the barcode became a graphic form of morse code. wide and narrow lines instead of dots and dashes.o binary code: black stripes - ones, white, zeros. different symbols can be encoded in a row. by the way, the first barcodes were round in this form they were patented. the rectangular format appeared later. barcodes have simplified the work of more than one generation of sellers and manufacturers simply, effectively, but not without. disadvantages, a one-dimensional barcode, as the system is called the height of the stripes does not affect anything, only the length is important, the more packed data, the more lines. the marking can be endless, unrealistic for a scanner. the solution was found in japan by the father of the qr code, engineer masahirahira, he presented his brainchild in the ninety-fourth year. the prototype of the future matrix is ​​a popular board game in asia. it is played with black and white stones on... in translation qr quick response - quick response, that is, instant access, and to everything and almost everywhere. initially, the qr code was developed for the aut

morse letters, wide and narrow lines instead of dots and dashes, it all comes down to binary code: blackipes, ones, white, zeros, a series of them can encode different symbols. by the way, the first barcodes were round in this form they were patented. the rectangular format appeared later. barcodes simplified the work of more than one generation of sellers and manufacturers, simply and effective, but not without drawbacks. one-dimensional barcode, this is the name of the system, the height of the strip. which does not affect, only the length is important: the more packed data, the more lines. the marking can be infinite for the scanner is unrealistic. the solution was found in japan by the father of the qr code, engineer masahirahira, he presented his brainchild in the ninety-fourth year. the prototype of the future matrix is ​​a popular board game in asia. it is played with black and white stones on a square board. in translation qr quick response - quick response. that is, instant access, and to everything and almost everywhere. initially, the qr code was developed for the auto industr

themselves there, then the apotheosis, so to speak, of their influence and capabilities, when president morseesident, the coup that was led by the current... in fact, i mean that if, for example, you attend some kind of wedding, if we take a social stratum, let's say, the middle class, the upper segment or the upper class, then there are generally all half-naked women walking around in such low-cut tops and such mini-dresses that no one in russia or beyond its borders has ever dreamed of. yes, everything is complicated here. as we can see, many women here walk around with their heads covered, but it turns out that this is not necessarily connected with special religiosity. often more with social norms. this way they feel more comfortable in public. islam never said. that a woman should be, islam says that when you are on the street, when you are in society, you must behave with dignity, dress with dignity. be that as it may, such external islamization affected the entire region, this is including with the subconscious, the macrosocial subconscious of many countries, a certain reaction against

learning morse code cw, as you call it, did not come easy for me as i learned. but it took me a while because i probably have started before i was, in fact, writes another feature of. computers an idea how big this telegraph corps i mean how many people that knew how to send and receive. and do you have idea how fast they were sending and receiving? yeah, i can't answer. don't know the that the speed is. you know at one point in time i actually sat and tried to calculate how many bits per second were being transmitted so we can compare it to today. but but a a good telegraph operator could do a few words a minute and, and there were multitudes of them and throughout the army and, throughout other forces as well. you didn't ask this question, but i love this story. john moseby where were samuel john mosby's reading the book about mosby right now? john mosby and jeb stuart had guys in their command whose specialty was climbing the telegraph pole cutting the wire and then hold doing the wire to their toes so that spark would react. the saliva and they could read th

i'm jim kas a communication technician aboard the uss liberty, and i intercepted morse code. we're spies, i mean, we're intercepting messages from embassies, uh, military bases, police, anything and everything that we could get. to ensure that the united states was comfortable with what was going on in the world and no one's conspiring against us, basically is to protect our interests. a fleet of american aircraft is sent for a rescue mission, but shortly after, the mission of this fleet is canceled by the white house. an hour later, the zionist regime announced that its forces had made a catastrophic mistake. they state that they mistook the liberty ship for the al qusayr ship. however, this cargo ship is much smaller than liberty and has nothing in common with liberty. in addition, the american flag and the name of the ship are clearly visible. however, us army chief of staff dean rusk and admiral thomas moore insist that this attack was intentional to sink the liberty. the black organization prepared three reports describing the attack on liberty and announced that the ord

