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kyiv, the song is dedicated to mary, mary gave her name to the city of mariupol, mariupol is a symbol of bravery, the courage of ukrainian soldiers, berlin, thank the german people for their help, ukraine is very important for the whole of europe, it is possible that the whole of europe supports us. we thank you for your effort for your support. we thank you for everything. what germany and the whole of europe is doing for us, but this is only the beginning, we need more weapons, more support , we need your hands, helping hands , we need you to support us in war and not for the future of the whole of europe and the whole world, we need to release all the heroes of the defenders of mariupol. they must return home. these are sincere , true heroes. these are the ones on whose example we will raise our children. -a -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a and with my sword, stop

marie singleton, the sun rose and set on her boy marcus when the single mother met andre jackson, a solo dad with two kids of his own, marie thought she had found the man of her dreams and a father figure for her son. but that new life shattered when marie suddenly vanished, and police discovered there was a lot more to this mom and her marriage than met the eye. here's josh mankiewicz with "missing marie. "? >> secrets. we all have them. some are small. some large. some professional. others very, very personal. this is a story about secrets. about a woman who was very good at keeping them. and about what happened when that woman suddenly disappeared. >> she was beautiful. my mom was really beautiful. a great person. a nice person. >> as a little boy, marcus singleton couldn't possibly foresee the loss he would suffer or the terrible choice he would one day have to make. all he knew back then was his mother's love. >> i mean, she helped people, you know, if there was a kid in the street who needed something, she would pull over and see if they were okay, you know, she was -- she was that type of person that taught me to basically put others before myself first. >> marie was single when she had marcus. he was the center of her world. kel

fight hard , now we have to support the fighting spirit of our soldiers, the song is dedicated to mary, marye her name to the city mariupoli good evening, a symbol of the courage of the ukrainian soldiers of berlin, we want to thank the german people for their help. ukraine is very important for the whole of europe. it is important that europe supports us. we thank you for your effort and your support. just the beginning we need more weapons more support we need yours

you can just mary mary i agree with you about the slops from the machine, but i must say that tea isink, and unlike coffee, it does not spoil the complexion, although you are probably not interested. i have not been interested in this for 30 years. and then my complexion never deteriorates. for acquaintance next time come on, tell me. so there are no strangers here. this is natalya sergeevna, an employee of our unit with me. you understand this with me, if a full-scale investigation starts, they sit here, all the yellow, the press will write that here steal hearts and cut out the liver. and this is a blow to the prestige of the airport. you know me, not the first year. i won’t bury anything myself, but i can’t solve this problem alone either. well, let 's decide, shall we? listen, i know my worth, therefore, i will honestly tell you the class of work and opportunities are an order of magnitude lower than yours, so for me it's capercaillie no options. listen, no crime. no, it is not clear what these organs are. but we will soon find out, but i advise you not to have empty illusions. t

nations, nationalities and receive freedom in order to become tatars, tatars, mordvins, mordvins, maris, maris, bashkirs, bashkirs, buryats, buryats, and so on until that time, the kremlin will be a parasite on them, because among those who came on the territory of ukraine among the russian military, there are no representatives from moscow, st. petersburg, but novorossiysk is for me it is clear, because the reason here is actually this mechanism of testing and fear that carries the kremlin parasitizes these peoples and because in fact, including this war and this aggression of the kremlin against ukraine, this is a mechanism for keeping these peoples in poverty and in obedience to the kremlin . they want freedom freedom, you know, so it was fate that 40 years ago i had to serve in the soviet army with representatives of these peoples of ethnic groups, and now a long time has passed, 40 years. for the second time in my life. student construction squads in which i also had to meet with them, i saw them and it seems to me that the situation has become even worse than it was at that time because

mary. you pals, northern outskirts, he was made a hero. it was claimed that he and his men would never surrender. and the ball they leaved mary. you bo wooden full of a diane on the commanded. she's very at the request of the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine will i have decided to come for the title of hero. ukraine landed upon colon o'beirne euclid dimmer. anatole image, commander of the 36 separate marine brigade for courage and effective actions in repelling enemy attacks for defending the hero city of moore, you pull my job. the $36.00 brigade avoided a piece by piece defeat and received additional serious capabilities. in fact, getting a 2nd chance, that's what happens when officers don't panic and continued to firmly command their troops. let's not panic either. the army knows what it's doing. in truth, it was colonel baron ukes naval infantry. that was 1st to lose heart in matter. you pull the surrendered in dozens than hundreds and finally, over a 1000 at once, ukraine denied this. they made different accusations. it was staged that these were axes, that it couldn't be. the truth is they surrendered. t

