they send to see sukarno the star of world cinema marilyn monroc marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president. the beautiful hollywood actress is what the hunky president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at munro's invitation, the beloved leader of indonesia becomes his guest at the baywardee hills hotel. hotel nobles and the rich. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia will be like arab countries. he will return to america without pain and bloodshed, and the cost of it is only one night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel, with all these sukarno, when he returns , he will again show incompatibility with the americans, the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be deleted. the first solution, assassination. terror did not harm sukarno, but him they are pessimistic about communists. they have rumoured. terror is their job. of course, behind the story, the us intelligence agency kn

. >> 82 year old marilyn o'connell was driving the couple's toyota camry after the thanksgiving mealh family. they were on oak grove near ryan road and concord when, without warning, they were hit by a ford fusion without its lights on on the wrong side of the road. witnesses held the suspect down until concord police arrived. police say the suspect, 19 year old damien lopez avelino, was drunk and unlicensed and had sideswiped another car. moments earlier at oak grove and treat boulevard. and marilyn suffered numerous broken bones and other injuries in the crash and is already out of the hospital, but still recovering and trying to go on without her husband. tom o'connell was a retired accountant, a man of faith who was quick with puns. he was a doting father and grandfather who used to take his granddaughter to daycare where he would take her to the co-op preschool. >> and everybody knew grandpa tom, marilyn and tom got married shortly after meeting at sf state in the decades to come, they raised their kids in concord, traveled and did everything together. >> this is tom dancing wit

president, sang marilyn monroe, not to this president, but today, as they say at the box office, because is the 81st birthday of the president of the united states, joe biden, well, we can also say happy summer to him, congratulations, wish him a strong health, faster transfer of f-16 and attacks from... such a gift to us, well, many summers from us, we changed, fine, and we will talk in the meantime also about very important things , which are called anti-corruption practices, as a prerequisite for our european integration, they are on the march, we will talk about it with the public activist and lawyer tetyana kozachenko, mrs. tetyana, congratulations, glory to ukraine, heroes glory, greetings to all. i want to ask you right away about these anti-corruption bodies, which as part of our anti-corruption reform did not take place without the support of our western partners, because you and i are together in ukraine, where the fight against corruption always comes second, the first is itself corruption, and in this case, as far as you consider the changes that have been announced now, here

marilyn thompson wrote a story. >> my story tried to look at what has happened where discrimination has been found where voters who have been described are left to vote on discriminatory maps. as you know in 2021 because of these lawsuits it's about to happen again with the same lawsuits that are dragging on indefinitely. i wanted to find out why that's happening. you need to look at the issue and use of privilege to try and block the public from >> going on. legislative privilege is a very old concept embedded in the u.s. constitution of many states that basically holds that need to be private to do the business of the public. redistricting is interesting because it's one of the circumstances in which the plaintiffs, largely minority groups have to prove there was deliberate legislative intent therefore in order to prove intent, you have to see the evidence. john: the judge is accepting this? >> it varies. it depends on the luck of the draw. in south carolina, judges rejected a village lame and what came out of that with shocking information about how the discussions went. other judges

. >> speaking of cardio draw inspiration from marilyn perdue took part in second turkey trot in dallas on thanksgiving day. one of thousands of runners and walkers took on 5 k run. joined by daughter and grand edward sydney. not going to be slowing down. next time sitting on the couch feeling lacy, draw inspiration for marilyn. >> joey: that's it for us. haveat night. i hope you got your shopping done. ♪ ♪ >> good evening from washington. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. breaking tonight, 13 israelis held hostage by hamas terrorists for seven weeks. now back in their home country this evening. the return was the center period of a four-day cease-fire agreement that was struck between israel and hamas. that pause in fighting took effect at midnight today. 11 other freedom thailand and the philippines supposed to be the first of a series of prisoner exchanges. jeff paul is in tel aviv tonight with what comes next. hi, jeff. >> yeah, gillian, we are learning tonight on top of the 13 hostages freed today, an additional 13 could be released tomorrow. but the mood here on the ground in

