oleksiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine in germany, at the invitation of the marshall center and theican embassy, ​​a very interesting place, the base, which after the second world war was the center for the study of the soviet union at the pentagon, and now we're talking about russia, what to do with it , we'll definitely get to that let 's start with the decision of the verkhovna rada in the first reading of the law on media. i will briefly remind you that the draft law was registered in the rada on december 27, 2019. then on may 20, the parliament i sent the project for a second first reading. there was a proposal from the representatives of the people's servants. they proposed a new version of the bill . a working group of 10 experts proposed in 2019 worked on the new design of the bill for about a month, and then the updated bill should become a comprehensive document. it will be replaced by several media ones. laws , the draft law is global, its text takes up more than 300 pages, the harmonization of media legislation of ukraine with the eu directive on audiovisual media servic

and in partnership with the john marshall center civics and then to support the conservation effort. many of whose names are listed on the slide in and very capable hands of the textile conservation working on priceless artifacts from around the world from the chinese to the very own kermit the frog. so that was fascinating i encourage you for a webinar that we recorded a couple of weeks ago. but here is the basics of what he did. want to spend 300 hours on the conservation project with a condition of the road with the many campaigns of previous restoration work you can see the different types of patches that were there. so those that are in line with best practices of conservation and those that they were intended to do and in some cases they can remove those completely and with those unstable textiles. and to carry out the extensive surface cleaning that i learned throughout the process they could keep what they vacuum off is a very sensitive low powered vacuum so he also brought me a vacuum bag full of dirt from john marshall's road. they didn't what to do with it. it has an impor

good pieces all beyond that equal to can you do a google, marshall nuclear center to gaze investigation showed that the french government may have been at least negligent in the management of a 30000000 euro public contract spread over 4 years. so how could the french authorities pursue this matter further in another you state? the problem is that the pan european food fraud network for all its rules and regulations, has no investigative powers. it quickly could come from the old camp. well, the police 1st families it along a see if one is i'll get a shot is a former you don't get to the coffee, don't be, it was, was information. so it fell to the polish government to take over the investigation . the states, veterinary and authorities approach the company involved be annette sky is one of the new giants of the countries. hugely profitable meat industry. it's supposedly subject to the same regulations as the rest of europe. kid, this is our governor to get on the on the contract protocol is a stella and i missed it was a quite shocking format here show q. when you get the control, you f

civilian clothes general marshall had center request to eisenhower to meet her there and to open up a temporary office that his headquarters for her to work in and provide whatever resistance that he could when general eisenhower greeted oviedo at paddington station she managed a very snappy salute. i founded her and said i expected you to be in uniform. a vita later admitted that she immediately had a mental picture of setting in a guard finally get bread and water. but the general immediately broke out into laughter and declared that he was very happy to finally get to me oviedo hobby. as the king and queen swept eleanor off to buckingham palace oviedo accepted ox invitations. join him for lunch. as they entered the restaurant oveda surprised act ike by stepping aside and letting him enter the restaurant first because he outranked her i once again stopped and howled with laughter and declared that where he came from a lady was a lady with laughter and declared that quote well, and he said that because he was so used to rank over ruling traditional traditional rules of etiquette. aft

let her go to the medical center, comrade marshal after all, our ancestors say this for sure . this is the evening news on first hello in valery korablev's studio in this issue. offensive allied forces and a strategically important area taken in the dpr, the village of sands was completely liberated, from where the nationalists fired at the donetsk environs, which was also told by the ministry of defense on the verge of a catastrophe in europe due to the unprecedented austerity of water in britain drinking 5 bottles with one hand, scorched fields, emboldened rivers problems with transportation, what else is a tank biathlon, the most spectacular competition started the international army games competitions in 12 countries at once teams from europe asia africa latin america our crews are traditionally among the favorites. in a special year, in a special place, the festival of speeds in the nizhny novgorod region in the homeland of the legendary valery chkalov, who 85 years ago made a historic flight through the northern train. and at the beginning of the major success of the alli

center. some of the tech from those are involved from that organization, as well as our nasa chief engineers from the marshall space flight center, folks like dr. john blevins, other folks, all weighed in, help to troubleshoot the issue today, alongside our boeing and aerojet rocketdyne partners. that is where we got to today. at the end of a long day, we ran into not one issue but a compounding issue between the bleed and the vent valve. we just decided it wasn't appropriate -- it was appropriate to knock it off given the configuration we were in. that is where we got to. jackie: one last question. >> this is kind of a physics question. is there something about the position of the main engine three that makes it susceptible to this kind of situation? could this have randomly occurred at one of the other engine positions? jim: only because i talked with honeycutt, he brought this up. he asked his team to go and look at that. he will probably bring that answer to you tomorrow. he didn't anticipate there was but they are not leaving anything off the table. jackie: thanks. that is all the time we have for today.