marie marie want to leave the area are going deep inside the people's republic territory. and a lot of them are moved further to russia and a small percentage of the people i hear. and maria both are moving to other territories in ukraine as well, from one culture and marty. maria, hold on as people's republic. we heard from senior ukrainian military officers who surrendered to rush and force as in mary. i'll pull. although keith has claimed those hiding in the still works, we're going to fight to the bitter end and loaded them as heroes. the officers told us a very different story that we must underline, that none of their claims have been independently verified. as his mart garcia talked to 2 of the office, the says, please introduce yourself bern, cordin to foreign you bloody murder anatoly, which, oh, tell us how you came to be here. where should i begin with wherever you want? i was to finding more useful since the beginning of march by mid april. the ammunition ran out. i decided to break through to our troops on the way there. my car was hit and couldn't move good. after that, i was detained as i was going on foot from there, and i ended up here as colonel vladimir, but a new commander of ukraine's $36.00 naval infantry brigade is not telling the whole truth. he was captured and surrendered peacefully as part of a small group, 3 privates, him and his chief of staff, mitre coul

nationalities and do not receive freedom in order to become there tatars tatars mordvins mordvins maris marishere bashkirs bashkirs buryats buryats and so on until that time the kremlin will be a parasite on them because the fact that among those who came to the territory of ukraine among the russian military there are no representatives from moscow -petersburg but- novorossiysk is clear to me. because the reason here is actually this mechanism of testing and fear that the kremlin carries in itself, parasitizing these peoples. and because , in fact, this war and this aggression are also included. the kremlin against ukraine is a mechanism for keeping these peoples in poverty and subjugation to the kremlin. roman petrovich, you said that until these peoples do not get freedom, and they generally dream of freedom , they want freedom. with the representatives of these peoples and ethnic groups, and now a long time has passed, 40 years have passed. i saw them for the second time in my life. it seems that the situation has become even worse than it was at that time, because at least then i heard a

marie marie who wants to leave the area are going deep inside the people's republic territory. and a lot of them are moved further to russia and a small percentage of the people. i hear. maria, people are moving to all the territories in ukraine as well, from on cost. very marty maria, hold on as people's republic. we heard from a senior, ukrainian military officers who surrendered to russian forces in mar, your book. kids has said that they were going to fight to the bitter end, and then they were going to be made heroes. but they told us a different story. but i guess you have got their comments that please introduce yourself, but including them go to smarter, a new bloody mirror, anatoly which oh, tell us how you came to be here. where should i begin with wherever you want? i was to finding more useful since the beginning of march by mid april. the ammunition ran out. i decided to break through to our troops on the way there. my car was hit and couldn't move it. after that, i was detained as i was going on foot from there, and i ended up here colonel vladimir, but a new commander of ukraine's $36.00 naval infantry brigade is not telling the whole truth. he was captured and surrendered peacefully as part of a small group, 3 privates, him and his chief of staff, mitre, carmen, cough they were dirty, todd, and hiding in the fields a few kilometers north of mario bull. far from the story of heroism spun by the ukrainian media colonel, but a nuke was tasked with defending mary. you pulls north and outskirts, he was made a hero. it was claimed that he and his men would never surrender. and the mile they leaved mary you bo wooden full of dam on the commanders, as well as the request of the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine. i have decided to come for the title of hero of ukraine. upon collins bern, youthful a demur. natal leverage commander of the $36.00 separate marine brigade for courage and effective actions in repelling enemy attacks. for defending the hero, city of marie pal mailed the 36th brigade avoided a piece by piece defeat and received additional serious capabilities. in fact, getting a 2nd chance. that's what happens when officers don't panic and continued to firmly command their troops. let's not panic either. the army knows what it's doing. in truth, it was colonel baron ukes naval infantry. that was 1st to lose heart in matter. you bull. they surrendered in dozens than hundreds. and finally, over a 1000 that once ukraine denied