time for us to work together to knock out the magic flute, the melophone, the philosopher’s stone, marilyn’selse, in general, the nuclear button from uncle sam’s hands, especially since this no longer an uncle, at all... an out-of-mind grandfather sam joe biden. in a word, stand-up for peace, we must make sure that the planet becomes the right place, where at any time we will not let the crazy people with their dollar and nuclear clubs. how to do this? and we are already doing it. and we do it now, no matter how difficult it may be, because it’s already easy for us there will be no other time. today is the right time. you don’t need to count whether the last one is ahead or not, you want to check if that’s it, so join our fight for peace, we’re not inviting the crazy, they want to drag us all down to hell with them, but really, where do you think biden belongs? , vdu with only one proviso, if he is an atheist, then hell, he... constructs on earth, and if he is a believer, however, if he believes, then only in the yellow devil. how can we resist him and his international, tightly united, bloo

next time sitting on the couch feeling lacy, draw inspiration for marilyn. >> joey: that's it for us.g from washington. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier.

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i like to compare, probably with two actresses who were popular at the same time, one of them is marilynspectacular, maybe a little provocative, the second was audrey hebborn, this is our wine - this is audrey hebborn always, today was a discovery for me, sparkling wine, and a romantic evening, and to greet guests with this, well , it won’t be a shame, this is wheat, you can also come closer, the children studied how and what food is made from, and then walked through the wheat field field, this grew in the pavilion of the ministry of agriculture. i really love buckwheat tea. i was wondering what she looked like. but you can learn how to stock up wisely at the russian reserve stand. almost all the activities of this agency are classified as secret. the exhibition is shrouded in secrecy they will open it up almost for the first time and tell you what is stored in the underground storage of state reserves. the soviet union was one of the first to abolish food cards after the war, precisely because there were reserves, and these reserves were used for the population. volunteers and caring s

jfk was brought dogging marilyn monroe but the only thing this kennedy is raw-dogging is tetanus.en you need him? [audience reacts] and you know what, you know what else? you know what else? one more thing. [bleep] you for stealing larry david's wife! [cheers and applause] okay, that didn't go well. i guess we will try again next time. ♪ ♪ when we come back, the legendary athlete allyson felix will be joining us today on the show! don't go away! [cheers and applause] ♪what i want, you've got it♪ ♪it might be hard to handle♪ ♪and how, i can't explain♪ ♪oh, yeah, well, well, you♪ ♪(ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh)♪ ♪you make my dreams come true♪ ♪ mnemonic ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> leslie: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is the most decorated track and field athlete of all time. she's also the co-founder and president of saysh. please welcome seven-time olympic gold medalist allyson felix! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you are so beautiful! give it up! yes! all right, now. first of all, you already know i am obsessed with the olympics. now i know you have seen all of

whether it's elvis paying richard nixon a visit or marilyn monroe serenading kennedrilyn moy with a happy bia fromy, president, happy birthdaa . >> and today, another president celebrating his birthday. here's joe biden on his 81st.n n so many candles. he's going to burn the white house down. but hollywood isn't celebrating with him. thdownper cardi b, today's equivalent of marilyn monroe, says if it's a joe biden party ,she's not showing up. >> i'm not endorsing no president's no more. because how iss that a 100 hundred million dollar budget cut in new york city for four schools, library, police safety and sanitation? yeah, joe biden is talking about like, yeah, we could fund two wars. >> we could fund two wars. talking about we don't got it. t but we got it.he >> we're the greatest nation. no, we're not. we're going to right now, likeen they say, are we really goingal to we really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, reallyally are are righ. >> really, really. the entertainment world is starting to pull their endorsements of america's least entertaining president. >>

marilyn: se trata de un amor, de un desamor, de un amor imposible.a de l'oréal. visiblemente difumina todo tipo de manchas oscuras. en hasta 40%. nuevo sérum bright reveal con niacinamida de l'oréal paris. entrevistador: hoy es giving tuesday, y tú puedes hacer una donación para ayudar a los niños de saint jude children's research hospital. entrevistada: me dijeron, tu hija tiene cáncer. se llama retinoblastoma y está avanzado. tu mundo se destruye en 1 segundo saint jude significa para nosotros esperanza, vida. entrevistador: ayuda a niños de saint jude como yazleemar y haz una donación que podría durar toda la vida. ♪ ...is that i don't belong to you ♪ ♪ and you don't belong to me ♪ ♪ freedom...freedom... ♪ freedom doesn't wait. libre. el eau de parfum. yves saint laurent. en macy's, el destino para fragancias. ¿quieres un aroma ligero que dure? prueba downy light. sin perfumes intensos ni colorantes es un aroma que dura y que todos pueden disfrutar. hasta él. disfruta de un aroma ligero que dura sin perfumes intensos ni colorantes. prueba el nuevo

