a few months after this meeting, private mayer had already fought on the eastern front, fought for the führer , made germany great and believed that he was protecting his homeland from us. dasha everything he does is right , later we realized that he waged a preventive war, because the russians were ready to enter europe here later, that is, ordinary mayer already at his venerable age we convinced him that he, together with the fuhrer, fought against russian preventive war. and they were right from the fuhrer, otherwise stalin would have attacked europe, the reichslaver of propaganda of the third reich, joseph goebels, at one time, formulated 10 rules of what in our time will be called information warfare, one of them is the most famous, the more monstrous the lie. the easier it is to believe in her death is dead, but the lie that the russians wanted to attack europe today is forced to believe. what do you think, by whom and for what purpose today launched a gigantic process of rewriting history from maybe this indeed, someone's purposeful work to revive nazism is such a risk, in gener

the key word was later, that is, private mayer already at his venerable age .we were convinced that he, together with the führer, was waging a preventive war against the russians. and they were right from the fuhrer, otherwise stalin would have attacked europe about their propaganda slayer of the third reich, joseph goebels, at one time, formulated 10 rules of what in our time will be called information warfare, one of them is the most famous, the more monstrous the lie. tem it’s easier to believe in her death from the dead, but the lie that the russians wanted to attack europe today is forced to believe. what do you think, by whom and for what purpose a gigantic process of rewriting history has been launched today, maybe it is really someone's purposeful work to revive nazism, there is such a risk, and in general, history has nothing to do with it. this is relevant to today is uh a tool for solving internal political issues of today for some countries, uh, which are uh based on and certain circles within their country, er, and in every possible way exaggerate

private karl heinz mayer traveled all over europe with a rifle and a camera by the summer of 1941.has accumulated a lot of awards and showing this card from them, karl no longer hides his pride for a successful shot in occupied brussels, the fuhrr himself got into his viewfinder, went into the city to buy chocolate for himself, i approached the north station. then the door opens and hitler keitel and a couple of officers come out. i immediately took the camera out of his pocket and clicked it. that's how they allowed it to be done, hitler even nodded. i greeted him like this. from a few months after this meeting, private mayer had already fought on the eastern front, fought for the fuhrer, made germany great and believed that he was protecting his homeland from us. all the people believed that everything he did was right afterwards. we understood that he waged a preventive war, because the russians were ready to enter europe here. they convinced that he, together with the fuhrer, waged a preventive war against the russians, and they were right from the fuhrer, otherwise stalin woul

hello, there is a police department of the seventh department mayer courses. can you speak?you know any of these people? look more closely , one of them knocked you down stopudovo yesterday, i don’t know. sure, i'll swear. jackets, what's my money money? well, of course yours, of course, how did you earn? i understand that you played cards yesterday? and they won a lot of money. correctly? well understood. perhaps that's enough, his condition, everything is very difficult. get well soon schuler thank you doctor, tell me please but you don't know this person by chance. i took the crap out of him. come on, you were in this jacket right away on the goods. understandable thank you. thank you dr. pavel of course he is next to me now. hello, are you stunned or what a surprise? i've been waiting for two hours, but my hands are numb. seals it's never clear here. good night 431 good. look, if you imagine it from the back, maybe he is. yes, quite the hairstyle is the same. he had a knife in his hand. thank you please. well, it was andrew perhaps he saw that the wrong person had escape

mila jovovich was born from kyiv where from the spiritual ihor sikorsky queen and in french golden mayernardo dicaprio co-meeting tables slovestr stallone berdyansk olga kurylenko mila kunis mila kunis steven spielberg steven spielberg segment freud kvitka tsysyk kvitta tsysyk andy vorgol roksolana roksolana ukraine !»." the memory of all those who separated from their loved ones and faithful ones in kyiv, the central railway station at the station and we will all win, we will all be reunited with our relatives and faithful ones, we will all return to our homes, i am alone on my own, the morning silence is in that axis and each person will give it to love and those to whom i say important things to say important things new dawn, old and thundering hearts, jesus is born, shepherds will not let the sky end, the lily is red for berlin and we want to remind everyone who is now with us that we are collecting funds, we give a lot to your donations, every donation is very important because all those funds will go to medical equipment our country needs it right now because there are thousands of

