what did meade say? what did you say? general hancock? you had the uniform. you were at gettysburg, and he reaches in the closet there and. hancock says, this is the jacket i wore at the battle of gettysburg. well, by now, after early attempts at sculpture, kelly in his studio, he don't turn it into a full time, more or less gave up illustrate and painting on the left is doing there that's bust of admiral dewey spanish war hero on the right kelly is working on a relief of admiral walden who commanded the monitor in the famed battle of the iron clouds. the monitor versus the virginia again, all the while taking careful notes about relief with general sheridan, the left, and joshua lawrence chamberlain on the right. kelly again always wanted to know exactly what their apparel was what their uniform were wearing, and kelly asked general chamberlain, what was your appearance at gettysburg? and chamberlain said, well, i wore a full beard and so when you watch the movies and you watch the documentary and you look at the artwork, modern, it all has chamberlain just

james mead, new york. monroe and walgren of washington state. the republican owens were joseph paul of minnesota and owen brewster of maine. any standouts there? mr. drummond? so, yes, a couple. brewster was actually, even though he was a republican, ended up being one of truman's best partners on the committee. truman often would hand off the chairmanship to him when he was away, and they ended up they ended up collaborating very well, even though eventually and of course, politics would intrude a little bit. james mead was also one of the leaders on the committee, was often cochairman and he would take over the leadership committee after truman resigned in 1944. steve drummond what years was the committee active on the truman committee operating from 1941, from march of 1941. and it went into, i think 1948 or 1949. harry truman was chairman of the committee until august 1944, when he was chosen to be the vice presidential candidate for franklin roosevelt's unprecedented fourth term. he resigned the next day, and the committee committee continu

james mead, new york. monroe and walgren of washington state. the republican owens were joseph paul of minnesota and owen brewster of maine. any standouts there? mr. drummond? so, yes, a couple. brewster was actually, even though he was a republican, ended up being one of truman's best partners on the committee. truman often would hand off the chairmanship to him when he was away, and they ended up they ended up collaborating very well, even though eventually and of course, politics would intrude a little bit. james mead was also one of the leaders on the committee, was often cochairman and he would take over the leadership committee after truman resigned in 1944. steve drummond what years was the committee active on the truman committee operating from 1941, from march of 1941. and it went into, i think 1948 or 1949. harry truman was chairman of the committee until august 1944, when he was chosen to be the vice presidential candidate for franklin roosevelt's unprecedented fourth term. he resigned the next day, and the committee committee continu

it is not only and not so much me or meade who have forecasts, but the head of state. which, accordingcrees , approved clear parameters for the socio-economic development of our country for the current year and we are obliged to implement them. in one of the parameters is an increase in exports of goods and services by 107.6%. therefore, this is a target for us indicator, we will now strive for it, that is, by the end of the twenty -fourth year, we must increase the supply of our products and services to the russian market by 7%, correct 7.6 7.6 absolutely accurate, but we... in general, about foreign trade and russia is a key partner for us, trade with russia exceeds 60%, so this integral indicator, naturally, trade with russia will have a significant impact, we supply our products to the russian market, maybe according to the same nomenclature, but in pieces, in liters, in in kilograms our growth is more noticeable. a business enterprise promised to help builders, what does this mean? this means that our enterprises are entering the russian economy, not only with cooperative ties, bu

now as officials search for the men responsible for this irreparable damage at lake mead, a remindercomes with consequences. and, lester, this is a serious offense. according to park officials these men could face potentially several months in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. lester? >> okay, liz, thank you for that. >>> when we come back, caitlin clark has already sealed her place in basketball history. tonight she joins the pros for our one-on-one interview next. breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. ♪ limu emu ♪ ♪ and doug ♪ hello, ghostbusters. it's doug... ... of

