mayer's hutka became supersighted.and they walked prominently and the brand slow grew up to open the dy-stack the film cosmic sweaty jasah the amount of jatyry millions dollars senya. i can safely multiply it by 10. and louis meyer cut the wave to flare up. i'm to trace ben gur. the history of france jasu jesus christ from the haze and two years of dangerous light went on for the scene of a naval battle. the sbu was given a whole fleet, and for chariot races, a life -size model of the colosseum.

and louis mayer cut the sigh to flare up. i'm to trace ben gur. prince's story.ei to the hour of jesus christ from the haze, and they walked, for two years at different krains, the light for the scene of a sea battle. the sbu gave a whole fleet, and for chariot races, the model of the colosseum at the life-size yakida of the edges filled the alemayer mosolka was not overwhelmed by the charioteer, they drive over carefully thinness and not you azar tuneyama and tadyyon to get off with the champion will be sopranos, and the peramorian tearing off the rat $ 100 of the chariot would rush alena to the final , not all cameramen reached the final - this diligently became a classic of cinema. the epic shavings didn’t pay off alleyasha and brought profit, and at the corner the studio released hundreds of films that the year of the skin zim began with a formidable fish. lion golden metro emblem. meyer hutka became informative in the light of the baliede of the draper named leo however regge himself, who played this role, changed meyer's joke with lions about the dog to the

and timothy mayer saidno . he said i treated you good as slaves so i don't know you anything.jo and the others decided to save up their own money and buy the land for peace from timothy mayer and in cujo's words, he didn't giveus one nickel off the price .so they bought five boor six properties to start and they were all about2 to 3 acres . they more quickly oubecause by this .2 or three years after the war ended and a lot of them had kids and they been renting houses and stuff so they bought this land and did something they did throughout their time in captivity when they were enslaved. they stuck together and took turns building each other's houses. one thing that's unusual about the people on the clotilda is that they were mostly stfrom the same small village, many of them were. let's say half of them were. then they had all marched into captivity. they had been in the baracoon for months and they had become a tightknit group. usually with enslaved people they were sold at market because the clotilda people were obviously africans timothy couldn't take them to the slave mar

mayer's hutka became supersighted. on the right, they went to athna, and marcus grew up to unbend and put a cosmic sum in hours on the film, jatyry millions of dollars, everything can not be safely multiplied by 10. and louis mayer cut the breath flare up. i'm on to the next ben gur. history of france people jasu jesus christ with haze. and they walked, two passages near different areas of the light for the scene of a naval battle. the sbu gave a whole fleet, and for chariot races, a mock colise at the life-size yakida edge filled the alemayer mosulka was not asked by the drivers to drive over carefully thinness, and you are azar tonyama. and then he will give weight to the champion will be the accompaniments, and the pen, coming off the 100 dollars of the chariot. halyons would have rushed, not all operators reached the final - this is the side with smoke, the scene has become an epic movie classic. the horse's slices paid off alleyash and brought profit, and the studio released hundreds of films in the bare, that the

and it's the steamboat captain mayer. he had moved maine to alabama in 1835 as a very young man.d got a job as a deckhand on a steamboat. by the time of the clotilda, he owned nine steamboats with his brothers, they had three plantations. one for each brother, and they enslaved about people. they were among the richest men in alabama by this point because their steamboats were essentially the only way to move cotton down through the state. there were a few other steamboat captains, but to move cotton from all the plantations. so, you know, when when timothy makes this bet where it's 1859 and mobile is third largest port in the country after new york and new orleans, very cosmo place, very wealthy. and so timothy is on his steamboat making the regular run to which he did every week. and you have to think antebellum, you know, very opulent, gone with the wind the steamboat. there are newspaper ads you can read about the luxury accommodations on board the boat. so after dinner, mer would go out on the upper deck. the male passengers and, they would drink whiskey and smoke cigars and

mayer. i'm going to throw the first question to one of our guests watching from home. this is from riley sutherland who clearly like us as a fan of your past research. riley asked. did dr. mayer's research reveal anything about the canadian women attached to hazen's regiment and if so did their experiences differ from other camp followers and women that we know of in the american revolutionary british forces. little bit in air about the women with the regiment there. i couldn't leave camp followers out. there's no way what we do know, is that women and children did also retreat with the french canadians at the retreat from canada moses hazen's wife. charlotte was also a refugee edward. ann till's wife was a refugee. she also kept bearing children in camp and losing about half of them. through the process of this war there were certainly other soldiers that had their wives and their children with them in camp. and what is interesting. is that within a few years at least with the french canadians seeing that some of the soldiers who had come down are starting to marry th