republic that we started to get these really, really horrific cases of extra judicial execution to mary mary executions that had been carried out by the russian forces. and so we decided today to, to find the publish the most egregious case that we've been able to confirm with a case in july last year. but i just want to be clear. this is probably just scratching the surface. we have many other credible allegations of cases of killings committed by these russian link forces. but to date human rights watch, we haven't been able to confirm the public level. the government continues to say these are simply russian instructors, that all that they're doing is instructing central african military. and we did present our findings to the government of the central african republic. they did not respond officially. but again, i want to reiterate at a lower levels in the government, people absolutely know what's happening and some of them are quite worried about it . several 1000 people are valued in armenia, is capital caravan accused. the government of abandoning the disputed, going to kara by border

the mary mary paul says at least a 100 civilians are still trapped to the steel plant besieged by russian forces. the un has been coordinating evacuations. the ukrainian officials had said that the weekend that all civilians had been rescued or they've been trapped along with soldiers inside the storage facility for maybe 2 months. yup. so headlines, more news coming up right after we visit history of fixing longer ours and shorter deadlines. south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. 11 east explores the dark side of consumer convenience. south korea on al jazeera ah rivers are trying out greasing land is shrinking in some roots long used by wildlife for migration have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all this canyon, it's more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours, pandemic keeping many visitors awake revenue from torrison isn't enough. here at the outset national park, an annual ceremony has been lodged where hall parisha than individuals pay 5000 years dollars to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00. much of it

but of course, most of the people from the city of marie marie who wants to leave the area are going deep inside the people's republic territory. and a lot of them are moved further to russia and a small percentage of the people here. maria people are moving to other territories in ukraine as well, from on cost for a marty maria, the nest people's republic. u. s. president joe biden is said to sign the ukraine lender lease act on monday to facilitate additional weapons and supplies to give the program last used during world war 2 is also positioned to benefit the u. s. economy as well as our teeth don, quarter comments where there's war, there's big business, looking to profit from the carnage. america's weapons, manufacturers know that better than any one else. take raytheon technologies which saw dollar signs on the horizon even before russia's military operation. and ukraine began, we're seeing, i would say, opportunities for international sales, the tension in eastern europe, the tensions in the south china sea. all of those things are putting pressure on some of the defense spen

leave us mary teresa marie teresan. i'll figure it out in private. fuchs .ou think you're the first to break our rules . you think i don't understand why you're looking at me, i 'm talking to you. i see, madam, keep in mind that the guy you were with tonight will not raise your child. you are 17 all your life ahead think about the future about the future and what should you be all your life? for you , this is the future. and i want to live to be free to love whom and when i want. what will they tell you? yes? to you? what's the deal don't give a damn what people say, don't rude. i can kick myself out. bring down that i rub more than you think, the price of freedom is high you will understand late, what do you know about freedom, you make us the same slaves? as you yourself go to sleep me enough of course you will be severely punished. stop enough. are you real devils? come on, give it here. give back i order stop what is yes my answer? i'll go with you to paris forever , really, i don't want to marry jean yves. i want to be with you only with you forever wit

the mary mary paul says at least $100.00 civilian men are still trapped on a steel plant besieged by russian forces. the united nations has been coordinating evacuations. ukrainian officials said that the weekend that all women, children and the elderly, have been rescued. conservative yoon circle has been sworn in south korea. new president were leaders and former prisoners were among fellows who is attending the integration. so unit calling for the complete the nuclear zation of north korea. your state with her lines inside story coming right up soon, bye feel. ah, it's been the face of irish nationalism now for the 1st time. shin fain has won the largest number of seats in northern islands parliament. but what's behind this fiscal shift and what does it mean to the future of the united kingdom? this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm nostalgia tay. now the political landscape in northern ireland has changed for the 1st time, shin vein, which wants to unite. all of ireland has won the most to seats in regional elections. that not put an end to a century

