marshall: mr. president, as we assess an embarrassing fiscal fee as co -- fiasco, i believe full year continuing resolution funding at last year's levels is the least of the evils we face tonight. our amendment will free spending and save american taxpayers at least $70 billion. look, here we are five months late, i see no path to gathering in the reigns of an out of -- reins an out of control tax process, with we have a broken budget process and we have not done serious work on the senate floor with appropriation bills since october. and while the appropriations committee should be commended for accomplishing its job, last july american taxpayers realized these individual appropriation bills could have been brought to the floor one at a time, exposed to sunlight and cameras and should have been passed months ago. we realize the symptoms of a bigger problem. today we feel the pain of a disease of failed congressional process. just like american families, the american government needs to learn to li

marshal koneev received his shoulder straps because he had them lent by marshal zhukov.ntially as a gift. the goldsmith didn't have time. he had a spare pair with him, he brought it as a gift to konev, handed it over and congratulated him on behalf of the supreme commander's headquarters, so now listen to what i want to tell you, pavel, i'm still a prisoner, so here you go. either, that means, you leave without an order, or you receive an order , continue to sit, you can leave without an order, you are free, according to the schedule, to the podium, formation, reception, secretary of state, i choose reception. one plane, another plane, before flight always ace, they say, here you are, i’m like that , then you move forward, show or tell, tell, you want, if you can’t show, i’ll show, i dare to assume that during the flight he turned on the air brake, went behind the enemy and attacked him from onboard guns. but a very dangerous technique, that is, a german flies, a kozhedub flies at distances, well, 10 m from the ground, and sometimes even... in the summer of 1944 there we

marshall. thank you so much for that terrific, terrific reporting. and also to our colleagues at the k >> thanks.

they ordered, marshal zhukov himself ordered , go to the wall, don’t turn around, otherwise i’ll gnawtly, where i ’ll say everything, i’ll tell you, oil painting, don’t kill me, david markovich, they’re leaving, they’re leaving, i see, let him roll, la, they’ve been waiting so long, but what do you show them, a kittiwake in the wild? and chicano didn’t come, so what? and the fact that i ’m starting to really like this, sorry, i forgot that you read other people’s thoughts, i thought that i liked you, i can invite you to dinner. anna medium on monday on rt. where is your homeland, my brother, and whose homeland are you, soldier , who do you serve, former friend, tear off everything that is ours, which was together, what will remain with you, they went against god, drove with a tour of all the liberated territories, what an impression it makes today, and russia comes and the city lives, the program of boris korchevnik. life and destiny from monday to friday on rtr. i will still give birth to a child and marry dima. the child died. let's see on the weekend. i, your son. what? you lied to

director jon m chu was grand marshal in 2021, and michelle yeoh was grand marshal in 2018. >> i hearda big, big shoes to fill. >> this is a new tradition. everyone in that movie has to come and ride in this parade because it's important. but does it reinforce to you how monumental that was in terms of a movie? michelle yeoh came on right before it was released, and she was talking about it and even as an asian american, i didn't understand kind of how much impact it would have. >> yeah. and i don't think us as a cast a like really, really understood or realized that either until it was happening before our eyes and it was i think it was such it felt like such a monumental, um, moment for so many people because of the way that the way that i remember, like the, you know, when it came out, the way that it made people feel. and i think that that's always really important. and yeah, an unforgettable part of my career that, um, that. yeah, i'll always with fondness. >> well, you were extremely impactful in that film. you have been very impactful in the films that have followed as well. i a

no way, comrade marshal, it’s me, for example, for example, then for example, get out. how to cover up thieves at once, everyone to think, i give until the morning, freely! good evening, david markovich, please join us, lieutenant colonel. regular leather strap. seeds, gotsman, david markovich, 1905, odessa, member of the all-union communist party of belarus since 1942, jew, father, port worker, mother, you’ll write, if you have time, who else is in the conspiracy? what conspiracy? what kind of conspiracy is there? it happens from the evil eye, from unhappy love, it happens in your past life, and now there will be one conspiracy, anti-soviet. found it, comrade marshal, found it, georgy konstantinovich, georgy konstantinovich, did he agree, well, well, he’s already leaving, with the rest, all the necessary orders have been made, everything is spinning like clockwork, they ’ll still spin for me. we have material on you, gotsman, you will fall in love, and most importantly, one thing is the same, a friend is a pickpocket, a neighbor is a thief, he attended a meeting, negotiated with the t