the incident in nevada. >> two men were caught on camera destroying ancient rock formations at lake mead national recreation area. want to show you some video posted to social media showing two men pushing chunks of rock off redstone dunes trail. it is one of the most popular hiking spots in the park. park rangers are now seeking the public's help to help identify those men. officials say the damage is irreversible. those formations were shaped over time. out of 140 million year old sand dunes and are federally protected and in the state of arizona, ticket prices to the arizona coyotes final home game on wednesday night are spiking into the hundreds of dollars amid rumors the team is moving. >> the nhl executive committee has approved the move to salt lake city. the decision will now be voted on by the league's board of governors, which includes all of the team owners, though no official announcement has been made, the coyotes general manager bill armstrong informed the team on friday that the franchise will be moving to salt lake city. the coyotes owner is reportedly selling the team fo

mead said that the united states, as supporters of israel, should be held accountable for what happened the same time, the biden administration told iran that washington did not know about the impending strike and did not participate in it, nbc reports. iran's un mission called the attack a terrorist attack. among other things, it became known that a meeting of the un security council in connection with the missile attack was scheduled at the request of russia for today. the european garden has turned into a thorny jungle for ukrainian refugees. social services of eu countries seized 255 children from people from the independent states. the local ombudsman stated this in an interview with ukrainian media. the most cases were recorded in germany, more than seventy, followed by poland, italy, the czech republic, and sweden. it is possible that this figure could be much higher, but there is still no solution to the problem. it is noted that children are most often taken away from their parents or legal representatives due to the lack of necessary documents or due to improper, based on the

. >> it's like a mead . >> it's like a mead. >> it's like a mead. >> it's like a mead. >> it's a sort of a mead thing. yeah. and it's made with honey and all this sort of stuff. and you can buy it now in cans. >> oh, really? it's quite nice. >> oh, really? it's quite nice. >> why would you think, though? automatically. i'm a beer drinker. what would it be? that's just such a lad. because i'm such a lad. >> yeah, yeah. there you go. you talk about football. would you have a pint of that, though? >> well, would have you got some with you then. >> no, it'd be quite sweet. you'd think. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't even know what you know what mead is because it's always like whenever they talk about old beer they go, oh, it's a mead. well it sounds. >> yeah. no i don't know what it is that hops. >> yeah. hops. mead all that beer business. >> i'm gonna look that up. >> i'm gonna look that up. >> yes. we make them spelt. yes, fermenting honey and water together. >> are you. are you a lager man? are you a lager man? cold lager been are you a lager man? cold lager beer. a lager and lime. >> o

after the party, karlyn went home to fort meade in maryland with the baby. >> she said it was hard.he distance and not seeing him all the time. >> susan stayed in touch with their daughter. >> i spoke with her every day. >> but august 25 would be different. susan called karlyn that morning. >> she did not answer. that's unusual. i waited and called her again, and she did not answer. i sent an email to her. no response to that. i called on my lunch break. she did not answer. i said if you do not call me back or message me, i'm going to call the police. >> she reached karlyn's commanding officer. he promised to have someone on the base finder. >> i hang up with him and i put the phone down and i hear the front yard, we have river rock. i looked out and i saw three uniformed soldiers. i knew. sick. >> it's what any relative of somebody in the military treads. ima marine corps wife myself. >> you don't ever want to see that. i yelled my husband's name. i drop to my knees and i said something happened to karlyn. then they knocked. >> she was right. something had happened to karlyn. now,

was not involved in an offensive and interesting mead was the tale. and 4 in minnesota told reporters that the g 7 meeting company that is well informed the us before it's overnight attack on a run. now the strikes come as lawmakers into us move a step closer to approving more aid for is a real, but also for ukraine this weekend. what might happen at that little do for saturday afternoon? that's right, that ukraine 8 bill clear at a critical headland. the house of for present as is today and during the vote and for saturday speaker of the house, my johnson will rely on the vote of democrats to get it through. and that's very interesting in this case, because many republicans are increasingly reluctant to provide additional funding a to keep even call a full the party costs from within the party to i was the speaker of the house over the supplemental r a growing. and the fact that mike johnson, in this case, will need democratic votes to get the $95000000000.00 for an agent on st. bill's past is highly unusual in the deeply polarized house of represent