mary and, baggage with it. let's bring in mary and. because _ baggage with it. let's bring in mary a oint, it's what happened there? i want to make a point. it's nice _ what happened there? i want to make a point, it's nice to _ what happened there? i want to make a point, it's nice to see _ what happened there? i want to make a point, it's nice to see you again, i a point, it's nice to see you again, frank _ a point, it's nice to see you again, frank two — a point, it's nice to see you again, frank. two thirds of republican voters in — frank. two thirds of republican voters in pennsylvania voted against trump's _ voters in pennsylvania voted against trump's endorsement. fetterman's more _ trump's endorsement. fetterman's more a — trump's endorsement. fetterman's more a blue—collar democrat, and he appeals _ more a blue—collar democrat, and he appeals to— more a blue—collar democrat, and he appeals to trump voters as well. i think— appeals to trump voters as well. i think the — appeals to trump voters as well. i think the big dynamic going into the general— think the big dynamic go

the wife lived, damn it, and why did they decide to name the daughter of mary magdalene mary, it was planned that she would be mary remember, probably, many here film. just maria i didn't want anyone to say that i because of the heroine of the movie called it that. like mario a, many people knew about your secret, as far as i know, a maximum of five people and everyone was silent , they lingered . well, of course , i had a ukrainian wife from ukraine. uh, her family fully knew, well, they said the grave, no one will say, and from mine. well, maybe someone did. well, that's exactly what it is. no, no one has ever hinted always from all relatives, love is affectionate understanding. i have always felt at home what's on the mother's side? what's on the papa's side? yes , like, and what do you know in general, but marina’s blood relatives, yes? well, you can say nothing, except for when they showed me it and this rejection letter. well, that's all, i don't remember, there tatyana fucked her nothing more, there was something written about her father. well, i don't remember, because we immediately destroyed it. i didn't

i was three times mary, once mary magdalene.i grew up with the passion play and it's important. it's a social meeting, it's important to be part of this. you are very early affected to this. i mean, which child has the possibility to be part of it this here on a huge stage? of course, the role ofjesus is really exhausting. so we have over 100 plays, we play five times a week, and i play half of the plays. and every day after the play, you're really exhausted because it's a very demanding day. it's like a five—and—a—half hour play. you're 20 minutes on the cross, and you have a lot of text in the first part of the play. in the second part, it's more physically and it's, you know, it's very tough. my first remembrance to the passion play is when i was two years old. my father was a roman soldier at this time and he was riding on a horse, and i with my grandfather out in the passion play theatre. in 2000, i wasjudas. in 2010 i was caiaphas, and now this time i am pontius pilate. it's such a small village, it's a big effort to put s