acting range back then doronina couldn’t even think that this handsome guy with the appearance of marilyny complete her task, but as soon as leoznova wanted to shoot doronina, she immediately ran into a star, the attention of which she first had to win, in those years herself the type is not even of the garden ring, but of the boulevard. what will you take from me? and here was a peasant woman with painted lips, a nuka, this was the first time this had happened to her in her life, was she not ready for this? it was just a time when i was very busy, very busy with the film, once again about love, it was filmed in parallel. and i didn’t particularly want to act in this scenario, why did doronin walk in nude from the sophisticated horde, but persistently or again finally persuaded her to do photo tests, what is a director? lezny persuaded doronina to come to the film studio to take a photograph, but without makeup. this was the case when, based on... the auditions, the decision was made not by the director and studio management, but by the actress herself, whether she would be filmed or not,

. >> let's hear from willie and marilyn. democratic line. >> thank you for taking my call. wanted ask a couple of questions. does he think the election was stolen from donald trump? >> no. >> the next statement i would like to make, right now i don't think mr. trump can get a secret clearance unless he gets elected here 20 think about that? >> first off, the time and time again in court we found that the election was not stolen from former president trump. it is getting, litigated in several states, but the election was not stolen from former president trump. as for top-secret security clearance, look, when you are president you have a wide lateral for the type of documents you are allowed access to. it is a right of the office. the president doesn't needed has a background check. the office usually does that vetting and background check. if the american people say they want donald trump back in the white house,, then it is everything right now. >> let's go to the independent lines from ohio. >> hello? >> go ahead. >> my problem is the government and biden. i believe we are

just marilyn. the idea that he this misunderstood. yeah. how do you propose those or what do you propose that we as individuals can do to have some effect on what's happening. and go through our schools? do we try? what evidence do you see as the most productive. all of the above. so one analogy that came to mind continuously in the writing of these books was that of tobacco smoking. and i say that not to knock smokers. i say that because there's a striking analogy here. decades and decades ago, smoking was so prevalent. i can actually remember when you could smoke in a hospital room. i remember seeing this as a child, not of oxygen. tanks were present, but you could smoke in a hospital room and and everywhere else. and we know the world is very different that way today. try lighting up in here right now and see what happens. so what changed? what changed? wasn't nicotine, which was and is an astonishing drug. what changed was social perception and what arrived was a new consent was based on decades and decades of research about the harms t

. >> jesse: oodz long been said the white house is hollywood's favorite home, whether elvisor marilynding kennedy with happy birthday. >> happy birthday, mr. pre president, happy birthday to you! >> jesse: and today another president celebrating his birthday, here is joe biden on his 81st. so many candles going to burn the white house down. cardi b said if it is a joe biden party, she's not showing up. >> i'm not endorsing presidents no more. 100 million budget cut for schools, library, police sast and sanitation, yet joe biden talking about, we can fund two wars, talking about, we don't got it, we got it. we are the greatest nation, no, we're not, we are going through it right now, we really, really, really, really, really are -- right now. >> jesse: really, really, entertainment world is pulling endorsement of least entertaining president. "saturday night live" is saying biden 2024, ah. >> i have to leave the country now, if trump gets elected in 2024, that would be a disaster, democracy might end, there might be civil war. so you will vote for biden? >> ugh, maybe. >> what the hell

just marilyn. the idea that he this misunderstood. yeah. how do you propose those or what do you propose that we as individuals can do to have some effect on what's happening. and go through our schools? do we try? what evidence do you see as the most productive. all of the above. so one analogy that came to mind continuously in the writing of these books was that of tobacco smoking. and i say that not to knock smokers. i say that because there's a striking analogy here. decades and decades ago, smoking was so prevalent. i can actually remember when you could smoke in a hospital room. i remember seeing this as a child, not of oxygen. tanks were present, but you could smoke in a hospital room and and everywhere else. and we know the world is very different that way try lighting up in here right now and see what happens. so what changed? what changed? wasn't nicotine, which was and is an social perception and what arrived was a new consent was based on decades and decades of research about the harms to some people of tobacco smoking. and it t

