mock communications director mark adams.e inclusion of the representative offices of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics of the kherson and zaporozhye regions in the roc. the sanction will remain in effect until further notice. let me remind you that the olympic councils of four new russian regions became part of the russian olympic committee on october 5. in the russian olympic committee has already called mok’s decision “another counterproductive with obvious political underpinnings.”

temporarily suspended the russian olympic committee, according to mock communications director mark adams. according to him, the reason was the inclusion of representative offices of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, kherson and zaporozhye regions in the roc. the sanction will remain in effect until further notice. let me remind you that the olympic councils of four new russian regions became part of russian olympic committee on october 5. the russian olympic committee may have already announced the decision. quote is another counterproductive one with obvious political motivation. in addition, the statement from the russian organization says that this step will not affect our athletes, the neutralization status remains unchanged. also, the international olympic committee stated that they reserve the right to make a decision on the admission of russians to the olympics in paris at the required time. and it was clear that we would not withdraw from our positions, but now they were forced, i i think that look, the whole world has... made up its mind about russia, yes, but you can’

mark masella. >> the honorable adam smith the honorable representative from washington and misses sarah smith. >> mr. martin schroeder and mrs. susan schroeder. >> mr. issac perlman and misses kobe perlman. >> mr. craig goering and misses jane goering. >> ms. samara when ipa mr. ben way. >> the honorable mr. courtney from connecticut and mrs. courtney. >> the honorable victoria newland and dr. kagan. >> general charles q brown junior and misses shareem brown. >> mr. sam nester and dr. maia. >> the honorable jin -- jim himes representative from connecticut and mrs. mary hines. >> the honorable anthony bernal and mrs. burnell cox. >> dr. kevin c o'connor and mrs. christine f o'connor. >> dr. justin wolfer's and dr. betsy stevenson. >> mr. jeremy lieu and ms. emily lieu. >> mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin

we just completed the room at these 2 brothers, if you will. marks on adam smith, extra caricature a little bit is, is a built on the idea on mission. they, we want to make somebody else a little bit like us, or if they don't do it, you know, with the bible, we come with a sword that's not in the bodies and what confusion is all the other isn't. so if we could learn from others, like they have learned from us, human, a human, it just dialogue about how to create unit teen diversity. i'm song conflict with much less violence make made, you know, a real nobel peace prize that very large and those who built down the wrong is. so something like inviting the, the, the, the confidence building measures. i take a little step and invite you to take a little bit down was also from the, from the high levels of weapons or virus. of course, we can do a why we don't spend 50 years of my life understanding these things. i do believe it is possible possible, whereas what we do now is not possible in the wrong well, mr. over at our time is up. thank you very much for being with us today. my lecture

mark visella. >> the honorable adam smith, united states representative from washington. >> mr.hroeder, and misses susan schroeder. -- mrs. susan schroeder. >> mr. isaac perlman. >> mr. craig gehring, and mrs. jane gehring. >> the honorable joe courtney, united states representative from connecticut, and mrs. audrey courtney. ♪ >> the honorable victoria nuland, and dr. kagan. >> mr. sam nestor, and dr. maya popa. >> the honorable jim himes, united states representative from connecticut, and mrs. mary himes. >> the honorable anthony bernal and ms. bernal-cox. >> dr. kevin c. o'connor and mrs. christine o'connor. >> dr. justin wolpers and dr. stevenson. >> mr. jeremy liu, and ms. ellie liu. >> mr. james kio. >> the honorable john berry and curtis yee. >> the honorable holland, secretary of the interior. >> the honorable caroline kennedy, ambassador of the united states to australia, and dr. edwin schlock burn. . >> mr. john gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable k

