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miserable as in previous years, the toxic year pauses a major health risk to the skis children, richie mcgill, is really concerned about a 3 year old daughter, annika, one whose stuff was from shortness of breath and yet severe go with the help of medicine that bang, we have the visit to the doctor's already constraint. these these for children of this age group. so the situation is not at all good. the family was even forced to buy it food, a fires to help the ear quality at home. the situation is also become critical in the capital schools. after a week up no glasses. this daily primary school is open to day, despite the high level of pollution. but while classes have resumed, there is still a complete ban on our direct duties. are you all written? mercurial? a senior teacher says that toxic small in delhi puts our students at great risk. if the majority of the children suffer from severe coughs and sometimes in faint, but the schools face a dilemma piazza teacher, the biggest challenge is the students health is very important which we are trying to weigh me on. second biggest thing is that

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it >> the ranch side of mcgill was sold to developers.t of emotions for sure i do not see myself like here at all. i try not to be emotional bothered. i try not to think so much about it. because it is just painful. >> and so is this. the waldorf school has left the voelcker ranch. the classrooms, playgrounds, dreams are abandoned. >> it took forever to do these things, slowly, little by little. i planted those big trees now. another big. so that tells me that, well, i'm really getting old. yes, beautiful memories i can't just feel sadness and my hard, life is too short. >> here you don't exit. >> no, you have to find excuses to be happy every day instead of bringing excuses not to be happy. >> -- >> - ♪♪ >>> this sunday, mourning in america. two mass shootings two days apart, at a walmart in virginia, a nightclub in colorado.

stamps were booked on that hour, and somebody says that you all will get a deal with a deisel akita mcgill talk to put stuff over. but i will check again their official document such as premium guidelines on o u. n. combat and activity and war of i in the band, a rides refer to themselves in no other terms than an order of fanatics and fighters landed by stepan bandana bound, who they called their supreme leader cleansing territories of the enemy presents in times of chaos and unrest. it is acceptable for us to eradicate hostile polish moscow fight and jewish elements. we will mostly eradicate the intelligentsia, make sure they cannot re emerge and keep them away from any leading position or jobs in education. nice to choose. poles and must combines must be isolated and removed from governing bodies. those permitted to stay for technical reasons must be liquidated at the 1st sign of noncompliance guidelines on o. u. in combat and activity in war. double out going south. seattle g show mowgli bushman as over to allocate either today or again that's your total is a while i had the opportunit

an upset after one, but utah scores 14 straight trying to make it 21 just before the half jonathan mcgillpressive interception in the end zone great concentration stanford trail 14-7 at recess, but that is as close as they get utah rolls from there tavion thomas 30 60 yards the house 42-7 at that point. he had 180 russian yards in two scores by himself stanford had just 177 yards of total offense cardinal fall 427. calot, oregon. state bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak on coach wilcox's 46th birthday. second quarter punting down 14 nothing oregon state's anthony gold turns the corner. he's got elaine and he is gone 55 yards the house 21. zip bees late first half oregon state botched the handoff and carol's jeremiah early. on time scoops and scores bears trail 21/7 at the half, but go on to lose 38 10. they've lost six straight wild game in eugene number six, oregon hosting number 25, washington just over three minutes left, washington down seven michael pennix finding taj davis and he breaks free down the sideline stays in 62 yards. it's tied at 34 quarterback boneck sprained

april mcgill. it's been great to organize and plan with her.voices are heard. she brought her own seat. now to see the things she was able to accomplish. with community members tonight. at this time, we'd like to call april to the podium. [ applause ] >> hello, good evening, everybody. it's such a beautiful evening and i'm happy to see all of you here. i just want to say thank you to manning and all nations and to our southern express for being here this evening. can we get an applause for all of them. this is a really exciting time because i was reflecting on this event. this is the 18th annual american indian heritage month celebration. it's such an honor under our may matriarch. helen had the passion of a lot of us know about really providing so much culture and tradition to the community and making sure the american indian community had a voice. it's such a privilege for the cultural center and honor for me to be able to take on the responsibility of the executive director and continue this legacy of the american indian heritage celebration

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this is the diesel bonus mcgill den gig. i know it was a decent government gym tribe which went counter to decades of priorities and decided to support ukraine with the very weapons they needed in their be brave struggle every day and weeks that stick to that. all standing showed us. she showed up with our closest allies and they were due, so as long as this horrible, dreadful and criminal, we will last awfully over at madison plague russia hassle does not speak, waging of his wants to give her up. and for that, it was very important that the g, 20 summit on barley send out a strong signal towards moscow. and another thing that it was something was all the g traitor members noted. namely, as for any a nuclear threat of tarver is you're totally unacceptable for every one of us accepting the use of these weapons is not for us that we are being me already is even for that is that i know the of the chain of the g 7 i or.