mayer. i'm going to throw the first question to one of our guests watching from home. this is from riley sutherland who clearly like us as a fan of your past research. riley asked. did dr. mayer's research reveal anything about the canadian women attached to hazen's regiment and if so did their experiences differ from other camp followers and women that we know of in the american revolutionary british forces. little bit in air about the women with the regiment there. i couldn't leave camp followers out. there's no way what we do know, is that women and children did also retreat with the french canadians at the retreat from canada moses hazen's wife. charlotte was also a refugee edward. ann till's wife was a refugee. she also kept bearing children in camp and losing about half of them. through the process of this war there were certainly other soldiers that had their wives and their children with them in camp. and what is interesting. is that within a few years at least with the french canadians seeing that some of the soldiers who had come down are starting to marry th

i find out nobody had ever looked there because timothy mayer had given up about a dozen locations inhe interviews i mentioned over the yearsur and e would say we burned it on the bayou compass or so all the people who looked for it went to the places he said. the first clue is it couldn't be in those places is there was more than one so you knew he was lying. so this famous historian in mobile who wrote a book about the battle of mobile bay, he spent tens of thousands of dollars doing modern surveys of the places that timothy mayer said he burned the ship but never found it and he died so i had his research papers from the history museum and i knew where he looked. then i found this thing in his journal for he says 12-mile island and i figured out nobody looked there so i waited until we had a very low tide during the winter, big northwind, the river system about 4 feet below normal.an it was january 2nd, 2018. i went looking to see if i saw a ship poking out of the mud and i found one. it was a scooter from the 1850s.se i brought marine archaeologists to see get and they all confirm

all the more so because stein mayer seemed to be reading the mayers who in our country so simply became ferstein. and the one who understands putin and asks to negotiate with him is already he also voiced it quite differently a few days ago, even some people called his speech historic, even there the mayor said that he really said that there is a new era, a new germany and russia, there is nothing to talk about, they destroyed all the agreements that existed , he sniffed a little at what is called gunpowder and said that no no no no no, he says with the muscovites, that’s how you see it here, he was afraid to go the first time, he didn’t go there, he canceled something there, after the shelling, the second time, let’s talk about how it will be, well, well, by the way, uh, tom cooper, is there a fresh version of him that has already been translated? he even translated his assessment of events in ukraine, he will point out that we don't know much now because the fog is quite thick and the bottom of both sides says that propaganda makes no sense to comment on all the statements there, but

mayer and his brothers. nearly would have met the news. is the open american secret that the ships coming and will he was in illegal slaving in the pirate that's how he generated most of this money coming in. so there's this interesting -- mayer cared nothing about breaking the law. it was all aboutut making a poit about why he bragged about so much. that's why he got arrested a week after the ship returns. they were unable to find the ship. they have burned it the night they came into the country and remained there for 160 years. they started looking for it. after the right. he was in the newspapers around the country two days after the ship returned. started in mobile with mobile paper. they wrote the flotilla has returned with a cargo of slaves in that story was all of the country and people were cheering for it in the south. >> thank you both. this will be my final question i'm going to push both of you to talk about parts of the books that havee not come up yet another google opened up to the audience and we'll go from there. i'mm int

holly mayer, who's been a dear friend of mine for decades now. we've been catching up a little bit on the terrace earlier trying to calculate the years, but it was back in the 19 hundreds when we first met. isn't that amazing how that sounds now? >> [laughter] -- >> dr. mayer is now a professor america from the graduate school of duquesne university in my hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania where she taught for many decades. she did two stints as chair of the history department there after joining to kane, after receiving her ph.d. at the college of william merit. she also served as the visiting harold k johnson chair of military history at the u.s. army war college out in carlisle, pennsylvania. and currently, during this academic year, at west point where she's serving as the professor of history. she's also been commissioned, went through our otc, and served in the u.s. army reserves. so she's stood a long time ago, but she still stands barely straight. you are recognizable as a military person still. she's the author of a whole slew of artic

andy mayer thank you much andy mayer thank you very much indeed. believe that 75% indeed.5% they may get a allowances, they may get a few allowances, a few you few pence off, but if you overcharge companies overcharge large companies for what is capital no guarantee profit in oil and gas you know in fact in 2020 a lot of them lost a fortune. now what the average moment today it's got to be the football can you believe it i thought argentina messi's last world cup for actually in terms the price at the bookmakers they probably offered better value than brazil and yet they were beaten today by saudi arabia you couldn't make it up. tomorrow is a national holiday in saudi arabia now albeit this is the first match of the group stages. maybe we shouldn't too excited. but yes don't cry for argentina is what we're telling you. and as we speak almost unbeliever play australia are drawing with france. oh it's now to wonder france. oh well there we are. well that's one underdog fairy tale that perhaps has just come to an end a last couple of seconds . in a come to an end a last coupl