one letter i am told you got from catherine mayer, who is the co—founder of the party was signed jo cox, but it wasn't signed byjo cox, it was the fact that... but at that time, getting a letter in 2017, she was murdered in 2016, the threat was not only revolting but clear. it was. do you know what? it was scary, and i don't want to put young black women of politics and that is one of the key things. catherine mayer said that you said, "hell, yes", when she asked you if you are going to carry on campaigning after that letter. 100%. you had no doubt. yeah. do you think that abuse you received, not the letter, not the death threat, but the political abuse you got from some on the left in a sense pushed you closer to the conservatives, pushed you closer to people like boris johnson? no. do you know what? the conservative party, when i found them in the kind of post—blair, it was a very interesting space for young people like myself to be in, and the coalition party was very interesting, and i don't think, actually, that david cameron was that dissimilar to tony blair. so, i think i actuall

tom mayer just returned after spending three weeks providing medical care in ukraine.is the medical director for the nfl players association, executive vice president of logics health, and he knows something about a crisis. he was the command physician at the pentagon during the september 11th attack. doctor, welcome to the show. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> so you led a team mobile emergency team and treated 350 ukrainians we're told. when you were there what did you see? >> first of all, pamela, thanks for having me on. it is a privilege. what we saw was raw bravery, raw courage, raw tenacity on the part of the people we saw. let's be clear we didn't see the soldiers. we were in a western area. we saw their wives. we saw their children. we saw their parents. the ukrainian people i can tell you from the 350 that we saw are resolute in their spirit. >> why put yourself in that danger? did you have hesitation or did you just feel sort of this sense of duty to be there to help on the ground? >> well, i am an emergency physician by background and pediatri

. >> reporter: on the fire watch, battling brushfire on mayer island.ogging a few lanes of traffic this afternoon. no word yet on the cause as california faces the reality of a year-round fire season. gearing up to get it the team ready to respond to every vegetation fire. they're going to send at least five to get fires out fast. >> we flip the switch on full responses to emergencies. typically in the winter months that is only a single unit response. now we are seeing full responses, what includes our bulldozer and had crew to wildland fires in the county. >> making it easier for residents to safely escape when necessary. a live look outside at the gray skies hanging over at sfo. a little more chilly today. >> it is. first alert meteorologist paul heggen is tracking a cool weather this weekend. >> never amounts to a whole lot. we get closer to the fire season. we will take whatever we can get in terms of moisture. the storm systems have been passing to our north. this latest one is doing the same. lined up on the way out into the pacific. they are par

and that's good news for bolivia, argentina, and she les, which have huge reserves of white gulped mayer wireless supports the agreement in principle, but only if it benefits the local residence. this is, it's almost getting us broken motor murphy was like, well, the people are entitled to a share of the profits embassy in because lithium extraction will have a huge impact on the people up rio grande day to kiss look, go many others. you run the electric winter wipers for fewer, but there is more at stake here than just financial compensation. local leaders also demand that they have a say in the development of these projects. wimpy kid was, as it seemed, our logistics cooperative can help in the extraction of lithium when on her 1st day . and we have the equipment that will be needed for this project. transport including trucks for bent though they are getting others he has give them a key not but in 2019 president morales put the joint venture on hold. in the wake of public protests in rio grande doesn't civil trucks were purchased in anticipation of coming industrialization. loss almo

frank walter stein mayer talked on the phone and agreed to forget all misunderstandings at the farewell ukrainian leader invited the german president to the chancellor to visit kyiv who helped to melt the ice in the relations between kyiv and berlin is not known for sure, but the german mass media assume that this is the merit of the leader of the opposition. this week, the head of the hds, friedrich mertz, visited ukraine, met with volodymyr zelenskyi and hinted at bringing home a message from the ukrainian president, we had a very detailed, very long conversation, we agreed that before i talk about her publicly i will report the details of the negotiations to the federal chancellor i informed fascholtz immediately after returning told the dead berliners only know the chosen however the day after his return to germany, he called the bank ashols announced several official visits in the near future in kyiv the speaker of the parliament berbelbas and the minister of foreign affairs and on olena berbuk the president the president of germany and ukraine had a detailed conversation and this