the first device that appeared was the morse key, with the help of which information was typed and transmitted through a transmitter, and the first decree on peace was printed and transmitted, and the first decree on land. vladimir mayakovsky, one of the first taso members, one of the creators of the famous growth windows. rosta means the russian telegraph agency. and this is a personal card stored in the state archive not only of the poet, as he himself signed, but also of the artist mayakovsky. 2/3 of the posters, agitating, ridiculing, slandering, he drew himself. they were placed in empty openings of moscow shop windows, hence the windows. this is part of the poster, right? this is the part of the poster that will be mounted, we see the author of the poster, the artist lebedev and the author of the text phrases, respectively, marshak. marshak, broken. will be fair competition, taz is ours a huge competitive advantage. the tas photo archive is a chronicle of the history of our country, where each photo is a certain event or even an entire era. on these shelves there are almost 1,200 thousan

just like a christmas tree garland, and today this is happening every hour, dot dash dot, this is morse code. 1 8 0. six, 10, so, what is it, what time is it, they broke down, don't pay attention, and they stopped during the day, now, liza, sergey, urgently to the tenth track, you only have an hour, give orders there, come on! i'm going to the control room, you call the station master. do you still know what we're looking for here? not mine, look better. take the trains to the sidings, not a single train should pass through the station, the station switches to manual control mode, vasilich, switch to the sixth, that's it, we're closing the station, drive the trains to the dead ends, plans changed, now the crash will be behind the platform 241 km, which i have already prepared everything for and well done, and we changed our minds, and what do you think? took you like that right away believed, look here, now the control should be behind this arrow, get it, no, we didn't agree on that, do it, come on my friend , do it, well, do it, that's it, the arrow is under control, so, now back, read

samuel morse and over the baltimore dc line 1844. what has wrong.yeah what have got and i think phrase captures you know really well how americans at the time were conceiving of this this is just an enormous shift in the landscape of how information gets transmitted how human beings relate to one another. so so this is huge. and by the way, this book by daniel walker how if you're interested in a good introduction to a lot of this stuff, the communications revolution, this would be a great place to look. so as these technological changes are underway. the purpose the press and newspapers was changing as well back in the 18th century newspapers had been, you know for the most part confined to an elite readership because literacy levels were lower, prices were. so they were out of reach of many people. and so most newspapers had only reached very limited readership, but they'd also been mostly political vehicles. so newspapers for the most part were designed with the purpose of helping this in this canada, when an election, this in this group, this po

women and children including uh the depute of the head of the civil defense system in gas mohammed morse so it is liberated crime carried out and committed by the israelition forces in a way that aims at as you know undermining uh the work of the civil defense crews and the gaz ship. the palestinan resistance movement hamas has released a new video warning the israel regime against the continuation of military attacks to release captives and wart on gaza. the video message published by the sam brigades the military wing of hamas entitled release in a deal or kill in a... deal with hamas in favor of his political interest. the total of 97 captives remain in gaza. the police three israelies have been killed in a shooting operation near the border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. according to israely media, the assailts open fired the crossing's cargo terminal before being shot dead by the israely forces. the attacker was reportedly a truck driver coming from jordan. the occupied west bank has seen a surge and retaliatory attacks since the beginning of israel's genocidal

women and children including uh the deputy of the head of the civil defense system in gas mohammed morse so it is deliberate crime carried out and committed by the israeli cubition forces in a way that aims at as you know ' undermining the work of the civil defense crews and the gaz strip. "at least three israelis have been killed in a shooting operation near the border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. according to the israeli media, the assailant opened fire at the crossing's cargo terminal before being shot dead by israeli forces. the attacker was reportedly a truck driver coming from jordan. the occupied west bank has seen a surge in retaliatory attacks since the beginning of the..." israelelital war on gaza and the deadly crackdown across the occupied territories early october of last year. the regime has also intensified its deadly raids across the occupied territories. around 700 palestinians have lost their lives in the attacks by israeli forces and settlers in the west bank since then. earlier our ramala correspondent nagaham joined us with an update on shootin

participation in the victory parade and training on the legendary cruiser aurora, flag semaphore, morse code and practice on boats. all this in our story. the fleet has decided to annually participate in the victory parade in moscow, the main school or one of its branches according to the schedule. this year, the nakhimov school was represented by the kaleniggrad branch. next year , the main school will participate in the victory parade. cruiser aurora. from 1948 to 1956, nakhimov. not only did their internship here, but also lived, and today it is impossible to imagine the ship without future sailors. visitors to the aurora cannot remain indifferent when they lift the guys on board in naval uniform. the nakhimovites are not distracted by the tourists with serious faces and proceed inside the ship. they have scheduled classes. before coming here, of course, we talk to them about what aurora is, what aurora is, so that when they come here, they really come already formed with such an understanding formed of what aurora means, that this is not just some kind of museum, yes. that this is a