hello hello, this is from the business center on marshal govorov you asked to call as soon as someoneor the information. take control of everything. and what do you think, this murder is not the level of a shop murder, maybe not the level of the heads of the channel, then how they tried to remove the corpse, in my opinion, i think it deserves attention. come on, the room, so many times they took the corpses to the car, but not in the patrol car. okay, well, even though it’s cinematic, but i, for example, i don't remember that. after all, if it were not for the accident, they would have succeeded in what you propose. i want to work myself, give me a week. you are better than a killer who removed this maniac, we are working on working out the relatives of the victims, as the result will be reported, please, do not forget the rhetorical question. when will i complete the department guessed in half an hour? i'm just meeting with a candidate. come with a friend will be a bonus funny. stay where you are ministry of justice bailiffs, i'm afraid, be quiet, be quiet, be quiet ministry of the i

we're also doing some other work with marshall space flight center, you can see in the upper right cornerthere is a sub scale motor test and we've done three of those with a 24 inch solid rocket booster. so we're working very hard to support artemus one through eight with our current shuttle hardware. and then we're looking very much forward to flying our new boosters on artemis nine. thank you. i'll turn it over to kelly now for a little bit of lockheed martin. >> all right thanks. like my colleagues the team at lockheed martin are totally energized to be here just days away from the artemis one test flight because that test is going to give us the information and the data we need to prove out our systems and make artemis two successful as well. so if you go to the first image you can see the artemis ii. crew module is well on its way in fabrication and the operations and checkout facility here at kennedy space center. we did the initial power on activities earlier this year and it is going through its test phase and will roll into the integration of the other components for artemis two

. >> atf is assisting, state fire marshal's office, homeland security, center point, all assisting in the investigation. and our fire investigators also. they are doing tests on the in-tig gritty of the gas line. >> it damaged nearly 40 houses in the area. the red cross is helping the displaced families. >>> new barrage of rocket fire reportedly hit two towers near ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. this time ukraine says a town just across the river took a pounding. that is just ahead. >>> and western countries are giving big to give ukraine a fighting chance against russia, how much military aid was pledged, it is in the ten figures. >>> we're getting word of more shelling near ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. ukraine says a town across the river from the plant was hit by russian rockets overnight and 40 more rockets hit another city a little further away injuring three people. this is after the plant itself was hit by artillery fire two times in less than a week. ukraine says radiation levels in the area are still normal. kyiv and moscow are blaming each other for the

marshall. gun control is front and center at the state capitol with democratic lawmakers voicing support for president biden's actions on so-called ghost guns. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports, opponents argue more gun laws will not help. >> an offense enough assembly member mike gibson of carson speaking with passion today alongside several of his democratic colleagues. all of them in agreement, gun violence in california and across the nation has gotten out of control live, taken away. due to guns, mass destruction. today, they commend the president biden for his executive order set to go into effect next week. that would regulate ghost guns. guns made it home to avoid tracing for biden's legislation. as of august, 24th ghost guns will need to have a traceable serial number and the owners of the guns will need to go through a background check. we need to make sure that we take these weapons of war out of the streets and out of our communities. and we want to make sure that we keep our community safe. but critics argue more gun laws will not be effective. pointing out criminals will

paule marshall was at the center of it. >> that's my opening speech. >> okay, we will hear more fromou, for sure. >> i was thinking about john williams as opposed to perhaps in a lot of ways he be unfamiliar to the contemporary audience. perhaps with the exception of maybe the company he represented williams was of course a nationalist, air realist writer and starts writing in the late 1950s after working in publishingmp circles after completing college and after being honorably discharged from the navy. and really in his earliest works and throughout his career he was definitely taking onis the burdn of racism in american society. what's fascinating to me and might be interesting to us is that often the social world that he is recreating is one of the african-american middle class. so it's a novel that i think we should probably be dealing with a little bit more maybe than we do is -- which comes out in 1963. chester himes thought this would be about the african-american family. w you have williams really trying to show the development of black artists working up from the african-am

