i mean, this is monroe, stuff like that don't happen in monroe. >> it's safe, safe little place. >> yeahs very early the next morning. tuesday -- >> i got a knock on my door from the police. >> and then, finally, becky understood. something awful may have happened to her friend chelsea. what did your mind go to? >> the worst possible scenarios. maybe she walked home. what if she got hit by a car? what if she's in a ditch somewhere, you know? what if somebody kidnapped her or trafficking? >> there were cases of human trafficking? >> yes. >> so people were being snatched, you know, women particularly. and then taken to be prostitutes somewhere against their will -- >> yeah. >> how did that feel? >> it was helpless. >> penny used facebook to get the word out about chelsea and kept looking. >> i was out there almost every day. some nights i would put the kids to bed and go out searching all night. >> out on big mike's property, the family invited the media including our detroit affiliate wdiy to their command post. and chelsea's mother tried to stay focused through her fear and regret. >> ha

the star of world cinema day, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president. the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of monro, the beloved leader of indonesia , his guest at the hotel for the night, in sukarno's opinion , is molting. he no longer resembles it the fighting man has not been in prison and is slowly going to sink into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed. he will return to america and the cost of it is only one night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again show inconsistency with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their job. of course, behind the story of the organization american information known as politics. the cia st

today's star of the world cinema, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia spent the night as his guest the beverly hills hotel becomes the hotel of the rich and wealthy. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries without pain and bloodshed to america. he will come back and it will only cost him a night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. with all this sukarno, when he returns , he will again be in conflict with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be removed. the first solution to terror. injurious terror they do not attack sukarno. but he is pessimistic about the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story, the us intelli

the star of world cinema day, marilyn monroe, marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president the beautiful hollywood actress is what the philandering president of indonesia is thirsty for. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia spent the night as his guest

world cinema day star marilyn monroe marilyn monroe calls sukarno prince instead of president.the beautiful hollywood actress is what indonesia's philandering president craves. therefore, at the invitation of munro, the beloved leader of indonesia, spend the night as his guest at the beaver hotel. sukarno seems to be molting. he doesn't look much like the imprisoned fighter anymore, and he seems to be slowly sinking into the american system. if this happens, indonesia like arab countries no pain or bleeding. he will return to america, and the cost of it is just one night of partying with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic hotel. however, sukarno, when he returns , will again be incompatible with the americans. the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated. the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story is the american intelligence organization known as politics. the cia starts another program. weak

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la diana monro. quÉ es fin de mes. el hombre con sombrero. don juan carlos. la mayor parte.ra su primer carrito. buscaron dÓnde. >> cuestiona la actitud del trabajador de la ciudad. >> suez posa tambiÉn estÁ valle. le dije que no pasaba nada, que levantara la cabeza. nos pusimos en contacto con un representante de la cÁmara de comercio de california. >> el proceso para formalizarse podrÍa causar $430. >> ahorita estoy tratando de comunicarme. hoy se conocen mÁs detalles de los inmigrantes que llegaron procedentes de texas. "noticias univisiÓn 14" logrÓ hablar con una de los inmigrantes. >> por la situaciÓn econÓmica, la delincuencia en nuestro presidente que en vez de surgir nuestro paÍs lo que hizo fue ponernos la soga al cuello a todos. >> el plan de bienvenida a inmigrantes estaba por completarse. >> son mÁs de 5,000,000 de dÓlares. >> por segundo dÍa fuimos a la organizaciÓn. para los estudiantes indocumentados. tienen una nueva orden. si es otorgado, los abogados explicaron que se trata de un programa vigente. deben cumplir con la serie de requisitos. ahogado, cuÉntenos

i know she's home, , i know shes in monroe. oh yeah, she came over. she is terrified at being in the same room with eudora wealthy for an evening, and what she would say and what she would do to impress her, to impress her,, what would she do? and i thought, what an incredible insight to harper lee. i also thought, what a tragedy to the world of literature, that no one heard that nonexistent conversation. so when i started writing this book i thought, you're an historian, this is not going to be history. you have written two biographies but this is not going to be a biography. what is this going to be? and i'm pretty much content to let it be, 64 afternoons of storytelling between eudora wealthy and harper lee because not many people have that experience.ar >> maryemma? >> that's a a good question. the jury is still out i guess i would start by saying the publishing industry has changed radically. so we've had to figure out, when i say we, i had to work with my partner publicist to decide how to place this book. now, that's an issue has confounded me

