[cheerg] [door uts] [wst blows] ells rinng] are you ming to ass? are u ok? hera: st hungor. cassdra: i'morry abo last ght. hera: y? what out? cassana: i didt mean tjust walkn. hera: when didason lve? cassdra: um,his morng for actice he: you gu head ov togeth? ssandra:o. i lefafter. can wait hera: u're gon be late cassdra: thas ok. herait's spid. g [writingn chalkbrd] n: as pressor diant touched on in leure, the is aertain ftasy thawas ry impornt to prquantum chanicalhysics, e possibity of aind of observion thatas perfely passe. somhing thahappened a rest of quantum mhanics is t understding tha obseation is sort of reduciblviolent ocess. s, jason son: so we no lger lieve in sort ofure observatn? man: dcollege udents sll belie in pury? [sdents lahing] all rit. let'sake ouour textbook turn page 89 jason: lch? ssandr i can't jason: wt are yolistenin ? caandra: sp. jan: heh! ssandra:m, how--w'd you gein last ght? jason: don't ganywhere'm nowanted. you sureo lunch? [bells rinng] h. alright. [bir cawing] he? he? [footeps] son: whaare you ing tonight? [door ops] hera: nothing.ork. [

huesos originales de (nombre en inglÉs) como se llama pro ceden de 3 espÉcimene de montana y ya wo ming el resto son moldes de yeso y recina producido artificial mente para los huesos que no se pudieron encontrar el esqueleto es la tercera criatura en su [ después de varios meses de conversaciones se decidió terminar con los desalojos. la comunidad se volcó para protestar porque temen que sea el inicio de obras masivas de personas sin hogar. >> así comenzamos al mediodía. >> este es unsu noticiero telemundo 48. >> y vamos a pasar con información el escenario de la bahía porque familiariza amigos y compañeros de trabajo que intentó frustrar un robo en una tienda home depot en plesington, hoy lloran su muerte. la policía inicie una conferencia de prensa. cuente lo más sobre esto. >> estudiantes en la tienda cuestionable con los trabajadores, está devastado por esta situación los sospechosos en cuestión. >> el sujeto quejaran el auto que permitió que la mujer cometiera las fechorías.. >> el trabajador intento evitar el robo , fue entonces que ella disparó dentro del lugar, por su parte hom

for the first time, i always came here with some kind of emotion, always waiting for this trip to ming. i remember these scales, these roads. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately, like ferveras, i saw for the russian people and how my friends communicated with them. so it was done. as you can see, people who do not like to have fun, but love the lives of each of them have their own history with belarus. in fact, it was a very interesting experience that i studied here. i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus yes, one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, during all this time , minsk has become not the second hometown. see in the program a look at belarus on the tv channel belarus 24. in november 45 , a new program was being prepared for broadcasting in the radio house on revolutionary 3, the broadcasting network not only expanded, the very nature of the programs inform reports, which until recently were the main ones in radio broadcasting, gave way news pro

also, as ming approved the expansion of the industrial mortgage.ny will be able to get a soft loan for construction, modernization and reconstruction of factory premises. another topic concerns students, the government for a year extends the program of simplified admission to universities for russians who have been expelled and foreign universities, education for such children will be free. students from the new regions of russia will also be able to enter in a simplified manner if the universities where they studied and received education turned out to be hostile to the state of victory at school olympiads, we will continue to help all the guys who want to study and do science in our country for them, and there is a network of advanced engineering schools class facilities are being built megasans for young scientists, housing certificates and many, many other support measures. record snowfalls and storm winds rage for the second day in the irkutsk region , a high alert mode was introduced in eight settlements due to bad weather, 56,000 people were

tyrone mings scored their winner, a first—half header, his first league goal in 18 months.in ten. they last played in europe 13 years ago. so are unai emery�*s men now strong contenders for one of those european spots? no, i'm still confident that they are. they are still beating liverpool, beating tottenham and brighton. we'll fight with them. each match we are winning. last summer we had a very good draw in brentford, giving us confidence as well and giving us chances to get there. and wolves have pulled further clear of the bottom three, beating crystal palace 2—0. joachim andersen scored an own goal early on and ruben neves added a penalty in injury time. they have drawn level on points with palace and are nine points clear of danger. looks like it will be a tough week for tottenham. manchester united on thursday night before a trip to liverpool on sunday. that's off back of that 6—1 thrashing at newcastle two days ago. and the spurs players have offered to reimburse the costs of their supporters' tickets who were at st james park. the result saw spurs sack interim mana