he has already become a marshal. natalya ivanovna koneva recalled. stepanovich to congratulate him on being awarded the marshal rank and asked what to send him as a gift. what did konev ask for? i daresay that, because it was he, he, he began to ask for it, it was something that connected him with the house, perhaps it was something, gentleman, you are about to start language, forty-four, wartime, what, marshal asked, i find it difficult to answer, penalty points, the next stage, what is the name of the fighter, igor vinogradov, the city of vologa, vologda multidisciplinary lyceum, ivan stepanovich konev asked for a bag of dryers, dryers, yes. you think, what you are talking about, he thinks, thinks and thinks correctly, but why get up in the dryers, takes a hit, but well, since the military time, well, to please yourself like this, well, besides, as far as i know, how was our health, and ivan stepanovich, he had an illness and what kind of illness, well, probably related to the stomach, he needed, but what is it called, i’ll assume that i have a sto

these marshals were zhukov and vasilevsky.order of victory, zhukov has the order of victory number one, and vasilyavsky has number two. where is the village? i have a hard time imagining something, yours , well, the arkhangelsk region, in the south there is the usyaansky district, and there is the village of shangaly, on the river, well , near the usya river, there is fish, sometimes small, probably, well, in general, yes, but what about mushrooms? there are a lot of mushrooms, there must be a lot, yes, a medal, thank you, but you have a medal, yes, you hand in the medal, you receive an order. is it far from kargopol? not really, what does it mean not really, according to your size there, it’s not very far according to our size, well, more than 100, yes more than 200, well, not far from them in the arkhangelsk region, naturally there to the new land, then the next question is number two: this person became the first three times hero of the soviet union remained the only three times hero of the soviet union until the end of the

director jon m chu was grand marshal in 2021, and michelle yeoh was grand marshal in 2018. >> i heardt was a big, big shoes to fill. >> this is a new tradition. everyone in that movie has to come and ride in this parade because it's important. but does it reinforce to you how monumental that was in terms of a movie? michelle yeoh came on right before it was released, and she was talking about it and even as an asian american, i didn't understand kind of how much impact it would have. >> yeah. and i don't think us as a cast a like really, really understood or realized that either until it was happening before our eyes and it was i think it was such it felt like such a monumental, um, moment for so many people because of the way that the way that i remember, like the, you know, when it came out, the way that it made people feel. and i think that that's always really important. and yeah, an unforgettable part of my career that, um, that. yeah, i'll always look on with with fondness. >> well, you were extremely impactful in that film. you have been very impactful in the films that have fo

in the summer of 1946, marshal zhukov, or as everyone called him then, marshal of victory, was unexpectedlyxiled by stalin to odessa, the commander of the military district. odessa was just beginning to recover after a long war; numerous gangs were still roaming around the city. let's give back the trash, forward, here, the load is gone , come on, i give it, come on, we found everything in addition, that leave me alone, stand still, well, be healthy, don't drive me, threatened in the audiocom, answer that you sit down, walk away. the shovelman is at home, i barely had time to put on my trousers, you saw that there was an explosion, let's go home, well, you vasila , he has a conscience, they're already misarashing there, that's what they have for free and ride, okay, let's go, let's go, my moruha lives not far away, here's the tattoo, yes, yes, what, okay, stable let's go, they'll pay now, don't drive the fool, but the fighters are a fool, they'll pay with a jackpot, well, look at yourself, the tram lied, he's betting for happiness , give me the bagpipe, wait, walk, why did you jump up, ther