i'm a huge fan of my fellow kentuckian justice shawn marshall harlan. the soul to center and plessy versus ferguson i would venture the justice thomas jewish prudence displays the clearest. bravest most straightforwardly colorblind view of race in our constitution. says harlan himself. he respects the 14th amendment enough to apply it was actually written a prime example of when it takes courage to let straightforward things be actually. straightforward doing this work doing the actual job of judge is important and essential enough. our judiciary has enough to do without reaching outside the constitution to grab other powers. but radical voices with an agenda to push do not have much patience. for this kind of restraint. today's left is not content to settle for the outcomes that honest textual interpretations can supply. so my friend storm clouds are gathering on the horizon. the very concept of an independent and insulated judiciary is actually at stake. a year and a half ago the democratic leader and the senate grabbed a microphone. on the supreme court steps and threa

let's focus on someone who is still talking about them, attorney marshall loving, cofounder of the pennsylvania-based juvenile law centerantic call from appeared in 2007 that unraveled that kids for cash scandal, and fought for tuesday's award of damages to the victim. coming up after the break, we are going to talk to her about how this all happened and how to prevent it from happening again. again. open. it's a beautiful word. neighborhoods "open". businesses "open". fields "open". who doesn't love "open"? offices. homes. stages. possibilities. your world. open. and you can help keep it that way. ♪♪ i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she was eating little brown pieces in a bag and it was just what kind of came recommended. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active, high-quality poops. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. see the benefits of fresh food at betterforthem.com (fisher i

center piece of this year's tea. and he did it 1800 miles away fm santa clara. in marshall minnesota. our mark deros traveled to meet with trey lance lance and caught up with his high school coach. >> reporter: marshall minnesotan reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn reporter: marshall minnesota. pn 13,680. this is where it all began. where trey lance put in the work that put him on a path to the nfl. >> oh trey lance was obviously e of our top ones we've ever had. >> reporter: a one of a kind plr says coach terry bowman. >> it's surreal that 10 years ao he was out here attending our youth camp and now he's a startr in the nfl. >> reporter: marshall tiger football is a big deal. >> there's not much to do out he in marshall. people come out and and support activities. and the friday night football is somethg that people come out to supports up to 500 people. bowman described lance as an outstand

senate congressional office buildings, the capital visitor center, the library of congress, the united states supreme court, the thurgood marshall judiciary building, and all of the outdoor sculptures. such as the one that is preserved today. senator blunt talks about mr. plantain's work and his education at the naval academy. it is my honor to present to you we're in latin architecture of the capital. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you for that warm welcome. good morning, and thank you for being here. i'm honored to join senator blunt, miss, kimball mr. white, and members of the united states capitol historical society in celebrating the 200th anniversary of president grant's birth, and the 100th anniversary of this memorial. now i am not going to talk about president grant, and i do agree that he is one of the greatest presidents and our union, and i will also acknowledge it as well that i firmly believe that he could save the union. and we would not have a capital complex like we have today if it wasn't for president grant. not only was he a crazy leader in the military, he was a great leader for our nation. i am t

he's center as a fire division chief and fire marshal. good morning, paul. hey, good morning, discouraging news on the fire lines overnight for this mckinney fire, no containment. still it's been burning for the past three days. what are some of the biggest challenges firefighters are facing with this type of fire? unfortunately large fires like this are not uncommon. they are becoming more and more common. you look at what's occurred, especially here in the state since 2017 and just the size and complexity is one of the primary challenges. when you look at a firelight, the mckinney fire that's exploded over 50,000 acres in a short period of time. you can't help but think about how similar fires have impacted all you know different parts of the state, whether it's here and santa rosa sonoma county or paradise or reading really across the western united states, um it's you know, looking at again at at an incident like this, where you're looking at different types of fuels, whether it's the heavy timber of the brush, old grass woodlands. that's not uncommon fu