rick and marilyn. >> hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing good.t. it was premature when you make a lot of money. let's go to john, in texas, john. >> puglia, my friend. what's happening? >> not much. the numbers looked extremely solid across the board. they are aggressively expanding their footprint. what are your thoughts on aso? >> disregard this, no matter what they do. the stock is just too low. that is just not what i do. dave in ohio. david? >> hey, what's up my friend. >> puglia to you. what's going on? >> i'm in columbus, ohio, i need your help. >> sure, whatever, man. >> intel is investing $2 billion in chip manufacturing. i'm doing so much to encourage my portfolio. i'm also thinking about nvidia. >> i don't want you to own all three. intel is doing incredibly well. it is good but has also had a very big run. i think that's okay. that is the end of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. coming up, driverless tech cruising for a bruising. a major self driving player has reached the rumble strips. crame

vince from marilyn.nald trump printed the photos on a t-shirt and wore more that to court tomorrow? don't give him any ideas. always remember i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity".

early on the four, we spoke with marilyn sanchez from operation access about the significance of this event. it's really bridging the gap between the uninsured community and the insured community and the medical professionals who can provide these services. so we are avoiding emergency room visits by addressing the need for surgery. now people are scheduled to have hernia repairs and gallbladder removals. and over in south san francisco, more than a dozen patients will receive colonoscopies. operation access and kaiser have performed more than 12,000 surgeries and specialty care procedures in the past 30 years. still ahead, pickleball with a side of wartime history. we'll show you where the latest courts are popping up and how the sports bringing new life to the space. and a crowded field in california's race for us senate leaving a lot of voters unsure of who they'll pick. with the latest poll numbers show the campolindo cougars spoiled okalani senior night. you won't believe how those cougars completed the resilient comeback jason appelbaum has the details later in sports. plus but

let's go to mandy and marilyn. mandy. >> hi jim.l. >> the stock has gone up $.40 should i hold onto it or sell it? >> i'm sorry the stock is, i didn't miss that? >> it's a terrific networking company. arista. they could be mutually exclusive . a fantastic co and that stock goes hard. >> david from colorado. please, david. >> agent. smc i, why has no one talked about it yet? >> i don't know why people don't talk about it. it makes all sorts of different parts of computers so if people want something it's proprietary. i think you're right it does well. i don't want to push this on you but it does well. let's go to eric in maryland. >> hi. good evening to you, cramer. >> i worked in the materials industry for 14 years, mining, gravel, and stone. with the infrastructure buildup, what are your opinions on materials? particularly, vulcan materials. should i hold it or sell? >> your knowledge of the industry is spot on. i happen to be a fan of another company that sells materials. similar to vulcan but you are obviously are well-versed in

. >> speaking of cardio, draw some inspiration from marilyn purdue. inspirshe's a 92-year-old who tk part in her second consecutive turkey tro t in dallase of on thanksgiving day. she was one of thousands of runnersrunner and walkers wh on that five k run. she was joined by her daughter jennifer and granddaughter, sydney. she's not going to be slowinowin so next time you're sitting on the couch, a little lazy draw inspirationdraw for mary. >> all right, that's it for us. you all ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ will: we be can win the fox news alert, more hostages are expected to be released today, 13 were freed from hamas captivity yesterday. rachel: some of them reuniting with their loved ones for the first time including this little israeli boy who turned 9 years old when he was held hostage. he got hugs from his family for the first time in seven days. joey:alex hogan is live in jerusalem. >> reporter: we are just hours from the expected release of more hostages o