director jon m chu was grand marshal in 2021, and michelle yeoh was grand marshal in 2018. >> when i heard it was a big, big shoes to fill this is a new tradition everyone in that movie has to come and ride in this parade because it's important. >> but does it reinforce to you how monumental that was in terms of a movie? michelle yeoh came on right before it was released, and she was talking about it, and even as an asian american, i didn't understand kind of how much impact it would have. >> yeah. and i don't think us as a cast a like really, really understood or realized that either until it was happening before our eyes and it was i think it was such it felt like such a monumental, um, moment for so many people because of the way that the way that i remember, like the, you know, um, when it came out, the way that it made people feel. and i think that that's always really important. and, yeah, an unforgettable part of my career that, um, that. yeah, i'll always look on with with fondness. >> well, you were extremely impactful in that film. you have been very impactful in the films

marshal vasilevsky received my telephone message this morning. more questions?yone was free. it’s good here, there is electricity, there are many escape routes, i sat here with my fellow underground fighters for almost 3 months, i couldn’t see them, somehow at night, so i wanted to blow them all up , damn it, i restrained myself, as a result i had a nervous breakdown, hence the conclusion, there is no need to restrain yourself, well, they found an old psychiatrist , not yet, he apparently left the city, if something is wrong it turns out that you just need to convince yourself that you don’t need to do anything. my woman cries all the time from some kind of premonition, i would burst into tears too, but it doesn’t work out, well, what other news do we have? shtehil, the scouts are leaving, about 30 people have already boarded the train and left, uh-huh, what else, they checked this platov, as you said, they arrested him under the guise of counterintelligence, but he killed everyone. how many people were there? two people, serious people put them all down, well t

there will be, but what about without a marshal, who will be in command, then call me, marshal, sanyapark, gorky park on the apartment building, friends, well, the song is good you know, i'm sure the words too, let's just do it like at a real rock concert, when i show you some things, repeat after me, nothing bad will happen... if he jumps out the window, then right after , thank you, the start was good, i will show you some things, well , rock and roll in the good sense of the word, let's go! when i hear a voice i want to get stuck for. i won't get paid 20 weeks i stand alone, i have no one else to call them say, but it doesn't get through, i'm going on, i think i'm going to break this telephone, oh yeah , all right, "thank you, good health, good brides and grooms, thank you, friends, from the bottom of my heart, thank you, zheka, i'm off, thank you, guys, usually when we shoot olga kormukhina, you are such a berry on the geststar cake, but here it’s the other way around, olga kormukhina, finally.” we just took the places that we occupy correctly, as it should be, i think, today in l

marshalls.os. se trata del tercer título de los chiefs en los últimos 5 años y se lo perdió. le cuento que el juego llegó al tiempo reglamentario empatado 19 a 19. gracias a un golpe de campo de los chiefs. cuando apenas quedaban 6 segundos en el reloj. al terminar el juego, los fans como era de esperarse de los chiefs, estallaron en halagos para los nuevos campeones, incluyendo a taylor swift, que estaba muy emocionada, fue la que más disfrutó. se me hace que el juego y las celebraciones del super bowl, por supuesto, nunca acaban el domingo y la emoción continúa. y para muchos despertarse este lunes, incluyéndome a mí, no es nada sencillo. sobre todo porque los fanáticos se acuestan muy tarde y otros siguen de fiesta. tal punto que quizás no llegan al trabajo. el día de hoy lunes. a qué hora te dormiste anoche? nicole? octavio les tengo que admitir, me encantó el juego, me emocionó mucho, me acosté un poquitico tarde, así que levantarme hoy no fue nada fácil , pero lo logré igual que ustedes, a

, comrade marshal, defended. threat, and why are you in charge of me? they wrote it down, but in short, where is it? yes , i think we need to go to some kind of orphanage, so that they put my head back in place, otherwise the colonies are over, you’re an orphan , you’ll throw me a cigarette, i don’t smoke , a diplomatic boarding school has opened at the fountains, maybe it’s just for such nimble people, come on, walk, i’ll return to the people, the birch trees are rustling in a hurry, i’m a lot years. i served a foreign land without vacation, so i walk as if in my youth, i don’t recognize the eternal street, our wild street, i see myself on a bike with wally oak groves, purchases in the distance. my mother greets me, stop, stop, stop, well done, very good, but we need to be tougher in a military way, because that’s what the song is about the main thing is that the homeland is happy , everything else comes later, that’s right, comrade lieutenant colonel, i don’t know, well, it’s probably right, that’s it... well,