andy mayer thank you much andy mayer thank you very much indeed. believe that 75% indeed.75% they may get a allowances, they may get a few allowances, a few you few pence off, but if you overcharge companies overcharge large companies for what is capital no guarantee profit in oil and gas you know in fact in 2020 a lot of them lost a fortune. now what the average moment today it's got to be the football can you believe it i thought argentina messi's last world cup for actually in terms the price at the bookmakers they probably offered better value than brazil and yet they were beaten today by saudi arabia you couldn't make it up. tomorrow is a national holiday in saudi arabia now albeit this is the first match of the group stages. maybe we shouldn't too excited. but yes don't cry for argentina is what we're telling you. and as we speak almost unbeliever play australia are drawing with france. oh it's now to wonder france. oh well there we are. well that's one underdog fairy tale that perhaps has just come to an end a last couple of seconds . in a come to an end a last coup

. >> reporter: comes after san francisco mayer did pretty much the same thing around union square for the holiday shopping season. on black friday, there were decent decent sized crowds . no reports of smashes and grabs, like we saw last year around the same time. >> reporter: two new considered housing sites for homeless populations. they are trying to increase housing units as homelessness continues to incline. >> about 100 homes would be added to each location. >> bay area fans of comics, anime, sci-fi, horror, and gaming are going all out today. the fan expo brought the comic-con experiences san francisco for the first time ever. fans are all decked out in the costumes of their favorite characters. they have a chance to listen to panels, learn from work talk, and by unique items . as well as meet and get autographs from the celebrities they love. >> i know that people like to make the superhero connection. that's come here. i hear their story. >> the event will continue throughout the weekend. there's been a great turnout and response from the fans. >>> public health officials are

timothy mayer picky because his next-door neighbor was the owner of it and it was the fastest ship andten. ten. he knew his next-door neighbor like kim was wanting to thumb his nose at the government. they had invested and another guy, i won't go into him, but he was trying to take over a central american country to enter into a a slave state. they gave him a ship to pursue that. >> thank you. good afternoon. i want to say thank you for your excavation work, very critically important. the question that i'm left with is no, how do we move white people, how do we move people passed this idea of this mentality of slavery and the educational tourism and capitalism tourism of sites like this are ones that you're trying to build and actually funnel money and resources towards the justice and healing of these communities? like, giving money financially to help people restore some of these broken ties in the families and things that people are dealing with. because also i think museums and memorials are beautiful, they haven't served us in the way that are actually generative and help us get p

so she story i've seen from dr. mayer 6. i'm a glove in a custom link with seals and i need to be a dumb dumb boss though he with no we use meeting us. it's from across from the semester, amanda, which america focuses. let's pick it up in not be dish law. would be a full movie chase just once you go to die. in my stud was supposed to be dish la status for so many pizza us, which immigration doors, my sure wouldn't. it might go to below ring of mushroom, you know, our informants on them was a political partisan molar club useful drinker. chested reveal abortion girl, a peaceful to william with? ah, only 41 percent of you as a don't have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical debt. in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you tru

he's always worth mayer's formula, yes, that is, and so, that this time he's been fighting the world.formulas now, right? any calls for a ceasefire now are not serious, because the moment of truce would mean, in fact, if the injustice had already happened, the scientists smell of a ceasefire. the fire now will mean that russia is left to you, the occupying territory of the border is entrusted to violate international law. he warrant and dental capture occurs. i will allow all this. okay, the whole world is over, the world doesn't need anyone to subscribe, and this is the person who well listen to him. actually lies. after all, this imprint is for the normandy format for the pledges. yes imprint heavily alcoholism. his muzzle is absolutely soaking, but in fact, i absolutely do not care how he looks, but when he carries it, when he really is. this let the german people already decide. he winces schools to study recognition. okay, then listen. well on in fact, but you mention here, but the sarmatians and satan there, yes, but in this case, listen, well, russia she is, well, there is no r

today they managed to withdraw russian journalist a marina gazma mayer e from germany in russia, khakimova, right before the announcement of the german authorities, the announcer, as soon as she arrived in germany on a private visit, they raided her with a search, the reason was the letter z banned in this country on the journalist’s page in social networks are now in direct contact from domodedovo airport our correspondent maria valieva she managed to personally chat with a returning journalist. maria hello. we are waiting for details from you. hello, my journalist marina gtsmayer khakimova and we have just managed to record an exclusive interview here at domodedovo airport. friends with flowers were waiting for her here. and as soon as marina left the arrivals area. she immediately burst into tears and said, finally i am at home, of course, all the horror that she experienced during these 3 days. it is even difficult to put into words what she experienced at that moment . the fact is that on november 16, marina flew to germany in frankfurt-manania met her husband there and thought she wo