the uk government website contains a recommendation from the mead about the undesirability of traveling to the republic. british officials believe that there is a risk of direct conflict related to the war in ukraine spreading to the territory of belarus. the external political department of foggy albion informs its citizens that in the event of the outbreak of hostilities, their ability to provide consular assistance. aid will be severely limited. meanwhile, europe is getting rid of from migrants. the european parliament voted in support of the eu pact on migration and asylum, which includes tightening all eu migration rules. it introduces, in particular, the principles of creating filtration camps at the border for displaced persons who do not have obvious rights to asylum. this is how they try to simplify their subsequent deportation outside the eu. the pact also simplifies the order. so the expulsion of all other persons who are denied asylum or residence. in addition, the mandatory principle of quota settlement is being introduced. migrants across the eu countries, but rich countri

now the question is that i carefully studied the conventions that meade referred to when sending a notevention on combating terrorist bombings and financing terrorism there, i took it. i read, well, it’s interesting how lawyers and so on and in vain the sbu laughed there, it was not addressed to the sbu, let the sbu send its press service, so to speak, a review to the 95th quarter, it was sent through the ministry of government, so according to the convention the government is subjects, so the sixth article and the eighth clearly state that if there is such an idea, and there is an idea about the extradition of these terrorists, then... you are obliged to extradite, but if you see that it is necessary to sort it out, then you must begin an internal investigation, this is article eight, or you give or an internal investigation, and laughed, then russia said, we won’t stop there, and maria zakharova said correctly, these are procedural issues, we will go to court, and then i think there will be a decision, i assume so, because such correspondence with this gang is not an easy thing when e

meade platforms. to those -- social media platforms. to those young americans, i say we hear your concern. we hope tiktok will continue under new ownership, american or otherwise. it could be brought by a group from britain, canada, brazil, france. it just needs to be no longer controlled by an adversary defined as an adversary in u.s. law. with that, mr. president, i yield t floor, urge that we take action on this item. again, i appreciate the great leadership of the chairman of the commerce committee on working with our friends in the house to bring this important legislation to the floor of the senate. with that, i yield senator from florida. mr. rubio: in a few hours, it appears, in a few hours here the press headlines are going to read that the senate just passed the ukraine funding bill. that's what they'll call it. this bill is about a lot more than just ukraine. there's a lot in this bill and i want to go through some of it. first of all, it provides something i have strongly supported, which is providing in this case $26 billio

western media... are hiding from their audience the criminal actions of the kiev regime, such a choice mead'sess. we intend to seek recognition from relevant international organizations of what is happening not only around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, but around ukraine in general. this should be an open, direct, fact-based conversation. i think he's already overripe. and the situation around zaporozhye from... the high representative of the european union, jose barel , emphasized that such actions increase the risk of a nuclear incident. at the same time, in his appeal he decided not to specify what exactly the kyiv regime is carrying out these attacks. statement. commented the permanent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna, mikhail ulyanov. this sounds like encouragement for further ukrainian attacks. indeed, the eu's foreign policy is in a very bad state. meanwhile, the polish media directly call ukraine, i quote, a powder keg, or rather, a nuclear keg. energy expert andrzej szczęstnik in the publication mysl polska emphasizes that this country now contr

and this is mead, how much does this mead cost? one that your mother often adds, from tree bark, from algae, algae is always cheaper than wood, so it’s logical. you are about to leave the store, which is cheaper for you to find, tree bark or seaweed, depending on where i am for seaweed, this is the correct answer, yes, this is yours, absolutely, of course, the fifth rate, i expect it from you, apples, we have the most expensive 200 rub. yes, come on apples, multiply 200 by 25, what does that mean? french word marmalade, plum puree or jam and harps, marmalade, choose a finger, what did you do now, what kind of ritual is this, options for answers, choose a finger, which one do you choose, family magic was either the first or the second, we have such a tradition , if we don’t know something and want to make some decision there. so fish soup or borscht today, then you make your wish, that is, you wished for a plum here, a quince here, for example, yes, but you don’t know what he wished for, and a family member chooses where you are now