our western partners generally give... they will not give us money for the reconstruction of the marshalln, by the way, what is interesting, we still call the marshall plan in our communications and journalists in their publications by the name of the long-dead american a statesman, which means that there is no marshal plan yet, because when the real name of a living person, a man or a woman, appears there, that is, today today, that means today's active statesman or woman of our time, then we will understand , that there is already a plan, but... well , the marshall plan actually gave european western european economies not very large funds for their recovery, sometimes they say up to four to 7% of the necessary sums. more than 90% of the funds needed for recovery of any country after any war, these are investments, these are private investments both externally, internally, and externally, and what do investors want? and the investor wants all of the above-mentioned parasols of security , economic freedom, the rule of law, and human capital, that is actually the answer to many of our que

this year's grand marshal is a familiar face.per, comedian and actor awkwafina gearing up for the big event. while she says the parade is so important to her and her family. plus tens of thousands of people waking up without cell phone service because of a major outage. >> i'm gerri willis with fox business. details ahea what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we ne

marshal and the federal prosecutor. boston, he is arrested and he is taken to the charles street jail. and i'll throw in as an aside here. i know there are some of you from boston. you go to boston today if you've ever to the liberty hotel, that was the charles street jail. it had opened in 1851. by 1973, it had fallen apart. and a federal judge ordered that it be closed. and now for a mere six or $700 a night, you can stay in a prison cell at the street, jail. so appleton is thrown in prison there he is taken to trial. the prosecutor charges him with being the head of an enormous trading ring in appleton. innocence to this charge. he goes to trial in june of 1862 and he find a lawyer to defend him. seward and the prosecutors and the marshals worked pretty strategically to keep him from being able, to get adequate counsel. and so uncle represented him. and from what i know, never want to hire a relative to be your lawyer. and his relative did not him. well and i mean part it may be he didn't have a lot to work with but

the hero of the 917 revolution, the minister of defense of the donetsk-krivoy rog republic. then marshalviet union , a major party figure, klin varoshilov. a professional revolutionary, former lugansk worker klim voroshilov, returned from petrograd to his small homeland in 1918, defended the donbass from the advancing german troops, commanded an army, a district, a front, together with budyonny created the first cavalry, after a civilian, a prominent military and party worker, in among the first. years was varoshilovgrad, on his initiative a school of military pilots was opened here, it then became the higher school of navigators, among the graduates was the legendary nikolai gostello. the first trams in donbass were launched thanks to the participation of varoshilov. lugansk residents say that the grave of father kliment efremovich is still carefully looked after in the city cemetery. controversial hero of the soviet era, mr. president of the soviet union. this is what western politicians called the chairman of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr kliment varoshilov. what was

>> reporter: what is a grand marshal do? do they give you any instructions? >> there are vague instructions, sure. but i get very nervous. there will be a lot of people. i want to have fun. i just want to like party onward. but i am deeply honored to be in san francisco for this parade. my family is freaking out. >> reporter: one of the biggest scenes happens right here with that huge seen in the muni bus. when you walk up and down california street, do you ever get triggered? >> i would say, last night we pulled in and up to the hotel, and i did not realize at first it was the one i work at in "sean she" but it was familiar. >> they re-created the facade. >> reporter: but it felt very familiar to the point where it was like, i have been here before. >> and, of course, we had to ask aqua fina about her favorite spot in the city. of course, asberry. >> that is the one. it is pretty nice. thanks. >>> well, that is not the only parade happening this weekend. thousands of people are expected to celebrate black history month in oakland tomorrow. the founder says,