mark aubry, who is a fascinating researcher. actually, an unpaid researcher i think. he often will send me messages at midnight for a project that should have been finished by now, the fire book adam mentioned. mark has been one of these great friends that i have met through playing vintage baseball and has been a source of that she has a wonderful source to help me in my research and he has produced -- he has several blogs on knoxville baseball. he has done some groundbreaking work on african american baseball, the negro leagues in knoxville and appalachian leagues. featured on wbir recently and produces research for sabre. i stand on their shoulders and launched this project in which i had to go out and find a number of sources to be able to tell a much more complete story. those sources include the newspaper articles, thanks to ron allen and his family's articles and box scores which produce names. often last names only. adam found a listing of eligible bachelors in knoxville in 1867. under the list of bachelors, it gives a description of them and lists anyone playing baseball that these were baseball players. this gave me an additional name and in some cases, first names. last

covers thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln and thomas jefferson. he offers a biography of thomas jefferson by giving them english professors kind of attention to jefferson's written words. he only published one book in his lifetime, notes on the state of virginia, but of course, he wrote constantly. treatises like eight review of north america, legal briefs, the declaration of independence. above all, letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls him on his most powerful and revealing writings. throughout his masterly pen, he brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself or his writing often without intending to. as kaplan says, it is a book about jefferson partly because jefferson didn't want it to be a book about himself. the jefferson that we need here is surprisingly learned, precise, forceful. we also see him as a writer who is evasive and a withholding, anxious, self protective and inconsistent. eager to shield himself from responsibility and blame. 's biography is a great read in its own right. he

mark tepper is with us, the present and ceo, adam johnson, welcome to both of you. we were talking about the resilience of the market, could get caught up in this. the fact of the matter, clearly is not thinking this was 50 years ago and that led to an oil embargo and it is fast out of control, bond yields collapsing as we speak. what do you think? is this a real reaction? >> at the risk of sounding callous, the crisis in israel is not a market story but a humanitarian story, failure of diplomacy story and lack of leadership from the white house story, it's not a market story. it is hard to believe. neil: why was 9/11 market story? >> because the scope of 9/11 was so much bigger. war on american soil. . woody the market's way of seeing and perceiving it in its limited speed. >> the crisis is it keeps happening. it is not as if this is something new. 9/11 was new. i know it sounds callous to say that. . 20 you are right to bring it up. a lot of people are scratching their heads and wondering if oil prices start to rocket and this war spreads, all bets are off and pro

he has published biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln, gore vidal and thomas jefferson. in his masterly pen, offers a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind of attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime, notes on the state of virginia. of course, he wrote constantly. treat this as a view of british america, legal briefs, memoranda , declaration of independence and above all, letters. thousands of them. he calls among his most part all and revealing writings. throughout it, he brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing often without intending to. on the state of virginia, it is a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want to be a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is, and not surprisingly, precise and forceful. he also shows as a writer who is evasive withholding, anxious, self protective and inconsistent. eager to shield himself from responsibility. his biography is a gr

this afternoon, adam�*s team—mates joined fans to lay flowers and promised supporters they�*d all get through the tragedy together. as a markn postponed today and, in a statement, nottingham panthers ice hockey club said it would "dearly miss adam and neverforget him". it said that their thoughts are with "all of adam�*s family, friends, fans and his partner". philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. i want to take you back to gaza and the live pictures of the black and skyline, power, electricity, fuel in limited supply. injust skyline, power, electricity, fuel in limited supply. in just a few hours ago, the idf spokesperson, the israeli defence purses spokesperson again reiterated that call for people in the north of gaza to move south —— israeli defense forces. plenty more coverage to come. for now, this is bbc news. hello, is going to stay very unsettled this week with low pressure is still very much in charge. long spells of rain, heavy thundery downpours, the wind is likely to pick up at times and we will see on wednesday night into thursday our third name storm of the season, storm ciaran named by the met office on sunda

he is published biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writings throughout his masterly pen, kaplan brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing, often without without intending to, as kaplan says of notes on the state of virginia. it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to, a book about himself. the jefferson we meet here is not surprisingly learned and forceful. but kaplan also shows this jefferson as a writer who's often ev

