it is like mary paul, after the russian army turned up there with the so called filtration camps were basically they were looking for anyone who near the russian that she thought could pose a threats the russian occupation regime. any one we linked to ukraine's military or ukraine's politics. and this is like my apple are basically not able to support their pre war populations and the water supply. the foods by it is all still in ruins. so lots could have been taken to russia. some have been able to get back to ukraine, sometimes traveling 1000 kilometers through neighboring countries, like estonia or georgia. but many, many are still there. many complain that they've had their documents that ukrainian travel dawkins taken away from them. they've had their money taken away from her now ended up in far flung regions of russian far east and siberia, and basically stuck their seemingly through ukrainian line on this is that this is an attempt by the russian leadership, basically against interpreter handsome population rather. and to settle or empty a bits of russia with ukraine has again

now say they have evidence that some evacuated from mary paul and other occupied areas, as well as many people who stayed behind have been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories. any united nations security council session official said hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening they are perceived to be toward russia's invasion, and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer. it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country. that are human rights officials say there are also credible allegations of unaccompanied ukrainian children taken by force across the border. we are concerned that t

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we looked at how these transformations were particularly affecting for young women like mary paul, the worker in the 1840s. we are going to continue our conversation about how economic changes affected americas urban centers. it is cities. we will examine how questions about the national built environments and access to material resources like goods, and money, came to a head of americas growing urban landscapes. both on the east coast, places that are familiar to us, in growing midwestern cities also. between the 17 90s and into the 1830s. but these themes in mind, and i thought we could start off today with a little bit of a comparative story that illuminate some of the ideas that we will talk about in more detail today. particularly, how americans and the early national period encountered, commented on, and experienced urban infrastructural growth and change. in eight 1810, a young woman by the name of margaret van horn dwight set out on a 500 mile journey from connecticut to the ohio territory. she is going with a few travel companions and friends. margaret was born in 1790. she wa

they include senior commanders from the other battalion who were taken prisoner after the siege of mary paul. according to crane's parliament, the lease was negotiated by turkey, saudi arabia, ukraine, and russia. the turkish president, russia type odo on, announced the exchange at the un. meanwhile, the ukrainian president has laid out 5 conditions for peace with russia during an address to the un general assembly. on him is lensky archibald leaders to strip moscow of its vote and international institutions, including the un security council veto. and he said it needed to be punished and isolated for its actions. and ukraine was a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. the crime was committed against our state borders. the crime was committed against the lives of our people. the crime was committed again, the dignity of all women and men. the crime was committed against their values that make you and me a community of the united nations and ukraine to mass banishment for trying to steal our territory. punishment for their mothers of thousands of people. earl

these include senior commanders from the also battalion who were taken prisoner after the siege of mary paul. this is according to information from ukraine's parliament. and the release was negotiated by turkey, saudi arabia, ukraine, and russia, the turkish president, reggie of type or the one. and now see exchange at the un and says the deal was struck as a result of their mediation to end the war in ukraine. foreign is reportedly sent to sound. you're ravia craney, an official say that in return, victor, madrid, chuck, the leader of a bad pro russia political party was also released along with 55 prisoners to russia. we take you to pakistan now how services there is struggling to cope with outbreaks of water. one disease after the recent floods to ranch or monsoon rains caused really some of the worse flooding for decades. it's affected more than a 3rd of the country which has been under water and a warning that to there is and distressing images in this report. now from laura bud and manley, by samir is 7 years old. he is weak and suffering from his skin disease. his family is from pakis

mary. you, paul, that in my view don't fully comply with international standards to that's because they are located outside and the ability to vote confidentially wasn't provided since there are no boots on in mary you, paul government services explained to us it's for security purposes, but still that's the only violation i've noticed so far, no gun there were quite a lot of people at the stations, regardless of the time of day or weather. for instance, in lieu ganske, we saw a q standing in the rain near a pulling bus and also acute, near the drama theatre late in the evening. we talk all right, on turnouts, in the have san region, has also passed the 50 percent mark, despite taking place amidst intensifying attacks by ukrainian troops. 2 people have been killed in a high mas rock at the dock on a hotel the according to several local media reports, one of the victims of the attack is former ukrainian lawmaker alex se giraffe kirk . he had been in opposition to the current ukrainian government since the 2014 my done uprising. and i see news crew also came under fire as it was staying in th

