the canyons, the shock is palpable. a _ all records? yes, the canyons, the shock is palpable. a lot _ all records? yes, the canyons, the shock is palpable. a lot of - all records? yes, the canyons, the shock is palpable. a lot of them i shock is palpable. a lot of them have seen in kiptum, this break—out star the country hadn't seen for a long time. he looked like the man he would have taken quini in athletics will be on there it is. they are used to stars, but for kiptum, there was something around him and a lot of people described him as a fearless runner. they thought this could be the man to run the marathon in an official race. the man with two 0lympic in an official race. the man with two olympic gold medals in the marathon ran the marathon under two hours but it was in a controlled environment, so does not stand. a lot of kenyan saw hi