study like everyone else according to the school curriculum, and after lunch. hone special skills, morse- this is the language of the world, that is, for example, without knowing english, i can communicate with a speaker, you won’t surprise anyone with dancing and acrobatics here, the schedule of sections includes radio sports, tactical medicine and even flanking, here in the work engineering office schoolchildren print out dumps for drones in order to send them to the svo zone in the future. novaya zemlya is often called the island of flying dogs, up to 150 assault days are recorded here per year. these comrades roam the entire archipelago, they are loyal guards, they protect people from polar bears, they immediately warn about their approach, but the most important thing is that the poor things fly away when the wind accelerates to 50 m/s. there is no personal transport on the new land, a passenger car will not pass on the tunera, they move along the embankment roads on all-terrain vehicles and kamaz trucks, with their help they displace polar bears from the village, which visit the no

women and children, including the deputy of the head of the civil defense system in gaz strip muhammad morse, so it is deliberate crime carried out and committed by the israelicubition forces in a way that aims at as you know undermining the work of the civil defense crews in the gaza strip and as you as you know such a crime uh actually uh as you know aims to um to execerbate the suffering of the palestinian people at this at the time those civil defense crews are grabbling with these unprecedented conditions and they are fighting in order to help the palestinian people or to cope with these unperable attacks carried out by the israeli gubition forces needless to mention that the civil defense crews are as you are trying to cop with these conditions with their limited and humble uh equipment and their uh as you know uh basic tools they need in order to uh remove the rubble of the destroyed houses and to extract the dead bodies left behind the ongoing israeli strikes and attacks where when it's comes to gaz city, the israeli incubation forces are still attacking and hitting as the two neighb

aquÍ viene sam morse. vamos a verlo en la repeticiÓn.do jugabas tÚ. fÍjate yo sÍ tengo que confesar que a mÍ me gustaba meter el pie cuando jugaba. era la cara de buena que tiene. era central y hay veces toca. carlota hace parte del juego. claro, hace parte del juego. hacerle sentir al rival que estÁs ahÍ y que no va a pasar fÁcil. esa era tielemans. tampoco me ha parecido muy dura ahora. bastante flojito. manuel sol. john durant. quÉ te parece esta de aquÍ? es que es colombiano. no quiero hablar mal de john durant, pero esta sÍ fue muy fuerte desde atrÁs. ademÁs, va con los taches arriba. peligroso para el rival. ahÍ te tienes que medir muchÍsimo mÁs y se nota que no es defensor. vamos con una del partido que acabamos de disfrutar. a pesar que tambiÉn va ahÍ bastante fuerte. vamos a ver la repe aquÍ. sÍ, claro. esa duele? no, esas. duele. duele mucho. te saca sangre. te acuerdas de ella? un tiempo. y la sacÓ barata. la verdad. bueno, hemos aprendido una cosa. sobre todo, tengan ustedes cuidado con isa echeverri, que si me ven en la call

women and children including the deputy of the head of the civil defense system in gaz strip muhammad morse so it is deliberate crime carried out and committed by the israel incubition forces in a way that aims at as you know uh undermining uh the work of the civil defense crews in the gaza. well months of relentless is really attacks on gaza and an ongoing blockate on the strip have led to a critical fuel shortage. gaza's civil defense forces are now turning to alternative ways to produce fuel. let's hear from some of them. after this long time and due to the lack of necessary fuel to operate vehicles, the civil defense was forced to produce and refined fuel by burning plastics to generate the fuel needed for vehicles. and machinery, despite the dangers of this operation, the civil defense is forced to carry it out in order to continue providing services to citizens in the face of the ongoing aggression against our people. we work about 14 hours a day on this process and it has major health implications for us. despite using safety measures such as masks and gloves, the smoke still has ser