free without registration, we watch in the application or on the website, we continue our release mayereginning of the century, one of the rainiest and today is confirmation of this, as we see outside the window, friday will fall up to half the monthly rainfall sinopsky say that moscow was at the point of occlusion. and what does it mean, let's find out tatyana antonova tatyana really? we would like to say at the point of real summer, but still the point of occlusion, that eugene would like to be in flight, but for now we have a point of occlusion, and this connection of the cold front from the west, he brought us rains and a warm front from the south from there from the mediterranean heat ends. we are in the very center of this connection, therefore, until friday, the truth will be watered. okay, well, what's in the foreground after all the june temperature will be from 20 ° in the north to 23 in the south of the region, we are already waiting. tomorrow, warm summer rains will only complement, the typical june picture on thursday in the region will become even warmer, but umbrellas wil

here is a fork, general kanashenko, general mayer said that if strikes are inflicted on our territorye will strike and once again, a village in the belgorod region was shelled harshly at the decision-making centers. vladimir returned to the embassy, ​​where the strikes on the decision center vladimir supplied weapons that allow western countries to strike inland, began the territory where strikes on the decision-making centers on the embassy. they arrange embassy everything in kiev, how is this to be understood? again, some women, vladimir can i suck at the fact that here, see the first point where i started? and? maybe we can lure them all there and take them in a bunch. and here is no, who knows, in any case, it does not remind me of may. let me come up, yes, here are the famous paintings that will still be people 's panoramas of brandinskaya. i don't want to say invade. i have some thoughts, therefore, about this, but i would not like to state them, because i have already said it many times. i will not evaluate the conduct of our operation from a military point of view. no, he just

right now on jimmy kimmel, mike mayers.just got out of my southwest airlines flight. long beach airport, california. i found out that i'm hosting "jimmy kimmel live." he has covid. so yeah, that's one of the promotions they're running at southwest right now, check that out. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" with guest host, mike birbiglia! tonight, mike myers, iliza slesinger, guillermo with the cast of "doctor strange in the multiverse of madness," and music from the black crowes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mike birbiglia! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mike: yo, yo, yo! hey, guillermo.

new video of a brush fire near mayer island comes to us from the way health firefighters. this -- did block off some lanes of traffic this afternoon. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, an early and maybe eerie sign that bay area firefighters are gearing up for a busy fire season. the steps you can take to help them out. >>> battle for control. the gilroy garlic festival may be getting a revival but not in a way that makes the locals very happy. >> it is a little bit irresponsible to use the legacy. >>> taking on oakland's digital divide. why advo out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this

troops and do not give up direct and serious negotiations with president zelensky frank-walter stein mayer to prevent world hunger, the president of senegal and the head of the african union, makisaou plans to visit russia and ukraine , voice of america writes about this, the politician wants to discuss with both sides the issue of unblocking grain exports, i will note that almost half of the 54 countries in africa depend on the import of wheat from ukraine. according to the united nations, some areas of africa are already facing a record level of hunger today, it is caused by climate shocks and the economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on i am putting an end to this for today. i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. in that case, the broadcast of the espresso tv channel will continue. my colleagues and i also remind you that you can read more news on our website espresso.tv. and videos on our youtube channel, espresso.tv, subscribe to our youtube channel, like us, have a ukrainian view of the world, watch espresso news and euro programs espresso for ukrainian refugees in europe o

mayer expressed his full support for ukraine when he will come and whether steinmeier will come at all. berk schistson, the federal president and the president of ukraine talked to each other and that is good. i had a very serious discussion with president stanmayer before and after the meeting and the result of this communication is that the minister of foreign affairs will soon visit ukraine , the thermal power plant in the temporarily occupied energodar has stopped. this was reported by the mayor of the city, dmytro orlov. according to him , the tpp has run out of coal, and it is currently impossible to deliver fuel there due to constant shelling and destroyed infrastructure is it true that according to a certain official, this will not affect the provision of communal services to energy suppliers, meanwhile the sick does not stop the artillery shelling of villages and towns in zaporizhzhia , a 34-year-old man was killed by enemy shells and a 50-year-old woman gave birth in the chornobyl zone, in the vicinity of the children's checkpoint, a fire was contained. this is reported by th