meade platforms. to those -- social media platforms. to those young americans, i say we hear your concern. we hope tiktok will continue under new ownership, american or otherwise. it could be brought by a group from britain, canada, brazil, france. it just needs to be no longer

cereals according to mage's address. their hearts and tian ye mead in the zionist regime's air attack on al-tanur neighborhood in the east of rafah yak. a palestinian was martyred. the bodies of three other martyrs were recovered from the rubble in bani soheila east in khanyounis. this morning, the bodies of 10 palestinian martyrs were pulled out from under the rubble of the occupation's air attack on tayyaba towers in khanyounis. palestinian sources announced that since the retreat of the zionist army forces from khan younis, the bodies of 84 martyrs have been pulled out from under the rubble. have a nice day, dear and respected compatriots. you are sitting stand up to justice, the burden of trust is left on your shoulders , stand up in the first line, the first line, the first line, the line of service, the line of humanity. sanger you are sanjar, you are at this table, and there is hope for you on the other side of the table, there is a martyr in your eyes, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, dear fellow citizens , welcome to the front page program.

head of meade and diplomats discussed the situation in ukraine. in the pyansk direction, units of thed the situation along the front line and defeated enemy manpower and equipment in the areas of the settlements of rozovka, raigorodka, zhovtnevaya of the lugansk people's republic and ternye of the donetsk people's republic. in the avdievsky direction, units of the troops center group, through active actions, improved the situation along the front line and defeated the enemy formation. twenty-fourth, forty-seventh mechanized, third assault and twenty-fifth air. the fsb found that he had a negative attitude towards the svo and the policies of the russian leadership, so he sent his personal data to the address. he was expelled from russia and... entry denied. the russian military has noticeably improved the tactical situation in the southern donetsk direction. artillery and aircraft continue to destroy enemy equipment. there are also large losses in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. the crews of the top anti-aircraft missile systems help our fighters advance. they cover ground un

meade calls for painful sanctions against tehran. iran launched 350 missiles and drones, tdf officials said. almost all of them were shot down on approach, the rest caused minor damage. the military of the united states, great britain and jordan provided assistance to israel. with details sergey pashkov and alexander belibov. today's daytime israel is completely different from the nighttime, open cafes, shops, public institutions, people rush about business, not putting off until tomorrow what they can do today. the night before , the city was empty, the townspeople tried to stay close to the bomb shelters. the message about the first wave of launched combat vehicles appeared in the local media at 22:45 on saturday, and was recorded an hour later. a new wave of attack, then another. an army spokesman live-streamed a warning to citizens about the approaching air armada. tonight iran launched a large-scale, coordinated attack on israel. the iranian regime fired drones weighing more than 200 kg, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles at

we all mead it and we are also working for like what the other lady said for the millionaires. so, middle people are working for them. don't remove budget for the people for the community. thank you. one of my staff make sure i'm still -- >> sorry time elapsed. thank you, eddie. >> we understand. thank you. next speaker, please. your time is up. thank you. we understand. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. you can use the other microphone if you wish. >> good afternoon supervisors. we don't know english at work or talking to my employer. we should be listened to there is situations we face in the work place can need help with advocate to get our rights in the work place. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm nb i work in filipino community search a part of the worker right's collaborative. i connect with my workers face challenges because of low wages and difficult work conditions. i support and care for the workers i'm here with some here and here to oppose the 50% cuts for wrc funding. the wrcc builds lasting relationships in need of competent service i

halleck sends orders to grant who sends orders to mead? who sends orders to six corps commander harris. you're right to. send one division from the defenses of petersburg to secure the baltimore railroad. it's ultimately james ricketts division, third division, sixth army corps, who have been through the absolute wringer. they've lost numerous commanders of the wilderness. they've been they've been everywhere. so this whole division numbers about 3500 soldiers as it and that's what henry halleck thinks will suffice to guard this railroad. these soldiers love it because they're out of the trenches. they happen to a nice little boat ride. they come down the potomac river. they're in the time of their life. and then they're told where they're going and all of a sudden that enthusiasm goes right out the window. so ricketts men will arrive at the monocacy junction july 8th into the early morning hours of july ninth, 1864, and wallace decides to do is retreat back across the monocacy river. he uses the monocacy to his advantage. there are three