cave in the city center, people protested against the ukrainian governments decision to suspend the signing of the association agreement with the european union. dorothy, corolla marshall, how do you do your super such as you work with the movement which daunted as a struggle for european integration would escalate into a long lasting confrontation and eventually split the contra you as deputy secretary of state victoria newland went to keep under the guidance of western actors, the euro. my dance movement became a revolution. the state department's cookie distribution soon gave way to iron bars, improvised battens and stones ribbons and flags were replaced by cobblestones and molotov cocktails. by the end of february 2014, the confrontation, that escalated and fighting had broken out on the city streets. over 3 days of clashes more than $120.00 people were killed, including 17 police officers. perpetrators have still not been brought to justice. with witness, my polish german and french representatives, president john coverage was forced to sign an agreement with the opposition. it stipulated measures to end the crisis, including early elections, all done to avoid fur

marshall fund, a think tank. and yun sun, director of the china program at the stimson center, a foreign policy institute here inhington dc. welcome to both of you. bonnie, let me start with you. should speaker pelosi have gone to taiwan? >> i think she should've gone to taiwan at another time. i really think the timing of this visit that makes it particularly sensitive him a dangerous even, the chinese certainly do the timing of the visit as provocative. the problem is this is the run-up to the republican party congress and the leadership meetings that will come up and take place this summer. i think there was pressure on xi jinping to demonstrate a very strong resolve to warn the united states and taiwan to not go down the path of provoking their interest. nick: it almost forces xi jinping to escalate. >> the argument can be made both ways, the fact that the party congress is coming up could be a factor to put pressure on xi jinping to act. at the same time, you could argue tt the party congress is so close, it's only three months later, xi jinping's top priority is stability. therefore he is not going to take

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center w. c. b. she's been overseeing reporting for online news portal. 2014 from a syringe. and also with us is bella russian freelance journalist and author, marina clay. she works with the german marshall fund and has written extensively about for homeland all the in his speech on ukraine's independence day. president soleski said ukraine is quote, a nation reborn. would you say that's true? and if so, what is new about ukraine since the war? yes, thank you for this question, because now i feel that we are united more than ever. and i can say that i didn't feel it before because we can't manage troubles money like 5 the inside our country and many different position questions. but now i feel that we are united because we have a really big strength in front of us. and i believe that the now we will have more time for building some new version of your grant, some better version. because now we see that we deserve. and we can resist, even if they have a lack of dime, a lack of resources, even if they have some problems that like not to depend on us. but still, we have strong carly's and we have many opportunities to reach new goals. and i guess after this war, and i believe that it will b

without a union center, the state of the president of which would be russian there, back in 1992, at that time the commander-in-chief of the collective armed forces, the fear of the country, marshalevgeny shapochnikom, appealed to ukraine with the demand to stop violating the minsk agreement of the time. well , others were leaving egypt. he saw the violation in the fact that ukraine had led to an oath to the ukrainian state the armed forces that were located on its territory , i.e. those military that served in three military districts on the territory of ukraine. so the ukrainians had a completely different view of what statehood would look like from the russians. it is obvious that if ukraine agreed to the fact that we have a common armed forces that us military command in moscow a common currency and a common foreign and domestic policy only eh places in the organization of the united nations are different but the ministry of foreign affairs of russia usually explains to the local law the case of ukraine as it should vote then whoever attacks us russia does not attack the republic of tatarstan yet, they do not even attack belarus, but keep troops in its territory to attack us.

the four volume and wars of general marshall those guys are a+ historians, but again, they didn't have access to ultra. now i can tell you every month at the center of military history. we would have a brown bagged lunch and we get a outside speaker to come in the head of marine corps history one time. we had the german naval attache come just after ultra was let loose and one of the questions that he answered was. how does this new information about ultra? change the german history naval history writing of world war two. and he said it changes everything. we have to go back and rewrite everything. he said aren't you doing the same? no? we haven't gone back and inputed ultra into our official histories. which i think is a shortcoming. but then i'm not in charge of the program. but well, this has to be our last question, but i'm gonna combine two from from zoom. we have two questions. when was the picture on the top left taken and stuttgart and second what role did romo really play in the hitler plot? the pitcher and the loft top left of major general patton and lord mayor mount freed rummel was taken in the 70s. i talked with general patton once