. >>> right on cue, sara, battling a fire near mayer island that broke out earlier this afternoon.lames triggered an alert near highway 37, potentially impacting the evening commute. we're going to have updates as they come in. as we check with the first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. right on cue. fire danger is already here. >> fortunately we got that little bit of rain in april. drought conditions -- we got an update yesterday. still not great, but better than they could be. we do have some rain chances in the forecast as we head through the week and into next week. going to be very light. not going to put a dent in these long-term drought conditions. most of the bay area classified as being in severe drought. extreme doubt is a worse category. that is the eastern solano county and far northeastern and registered with almost all of the central valley. one year ago, 100% of the bay area was in extreme drought. that was the second worst category. severe drought is the third worst. is bad enough when severe is the middle of the scale and it just gets worse from there. extre

intent shelling as moscow aims to claim victory in its attempt to capture the don boss region keeps mayer speaks on the last day of the world economic forum and doubles. vitale. click go, says ukraine wants to be part of the e. u. and not the russian empire, germany, chancellor is also due to address the event today. and america's worst school shooting in a decade prompts renewed coals restricted gun control. president joe biden says he's sick and tired of the 5. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russia continues to pound ukraine's eastern don bass region. moscow has made taking the industrial heartland its main objective . after failing to capture the ukrainian capital, keith, russia says it will continue the offensive until it achieves its goals. ukrainian forces are doing their best to push back russian troops despite heavy shelling in this village now back in ukrainian hands. residents tell of their fears as the russians arrived. but i don't think you can we try to keep out of the way miss? i mean, yeah, well, maybe we should go back to the basement. she says that a l

let me remind you earlier zelensky refused to meet with german president mayer, accusing politiciansclose ties with moscow , the ukrainian ambassador in berlin, melnyk, in response, called i quote schultz, offended by liverwurst, anti-russian sanctions have driven western politicians into a trap, one of the leading american political publications hill writes about this, restrictions and bans have provoked an increase in prices for raw materials and energy resources. as a result, russia receives additional income, and the us europe inflation falling ratings and politicians. at the same time, the boomerang effect will intensify, which will eventually lead to the fact that the west has a choice, except to negotiate with russia, concludes that the publication does not want to pay for the sanctions right now slovakia's economy minister said that if the european union introduces a mambarga on russian oil imports, he will seek an exception for his country. now our country provides 100% of the needs of slovak consumers in oil about how they are trying to deal with the consequences of their o

and is looking for weak points in the ukrainian of the army, the deputy minister of defense hanna mayerold about this in an interview with the newspaper "nv" at the beginning of the great war, the occupiers wanted to capture kyiv quickly and threw their elite units at it, which were eventually destroyed by our soldiers. at that time, the enemy had a strategy and a plan developed in advance. now they are acting situationally study the tactics of our defenders and adapt to it and act in a similar way, in contrast to the first days, now the war has changed to the format of exchanging moves, according to the painter , russia does not prevail in the number of personnel and weapons, but our army from the very beginning was stronger in military training strategies and in an intellectual approach, that is why the enemy suffers greater losses in the pentagon highly appreciate ukraine's use of weapons provided by the united states and their allies . austin said at the hearings in the senate that several hundred ukrainian soldiers have already successfully attended training on the use of new weapo

well, she's been awarded the title of "bike mayer" by fellow bike activists.'re testing the streets of this car-addicted city on two wheels. according to her, it took 10 years for authorities to accept that urban cycling was more than just a hobby, and another 10 to actually build a few bike lanes. ecobici helped spark the change. the bike-sharing service is now the largest year round system in the americas. has that had a positive impact on the city? for sure. i think it gave a lot of people the opportunity