today, the russian journalist marina gaytsy mayer khakimova was taken out of germany to russia rightefore the announcement of the german authorities about her arrest, as soon as she arrived in germany on a private visit, they raided her with a search, the reason was, the letter z, which is prohibited in this country, on the journalist’s page on social networks, maria vaeva has all the details. journalistskaya, marina and gtsmayer khakimova and we have just managed to record an exclusive interview here at domodedovo airport. friends with flowers were waiting for her here. and as soon as marina left the arrivals area. she immediately burst into tears and said, finally. i am at home, of course, all the horror that she experienced during these 3 days. it is even difficult to put into words on november 17, the police raided her and began to search the apartment. uh, how are they they explained to marina that there was allegedly a court session and after it a decision was made to study in the apartment of moraine and her husband. marina was seized all means of communication early in the mo

stein mayer, who was a minister in many governments at one time and now, after visiting ukraine, madet we have done we made a colossal mistake, we now have to atone for our failures in relation to russia, and i personally am responsible for it, let's remember one of the leading politicians of germany, the golf-ghanashi blia, who was for a long time and in governments and as the head of the hds faction in the parliament and so on, he says. i also officially declare that we were wrong, this is what the leading political figures of today's germany say, and this means that the leaders of these people finally understand that russia is not a friend but that this is the enemy. yes, there are still useful idiots, there are many of them, there are still people whom moscow continues to feed from its oil and gas hand, but the trend seems to me to be completely different in europe . them because they are the ones who will help ukraine today, that is why they are the ones who will go further today, even though they will play. of course, we do not need to be idealists and think that they will do ev

the technique is attributed to the naturopathic doctor france mayer, australian researchers claimed thatuman health depends primarily on the condition of the intestines, it is this theory that has become fundamental in the process of cleansing the body of toxins and toxins called titox modern dietology. there are many detox tables to solve various problems associated with disruption of the liver of the gastrointestinal tract, however, doctors, evidence-based medicine are skeptical of the ideas of cleansing the body, by fasting and eating juices for a week. and smoothies in general, our body is able to cleanse itself when what is called forced detox, let's try to find out together with our guest with loneliness today hostile expert marina valentinovna hello hello marina valentinovna popova dietitian has the first qualification category has conducted more than 50 speeches at scientific and practical conferences, seminars and in the media co-author of instructions approved by the ministry of health of belarus chief freelance dietitian of the health committee of the minvor executive committe

the guys, this is positive and the solution of the eight and the new german policy is running tire mayertatement but and so it continues the attacks continue and on this background but it already sounds comical here is the statement yesterday the width of the tripod that anti-duo complexes of vampires will be installed in the middle of next year in america, in my opinion, they have not yet understood that now the sacred second speaks the opinion of time, now the hours, hours and days are deciding the resistance of the russian aggression, well, let’s go, let’s go, eh , it’s necessary. the allies are leading a counter-system that lives urgently in the field defense system - this is a german address , the american nesoms but this time they will also be deployed for real, that we will create an integrated system of ukrainian defense months, it is necessary to solve the problem today, and only one measure can solve it, and i reminded you all the same that general zaluzhny wrote his article on september 8, it is necessary to liquidate this impunity of russian long-range fire, the maximum range

quite positive, this is the solution of the eight and the new german policy, this is running a tire, mayer’scation, but that’s how it continues, the attacks continue in the background, but it already sounds comical yesterday's statement by the soviet union that the vampire antibiotic complexes will be placed in the middle and the future of water in america, in my opinion, they have not yet understood that now the sacred second speaks of the opinion of time . and thanks our allies are leading a counter-system of anti-aircraft -legal relations, the american nesoms but this time they will also be deployed for real that we will create an integrated system of ukrainian defense this month and the need solve the problem today, and only one measure can solve it, and i reminded myself equally about this that i wrote my article on september 8th that it is necessary to eliminate this issue without russian long-range fire, the maximum maximum range of ukrainian artillery rocket attacks is 800 km, they are russians their luck, they shoot the sea, something from the caspian water area, the only solution i

for the introduction of a cease-fire regime frivolous about it, german president frank walter stein mayerd in an interview with the german agency deutsche welle, according to the president of the bundestag, the cease-fire regime in the current situation will only consolidate the injustice that has already been inflicted, russia will leave the occupied ukrainian territories behind. therefore, this will be considered a disregard for the international rights and theft of ukrainian territories, therefore, ukraine needs to help defend its rights on the battlefield by providing the necessary military humanitarian and financial aid well, really, first victory on the battlefield well, and further and further it will be seen and it will be seen that we will dictate from a position of strength the ukraine nato commission will not meet until kyiv returns all their rights to the transcarpathian hungarians about it today on its page the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, peter sziarto, wrote on facebook. according to him, the official budapest spoke about this a long time ago. however, since the

