audiencia continuÓ poco despuÉs hasta que escuchamos la sentencia y hubo mucha emociÓn >>> como no miriamÓn para prevenir el ataque que vino segundos despuÉs >>> sÍ porque sin duda las emociones estaban ahÍ fueron momentos muy difÍciles quiero mencionar tambiÉn que (nombre en inglÉs) pudo hablar tambiÉn y dijo que >>> quÉ dijo? >>> sÍ dijo que sentÍa mucho dolor por el daÑo que habÍa causado que se arrepentÍa, pidÓo perdÓn por haberle arrebatado la vida a estas personas dijo que hizo algo terrible ese dÍa que disparÓ y asesinÓ a personas porque eran negras y que mirando atrÁs no podÍa creer lo que habÍa hecho asegurÓ que no quiere que otros se inspiren en Él >>> miriam gracias estamos en el caso. en otras cosas al menos 33 personas han muerto en panamÁ cuando en el auto bus donde viajaban cayÓ tambiÉn hubo 23 heridos miren las imÁgenes asÍ quedÓ el vehÍculo entre ellos 5 menores de edad de los que t 2 tienen lesiones muy graves. >>> y ahora llegamos a ohio donde hay preocupaciÓn por la emergencia ecolÓgica que se ha activado despuÉs de que se descarrilara un vagÓn produciendo quÍmicos en

suficiente para vivir bien. >>> estÁs diciendo que voy a seguir trabajando hasta los 60 y pico. >>> miriamcolombia es uno de los primeros paÍses mundo en probar audiencia de este tipo. >>> y uno imagen publ casa por el presidente de mÉxico obrador en su cuenta de twitter de una aluxe ha generado controversia es una especie de espÍritu del bosque que es mÍstico y dicen que el supuesto duende podrÍa ser la roma de un Árbol. >>> y asa llegamos al final de las noticias que tenga una excelente semana musica buenas noches hoy en zona mixta vamos a repasar lo que poaso en la semana hoy el manchester united gano su primer titulo en la era ten hag y barcelona dejo puentos en el camino y con esto comenzamos musica musica

and for this, first of all, i thank our miriams in your person, my dear brothers and sisters in the personf those who filled this temple today. also, of course, i thanked the consecrated bishops and fathers of our priests, who actively contributed to the inclusion of the laity in church life and we see that this interaction, the ruling bishop of the clergy, the believing people, the creation of many , many initiatives that are carried out today by our lairs undoubtedly enriches the life of the church , and moreover, it helps to solve those difficult questions and problems that arise on our historical path. ways, as i always say, forward and upward, because there can be no other vector of movement in church life, we cannot simply go forward, because the word forward can simply be associated with intellectual cultural and other initiatives. but if there is no upward movement at the same time, then anything that moves horizontally will have nothing to do with the main mission of the church. to save people by the power of divine grace to elevate a person above himself to direct his heavenly to

all on says an anti semitism comes in many different forms. miriam venza director of frankfort jewish museum, germany. so let's look at that example about wealth and money. as to which is the sum to the rule. historically, jews will exclude it from many professions in europe. few from oscar for from and among the jobs they were allowed to do was additionally dealing with her coins either or exchanging money that gave it vixen the thought that was the case in the early modern period. and that led to the idea that jews have something to do with money. go for one home. times of crisis provide particularly fertile ground for spreading anti semitic tropes and conspiracies. an age old and murky myth, the hidden hand. you can see it, it's not there, but there is an assumption that there is some something sinister. i read up not history, professor george washington university. we saw it even in cases like the covert pandemic. right. all these questions of who exactly benefits from the covert and then implying that actually it's a conspiracy of a jewish, you know, ah, are businessmen and peer

did miriam katz yeah about this is raising red flags .o beyond the nappies as she she just just distasteful and who who on thinks this is a good role model for children. i just don't understand. but sophie's work politically persuasive . sophie politically persuasive. sophie writes about trans youth. know this is a politically persuasive campaign. it's not just it's not just art. so how do you think she's got it past social sheffield council to go to this event and to be and giving her book to the children . well, it's book to the children. well, it's transgender isn't it ? it's transgender isn't it? it's a similar set i've been campaigning on trans issues now for six or seven years. concerned about the way in which the trans trans people are being used in this. we've seen we've seen women's rights being attacked any but any man who wants to wants to invade women's spaces can just identify as trans. what we're seeing what we're seeing here now is this is this breach of boundaries with children as well and by playing this transgender card,