dayana monroe hablÓ con vendedores ambulantes para conocer mÁs de este intento por limpiar las callesen la misiÓn y allÍ no se habla de otra cosa. la medida sÓlo incluye 14. la promesa que hace la ciudad es que trabajarÁn con los comerciantes que tienen permiso y le prometen reubicarlos. ella que no se habla de otra cosa. >> sano los van a dejar vender aquÍ. no iban a dejar vender a nadie. >> son los vendedores ambulantes que tienen permiso. >> esa personas hacen mucho daÑo. >> desde noviembre la venta ambulante estarÁ prohibida. la medida no se extenderÁ. esta lugares tan ana cargo de los operativos. —— esta lugares estÁn a cargo de los operativos. esto para helen es una buena noticia. >> decÍan estar atadas luego de que una ley estatal despenalizar a la venta ambulante en el 2018. los registros de salud seÑalan que esta actividad genera problemas en el vecindario. . >> vende gente sin permiso, por quÉ nosotros no podemos vender con el permiso. >> los vendedores piensan reunirse el martes. la vocera de obras pÚblicas dice que es real y que los trabajadores han sido amenazados. por ah

esta zona turÍstica cada quien san francisco estÁ dayana monro. >> paola, muy buenas tardes un todo juanpagar las rentas y las cuentas y le decimos quÉ ocurre. el hombre que corre no tenÍa ideas. mi mayor parte del tiempo los vemos cruzados de brazos. >> son cuatro. dicen que saben que vender es un problema, pero tambiÉn cuestionan lo que sucediÓ. no alina >> le dije que no pasaba nada. ahora con el sueÑo de ser vendedor ambulante. >> tiene que ir al centro para pequeÑos negocios. >> tambiÉn tiene que ir usted al centro de servicios. hay oportunidad de que no cambia esa cuota. estoy tratando de comunicarme con la zona. la renta no es era y las ganas de seguir estÁn intactas. hay una investigaciÓn en curso. nosotros actualizaremos la informaciÓn. paola: nayarit sentimos calor intenso de la regiÓn, tÚ tienes mÁs informaciÓn? nayarit: asÍ es, y una masa de aire seco. en la ciudad de san francisco tambiÉn el sol se estÁ metiendo tambiÉn en el Área de san francisco el dÍa de hoy. maÑana el polen moderado al igual que enlivermore. esto definitivamente es el prÓximo evento de calor que nos tien

esto es lo que sostiene los 42 fiscales yanina monroe es su voz con el fiscal de prensa que dijo que que meta pare sus tÁcticas. yanina: asÍ es. meta conocÍa que instagram utiliza algoritmos. esta es la demanda. [habla en inglÉs] " tenemos reportes y documentos que seÑalan que meta conoce que instagram es adictiva. se eleva la cifra a 42 estados contra el gigante de las redes sociales. ellos le mintieron a los padres, ustedes, a todos. esa adicciÓn a instagram que quizÁs usted nota en su hijo es creado por la propia empresa. >> marta entiende que esto podrÍa tener efectos dentro de su casa, pero mientras esto pasa prefiere evitar el riesgo. >> no les doy el telÉfono. cuando se lo doy se lo doy un ratito, pero estoy monitoreando quÉ estÁn viendo. >> desde meta el dueÑo de facebook e instagram dice estar decepcionado con la demanda, en vez de trabajar con empresas del industria para crear estÁndares claros los fiscales han elegido este camino, dijeron en un comunicado, pero hasta dÓnde puede llegar la acciÓn de los fiscales? tomando en cuenta todos los niÑos que usan instagram en estad

weinberger translate monroe the entire weinberger translate monroe iie: entire family weinberger translatepeople out, the rest are still under there. we can cut them out. they hit the building without warning. they didn't ask us to evacuate, they didn't say anything. we suddenly heard the air strike and ran to the building and found out it had completely collapsed. israel has also been burying its dead — among them, a 20 year old british man who was serving in the israeli military. nathanel young was killed during the attack on the border with gaza. 0ur correspondent nick beake was invited to report from the funeral service. nathanel young's coffin was carried to mount herzl, israel's national cemetery, where they grieved a londoner who'd become one of their own. his family said it had always been his dream to be a frontline israeli soldier. more than 1,000 mourners turned out. despite pleas to stay away, so the funeral itself would not be a target. nathanel young's sister started to pay tribute to him. throughout the last 20 precious years, i've watched nathanel grow up from a cheeky litt

