don't happen again. marian. alright, thank you very much money and up along with the latest on what's happening that 3 police officers and us have our consort been suspended off the video showed them violently beating the suspects. and just a warning that these images might be distressing. 27 year old man hit by police was taken to hospital before being sent to jail. you've been accused of making threats at a petrol station. the arkansas governor is or the investigation into police use of physical force against the suspects. anthony foul cheese a u. s. is top infectious diseases expert, well step down as chief medical adviser to the president in december after more than 5 decades of service, who also leave his role as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. voucher became the face of the country's fight against covet and clash with former president donald trump. harvey's handling of the pandemic. the 81 year old, now lives with security protection. after receiving death threats

now a finland's government says that prime minister, santa marian, has tested negative drugs. after footage of high dancing at a party, made international headlines 36 year old. agreed to take a test on friday to satisfy concerned videos showing how dancing with friends appeared on social media last week. and that will picked up by several media outlets. marian says her ability to perform official duties remained unimpaired on the night in question. ah, to quit look at the main stories of following the sound. kenya's veteran position eater is filed a petition with the supreme court charlie the results of this month presidential election by laura dingo was narrowly defeated by his rival, were it william router. but as the results are flawed and should be a gnarled 4 of the 7 commissioners who oversaw the poles have refused to endorse the results. this is a do or die button for the corruption good. deuce you have everything to lose to the forces all over democracy. took over. the corruption got pills are prepared to compromise. local systems bribe and liberal fissures, mercer co

morale, thank you very much. marian willard in elder at kenya. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news. this. our former u. s. president donald trump has said he'll not oppose the release of the warrant that allowed f b. i. agents to search his florida home. the u. s. attorney general has asked a judge to unseal the warrant to allow authorities to publish the list of items. if the i agents seize from the property in the us, an armed man has been killed after he tried to breach the f. b, i cincinnati office in ohio. he was shot by police after an hour's long standoff. the suspect is reported to have been in washington in the days before the january 6th riots by all thought, but authorities say they are still investigating a possible motive. at least 38 people have died across south west in yemen after torrential rains cause severe flooding in the capital. santa over 40 bill buildings were damaged along with bridges and roads. the country has been locked in a 70 civil conflict, which has led to a lack of maintenance infrastru

from marian anderson in 1939 to dr. king in 1963 to the black lives matter protest of two summers ago. the lincoln memorial has become the nation's preeminent stage for first amendment demonstrations particularly with regards to civil rights. and therein hat lies the power and importance of our national parks. yes these sites preserve the past and enshrining the memories of the famous, but they also serve as important forums. places where we cannot only discuss the legacies of great americans like abraham lincoln, but also can draw inspiration from that legacy to call for and enact change. here at the lincoln memorial we can both learn where we came from as a nation and examine where we are headed. secretary holland has made it part of her mission to tell the full story of america. even the dark pages of our history books so that we can learn from our past and build a more equitable and inclusive future. i would be this as an american indian if i did not acknowledge the dakota 38 in which president lincoln had to make t

host: ramita navai, who is marian? guest: she's a young woman from the west of the country who went missing. we heard that many young girls and women were going missing in this western city. we wanted to investigate. we found out about her case. and we spoke to her family. now it took a while for the family to figure out what had happened to her. and she had been imprisoned. she had been taken by taliban intelligence agents and put into prison for so-called immorality, moral crimes. for being in a taxi with a man good she was unrelated to. and most worryingly, there was absolutely no official record of her in prison. who host: she was in a taxi with a man not related to her, but it was her friend's father. what were they doing? guest: they had found out that all of her friends had also gone missing and had been taken by taliban intelligence officers. they said if they turned up at the police station they would be able to help them. and they turned up to try to help them and were taken. charged with the same crime. immo