here is the militarism of stan mayer, he, of course, is so purely german, that is, everything has alreadyave our checkers a little, uh, or rather, old knight's swords. why because from a military point of view, this is a window of opportunity for improving the position of the armed forces, and even more so for some offensives, it practically slammed shut, of course, nature also played its role in this. she loves, starting with general frost, but the truth is that everything is the same in this nature, ours and ukraine are, but it’s completely obvious that it’s impossible to attack anymore, that is, a month and a half of attempts to somehow enter the clinic somehow. given that it is absolutely obvious that the declared declared. uh, how to say the goal, this is the exit to the berdyansk back in august. they're not even remotely visible in november and of course it's immediately, uh, in this case imposes. uh, well, how would you say your fleur to all the arguments about the military victory of ukraine it’s clear that it won’t be in quiet circumstances, now we are ending with reformatting ,

that is, they buy through vladivostok, including my acquaintances, container lines that leave the mayeries of goods that are vital to us. and what are we doing to help ourselves, what are we waiting for, when it will resolve itself, and i allowed me, of course, the most modest position of all those present, but in the air. this hovering operation in ukraine is just the beginning. we go full-blown third world war. we need not just e, not just some kind of closing holes, and everything will be as before, and china is also fully preparing for this world war iii, when it will be incomprehensible 3 years 5 years 7 years, well, rebuild society, rebuild the economy constantly in lever with a dolphin. the concept of self-revolution sounds, because as soon as he came to power. he wrote a great article. it was closed at the beginning, it was published literally until a week before the congress that the soviet union collapsed collapsed on its own, and the communist police union did not prevent the collapse of this state. and china too. it can repeat such a fate, that is, what we are talking about

you know, when there is light and when i have i have a free moment now, i'm reading the book golden mayerster of israel, who is my life, and that's where she told, because she told in one of the parts, how she moved to live in what was still palestine in the 20s and how the people with whom she moved were the first immigrants in the first few months they often returned back to the united states of america because they could not withstand the heat, mosquitoes, malaria and all the other difficulties they faced. friends, we are ready for this and we must be ready for anything because we are fighting an aggressor who wants to bring us to our knees, but we will definitely stand . don't switch because our broadcast is going on, there might have been a black friday ad but we are canceling this ad we just want to give you discounts of up to 50% on megogo so that you can afford to relax sometimes in the future i have free choices and discounts to choose from choose what you want on megogo good evening. we are from ukraine. let's go back to the ether. i remind you that my name is vasyl zima. thank

and then, and we had another election, mayer election and a sample. it's 3 months later in june, and at that time, except in the middle of the election, with a difference of around $800000.00 votes and a stumble. so that's why he is very popular because many people, including building up part to supporters and some people who are offended to with the ruling out parties. policies despite they are members or they have is supportive dr. marty in 20 years. they are, and they were against this saying that he older the one the election. there was no need for a recall. that's why he became very popular and this fight. he's a member of the republican party. he comes from a conservative background, a profile, which is similar to the ruling authority politician profile. that's why he a, he actually gathered some sympathy among a stumble citizens. and he's supportive because many citizens in his stumble, think that he was victimized by the power of the government during the elections in 2019. so this is his story. so on that, what can we expect from the hearing

community as a whole, the only question is how much everything is synchronized now and how much stein mayer policy is going to do this again. well , first of all, i want to agree with the fact that from the recognition of the genocide of the holodomor to the recognition of today's genocide of the russians, the step has decreased, i.e. thanks to the fact that the holodomor will be recognized today, it will be easier to recognize that what the russians are doing today is genocide, that i agree completely, that it fully corresponds to the signs on this, that is enshrined in the un convention on the prevention of genocide, here is your question about mr. steinmeier, looking from one side pshe does not have a very big influence on politicians because he is purely formally legal, in fact he checks the laws only as the president on their a-and that means on their responsibility of the constitution in the main law and if they answer, he signs them and, in principle, this is where his authorized representative ends. other appointments of judges to officers of the state award are purely formal report

i'm interested in what was the name of the real person who got into the mayer language.e come from? what did he trade? well, to begin with, this man was a doctor. role under the kingdom dmitry khateev, school number 12 of the city of penza , perhaps his name was the same as his drug a rvitan, and he was a charlatan, he sold his pills in the market. well, i don’t ask at the market at the fair and at fairs that we can name a specific place , then we can go to it and earn a medal. where is the nationality from? whatever decides, the city of st. petersburg, the fifty-sixth gymnasium, as far as i remember, he traded near a large bridge, there is no such large bridge. i remember that for sure some bridge next to which there was a market was not composing. knows exactly the famous bridge, and he 's just really very famous there a lot what happened. there were even houses, jewelers lived there, and so on. what is the name of maria kipriyanova , the city of rybinsk, gymnasium number eight, this bridge was called the new bridge. that's right, the brilliant girl gave, not for anyth