center. you can't do that. but again, you know as justice marshall said and i quoted him yesterday. he said that the marshall's prescription that the constant they constitution endure through the ages. i might add without having to be amended over and over and over and over again. after the first ten amendments we haven't done this very much in the last 230 years so many of the constitution's most important provisions are aren't the precise rules that i've referenced earlier. and sometimes the principles everyone agrees on. are part of the constitution are as the late chief. justice. your mentor said quote tacit postulates. he used that as you know in a case just before you got there nevada versus hall, but he used the phrase tacit postulates. he was he said that these tacit postulates are as much ingrained in the fabric of the document as it's expressed provisions. and he went on to conclude that there was this case was about the case is not particularly relevant, but the point is i think the case was chief justice renkus made this vital point was about states' rights and that and

marshal repnin award for the victory in regiment. the battles from the great one are only 6 km to the regional center of the city of gavrilov-yama so close the village you can see the roofs of gavrilov-yama in the city. the first mansion of the local, but not so elegant and beautiful, rather, the most solid manufacturers in it. basically lived closer to their linen manufactory. now the mansion is occupied by a house of children's creativity, and in the courtyard on an annoying glacier there is a coachman's museum in honor of this part of the city's history, there was a tract to arkhangelsk and there was a pit where horses were changed, and across the road from here stands a spacious old wooden building. this is a museum dedicated to the local fathers of the city, who made a lot of things for the gavrilov pit 7 years ago, four women of quite old age decided that if we do not remember our past, a in the future is simply not in this expectation, which you are it was built in 1892 loka. as a parochial school, we decided that there would be a museum here. although the building was completely destroyed , there was no running water, no sewerage

centers. >> thank you. >> if i may say one thing i haven't heard. >> mr. marshall, my apologies, but i want to bring commissioner dr. foster, who has been patient. >> she asked about health. so i was just gonna mention another aspect that you hear from more and more from young men is mental health. i hear this more more than i've ever heard before. askmen -- i ask young men, how was my mental health? i just wanted to throw that in, not just physical health but mental health that young men are talking about over and over again today. >> thank you. commissioner foster? >> good afternoon fellow commissioners. chair wilson, thank you for your tremendous vision. i think you said it best, commissioner clark, at the beginning when you said 21st century policy approaches in 21st century ways of looking at our issues. there is a saying that says those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. we have to remind ourselves that we are, most of us, on this commission and most of us people of color, black men and boys in this nation, are from descendants of slaves and descenda

marshall jones' mother for her side of the story, but were unable to get ahold of her. >>> san francisco police are investigating a heartless crime targeting a youth community center. take a look at this surveillance video. this is showing thieves breaking into the youth community center of san francisco offices in the richmond district early yesterday. leaders say the thieves made off with about $5,000 in gift cards. this was meant for low-income and immigrant students. those cards were meant for back-to-school supplies. the executive director says everyone is just shocked by this. >> definitely heart-wrenching when you think somebody actually will steal, violate a space that's open and supposed to be for safety. >> reporter: thieves also got away with several electronic devices. so far police are not saying if they have any suspects, but there are plans to cover the losses for students who need the assistance. >>> california schools are adding a new incentive to boost financial literacy in the classroom. happening today, superintendent tony thurman will announced 1.5 million in grants to launch personal finance high school electives. research shows students with

marshall: mr. president, i rise in objection to this bill as it is an outrageous tac on life-affirming pregnancy resource centers. as a pro-life obstetrician, i have had the pleasure and honor of delivering over 5,000 babies, and i can attest to the lifesaving critical and comprehensive care and resources these centers provide moms in need. these pro-life charities not only help women in poverty choose life instead of abortion, but they also help women after babies are born. they help provide clothing and diapers and housing assistance and nutrition. and sometimes just putting an arm around their shoulders and help helping get to their next appointment. this legislation essentially to shut them down all across the country on the grounds that they purportedly spread disinformation. under this bill, charities could be find $500,000 or 50% of the revenues earned by the entity of the charity for violating the act's provision on disinformation related to abortion. now, i ask you -- who would determine what counts as prohibited disinformation? there's no doubt it would be bureaucrats with a pro-abortion agenda. is thi