andry orhal’s work, marilyn monroe, was already sold for almost 200 million dollars.r artificial intelligence, of course, people who understand understand that artificial intelligence came to art, to creativity, to culture, and accordingly it came to art. therefore, most likely, now, for the most part, this is technology support. by the way, many of the works that the neural network created were purchased, and this money went to the distant future. development of research on neural networks, that is, creation, and so on , and maybe this is also a collector who is interested in the development of this technology, maybe one of the investors, but if we take, like the art market, investments in art almost always paid for themselves. i am one of the leaders of the national center for contemporary arts in the creative field, as far as contemporary belarusian art is filled today. if we compare it with belarusian art even just a few years ago, then very much, if we talk about trends in the general world, then maybe our artists are not yet so quick to introduce some kind of wo

>> daniel clay is a guy that lives in -- in monroe county and doesn't really have a permanent addressm house to house, girlfriend to girlfriend. he has a few -- a few kids. but he just kind of does his own thing. >> someone that's not doing very well in life? >> unemployed. >> oh, boy. >> and we had found out that he had actually been arrested a month or two prior -- i believe it was in may of 2016 -- by the monroe city police for a larceny from a person where he stole a backpack with some tattoo equipment off of somebody. >> a petty crime, essentially. >> but it's a felony. >> and unfortunately for daniel clay, the law in michigan had recently changed. under the old law, only dna from convicted felons was entered into the national database, codis. the new law included the dna of anyone arrested for a felony. >> so upon his arrest with the new law in michigan, they took a dna sample from him and sent it to the crime laboratory to get entered in the codis. >> so where was this guy? >> well, that was one of our big things, was locating him. >> yeah. >> he was homeless and was just bounc

from monroe, louisiana, trent. monroe is not in mike johnson's district, correct? caller: no. another congressional district. host: what do you think about your fellow louisianan being elected speak ore of the house in. caller: good, good. even in the last few minutes it's been interesting to listen to the people who are concerned about the religious and those who love the fact that he brought up god and country. i think the republican party is shifting from maga, make america great again, to more of a mapa -- mrveg ata, make america theological again. either there's an infinite personal god and is there in a way we can know and we've got to order our lives and country around it or we're part of an evolutionary process and it's full of relativism and truth is whatever you want it to be and that will lead, in my opinion to chaos. host: so you'd be somebody who thinks going in, like you say, mata direction is a good idea? caller: i think we have to. i think it's a whole and total streuf reality over another whole and total view of reality. the democrats believe in a theocracy of

featured in the block. 5 or movie barbie and it's working together with luxury brands like new york and monroe lo vondik for more on this month to fish month from our business team joins me much of this business. if you oh, everyone's watching. tell us more about it. i mean, we're talking about a single maker that's now valued at nearly $9000000000.00 us dollars. that's a crazy feed for a company that used to be, you know, sort of counterculture fashion thing and just like us, it's a stand will make or that we're talking about. now this was made possible because the owning families sold at stake to a cataract in 2 years, a co, which is a private equity group, a financial investor. and they bought the company trended to a global audience, which it already was a global company that they really choose to up and now bring it to market to sell it for a gain and bringing more cash to the company. right, so big feet there. um the 1st birkenstock shows were made 250 years ago. so that's a sample. was the story. tell us more about that. yeah, so it was founded in 1774 by one joe and adam birkenstock to

champions barnum. unique took on promoted side darmstadt, and by and by boosted by the come back of monro noir on return to buy install up to breaking his leg 11 months ago. not byron's house got a whole lot harder when you actually what came east was send off after just 4 minutes. dunst that's advantage only lost it 15 minutes. so as close to zulu it was sent off for bringing down on rock line. murray. and the red card fast didn't finish their 5 minutes before half time done done some occasion. magwoods couldn't see that the 3rd of the game. and after a goal, as for his top by and make the most of their advantage in the 2nd retain, with the open or up to 51 minutes. 5 minutes late leroy sony doubled byron's advantage within easy tap in 60 minutes. the engine mom was the automated 3 now after a cleverly constructed free kick. and only 4 minutes later leroy sony squared, the 2nd goal of the day to make it for new and to buy on rain of gold continued retain with the goal of the day from his own house to make it 5 new. after 69 minutes. thomas mill of then added gold numbers 6 just under 2 m