today, what he said, what imayer stein mayer is the main varnish without putin, who is to blame for allhis is what everyone understands that he is with him together, here is the titanic, who is not there ? there are other such big hits they want to deal with, they just sail away, you drown. and they are on their own, well, you can take belarus with you, and you can also take someone there with you, but everyone else sails away in order to stay in this situation, so well, putin has not yet drowned, that is, he is still holding on. that is exactly what he is still holding on to. he is still holding on from the ship. he floats out, jumps in. the oligarchs swim inside on it. the ships are coming. kadyrov is a handsome man. the struggle for the region is of this type. there may be something like this, someone will push them to the west. i'm going, you'll say okay. we'll save you. and now we're going to talk, that is, all the processes are very good. look at the titanic and imagine that it's russia, the russian empire, the soviet union, and he's starting there. he's actually starting there. w

south korea meanwhile, has called for more sanctions. polls have closed anti ones, local elections, mayers and city council members don't have a direct say in taiwan, china policy president, sighing when says the world is watching how taiwan defense it's democracy. tensions with beijing have been mounting because of china has repeated threats to take the territory by for at least 15 people have been killed by russian shelling in the southern ukrainian city of her son. somebody's lay out in the open overnight as emergency services struggle to respond under the barrage of miss how's the governor says hospital patients have been transferred to other areas for their safety. russia has stepped up attacks on the city which ukraine reach us earlier this month . new crane is working to restore electricity supplies, the temperature is re sub 0 in many areas, russia, missiles have damage nearly half the countries power facilities for a challenge is in chief at the main holiday. more memorial, he tells us more about this. come on the ration since 1998th, the saturday of november has been a little mor

somewhere here it sounded a lot and respectable people, i also blame that prime minister of israel golda mayerhis, who said that we have one main disagreement as enemies, they want our death instead we want peace we want to live and accordingly it can be 10 positions can be 20 positions can be a million positions, in the end the russian leadership has already stated in all its and suppliers that the conditions of ukraine are impossible and fantastic, they will not agree to these conditions, this is a position for negotiations - this is a position for presentation of russia also ask russia on february 24 also put forward some positions about some kind of denazification and militarization, but in the end russia itself delivered tanks from weapons to ukraine in the form of trophies much more than these western countries put together, therefore the victory of ukraine and guarantees of peace in ukraine will take place only on the field battle and not as a result of an offer of 10 or 20 or something else, this is my firm belief, in the end, the realities prove that the only guarantee of peace for uk

andy mayer thank you much andy mayer thank you very much indeed. believe that 75% indeed.5% they may get a allowances, they may get a few allowances, a few you few pence off, but if you overcharge companies overcharge large companies for what is capital no guarantee profit in oil and gas you know in fact in 2020 a lot of them lost a fortune. now what the average moment today it's got to be the football can you believe it i thought argentina messi's last world cup for actually in terms the price at the bookmakers they probably offered better value than brazil and yet they were beaten today by saudi arabia you couldn't make it up. tomorrow is a national holiday in saudi arabia now albeit this is the first match of the group stages. maybe we shouldn't too excited. but yes don't cry for argentina is what we're telling you. and as we speak almost unbeliever play australia are drawing with france. oh it's now to wonder france. oh well there we are. well that's one underdog fairy tale that perhaps has just come to an end a last couple of seconds . in a come to an end a last coupl

professor mayer will operate as soon as we get the test results. she arrived. move on. hello , hold on. sorry. i will be very late today. look, there's a finger now. no, and as you already know, there's nothing here either. look, you see, there is nothing. good how are they? sleep and then i went home. okay. thank you. for oleg and in general. bye bye. our eyes were like this. beautiful, clever, hostess , a wonderful person, who needs to immediately go to lyuba without her? and most importantly, the second person in our village after the chairman is the secretary of the village council, nation. and i want to say that lyubasha is a wonderful mother, yes, and this is the most. the main thing is for you and for your step thank you sisters. one such son raised, the father could not. hell, he'll show up. hello. hello, i came to wish you, so to speak, happy birthday. i come when i want. well, i'm actually in the service about your son to worry about his age, you know what kind of boy he is. take it, let's go out. i have not poked my nose into the village for 15 years now. now

in new york city spotted this person, 21-year-old chris brown, along with a friend of his matthew mayerarrested. federal charges are a possibility. state charges are there for chris brown, terroristic threats. law enforcement said in their possession was a swastika arm patch, a gun, ski masks. i want you to hear from the mayor, his reaction. >> to have a person armed -- have the means, the hate and the desire to carry out a crime of this magnitude is serious. we averted that step. >> reporter: i mean, they really did. the mayor even saying, can you imagine someone having a swastika arm band in 2022 in new york. there is a strategic event to deploy resources around the city coming up to thanksgiving. a number of reasons why law enforcement is being vigilant. >> couple weeks after the threats in new jersey as well. thank goodness for these law enforcement officers. >>> nasa's space craft just did a lunar fly-by. what this means for the mission to put people back on the moon. we'll tell you that next. it's an 8 in 1 immune support formula. airborne. do more. we all have a purpose in life -