kels, do you agr that crypto ming jeopardize the state and federal climate commitmts? >> absolutely. to answer it in the context of what you are just speaking about,n new york state we have about 49 retired power plants. they are retired because they're less efficient, they are old, using single cycle turbine technology and could not compete on the market with the mo modern dual cycle turbine technology. for example. they were mothballed. the cryptocurrency mining industry is buying up power plants in new york sta, turning them back on, and running them up to their ful greenhouse gas emission allowable permits. that is a situation where we have ha-- we had these facilities which were at zero emissions. they were shut down because of their inefficiency. even if they areconverted, as one of them won, from coal to natural s. we sti have a siificant increase in greenhouse gas emissions from these failities. from zero, which is where we were. of course, everyone knows at this point that methane isn't a strongergreenhouse gas than carbon oxide. although oal is lesclean with

los 5 estados de la mayor caÍda en la cobertura es hawai, woi ming, indiana, florida e illinois.nte sin seguro mÉdico. >>> cuesta 47 dÓlares al mes a los que hay que agregar les copagos y prestaciones. las personas sin seguro pagan entre 75 y y 200 dÓlares. una mala higiene bucal. y la falta de control dentales, infecciones pulmonares, cÁncer bucal y problemas en el embarazo y el parto. >>> hoy estÁn en su casa las bebÉs siamesas que estaban unidas por el pecho y compartÍan el hÍgado. fue una operaciÓn que durÓ 11 horas y estuvo a cargo de un cirujano hispano. esto en texas. tras meses de rehabilitaciÓn, fueron dadas de alta, antes de lo previsto. u mujer saliÓ de la cueva donde pasÓ sus 2 Últimos cumpleaÑos. tenemos su insÓlita historia al tenemos su insÓlita historia al regresar. unun $3 breakfkfast deal c co. saususage, egegg & swiss s croissant!t!. nono... no, no, nono... i meanant to say b bacon, egg & swisiss croissanant! yeyeah. watch h this... small seasasoned potatatoes. ¿eseso no vienene con el ded? yes. elige bienen. elige $3$3 breaeakfast dealal de wendy'. lowe's s sa

ming bombers, the country lost 30% of the most fertile wedge-arable land, now having half the amount of bread and meat per capita than before the war. in the rear. about all these terrible facts. they knew almost nothing , most often in the reports of the information bureaus it was said only that positional battles were going on at the front. nothing significant happened, cities were taken or left, and only the fact that the enemy occupied almost a third of the country gave rise to ordinary soviet citizens more and more questions, the main one of which was this, how could this happen at all. today will be. speak and quietly i'm okay with you. front now comrades passes through every heart. the front line is now at the bench of a worker on every collective farm field. how else can the worker not give bread? and does not the worker give there will be fewer tanks and aircraft, who benefits? hitler from this exit do you have that in a new way? last year's bread rotted under the snow. i'm not afraid, i have two backs. at the front, it’s as if the eldest in every letter asks what you are li

i always came here with some kind of emotion, i always waited for this trip to ming.emember the scale of these roads. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately, like caveras, i saw for the russian people and how my friends communicated with them. so it was done. as you can see, people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them, have their own history with belarus, a fashionable gymnasium, belarus is one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i i think that in fact, for all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown. see in the program a look at belarus on the tv channel belarus 24. komsomol youth will be called the most, probably , the most rhythmic, most militant, most provocative song of igor luchinka of komsomol youth you never knew peace, how our city always left , igor was very attached to the komsomol from his youth, and he himself said he remained komsomoltsev from his days. he said i and now komsomolets is better than a composer, because with nikolai altukhov, we lived in the sam

reallyood to see corolled bns. d then, ah, one ew can takeare of ahole are veus havinan army of firighters ming, fighti a fire. i mean, en it ts to th point, yes, we tta do, t you dot need t let it g to thatoint. (fe cracklg) personali'm a clinicalocial woer, d a lot what i al with with lot of tive peoe, we have a lot of trauma. we have really high rates of suide and depressio d a lot that hato doith the sruption of our cture andur regions anour way living. and a t of our probms that have wi the weaer and cmate change and erythg becausef the sa disruptn, thsame disption of trng to ma somethi fit a ceain kindf box. and think th's how a lot westernultures ve been th n-westercultures d i thinthat's h they've kindf been wh nature and i thinkt's time too learn om each other and me better d bow toach othes knowlee inertainreas. (rer babblg) - we useire for lot things ceremon crting a rple thatalls the saon up thriver. the p of bla mountai that wou burn of it dins intohe mp creekatershed and so at that time of year, you're kind of at one of the warmest periods for the river temperatures, and so when y

the wealth of the un, ming you and was led to the transformation of the celestial empire age of humiliation. and the sale of opium took on cult millions of ordinary chinese ah, as that call team, i mean the 2nd day of heavy fighting between the power minutes have country even at least 56 people killed and 100 who with relations with russia has entered a new era as he tries to find a.

