ruth that come out okay, that's mantle. and then ruth kovacs. mantle and ruth were there. she on ruth traveling america and building babe ruth brand. so he the one of the reasons why he died so early, he wore himself out and he wore himself had not by only eating so many hotdogs and drinking so many beers and having so many steaks for breakfast, but not on the pressure of being a great player too. but he would go and do the promotional gigs and you know, there's that famous scene in the natural where a babe ruth type character, you know, faces a natural. the robber redford character, and is struck out. and babe ruth had, those situations and he did wear himself out, but he became, the most famous man in, the world. and he had that famous crack that he not only earned money than the american president, he had a better year than the american president because he deserved the money. so that was the deal more than any other player. you know, he had a brand today many players have brands well they have the reggie but it never took off like what were comparative to to what they

our monastery has the most mantle monks, that is, those who have already brought meals and who serve god in this film. life in general from my experience. i can say that it resembles an electric wire, so it is so motionless, but inside high voltage external monotonous actions obedience meal obedience evening service, some personal business. uh, lights out and every day it's monotonous. well, uh, well, inside these battles that you see by yourself, they, of course, can be very intense. monastic life itself it sometimes turns. so you get into a fight with yourself. for example, my mother did not give me the obedience to wash in the toilet. here, well, here is a stumbling block, as if pride, it is inside. she's like this , like me, and here to the toilet, and somehow i needed it. so i washed it for about six years and it was all this, in principle, well, how normal you are, then, when i realized that i am mine, this is my home. well, what do we think? well, so here. here, in principle, it was necessary to understand. that's what had to be accepted, and there are a lot of such moments. i

kovacs, mantle and ruth.uses on ruth traveling across america and b building te babe bruce brand. one reason he died so early, not by only beating hot dogs and having so many steaks for breakfast, there was pressure being a great layer, he would do promotional leaks and in the natural, babe ruth had character in the robert redford character struck out. babe ruth had those situations and he wore himself out but he became i the most famous man in the world and he not only earned more money but had a better year so that was the deal. more than any other player, he had a brand. today many players have friends. [inaudible] >> what they were earning, what were they earning? >> thank you for mentioning that. ruth got to $50 a day and $500 weekly salary so the other players would get 200 -- 250 a game which wasn't bad compared to their major league salaries, they were earning two or three or 4000 a year and that's why they jumped at the opportunity to earn $10000 for losing the world series. >> in the early to mid te

our monastery has the most mantle monks, that is, those who have already brought meals and who servethis film. monastic life in general from my experience, i can say that it resembles an electric wire, so it is so motionless, but inside high voltage outwardly monotonous soviet action for obedience meal obedience evening service, some personal affairs. uh, lights out and every day it's monotonous. well, inside these are the battles that you lead by yourself. of course they are very stressful. you yourself monastic life it sometimes turns. so you get into a fight with yourself. for example, my mother gave me obedience to wash in the toilet. here, well, here is a stumbling block, as if pride, it is inside. she’s like this, like me, and here to the toilet, and somehow i needed it. so i washed it for about six years, a girl, and that 's all. and well, in principle, well, how would you normally er, then, when i realized that i'm mine, this is my home. well, here's how we think messi well, here, in principle, but this had to be understood. that's what had to be accepted, and there are a lot

and i think it is healthy for our organizations when we pass that mantle and fortunately for me, i hadshe can continue the work well. and i have things i want to do, because the work is not finished. [cheers and applause] >> wanda: the supreme court has really been our only recourse for justice. i mean, pretty much everything we've gotten as far of rights has been a decision from the supreme court. what do we do now? how do we get past this court? >> i think actually it is a sobering moment for us to recognize that, although i think many of us grew up in a period of time where we believed that, it's in fact not true. it is true that the court decided brown v.board of education which ended illegal apartheid in this country and changed american democracy and there has been many other civil rights decisions that have been wonderful. most of them have not been wonderful, actually, in the history of united states supreme court. we have always had to supplement it with the legislative action, the civil rights act of 1964, the voting rights act of 1965, with the fair housing act of 1968. we h