this afternoon adam's team—mates joined fans to lay flowers and promised supporters they'd all get through the tragedy together. as a markntry have been postponed today and in a statement, nottingham panthers ice hockey club said... "it would dearly miss adam and neverforget him." it said that... "their thoughts are with all of adam's family, friends, fans and his partner." philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. rain has dominated the weather story over the last couple of weeks and there is more unwanted rain to come through the week ahead. but also of concern, the risk of damaging winds, particularly through wednesday night and thursday, as i'll show you in a moment. in the shorter term, still some outbreaks of rain, certainly some showers as we go through tonight, some clear spells as well. temperatures maybe dropping to three degrees in the highlands, 11 there in the south—west of england, but low pressure still very much in charge of our weather as we head into monday morning. this low will be weakening somewhat, so it won't be as windy on monday, but there will still be some showe

this afternoon, adam's team—mates joined fans to lay flowers and promised supporters they'd all get through the tragedy together. as a markaid... it would "dearly miss adam and neverforget him." it said that... their thoughts are with "all of adam's family, friends, fans and his partner." philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. back to our gaza coverage. this is the dark skyline over gaza, with a view down from southern israel into gaza. this is a live feed coming into the bbc that we have been monitoring continuously. plenty more coverage to come as, in the last few hours, and idf spokesperson, israeli defense forces spokesperson, has again asked people in northern gaza to move south. plenty more to come. this is bbc news. hello. rain has dominated the weather story over the last couple of weeks and there is more unwanted rain to come through the week ahead. but also of concern, the risk of damaging winds, particularly through wednesday night and thursday, as i'll show you in a moment. in the shorter term, still some outbreaks of rain, certainly some showers as we go through tonight, some clear spells as well. temperatures

different communication with this, with the awarding of awards, to adam kadyr , one of the sons, the chechen leader, so to speak, in quotation marksdyrov, and it looks very strange, because it is essentially the construction of communication , horizontally. between islamic, between regions with political islam, political islam in ichkeria is essentially the basis of the current regime, in dagestan also, by the way, therefore in this sense, regions behind political islam, they have nervousness, palestinians are around was transmitted through the global media, well, through russian television, and through its own affairs... because these regions are quite closely connected both with the emirates and with others, with iran, that is , with many islamic regions, and this communication gave birth to another of the impulses to the mutiny, that it is surprising that the local authorities in dagestan immediately rushed, following the instructions of the moscow fsb, to hang labels that this is a special operation of the ukrainian sbu, if... this is a special operation of the ukrainian sbu, then i am proud of my special service . mr. volodym

mark buildings from use size limitation and allow night time entertainment with conditional use authorization on the second floor. affirming the planning department ceqa determination. >> okay, this item was continued from our last agenda. we have adam here from supervisor mandelman's office, sponsor of there legislation and also mr. aaron star from the planning department if anyone has any questions or comments. if not, let's go to public comment on this item, mr. clerk. >> thank you. if you have public comment on item 1, please come forward to the lectern. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm [indiscernible] executive director for the castro community benefit district and here last week and want to come again to reaffirm the cdb board support for this ordinance and this zoning change and we feel it is critically important to bring the castro ncd into alignment with the rest of the neighborhood as far as zoning is concerned and important for the success of the castro theater. >> thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> i'm ralph and here to support what andrea said. >> thank you. could you say your name one more time on the mic? >> ralph hibbs. >> thank you so much. anyone else with public comment o

marks the spot. stuart: thanks, ash. new york city's mayor eric adams heading to central and south america and can stop migrants from coming to his city, good luck. new york city mayor carjacked in the city. dc up more than 100% this year. we'll learn all about living in dc next. ♪ nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. stuart: we have a duty to keep you up to speed on what's going on on the markets because this is a selloff. dow down 360 and nasdaq down 220 and here's the problem: the yield on the 10-year treasury moving 10 a 16 year high and now up to 477. when we started the broadcast earlier this morning, it was 472. you moved up to 477. that's a big deal on the bond markets. goldman sax, home depot -- goldman sachs, home depot and goldman down $9, microsoft down over $7 per share. next, we h