our country for the first time i always came here with some emotion always waiting for this trip to mingber these scales these roads. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately, like fireworks, i seen for russian people. and how friends communicate with them. so it was done. as you can see, people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them, have their own history with belarus. in fact , it was a very interesting experience that i studied here. i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus yes , one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, for all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown . see in the program a look at belarus on tv channel, belarus

particularly welcome the positive role that china has played and delivering the montreal couldn't ming agreement on biodiversity. china has also been a driving force to reach a deal on the high sea treaty. this is particularly positive. so on the fight against climate change, we want to see china make concrete and ambitious commitments in the run up for cop $28.00 in dubai. we've discussed this topic to and i invited china to jointly prepare this cup 28 in the context of our joint initiative with canada. and of course, i would very much welcome if china would be choosing to join the global mustaine pledge. we need china as an important player. so these were the different topics in general that we have discussed. and i'm now looking forward to answer your questions. thank you very much. questions. yes. thank you. and then a little po, news, air. with me. you see here with him and he will say well and in yesterday you as a there i attended with every harvey i have made with me so am indeed i as i reported raised the point of arms deliveries. and i want to be very clear on that one that a

>>ming e cb evening newspushtobring st othc' cbevg news, after kp o'l has news, our series tax time continuesd to know about using apps like venmo to collect income. there's some new irs rules about recording those payments, that and more on the cbs evening news. >>> next, for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> the famous cal falcons have another mouth to feed tonight. the second of four eggs has hatched. they're keeping really warm under there while the other parent presumably hunts for dinner. >> we got a better look at them earlier today. see if we can pop up that video. >> the siblings earlier today were eating their lunch. annie, the falcon, has raised more than a dozen -- >> oh, there's lunch. looks like a mouse or rodent of some kind. >> this is dinnertime as we're showing this. they've raised more than a dozen chicks in the year she's lived atop the uc berkeley campanile. the webcam hit its 50 m

narrator: wild aid features celebrities like chinese basketball legend yao ming to educate the chinesepublic about ivory. knights: well, the chinese government has been very supportive. we've been very lucky that cctv, which is the main government run tv station in china, has run our messages in prime time. hutson: when they're surveyed, up to 70% of chinese consumers say they didn't know that for them to buy an ivory trinket means that an elephant actually has to die. and once they learned that fact, most of them say they will no longer buy ivory. narrator: must africa's elephants go extinct? saving them calls for a multifaceted solution. hutson: we have to look at the demand side, at the supply side. we have to cooperate internationally. we have to involve businesses and statecraft and private citizens and ngos and law enforcement, and we have to educate people worldwide that your ivory trinkets mean that an elephant has to die. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including complete ban on domestic trade in china and japan. if cna and japan banned domestic ivory trad

's moly abouthe winte ming lat the snowould ually co around ptember or october. t for thpast yes, it's been cing around novber. inecembe2008, it was the worst flood that i remember. you could e all ofhis wate st flowig swiftlinto the villagthat wayand athe sameime, the were the huge e sheetshat wereust comi in fas and hea theseoud thmps and mps on t side of the use. ani figur out thatas probay the ice sheets that bre apart om the rer that arhitting e house. a after t water wt back to the ver, the was jus brown, icky mudll over the gund wherer the wer uched.hat mudas on toof these steps--1,, 3, and. oods inecember e uncomm. the vers aresually fzen althe way ll sprin and ao the erion thate're facing re. the rmer mperates are csing the permafro to meltand the rmafrosto melt aects the land thugh erosn. so, t erosn cuts o some la that fallinto theiver, anwe lose ite a bieach yea is sprg, my daand i, measurehow far was. this ar we ost abou8 feet, andach yeare lost ather 5 feet. and whave anoer 40 oro feet lefuntil e bank othe riverreacheshe house if iteeps movg at thea

narrator: wild aid features celebrities like chinese basketball legend yao ming to educate the chinesepublic about ivory. knights: well, the chinese government has been very supportive. we've been very lucky that cctv, which is the main government run tv station in china, has run our messages in prime time. hutson: when they're surveyed, up to 70% of chinese consumers say they didn't know that for them to buy an ivory trinket means that an elephant actually has to die. and once they learned that fact, most of them say they will no longer buy ivory. narrator: must africa's elephants go extinct? saving them calls for a multifaceted solution. hutson: we have to look at the demand side, at the supply side. we have to cooperate internationally. we have to involve businesses and statecraft and private citizens and ngos and law enforcement, and we have to educate people worldwide that your ivory trinkets mean that an elephant has to die. thornton: we need to go back to the total ivory ban, including complete ban on domestic trade in china and japan. if cna and japan banned domestic ivory trad