and these western collectives subordinate to it have decided to turn the monro doctrine into a global one. these ideas are totally illusory . they are extreme, but the pax americana will not stop it. the global minority is doing all it can to put the brakes on the brakes on the acceleration of the natural course of events. the declaration of nato on strengthening partnership between russia and china have been characterized as a threat to nato. speaking to his ambassadors abroad, president macron said he was concerned about the expansion of brits. come case the situation in the national dutch international sphere and it runs the risk of weakening a review of the world order and of its principles. it is undermining the way the west is working. this is the end of that quote. so here is a revelation if anybody wants to meet with them, come closer without us all without our consent, it becomes a threat. -- this inspires optimism for all those who believe in the will of all traditionally and want to see a revival of when and as a central coordinating body for global politics. a body where d

finally be some chemistry between all i've sold, who has a very kind of moderates, temper and in monroe mccall, who is much more outgoing, much more aware of how he projects power to the outside world that's something where the germans houses to seems to be very new to dry as people up seems to be here in hamburg. thank you so much. the fact that mikaela mikaela come from the 8, how we watching dw, and use us reach out that top story, israel's response to the through sat today's attacks by her boss. these are life pictures of the sky above the dogs. the way israel has been kind of god and strikes on military targets, 5 minutes depending index and yahoo is that these countries punishment will change the middle east. well, the 7 hundreds, right? these have been killed by how much attack is involving 500 policy needs. and is really strikes on gaza. israel has denied reports of negotiations to secure the release of hostages, abducted by how much benefits. while americans, deputy ambassadors to the united nations, says, reiterated his country support for israel. robert would also point about

the monroe doctrine, 1823, something you have encountered in other history courses. the monroe doctrine, a position that opposed any europe colonization or involvement by european nations in the western hemisphere and the 1840s. the idea of, manifest destiny has really taken among americans manage destiny. the idea that america had a god given right to settle the continental to expand all the way to the pacific coast and settle the continent. not just a right, but a right, a god given right. here we see a famous painting by john gast, american. i'm guessing you have probably encountered this painting before in other courses or other classes. and here, of course, it's a it's a not very subtle depiction, is it, of of manifest destiny, not many hidden metaphors here. right we see columbia female personification of the states leading settlers west bringing light into darkness right. we see a well, let me ask you what do you see in this in this painting are what are some sort of metaphors and things that you see sort of as evidence of of american expansionism and destiny.

she sent us this assessment, as jim talked so last hold on french, president monro, my call the parts here from the to day political retreat in humbug. both side condemned the actions of the service organization, how mazda and once again reiterated the full support for israel. at the same time is they won't rule out that ron might have been involved that sport french president mano, mccall said, but he said he wouldn't say anything more concrete until there was actual proof. both in its own statements with due by the us present. also with the tale and on bridges, prime ministers once again backed israel, but also stressed that the palestinian people have rights to their own existence. it also throwing that commitment once again behind the 2 states seducing. and that was our 2 political editor, michelle, a cosigner in brussels. conflicting statements from top officials have created an over whether the you will continue to development, send development aid to the palestinians. that's bringing dw is louisa shoes chilton, who is following the story for us from brussel. so what is going on

smithsonian institute african-american institute museum and i will present to him the howard for monroe but . i have had it all the time and only one other person has worn it and it is my co-minister, dr. benton. but it has been there and it is fragile and i thought it may be an inspiration. i was contacted by them about a photo of dr. thurman and i thought, what about his robe? yes . we will be presenting the robe. and we have the robe of dr. fisk, the cofounder. we will be giving both photos of each of them in the robe of dr. fuhrman and the robe of dr. alfred fisk. >> we just have one minute. we cannot go without mentioning the 139 psalms. why did he love that one so much? >> because it is so intimate. about knowing me and searching me. it is the walk . talks about the light in the darkness. the light in the darkness of both a light. he is dealing with, we all have dichotomies and that is what happens in life. we have dichotomies. he says, no. even with god, darkness and light. unity. >> you have to come back. and you have over the years. thank you. praise god. >> thank you. >> conti