marie. hello mary. so so last finally called post, lisa was hit optional. go down. mm. yeah. something, oh really cool. the resale push to the people, you know this leo collateral content to not just upon i thought he was watching and sim only yet until yes. mm mm. you beat us on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. i'm danny, over to hollow. need to be a nice the emily sunglass most. we have been unique. nazis. i meant that was made last you don't gotta touch me nice. when you one of these like lazlow sized the business, the audi small push speedily. consanzo was full created, will not go back to the tech. we have them for the award or to troy cook. we was it when i that you select school, see i for team to do a slide view, vision, neil: to show them you've been trying to not talk with us. get ski, need cordelia sharla that issue. we won't rushing it. probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes, it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was an legal nato operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war any body. ah, oh. the bull, let's say, is the 18th. a just like his predecessor, he's a fan of the moon. people are on seashore and they may have to way for a normalization on the holy see russia relations why the need? so because date acknowledge the fact that the west can not to be or increased your eyes. again, the west, these walls to the west and throughout the post christian era, a it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia. they couldn't go too far, the some excuse those mean level amiability authors, one i scenario niga, others vienna, illegal. staying on this, you say no good. i'm here in the grocery, visio, or a national. you was lewinski scenario and that's not gonna be an issue with talk other psychiatry or say the one. yeah. don't school go doors. yeah. you know what i mean was not he is actually to swear in the theater here as in go yeah. touch article. mm. mm. hm, after the collapse of the wall. so treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to. but they did. nato said ha, it's ours. we move east. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there's no such thing as international law. since the soviet union is collapse, the usa has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations. probably will swans. and in order to come knock the stop at come tub. gas is on its own stand then for law not hi, john owned our price is ignorant and pressure lender should oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward are very susceptible to influence kurdistan. georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. no ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over $600.00 military base is. well, dwight, russia has just 18. but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning those russians. the soviets, and to this dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image of the soviets. as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then for now, with nato should have died, but they will give it meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato native business machine, because you must remember if nato, what is bad, that shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions. they'd only have one yacht instead of 2 yards each there. oh dear, wouldn't that be terrible? ah, there's a simple method to put it right with the rest of the world. ah, we'll say we were forced to seize the territory brain older and maintained security . a dull fiddler bring order, security and democracy. the reasons used to justify molten was waged by nato and led by the u. s. b. not toys. i installment fund feelin data to the north, vietnam, m deacons, toiler, emily taylor shaw. the trust, leisure politician controller buber pushed him to the gear, one of them global to become undesirable countries and undesirable leaders become the face of the enemy. when he gets on manure for reuben, then mon dynamite and, and folk, i didn't find present here as iceland. that we'd have some fine to come up the oddly enough to sources names stuffs his i'm q one gig or slant of corns. they are unclear petition annex. soon. there kim, on this and gosh, almost ind on bus the politic in. but i now via the order screen pod at novi, chalk on the ivies of deena in new. want daffy dolman think boots off to bone all fresh. so nissan muskets. thus alice percentile fun my nonsense not to walk 6 full, but i don't does. in falla, i not confront, i'd soon. davis again now vice v as i find us luck. berthal my as one of the few journalist who has spoken the truth about events and ukraine, who mm . mm. his documentary, ukrainian, i caused a stir in the western world. ah, i actually see your face as a deep 0 to one and no fin defacto and i buy sash. i don't get, well, he stuck the momentum he's a of you know with he be vague. fish in, i know his stone t o by august was vonny. my stuck with bill paul clar mitchell, artist of the was on the choice advisory blunt indian futon. let's and push mit in . i'm my new of leon. hub, an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released. what the journalist had reported was not in line with the west official stance as gap and middle stefan of king miss. they are butcher in landscape dean's touch, done with me every shaft, dish and stuff. how social is that? that is all missionary moved beside the point of time. albert here threw up. satan laura without a shirt more eyes done. i was a shaw pope. i got it is today and on of their payroll as of their guy. it's listed as came. it's done yet. doug estate is all found. these are, these are themes shawn, my labeled see me shock fight that i watched. boy in demand off. nish, mark, he used his film to tell ordinary people the truth as he saw it wasn't for the authorities . you can't bring truth to those who don't want it. or clearly whether or not been there are, people are reviving nozzles and there's no concern whatsoever to their own state or anything that makes the ukrainians are willing to cause trouble when russia is welcomed. united states proves love is the trouble that the ukraine is apparently prepared to preserve russia. oh, american politicians don't see a way to well, many issues here that there is something on which they always agree america is exceptional, direct our economy. and what does that mean? ah, here's how american journalist and pulitzer prize winner eric listed below, explains it. mm americans. proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism, which i think it means a living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply untrue. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything, without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator of the world that the exception was on the american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the, to the populations of different nations. ah, methods of warfare are becoming increasingly sophisticated. new tactics have arrived to replace the colonial conquests of the past. now genji, shay, pseudo, be sure to make a dime you better gospel that to me, benji economics. name me. yes, i was on that domain. yes, i was on. exactly why the most not them? yes, because i know you spoke changed your report, our co via how was supposed to be more the flow g e n process. each junior sport change. swab janski's got production jungle years gone to enroll on. ah, the all old people in your is dinosaurs leases consult fee mine to my bank. the nuns, the sank on stalked us. we'll try to shove his college or controller domino political controller ask about it. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent. exploiting the week members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed. when you look now, at how many greeks have left the country, it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, results is being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major, right? i'm on the mountain agenda. soviet rush every, the pie that needs to be smartly divided candy adult edlio. russia is still a huge tie, and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec happy talis most, most mac, the country and most horse and clintonian and ask nish to come on. done for us will not pay is over then you one scott and so become more mindful how to limited guy from the missing. so cheek game. we now have a situation where the united states, as a given to ukraine military guarantee against russian intervention in the event ukraine renews it's invasion of dumbass. so clearly yes, we're headed in the direction of war if the ukrainians take this guarantee seriously as the pose for the british guarantee lighting. and then surely awarded breaks out at any time as a script time folk of these of 8 the cheek. d give foggy. emma dolphin hours when fully teak on to median. begin on extreme of hope. i got an dock with ah, no regular americans do not want to fight regular americans are fed up with the war machine or is business and businesses kid. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fascism. a fist rebates itself for just like in 1941 when hitler and his europe in accomplish his master their army on the soviet loda. the nato alliance, led by the united states, is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with oh, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race move is on of very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk to the so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody slain finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. and we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul. among them were stress, possession, sleep deprivation, and using hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and children, whatever you do or more than comes home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past and the moral authority, the made america world leader sacrifice. but the shimmer of effective interrogation ah with ah ah hello and welcome to worlds apart the old of larger mary lynn is maxime. show me your friends and i'll tell you who are the more relevant today, especially in the context of the war torn ukraine. not only politics, but an entire worldview can be deducted from where one sounds on the conflict. how much do these for blinds influence a fraud blind? 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mary mcdonnell. fein's mary mcdonnell. i look forward to — fein's mary mcdonnell. d to michelle o'neill. fein's mary mcdonnell. i look i forward to michelle o'neill being forward to michelle 0'neill being nominated as first minister to lead from the front and have a politics that delivers a people. the idea at a time of the cost of living crisis that people would stand on the sidelines and allow people to struggle and struggle badly, for us is unthinkable. we would appeal to everybody to take stock, take your breath and really assess and understand the huge responsibility that all of us carry. all of us, collectively. we have an obligation to get government up and running. michelle 0'neill, when will you be first minister? the michelle o'neill, when will you be first minister?— first minister? the people have soken, first minister? the people have spoken. to _ first minister? the people have spoken. to our _ first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob _ first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob now - first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob no