meade platforms. to those -- social media platforms. to those young americans, i say we hear your concern. we hope tiktok will continue under new ownership, american or otherwise. it could be brought by a group from britain, canada, brazil, france. it just needs to be no longer controlled by an adversary defined as an adversary in u.s. law. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor, urge that we take action on this item. again, i appreciate the great leadership of the chairman of the commerce committee on working with our friends in the house to bring this important legislation to the floor of the senate. with that, i yield senator from florida. mr. rubio: in a few hours, it appears, in a few hours here the press headlines are going to read that the senate just passed the ukraine funding bill. that's what they'll call it. this bill is about a lot more than just ukraine. there's a lot in this bill and i want to go through some of it. first of all, it provides something i have strongly supported, which is providing in this case $26 bill

on israel to abandon provocative military actions in syria and other neighboring countries; as the meadement said, israel's attack on the iranian consulate in damascus is absolutely unacceptable. such aggressive actions must be stopped, the diplomatic ministry noted. details of what happened. tehran's diplomatic mission in damascus is two in one: an embassy in the main building and an ambassador's residence along with a consulate in an adjacent building. it was at this point that f-35 fighters fired six missiles - alarabia reports with reference to iranian data. israel precisely chose the place at the time when commander ksir zahidi was meeting in the building with regional officials, writes the british newspaper express. as a result, a murderer. commander of the iranian ksir special forces in lebanon and syria , zahidi, his deputy, five advisers. the ambassador was not injured; he had a day off due to one of the days of ramadan. but the head of the democratic mission arrived at the destroyed building to get in touch by phone with the minister of foreign affairs of iran and give media co

from their own. audience of the criminal actions of the kiev regime, the official representative of meade called such a choice recklessness. we intend to seek recognition from relevant international organizations of what is happening not only around zaporozhye nuclear power plant, but in general around ukraine. this should be an open, direct, fact-based conversation. i think he's already overripe. and the situation around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is the clearest confirmation of this, while, naturally, we are aware that the westerners have taken the path of silence, they are literally blocking the appearance of news on this matter. brussels called for an end to attacks on the energy facility. eu high representative joseph barel stressed that such actions increase the risk of a nuclear incident. at the same time, in his address he decided not to specify that it was the kiev regime that carried out these attacks. barrels commented on the statement. permanent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna mikhail ulyanov. this sounds like encouragement for further

mead calls for introducing against. 350 missiles and drones, almost all were shot down on approach, the rest caused minor damage. the military of the united states, great britain and jordan provided assistance to israel. with details, the head of our middle east bureau, sergey poshkov. today's israel during the day is completely different from the israel at night. open cafes, shops, public institutions, people rushing about business, not putting off until tomorrow what what can you do today? the night before. the city was empty, the townspeople tried to stay close to the bomb shelters. a message about the first wave of launched combat vehicles appeared in the local media at 22:45 on saturday, an hour later a new wave of attack was recorded, then another. an army spokesman live-streamed a warning to citizens about the approaching air armada. tonight iran took action. israel from iranian attack. so far, we have been able to intercept the vast majority of attack drone missiles, and also cruise and ballistic missiles beyond israel's borders. several iranian missiles. fell on israeli territo