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and again lead to conflicts in mid-april zelensky refused to receive in kiev german president shtan mayerk, the ukrainian ambassador of germany, melnyk, insultingly called chancellor scholz, touchy with liver sausage, is likely. the diplomat takes an example from his head of the minister of foreign affairs, which allows himself inappropriate statements and so many people in nato countries, including politicians , admire ukraine very simply, this is because ukraine is not afraid of russia everyone wants to kick russia's ass, everyone, but no one dared. russia will answer. it is berlin who swallows the insult; he has no other choice. now zelensky is trying to involve chancellor schultz in a new pr to discuss german aid to ukraine against russia in kiev on may 9 he is invited to come to ukraine he can make this very powerful political step to come here on may 9 to kiev i do not explain the meaning. i think you're cultured enough to understand why the ambassador. ukrainian he is convinced that it is worth paying attention not to the fact that someone feels offended, but to whether they will h

general mayer said that if strikes were inflicted on our territory, then we would hit hard on the decision-makinggion. vladimir returned to the embassy, ​​where the strikes on the decision centers. volodymyr is supplied with weapons that allow western countries to strike deep into our territory, where strikes on decision-making centers in the embassy do not suit all the embassy in kiev. what does it mean? vladimir can i dream that here is the first point where i started? and? maybe we can lure them all there and take them in a bunch. but no, who knows, in any case, this directly reminds me not of my mother. let me come up with the famous paintings that you still have people's panoramas, brother i don't want to say intrude. i have some thoughts, therefore, about this, but i would like to express them, because i have already said it many times. i will not assess the conduct of our operation from a military point of view. quoted military military same military same. yes, so far in the center, until our operation turned into a war. now, if it outgrows, so to speak, if the legal point of view in war,

yes, because yes, because there is yet, for example, mayer's pants are the same, that is, it was allstand it, either according to the american order, or according to the ukrainian one, which is even worse. yes, but a list of german politicians who betrayed ukraine has been published. well, it's surprising that they never forgave merkel on their own for a second. i will never listen to the master. well, well, after all, if when we take the topic, then germany must always remember that this is a state with limited sovereignty. and be that as it may, that is, it was the soviet union that fulfilled its obligations and removed its military bases from there. in general, a limited contingent, and america, the american pineapple. yes, that is, everything happens there. and that germany got the right to have a full-fledged army, and since when? yes, that is, germany is under the influence primarily of the military influence of nato and the united states germany is under the financial pressure of the united states, so now, if merkel, according to the old tradition, there is a schroeder and a h

>> we saw the john mayer kyiv, talk about everyone is in bunkers. that's going to be okay right-hand turn we got to see exactly what he does. >> does he mobilize s double down and try toing to bring some -- you don't know it until monday but it is an important day. >> let's hope he creates some kind of victory tims. in he's endanger of losing it. >> the ukrainian military is destroying it. >> always dpraet to have you on the show. thank you very much, major. >> you will be able to see that full report with tit. >>> the u.n. security councilman natchl council managed to be on the same page. the countdcil has been able to anything to stop the war. >> i will be back. in the meantime, coming up next, two dozens people of a massive explosions ripped in the hotel, cuba. we have the latest from havana, next. me they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring from me.♪ with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. ready to turn

he was her father's brother and his name was john mayer.leavy according to a family tree compiled some seven years ago. the mayor was a storm owner and prominent leader of the community and during the war organized a home guard unit according to family members and historians. the separate slave schedule lifted. identified is two males 70 and 26. two female 65, 45 and 23. bertha who came from germany as a teenager may have been horrified by the experience of witnessing and being served by human channel instead she fully embraced the barbaric practice and became devoted to the peer peculiar institution. the daughters of the confederacy chapter and requested that a confederate flag be draped across her coffin which it was. separately, there is also compelling evidence that the brother of revolutionary war ancestor of the sulzberger branch of the family was involved in the slave trade speared while. the same newspaper that is pushing the 1619 project. can you believe this hypocrisy. can you believe that. can you believe there has been no protes