did miriam katz yeah about this is raising red flags .beyond the nappies as she she just just distasteful and who who on thinks this is a good role model for children. i just don't understand. but sophie's work politically persuasive . sophie politically persuasive. sophie writes about trans youth. know this is a politically persuasive campaign. it's not just it's not just art. so how do you think she's got it past social sheffield council to go to this event and to be and giving her book to the children . well, it's book to the children. well, it's transgender isn't it ? it's transgender isn't it? it's a similar set i've been campaigning on trans issues now for six or seven years. concerned about the way in which the trans trans people are being used in this. we've seen we've seen women's rights being attacked any but any man who wants to wants to invade women's spaces can just identify as trans. what we're seeing what we're seeing here now is this is this breach of boundaries with children as well and by playing this transgender card, p

los comerciales las campaÑas pagan millones y dan contenido de alto nivel en apenas unos segundos, miriamotagonizÓ este comercial por primera vez un anuncio de la nfl en el super bowl enfocÁndose en el fÚtbol femenino. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> desde el estadio hasta la calle hasta un centro comercial. fanÁticos y famosos intentan detenerse a flores y robarle su bandera. >>> mamÁ algo muy raro acaba de pasar >>> respira tranquila vÉndame un abrazo >>> mamÁ vena acÁ >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> nadie puede con ella y al final decenas de mujeres se unen a su recorrido. >>> otra estrella que no podÍa faltar j-lo debutÓ junto a ben affleck de vender donas, Él vende y luego llega su esposa. es esto lo que haces cuando dices que vas a trabajar todo el dÍa le pregunta?. y entre las celebridades el regreso dees michael king como batman 30 aÑos despuÉs lo veremos en la pelÍcula de flash. y tambiÉn alicia (nombre en inglÉs) el comercial de la compaÑÍa tecnolÓgica y tambiÉn en el humor y hambre que producÍa un comercial que dejÓ a a todos en lÁgrimas cuentan el amor incondicional de un labrador y su dueÑa. en tota

you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many amazing people who care about the community located in various parts of san francisco but how they connect to the rest of the world. san francisco and our asian community has a rich history. the so ma with the filipino community. japantown a known japantown. or events we celebrate in china town and especially our lunar new year parade. san francisco brought together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huwe celebrate and support one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various mem

six five seven the championship of belarus on football passed not random scenery of the castle of miriam, the procedure was carried out by the cold coach of the national team georgy kondratiev and echo. assistant oleg iris guess that he only did 15 teams in the championship and the case is walking, two with a skin opponent at home and at the bones. this means a skin tour one of the clubs to miss at the start of the seventeenth and sokoviki for garbage operations, grodno your uaz full alignment of the hiking tour. let's kondratyeva told the tv news agency about the recruitment of the national team on the eve of the qualification. and the snot at the defense, and at once at three ults toil injuries will not help. at this gathering for polyakov, we have questions, how is it going in general? uh, selection of candidates, maybe something is already possible to tell someone to weed someone out, on the contrary, there. well, there are a lot of them in the region of 40 people wrote. well, unfortunately, many do not play, and someone is injured for a couple more weeks. there is a rovnenko is now

. >> miriam joins us now with new developments. >> president biden made the call this morning after the balloon spent most of the week flying over sensitive military sites across the u.s. take a look at this. the giant white orb was spotted this morning over the carolinas. senior defense leaders say an f- 22 fighter jet fired a missile at the balloon puncturing it sending it into the ocean. they stopped all airplanes from taking off or landing and closed additional airspace while the operation was taking place. late this afternoon we are hearing from president biden about the decision to shoot the balloon down. >> ordered the pentagon to shoot it down. as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage on the ground. they decided the best time to do that was over the water. outside of the 12 mile limit. they shot it down and i want to complement our aviators. >> the debris landed in 47 feet of water and spread out over roughly 7 miles. the military quickly began recovery operations including several ships sent to the area. the presence of the balloon in the skies above the u.s. this

actor feen una forma de demencia resulta doloroso porque en apenas un aÑo su salud se ha deteriorado, miriamla familia de bruce willis compartiÓ un emotivo mensaje porque el actor de 67 aÑos tiene demencia fronto temporal. >>> las cÉlulas celebrares de la persona se comienza a morir es una enfermedad que tiene un curso irreversible es mortal y no tenemos ningÚn tratamiento especÍfico para ella >>> este tipo de demencia a menudo comienza entre los 45 y 60 aÑos, y se puede manifestar de distintas maneras afectando la personalidad o las habilidades para comunicarse. >>> el lÓbulo frontal nos ayuda a tomar decisiones, es el que nos ayuda con el todos los pensamientos complejos lo que nos inhiben cuando se tiene una pelea o se sienten ganas de pegarle al otro y no le pega porque el lÓbulo frontal evita que haga eso >>> la noticia llega un aÑo despuÉs de padecÍa de afasia >>> pero (informaciÓn en pantalla) dijo su familia. si bien esto es doloroso, es un alivio tener finalmente un diagnÓstico claro, bruce tiene 2 hija con su esposa actual la modelo (nombre en inglÉs) y 3 con demi moore todas se ha