begun and we it, is that a fight for what is right for alaska and barney, but she was defeated by mary paul tolan who was now the 1st female alaskan native to be elected into the house of representatives. being alaska native is part of my ethnicity, but i'm much more than my ethnicity and i'll be looking forward to working forward . ah, for all alaskans here in this, in the short see, the special election was called after the death of the former office holder. alaska has the highest proportion of native americans in the united states, and the vote was the 1st under a new system there with voters listing candidates in order of preference on the ballot. governor sarah palin, sasha special person, thank you. and peeling is already planning another comeback with an endorsement from former president donald trump. she's gained support and historically republican state of a national after pol taller finishes this term last. she and palin are due to face off again in november and a bid to fill this same congressional seat for the next 2 years. we're hurting al jazeera. serena williams retirement is

paul frederick. allen anthony bevins. annette marie bettles. >> firefighter biegelesen. and my uncle.uld have had many laughs with you as our uncle and know you're always watching over us. thanks for being our addian angel and hero. >> my brother from local 3, james marcel cartier. we lost 17 members that day. god bless local 3 and god bless america. lester marino, tommy ashton and a very good friend of mine's dad, kenneth watson. god bless america. [bell rings] ♪ >> maria j.bayer. >> nina patrice bell. steven elliott belton. >> paul benedetti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric l. bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret l. benson. >> dominic j. >> berardi. james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> our live coverage on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks continue and we'll leave new york city but return later following a pentagon ceremony where president biden and defense secretary austin are expected to speak. american airlines flight 77 was one of the planes that was hijacked on september 11, 2001. it crashed into the west side of the pentagon at 9:45 a.m. eastern killing

the sun of truth, christ our god, the people of mary, licked the reduction the light of repentance with the spirit of the apostolic alist of st. john pauler rosary virgenis, mary we expect to accept and experience skin marinas holy and saber people to narrow the guise of christ at the school of mary, looking at and jumping from the windows from the church , they are poklikana to inherit her openness to affection, and suvy trinitarian by god, i am under the armchair of saints john paul to others in mary we will sing the changing power of god with love in her, we are the younger light, renewed in love. we are recognized with bouchaya and a merciful deed god and butchute, his bright paths, calling, and pike the history of mankind. maria taxamada helps us to immediately notice that the pine tree is departing and calling to turn to the eu of the son of jesus, who is a new creation formed by the holy spirit and should help us grow to sleep and hope, and what we will suffer for god in all the rest of our life. we do not contemplate the appearance of the seas, then we will not know the truth when we pass from christ, and perhaps the type became

to enter into a waged workforce in a significant way for the first time, like when we talk about mary paul and the mills. we saw this today, when we talked about how urban property development and consolidation allowed some wealthy merchants to prosper, while a lot of other people found themselves crowded and squeezed. we can place this history, that we've found today, and a large arc of historical scholarship that looks at these questions from a lot of different angles, architectural historians, social historians, material culture scholars, you name it. they remind us that the city itself is a historical artifact. architectural historian, dale upton writes, and the embodied experience of urban life, the obstructions of political ideology, planning ideas, and personal identities were tested and absorbed. the city shaped and annotated the urban experience, and it was shaped by it. so, there is no one way to understand the growth of cities in at the early republic. there is significance comes in many different forms, from the stories of men and women who found a way to make a living in the n

many things the us state of alaska has elected its 1st indigenous women to congress. democrat, mary paul told them as beaten former republican governor sarah palin, who was hoping for political comeback. leah harding has more republican vice presidential nominees. sarah palin. oh sarah palin knows a thing or 2 about close elections. governor sarah palin, of the great state of alaska. the former governor of alaska is best known for her and successful vice presidential run with john mccain in 2008. when he lost to barack obama, you can actually see russia from land here in alaska. when alaska went to the polls to elect a new member of congress in august, helen found herself in a 3 way race auto. we have just begun and we, it, it's a, a fight for what is right for alaska in for our nation. but she was defeated by mary pol toola who was now the 1st native american woman to represent alaska in the house of representatives. being alaskan native is part of my ethnicity, but i'm much more than my ethnicity. and i'll be looking forward to working forward . ah, for all alaskans here in this, in th