>> that was marian. marian knows all those guys. i think what they were able to see is look, you have this framework. looking at things with time prices instead of money prices reveals a completely different picture of what is happening. so we have this framework. then we go out and apply it to actual data and see a different world. it is like a telescope almost. it is like once you have this instrument, this way of looking at things, you see a completely different world. the world we see when we look at time prices says we are experiencing superabundance where we do not see that population will increase and make us run out of resources. we will become more abundant. you don't see an increase in population that will cause these other kinds of -- i mean, recently we have heard about elon musk versus the new mall susie ends. -- new malthusians. thomas mall this wrote this --malthus wrote this book that said if you're population does this the economy will crash. we think it has been a virus that has infected our culture, that we will r

celebrated by thousands every year at the legendary by white festival and his fans known as bach. marian's pay him homage worldwide, but hitler's lover wagner and his work was extreme. why did wagner fascinate him so much? here are 7 reasons. hitler loved heroic tales. wagner's dramatic oper as reflected hitler's view of himself as an all powerful victor. o hitler's own dashed dreams of b. an artist, hitler, josie shakima, i school hitler, who always saw himself as an artist. i now felt a kind of aesthetic affinity with richard wagner. wagner, good hitler and wagner were both anti semites. wagner demonized jews blaming them for everything that only reinforced hitler's own anti semitism. wagner's by white festival energized hitler ever. he considered the borrowed festival the only vacation he had during the year. hitler apparently drew strength from wagner's works. the wagner is we're a surrogate family for hitler killed us. he wasn't the fuor at all. gail wagner's operas became the soundtrack of dictatorship, nazi party rallies and air rates. and the news reels of german propaganda. they w

smith opens the same season as marian anderson. and the scene you talk about, he is a child reading the gettysburg address out loud from the wall. then the film cuts to a black man with tears falling down his cheeks as he hears the words of the promise of equality under god. god is mentioned in lincoln's other speech and is on the gettysburg address portion. lincoln added those, they were not in the original text. when he rewrote it, he inserted the words he spoke at gettysburg. the other mention of god is harsher. in the second inaugural address where that is written into panels on the wall, there is a fiery paragraph saying that after all these centuries of oppression, slavery, every drop of blood drawn with a lash has to be repaid by those drawn with the sword, that as we said 3000 years ago, so must it be said today, the judgments of the lord are true and righteous altogether. so it was evoking god for quality and also for retribution of the sin of slavery. host: you have written 50 books about lincoln and the civil war, do you

but earlier i spoke with marian lotto, she said, co added to this year's cluster munitions report and asked her why any army would resort to the use of these outlawed weapons. and the cluster ammunition coalition, we don't see any military advantage to such a thank they are in this green light, which means that they cannot differentiate between civilians and military. they just kill children are going in the field, they kill people using the land going to we're going to school that he then them to . and i says basic services, there's clearly no military needs. and that's why we have a convention banging those with and since 28, the senior reports that the, the russian army has been using cluster munitions extensively. ukraine, under the ukranian army also appears to have used those bombs in 3 cases. why are you so certain about the russian you russians are using these bombs but not the ukrainians. i mean, it, it takes time to verify information. and there is also the fact that russia has been using that weapon extensively hundreds of attacks. so we have lots of evidence, then we need

thanks robin me and marian always get to see you on the screen. these tell everybody who you are, what you take to be here again. i met in better with dan. i'm the senior palestine correspondent for mondor lives. i was thinking, yes about how you go about your work. now. we're still talking about showing up at clay, talking about the work that she's done and then i'll continue with your work in journalism and in writing. but i'm going to go for how are you doing that now, how are you continuing by rehab outta who spoke to was a little bit earlier. she makes a really interesting point. i'd love you to react to it. he, she has festival. i think the killing of jonah sheila is meant to and emma didn't, but it didn't. journalists do not cover any breaking give you was it is not even if that a little bit ation in west bank or even an article. but as it is just the door, don't come in and a violation against civilian that could be committed by is the army during this ablation. i think that getting off she, you know, walker is aggression against the human