. >> speaking of cardio per draw some inspiration from marilyn perdue, her second consecutive turkeye of the walkers that took on that 5k run she was joined by her daughter jennifer and her granddaughter, sidney. she's not going to slow down so the next time you're on the couch feeling lazy, draw inspiration from her. >> that's it for us, you will have a great night. hope you get your shopping done. . take care. ♪ ♪

and also the democratic governor west and more of a neighboring marilyn has been campaigning this weekendl. back to you. arthel: consequential race no doubt rich in virginia. i got it right this time, thank you richard. before thanks rich and arthel. there was a blunt message from former president trump to his opponent yesterday. drop out republican front runner appeared at florida's freedom summit says his gop rivals should clear the field for him because he is so far ahead in the post look at the new poll it comes as this new poll shows a former president is beating president biden in five out of six and the key battleground states that is certainly not good news that's in siena. presidential candidate ron desantis meanwhile is trying to separate himself from the other candidates. for more and all this bryan llenas is live at the summit in kissimmee, florida with all of the latest. what this new poll showing over president trump beating president biden those key states. >> eric, the numbers are standing particularly when you look at why the former president is winning and this pole. acc

host: that is marilyn in missouri.huck schumer yesterday on efforts to keeping the government open. [video clip] >> the last thing the american people want to see is another unnecessary and painful government shutdown. democrats only don't want a shutdown, and many of our republican colleagues have claimed they don't want to see when either. merely the act of approaching a shutdown is damaging. last friday when moody's announced they lower the united states reddit rating -- credit rating, citing continued polarization as one of its reasons, that proved to be true. the answer for aborting a government shutdown is what i have said all along. bipartisanship is necessary. i have said on multiple occasions that if we are going to work together to keep the government open, speaker johnson will have to avoid pushing steep cuts or poison pills that democrats cannot support. for now i am pleased that speaker johnson seems to be moving in our direction by advancing a cr that does not include the highly partisan cuts that democra

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vince from marilyn. what would happen if donald trump printed the photos on a t-shirt and wore more that to court tomorrow? don't give him any ideas. always remember i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". we begin with a fox news alert. election night 2023 is well underway. polls are closed in several key states where close races could serve as maybe a small preview of coming attractions for the 2024 election. in a moment we will take you live on the ground in virginia were governor glenn youngkin gop turnout strategy is putting put to the test. we'll state republicans be able to flip the senate and hold on to the house while a heavy lift for share but will bring you the latest results straight ahead tonight. plus we will check with kentucky where the race has now been called for the incumbent democrat andy beshear. we are also tracking another governor fosse race in mississippi. abortion referendum in ohio and a state supreme court race in pennsylvania. also tonight coming up, hous

number, oh my god, who are you, this is balala, god , god, hello, hello, julia, you 're just like marilyn interesting there. well done tenth b, the turnout is almost 100%, that means we’re having a blast, the clearing is over me, as they say, complete. don’t be shy, we feel at home, crimea, what’s going on here, you already guessed that all these buns, trinkets, rattles were not invented by me, this is not a lord’s business, my business is the budget, so my legal wife, whom you all are fine , mastered it you know, it’s a surprise, your beloved vovochka has become the husband of your beloved yulia, we’re walking, we continue, we’re not shy, tenth b, guys, it’s so good that we’ve gathered here, it’s all thanks to whom, well, is this a golik or something? binko, you recognize him, you don’t recognize him, the whole city is like both of them papered over, when we have elections to the city duma there, in 2 weeks, in my opinion, go, maybe vote, high civic responsibility for responsibility, great, this is what an ass pedro is, well, a donut, or something, well, yeah, squishy, what is he doing?

. >> 82 year old marilyn o'connell was driving the couple's toyota camry after the thanksgiving meal with family. they were on oak grove near ryan road and concord when without warning, they were hit by a ford fusion without its lights on on the wrong side of the road. witnesses held the suspect down until concord police arrived. police say the suspect, 19 year old damien lopez avelino, was drunk and unlicens

marilyn mosby faces a maximum of five years for each count.f making false mortgage applications on two vacation homes and a pending federal case. if convicted there mosby will be facing 30 years behind bars. those are your headlines. janice, outside to you my friend. >> good morning. happy friday. we could see a few scattered storms in the northeast. but, otherwise, a pretty good looking forecast for much of the country. however, take a look at the maps. a cold front moving on through. this is new york city right now. 50 degrees. we have cloudy skies. again, you could see a stray shower here this afternoon. you can see where we have that colder air mass moving across the central u.s. and this front that's bringing the potential for heavy rain in the forecast for areas that really need it like louisiana and texas; however, too much of a good thing is going to cause some flooding issues. and then we have a new system moving into the northwest bringing some unsettled weather, coastal rain and some mountain snow. those are your veterans day foreca