in the last couple of years, we talked about her kind of carrying the mantle of elvis presley. it was really important to her that this new film elvis respect elvis's death, the debt elvis knew he owed to black music told me when things are to dangerous to say. on tuesday of this week, lisa marie walking the red carpet of the golden globes in support of the film, and austin butler, who plays elvis in it was mind blown. truly i actually had to take, like five days to process it. it was so spot on an authentic lisa marie told us. i know he was my father. but i cheered like any fan. it was just that exciting. another interesting way. lisa marie leaves her mark. lisa was the most popular baby name for females in the united states in 1969, which is just one year after lisa marie was born. on two soon. 54 years old 54 years old and you know overnight. the tributes continue to pour in from all kinds of celebrities, tom hanks and, uh, you know, you name it. all of hollywood seems to be paying respects, as are we as well. lisa marie presley. gone too soon. we'll be back. i'm steve, i lo

take up the mantle as italy's most powerful criminal group. italian movie star gina little of rigid her has died at the age of 95 famous for a sultry looks and charm. she became one of cinemas, most iconic actresses after the 2nd world war. even after she stepped away from acting a career as an artist continued. ah, gina, no, no. bridget was among the italian actresses who enchanted worldwide movie audiences in the 19 fifties and sixties. in 1955, she started in beautiful but dangerous, and some called her the world's most beautiful woman. 8 years earlier, she had only come in 3rd in the miss italy competition. but in front of the film camera, her looks and temperament put the competition to shame. she became known alongside french actor gerard sleep in 1952 in fact found the tulip, also known as fearless little soldier. ah, but the rule that made la bridget a famous was that of the seductive esmeralda in the adaptation of victo. you goes the hunchback of notre dumb ah, hollywood offered her more and more roles like in the film. come september. but she didn't want to leave italy long te

. police focus on the cecilia mafia has allowed the mainland and blanket or syndicate take up the mantle as italy's most powerful criminal group. some sports news and football. iraq have stamped their ticket to a thursday's gulf cup. final, where they'll face oman. iraq are hosting an international tournament for the 1st time since being banned from do so. by 5th 9090. that was following the gulf war fans in a static is supporting the home sign and iraq semi final victory over kata was celebrated. and boswell long after the final whistle erotica open to lift their force, gulf gulf cup, and we'll hope to do so on home. soil for the 1st time since 1979. the turkey us injury may make the path to an australian open title a bit easier for number one seat, a rough on a dog, the span it a difficult time. getting the i pad against britain's jack draper, the doll scrap by the 1st set to win 75, and dropped the 2nd. the dollars defending australian open champion. and he settle in to win the match and 4 sets. though it took an energy draining 3 and a half hours the italian movie star gina rigid has

authorities. police focus on the sicilian mafia has allowed the mainland blanket or syndicate take up the mantle. italy's most powerful criminal group. the british government says it'll block a bill, passed by the scottish parliament, making it easier for people to change their legal gender, scottish 1st minister, and they call the surgeon said blocking the law undermines the democratic will of the scottish parliament and that she would defend the legislation, the billing question was passed in december. it removes the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria and low as the minimum age from $18.00 to $16.00 for person to change the agenda on their certificate. her very lengthy and video did of the reporter homo's here at home. more on the story hunter. this was a 1st time ever that westminster has vetoed a scottish law. why are they doing this? why do they see the doing this? well, before we dive right, and i do just want to say for any confused years or thinking, all england, scotland, britain who has the power to do what without going into detail, scotland with its own parliament and d

. police focus on the cecilia mafia has allowed the mainland and blanket or syndicate take up the mantle as italy's most powerful criminal group. since or it's now because there has been a shock during day one of the australian tennis opened, but it was off the court. one of the favorites hometown player nick caregivers has announced his withdrawal from the tournament due to injury caregiver said he noticed problems with his knee on friday while playing and exhibition match against novak joke of it. his trainer says he'll be ready for most of the rest of the season for keyhole surgery to repair the damage. while the cure gives injury may make the path to an australian open title a bit easier for number one seed rafael noodle. the spaniard had a difficult time, gaining the upper hand against britons. jack draper that i'll scrape by and the 1st said to win 75, then dropped the 2nd. but an adult is the defending australian open champion and he settled in to win the match. and 4 sets, though it took an energy draining 3 and a half hours. italian movie star, gina, leveraged off, has died at t