. >> jim kosta will win the california 21st district defeating republican michael mayer. this is a democratic hold. this gives republicans a total of 217 seats in the house. that means they need just one more to take control of the chamber. >> these developments come as congress is back on capitol hill for the first time since the mid-terms. republicans are haggling over who will lead the party. in the wake of last week's disappointing election results some prominent republicans are facing challenging positions. >> reporter: after the first time since mitch mcconnell has been the republican leader, he is facing a challenge from within. this after senator rick scott, florida republican, someone who has been battling with mcconnell's allies for months over the handling of the policies plans to challenge him at a closed door meeting. scott is the head of the national republican senatorial committee. mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, someone who has an outside group that spent hundreds of millions of dollars in key senate races in order to try to get back the senate maj

them are braidsenly corrupt public health sector their media lap dogs and blue state governors and mayers love power and control and they didn't give a rat's you know what about what they were doing to our society. so, of course, time spent alone went up. and time with friends went down. in 2021, the average american spent less than three hours per week with friends. that's down 59% compared to 2010 to 2013. now, we all know, whatever our background, how important friends are for just so many of us. they're family. when i was young i was essentially an only child because my brothers were so much older. that meant my friends from field hockey and softball from around the neighborhood, those relationships were informative. they were crucial to my development. young people especially, they need good friends. it's heart breaking. and it's infuriating frankly to see what our government did to harm mental health with covid rules and restrictions, especially to the young. now compared to 2010 to 2013, the average american teen spent approximately 11 fewer hours with friends each week in 2021. th

the 21-year-old brown and 22-year-old matthew mayer were taken into custody at penn station on friday. threats were not aimed at a specific synagogue but they believe they stopped a potential tragedy here in new york city. back in the upper west side, illegal gun and lots of ammo. brown was tweeting and at this semitic tweets, and running an online group. >> we do not tolerate illegal guns in the city, hate or semitic. >> nowhere are there more incidents than in new york city. that's, of course, very troubling. >> bill, part of a disturbing trend and just today the manhattan borough was forced to shut down dms on twitter. >> bill: chris, sounds like you might need an insider to make an arrest like this. you agree with that, or you just watching the social media feed? >> well, g in this casing, i think generally that's true, but in this case it appears he was a pretty prolific social media poster and someone, either nypd or fbi, probably nypd got a report of this twitter feed that, or post he made and locked on very quickly. it's a good example of preemptive, proactive police work and

a collaboration with guitarist john mayer that's been one of the top grossing acts in the nation. ♪ weirlf bros. ♪ and this coming february they'll join the atlanta symphony orchestra for another three nights of truly classic rock. for bob weir it seems keeping the music of the dead alive is nothing less than his life's work. is it one of your hopes from all this that the songs, your music is going to live long after you're not here? >> my major consideration is what are people going to say about what i'm doing in 300 years? because a lot more doors are open to me now. and i'll be stir fried if i'm just going to walk past that. if you've worked for your entire life to be able to work with a symphony orchestra on a meaningful level, how can you pass that up? ♪ >>> well, a police officer in cleveland, ohio has made it his duty to spread joy this holiday season, and it's turned him into an internet sensation. michael george has his story. >> good morning! welcome to the cleveland clinic! >> reporter: every morning outside the cleveland clinic there's an impromptu dance party, and leading th

scene in colorado's eighth congressional district, defeating republican state senator robert kurt mayerde history being the first latina elected to congress, and they begin the week confident that there is going to be this red wave in the house. if democrats keep this up, there is actually small but possible chance they could keep control. let's bring in the sunday night panel, president of the leadership conference -- >> and ben collins, nbc news senior reporter. it's great to have all of you with us. do you see a path forward for democrats to keep their majority in the house? three winning outright races, or having such a narrow republican majority that the democrats may try to reach across the aisle and peel off one or two democrats. maybe somebody who voted for the january 6th commission, or is staunchly against trump or mccarthy. >> either of those are viable. that was because voters, as molly said, they voted for democracy. they voted for fundamental rights. they voted for candidates to express solutions to today's problems, not yesterday's election denial. with that really repres

the milwaukee campus organizer, michael brooks is an organizer in michigan, santiago mayer, the voterout that. sebastian johnston, executive director of -- great to see you all. i want to start with you, mike. i want you to talk me through, there are the exit polls. i take this with a grain of salt. your sense of the biggest motivators for young voters, specifically gen z? >> absolutely. talking with friends and from a poll that march for our lives recently conducted, we saw that the top issues for gen z was gun violence, abortion access and climate change. these are issues that we have grown up with, affecting our immediate lives. it's no supplies that they ended up being the issues that drove young voters to the polls. >> no surprise i've indeed, i remember mikah, doing reporting from parkland. being an older millennial, i grew up of the spear. at the same time, we did fire drills when i was growing up and going to school. we didn't do active shooter drills. that is so fundamentally different for your generation. mia, can you talk about the urgency that young voters feel as they are