. >> speaking of cardio per draw some inspiration from marilyn perdue, her second consecutive turkey truck in dallas on thank giving day. she was one of the walkers that took on that 5k run she was joined by her daughter jennifer and her granddaughter, sidney. she's not going to slow down so the next time you're on the couch feeling lazy, draw inspiration from her. >> that's it for us, you will have a great night. hope you get your shopping done. . take care. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: this is a fox news alert. after nearly 50 days of captivity, hamas has freed 24 hostages, and they say they will release more in the coming days. correspondent jeff paul is on the ground in israel with the latest. >> yeah, and we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 hostages released today, the israeli government believes there could be another 13 released tomorrow. but the mood right now a bit bittersweet on the ground in israel, because people know there are still more than 200 people being held captive inside gaza. nonetheless, today was a very significant first step, and we could see more scenes like

. >> you know, i read marilyn monroe would eat raw eggs. i totally believe it. >> and she's fine.'s fine. well she did great. yeah. famous, infamous. here's pier 39 this morning. partly cloudy skies. it's just a lovely start to our day. we will have the chance of an isolated shower. a cold front swings through here by about 4 or 5 p.m. i think the best chance of a shower along the coast. for most of us, it's just a breezy afternoon tomorrow. it's a mix of sun and clouds. and then on saturday, early in the morning, you could see another weak chance of an isolated shower, mainly in the north bay. the big takeaway, there's no impactful storms coming our way next couple of days. rainfall estimates, you can see very low with those chances of isolated showers both later this afternoon and then early again on saturday. we are going to get a little bit of snow into the sierra late tonight to early tomorrow morning, a few inches around tahoe city and donner, but higher peaks like kirkwood could see up to nine inches of snow. back here at home today, it's all about breezy conditions gusting

that meant go on to the back of the side to get their food and the mexican and rita would sit with marilyn on the bus so she wouldn't have to alone because she couldn't sit in a restaurant to eat. so societal norms didn't change, even as native naval policy was moving at a glacial rate from world war one to world war two, they had to abide by societal norms, though bases themselves were segregated at camp robert smalls, i mean at great lakes, where most elsewhere, unless they had to finish their book at during world war two, there was segregated camps for -- camp, robert smalls, muffet and i forget third one, and that's what i trained. i'll give you kind of two examples with sailors like the great white fleet circumnavigation around the globe,. 1907 1909 and they kind of talk about this in the newspaper articles. one of the things they try to do is keep black sailors on the ship whenever everyone else got that limit liberty. that's one thing they complain about world one this is more of an army. an example. but there's a bit more like fluidity and stuff. in france. so you have black soldie

. >> speaking of cardio, draw some inspiration from marilyn purdue.rshe's a 92-year-old who tk part in her second consecutive turkey tro t in dallase of on thanksgiving day. she was one of thousands of runnersrunner and walkers wh on that five k run. she was joined by her daughter jennifer and granddaughter, sydney. she's not going to be slowinowin so next time you're sitting on the couch, a little lazy draw inspirationdraw for mary. >> all right, that's it for us. you all

i know that general vanherck and his wife maryland are -- marilyn are looking forward to his upcoming retirement. i hope he will continue to serve in a different way utilizing his extraordinary expertise and knowledge. from august 2020 to november 2023, general vanherck oversaw the most robust and dynamic trappings formation in the history of norad and northwest northcom. it enabled the commands to support the president of the united states and prime minister of canada while ensuring the defense of both homelands. his direction single-handedly resulted in decisive national and international military operations that operationalize the commands and shifted from a reactive regional focus to a more proactive and globally integrated campaigning effort. general vanherck has also been instrumental in leading a wide range of homeland defense operations, including defense efforts against russian long range aviation, north korean intercontinental ballistic missiles, and russian and chinese out of area maritime operations. he established a clear strategic vision, focus and priorities inspiring o