then i realize how to help the whole house were shaking policy pos, mayer. hon. cash film, the catastrophe unfolding in front of him said, who are the ones in it's in st. completely insane. before you know, the emergency services can't do anything. it's not impossible right now. out of the question. my god said, pounds bottle life financial kilt i was in shock. i couldn't even begin to process what i was saying. mr. arnold. although no lives were lost, the flood left the village. devastated. is it so terrible? i'm speechless of people. people have never seen anything like it. a few years later, germany suffering the effects of a different kind of extreme weather. in 20182019 temperatures rose above 40 degrees celsius in the summer with no rain for months on end rivers tried up a disaster for the local environment and its inhabitants. your hut in last year there was no rainfall here in the region for more than 70 day line. and then in summer 2021 the our valley in western germany was hit by flash flooding. let's as you looked at and all of a sudden we were confronted with issues that we'd a

policy pos, mayer. hon. cash film, the catastrophe unfolding in front of him. once in. it's in, sag, completely insane before you know, the emergency services can't do anything. it's not impossible right now. out of the question my god, save pounds, bottle life, financial kill. i was in shock. i couldn't even begin to process what i was say. missed i know. although no lives were lost. the flood left a village devastated this its voice horrible. i'm speechless off people. people have never seen anything like it. a few years later, germany suffered the effects of a different kind of extreme weather. in 20182019 temperatures rose above 40 degrees celsius in the summer, with no rain for months on end rivers, dryden be done. then in summer 2021, the, our valley in western germany was hit by flash flooding. let's as you looked and all of a sudden we were confronted with issues that we'd always thought only affected somewhere else in the world of places like bangladesh or dramatic. whether fluctuations have become commonplace, what does the future hold, and what do we need to

. >> and mayer brown saying he has received several calls from the white house.rom the white house and president biden had been briefed and that he and the first lady are sending their prayers precede the present has been briefed by homeland security advisor on the horrific shooting. he will continue to receive updates throughout the evening and tomorrow is further information development sprayed again the president and first lady are praying for those who have been lost and for their loved ones. we also note new york governor is on her way to buffalo but we will continue tracking the breaking develops in the horrific story, jon. jon: is an absolutely awful event and so senseless to as you pointed out the kid came in from well outside buffalo and picked this tops supermarket and just started opening fire. live streaming as he did so. nate foy from her new york newsroom, nay thank you. that is how fox reports on the saturday the 14th of may 2022. i am jon scott, thank you for watching we'll see you again tomorrow.

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the veterans, ken mayers and tarak kauff, who are now both in their 80's, entered the airfield on march 17, 2019 to inspect u.s. planes on the runway while carrying a larger banner that read -- "u.s. veterans say respect irish neutrality. u.s. war machine out of shannon airport. veterans for peace." on tuesday a jury in dublin convicted them of interfering with the operation of shannon airport. they were acquitted of two other charges. back in the united states, the house select committee investigating the january 6 assault on congress has released text messages of donald trump, jr. pleading with the white house to condemn the insurrection at the u.s. capitol on the day of the riots. in one text message to white house chief of staff mark meadows on january 6, trump jr. wrote -- "we need an oval address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand." the text messages were released as trump jr. reportedly met privately with the january 6 committee to answer questions. meanwhile, two "new york times" reporters have released new audio tapes of house republican minority le

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mayer what are your thoughts on the latino vote? what are your constituents concerned with today?the country only care about one issue which is immigration. i think that is absolutely false. i think hispanic voters across the country care about the things that everybody cares about. they want prosperity for themselves and for their children. they want low taxes for the want to be safe in their communities. it is apparent the republican party is addressing those issues. not only at the city level so that the national level its resignation. a member seeing an article riesling international publication that showed hispanics are trendingbl republican i think about to breach 50% for the first time probably and a long time. i think it is indicative of the fact the republican platform and republican talking points and republican policies are a resignation with hispanics across not only miami but certainly across the country. maria: one other issue is inflation we are talking about all the time. look at where we are, forty-year high inflation on the upcoming week were going to get another