this annual award is administered by mcgill university in montreal and it recognizes as the best in history writing. it comes with a $75,000 prize. this finalists include vlada zubac for collapse the fall of the soviet union. ada ferrer for cuba. american history and time for all that. she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black family keepsake and now a focus on book reviews and how one major newspaper covers books, authors and the latest news from the publishing world. well, the washington post's book as a standalone section is back john williams did this occur? hi, peter, thanks for having here. this occurred just a few weeks ago, the last sunday in september, the first sunday that we were back in print. what was the reasoning? well, the reasoning, i think, was that the readers missed it. it had folded in 2009 as a separate section, although the papers obviously continued to cover books. and i think that it was a rare bit of good news in the book coverage world. the newspaper which since the basically the turn the millennium has been a story of contraction mostly at most papers. so t

courses of political science, journalism and political communication at the georgetown university, mcgill university and george mason university. he has earned the reputation of being an outstanding teacher, as evidenced by his winning the university's three most prodigious wards. that distinction further attached -- 2017 recipient of the virginia, outstanding faculty award from the council of higher education. he will be firmly recalled by create -- four previous presentations on presidents harry truman, lyndon johnson, richard nixon and ronald reagan. he's truly a pleasure to introduce one of washington's most distinguished professors, doctor steven farms worth. >> there has never been anyone like johnny carson and there never will be. from 1962 to 1992, more than 5000 episodes over 30 years, johnny carson walked through the rainbow colored curtains as he hosted america's top late night show. he talked americans in at night with his signature mix of mostly gentle barbs, directed at the leading lights of politics and culture and his curated lists have always interesting guest. he offered

i'm in mcgill and's old alehouse, in downtown philadelphia.can civil war, and an event that some people of course he dark echoes of in today's divided political landscape. those divisions have been evident throughout this campaign, in particulara key have been evident throughout this campaign, in particular a key senate race that pits doctor mehmet oz, a republicans slick celebrity tv doctor against his democratic opponent, john federman, a man who's been living out his own personal health crisis there of this campaign, having suffered a stroke earlier this year. and that has complicated the race, leaving the polls to close to call. so this is one state, one of the few that could have a real bearing on the makeup of congress, and on a key question, after these midterms, will president biden be able in any way to govern effectively? or will he be left as a lame duck president for the remainder of his term? and one other fine detail, there is already legal wrangling in the courts here in pennsylvania over a small section of mail—in ballots — tha

jonathan mcgill, that's nifty. impressive interception in the end zone.at the break. that's as close as they get. utah are rolling from there. dave young thomas, 36 yards. 42-7 at that point. two scores by himself. stanford had 107 yards of total offense. the cardinals fall 42-7. bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak. second quarter. 14-0. anthony gold returning. got a lane. there he goes. 55 yards to the house. 21-zip. organ state botches the handoff. that's a scoop and score. 21-7 at the half. they go on to lose. they've lost six straight games. wild game in eugene. oregon hosting washington. three minutes left. washington down seven. tiptoe down the sideline. 62 yards and in. we are tied at 34-30 far. for send one with 90 seconds to go. the back slips. washington takes over on the 35. 51 seconds to go. peyton henry from 43 yards out is good. 37-4. final chance for oregon. his throw is well short. the ducks lose 37-34. their second loss, eliminating them from playoff contention. tcu taking on texas. third quarter. tcu up 3-0. give it to miller.

instead the spin we have gotten is that the source that mcgill talked to was deemed unreliable.t mean anything he reported was wrong. >> jesse: we are going to have to cut you off because the president of the united states now speaking in bali, indonesia. on the heels of this alleging russian missile strike inside poland they killed two polish citizens. let's listen in. >> reporter: mr. president, can you tell us what you know so far about the explosion in poland? >> thanks, guys. [reporters speaking] >> thanks, guys. >> thank you so much. >> jesse: all right. the president of the united states, who actually called the lid before dinner and finally woke up and found out russian missiles had reportedly struck inside a nato ally's territory, killing two polish citizens, was asked about that and he said no. he doesn't want to talk about it or he didn't talk about it. all the world heard was no. that's striking because usually in times like this, after he's told private groups during fund-raisers that we could be on the precipice of nuclear armageddon and how he is reportedly assure