no, no, no no one saw the now marian up on us iowa indians from us on monday though. that's the youngest. i'm up a little. i live in will unknown, and it got me a little knock. i'm in a bath. i'm not among the law. so how much does the captain pay for rosalie does find? oh, oh it isn't. i thought, oh, will i be found like a be that i don't seem to think we'd really get over to one look at if we end up with this. if debbie hush. and by and not being miliano, i had a 1000000 began a 1000000000. we got, well, all of the guy that again i was there, several reno and his wife have become rich. i'm done. so if i made longer then he thought and he left it up on, but you get it now. they can spend the money. so what can you get for $7.00? oh, rekey. and we're not happy with myself. i would one like 11400 quite in my early gate. go hunt and i just, i'm a new laptop i, i said with my son, mama, la ray, 196. i am with the prospectors are imprisoned by the gold. then just enough to keep themselves alive. the luckiest might even manage to save just enough for their children's educa

no, no, no, no one saw the now marian up on us iowa is on my side monday though. that's the youngest. i'm up a little. i call it will unknown. indicate make us a little knock. i'm in a bath. i'm not knocking the law. so how much does the captain pay for rosalie does find oh oh it isn't. i thought oh, let me look at the lad. i don't seem to think we'd really grown look out of went up a bit to give to be hush and buy it. not being miliano. i had a 1000000 and began a 1000000000. we got, well, all of the guys, again, i said, reno and his wife have become rich. i'm, i'm done my so if i made long a thin paper and he left it up, i'm bugging it. so now they can spend the money. so what can you get for $7.00? oh, $33.00. and we're not happy with myself. i put one in 11400 quite in my early date. did you want this? i'm a new laptop i. i was a great 196. i am again, i sat with the prospect as are imprisoned by the gold then just enough to keep themselves alive. and the luckiest might even manage to save just enough for their children's education. so that one day it may be t

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as our correspondent marian miller reports, memories of the violence linger on out and about on behalf of piece helen currency and collins barava walked through the neighborhood and elder it in western kenya, one day ahead of kenya's general election. they talk to neighbors and ask if they feel safe, whichever the outcome ready to like make my cell. so, the scenes that unfolded in 2007 are still fresh in everyone's memory. here, after the elections violent clashes broke out between different ethnic groups, dozens of people, including children, were burned, a life in a church, peace activists, carissa and brother lost friends and relatives. but some people, when they were injured, they still have injury still to be some they become physically disabled, some became mentally disabled. you can still see the fear that they have the other a neighborhood as a stronghold of william, brutal vice president of kenya. and one of the 2 leading presidential candidates authorities the, the area as a possible hotspot for violence and have brought in hundreds of security forces. but like in 2007 leafle

that begins this desk decade long friendship i had with marian zacharski. we work out the terms in which i could write this story in terms of actual trading six american officers actually with the cia station chief through communicators from the nsa and two american military officers from trailing iraq to safety. that's on the front page of the post in january 1995. time passes, i go to china, poland enters nato but i always thought this story could make the kernel of an interesting book but i had no idea what the facts of the story was. obviously no idea what happened after that. so i was obviously maintaining taas best as i could close relationships with chudzinski and the situation changed significantly in poland when the justice party wins parliamentary elections and the law and justice party was led by people who have been involved in the solidarity trade union somewhat of these people had a different vision of what poland should have done once communism and and their vision was that all communists should be punished by the polish government, for actua

now swimming in a river in north, in france, fit marian se the while lacks the energy to return to c and doing their best to help the mammal recover and gain strength. an unusual visitor has been lurking in the waters of the river sent for several days. now. this beluga whale is a long way from home. and french authorities are concerned for the creature as well being that have stepped up rescue efforts and given the whale of vitamin cocktail. they had previously tried feeding at fish, which it didn't eat expert say the animal looks malnourished and thin, but they're hopeful that the cocktail will help it regain its appetite. still send new your thumb gallery, which means should have started to work this morning, but they haven't given him an appetite yet. he's a little bit more dynamic and he is swimming in a more energetic way, not the way he would be in nature, but he seems to be re gaining strength and doing well. the of the of the team wants to see how the welfare is on the vitamin treatment before figuring out what to do next, activity, fulton. and we will have to decide togethe