marshall says it happened early saturday in downtown montgomery. he says no one was hurt. it took place one day after marshall announced he did not plan to prosecute ivf providers or families seeking treatment. he made the announcement after the state supreme court ruled the frozen embryos have the same rights as children. >>> "the new york times" says eagles band member don henley testified that lyrics taken from him were personal. henley testified in a new york courtroom yesterday in the criminal trial of three men. they're accused of conspiring to own and attempting to sell millions of dollars of allegedly stolen notes and handwritten draft lyrics to "hotel california" and other hits. prosecutors say the material was stolen decades ago from a barn on henley's organic farm in california. the men have pleaded not guilty. >>> and "the wall street journal" says a billion-dollar gift will cover the cost of tuition for all students at a new york city medical school. >> i'm happy to share with you that starting in august this year, the albert einstein college of medicine will

i'm sure fire marshal can walk you through and the last slide.-again access through a garage and the constant challenge about how there is impediments with debris and how it isn't easy to throw a ladder to try to get to the back of a lot from the front of the lot. so, all just to say, this is about fire safety. i am not too sure how to argue against this at the expense of fire safety and i do not understand it. i'm disappointed to hear it, but i can also understand that wanting to be in compliance with the state code, but again, as i articulated through this whole process since november 7 through the entire legislative process that any legislation that all of us legislate would go through, and as all us understand, if there is any as articulate board president, there is any legal concern that we could be in violation of state law, for sure we always get precautionary memo. in fact, i think most of us would get that before our legislation is even drafted. hey, this isn't going to fly because let's do some research on what it means for state code a

circuit judge justice thurgood marshall. please join me in welcoming two of my favorite people on the planet for what i am sure will be a fun and far ranging conversation. [applause] >> you can see me. i can't see you. [laughter] >> thank you, judge. another slow day at the office? >> yeah. [laughter] everybody is laughing, so they must know what i did this morning. >> they see the irony. >> i was thinking the opposite. it would be impossible to make news donate because everybody would be focused on the morning, which i think is good. >>>> i will see what i can do. [laughter] >> it is an honor to be with you anyway, but today in particular. i am thrilled to be doing this. well. and it says so much about you. >> that i did not cancel. [laughter] >> that is exactly what i'm saying. [laughter] >> so anyway, it's an honor to be with you anyway but today in particular, so thank you. i really appreciate it. so i am so thrilled to be doing this. so your father was a lawyer. your mother was a teacher. you did both. >> i was a lawyer

so, this may be something the fire marshal office can do under the approved by fire marshal standards, but i encourage that to be considered moving forward. thank you. >> i just want to add that the amendments speak to ul-2272 in addition to 2849 as well as european standards and then what was just mentioned which was a standard approved by the fire department, which gives wiggle room and you also see in the legislation reference to ul-1564, 1310 and 1012. >> thank you president peskin. >> thank you. next speaker, please. come forward. just to mention, the room is getting crowded. we have capacity for 250 people. please make sure you find a seat and i think we should be able to accommodate everyone. get the next speaker, please. >> thank you very much. i also like to thank president peskin and ourfire marshal. this is a very critical ordinance we are about to pass hopefully. hopefully very soon. i represent 1100 sacramento street and i have collaborated with 1200 sacramento street and 1750 taylor representing about 200 units of private hoa which is not covered i believe under the stat

marshall: plan, i -- mr. president. i rise to ask unanimous consent that the senate adopt our resolution expressing the sense of the senate that the governors of the individual states have a constitutional right to repel the dangerous and ongoing invasion across the united states' southern border. joe biden has the power to secure our borders. instead, he has chosen to break the law, resulting in the worse border crisis in american -- in american history. frankly, i don't know how the president sleeps at night knowing 300 young americans will die today from fentanyl poisoning. 300 yesterday, 300 tomorrow, 300,000 people have died from fentanyl poisoning since he took office. along with that, there's terrorists, chinese communists , nationals, cartels, and worse, they're all living in the interior of our country. since our commander in chief won't stop this historic crisis, an invasion declaration as defined by the united states constitution allows congress to recognize each state's right to secure their own borders. whe

