the burial sites presumably bill for margi on his rulers resembled the above ground palace interior. and while the priceless grave goods were robbed a long ago archaeologists still make astonishing find. servants were buried alongside their masters and in 12 they were laid to rest next to a 4 wheel carriage. a mere status symbol it was surely never ridden through the desert. many of the finds from going our deputy are now kept at the museum of the modern regional capital of mari near the ancient away says of merit. the prestigious building reflects the turkmens pride in their history. the museum director presents unique pieces of bronze age art the likes of which have only been associated with highly developed ancient cultures. the inlay work from the royal necropolis was an unprecedented 2 luxury in central asia and it adorned jewelry cases and wooden chests. these treasures show the diverse cultural influences that reached turkmenistan 4000 years ago a region that was anything but at the time. metal analyses of the large bronze containers reveal that they were usually made of elabo

going to the burial sites presumably built for margi on his rulers resembled the above ground palace interior. and while the priceless grave goods where rob the long ago archaeologists still make astonishing find. servants were buried alongside their masters and in 12 they were laid to rest next to a 4 wheel carriage. a mere status symbol it was surely never ridden through the desert. many of the fines from going our deputy are now kept at the museum of the modern regional capital of mari near the ancient away says. the prestigious building reflects the turkmens pride in their history. the museum director presents unique pieces of bronze age art the likes of which have only been associated with highly developed ancient cultures. the inlay work from the royal necropolis was an unprecedented 2 luxury in central asia and it adorned jewelry cases and wooden chests and. these treasures show the diverse cultural influences that reached turkmenistan 4000 years ago a region that was anything but peripheral at the time. metal analyses of the large bronze containers reveal that they were usual

during his conquest of the persian empire alexander the great renamed mer of alexandria and margy ana 'd reconstructing it as a greek city. but wind and rain have a row did the once thriving trade hub rendering it largely unrecognizable. america's wealth and strategic location made it highly coveted among major powers in the 1st century a.d. the city acted as a border fortress to ward off nomads coming from the east while in the middle ages it rose to become one of the most illustrious cities in the world and an important center of islamic learning little remains of that legacy today. the ancient craft of jewelry making has remained alive in the region of mer. turkmens ascribe mystical powers to silver such as driving out evil spirits through it sound or neutralizing poison. and the traditional jewelry crafted in the marriage area is considered uncertain past even today. and mother reliant. on men has a my name is an asian. i live in ma and come from a family of jewellers. i'm proud of this school dinner that all that the president awarded to me personally it makes me very happy thank

since gold or death is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the current desert. turkmen archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site owner dep a meaning great hill. excavation teams an earth an expansive hilltop settlement 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers had rediscovered and danced ancient civilizations. to date turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or depp a grave wrong. and whether damage. to. the center of gone or death they boast so once magnificent building perhaps a palace or temple but with no written records available archaeologists can only speculate did this column based support a wooden roof or a divine figure. this large alcove on the front s

is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the car a desert. turkmen archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams unearthed an expansive hilltop settlement 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers had rediscovered and bands ancient civilizations. to date turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or depth a grave robbers and whether damage. to the center of gone or death they boast so once magnificent building perhaps a palace or temple but with no written records available archaeologists can only speculate he did this column based suppose. a wooden roof or a divine figure. this large alcove on the front side of the hall may have contained

opportunities also to hire consultants be willing to hire consultants and to hire people of color to hire margy if it is a marginal has become an insult to them and i have asked insurance here and i hate it even tory of the current we're all church to teach surveys from their employer. and have a consultant to that's not necessarily in h.r. early they were supposed to be very wide and definitely not their director of their direct supervisor but a consultant to come in as a 3rd party and to get a fresh unbiased perspective of really what's going on in it in the workplace and also what are some of the ways in which their policies and the way they conduct is this maintain various systems and oppression. and my you kind of lead into this a little bit but we know the d.i.i. is more than just a numbers game or quota system equity and inclusion aren't baked into american society or its institutions can we really expect the business community and employers to adapt to what hasn't been a part of our larger culture and what are some of the barriers and limitations of eliminating what is reinforced in eve