d, w is marian. mila is covering the selection for us in kenya. she is in the strong hold of one of the contenders william rito short while ago. i asked her about the expectations of his supporters there. well, the expectations are clear. people here one, mr. route o 2 in. as a, as a ride, he said i'm in no one of the strongholds of mister bhutto. so this is alger. it's angie on the streets. people i gathering as you can see behind me. they are watching the tv, tallying. they're having political discussions yesterday and we came here as well to hacked restaurant, even though it was cold and raining people who are even standing out on the street . and they're talking about the elections and waiting for the results. and following the tv telling, saw yeah, that the mood is still calm. people are expecting a 0 to, to window planning celebrations on the street slaughtering cows here and having a big, big party one told me and he will be very sad of closes if you loses and won't leave his house for 3 days. it's expectations are very high, you are guy, b

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nbc's marian fabio looks at why it is happening. >> reporter: there are 6,080 cases of monkey pox in san francisco making up almost half of all california cases. the demand for monkey pox testing is low. the test involves getting a swab from a lesion or rash. it may be because some view monkey pox as a gay disease. >> it's hard for people to come in and say hey, i want a monkey pox test. because by that statement you're already saying, i'm worried because i did x and y activities and you're worried about potential judgment. >> reporter: gabriel etelecivh says the focus should be on fighting the virus not stigmatizing people. >> what i don't want to happen is, that monkey pox be yet another excuse to act out on haste. >> reporter: the perceived stigma may also impact some patients aeubt to about getting blood work. >> we heard some nurses being nervous about drawing blood because of monkey pox. so it's like aids all over again. >> gabriel says despite possible health care challenges people may face, her message to the lgbtq community is clear. >> don't let your fear stop you from gett

vineyards are a typical site to run the franconi and city of booth book towering of a votes book as the marian back fortress. for 500 years, the conflict served as the residence of the bishop princes. ah, as early as the middle ages votes book was an important economic and religious center, it was severely damaged during world war 2, but many of its historic buildings have since been reconstructed. oh, it's most famous. landmark is also a social home. the old mine bridge spans the river of the same name on summer evenings locals and visitors come here to relax. like last, frank, cooney, and wine. to learn more about the regional speciality chickens. lucas steger visited a vote. spoke winery. the bush beetle is one of the largest wineries in germany. it can be visited with guided tours, and that's exactly what i do. winery manager. oh, but ha, 1st shows me the wine press hall here. they're great or delivered and fall after the harvest and processed into wine, which is stored one floor below both in the field and say we are in a wooden barrel sailor. we have a 160 big wooden casks here, and they

is it surprising that they are still alive often any 3 weeks of that's the big question here. marian, whether or not these men are still alive, it's now been almost 3 weeks since 10 men became trapped in the been up at the mine in the mexican state of co wheeler. we spoke with a one rescue worker in the early hours of to day. he spoke off the record, but he said that the e, the strategy by the mexican government has not been a cohesive one. he's been working on site here since the accident took place on august. 3rd. and in terms of rescue efforts, it's really worth understanding what it is that exactly that happened. you have to, we have to take into account that the mine itself is more than 65 meters deep. it's a vertical mine, a vertical shaft with several of tunnels that lead out from that branch away from that, from that vertical mine. and what's believed to have happened is that one of the miners may have accidentally punctured a hole into an adjacent mine, one of 2 that's abandoned and also flooded, so causing a catastrophic flood or the piano with a mind, a trapping. 10 of thes

it's now back to marian in london. all right, thanks very much. now can. so it is at the british museum in london of restored ancient glass artifacts shattered by the massive port explosion in beirut 2 years ago. as the haunting reports, it was a daunting and painstaking process. mm. the bay route port blast in august 2020 shredded buildings destroyed lives and shook the entire city about 3 kilometers away. at the american university of bay root ancient glass artifacts on display were smashed in the shockwave. these objects, it are very important because they are, they were the, the 1st complete examples off the early gloss blowing technology dead during the roman times in lebanon. a team from the british museum in london offered to rebuild these priceless pieces alongside their lebanese counterparts. to do that, they had to sort each chart of glass to decide if it was part of an ancient vessel or a display case. they start documenting and recording is the fragments in every square and try to kind of look at the shape of the gloss, the surface features and