police focus on the sicilian, marcia has allowed the mainland in blood due to a syndicate of the mantle. as italy's most powerful criminal group. climate change continues to make its mark in africa disrupting weather patterns, and in some cases, making them much more extreme. the horn of africa is facing the threat of a 5th consecutive failed rainy season, and that's brought with it frequent devastating droughts. but a solution could be closer than many rayleigh is because it turns out the beneath the regions, dry plains, there is an increasing amount of ground water enough in fact to possibly make droughts a thing of the past. and we are in fact, going to turn our attention now to the world economic forum, which is kicking off in the swiss town of doubles with policy leaders from around the globe meeting to discuss a wide range of economic issues including growing fears of a global recession. the war in ukraine will dominate discussions at davis with a focus on the support that western allies can continue to offer the country in the face of the russian invasion and climate change, as w

now he bears the mantle of statesman. were people on all sides of pitics here in brazil who may not have been able to agree on anything, but that no one was better than pele. david: james reynolds there. detectives in northern ireland investigating alleged abuse and unlawful adoptions at institutions during the last century. so far 80 people have made statements, some including allegations they were moved across the irish border illegally. our correspondent has their stories. >> i was born to be neglected by every authority figure in my life. >> the girls were something to be dealt with, they were a problem. reporter: for decades, these institutions across ireland were symbols of shame. becoming pregnant outside marriage was regarded as a moral disgrace. women and girls were sent to do exhausting work in laundri. the result is generations of trauma. >> up here, st. mary's chapel. i lived with a foster family. reporter: her experience in londonderry in the 10's shows why fosterinwas open to abuse. she said a woman went to

that you guys bought in a 10 day unless your money a sorry, also sells to other retailers in canton mantle. market. western tossed off a so cheap that local text all might is can't compete. since the 1980s, their output has fallen by as much as 75 percent. ah! every evening with the markets customers heading home. a clean up operation begins with alleys pools, unsolvable clothing a swept up and bundled into sacks, ready for tomorrow's collection. the next morning the she volume of weiss is staggering. ah. that before it's even been driven away. i buy another load of used clothing appears. it is put up to sail. i assume nothing like solomon noy is the city's weist manager. this place is serving as a dumping ground for tech star. we're in the near more for 2nd globin ah. close to 40 percent of what they're buy. shipment by the are coming on a daily basis and soft to be complete, chopped off, no value every day. this truck is full to overflowing with this roughly 6000000 garments every weight that life can to mankind market is waste . and a huge proportion of all of that clothing is trucks, 2

these biles, a being dispatched to almost every corner of across commercial hot the scrolling can't mantle market. so bustling labrenz, we almost everything is risa with these markets are one of the biggest in west africa, if not the world. and there are central hub for 2nd hand clothing. from here, i get shipped all over africa for the past 2 decades. the recycle of western cast offs has boomed to you. it's created of thousands of jobs. oh, well, you're good for these men and women. a retailers eager to see the best clothes from a prize. you buy a 0 friends this morning. there's lots at stake. i know, so for the next few moments, the rule. so arch competitors. if they don't grab the best clothes, they don't make money. i, i with i sure is on her way to collect a bile of clothes, from a sorry, the importer, and they will follow, no doubt. shop all white black and black. so we get it up close. yeah. she's a car, young or headquarter zachary and i have not missed that family and i let them yet. it's falcon long. you have this less than mine, donna's ty, women. i usually displaced from the vi

we have seen the foreign mantle.side, every incoming transaction is considered a cost in the outgoing transaction. well, in article 3, you have included almost all people as commercial persons. we nasri, before article 7, which i confused, and mr. honorable chairman of the commission. they loved the economy and added this article to article 8. you accepted the ambiguity in article 7. then you returned it to article 8 . speculation is not against, but we have it in the case of the country's tax affairs organization in 1401, specialized in the field, at the disposal of the door and window profiles of mr. base stores with discounts that are exciting , soon all over iran, good approval and a successfully completed project for the pipe fittings of the building. what do you suggest that we use with if the quality is good, then we should definitely use the products of golpayegan polymer company. this company produces lead-free products and adheres to hygienic principles, and as a result , it does not harm the consumer and t