mcgill, first of all, and thank you for coming wading through the rain. a cell is the smallest autonomous unit of life. it's it's very important to recognize the idea that it in fact the smallest autonomous unit of life, we're built out of them. but write down to any living creature, single celled living are still cells. one of the things that a years ago i was working i had a book opening in brazil and i was walking outside botox clinic there everywhere. by the way, in brazil, i was not getting botox. what happens in brazil stays in. yeah, exactly. but anyway, it was called a life clinic and was this picture of dna outside? it and dna, of course, is the molecule that carries genetic information and it has become. it's an iconic molecule, a double helix. everyone knows it. you walk outside if there's a life clinic here, it'll have a picture of dna on it. what's amazing, that dna itself, the genes is are lifeless. the molecule is lifeless. it has no life. you could swallow it and eat it and would just go right through you. it's the cell that brings dna to

didn't become 21 7 because of this short handed in reception in the end zone by stanford, jonathan mcgillit at a one touchdown game at the half. however the second half belongs to the youth. they scored 28 unanswered points. they're going to win 42 to 7 the big game. as i said next week in berkeley for the three and seven cardinal brett brennan and his spartans are the only bowl eligible school in the bay area. they're hoping for conference title, but san diego state played spoiler tonight first quarter estate state. seven. oh, and looking for more blitz forces qb shavon cordero to run instead of past and he gets in for a 14. nothing lead. we moved to the second quarter and now a 14 10 state lead. the aztecs, the converted their defensive back. jalen meeting two qb. he hits the six ft six senior receiver and he has enough speed to get into the end zone, 17 14 and then another score meetings. 17 yard pass to mckay shaw extends the lead to 24 14. they go on to win 43 27. the loss has the spartans one game behind. fresno state for first in their division conference, and the bulldogs own the

send mcgill villa is a 190 bed nursing home. the u.s.rtment of justice says between 2012 2017, the residents of the facility were over medicated with psychotropic drugs. they suffered excessive falls and we're also exposed to resident a resident altercations ass well as experiencing other mental and physical harm. according to prosecutors, the doj says the settlement resolves allegations that accuse the nursing home of not meeting minimum required standards of skilled nursing care in multiple ways. >> oil and gas prices were front and center in sacramento today where the state energy commission addressed why californians pay so much more at the pump compared to the rest of the country and furious kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us some of the takeaways from this meeting and also explains why commissioners >> shared their disappointment in terms of who decided not to attend. >> well, who did not attend the meeting here where representatives from the oil companies themselves all as governor gavin newsom has called the

taught courses and political science journalism and political communication at georgetown university mcgill university and george mason university. during his tenure at mary washington dr. fonzworth has earned the reputation of being an outstanding teacher. as evidenced by winning the universe is three most prestigious awards for excellence in teaching. they distinction further tested by his being. 2017 recipient of the virginia outstanding faculty award from the state council of higher education he'll be fun to recalled by great lies patrons for his five previous presentations on president's harry truman. then the johnson richard nixon and ronald reagan as well as on iconic entertainer johnny carson. it's a pleasure to welcome back to the great lives podium my good friend steve farnsworth. thank you so much bill. i'm delighted to be here and to talk to you about one of the really interesting people in the history of american film. now you may have heard a rags to riches story or two in your time, but few will ever compare to the bust to boom tale of charlie chaplin who went from being a de

for an upset after one, but utah scores 14 straight trying to make 21 just before the half jonathan mcgillrception in the end zone great concentration stanford trail 14-7 at recess, but that is as close as they get. utah rules from there tavion thomas 36 yards the house 42-7 at that point. he had 180 russian yards in two scores by himself stanford had just 177 yards of total offense cardinal fall 42-7. calot, oregon state bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak on coach wilcox's 46th birthday. second quarter punting down 14 nothing oregon state anthony gold turns the corner. he's got elaine and he is gone 55 yards to the house 21 zip late first half oregon state botched the handoff and carols jeremiah early. right on time scoops and scores bears trail 21 7 at the half, but go on to lose 38 10. they've lost six straight wild game in eugene number six, oregon hosting number 25, washington just over three minutes left, washington down seven michael pennix finding taj davis and he breaks free down. the sideline stays in 62 yards. it's tied at 34 quarterback boneck sprained his ankles. s