we saw a very similar situation at the end of march of last year, when the artist and art critic miriamuseum in the world and in which these paintings were kept, where gas and we are dancers, there are quite a lot of them, this museum first of all, the musicians in los angeles are the metropolitan and the museums. the national gallery in london asked the laymen to rename these paintings and certain of their arguments, and the museum in london immediately responded, they wrote to the laymen that they understood all the arguments and are renaming the painting from of russian artists, russian i apologize to the dancers in ukrainian, but the metropolis has already been finished there. now, more precisely, oksana has finished it, there is no need to smear it, well, all that remains is the gate museum, let's oksana tell us about all this an interesting story and how she managed to overcome such an institution. i have a twitter account called ukrainian art history and now there are more than 15,000 followers and actually the first thing i did was write about it and since then, a possible compa

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you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many amazing people who care about the community located in various parts of san francisco but how they connect to the rest of the world. san francisco and our asian community has a rich history. the so ma with the filipino community. japantown a known japantown. or events we celebrate in china town and especially our lunar new year parade. san francisco brought together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huwe celebrate and support one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various mem

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been the only woman and also the only person of color on several boards over the course of years , miriam rivera, ceo of ulu ventures, says board diversity can help strengthen cos i certainly think that boards that are more representative tend to help their organizations to be more responsive to their customers and to actually be more profitable, because a lot of the times we're not engaging in the same kind of group think the board diversity playbook is a free online resource hosted by stanford. vm ware women's leadership innovation lab. oh founder laurie nishiura mckenzie says it presents four steps for companies to take with case studies and resources were thinking about smaller private companies that really want to diversify their membership of their boards. but maybe don't have the resources to do it. reporting from stanford, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. alright some african residents have lost a battle over a new housing proposal. the indian stefan and i use a curry. we're hoping to see sunday's 49ers game didn't turn out the way fans hoped it was a day though one ballet ho fa

and, in our spotlight on podcast segment, miriam vogel, president of equal ai and head of ai and machined economic forum discuss their podcast, and ai we trust, and developments in the world of artificial intelligence. wash -- watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. the democratic national committee will debate d vote on whether to change the parties 2024 presidential calendar and a proposal to change the order stakeholde presidential primaries. watch live saturday beginning at 10:00 m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile vid app, or online at c-span.org. pres. biden: the state of the is strong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of the union address, outlining his priorities to congress on tuesday, his first state of the union speech since republicans won back control of the house. following the speech, arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders will give the republican response

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and that should be a very, or pretty detailed document that miriam, mind your, that the real induction treatise on the 7th if they were to think books, you know, which detailed everything. yeah. so now, now are the point where we're compliance is going to be very hard to monitor dmitri to just briefly, if you would, if we put in a said that he will state the limits of $1500.00 nuclear weapons. i was just wondering why does that even matter because 1500 nuclear weapons is enough to send us all sky high anyways. well, i think we mentioned that in his speech, little by little, the congress that you gave from the even china. they become an important nuclear powers. i mean, they always had, they are all going to be, but it was in comparable to the nuclear arsenals all the soviet union and denied the states. now it started to change. and obviously in his speech within the system that the of france and britain there, but there should be also included because they revealed themselves to be very cost out the rush in the last 8 years seen. the legal government was almost done by the so lucian in

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and that should be a very or pretty detailed document that miriam, i know that the re induction read to solve the 7th. if they were to think books, you know, which detailed everything. yeah. okay. so now, now we're at the point where we're complying, is going to be very hard to monitor dmitri to just briefly, if you would, if we have been put in a said that he will state the limits of 1500 nuclear weapons. i'm just wondering why does that even matter? because 1500 nuclear weapons is enough to send this old sky high anyways that well, i think you mentioned that in his speech, little by little, the con kids from the u. k. frogs and even china. they become an important nuclear power. i mean they always had. busy their own k b, but it was in comparable to the nuclear arsenals on the soviet union and denied the states. now it started to change and obviously his speech would and insisted that france and britain there. but that should be also included because they revealed themselves to be very hostile to russia in the last 8 years since the legal government was austin by the so called revo