busy you know especially people who are vaccinated there relaxing lot of measures in certain ways margie'smeasures are misunderstood when they say vaccinated people can't be together now elderly people who are vaccinated now going to bars and i don't think that's really a good ideas. protects you from illness but he still has a small chance that you can still be transmitted transmitting it and carry especially to those who are not vaccinated yet when you still have to be very careful is there a communication problem there could be that but what you're saying that you know it is you and i know that but there's the public know that all of these nuances that come attached to this vaccine. yeah the nuances are because somewhat lost like for transmission we know that you will stop about 75 to 95 percent of all transmission depending on the rock scene but it's got its last minute you will think oh vaccine you're protected now you're protected message is completely lost and also just so you know the one segment in some studies. it's the protection against some of these other variants is not nearl

margie was an and and mother. >> i just saw her.rter: joel's family waited for hours. >> we couldn't find her. no one could sleep. we were shivering, just hoping nothing happened to her. >> reporter: they were members of the sikh community. the gunman bought the gun legally, this after being on the radar. >> we want accountability but now is not the same. >> reporter: karli smith was 19ed had just started working at fedex. >> she was the mini me. if the kids needed something and i couldn't do it or wasn't available, go get your sister. >> reporter: she's one of eight loved ones taken from her families. chaplain matt barns a friend of samaria blackwell remembers her as always having a smile. >> she would have the meanest girl on court. step off the court, she cared about people. that was samaria in a nutshell. >> and that was will carr reporting. tonight in san jose will will be a vigil for those who died in indianapolis. the candlelight vigil starts at 7:00 tonight. the mayor is expected to be there. >>> all right. it was night seve

jury in your own words today why you say they had a similar reaction for you, what was about it and margie said the pills kept you up all night. >> yes. is at the same reaction that you had. >> it was a stimulant. >> and when you took that bill in march it seemed different, and obviously could not die from it. and did you see yourself mr. floyd taking one of those types of pills in march. so the pills were talking about that you retain in march, because you to be jittery are different. you saw mr. floyd taking that kind of pill or did you pretty. >> we did not take them together. >> did you think that he had some of them for himself. >> yes. >> obviously not in march. [inaudible]. >> in the pill they give you a similar experience in may, yes, did he have some of those pills as well and did he take some of those pills in may. >> yes. >> and he did not die before ma. >> yes. >> when you saw this change inhh in those two weeks, what made you think about based on two and half or three years that you have been with him come about how much or how often he was using during those years. >> i don't

for margie taylor greene.'s apparently canceled her own plan focusing on anglo-saxon values after blowback from leading house republicans. let's discuss this with former republican congressman denver riggleman. he's now with the contagion research institute. congressman, look. sometimes we call things thinly veiled, right? this was basically, you know, fl flashing america, showing them what you think. anglo-saxon values. what do you think? >> it's sort of gob-smacking. you read the first seven pages and it sounds like what happened to me in my district with the same sort of vile language, like racism in a jar. you know, i can see that other caucuses would get mad like the freedom caucus. they charge dues and what marjorie was looking for was a due-collecting caucus that could be a competitor. i think that's why you saw some of the ager from freedom caucus and other caucuses because they were going after their money. pretty interesting. to see her calling the media vile and poss and peal. i think she got her ha

only old man card and what i do with him in a week avoid a forum for margie the co-creator of your solo but also what i shall sleep. that's the lowest we are the oil the oil without being mixed somewhere where the property loss with all of us'. little girl much has own was maintained he was in his payments to the jew by mc between 19021994 but he still lives today yes i'm over the deal with a below is a lot see him in the air the israel or the in question echogram peace out me here isn't a c.b.o.t. point that's for control the nebulous to visit not the allow what was said police obviously that's caught up in nature not nearly the only coppola that that may be those that are gay then here below me lay nabi move was or go outside of iran make a point on one edge over other they don't want to show that they have it needs some ne. ne so near was a real nice little hero pull that waiting for the enemy in for bill voice to create a stone as a morris has a nuke like we're always in emo is not just an e.d.p. putting bill before the house that he was the same in each he knew what he could he was

only old man card and what i do with him in a week avoid a forum for margy the country if you are so noble also what i shall sleep. crystal. clear the oil the oil without being leaked somewhere all of our property are lost with all of these. little going to much has own was maintained he was in his payments to the jew by mc between 19021994 but he still lives today yeah some o. the deal with a below is a lot see him in the ad no israel or the in question echogram peace out me here than a c.b.o.t. put there for control that may be still visit not the allow what was said police obviously that's caught up in nature in a near me the only coppola that that may be those that are gay then here below me lay navy move was or go outside of iran make a point on one edge all the other they don't want to show that they have it needs some ne. ne so ne was ill need clear though he will pull out waiting for the enemy in for bill voice to create a storm as a morass has a nuclear all the way to the most not so still needed people to go beyond the how yet he would use them in each even here when he cou