se despide este to ming de la obra. >>> (hablado en inglÉs). >>> ha recibido mÁs de 70 reconocimientoslos presen fes se han podido emocionar y disfurtar del fantasma de la o pera. este teatro zaoerb sus puertas el dÍa domingo cerrando un capÍtulo en la historia de la gran manzana. >>> un show bonito. >>> como trabajadoraes carmen soler y miryam rincÓn han vivido momentos inigualables dentro de estas paredes. estoy trabajando hace 20 aÑos y me da tristeza, porque es un show muy lindo. no sÉ por quÉ se va. >>> el fantasma de la o pera se va, dejando una huella imborrable en la historia teatral del paÍs. en new york, karla amezola noticias telemundo. >>> todo se acaba. >>> el actor nos cuenta por quÉ >>> el actor nos cuenta por quÉ en su nueva serie se julián, tu padre te hereda sus tierras. a lisa, su colección de arte. y para adrián... su samsung galaxy 2015. lily, thououghts? at a at&t you cacan trade it inin for the n new samsmsung galaxyxy s23. at a at&t you cacan trade it inin for the n new fofor free. at a at&t you cacan trade it inin for the n new es una graran oferta..... you mus

, the attacker was detained on the spot, who is it and what could be his motives, let's ask sergey mingau of the breeze in japan.

occupied beijing and committed an unprecedented robbery . destroyed and blundered the wealth of the un, ming, you and palace. the defeat of the jing dynasty in the do opium wars lead to the transformation of the celestial empire into a semi colony of european states and started its age of humiliation. and the sale of opium took on colossal proportions and led to the horrible death of millions of ordinary chinese. ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law. and just in case we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to place trust rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with for obama's protect his own existence, his own exist. oh, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critic

i came here with some emotions always looking forward to this trip to ming. i remember the scale of these roads. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus as soon as i was going to see the russian people. and how friends communicate with them. so it is great people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them with belarus has its own history. in fact , it was a very interesting experience that i studied here. i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian fashionable gymnasium for me one word. she is a very important opportunity on belarus 24 tv channel. our secret is very simple. we just know how to communicate on a normal parity relationship. determine your position and develop tools to strengthen our society by your ability to communicate your thoughts. this is another drop that wears away the stone and which creates not only an international system, but it shows what it should be in the future, but no external influence. it cannot be productive if there is internal unity, if people are sure

occupied beijing and committed an unprecedented robbery . destroyed and blundered the wealth of the un, ming, you and palace. the defeat of the jing dynasty in the do opium wars lead to the transformation of the celestial empire into a semi colony of european states and started it's age of humiliation. and the sale of opium took on colossal proportions and led to the horrible deaths of millions of ordinary chinese. ah ah us is a danger to the world as it is. and cuz it has all this economic power that it uses for the military. these are sick and twisted people that care about nothing but money empower. i'm not even hey, i think i think they're indifferent. they just want money empower and they don't they're indifferent to who dice and as long as they can get that money empower. ah, ah, i will ensure that joe biden does not receive for more years. do you believe trump, as a general rule? no, never. we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rod and corruption of washington dc abided as pushing us to world war 3. i mean, i a you have to consider that. that is the worst

ssa also fully complied with the elijah cummings act by ming our office of civil rightsn equal opportunityndependent office that reports directly to the commissioner. and by making its leader a deputy commissioner within the agency. thisffice also leads the agency's diversity and inclusion efforts and presses civil rights complaints om the public relating to access to our programs. not only is social security important to people of color and women, ssi is also a key program. in addition to the goal i previously mentioned of increasing the total number of ssi applicants by 15%, we have a goal of increasing applications fr underserved communities by 25%. underserved communities are those that have experienced a 30% decline or more in ssi applications. the majority of people are people of color and/or living below 150% of the poverty threshold. this year we initiated a campaign that targets zip codes in underserv communities with the sharpest decline in ssi applications. this includes about 1200 zip codes with a total population of nearly 17 million. the campaign includes placing sis about th

i toldim and iept it ming. the ne thing, u know, evybody onet is caing me donique.sfrustratg becausi walike, diyou real just k for myiddle na to chge it, uld makeverybodylse think name isominique stead ofhaquita? i was lking. so must ha been gog to the cameraruck. thperson w stard it--buwe cross paths anthey sai "hey, dinique," ani stoppe i id, "my me is shuita. do notall me dinique jt cause yore not owith my name. e nerve you." a it was other blk person after at conveation wi that pern, never hpened agn, and i rememb tellingim, "is reallyad that u of a people uld be t one toome--comat me abt this, to ce at me out my ne in ts way." he wast tryingo be a bly, but was sti internazed racism. muhamm ali: whyou wanto say ssius cl, whenoward coll and erybody is calli me muhaad ali? w, why y got to the one ofll peopl who's cored to kp sayingassius cy? ma uh...hord coselis not e one whs gonna ght you. i am. muhammadli: you' making really hd on youelf now. why dot you ke [indistct] the scorg angle? y don't u call mmy name, man? ♪ man: so,y name i jon ristophesowells- o first