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this is a mantle that we all must take up.nk you. [applause] >> we will now hear from the mayor of helsinki. >> thank you, chairman. thank you for inviting me. nice to see mayor colleagues. i love to be here. although we are discussing a serious matter. helsinki is generally a safe capital. nine out of 10 residents say they feel safe in our city. so that talking point is good. but even in helsinki, we see some signals of increasing street violence, increasing attitudes of far right hateful attitudes, tension with different population groups. these problems are manifested in the behavior of some young people. most of helsinki, the helsinki youth, those that have more serious problems than what they used to be. there's activation of street guns. there is some activation of, for example, school shooters, at a concert. these are very marginal phenomena, but we see increasing signs of them. we cannot go out planning violent acts going to a larger extent than what it used to be. in general, we -- i think we have to have a two-pronge

focus on the sicilian mafia have allowed the mainland syndicate to pick up the mantle is that he'll -ck up the mental is italy's most powerful criminal group. >> more headlines and brief. authorities in romania say they have seized goods and money from controversial internet personality andrew tate. among the items confiscated from his luxury villa, a fleet of luxury cars. tate was arrested as part of a criminal inquiry into alleged human trafficking. in western germany, two activists who had hidden in a tunnel to protest coal mining have left. there were the last two protesters remaining near the village, which is slated for demolition to extract the coal underground. a man has died after his car crashed into the brandenburg gate in central bulletin sunday night. -- central berlin. police say no other injuries were reported. investigations into the incident are ongoing. sports, now. day one of the australian tennis open was off the court. one of the favorites, hometown player needs -- has announced his withdrawal from the tournament due to injury. he said he noticed problems with his

but in the last couple of years, we talked about her kind of carrying the mantle of elvis presley.ortant to her that this new film "elvis" respect elvis' death, the elvis knew he owed to black music. in conversations with baz luhrmann, its director, she insisted on that as a key part of elvis' legacy, that he was fully aware of the debt he owed to the black music he'd grown up with as a child. she went into this film with great terror and trepidation and came out of it really joy joyful and happy. and her desire to be protective of him was very compelling. this from someone who had a vivid memory of being with her father when he would perform in las vegas, of holding his hand as he would walk along the edge of the stage, and then being given back into the audience to watch him perform. lisa marie told us, "i know he was my father, but i cheered like any fan, it was just that exciting." and so she was experiencing this kind of renaissance for elvis. and it makes it all the more heartbreaking that she would pass now. >> lisa marie presley, music royalty. chris connelly, thank you so

my mom, a guy on the job will end up and then federal by you call us back and letting them i won't mantle. i lost all that'll be done. he go. carol, minos men on the scene on the month of july, the thing given phones and book i don't, i don't know if my dad on the line. i don't i don't want him for some reason. it was a, that's a feel for the only one. i'm the only, i feel because it only got if i feel better, all that kind of see, i mean back so they they want to see other family more so it's been almost a week a whole are all billions lindsay your feet also dances. and it was, i don't know me after 2 years of imprisonment, a judge rules that the pre trial detention was unconstitutional, and the defendants are released on bail. philip to head ice, fitted with a g p. s tracking angle bracelets to ensure that he doesn't escape on september 23rd 1990 facing a potential 130 year sentence. philly where the door here that cuts his bracelets and once again goes underground. ah, the ah! by the middle of the 19th century, practically the whole of india had been under the rule of the british empir

to kislytsia, this is the situation when an accomplice to crimes against humanity dress up in the mantlea preacher and explain which denomination in our country should be recognized as canonical, but at the same time, benzi had to admit that no one asked the aggressor country to speak on behalf of the uoc mp. however, he explained this by not wanting to be accused of collaborationism. on the eve of the meeting, the uoc mp published a statement in which it called the authorities of russia not to speak on behalf of their church on international platforms and not to use the religious factor for their own political purposes at the moment i have more and more about important read the events on our website espresso tv also subscribe to our channel on social networks my on youtube telegram on instagram twitter be close next the program puzzles children's dreams in it the story of daria yaskach whose father was shot by the russian occupier daria loves to cook and also dreams of partition as the girl became one step closer to realizing her dream, let's get motivated. at first, i watched how my mo