no, no, no one saw the now marian up on us iowa indians from us on monday, though. that's the youngest, i'm up a little. i call it will unknown and it got me a little knock. i'm in a bath. i'm not among the law. so how much does the captain pay for rosalia has find oh oh it is. and i thought, oh, let me look at that. i don't think, i think we've really grown. look at if we end up with the gifted be hush. and by and not being miliano, i had a 1000000 began a 1000000000 me gusta love the guy that again i said, reno and his wife have become rich. i'm done my so if i made it longer then he thought and he left it up on forget about it. so now they can spend the money. so what can you get for $7.00? oh great. you know we're not happy with myself. i would one like 11400 quite in my early date. did you want this? i'm a new laptop. i a day 196. i am with the prospect as are imprisoned by the gold then just enough to keep themselves alive with the luckiest might even manage to save just enough for their children's education. so that one day may be that kids can escape ah a .

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and his fans known as back marian's pay him homage worldwide. but hitler's lover, wagner and his work was extreme. why did wagner fascinate him so much? here are 7 reasons. hitler loved heroic tales. wagner's dramatic opera has reflected hitler's view of himself as an all powerful victor. oh, hitler's own dash dreams of becoming an artist. hitler, josie shakima, as could hitler who always saw himself as an artist, i now felt a kind of aesthetic affinity with richard wagner. wagner. good hitler and wagner were both anti semites, wagner, demonized jews, blaming them for everything that only reinforced hitler's own anti semitism. wagner's by white festival energized hitler ever taught, he considered to borrow a festival. the only vacation he had during the year. hope that god, hitler apparently drew strength from wagner's works. the wagner is we're a surrogate family for hitler killed us. he wasn't the fuor at all. gail feasible, wagner's approach became the soundtrack of dictatorship, nazi party rallies and air rates, and the news reels of german

regarding the ban on russian gas was called schizophrenic by a well-known european mp with jere marianismthe pages of the french press and said that europe was also seized by ideological madness. european analysts fear an explosive rise in prices for gas and electricity next winter industrialists. they are already warning that the cost of energy resources is becoming too high for them. because of this, many businesses may start massive layoffs to keep costs down and more people will. staying unemployed in a crisis, and this, in turn, threatens europe with an even greater slowdown in the economy, social tension and even a wave of protests. let's talk about gas, such an article was already published by a member of the bundestag. moreover, klaus ernst, moreover, the politician called the anti-russian sanctions hara-kiri, for germany the german presidential palace. berlin no longer lights up at night hannover authorities turn off hot water to shower pools and gyms, municipalities across the country are preparing heated shelters to save people from the cold summer is still in full swing, but g

the main service 5801 58001 lead lead to the trip this was a report by svoboda radio correspondent marianm the front line in donetsk region, well, in the same place in donetsk region in the center of slavyansk slavyansk, russian troops have now hit a missile, destroying houses and infrastructure objects in two micro-districts, the consequences of shelling i see with my own eyes the correspondent of radio liberty serhii horbatenko, he is with us live, serhii i congratulate and are there any victims as a result of today's attack on the city, well, actually, the russian troops tonight, three cities were shelled almost simultaneously: sloviansk, kramatorsk, kostyantynivka . and in kramatorsk, a shell fell into a field in kostyantynivka, a building was damaged, and cars were also damaged. as for sloviansk, there is destruction in three microdistricts, in particular, the fire department was also damaged, and you can see the gun in the center did it fall in line with the store that knows all the residents of the city, but luckily there are no victims, first of all there are no victims because th