it's still quite hot the capital can. ming is at $27.00 degrees is a bit of a drop on the last couple of days, but it's so well above average and not far from the record. temperature have dropped in bangladesh. they're largely because the increase in the amount of clive and big shower that are now growing for the west in india. very, very few showers. ah a oh. a they're watching out just to recap our headlines now. thousands of people are playing the sudanese capital, come to me as the fighting continues between the army and powerful power to rapid support forces for these fire attempts have a 6 days of fighting of failed to provide at least 78 people have died in a stamp during a charity drive in yemen, capital 100 to gathered and received cash handouts, food over crowding, then lead to across a judge intern is here as ordered. opposition leader should have i know she to be in prison for allegedly talking against security with the lawyer. i know she is a prominent critic of president. i say it again. if i says military leader, captain deborah him troll, re assigned the decree, orderi

the great opera singer plastida do ming also has a remark about this. he said that if i do not work, i will rust with education, just as continuity is necessary. thank you for your attention. thank you to you. 31 seconds lasted from the speech please. hello, dear areopak and yuri pavlovich, this is a tool for national projects. in the development of the country, one of the federal initiatives is the education program . lev nikolayevich tolstoy said that nothing like labor ennobles a person, indeed the life of people, without it it is impossible to imagine people, creating and consuming products of labor, improve themselves and society. eh, labor forms the personality of a person, determining the conditions of his life, therefore its significance in the life of society. so important. thank you for your attention. 30 seconds hello, dear leopag and pavlovich, i am a worthy person, education is at the top of the need, but everyone knows that enlightenment cannot be achieved without effort , it is work that ennobles a person to us, as young people are known,

it was the 7 fed croft to carry evacuees out of sudan. china's foreign ministry spokeswoman mound ming is given an update on the evacuation of chinese citizens from sedan. suzanne fashion, huntington, since the start of the armed conflict and said on, we have been racing against the clock following the instructions of our central party committee and have done all we can to ensure the security of chinese citizens . we have made thorough arrangements for the evacuation. so for $1300.00 plus chinese citizens happened safely evacuated, some of left sudan on a chinese navy vessel. and some are on the way we, ah, the u. s. and south korea have unveiled a nuclear deterrence plan to both boost corporation in the face of threats from north korea. it comes during the 1st stay visit to the u. s. by a south korean president, in 12 years of china has warned them against provoking confrontation with john young and white house correspondent, kimberly how can reports a show of military strength and might as you as president joe biden, welcome south korean president, you and suck you'll at the white ho

about 18 degrees, but the hot and still in places on fire, bits of you nan are still hot, couldn't ming is 3 degrees short of his record that's cooling down because the increasing cloud. but there's no significant rain here after saying nor is there very much in most of india or bangladesh, but there has been significant sherry activity in the north and it's still in the forecast though he's going away now. so new delhi temps has come up to $36.00 degrees with scattering a shout. the same is true in the hole, but the shouting of his orange in bangladesh. they look vicious. ah, that's not a pushing with one a global perspective. mm lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad, at least $78.00 people have died in a stampede during a charity tribe and humans, capital hundreds had gathered and saw not to receive cash handouts and foods of a crowd, and then led to a crush, the tennessee and judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition leader rashid galucci for allegedly plotting against internal state security. that's according to his lawyer, cannuck. he is

whole system developed over the korean pillaged it, is not wet enough to make it too wet in good. ming but temperatures have come down finally to 22 degrees or is a change take place in what is a very dry part of china? there was, for india and pakistan and bangladesh. this should be the pre monsoon heat tom. good. it has been briefly but now there's so much moisture around that there are wide spread showers, some of them quite heavy, for example, quite possibly in rochester or goods or after the next day or so that could be some pretty nasty down polls with some localized flooding of their ports are there too in pakistan for the same reason and increasing cloud and thunderstorms could produce from luckily, pretty unpleasant weather, not particularly good for agriculture. ah, with jump into the stream. hen percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions. showing the debate. people have already lost their lives. people, how close to that culture. people have to have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it liv