not have greece does not require their first five thousandth leopards well , they loaded it with mantleould have given it there. on the kryvyi rih plant was immediately melted down and i would immediately have a question, and who is more going to fight? that's how no one else arises, and without blood, germany in armament. you yourself will get rid of german technology, well, a leopard is not bad, even in comparison. i already apologize there with these koreans already quite good. and given the euro from poland to germany, it leads to bad thoughts, to be honest. it is clear that the americans, through the hands of the poles, probably want to finally get rid of germany, as it is lokomotiv and the leader of the european union and this is the end of the european union and, in principle, all this industrial power, which the germans are essentially creating. having 72 deuces for armament, which is not given to anyone with 125 guns with our projectile, right ? if today there should be 120 for us, the ministry of foreign affairs is doing its job, politics is doing its job, and we understand th

secure funding for, she put on display throughout the white house little replica miniature replicas on mantlesand pure tables. here you can see a seated dinner in the r rm in that year. roll on messina doing holiday treasures had washington display dc made out of gingerbread so you would see not onlyhehite house, mount vernon, the jefferson memorial and here you see the washington monument. the only thing that year that was not edible on display was the working red blinking light at the top of the washington monument. and they were also really famous for this wonderful wreath that was the largest and heaviest structure to ever be put on the white house. it weighed ever £2,000. and the artist that made this wonderful wreath had 1500 lights it. each one was hand dipped a blue gel to get the perfect prt seal blue. he didn't want it to be roya blue. it was not the right color, nor was navy. it was too dark. veryone was hand it to make it this perfect blue. and first lady laura bush, as we know, was a librarian. and i really think those years of her being a librarian and school teacher gave her so

better than the rest of it but republicans have a great chance now as peter mccarthy to reclaim the mantle we let it slip away by being big spenders and getting a fiscal sanity and variety into budgets but also say no to spending money we don't have on things you don't need because that impacts the ability of everyday americans to spend money. gerry: very briefly fill up your business, you think we can get through 2023 without a recession. >> absolutely the first half of iraqi but second-half better and i believe will into the rowing 20s a tremendous economy very similar to 1918 will be had a pandemic as well where the world the 20s let's hope we don't get to 1920. gerry: when the were injured in the great depression in the 1940s. let's hope the first part is right. >> house republicans are pushing the custom medicare and social security what it could mean for you and politics next. >> i for a balanced budget we have to get spending under control that were not to do on the backs of our troops in our military if we really want to talk abo i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm

the accusations from kia, but most go struck in apartment building in the city of the me patrol sc mantle. and he has also condemned russia as what he calls moscow's silence on the tragedy. however, the kremlin house pointed out that one of the keys own advises admitted that the country that offences were responsible. the russian armed forces do not strike residential buildings or social infrastructure facilities strikes are conducted against military targets, either obvious or camouflaged. you yourself saw the conclusions of some representatives of the ukrainian side who said that this tragedy was the result of the actions of air defense systems or pass got there is a reference saying reports that 36 people were killed and dozens injured after an apartment building was struck in the city of napa troughs. now this comes and made a wave of russian strikes, targeting ukrainian energy infrastructure with moscow, saying that they did not target that building. at the same time, he had his insisting that russia must be responsible. but one of ukrainian presidents zalinski his own advisors has s

charles receives the coronet, sword and mantle that go with his role as the prince of wales. prince of wales, do become your liege man of life and limb and of earthly worship. and faith and truth i will bear unto thee to live and die against all manner of folks. more than a half century would pass before he assumed his new title — king charles iii. i have to say i have been really pleasantly surprised. i think he has done everybody proud. i know talking to people at home we've all sort of felt the same way. that he's stepped up, so hopefully he will do her proud. charles�*s job will be to push them through to the 21st century. i mean, the queen did a greatjob over her reign, transitioning from the empire to the commonwealth. i think him and william have got a lot on their plate with the transition to the modern day. as a prince, charles iii's relationship with ireland was marked by tragedy and trauma, as well as gestures of friendship and reconciliation. his ceremonial role as head of the parachute regiment made him a target for republican protests when he visited londonderry