robert, i always flip to the acknowledgements to see if the magic name is there, and it, is scott mayersook who worked on my last book. and, this is just a beautiful and brilliant piece of work, full of insight. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me lawrence. >> tonight's last word is next. last word is next and automatically adjusts to help keep you both effortlessly comfortable. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. and now, save 40% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. only for a limited time. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right for you. migraine hits hard, so u hit back with ubrelvy u level up u w

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content franchises somebody in this role who was a deal maker they had that person it was excekevin mayer. they still have that person. he's still the right choice. the board made a mistake i hope they don't make the same mistake a second time. bob certainly brings some stability, brings some real ferry dust to a tarn iished disy story. at the end of the day, this is not an issue that had to happen. now, as i said on the show many times, the market got ahead of itself when it came to the disney story first people were totally ignoring the whole issue of a legacy business deterioration and what that would mean to profitability. the market was getting all caught up in headline sub numbers, even though sub numbers could be looked through when so many of the subs were coming from india where they were fairly noneconomic now the market, of course, is focused on profitability the first stop before profitability is engagement. you got to get more viewers spending more time to be engaged. why? because engagement is what allows you to raise process. engagement is allowing you to reduce churn, and

timothy mayer picked it because his next-door neighbor was the owner of a it was the fastest ship inown. and hem, knew his next-door neighbor like him was one to thumb his nose at the government.an they had invested in another guy i won't go into him but he was trying to take over central american country to turn her into a slave state. they gave him a ship to pursue that.yo >> thank you, good afternoon. i wanted to say thank you for your excavation work. it's very critically important. the question i am left with is though, how do we move white people? how do we move people pass the idea of this mentality of slavery? in the educational tourism and capitalist tourism of sites lik this are ones that you are trying to build and actually funnel money and resources toward the justice and healing of these communities. like really giving money financially to help people restore some is broken ties and things people are dealing with. i also think museums and memorials are beautiful, they have not served us in the ways that help us get past this like people feeling sad. so i just have curios

influence has peaked, of course if she really wanted to get this with these angry they would've said john mayersmaster. but i think if you look across the election results last week and it's pretty clear people are saying no to progressive politics. aoc plane by the head of the house democratic campaign committee for not helping at all they were a bunch of congressional seats lost in new york. i think one of them, at least you have to blame on her in the squad who encouraged kathleen rice to step down that seat is now held by a former nypd detective which is kind of nice progressive political justice after hold d fun nonsense that she and others promoted. maria: that was just desserts. maria: i think you're right she's trying to get your name out there because she's gone relatively quiet over the last couple of months i haven't heard a lot from her and suddenly this is what's important, meanwhile to your point there's inflation, a war and all this other stuff going on that she wants to talk about breaking up live nation. maria: for a while she was trained a primary lots of city senators. >> come

amber julie mayer election. tao invited us into her home, she tells me she's excited and optimistic about moving the city forward. she plans to meet with all of the city's department heads and hold town hall meetings with oakland ear's. we were really struggling. we struggled for many, many years and oakland's mayor election, tao tells me her struggles as a homeless single mom of a young son 15 years ago. prepare her in a unique way to lead a city that is grappling with homelessness and crime. what about xiang tao can get this accomplished when so others before you couldn't i am very pragmatic. i you know, i'm very honest and straightforward and i work with everyone. the unique skill set that i have is that i bring people together, says she wants to use an old army based owned by the city to put up temporary housing in a centralized location to shelter and provide services to the homeless, with the palette palette shelters that have electricity and what have you having safe rv sites? so that our house community

as christa mayer reports. this comes as states battle over respiratory viruses.d and flu season is off to an early start for much of the u. s b, a 5 to 7 day illness and that's just miserable for a lot of kids, according to the cdc. nearly 20 states are reporting higher flu activity and hospitalization rates for this time of year. the agency estimates the country has seen 1.6 million cases this season. dr james conway warns the country has yet to reach its peak. it average influenza season season anywhere between 10 to 50 million cases are already approaching some of those numbers, and it's not even the holidays yet, so this is really shaping up to be a very early season for influenza and for rsv, public health officials say. flu activity typically ramps up in december or january . over the past two years, influenza numbers were low due to covid mitigations, such as masks and social distancing. there isn't a lot of carryover immunity for people that would protect them as flu comes around this year, the flu takes it. told the respiratory illness known as rsv, is f