he could have played that role himself as one of the guarantors of the ming scored by insisting that ukraine respect the agreement or macro could have taken the same neutral position as china, where the conflict went hot, didn't. so now that caused trying to dump the whole mass in china's lap with a, alec shrugs, michael also brought up the issue of nuclear weapons being deployed in allied countries. this was not dodge ranchers, the opinion, the nuclear weapons should be completely excluded from this conflict. that all international treaties on this issue should be respected, and that under no circumstances should nuclear weapons be deployed outside a toad series of nuclear powers, especially in europe. in this regard, it is necessary to remind every one of their responsibilities in particular russia . so and no foreign new deployments in europe are the americans aware of macros position, because the u. s. has nukes deployed pretty much in a whole lot of european countries and has for the past several years. the 2 leaders also talked about the need for global food security, underscor

i always came here with some emotions , i always looked forward to this trip to ming.how friends communicate with them. this is how it looks like i have seen people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them with belarus connects its history. in fact , it was a very interesting experience that i studied here , i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus yes, one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, during all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown. watch in the program a look at belarus on belarus 24 tv channel . the crime is solved from the first folder, and there must be at least two false suspects. better yet, three or four. are you what me a really working operative will be a very profession, but uncle mish be careful that something expensive is technology. i advise you to forget about this instrument of yours, for sure, it was already on the cheap somewhere. by the way, if you are such a specialist in the field of crime investigation, maybe you yours

but we had to prepare all these years to build up the army in order to be ready for this war and the mingime to equip the army and the angel. she recently talked about it. yes, she was right when you said, because thought it was putin who wanted to buy time. we wanted to buy time to allow ukraine to recover and strengthen its military capabilities and that is why we must defend the minsk negotiations, in which you played a very important role. they need to be protected, because it was during these seven years that ukraine received the means for fortifications. i myself will probably have to when they come to ukraine. but for now. i think it 's up to you to do this to protect us, because today, uh, we have the only thing. what else did we manage to beat putin well in addition to the minsk ones. this is 2013, when we managed to remove yanukovych and managed to take ukraine into the european union. and i think you know an important role in this time. i still remember bernard klitschko's nuts came and it was at the very beginning. there would be no maidan and there would be no victory that yo

i always came here with some kind of emotion, i always waited for this trip to ming. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately i just saw for the russian people and how friends love the lives of each of them with belarus has its own history. in fact, a very interesting experience was that i studied here , i learned a lot very much. i believe that in fact, for all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown. see in the program a look at belarus on the tv channel belarus 24. professor alexandrovich was called yanard by the world scientific community. yes , he became famous for researching the sun on biological historical processes. this there was an article by chizhevsky, despite the test of life. he managed to conquer the world with his scientific discoveries. for 7 years of the work of the laboratory, under the guidance of scientists, the peculiarity about the life of a unique scientist really helps the patients. watch in the documentary film alexander chizhevsky captivated by the sun on thursday on belarus 24 tv chann

[lghs] whi is, yea it'sefinitela privilege. m not ke, whers my xt meal ming f m?m i gng to geevic te sohat's a essi ng but i amor ed. witht-- i -- i bor edso thas a con,hat ally imy big on.any otr con lls undethat con, theact that'm bor . icki ng - ohi am extmelyored. i wled houses.i don't ow what do. i pled with ery ngle toy h ave. have goninsa ne sotimes, iven bangmy heaon the wl. everhing i he is dea [l ghs] [bathing ard] yeahi don't know. borem gets t bestf me m tly.is thabug insi or tside ofhe win w? nevemi nd. any moreuestions? [mic - jn travta, ola neon john,summer nht s"] cute as n be. suer days ifting ay to uh, oh tse summenigh ts oh ell. - inging) well, owe ll. tell me re. tell mmo re.did you t very far? - inging) ll me more. te me mo . ke does have a car?uh-huhuh-h uh - (singi) ba-d p. - (singi) uh-h . - (sging) ba oop. - (singing) -h uh.- (singingby me, e got a amp. - (singi) he rany megot my st da mp. - (singi) i saveher li, she nely drowned.- (sinng) he sd of splasng aro d.summer un--- (singing) sothing's gun.but,h, oh, tse suer n hts.oh, we, oh, wel

organization to follow the road map to move to the side of de-dollarization of member transactions is yang ming an interview with the russian news agency, he confirmed that efforts have been made to increase the 3 national borders in the financial settlement , and the talks to accept a monetary unit demanded by the shanghai cooperation organization have been arranged. it is not limited to the shanghai organization. argentina also announced yesterday that it plans to use the greek currency instead of the dollar to pay for imports from china. brazil, the economic power of south america , made such a decision last month, the secretary general of the shanghai cooperation organization and also, in another part of this interview, he said that the process of iran's final accession to this organization is proceeding according to the plan and there are no obstacles in it . the shanghai cooperation organization accommodates 40% of the world's population and 25% of the world's total gross product. thank you. from your attention to the news section. hello, dear viewers of the economy at home. i traveled to