the meade official stressed that china's peace proposals are in tune with the russian vision of thiszakharova also called the behavior of the german authorities on the eve of the next anniversary of the liberation of prisoners of fascist concentration camps a provocative attack. our embassy in berlin received a notice that participation was undesirable. official representatives of russia in commemorative events on the occasion of the 79th anniversary of the liberation of prisoners of the mentioned death factories. we believe that this is the destruction of historical memory and the truth about the second world war on the part of official berlin. in the orenburg region, the number of flooded houses has increased again and has already reached 1,500, despite the fact that the level of the ural river is decreasing. it is still above the dangerous level, people on boats are inspecting the streets to assess the scale of destruction, the police are at the same time catching looters, in orenburg it is already two suspects were detained for thefts from houses in the flood zone. here is the da

mead's spokeswoman called this choice reckless.m... relevant international organizations of what is happening not only around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, but around ukraine in general. this should be an open, direct, fact-based conversation. i think he's already overripe. and the situation around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is the clearest confirmation of this. at the same time, of course, we are aware of the the fact that the westerners have taken the path of silence, they are literally blocking the emergence. a journalist in the mysl-polska publication emphasizes that this country now controls nine nuclear power units, and there you can always arrange a provocation with the help of some kind of stray missile, followed by accusations against russia. it’s even easier to try to do this in relation to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which, as noted in the article, is practically on the front line. the likelihood of an energy disaster incident on the scale of chernobyl or fukushima is high. near europe near poland.

meade's official representative asked a question on her telegram page.s should the zaporozhye nuclear power plant be shelled in the ssu so that the west and zelensky stopped repeating this deadly number of their bloody whisper. minobarny launched a multimedia project: the victorious breath of the crimean spring of 1944. it contains declassified documents about the crimean strategic offensive operation. order. scores, medal sheets and maps tell about the course of hostilities; everyone can learn about the rapid advance of the red army and the feat of soviet soldiers who liberated the peninsula from the fascist occupiers. maria temnikova will tell you more. these documents from the archives of the ministry of defense is shown for the first time, a map on which one of the plans for the crimean liberation operation is marked, and this is a report from marshal of the soviet union, alexander vasilevsky. past yesterday. and today the rain has completely rendered the road unusable, and the operation cannot be started. to commemorate the eightieth anniversary of

meade urges russians to refrain from traveling to the middle east, especially israel and lebanon.ur demand for the immediate release of julian asandge is to protect him from life imprisonment in the united states. washington is already considering australia's request. today is exactly 5 years since juliana sanch has been in prison in london. a significant event is celebrated by the mother and child group of mark kurtser, the hundred thousandth child was born there. and in this the year marked the 300th anniversary of the birth of the poet and thinker; politicians, diplomats, and cultural experts turned this date into a holiday of russian-turkmen friendship. so, but... russian armed forces carried out massive attacks on critical infrastructure in ukraine. the targets were electric power facilities and enterprises supplying the apu. almost completely, as local media report, the trypillian tes in the kiev region was destroyed. this is the largest energy generator in the region. after the attack , a large fire broke out. a series of powerful explosions thundered in kharkov and chuguev

meade's spokeswoman called this choice reckless.ernational organizations of what is happening not only around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, but around ukraine in general. this should be an open, straightforward , fact-based conversation. i think, he's already overripe. and the situation around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is the clearest confirmation of this. at the same time, naturally, we are aware that the westerners have taken the path of hushing up. they literally block.

mead egypt said it maintains contacts with all countries of escalating tensions and seeks to contain the situation in order to prevent a new round of dangerous instability in the region. in the city of takmag, zaporozhye region, 11 people were killed, two are listed as missing. unknown, five were rescued from the rubble. this is a consequence of an attack by ukrainian militants on a peaceful city. they fired from multiple rocket launchers. five houses were destroyed. local authorities provided temporary housing to all victims. rescuers continue to clear the rubble. russian army repelled 13 attacks in the ssu and liberated the village of pervomaiskoye from militants. zelensky’s formation lost almost a thousand more soldiers and mercenary officers. a tank and six were destroyed. other armored vehicles, as well as 13 self-propelled guns and howitzers. air defense forces shot down 222 combat drones. anton stepanenko will tell you how on the zaporizhzhya front the soldiers of the sudaplatov battalion are destroying the positions of the ukrainian armed forces. it takes about 45 minutes to