. $36.00 marine brigade joint as of in $21840.00 and mary jo paul, during the special military operation surrendered. i've been spending 20 miles from manila canyon for a short paragraph somewhere else on little at this point. emotional florida howard . i think it last but i had i left that machine was, it was quoted or, or when you're mileage from a question better down, but you need us to buy it and i get a strong ratio, some deliberately put on them. no, but what i'll do is in the middle portion, i could use that procedures give priority list for over, but it is asking as delaney, i could thought i could say, but it was conditionally, presuming you pushed on breath, i'm late and there are some pretty good it but the more shaw would want to put a design good moment on the proposal i wasn't available. i don't like the leash, the one that has didn't could throw up your profile. you put in your chest there will be this awards for it at the chest. the police and that's what it does. but a fellow who has made us rain. yeah. the key, delicious flush or on a u. s. thrash skinny if super campb

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. $36.00 marine brigade joint as of in $21840.00 and mary jo paul, during the special military operation surrendered. i've been a spaniard william whitish from manila canyon for sure because somebody, somebody but at this same point emotional florida, how it i think it last but i had i left that much unless it was call them up on your mind is from a question better down but you need us to buy it and i had a formal ratio song to liberally put on will done no, but with se, and i'm middle approach on that could use a procedures give credit, say no priorities for over, but it is asking, implement as delineate, florida, cosigned, but it was conditionally slip or do you me can you push on break them later and they're horrible. almost. i'm pretty good it but the more shaw would want to put a design good moment at the proposal. i live with a horrible out on the college, the one that has didn't think about it of shiprock. anybody knew who chest their willingness after would get the chest, the police and that's a lot of me though. but a fellow last night as rain. yeah. the key delicious flush stor

1st siege to a, to a major settlement controlled by the russians and 2nd siege in this war after mary or paul. and it would of course be an important, again for the ukrainians. if they can take the city, it would be the 1st major city major settlement to be taken back by the ukrainians in the danbury region. that region, that russia has declared the main objective of its offensive. that is failure in ukraine forest having events there. thank you very much. the swedish coast guard has found a 4th leak in the north stream. gas pipelines that ruptured after undersea explosions were detected. scientists say the baltic sea lines could be pumping out the biggest methane release on record. questions of blame remain as both e e. u and russia demand answers. moscow is called the united nations security council meeting to address the issue. european leaders are worried about the pipeline leaks in the baltic. that you faced. the damage was likely caused by deliberate act raising security concerns, but the european commission has not said who might have been behind the suspect at separate ouch. today, ms

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paul: "wall street journal" columnist dan henninger, kim strassel and mary and a stray zia o'grady.hy do you think the financial markets and investors were caught and surprised by the inflation number? >> i think the main thing right here as milton friedman said effects of monetary policy give us a long variable lacks so when you have the fed's tightening the responsibly economy will take a while to feed and so that's one problem and i think the other is the fed probably hasn't gone far enough yet. the rate that matters here is the terminal rate, where this will end. now the market is starting to price in a little over 4% but until now the market has been expecting this would be easier to solve and i think the numbers we saw last week tell us it will be tough. paul: dan, what your forecast here? is the fed going to do 75 basis points in september or 100 as some suggest? where you think the fed will go? is a 4% or more? >> i think 75 basis points rather than 100. the important thing is the fed is completely targeted on reducing inflation. as opposed to the biden white house which is