. >> teach ming to common, jo! bring me down to your level!ife is the beginning of the very special episode. >> i never think my best friend is white. i just know my best friend is natalie. >> when you look at tootie and natalie, you're looking at friendship and love that supersedes race. >> the norman lear shows in the 70s may have been teaching us lessons, but it wasn't so overt. >> i'm looking for blair warner? >> you must be her cousin. >> yeah. >> the only time i saw a child with a disability on television as a kid was on a telethon. norman lear cast me as blair's cousin on facts of life. >> see, i had this made. it says i don't have cerebral palsy, i'm drunk. >> it was risky. >> how was the bus ride? >> i don't know, i drove. >> a car? >> no. a lemon. >> when facts of life aired, i was so used to kids bullying me and calling me names. that's what was in my head when i saw the kid behind me. and the one kid, there was about four of them, are you cousin jeri from facts of life? it was a real incredible feeling to be liked by kids. you mean

for the first time, i always came here with some kind of emotion, i always waited for this trip to ming i remember these scales these roads. these beautiful stalins, which were being built when i arrived in belarus, were like fireworks, i saw for the russian people. and how friends communicate with them. so it was done. as you can see, people who do not like to have fun, but love the lives of each of them from belarus connects its history. in fact , it was a very interesting experience that i studied here. i got to know a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian smart gymnasium, belarus yes, one word for me. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, during all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown. watch in the program a look at belarus on belarus 24 tv channel . he is a simple zhodino guy who, like millions of similar guys, lived, went to work and did not think or guess that one day everything would change dramatically. to him he came to this world and the universe answers him. never trying himself in the profession of a carpenter, without havin

the first time i always came here with some kind of emotion i always looked forward to this trip to mingthese roads. these beautiful stalins that were being built when i arrived in belarus immediately, as the first time i saw for the russian people. and how friends communicate with them. so it was like eveli people who do not like to have fun, but love the life of each of them with belarus , their history is very interesting. i studied, i'm here. l of a lot of guys, since it was a belarusian fashionable gymnasium, belarus yes, for me one word. she is a very important opportunity. i believe that in fact, for all this time, minsk has become not the second hometown. watch in the program a look at belarus on belarus 24 tv channel. good morning, friends. we continue to wake up together, meet the beautiful date of april 4 on our calendars, and tomorrow a single day of the deputy will be held in minsk. on this day, no one will be able to come to an appointment with a deputy of the minsk city council of deputies from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm receptions will be held at all addresses and phone numbers f

all-in berg, is a true the bitcoin's proof of ming mechanism is set up to require more energy to earnach new bitcoin as more miners come into the market? >> yes, it does. that occurs in two different ways. one is the bitcoin race, the difficulty level of mining in the block gets harder the more miners mine. that is on a short time scale. we also have e issue in a longer time scale where. approximately four years the amount of bitcoin that y et from mining is cut i half. >> so, bitcoin mining is like a fuel economy rulations in reverse. as time goes on and computed go faster the network automatically adjusts to make sure more energy gets used mr. alburgh even if we improve the energy efficiency of crypto mining computers with that lead to lower energy? usage >> bitcoin mining, again, is inherently wasteful by design. the miners already have incentives to makethe mining hardware as efficient as they possibly can because of the enormous amount of energy that they have to use. the problem is,s efficient as they can possibly b they are not efficient enough. they are always going to increas

to stop any kind of t evasion or illegal trade which is how a lot of merchants in the colonies are ming their money now even more galling to to the colonists about the revenue fm these taxes was intended to pay the salaries of colonial and judges removed that ability from the assemblies. so just streamlining that coming through the royal government colonies colonies again with outrage believing the new taxes represented another violation of their rights as englishmen to consent to their taxes and to control the pay of their officials in the colonies. leaders in several colonies start to call for a boycott of british goods in response to. this so here we have the non importation movement that begins as a way to encourage americans to disavow british luxury and by american made things especially like clothing. now you have virginia planters. they start to support this vement because they fnd themselves at this point in a lot of debt for the luxury items, a lot things we were loing at last week that they had been purchased seeing from england, and they saw this movement as kind of a w to c