for the past year, kim has been trying to be marilyn monroe, she even dyed her hair blonde, rented herher while she was in college, here is kim and her friends in the images of the spice girls, participating in a talent show kardashian, of course, in the role of "posh spice", now it turns out that the dream of youth could, and probably still can, become a reality. in a recent episode of her reality show , kim said that melanie chisholm, melce and space girls, offered her to replace victoria during the band's tour. melsie included a note with this sentence in hers. which kardashian sent, kim decided that it was a joke, but she was flattered by the idea, she again admitted that she had always been a big fan of the spice girls, with their songs they helped her relive many moments of her youth. her millennial peers around the world can say the same. the spice girls changed the landscape by becoming the first girl group aimed specifically at a female audience. their slogan sounded like girl power - female power. in ninety-four year. world stars were literally recruited by advertisement, the

marilyn has what about the ones we don't know about? will our government wake up and do something about the boats? it can't be that difficult to get the navy to take them back they take them back to where they came from. sick of this. came from. i'm sick of this. i think it's important to clarify these figures as well. this is correct this is net correct that this is net migration on june 20th, 23, migration on two june 20th, 23, main 670,000. is main figure of 670,000. that is separate , of course, to people separate, of course, to people who've across small who've come across on small boats, . is 28,000. boats, which. is 28,000. >> indeed, this year, which is nothing compared to the legal migration. this is exactly it. you know, no one likes to see the spectacle of those illegal boat crossings. it's a humanitarian, economic and national security disaster. but it's the tip of the iceberg compared to legal net migration , compared to legal net migration, lesley says. good morning. the ideal number of immigrants for me is zero. the uk is

john lisle ii is survived by his wife marilyn and his sister and three grandchildren, mr. speaker. he won't be forgotten for the folks who had the privilege of knowing him and i'll truly miss him and his friendship. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield basket remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent too address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to celebrate and honor the loss of a public servant, first responder, and beloved member of my western pennsylvania community, antonio tonicuda, chief of fox well emergency medical services since august of 2020. he was a titan in the e.m.s. scene. the speaker pro tempore: order. order. >> he joined the swissvale fire department at 16 and became a paramedic by 18 and worked as a first responder for seneca area e.m.s. in pennhill and other parts of western pennsylvania. in the dark days of the cov

now marilyn's just chucked £100 in. thank you very, very much, marilyn. that's great stuff.u. i know that times are tough at the moment, but i think more so than ever really, especially in light of some other events that are taking place in this country and on our streets at the moment. it really means the to world be able show little bit of able to show a little bit of respect, bit of respect, a little bit of gratitude our armed forces gratitude to our armed forces and british legion, to and to the british legion, to help them get some housing, to help them get some housing, to help them get some housing, to help them get some mental health care, wherever care, to help them get wherever they employment they can. even some employment advice when they are just back to street. really does to civvy street. it really does mean and i know from mean the world. and i know from the individuals talking to the individuals i was talking to earlier how much they earlier today how much they really what you really appreciate what you wonderful viewers wonderful people gb news viewers and

[speaking in a global language] >> to avoid what used to call the marilyn monroe syndrome.e interviewed over 1000 witnesses. and we analyzed 1300 phone calls just that night, to see who would make calls to whom, and notably, who had called for help. among those witnesses were several paparazzi who were in the tunnel right after the crash. some were arrested, all were questioned including photographer pursue. >> police confiscated all the roles in films that they had in their pockets at night. the film was developed and checked for possible clues. while inside the tunnel, investigators made a careful sweep looking for leads. take us inside that tunnel after the accident. >> translator: we found little pearls from princess diana's bracelet, and little pieces of the mirror. the mirror which appear to have been ripped off the mercedes during the crash, at the crime lab, forensic scientist -- analyzed every inch of the smashed up mercedes. he discovered a dent with tiny specks of white paint. and on the mirror, he also noticed similar white blotches. these microscopic pieces of