mayer about jimmy hoffa, his contribution to your city and what may have come of him?las vegas built to the point that it is today. they were the real source of the monies from their pension fund and the relationship from that casino owners and the city and the county and the teamsters was a very, very good relationship. turns out many of the people who were involved in connections with the quote mob. the bottom line is without that kind of money las vegas never would have been built. i cannot speculate that people are speculating for even though was deceased this reflects upon the family with connection and this pops up as far as mr. hoffa is concerned by being able to find some type of metal or substance under a bridge there for those bridges were made with the rebar they are full of metal. it's a lot of trouble to go and start putting bodies in places that are difficult to reach. not that i have any personal experience. eric: were up against the clock mr. mayor thank you we hope the fa will solve all the cases. thank you appreciate it. eric: of course if you want to

katie mayer political reporter there. thank you for joining us, what do you make of it at this hour given what we're learning and how tight it is? >> yeah, it's very tight. this is a race where both of the candidates who are now competing for these trenches about that are coming in in the suburbs don't have extremely tight ties to pennsylvania or to the areas where they live. so, yeah oz has montgomery county listed as his hometown on the ballot. but it doesn't have a history there. it is not a political history there. and that does matter in this race. where you really can't tell how the votes are gonna split in these again, really important populist suburban counties around philadelphia. same for that david mccormick. he did well around allegheny county, but again, he hasn't been there many years. that's a factor in this. >> when you look at barnett slipping, she was sort of both boyd and perhaps complicated by the closing message that tied back to january six, and more and more scrutiny of the commons that she made att

katie mayer political reporter there. thank you for joining us, what do you make of it at this hour given what we're learning and how tight it is? >> yeah, it's very tight. this is a race where both of the candidates who are now competing for these trenches about that are coming in in the suburbs don't have extremely tight ties to pennsylvania or to the areas where they live. so, yeah oz has montgomery county listed as his hometown on the ballot. but it doesn't have a history there. it is not a political history there. and that does matter in this race. where you really can't tell how the votes are gonna split in these again, really important populist suburban counties around philadelphia. same for that david mccormack. he did well around allegheny county, but again, he hasn't been there many years. that's a factor in this. >> when you look at barnett slipping, she was sort of both boyd and perhaps complicated by the closing message that tied back to january six, and more and more scrutiny of the commons that she made att

>> now he didn't i don't know ifke you get any takers on thata, and if but laura his feet mayer avoid avoided disaster butgu his tongue sure didn't is going a house and his daughter how lot women because i see after this is over i've been to i don't want to make i you stand i'm sorry the but the whole point of raising this is and we're not going to be able to talk much about it today but conservation, you know, we have no plan they have no plan to bring down energy prices today . i would make the arguments that biden speaks more truth than his stumbles than when he actually reads the copy cleanly. laura .ea and as you were talking aboutus earlier, the president is now pushing to lift those tariffs on china in an underreported story, cardinal joseph zheng of hong kong, a tireless voice fors freedom and religious rights. he was arrested r by therr ccphe this morning. though the white house called for his release, biden said nothingef. ditto for the pope, which isst really distressing.ree the vatican vatican which made l with china, the government permitting g to pick bishops nt in a sta

we'll let thank the jury and and thornton and the libraries of course with thank my editor norton tom mayer my family my husband for supporting me all these years and i want to thank i really thank the colleagues who helped me understand other parts of the world, but i really want to thank my students for pushing me to think about these things that most the researchers who did a lot of the work and the research a sign of how long this book is taking me to write. i was thinking that some of my student researchers are now tenured professors. timing coming all of you. i want to thank my friends and my family who have supported me as i wrote this book. thank my editor joy. dominell who's somewhere here thomas levine who i started with and you know, i don't know also, just think. the many wonderful people who kind of recorded their experiences for me to find i really appreciate this sort of storytellers that came before us. thank you. please welcome carvo salonzo dean of the graduate school of arts and sciences and morris a and alma shapiro professor in the humanities. good evening. graduate sch