and i couldn't believe i mean, mark twain, charles dickens, henry james, abraham lincoln, john quincy adams, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. i mean, missing a lot of people, too, aren't i. well. i have to confess. i'm not missing them anymore. for right. and he is. and here tonight to talk about thomas jefferson, who's he has recently written and is a finalist. mary sarah builder, who's a professor of law, boston college, and one of the leading thinkers on the constitution, who wrote a bancroft prizewinning book on james madison in the constitution, which was a finalist. the george washington book prize, which is here. she's here tonight to talk about female genius, the biography of eliza, harriet. we're going to learn a lot more about. and then we have maurizio valsania who has written eight books for italian and four in english and three on thomas jefferson. and he's recently turned his gaze to george washington, which the subject of his book that's a finalist for the george washington prize. so all of you. thank you very much much. so i have to meet with another mike. so give us a sec

and i couldn't believe i mean, mark twain, charles dickens, henry james, abraham lincoln, john quincy adams, a finalist for the pulitzer prize. i mean, missing a lot of people, too, aren't i. well. i have to confess. i'm not missing them anymore. for right. and he is. and here tonight to talk about thomas jefferson, who's he has recently written and is a finalist. mary sarah builder, who's a professor of law, boston college, and one of the leading thinkers on the constitution, who wrote a bancroft prizewinning book on james madison in the constitution, which was a finalist. the george washington book prize, which is here. she's here tonight to talk about female genius, the biography of eliza, harriet. we're going to learn a lot more about. and then we have maurizio valsania who has written eight books for italian and four in english and three on thomas jefferson. and he's recently turned his gaze to george washington, which the subject of his book that's a finalist for the george washington prize. so all of you. thank you very much much. so i have to meet with another mike. so give us a sec

adam johnson. games are postponed and minute's silence is observed as a mark of respect. a very tragic story.dent katie gornalljoins us now. katie, this is higly unusual and obviously it's prompted questions about safety. safety, yes, and conversations around equipment as well, particularly neck guards. now, neck guards are currently mandatory for under 18 is in the sport but, to senior level, hardly anybody wears them. talking about a relatively inexpensive bit of kit. it is compulsory in other countries like sweden and finland. it all has echoes, this discussion of what happened to phillip hughes, doesn't it? the australian cricketer who was killed by a bounce to the head around nine years ago now put up in the aftermath of his death, the introduced guide to the back of cricket helmets. there are already clubs, ice hockey clubs today who have made adaptations to their own safety policies following the death of and we can hearfrom one of safety policies following the death of and we can hear from one of those clubs now. shane moore is from the oxford city stars and spent the bbc 0xford city

adams who has comments. they get added to the proposal on state prem. yeah. talk to us. i'm on to get a couple but i know the mark thought may a mouthful. i to the you just single minded this i was just in case members of the jewish community and that's how legs incentive as john and the 5th of 85 years after the destruction of the synagogue into the city. we're closing again today, up this house with a new to ation place of worship, visible in the center of the city. this is to evidence of trust oakley, off your community of your growing community hooked up by somebody which is part of a manufactured jewish community in our country. this is a gift, as this is a blessing of these, of all to the saying, look bad. these words with zip gift and blessings, a little bit hard to be pronounced these days. we have very deeply moved by what happened on the 7th of october is rather we uh, devastated and many women main babies. scroll to the side of the victim to the bottom fabric. terrorism associate is what is what you'd fitting for. the heart goes out to all those who left as last to have family members, the children, th

adam johnson, you are departing soon. we want to thank you so much. give us your thoughts on this marke down significantly but they have fallen so much that i think this is actually where thoughtful long-term investors step in and buy. i am buying. maria: great to see you, adam. >.thanks so much. the u.s. importing nearly $7 billion of drugs from china in 2022. my next guest just got back from a chip to china. he'll tell us more about the reliance on the communist party, sam waxa al ll is here, next. you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. maria: welcome back. authorities in italy are looking into a deadly bus crash in northern italy. cheryl casone with details now. cheryl: at least 21 people are dead and 18 more hurt this morning after a tourist bus broke through a barrier, plunged off an overpass near venice, bursting into flames after crashing onto railroad tracks. firefighters are searching for any survivor