also with us, sir paul mary. she is a senior political correspondent for puck and michael d'antonio, the author of the truth about trump. so good to have you on, good evening, let's get into it. what is your reaction to team trump's response of the doj? >> my reaction and how it will be received by the judge are probably two different things. my reaction is that it was a word salad. they threw everything in there that they possibly could. a little bit of everything. but, don, they don't really respond to the two key arguments that the department of justice made, and that we made in our brief, on behalf of former -- that i filed on behalf of former. all senior public law enforcement officials, number one. executive privilege belongs to the executive. this is unlike an attorney client privilege dispute where somebody takes your attorney -- or your client documents. these are the executive branches documents. and, in number two, that is why there is no special master case in history. they don't cite any here, and th

1615-1617 in its place came a stone buddha built up of the early baroque. of the virgin mary and saints peter and paulrvenniks by the spoiled bishop of vilenka at the very beginning at the entrance to the church on the left side there are two halves of powerful wooden doors. the text of the prayer is even preserved on this door. it was the first wooden door of the church. she saved her time. mine was transferred here to the church to have a look. for 1655 to 1660, at this break, friends become the center of the vilna diocese. about that hour, a clear place of christening in the luzhansk kostelevinsky bishop karol daugal, call one of the outposts of the polish-russian peace houses, in 1656 and 1658, was close to the mower of the polish king casimir, ilonchik. in 1780s saxony had an abandoned architect jan samuel becker and the crystal-outer not only the palatsvaga of the ruzhany ensemble , but the aleinova projects of the shrine after the total reconstruction of the worn-out bottle, the left side chapel of the holy kryzh from the base of kristina rosa sapieha of mosalskaya was taught to lynx to the cla

hand and wounds of the soft tissues of the lower third of the left thigh all at once made both paul and marychildren, no documents, no things. first aid from the public chamber, lc, warm clothes needed things. we will now look for relatives already engaged, if the committee of the russian federation in search of relatives, the search has also joined the volon. doctors say that with positive dynamics, the children will need at least three months for treatment, while the girls need high-tech assistance and, apparently, they will be delivered to moscow in the near future egor grigoriev oleg makarov, luhansk people's republic country on the portal we explain the russian federation every day publishes answers to the most common questions. well, for example, today they reported that citizens with a reservation will receive the appropriate certificate of deferment from conscription, but the portal also called a fake list of military specialties distributed on social networks, allegedly. first of all , the first deputy head of the ministry of labor to be mobilized. olga bota for the protection of th

paul and mary do not have documents or things.haps the children survived relatives in kupensky from the words. them they remained, er, in place, grandfathers and grandmothers. and here is hyacinus, it is difficult for us now to know whether it will die, whether they did not die warm things. necessary things will now look for relatives. eh, already doing it. naturally, the committee of the russian federation is looking for relatives, volunteers have also joined the search, but first of all, the children need medical care. doctors say that with positive dynamics, the children required at least three months for treatment, while the girls need high-tech help. and apparently in the near future it will be delivered to moscow egor grigoriev oleg makarov everywhere lugansk folk republic. 4 years after the tragic death of the first head of the dpr, alexander zakharchenko , details of that terrorist attack became known from an intercepted telephone conversation between an sbu employee and his agent. more precisely, the amount that the perfo

marie. -- household cavalry. [british national anthem] >> the band of the household cavalry, directed by major paul smith.ort most in this westminster great hall, it is the first time to sing the national anthem with the words of god save our gracious king. the lord great chamberlain leads his majesty and the queen consort to the north door. this is the start of a busy day. they depart from here to area for north holt, the oldest ref based. from there, they will fly to edinboro for a day of engagement that include an audience with the scottish prime minister and the service of prayer at saint giles cathedral.