the power with an american cu when they removed the elected uh representative of president president morse uh i i think that if they're given enough money or he's personally uh encouraged in some fashion to allow people to move into gaza and people in the jordan. it's quite possible. miss doub too. uh, looking at the us complicity in israel's crimes, the us regularly announces that it doesn't want a broader war or any dangerous escalation, but its words and actions are in sheer contradiction. as washington claims its pushing for a cease fire, it continues to provide military, political and financial support to israel, which the regime uses to kill innocent women and children. describe for us this us hypocrisy regarding the gaza genocide. and israel's regional crimes overall, the us has lost all sorts of credibility, you know around the world in a way that i think has never happened before. today we've heard of a turkish american uh woman who was killed um and she was she was american citizen, if they cannot protect their own citizens um you know just because of their in equivocal support o

this is my father, my paternity still needs to be proven morse code. thank you, comrade. bro!stances are developing in such a way that i must once again link my fate with yours, and what was all this, a flying saucer. someone has a holiday, someone has a funeral, for your birthday, son. it is impossible that you do not like it, now there are three of them, one for me, one for you, the third for your lady love, i'm telling you 100%, i saw the ball rising, and the baton was there, we're partners again, 50/50, all that's left is to get into the circus, hello, what's a picnic for the benders is a drinking bout for the germans, we'll ride into the circus on a white horse, all that's left is to find prava stolz, i think i knew where to look for her, zargot. please join the circus. gentlemen-artists, this morning one of you attacked a prison van and killed all the guards. i promise, a sincere confession will save the culprit from being shot. think carefully. i will personally attend your performance this evening. princess, with all due respect to you, we no longer have any way to ser

backing off just a little bit. 84 degrees in concord should be about 86, warm, sunny and bright in live morse. 84 degrees in san jose ad in nevada. 83 in santa rosa khutor coast side. temperatures there in the 60's and out over the next couple of days. yeah, we are winding down now on summer and here you go. much cooler weather expected to act numbers. bottom out with that chance of showers on wednesday, partly cloudy skies highs only in the 70's. all right, lauren, thank you. >> the centerpiece of the national world war one memorial was officially unveiled today in washington, d.c., the sculpture took nearly a decade to complete and is meant to pay tribute to the sacrifices of our country's soldiers. kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt has a look at the new monument. >> world, one is often called the forgotten war. but in the nation's capital, a new sculpture now memorializes the complex. >> and so history comes alive with the story because court story basically unifies us dubbed a soldier's journey, the 60 foot long bronze wall was sculpted by been howard who use veterans is

there's a napalioni morse, but unfortunately, i don't see niger aside in the american olives, they said political heart power spectrum rooting for him, increasing even, you know, that's one of the major ongoing motifs of this program is having rationality m b, because we'll be with global solve understands geo politics. the, the west is a pure a t test and that's why it doesn't work. alexander stephen is absolutely right to me. you know, i don't want to be try to anything, but we, can we look for a win win here? no, the west will not allow that. they will not be good for ideological reasons. alexander, personal, if they want to collapse of pressure and on all the blog that's present play is on the same side as russia. they have a mentality of funding to which they have to prevail. they want to double think of pollution from russia and it's spell eyes as simple as this. they don't want to leave the in the peacefully, the peaceful way along with russia and all other countries. they want to prevail, they want to impose their ideals, or they want to impose their principles. that sadly is as

of the target, it allows you to hit targets that are in motion, this is something that the dukhaim morseannot, in motion which plane is it, i.e. in the air or on the ground? on the ground, that is, well, if we are talking about using an avabil arman missile with a semi-active laser homing warhead, and the target that is to be struck, it is illuminated from the drone, it can be an object that is in motion, for example, a motor vehicle moving on the road. mr. olezh, another hot news: antony blinken also said that president joe biden will discuss with the prime minister of great britain, keir starmer, the permission for ukraine to strike on russian territory. of the federation , this statement was already after he confirmed that iran had officially transferred ballistics to russia, and actually i would like to clarify with you, even if such permission is granted, what capabilities ukraine will get, what missiles we can now talk about, what number we can talk about these rockets now, because we understand, unlike dictator countries, the western world did not prepare for this war, and accordi