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mary bruce. and mary, we know the president and this white house have pointed to the pandemic, global supply issues, the war in ukraine making supply issues even worse, but republicans also know, bottom line here, every president is judged by the economy they preside over and how they handle it. >> reporter: david, no question. the economy is going to be top of mind for voters in november. and that is why from here on out, the president, we're told, is going to be arguing that if republicans take control of congress, he says average americans will suffer. now, this all comes as tomorrow we could see prices jump again as the latest inflation numbers come out. and david, today the president conceded he does not know when prices are finally going to come back down. david? >> mary bruce at the white house. thank you, mary. >>> now to the growing health concern for parents and children across this country. and a new health alert involving this from the cdc tonight about hepatitis in children. at least 109 cases now of that rare form of hepatitis, a liver disease. at least five children have died here in the u.s. authorities say there is no link to covid vaccines. many of these children are too young even to get the vaccine. but what they do want to know is if there are any children who have had covid before. and there's another virus they're looking at, too. abc's erielle reshef tonight on what to look for. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc with a new health alert, now urging parents to look for signs of that mysterious hepatitis outbreak in children. concerns growing as cases of the rare but acute liver illness pop up around the globe. >> what's especially concerning about this increase in cases is that, for the most part, these children have been otherwise healthy

mary astoria, ohio mary you're on with author lily geisler. we're talking about the future of the democratic party. yes very from foster, ohio. i wonder if you could tell me a little bit about. some mary you gotta turn down that tv and just talk in phone. we're listening. thank you. okay, i'll turn it down. i mean, okay. so um, i i mentioned that i was a republican so i was probably about 60, but i i learned my parents to observe and to analyze politics and these news that today just want to win. and i wonder if you could come in on that because it's really important that the both parties because of what they can and not try to each other out. and well, i think there are two two parts of that. i mean one is an issue of what happens after you win and paul what policies get passed and we elect our officials so that they will pass policy that are in our interest and i think when you have parties who are only focusing on winning it actually that also leaves many americans behind because you don't have you don't have politicians who are fighting for their for their interests. i think another critical issue has been just the increase in polarization and lack of bipartisans cooperation. so a

mari or mari. today, about 19,000 of them live in tatarstan , most consider themselves orthodox, but in some villages the marin is still widespread. its adherents are called the last pagans of europe. this is where we are? now it is practically e not only the holy grove, it is a shrine as well as it is. uh, udry religion, where there are planes. uh, so the cathedrals in church mosque synagogue. and we have this place. people turn to the gods in sacred groves, kyusot, trees serve as conductors of human messages. at the same time, they are rooted in the earth, the world of man, and the world of the gods strives for the sky with branches, beekeeping products, honey, water and wax candles are certainly present. when god and i man lived together on the same planet, god left man to have good pollination and the bee could collect bees divine birds attribute the extraterrestrial origin of useful products produced wax, propolis bee-bread honey. the mari prepare for work in the apiary, as they wash in the bathhouse before the rites, put on fresh and bright clothes and never take all the honey from the bees, leaving the