in a statement, detective chief inspector greg mcgill said these are tragic and very sad circumstancewe've established the fire was started deliberately. police are appealing witnesses in the farah close of clifton and rishi sunak says more must be done to tackle change after a funding agreement reached at cop27. the so—called loss and damage fund will help developing nations bear the cost of disasters such as drought and flooding . however a decision on flooding. however a decision on exactly which should pay has been left . cop28. the sunak been left. cop28. the sunak welcomed the measures, but said there can be no time for complacency . tv online and dab+ complacency. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. more at the top of the hour. see you then. the top of the hour. see you then . and to this evening's then. and to this evening's weather and condition will be blustery and showery for many. but there also be some and clear weather to hear the details starting off in the southwest , starting off in the southwest, there'll be a mixture of clear spells with some showers too, tur

in a statement, detective chief inspector greg mcgill said these are tragic and very sad circumstancewe've established the fire was started deliberately. police are appealing witnesses in the farah close of clifton and rishi sunak says more must be done to tackle change after a funding agreement reached at cop27. the so—called loss and damage fund will help developing nations bear the cost of disasters such as drought and flooding . however a decision on flooding. however a decision on exactly which should pay has been left . cop28. the sunak been left. cop28. the sunak welcomed the measures, but said there can be no time for complacency . tv online and dab+ complacency. tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. more at the top of the hour. see you then. the top of the hour. see you then . and to this evening's then. and to this evening's weather and condition will be blustery and showery for many. but there also be some and clear weather to hear the details starting off in the southwest , starting off in the southwest, there'll be a mixture of clear spells with some showers too, tur

in a statement, detective chief inspector greg mcgill said are tragic and very sad circumstance answersppealing for witnesses in the farah close area of clifton . rishi sunak says more clifton. rishi sunak says more must be done to tackle climate change after funding agreement was reached at cop27 this morning. the so—called loss and damage pooled fund for countries most affected by climate change has been hailed as an historic moment. however a decision on exactly which countries should pay exactly which countries should pay has been left until cop 28. mr. sunak welcomed the measures but says there can be no time complacency. united nations chief antonio guterres says deal isn't good enough . tv online . jb isn't good enough. tv online. jb plus radio. this is gb news. it's back to nana akua in just a moment. don't go anywhere . good afternoon. it's fast approaching 40 minutes after 5:00. if you just join me. welcome on board. this is gb news. i'm not a we live on tv onune news. i'm not a we live on tv online and on digital radio. and it's online and on digital radio. and wsfime online a

april mcgill. it's been great to organize and plan with her.re heard. she brought her own seat. now to see the things she was able to accomplish. with community members tonight. at this time, we'd like to call april to the podium. [ applause ] >> hello, good evening, everybody. it's such a beautiful evening and i'm happy to see all of you here. i just want to say thank you to manning and all nations and to our southern express for being here this evening. can we get an applause for all of them. this is a really exciting time because i was reflecting on this event. this is the 18th annual american indian heritage month celebration. it's such an honor under our may matriarch. helen had the passion of a lot of us know about really providing so much culture and tradition to the community and making sure the american indian community had a voice. it's such a privilege for the cultural center and honor for me to be able to take on the responsibility of the executive director and continue this legacy of the american indian heritage celebration at city

mcgill, first of all, and thank you for coming wading through the rain.a cell is the smallest autonomous unit of life. it's it's very important to recognize the idea that it in fact the smallest autonomous unit of life, we're built out of them. but write down to any living creature, single celled living are still cells. one of the things that a years ago i was working i had a book opening in brazil and i was walking outside botox clinic there everywhere. by the way, in brazil, i was not getting botox. what happens in brazil stays in. yeah, exactly. but anyway, it was called a life clinic and was this picture of dna outside? it and dna, of course, is the molecule that carries genetic information and it has become. it's an iconic molecule, a double helix. everyone knows it. you walk outside if there's a life clinic here, it'll have a picture of dna on it. what's amazing, that dna itself, the genes is are lifeless. the molecule is lifeless. it has no life. you could swallow it and eat it and would just go right through you. it's the cell that brings dna to l

we are still standing here in mcgill inns.o come before we senate. a lot of counting of i votes yet to come before we get anywhere close to a result on that one. just on a final question. you follow politics here in pennsylvania for most of your working life. you have seen general elections, presidential elections come and go. are you shocked as a politicaljournalist go. are you shocked as a political journalist veteran at the acrimony and division on display are now in this state? it is highly disturbing. pennsylvania is a good example of what — pennsylvania is a good example of what is — pennsylvania is a good example of what is happening nationally in microcosm and i was saying earlier— in microcosm and i was saying earlier in— in microcosm and i was saying earlier in conversation that i was — earlier in conversation that i was giving a talk last week at a senior— was giving a talk last week at a senior centre and i was told by nty— a senior centre and i was told by my host that most of the people _ by my host that most of