marie. -- household cavalry. [british national anthem] >> the band of the household cavalry, directed by major paul smith.ort most in this westminster great hall, it is the first time to sing the national anthem with the words of god save our gracious king. the lord great chamberlain leads his majesty and the queen consort to the north door. this is the start of a busy day. they depart from here to area for north holt, the oldest ref based. from there, they will fly to edinboro for a day of engagement that include an audience with the scottish prime minister and the service of prayer at saint giles cathedral. >> these bands washington journal, we are taking your calls live, on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, the director of the public policy center at the university of pennsylvania discusses the centers constitutions civic survey and the importance of civics education. working families party national director talks about his political parties roots and priorities heading into the midterm elections. the national chair of the election transp

marie. -- household cavalry. [british national anthem] >> the band of the household cavalry, directed by major paul smith.ort most in this westminster great hall, it is the first time to sing the national anthem with the words of god save our gracious king. the lord great chamberlain leads his majesty and the queen consort to the north door. this is the start of a busy day. they depart from here to area for north holt, the oldest ref based. from there, they will fly to edinboro for a day of engagement that include an audience with the scottish prime minister and the service of prayer at saint giles cathedral. >> coming up, it has been one years since he troops withdrew from afghanistan. join us for a discussion at 11:30 eastern for a life -- discussion of life in afghanistan. this afternoon at 4:00 p.m., president biden will talk about his cancer when jet initiative. we will bring live coverage of that on c-span and on our free will video at. >> tuesday, testimony on allegations of privacy and security failures by twitter in front of the senate judiciary committee. we have it live on c-span or c-span now,

right hand and wounds of the soft tissues of the lower third of the left thigh all at once and paul and maryhans in children, no documents, no things. first aid from the public chamber, lc, warm clothes, necessary things. we are now looking for relatives. already are doing. naturally, the committee of the russian federation, in search of relatives, joined the search and volo the doctors say that with positive dynamics, the children will need at least three months for treatment, while the girls need high-tech help and, apparently, they will be delivered to moscow in the near future egor grigoriev oleg makarov luganskaya people's republic today militants of the kiev regime fired rockets at the city of zolotoe in luhansk. judging by the footage from the scene, the buildings of the ostrovsky palace of culture were also destroyed there residential buildings located nearby were damaged. there are no military facilities in the area of ​​shelling, and from here the civilian infrastructure was the target. the settlement e, but again mikhailovka once again under the version of a missile strike from th

comes as the biden administration is trying to free wnba star brittney griner and paul whelan from russian detention. marynd, martha, we know the president met with their families last friday. so what should we read into that? what more do we know about that meeting? >> reporter: mary, as you know, griner's wife and whelan's sister met with the president in the oval office. whelan's sister saying she now has faith the administration is doing everything possible to win the release of the two. we do know there is an offer for a prisoner exchange but russia is yet to respond, favorably. mary? >> the administration still negotiating this one. martha, thank you. george? >>> now to the final farewell to queen elizabeth. leaders from around the world joined thousands at westminster abbey for the funeral and the royal family is now paying one more tribute. james longman tracking it all from buckingham palace. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. flags on government buildings will return to full staff today as the country ends its period of national mourning. yesterday's funeral was an emo

julie andrews la problemÁtica protagonista de mary poppins fue distinguida en el 2000 por su trascendencia artÍstica. paulo maravillada que quedÓ de las pirÁmides, de la artesanÍa de oaxaca. mÁs adelante les presento. karla: gracias lupita. muy buenos dias... es viernes 9 de septiembre hoy en despierta america. ¡buenos días a chicago y texas, que se unen a esta transmisión a esta hora! esto es despierta aÉrica en un programa espeial en honor la reina isabel ii, quien falleciera este jueves a la edad de 96 aÑos.. en instantes en casi un siglo de vida, la reina isabel segunda fue testigo de una guerra mundial, dos mundial, dos pandemias, una explosÓn nuclear, desastres naturales, la llegada de un nuevo siglo y hasta el origen del internet y su rapida evolucion. solo por mencionar algunos eventos... guillermo gonzlez nos presenta un resumen muy interesante de su vida. isabel alejandra maria, la primoÉnita del duque y la duques de york, nacÁen londres el 21 de abril de 1926, poco antes de que su padre y su madre se conviertieran en el rey jorge sexto y la reina consorte, isabel... a partir de aÍ, lilibeth, co