you know, if miriam webster's wanted to be current what they put next to dei is antonym, excellence. you can have excellence or you can have dei. in my upcoming book i have and entire chapter on how dei, although i refer to it as die, how it harms our children, how it harms our communities, how it harms our businesses. this is no way, and we are heading toward a biden-caused recession and these policies encourageing this kind of behavior, if people don't follow the model of what they're seeing from a tech industry and kick this to the curb, they're going to struggle. that's the auto industry. that's the grocery industry. that's the hotel industry. a lot of people have followed down this road. >> time to can the diversity deeds all over the united states. thank you. a republican councilwoman just gunned down in what police call a targeted attack. why is no one talking about this? we will speak with her friend later in the hour plus as the public gets a reveal of the horrors democrats released at the southern border they've turned to their last line of defense, hearings or objections t

irina was no longer hopeful dinar usmanov dmitry ermakov anastasia igonina miriam grigoryan and yanators of the ntv company as you already understood, the contract should always be in writing, even if the upcoming operation involves minor surgery. well, for example, decide to straighten your eyebrows without official registration a couple of thousand, of course you will save, but you can also lose several million. at the stage of rehabilitation, lost time, the main enemy of all the victims, a month and no re-operation does not guarantee a positive result, you feel that everything did not go as expected, you feel long-term discomfort, you observe signs of asymmetry. write a formal complaint to the clinic. even when they convince you that everything normally, if the doctors quickly remember this, it is important that they did not react on their own. conduct an independent examination only to its results. you can apply for compensation for material and non-pecuniary damage when applying to the court. have you ever heard such a term, not with delka's ability no, it's not scary if you are

i'm joined by miriam vogel. firth-butterfield, what economic forum ahead of ai machine learning. they are both cohost of the podcast "in ai we trust?". good morning and welcome to the good morning and welcome to the program. host: merriam about the podcast, what is it about and how to structured? guest: it is a show that is a passion project. we are really excited about the future of responsible ai and we want to share the conversation and our enthusiasm with others and want people to understand what it is and why it is something they should care about. we have a conversation with different people who we think our leading voices in ai who we think have a step towards making sure our artificial intelligence economy and future is more equitable and more effective, and work more inclusively with broader cross-section of our society and we do that with bringing on leaders in government and academia and industry who share our understanding about why this is a pivotal moment and breakdown perspective and journeys. hos

tenant governor overseers, carmen winds and her aspiring work as a domestic violence advocate or miriam and her heroic effort to flee communist china. eachue of these women carry the flame that is the spirit of virginia. these individuals give us hope. they give uss reason to believe that just as they believed in 1776 the spirit of virginia is alive and well today. [applause] [applause] i hope that spirit is what motivates us to take on their challenges ahead of us. simply and inexplicably on the political stalemate than unified achievements. today i stand before you that virginians expect more from us. because while the people expect us to debate and argue over what divides us, virginians demand we come together on what unites us. the apostle paul guides us and what exactly this can look like. paul said they should admonish the idol.ra encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with them all. see that no one repays anyone evil r for evil. always seek to do good to one another and everyone. now is no time for idleness. no time for fate heartedness. it is time to seek to do go

pawpaw was very intuitive so i heard -- i heard miriam call him a little detective. maggie used to call him that. >> did that have anything to do with the pills? >> well, yeah, it had something to do with it. paul was always that way. but that -- what led him to be called a little detective certainly there were times when paul found pills. >> including just a month before the murders, is that correct? >> no, sir. >> all right. do you recall 6-5-23 which was a text from paul to you which he said that maggie found pills in your bag? >> right. >> tell me about what happened after that? >> you asked me about paul finding them. it was maggie that found them. >> it was maggie that found them? >> yes, sir. >> but paul is the one who reached out to you, correct? >> on that occasion, yes, sir. >> all right. and what was the discussion after that? >> i can't remember exactly what it was but it was about that i had eye surgery -- i don't know what day it was. days before that. the day maggie found them maggie drove me to the doctor for me to have my cataract removed, whatever t

rich hills, miriam joan and julia saberi from the san francisco planning department. josh arce, director of the workforce development twd. eric shaw, the director of m o. h. c. d. phil ginsburg, the director of sf park and rec, and marcy a. contreras the deputy executive director for mission housing. on behalf of the friendship house staff and our executive director gabriel pimentel. we want to thank you guys for joining us. your collaboration makes all of this possible. my grandmother came here into the bay area during the relocation period and my mother lived in alcatraz during that really hard time. the famous occupation. i'm a mother and a strong native woman in recovery. who found my own? oh who found my own through a healing and healing through cultural and community connection. it is always felt like home here. the village s f is a realization of even a bigger community and i couldn't be prouder of what we are accomplishing here as native people, we are building this together. i would like to introduce my brother peter brad , who is also one of the village proj

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