there are so many other sports far more aggressive than swim ming that are team sports.just an average male athlete enters that world? what will happen to women? it will become dangerous. >> dana: and track and field. >> bill: i wonder if lia thomas could have done this in any other league other than the ivy league. maybe not. you are here now. why did you leave espn? >> i'm a very opinionated person. i love that about myself. at espn i was stifled. a lot of conversations and issues that permeated the world of sports and society in general that i wasn't able to speak up about. i felt like i wasn't being true to myself. a place like outkick that the idea of cancel culture does not exist and clay travis stands behind everyone who works at the company and says listen, say whatever you want as long as you are convicted in what you are saying and you really believe in it. you have nothing to worry about. that is the exact type of company i would like to work for. >> bill: welcome. do you ever read sports? >> a little bit here and there. depends. >> dana: give me pointers. i c

brazil, t indigens leader alessara korapon for lding campaigngainst t anglo erican ming compy that protected 400,000 acreof amon rainfest. >>tas a he victor we reazed we a liklittle ants. en lite and jo forces,e ge strger anwe gtrger til we won the battle against anglo-americans. amy: here in the united states, environmental activist and fourth-generation shrimper diane wilson received a goldman prize for leading a campaign that won an historic $50 million settlement in a case against formosa plastics for dumping toxic waste on texas' gulf coast. the 2019 civil settlement was the largest in the history of the clean water act. this is diane wilson. >> the lose a t of the powde anthe pellets -- wasus charng this astic erywhere they havbeen doi this for 27 years. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, professor and economist jeffrey sachsh h h h . ♪♪ [music break] amy: "reptile" by the church. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'

nao ming, the spokesperson for china's foreign ministry said: "we oppose deliberately stirring up tensionthe phillipines. life is fragile in this northern frontier of the philippines. impenetrable limestone cliffs and frequent storms can cut the island off for weeks. but people here face a new threat — caught between two superpowers trying to gain supremacy over these seas. cyrus is out to catch flying fish — the islanders�* favourite. but on his days out at sea, fishing in the philippine waters just south of taiwan, he spotted chinese ships getting ever closer. a the chinese fishermen used to harass us. even the chinese coastguard used to roam around the island. chinese coastguard? yes. cock crows the native ivatans have forged a living fishing and farming on this island for centuries, taking only what they need. it's very fresh air. we live here in peace. but their proximity to taiwan has made them both a strategic us ally and a vulnerable foe. the us and the philippines held combat drills here to practice defending an island from aggressors — part of the largest military exercises the

even with intel's new product launches in the second half of this year, analyst ming cho says q2 supply chain was recently told to cut their server chip orders by 50% because of weak demand they already cut orders and expecting commentary on the call tonight. overall the pc bottom might be in but intel has to deal with deterioration in cloud builds, not only delays in sav phi rapids but market share loss to amd. these are all factors to still consider despite the stock climbing like you said 11%. >> remember a month or so ago stacy from bernstein, he upgraded the stock it was kind of a reluctant upgrade. well, not getting any worse is almost as good as getting better >> since when is a status quo acceptable i can upgrade a stock because, oh, status quo >> maybe with this one it is and maybe we just need to hear that it's not getting worse >> i know intel, they have the foundry business, they're more exposed to server chips but this 2k50e tearation in chips is more prolonged than we anticipated and saw that with samsung. earnings came out this morning 95% drop in profit the worst we've s

ming speaking of true heros joey. >> i know a few. i may write a book one day about them. name i threw out there when this topic came up that was jason and britney aldean. you know, britney aldean and social media famous her husband is one of the biggest names in country music for last several few decades thankfully a georgia artist i know who she is but she spoker mind about politics and he responded by modeling her t-shirts that say things like conspiracy theorist or momes don't let your babies be liberals or close border or usa things highly controversial now he responded at the top of his career by supporting his wife and putting out a line of propatriotic right leaning unfortunately because these should not be partisan issue topics but right leaning shirts to show fans this is who i am and where i am you know what, he's only going to go up from there but if you talk about others gina and rob snyder but one of the musicians from mum fords and sons people we don't celebrate or highlight enough. i get texts from a-listers down to d listers from my time in hollywood worki

the fourth guy comes in primaably the get away driver starts pump ming him in the case when you see kicksked about kicks this weekend. ultimate sign of cowardice. videos tough guys like to kick people on the ground. here what happens i like. at the end four dudes and he is still holding on to one guys leg like you are not going anywhere. i got you. the guys didn't run until our vigilante our home defender's wife starts yelling from inside the house calling the cops saying the cops are coming and ultimately the criminal cowards run run b.a. >> i. >> right outside the hartford connecticut. >>s woman you may have seen this video. woman working out at the gym and she opens the door for a man right at the beginning of that video thinking okay, is he coming in to work out. he was coming in-to-a assault her. and she fought back as well. many people point out the lessons we can take from. this first of all, let's start with the constructive criticism. you don't open the door for people that don't have access to your business or to your gym. but she was proceeding through the world. >> pete: look