you see they hoped to sail from fort monroe. go up through the chesapeake bay go to baltimore and from baltimore. they hoped to get on rail lines. perhaps head west to cincinnati to louisville. so these are soldiers who claimed that they are going to kentucky to tennessee and other places. but hearing from an exasperated general lew wallace in baltimore. especially in the wake of lincoln's assassination grant is going to change the terms that he offered at appomattox, especially in regards to that special orders number 73 that came on the morning of april 10th. let me read to you from grants response to wallace. it was no part of the agreement that we were to transport or feed paroled prisoners. by the terms of the surrender they were allowed to return to their homes and i ordered that their paroles should be a pass to go through our lines where it was necessary to do so to reach their homes and that when they traveled on roads or boats run exclusively by the government, no fair would be collected. i did not calculate that men f

communism would spread further to latin america, and latin america... even in accordance with the monroeed a sphere of priority interests for the united states of america, so they turned a blind eye and turned a blind eye to any atrocities, and also the cruelties that duvalier carried out, we are talking about the fact that really this latin american regime on the island of haiti, this is generally paradoxical and of course quite unpleasant to talk about this, since haiti, as far as i remember, i’m afraid i’ll be mistaken, this is... the very first or one of the first countries in latin america that acquired independence, all this happened at the end of the 18th, beginning of the 19th century, but quite quickly regimes were established there, to put it mildly, not democratic, which claimed their power by force, well, not only in soviet propaganda there in the sixties, seventies, eighties and other countries, western countries, very often haiti was mentioned as one of the worst examples, that’s a dictatorship. brutal dictatorship, inhumane and so on, it is important to understand that the

because this little girl needs you. >> state police are urging anyone who visited the monroe lake statetheir tip line to contact their tip line. and if you have any information on the investigation at all to contact new york state police. bret? >> bret: okay, mollie. thank you. we have additional information tonight on a story we brought you friday. an irs consultant is charged with leaking private tax records. former president trump and many other rich people, senior and national correspondent rich edson has details. >> an unprecedented week of tax return information, including financial records from then president donald trump and thousands of the wealthiest american taxpayers. the justice department is charging a 38-year-old irs contractor, charles littlejohn with stealing that information from 2018 to 2020. quote: including returns and return information dating back more than 15 years. the disclosures came as the trump white house and congressional democrats were locked in a massive legal fight over trump's tax returns. >> other presidents all voluntarily release their tax forms, re

therefore, at monroe's invitation, the beloved leader of indonesia becomes his guest at the beverly hillsel. ashraf and sir hotel, in sukarno's opinion , is being molted. he is very similar to that fighting man he has not been in prison and is slowly going to drown in the american system. if this happens, indonesia, like the arab countries , will return to america without pain and bloodshed. just one night of partying with a hollywood actor in an elite hotel. despite all this, when sukarno returns , he will still be in conflict with the americans. the black organization eventually comes to the conclusion that he must be removed. the first solution to terror. the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured. terror is their job. of course, behind the story of the organization american information known as politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy and making indonesia's revenue path insecure. a few unknown planes whose nationality and ownership cannot be identified from the sky. these planes go to indonesian sh

. >> charlotte desapareciÓ el sÁbado por la tarde en el parque estatal monroe lake en nueva york, donde:15 de la tarde dio una vuelta en bicicleta sola y nunca volviÓ. (hablan en inglÉs). (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> su madre notificÓ a la policÍa cuando encontraron su bicicleta en el circuito que recorrÍa. (hablan en inglÉs). (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> es una niÑa dulce y Única, dijo su tÍa antes de que charlotte fuera hallada. (informaciÓn en pantalla) tras comenzar una bÚsqueda exhaustiva con mÁs de cien agentes y emitir una alerta amber el domingo por la maÑana. (hablan en inglÉs). >> la policÍa seÑalÓ que todo apuntaba a un secuestro. >> estos parques tienen cÁmaras a las entradas y a las salidas. que documentan los vehÍculos y las personas entrando y saliendo. >> para este detective privado no involucrado en la investigaciÓn, las autoridades debieron revisar quiÉnes entraron y salieron ese dÍa, recomienda a padres de familia no perder a sus hijos de visita al visitar este tipo de parques. >> no dejen a sus hijos solos y entrenen a sus hijos quÉ hacer en caso que los quieran se