adam cottier reports. aston villa are on their longest home winning run for more than four decades. the manager unai emery marks year in charge this a year in charge this week. under his guidance, villa are leaving an imprint on the top end of the premier league table — helped by in—form players like midfield players douglas luiz, who gave them the lead, scoring in a sixth successive home premier league game. a foul saw villa awarded a penalty in the second half and another goal from the spot. west ham briefly rallied with jarrod bowen benefiting from a deflection to become only the third player ever to score in each of his club's opening five away matches of a premier league season. no answer to villa's dominance, as ollie watkins scored his eighth goal of the campaign and substitute leon bailey added a fourth, as villa crowned an 11th successive home league win. aston villa's tally of 19 points is the highest after nine games of the premier league season for 25 years. before kick off at villa park, these were the scenes — a minute's applause for sir bobby charlton, a day after the england world cup winner die

adam cottier reports. aston villa are on their longest home winning run for more than four decades. the manager unai emery marksier league table — helped by in—form players like midfield players douglas luiz,

adam schiff of california. this seems to me, congressman schiff, to be the big one because mark meadows was the closest person to trump in helping him overturn the election. your take on this news from abc? >> well, i think it is very big news. in a way, it's not surprising. people never expected mark meadows to be a steve bannon, you know, gleefully riding into jail on behalf of donald trump. that is not mark meadows. he never signed up to go to jail. he was carrying out donald trump's dirty work every day, but self preservation has kicked in. and it appears he is cooperating. the challenge with him is he's written a book which was touting all the trump lies. he's told a lot of the trump lies himself, so he is not a perfect witness by any means. but nevertheless, having him be able to confirm conversations, having him be able to share first-hand information about what donald trump knew and saw, any acknowledgment of his loss of the election privately while trump was out publicly telling the big lie, all of that is still going to be very useful for prosecutors. >> you mentioned the book, and he's now allegedly,

as a mark of respect, all elite ice hockey league games across the country have been postponed today and in a statement, nottingham panthers ice hockey club said it would dearly miss adamily, friends, fans and his partner. philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. tributes are continuing to pour in for the actor matthew perry, who's died at the age of 5a in california. on sunday — and a handful of fans began lying flowers at the gates of the actor's house in the pacific palisades area of los angeles. perry became famous around the world for playing chandler bing in the sitcom friends, one of the biggest tv shows of the 90s and noughties. the creators of the show have described him as a "brilliant talent". he was found dead at his home yesterday afternoon. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has more details. each of friends' six stars brought unique characteristics to the show. matthew perry's chandler — he was the funny one. someone at work ate my sandwich. well, what did the police say? i'm sorry, we don't have your sheep. no, homo habilis was erect. australopithecus was never fully erect. well, maybe he was nervous. supremely talented at delivering sometimes self

as a mark of respect, all elite ice hockey league games across the country have been postponed today and in a statement, nottingham panthers ice hockey club said it would dearly miss adamf adam's family, friends, fans and his partner. philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. after an let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the funeral has taken place in iran of the teenager who fell into a coma almost a month ago after an alleged encounter with the morality police. human rights groups say sixteen—year—old armita geravand was hurt in a confrontation with officers on the tehran metro, who accused her of not covering her hair. reports from tehran say eight people were arrested at the capital's main cemetary russia has threatened to seize assets belonging to european countries if the european union carries out plans to donate russian state funds to ukraine. the eu confirmed on friday that it's working on a scheme to take the profits generated by this invested money, and use it for ukrainian reconstruction. billions of dollars of russian cash is held in european banks, much of it in belgium. tributes are continuing to pour in for the actor matthew perry, who's