hero of the 917 revolution, the minister of defense of the donetsk-krivoy rog republic, then the marshal, a major party figure, klim varoshilov. a professional revolutionary, former lugansk worker klim varoshilov, returned from petrograd to his small homeland in 1918, defended the donbass from the advancing german troops, commanded an army, a district, a front, along with... the release of many convicted military leaders. voroshilov did not forget his native lugansk, which in soviet times was varoshilovgrad. on his initiative , a school for military pilots was opened here, which later became the higher school of navigators. among the graduates is the legendary nikolai gostello. the first trams in donbass were launched thanks to varoshilov’s participation. luhansk residents say that their father’s grave is still being cared for at the berezhny city cemetery. one of the builders of the soviet state, klima voroshilova, is associated with two industrial giants of donbass. first of all, this is the dumo plant - the current alchevsk medical plant. he was taken here after graduating from the ze

you're the director of the us marshall service testifying on capitol hill today. and this was pretty alarming what we heard. yeah. i mean, he really spelled it out saying that we're seeing this rapid rise in threats. this came from the marshals director ronald davis and he put the numbers out there. i mean, you can see them. it was 224 threats in 2021, then more than doubling over the past three years to 457 threats. members of congress really spelled out the details, the specifics of these threats. it was just in july that the chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts he received a threatening voice message. the man responsible for that has since pleaded guilty, and then there's been a number of threats related to judges that are overseeing some of the former president donald trump, his criminal and civil cases. we saw a texas woman who left three threatening voicemail messages for the federal judge, overseeing the classified documents case down in florida. she recently got three years in prison, and then other judges who are overseeing various cases invol

she's the grand marshal and former mayor willie brown will be the honorary marshall. coming i for alzheimer's. how researchers at ucsf are using artificial intelligence. >> to detect the disease before it even >> researchers at uc san francisco say they have found a way to predict alzheimer's disease up to 7 years before symptoms appear by using artificial intelligence. the researchers used a clinical database of more than 5 million patients to look for co occurring conditions in patients who had been diagnosed with alzheimer's. they say that utilizing a eye to spot these patterns can help determine what is driving that risk. >> we can try to understand how is the disease different in men and women and specifically in women with dana fide. also prosus as a predictive feature. but i will say it's not still pro says it's a combination. all of the various things. in the clinical record, that one was just one of the strongest ones. >> the researchers the approach could be used with other hard to diagnose diseases like lupus and endometriosis. >> still ahead tonight on kro

jackson jones is a political scientist and resident senior fellow at the german marshall funds. and we asked him about the deadlock in the us congress and how that effects the united front. the west wants to present to government food. you is undermining it. and that's the problem. i think that mister buddy was talking about when he said it's almost criminal for the us to pull out of the support from the printer at this juncture. so that's a problem, it's basically domestic politics that we're trying to figure out. remember this is last year and it's definitely difficult to extract that from that particular uh environment which mr. barton is in. and i think it's important that mr. schultz was . ready just to say, we stand with you will you share with us? of course i think that basically there's support for europe is increasing. i think that will maintain a level of support for you print to keep going in this for with russia. but the united states isn't a major support of military hardware that begins to, to decline. that's going to make it that much more difficult for us to keep

marshalls morning america. >> the. >> time to check the pulse. the history of kissing on this valentine's day, people were apparently locking lips much earlier than we thought. >> studies have shown that the first row mantic kiss, the first known record of it, was in india during the bronze age, around 1500 b.c. but researchers now say there's evidence of lip kissing etched in clay a thousand years earlier in egypt. >> but instead of chocolates, as valentine's day, the more popular gift seems to be self care. consumer experts say it's a growing trend, with a spa day among the most favorite gifts. they say valentine's day is moving away from being only about romantic relationships and next, the most romantic nfl moment maybe ever. >> yeah, microphones captured the moment travis kelce and taylor swift celebrated the chiefs super bowl win. and now we get to hear it. >> thank you for coming baby i believe that. thank you i can't believe you. thank you for the support. thank you for coming. thank you for making it across halfway across the world. you'

the -- [ inaudible ] >> we check in with the star and how /shaoefls about serving as grandstand marshall for the parade. >> the weekend started with 70s for highs, still mild, 66 degrees and cooler temperatures and rain chances retur on then democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises

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the rapper and actress will be the grand marshal. >> we're very excited about that.he really bring a lot of attention to new eyeballs to our parade. >> former mayor willie brown will be the honorary marshal to usher in the year of the dragon. >> the dragon is the most powerful sign in the chinese 12 year zodiac. it is. it's strange . it's successful. it's powerful. and it's very wise for chinatown. >> this is a moment to shine. >> the dragon brings in the power, wealth, prosperity that this city needs. and we're hoping that the parade can really be another catalyst for getting the city back to where it needs to be. >> you can bet there's going to be a lot of security. we will be out with you, among you. >> our officers are always out and present in chinatown. this year. >> expect bigger crowds and an even more spectacular parade. >> look for the grand finale firework show at union square. also look for the new and improved attraction. >> this is a brand new dragon that's being unveiled at this year's chinese new year parade. it's 288ft long, and it features a lot mor

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. >> and we sat down with this year's grand marshal actress and comedian aqua phenom.g and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn. the chinese new year parade taking over the streets of san francisco tonight. the floats moving down market street in the largest lunar new year parade in the world outside of asia. kron four's photo journalist. tahir aside takes us there. the dragons are really. >> you know, positive and prosper isn't really lucky. the next time, you know, really the composer you have do with perfect low-cost seem it's going to be right. so here we a volunteer many years probably over. 25 years. i really want to showcase a community and how great >> really kind great i think it's time we were last was so busy. but i'm glad to see that a lot of people you know, the weather is very if you happen to be born in the >> know i was born a year of the rabbit definitely to were all borders. but you know, we we live dragons to >> see the smile the kids faces. you know, from some every year, i look forward live others helping with does on i ju

she is the nice of the former friends, presidential fall right candidate marine the pad. mario marshall sits in a different political party known as wreck context, but she's the rising star in from a she's pulled her political party how far right party into a european political group, being known as the e. c. all agree, mr. significant. because what it essentially does is aligns with the far right party of the provinces of italy. it to the under the prime minister, georgia below need that it also aligns them with the law and justice paul, to the former ruling party in poland on the former prime minister, mateusz more v etzky. so what we're seeing is this clubbing together, a rising and indeed governing political forces in your and the suggestion is that because the c off isn't blacklisted for cooperation by more traditional center, right. send to less liberal and green parties in your at that this political move could make these fall right parties potentially more votes, simple to the electrons that had to the bylaws in june. what's interesting is that it also pulls them away from germa

as jackson james of the german marshall fund, thank you so much for your time. prior to the conflict in gaza now where israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has asked his military to draw up plans to evacuate civilians and to feed remaining homos forces in southern russell. this comes after the us said it would not back any is really offensive on the city that lacked proper planning. that and yeah, who's as rafa is a strong hold for him us which carried out the october 7 terror attacks against israel. 8 organizations fear military operation there would cause another humanitarian catastrophe. another family left grieving or after 5 relatively killed by use really strikes law. the alma shoots a lost both the parents because it was the name we was sleeping. and we suddenly woke up to the sound of foaming rocks were above our heads and defy. had started off at the end, i was calling for my mother, father and my siblings, and they didn't on to me. well, that's not without the net lease of the city of rough or east home to over a 1000000 displaced people who fled to the ball.

as jackson james of the german marshall fund, thank you so much for your time. better officials and northeastern ukraine say a russian drone attack and hard cave has killed 7 people. busy including 3 children, according to the original governor of the strength of ukraine, 2nd largest city had homes and infrastructure, causing several large fires. ukraine's military said that the air defenses down more than 20 drones and the attack comes as president voluminous zalinski shakes up ukraine's armed forces, replacing its chief of staff and commander in chief. he has been struggling to make progress on the battlefield for months now. the park sands, former prime minister, novice, or reef, and his jailed rival in rome. han are both claiming victory and the general election con, who's also a former prime minister, made his announcement via an a. i generate a video on social media, independent candidates, backed by hon. one, the most seats on thursday in an election marked by violence and allegations of vote rigging bots now as sharif says, his is the single largest part