this time the turks have taken the mantle on calling sweden out.audi arabia if you look at their official statements, is not as tempered as turkey's is. the president of serbia, aleksandar vucic, says he's been told by the european union and the us to normalise relations with kosovo or risk losing foreign investment and progress towards eu membership. 0ur balkans correspondent, guy delauney, has more details. we have heard some powerful words from serbia? president aleksandar vucic during his address to the serbian people. he said it had made it had been made clear to him by the envoys of the eu and the us that said it would face complete isolation if it did not sign a proposed deal on the long—term normalisation of relations between serbia and kosovo. aleksandar vucic said the states were as follows, the interruption of the european integration process, the withdrawal of an vestment and comprehensive measures in the elliptical and economic sense which would harm serbia. so, in order to avoid all this, aleksandar vucic says serbia has to consider s

now, all that she has left are some remaining ashes in an urn over her mantle and inside her necklace. >> some people say, well, he is not the ashes, he is all around you. i know that. but you know what? i was entrusted with those ashes , and i didn't want them desecrated. that is desecration of human remains. that is kidnapping of human remains. it is extortion. and that is what kills me. >> reporter: the police department told us they have been in contact with cronin and updated the scammers list to include this one, hoping no one else was for it. emma goss, nbc bay area news. >>> think he appeared a deadly shooting in san francisco. a man is dead, 1 to 4 areas -- four people shot in the mission areas. police say two men and two women were shot. it appears they were in a car at the time. a 28-year-old man died, another man suffered life-threatening injuries. the women are expected to survive. no word tonight on a suspect or motive. we have new details on the search for a person stuck. it happened in antioch. you see the rescue crews here, the search crews. a missing person is 1 to 2

. >> all she has left are remaining ashes in the urn over her mantle and inside her necklace. >> someple say he's not the ashes, she's all around you. i know that, but you know what, i was entrusted with those ashes, and not to be desecrated. that's desecration of human remains. that's kidnapping of human remains. it's extortion. and that's what kills me. >> reporter: that was emma goss reporting there. concord police have been in contact with cronin and have updated their scam alerts list to include this one. >>> weather right now, this is what it looked like in pacifica this afternoon, tide is high, strong waves, conditions expected to get worse. a wind advisory in place through tomorrow. >> yeah, and you and i, terry, we're talking about driving down the 101. >> it was blowing on the 101, yeah. >> yes, and trees and power issues, i think will be happening again tonight again, the stormy stretch of weather, one storm to deal with now and then potentially the stronger of the two storms arriving tomorrow night on into monday. take you outside, give you a sampling of the wind and the r

we are very grateful to you for organizing the mantle with the ministry of sports and with the curatorsgovernor has set the task of the minister of sports of the tula region to work out the issue with the personnel who will be responsible for the maintenance and operation of the sports complex, as well as take care of the coaching staff and try to use lunch for development. as many sports as possible? dreaming to get into the basis of the tula arsenal and about a great career young football players, and there are many of them in tula, got the opportunity to train all year round in comfortable conditions in the new arena at the kosogorsky stadium. it was built at the expense of the federal budget within the framework of the sport norm of life project with a total cost of 164 million rubles. alexey dyumin had a great talk with the coaches and their players today. there is, uh, a ceremony. they're just trying to be forward-thinking. we will give them the opportunity to progress to today in sports school. the arsenal is attended by 452 athletes aged 7 to 17 years old and trained by 23 coach

. police focus on the cecilia mafia has allowed the mainland and blanket or syndicate take up the mantle as italy's most powerful criminal group. that's it from me and the news seemed for now coming up after a short break is equal, africa finds out what is being done to protect chimpanzees in guinea and as always, love ma, news aren't analysis on a website, d, w dot com. but before we go, chicken isn't usually what people would think of as a delicacy and especially not chicken feet. not so in vietnam, where many people are hoping to celebrate luna new year with one of these dragon chickens taking place at the dinner table. ben, shut the legs, make them a highly sold off the dish. people are willing to pay up to $2000.00 for a single bird. the legs make up or on the 5th of chicken's body weight. and they are so prized that farmers even of how beauty contests for east leave of these pictures, some gab office. i'm back at the top of the ah ah, with ah, with e kill africa. they are hot commodity b. chimpanzees are being illegally treated as pets in kidney and rangers that the upper niger nat

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