as a mark of respect, all elite ice hockey league games across the country have been postponed today and in a statement, nottingham panthers ice hockey club said it would dearly miss adamth all of adam's family, friends, fans and his partner. philip norton, bbc news, nottingham. that's it for the programme. thanks for watching. hello there. it's going to stay very unsettled across the uk as we head through this week with low pressure still very much in charge. so, long spells of rain, heavy, thundery downpours. the winds are likely to pick up at times. and we'll also see, on wednesday night into thursday, our third named storm of the season, storm ciaran, named by the met office on sunday. and those rainfall totals are really going to start to stack up again as we head through the next five days — you can see all the blues on our rainfall accumulation chart here. more wet weather for flood—stricken areas, such as eastern parts of scotland, too. now, low pressure is centred out towards the west of ireland, just sending bands of showers swirling around. it should be a largely dry start to the day across scotland but it is quite a chilly one and it's still quite breezy fo

adam kirkar, saying: “what a beautiful acolyte, that’s why she’s red.” there is another version, according to the toponymic dictionary, red is the main one. there is a fact that the village was markedignated in this way. important settlements. at the end of the 21st and beginning of the 20th centuries, the village began to grow very quickly, largely thanks to the railway laid through the town. in the early seventies of the 21st century, the alibava romenskaya highway gave impetus to the development of many settlements, including red. the krasne regional history museum is ready to tell children and adults about the history of red. high school. svetlana vladimirovna, maybe there are some legends associated with the area? yes, indeed, there is a legend; at the end of the 18th century, a legend was published in the lithuanian eperchial journals , which says that a long time ago a princess drove along our roads, people went out into the streets and greeted her with the words: rejoice , red young woman, exactly from these words came the name of the settlements, rejoice radashkovich, red, this is red and the young lady is young , the population also increased, small industrial enterprises

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adam kirkor, saying what a beautiful acolyte, that’s why it’s red. there is another version, according to the toponymic dictionary, red is the main one, there is a fact that the village was markedy important settlements were marked in this way . at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the 20th centuries, the village began to grow very quickly, largely thanks to the road laid through the place. in the early seventies of the 21st century , the alibava-romenskaya highway gave impetus to the development of many settlements, including including red. children and adults are ready to be told about the history of krasny at the krasnenskaya secondary school historical and regional museum. svetlana vladimirovna, maybe there are some legends associated with the area? yes, indeed, there is a legend; at the end of the 18th century, a legend was published in the lithuanian eparchial gazettes, which says that a long time ago a princess passed along our roads, people came out on the street and greeted her with the words: rejoice, red young woman, that’s exactly what these... words inspired the names of settlements: rejoice, radashkovichi is red, this is red and young girl. the population

adams who's injerusalem. as we shift phases according to israel's military, your assessment of what we were just listening to? i think that's a note of urgency was very marked think it was the sternest, strongest, perhaps most impassioned warning from the israelis we have seen so far and i think it is also the first time that they have said that when this is over you can go back. this is obviously addressing the fears that many palestinians have witches if they leave their homes they will never go back to them. —— that many palestinians have that if they leave their homes. i think that was a noticeable addition to his remarks. as to how long this latest operation will go on, the defence minister has said the operation will continue until further notice and he referred to the fact they have accomplished a phase in the war so clearly the israelis feel they are doing something slightly different now. whether this is something that will continue in the coming days we do not know or whether they feel they have somehow accomplished something, we also don't know that. the have somehow accomplished something, we also don't know that.— we also don't know that. the a

adam. the penalties for being traditionally feminine have risen. the traditional housewife is widely marked. the idea of getting married and having a family as your primary purpose in life makes you retrograde and makes people laugh at you. simultaneously, men who are traditionally minded are also exiled for a different reason, because it is thought that they are patriarch and oppressive. these being the limiting cases, what we see is a lot of pressure to gravity towards a more androgynous mean. therefore, it should not be surprising to see androgyny in beams, to see the hold that it has over the minds of the younger people. host: and from your book how the west really lost god, in a way that we are just getting to understand, it appears that th natural family as a -- the adual but recognizable muling of that is surely an important, overlooked part of the story about how western men and women came not to hear. mary: to make a long soy short, when sociologists looked at religion, there is a tendon for people to think, sure, such an family has a lot of kids because they are religious, because