we talk about melissa and margie when they were kids and all kinds of good stories.out how they grew up. it was just -- we have a lot of fun. >> jimmy: i see, i see. you know, today -- i know, melissa, maybe it's tomorrow where you are, but it's april fools' day here. i assume that goes on in australia. did either of you do or suffer anything foolish today? >> well, yes. but it wasn't april fools related. it's just my own chain spiral. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because melissa, you did something to your friend octavia during the shooting of this movie, "thunder force," that -- before we see this, tell us what you did. >> okay, so we were -- we're like, okay, we're superheroes, we need a super-cool car. we pick this purple lamborghini, it's completely ridiculous. then we were like, here's the action thing, we're going to get in. neither one of us has ever been in a lamborghini. when we went to jump in and peel out in it we realized, it's like 3 1/2 inches off the ground, and you have to go in on an angle, like you have to stiffen your body and go in like a corpse. it's c

since gone or dead is so far away from other settlements little was known of the ancient margy on a civilization until modern times and there was seemingly little reason to seek out traces of the past in the car a desert. circling archaeologist mohamed begley was present when a russian researcher happened to make the find of his life in 1972 a bronze age palace. the original name of the city had been lost but local herders called the site. meaning great hill. excavation teams an earth an expansive hilltop settlement 500 meters in diameter and over 3 metres in height with the town center fortified by mud brick walls and defensive towers. the researchers had rediscovered and then bans ancient civilization. to date turkmen archaeologists protect the remote site have gone or deputy from grave robbers and whether damage. to the center of gone or death they boast so once magnificent building perhaps a palace or temple but with no written records available archaeologists can only speculate did this column based. a wooden roof or a divine figure. this large alcove on the front side of the hall may have

margie taylor-greene of georgia also raised more than $3 million. that is more than what kevin mccarthy and other moderate republicans were able to raise. other highly local republicans who cashed in on the outrage of their supporters included freshman congresswoman, and two far republican lawmakers are spacing them from the america first caucus, it comes after a draft of the caucus initiative was leaked last week, and it called for the protection of quote an grow, anglo-saxon pra titions. some say they have not read the draft. congress woman liz cheney says republicans believe in teaching tolerance and decency and moral courage. house minority leader kevin mccarthy tweeted in part quote the republican party is the party of americans not dog whistles. >>> jacqueline alamani, thank you for being here. good morning. you look at these fundraising numbers in the wake of the insurrection and it's clearly being driven by small donors. we know many corporations said after that happened, no we're not going to give you any more money, but this is what, you k

investigation for possible sex trafficking, publicly endorsed the platform, but by saturday, even margieas trying to disown the group she tried to create. she claimed on twitter they released a staff level draft proposal from an outside group that i hadn't read. when in doubt, blame the staff, but she still defended the proposal by attacking the journalists who accurately reported what it said, accusing the media of taking it out of context. that's why greene and her america first cohorts are clearly the absolute worst. and while they may not be forming an official caucus in the house, the ideas they put in their manifesto are consistent with the direction the party is heading. just consider that people like tucker carlson and senator ron johnson are openly embracing white replacement theory. >> they have become literally hysterical if you use the term replacement, if you suggest the democratic party is trying to replace the current electorate, the voters now casting ballots, with new people, more obedient voters from the third world, but they become hysterical because that's what's happ

you want to get rid of margie, the qanon lady green, you have to go back in there again.ow much exhaustion do you think? also, there might be a governor's race with maybe you in it, my friend. how much exhaustion do you think has kicked in in your home state? >> i think there's resignation. they were -- voters were exhausted in 2018 when we had hours long lines and when we had a secretary of state who with impunity took over -- you know, conduct his own election for governor. we had exhaustion in 2020. we had exhaustion in 2021 as we had to fight over and over again to make certain that votes were cast and counted, after eight-hour lines in june of 2020. but what is so remarkable about georgia's electorate, about voters of color in particular, is that exhaustion has been met with success and victory has a way of reinvigorating you and preparing you to stay in the fight. >> and we've seen, you know, the asian-american community suffer this horrific attack. you know, obviously we've seen ongoing police brutality issues. there are still cases that are open there. these commu