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. >> me recuerda la pelÍcula de marilyn monroe, la que hizo con el vestido rosado de los guantes negrosenciales del 2024 son grandes y estamos siguiendo de cerca lo que puede decir en esta corte >> esto es histÓrico, como lo que hemos venido viendo. todos quieren saber las repercusiones, contestamos prÁcticamente a un aÑo de las elecciones presidenciales. hemos visto en el pasado que en los otros casos, una vez que donald trump se presente en corte o avanza en los litigios, lo que vemos es un apoyo enorme por parte de su base en donaciones y todo el apoyo que le brindan, en tÉrminos de activismo y en tÉrminos de lanzar adelante su campaÑa. >> recordemos tambiÉn que tiene una entrevista con el rey acevedo. >> en exclusiva lo veremos por univisiÓn y por vix. una entrevista que se harÁ en mar—a—lago, en su residencia. raÚl: compaÑeros, llegÓ el momento de "despierta conmigo". [mÚsica] alan: que vamos a hacer, raÚl? raÚl: aquÍ les tenemos los mejores hack que estÁn trending en todas las redes. >> el primero es un tenedor. lo metes por el hornito. luego lo jalas y listo. raÚl: si se le daÑa

, uh, annie boy george, marilyn, uh, annie lennox , david bowie, you know, lennox, david bowie, yous really. it's not biological sex, it's whether you're feminine. today's version of what you think feminine is or what you think you are, today's version of masculine . and i'm version of masculine. and i'm saying that's just numerous , you saying that's just numerous, you know, that's numerous personalities. that doesn't change so change your biological sex. so for like medicine and for things like medicine and statistics , you need to be statistics, you need to be honest. do you think that some of people you there, of the people you named there, whether whether whether they were whether they were woman , and if they were man or woman, and if they had tendencies for another sex, that was okay, but they still , that was okay, but they still, you know, so whether boy george would have to say , i am a man, would have to say, i am a man, but i might have feminine tendencies , i suppose we get tendencies, i suppose we get really bogged down with these man, male, female. i always refer to t

and then marilyn, what she said earlier. i am with you girls. i am in there. it is a moral issue. legalism has overcome, we are a nation of laws. and the laws are based to back up immoral actions that are greedy, shellfish and all of -- selfish and all of that. we have to keep making laws because nobody has moral fiber anymore. i agree with the last caller. host: when did we become more greedy and why? caller: way back in 1967, " newsweek" had a cover that said god is dead. you know anything about that? caller: i will look it up. caller: it was in "newsweek" or "time" and it said that god is dead. and then the sexual and freedom revolutions of burn your bras and all of that and whatever. god is dead, and that means that when god is dead in a nation, every nation that has fallen in the past history of mankind has fallen from within, not necessarily outward adversaries. it has always fallen from a lack of some kind of moral fiber or strength. host: is this the cover you are talking about 1966 it asked the question is god dead? is that the one you are talking abo

sean and marilyn, hello? caller: yes good morning. i totally oppose aid to israel and ukraine, absolutely. host: why is that? caller: i think we should be more focused on the united states. sending money overseas does no good. host: maryland and silver spring, democrats line. caller: good morning. i think this whole idea that sending overseas is irrelevant, we are a connected world. i also think the republicans in congress and the house of representatives are playing games with us because they have no intention of funding any of these ukraine or palestinians because they want to give money to the rich billionaires first, they want to take the money from the irs so rich billionaires can cheat as much as they want and use that money to pay. we have to stop the genocide in palestine. i'm half jewish and half muslim. i understand supporting israel but -- and i hate what happened with hamas, it is horrific. but we are still killing innocent people. we have to stop innocent people from dying, those people with red hands got to me. they were

. >> 82 year old marilyn o'connell was driving the couple's toyota camry after the thanksgiving meal with family. they were on oak grove near ryan road and concord when, without warning, they were hit by a ford fusion without its lights on on the wrong side of the road. witnesses held the suspect down until concord police arrived. police say the suspect, 19 year old damien lopez avelino, was drunk and unlicensed and had sideswiped another car moments earlier at oak grove and treat boulevard. marilyn suffered numerous broken bones and other injuries in the crash and is already out of the hospital but still recovering and trying to go on without her husband. tom o'connell was a retired accountant, a man of faith who was quick with puns. he was a doting father and grandfather who used to take his granddaughter to daycare. >> he would take her to the co-op preschool and everybody knew grandpa tom, marilyn and tom got married shortly after meeting at sf state. >> in the decades to come, they raised their kids in concord, travel old and did everything together. this is tom dancing with his