. >> it's been 118 days since the crew of the us coast guard monroe left alameda. >> my last hug wasm and so proud. >> and but on wednesday, after nearly four months of waiting, family members of the nearly 140 coast guardsmen on board were patiently waiting to welcome them home with signs open arms and a few tears. you know, it's one thing to miss my husband, but it's another thing to miss the father of your kids. so rachel sanchez says her husband left to go on this tour when their daughter was just five and a half months old. >> i'm so proud. yeah yeah. he gives us everything. >> captain rula diker, the commanding officer of the coast guard, cutter monroe, says her crew went to places like hawaii, japan, malaysia and singapore, just to name a few, to working with a number of partners and allies in support of a free and open pacific. >> we did some law enforcement subject matter exchanges. we did some damage control, subject matter exchange cases, and just overall talking. we do a lot of fisheries. the coast guard, there's a lot of similarities between us and the navies over there.

the xavion monroe independent list and business man graduated from the echo speciality that just on sale, served in the french army from 1996 to 1999 was a captain in the 1st power issued regimen to france from 2010 to 2014. he worked in the french military industrial complex. he's written the book, the new grade, russia and ukraine. friends coded wrong. and the problems of, we don't send to, i mean the some reason is we don't send something we bid for ukraine of the other countries. we send our own reserves on the equipment we're using knowing differential. i mean, for instance, this is the, they don't have their own, the balancing position anymore. and also the risk throughs available, induction or the media to our industrial complex. uh, because or the price for all, for united state to expose its own. uh, many, daria how the way we be huge uh in your rook and uh, the friends and show many uh, the or own military industrial complex. will you be in den, joe, can we um, because we have some parts of our equipment. every equipment we buy in the united states, the most critical in my opin

from there, calls are heard to revive the so-called monroe doctrine, to force pressure to limit tiesith russia, china, and tomorrow with someone else, all these attempts to dictate one’s will, to adjust multilateralism processes to one’s own outdated patterns, are doomed to failure, the time is now, to fortunately, it’s something else, the emerging new model of relationships is certainly growing the role of parliament. i believe that the key to success will be our teamwork, a joint search for answers to challenges and the desire to formulate a creative, positive agenda, aimed primarily at the well-being of our citizens, social and economic development, and support for inclusion. i am confident that together we will be able to open new paths to cooperation. for decades, our country has fully contributed to the struggle of the peoples of latin america for freedom. russia's relations with latin american countries and the caribbean has strong, deep roots and has always been characterized by stability, trust and goodwill. as the proverb well known in latin american countries says: a house

because as an example i can cite that just recently, also in 2020, the work of andry orkola, marilyn monroece has come to art, to creativity, to culture, and accordingly, it came to the art market, so most likely now , for the most part, this is support for technology, many, by the way, from purchased works that were created, and this money went further development researched.

he's a redshirt freshman from monroe, louisiana. they list him at 5'11". that might be a little generous. 186 pounds. approaching the midpoint of the fourth quarter. van dyke running out of time. and throws it away. threw it for riley williams, who they think is going to be the next great tight end at miami. >> greg: obviously the clock is stopped buck this drive is really take a long time. three and a half minutes off the clock already. only has to result in points. four-down territory the rest of the way. got to pick up the urgency on the upcoming possessions. >> sean: looking for restrepo, and he can't hang on. it's broken up by huzzie. terrific play by the star, which is a very important position on this north carolina defense. >> greg: yeah, similar play that they actually scored on earlier. this time huzzie covers it appropriately. earlier in the game, restrepo was running wide open down that left side sideline for a touchdown, and huzzie times it beautifully and breaks up the pass. >> sean: he was going to be a cornerback until they had the injury t

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just days ago, the city of los angeles began the process to designate the brentwood home maryland monroeed in as a cultural monument. but other historic community spaces facing the wrecking ball. in the bay area, the circle star theater, a place where the likes of frank sinatra and richard pryor performed, was demolished. in oklahoma city, the iconic egg church, once a gathering point for families following the 1995 bombing, destroyed last year after the city failed to make it a landmark. in philadelphia, the demolition of st. laurentiis roman catholic church built by polish immigrants in 1882 began last year. west park church could face the same fate. >> after the building was landmarked, the membership of the church dropped pretty precipitously. because it had become far less about the church and more about issues related to the building itself. >> reporter: roger lee says now the financial burden that could be as high as $50 million in repairs is the responsibility of the small congregation. >> there were grandiose commitments made on the part of elected officials about the amount of

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