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and motives behind the systematic persecution of the regime and men, la, exiled on al jazeera, ah, marian noisy in london with a quick look at the main stories we are following this arm, we've been looking at libya very closely. there is intense fighting in the capitol . it's killed at least 13 people injured, almost a 100 others. and this is raising fears of a full blown white conflict in the country. now gone fi, a rock to between rival on groups early on saturday. according to the un has been medium and heavy shelling in civilian neighborhoods and hospital has been damaged. the latest threat to 2 years of relative peace after cease fire between al.

lot of problems today, and that's why i'm also doing my best and just leaving for these changes. marian kicker, chatty says, one of the problems is george's neighbor, russia. she took us to an area where the issue is quite apparent at the border with a partially recognized separatist republic of south or city. most of the international community views the territory and the caucasus mountains as part of georgia. it proclaimed independence 30 years ago, but heavily relies on russian aid russian money control south of santia, the russian military istation there. and after russia's attack on ukraine, georgians fear they may be next with it took 2 and a half hours to reach the destination. the village of continuity lies right on the border with southwest eta. and the people complain the border here changes constantly. they say russian soldiers keep occupying new parts of georgia and the border even runs straight through the fields of some farms i've doin myself. did i do? so i'm scared of the russians. the russian army is just 5 kilometers from us. hamish order of the job. yeah, and even tho

they are voicing a hold that said once ukraine is pushed back from places like pesky of dave guy and marian could just on the outskirts of the city, the indiscriminate schilling will then stop prolong, thank you very much for bring us right off the dates on la lancaster of in done yet . okay, moving the program on now at 2 more world news and just to explain or really at what was being spoken by it's paging, has severed communication in several areas with washington as retaliation for nancy pelosi trip to taiwan, another headlines stories today, the ministry published a list of areas in which there will no longer be any coordination between the countries. it includes dialogue between defense departments, military maritime consultation corporation and legal migration and climate change. a plan phone call between senior military commanders has also been counseled earlier and friday. the chinese foreign ministry also unknowns, personal sanctions on host speaker pelosi and her family members. chinese m. o f. a spokes woman says that the us is a quote to active product cater on that crisis maker

instrumental in destroying ukrainian army positions just on the outskirts of the nest in the town all for marian got, according to officials, at least 75 percent of the town is now free and they'll be making sure that there are no more ukrainian artillery positions we're now at the headquarters of the 2nd tank battalion on the outskirts of dianetics. the tank is already working against the ukrainian nationalists positions . now these guys are now operating the drone, which is, are right above the tank. and so they making sure that it hits the target that it needs a little to look. we approach them though, and you said you list areas well fortified. the defense was prepared in advance, so it's hard to move forward and we do it slowly, but with determination for the shims resumed the fundamental difference between him and assist that we protect our lance, our children, parents, and all citizens of the don. yes can. luke ganske republics, while they destroy us in our families, they a cold blooded this soviet c, 64 tank is back from the front line as you can see it. so all, in fact the crew are safe

journey had difficulty breathing and it became very weak. conducive fossil will not with a v 6 that marian's recommended unanimously to proceed with. you shall major. the whale was too weak to be put back into the water. so it was a decision was made clear, julie, so it is sad to inform.

have strength, and then i i understand that liza dmitry dmitrievich is getting a divorce. in moscow, marianvladimirovna, can i visit you? thank you very beautiful flowers, thank you. that's not all. oleg very beautiful okay, let's go do our business together . now i'll catch up. who will figure it out? you figure it out here, and i 'm calling our cops, let's all go. let's go let's go. i don't know let's go northwest work across the region resonant crime not only murder from the smallest that's what scares me the most. do n't be afraid of the first level. well, maybe vodka mariska i thought you'd come earlier tired. you don't want to tell me anything about what? oh, shooting, ah shooting. no, it's not your problem. she has nothing to do with you, just as she has nothing to do with me. i thought you and i had problems in common . your problems really have nothing to do with it. it seemed to you it seemed and let's finish this conversation, i'm tired. i proposed your candidacy for the position of head of the department and this was met with understanding. although i will not hide the fact that