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as jackson james of the german marshall fund, thank you so much for your time. by your officials in ukraine say a russian drone attack and har cave has killed 7 people among them. a 6 month old baby. the regional governor said the strike on your grant, 2nd largest city, hit homes and infrastructure, causing several large fires. this falls, ukrainian president will let him or is it less because announcement of a new chief of staff just a day after he replaced his popular military commander in chief. this jacob comes at a stage of the war when ukraine is under pressure. after months of limited battlefield victories, use in the field and central ukraine. a shy head drone lies almost intact. a rainy and supplied drones like this have become a key partial versus air war. relatively inexpensive, their use to drain ukrainian air defenses and spread fear among civilians, burned cars and damage building show the aftermath of a successful drone strike in a village in the eastern hockey region. 7 hits were recorded. the force of the bloss blowing at windows and this has li

jackson changed the air from the german marshal funds officials in northeastern ukrainian or russian drone attack and hard keepers skilled 7 people, including 3 children. according to the original governor of the strike on your friend, 2nd largest city, hit homes and infrastructure, causing several large fires. in greens, military said, is air defense is down more than 20 drones. the attack comes as president will let him or zalinski shakes up your brains armed forces replacing it's chief of staff. and commander in chief cave has been struggling to make progress on the battlefield for months now. in the field in central ukraine, a shy head drone lice almost intact rainy and supplied drones like this have become a key partial versus air war. relatively inexpensive, their use to drain ukrainian air defenses and spread fear among civilians, burned cars and damage building show the aftermath of a successful drones strike in a village in the eastern hockey region. 7 hits were recorded. the force of the bloss blowing at windows, and this has something to do a little to show that they can u

so i ran from this crisis at marshall talked about.im down the ladder in ways of my own mind and in the midst of tears i hid from him and under, up this stage hopes i sped and shocks reciprocated and down titanic loomed the catholics fear from those strong feet that followed, followed after me. call up with a boy from the hood, and i was one of the most reluctant converts in one of the most reluctant persons to enter the ministry. but i found what the maestro sang about today. i found "amazing grace," bocelli. how sweet was the sound? i found someone who pursued me, because the plan of salvation was formulated before the world came into existence, revelation 13, eight says he is the lamb, slave from the start of the world, the foundation of the world. he is my rock, my sword, my shield. he can turn our crisis into conquest. .. >> good morning. prepare your hearts for a reading from the gospel of matthew, chapter 5. you have heard that it was said love your neighbor and hate your enemy, but i tell you, love your enemy and pray for those

marshal rodionov yakovlevich malinovka.ent to marshal malinovsky was opened in one of the villages a couple of years ago, their memory is indiscriminate, military leaders are also honored and ordinary people, come to places of mass graves and to such lonely graves. lies the soviet warrior yakov dmitrievich pervushin. the battle for our freedom was falling. here he is, yakov dmitrievich pervushin. in the 20 years of his life , hardly anyone managed to call him by his patronymic name. in 1941 he was captured, then sent to a concentration camp from which he escaped. after his escape , yakov pervushin joined the partisans who fought in these mountains. one day, a russian soldier, as archival documents testify, came down to the village here to pick up a doctor and take him to the detachment to see his wounded comrades. and just at the same time, in the village... the ss men with punitive operation, they shot the jewish doctor and the russian partisan, the bodies were found by residents of the village of ladkovtse, and they burie

marshal of georgia, as minister or to turkey. i mean, you know he's appointed to represent the united states as an embargo sitter. 13 years after he led confederate against the i mean, again remarkable that the british press was, like you americans, are crazy like what? what is this? so so you know he keeps getting these federal patronage positions interestingly he remains committed to black suffrage and make up 90% of the voters in the in the georgia republican party. but he very much more and more emphasizes in the last phase of his life that he wants whites to control that party. whites like himself. and this is just of the really key, important points to to make here to not lose sight of longstreet was not alas racial egalitarian the way thaddeus stevens or frederick douglass were employed was longstreet's view was that african-americans should play a role in politics as constituencies voters and in some secondary leadership positions, suborn it to the right whites peaceable, progressive whites like himself as he as he saw it