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team coverage mark meredith at the white house on the presi presidents response fe congressman carlos assesses national security threats. cb cotton on what new york city mayor eric adamsenior correspondent mike tobin is live in southern israel with the latest on that looming gaza offensive. parks john, u.s. state department is updated the number of u.s. citizens killed here. thirty u.s. citizens died and in this hamas attack on october 7, 13 u.s. citizens the israeli air force now claims for high value targets hamas targets have been taken out in the course of those airstrikes. meantime with troops amassing here along the gaza border the troops themselves have been visits from israel's top brass. prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday, the chief of the general staff met with the troops today. also defense minister told the soldiers the operation on the ground will continue until hamas is disabled. >> this will be empowering war. this will be lethal war. this will be precise war this will be a war that will change the situation forever. >> tensions continue to ramp up on the border with lebanon. hezbollah has claimed responsibility for a rocket attacks into israel

mark is a republican in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. i wish i was on the phone with adam. -- anna.hat the problem is at the border. asylum, 95% of people will not qualify for asylum but they are led into the country to have a hearing. the reason this is happening is we are allowing payments to go to these different countries, from the immigrants who are already here and they send it back home to pay the trump cartels. it's like a revolving door. the solution is simple. let's change the asylum law. no cost to the american people. spending billions on the wall and billions more on helping people cross the border. we already have a country law, for if you go through one country, you have to apply for asylum. you don't go through the country you pick. you get to go to the first safe country. i don't know why that is not being enforced. we should say you can go to the embassy we provide most of these countries to make your asylum claim. we can house them down there until a judge can grant them asylum are not and that would solve that problem. they wouldn't be coming up to the border her

mark is a republican in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. i wish i was on the phone with adam. -- anna.ow what the problem is at the border. asylum, 95% of people will not qualify for asylum but they are led into the country to have a hearing. the reason this is happening is we are allowing payments to go to these different countries, from the immigrants who are already here and they send it back home to pay the trump cartels. it's like a revolving door. the solution is simple. let's change the asylum law. no cost to the american people. spending billions on the wall and billions more on helping people cross the border. we already have a country law, for if you go through one country, you have to apply for asylum. you don't go through the country you pick. you get to go to the first safe country. i don't know why that is not being enforced. we should say you can go to the embassy we provide most of these countries to make your asylum claim. we can house them down there until a judge can grant them asylum are not and that would solve that problem. they wouldn't be coming up to the border

adam wild, bbc news. at the london stadium against west ham, everton marked the passing of theirformer chairman bill kenwrighton of the day perhaps helping them to that win. we didn't really speak about it and make a sort of deal about it. but i think... i think, yeah, i think the underlying thing is that there's a lot of players here who've spent a bit of time here, you know, and know the chairman, and they're sad as well as i am. liverpool showed unity with theirforward luis diaz, as diogojota scored here, before holding aloft a shirt with team—mate diaz's name and number on it. the player missed the match after his parents were kidnapped in colombia, his mother has been rescued, but his father is still missing, with the authorities offering a reward for any information that would lead to his rescue. aston villa's remarkable season continued with a comfortable 3—1win against luton — moussa diaby with their second. defeat means luton stay in the bottom three. brighton and everton drew 1—1. ——brighton and fulham drew 1—1. how about this as a way of winning the game? rangers scored twice in the 90th and 93rd m

defeat for saints also marks the end of a record—breaking career forjames roby, as adam wild reports.than catalans sam tomkins, and he was desperate for a not to all and here. as sentiment shared by st helens james roby, another of the game's rate, whose career is reaching the and. scenes, the first stride, will have a wide day finding a little space, but it was all he needed. penalties catalan level with the scores, just minutes remaining. pressure, drama, is what the occasion deserved. one final act to prolong his super league stay. an astonishing finish, in a career that won't finish here, the night that became suddenly saints and ruby's farewell party. a grand final, and one last dance. there are six premier league matches later with spurs, chelsea and manchester united all in action. the ver officials said they will consult with one another and notify the referee before making a decision of the purchase. after liverpool were denied a legitimate goal last weekend, the video assistant referee will be firmly in the spotlight. of course the subject has been the talk of all the pre— m