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mary ber led mornings with my texts! dame mary berry led the — mornings with my texts! dame marythe duchess of cornwall announced a winner. a pudding to mark a moment in history. daniela relph, bbc news, central london. and you can find out who is crowned winner later this evening on bbc one — 'thejubilee pudding: 70 years in the baking' is at eight o'clock, on bbc one. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. as far as the weather goes today, for many it's been very decent. sunshine around, and this flat structure cumulus cloud spreading across the sky for a time. you can see how it has been building up, but we still got to 18 in the south—east of england. clouds thickening across the north west and we have some rain heading its way into northern ireland and across western scotland. you can see that here on the radar picture. that will be pushing eastwards, so turning wet across the isle of man, northern england, probably some splashes into northern wales for a time. that clears out of the way leaving rain in the north west of scotland overnight. otherwise it is dry

and sort of an aside, i think this is true, we boasted about this for many years, with mary washington. mary washington has sent more volunteers into the police corps than any college in the united states, the inverse of the of the united states. certainly based as a percentage of this student population. i cannot believe it is a total number situation, it's a small school. but proportionately, we have sent a lot of graduate students into the peace corps, and some faculty members. somewhat less successful was his alliance for progress program. it was a ten-year, 20 billion dollar program to aid latin american nations. sort of a martial plan for latin america, a design to head off a more castro-like regimes in that area. the most spectacular legislative achievement was securing the passage of trade expansion act of 1962. an act which gave the president increased power to mow tariffs, and in some case, and paradigm to eliminate tariffs altogether. and one facet of the kennedy administration not to be overlooked was that he persuaded congress to pass the original appropriations for the man on t

mary pickersville. so mary pickerscale is a woman who's born in pennsylvania. she's by the time she moves to baltimore. she's a widow with with a daughter and she is an experienced ship and signal flag maker. and in 1813, she's 37 and she's commissioned to make two flags for for the ford one is 30 by 42. that's the main garrison flag and then a smaller one for the storm flag. it's 17 by 25. and she's not the only one doing this though. she is. she's got her 13 year old daughter carolyn. she's got two teenage teenage nieces of 13 year old eliza and 15 year old margaret. she also has 13 year old african-american indentured servant grace wisher helping her with this her mom. who's older might be helping her and mary also had enslaved someone and they very well probably were helping as well because this type of project would have been at all hands on deck. i am someone who i was a volunteer who did the stitching history project back in maryland historical site now then maryland historical society now, maryland center for history and culture where they recreated the hand. so the recreated they 40 by 32 foot flag. and i had to look this up they did in the same time. the idea is that they did this all the same time flat as time frame that mary and her crew did so seven weeks about proximately seven weeks. the stitching history project had 218 volunteer stitchers that let that logged over 3,700 hours. um, and that was for one flag and it was a lot. we're talking two flags with just a small team of women. it's pretty amazing. and then here you have. let's quote from carolyn later in her life saying that her mom she remembers her mom staying up late till 12 o'clock at night to keep to keep working on th

mary, thank you very much _ one another. mary, thank you very much indeed. _ one another. maryed. 5—a explaining the implications of that leaked opinion coming from the supreme court. —— mary ziegler. we turn our attention to the situation in ukraine. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled — ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, the azovstal plant is surrounded by russian troops. on sunday, about a hundred people were evacuated to nearby zaporizhzhia, from where our correspondent laura bicker reports. a short break to feel grass under theirfeet, after weeks of only concrete. the survivors from mariupol are allowed a break in their long—awaited journey away from the front line. translation: for a month we were eating - over 40 l of us — six food tins. we boiled two buckets of soup out of them and that was it for the whole day. weeping translation: there | is no hous