went into the streets, displaced families of packed into over crowd of cabs with hardly any way to morse or even keep clean. there was no treatment for polio but vaccination prevents the disease. and international officials now say that this is the only way to protect gathering children. but the resistance of skepticism to earlier a group of around studies really, doctors tend to petition to prom and a student and the one defense minister gallons urging them to talk the vaccination and gas. and the reason for their concerns is that these boxes contain we can virus but they say could mutate in the pollutants gas environment. and plus, the doctors say the immune system of gallons was the weekends by the war on bus might not be able to observe the vaccines. these fear is happening dismissed by top power steering house official. the dispatch scene is safe and secure. it is approved by the world health organization. it has been used in a large number of countries in the world. therefore, this campaign is the only way that will enable us to eliminate this epidemic and to succeed in protecting

change the system that has developed over the years in a couple of days, i'm detaining you, oh how morsede, you bastard, varangian shadrin, your moscow friends certainly won't help here, except for kharus. they won't be able to organize anything here, i didn't want to drag you into this, this is not your problem at all, your problems are our problems, you don't understand, it looks like it's ours, vadik, hold on, varangians, we're working to kill, ready, premiere, monday at 20:00 on ntv, live on ntv again through. tea incident, we continue the broadcast: the culprit of the car accident on planernaya street in moscow was in russia illegally. this became clear immediately after the arrest. twenty-year-old a migrant from tajikistan has already admitted guilt in a fatal accident. last night, he hit schoolchildren. the girl is in intensive care, and her friend died on the spot. tamara simonova will tell you what else is known about the driver and what actions led to the tragedy. what consequences will this... home, they were crossing the road on a green light, as they were taught on a zebra c

we are implementing a cash project, along people to be able to afford housing in a morse secure and safeis what they will be doing with the cash. we were able to distribute food to more than 6,000 people. all working in the central plateau and in the north with families who have left port—au—prince, supporting their migration, also their supplies and get some money to start a new life. anthony blinking announcing $115 million. anthony blinking announcing $45 million. ~ . ., ., ' million. much of a different will that make? _ million. much of a different will that make? we'll- million. much of a different will that make? we'lljust l million. much of a different i will that make? we'lljust have will that make? we'll 'ust have to wait and t will that make? we'll 'ust have to wait and see. i will that make? we'll 'ust have to wait and see. the i will that make? we'lljust have to wait and see. the needs i will that make? we'lljust have to wait and see. the needs arej to wait and see. the needs are so great, we are talking about half the population being food insecure. we are talking about the

alfred vail was morse's assistant, who was manning the baltimore terminus of the line telegraph backbe we ought to be suspending the trial because the clerk of baltimore had determined that this was black magic and that there was a riot, a demonstration being planned and he feared for his safety and the safety of the equipment. that was the environment into which abraham lincoln walked when he became president of the united states. he had first seen the a telegraph f in 1857 when he was writing circuit and was in the tazewell house in pekin, illinois, where he literally. we not forget he was a litigator. he literally in guarded the operator, a guy by the name of charles pinker who tinker, who then went on to work in the white house telegraph office, the administration. but he interrogated is how does this thing work work? because one of the things that we don't think about when we about abraham lincoln lincoln is that if he were alive today would call him an early adopter. that he is the only president to hold a patent. his job when he was a lawyer, illinois, his frequent were the ra

has been abandoned for decades. tourette's adaptive about 20 meters, not as it works with it's not morse. uh there's no now it'll be down even further south, down to about 80 meters. the the bunker is filled with garbage to the air. clammy, it's pitch black. without a flashlight water has seeped into the bunker. the 2 explorers have to watch their every step. it's eric, but that's exactly what torn you kill us. that's all for they've started 7 or 8 years ago when my grandparents told me a story about a hidden soviet treasure on the 300 tons of gold was supposedly hidden in a bunk of interplay seats. i was a, i started looking for what sees the rochester say that a service adviser or some 3 years in i realized it was probably just an oven legend or going underground, had fascinated me though. so i decided to go searching for poncas through torn eco's passion. ana has caught the buck. how the peter, let's say, in this head 1st, it was truly professional. interesting to see. throw it out co, i'm an archaeologist or thought. so i thought turning because work was great. told me this. how come

to 28% it will undo the magic that was done by trump a corporate tax cut, and it will lead to a lot morse situation. -- worse situation, does she really think corporations and rich people are so dumb they don't know how to shelter their income and move it offshore, they know how. lowers tax -- >> by the way over 2 trillion dollars of u.s. cash parked overseas, came back home over two trillion dollars. byron donalds last thought, are you calling mr. trump, making sure he en corporated king dollar and the laffer curve in his speech he will take your call he loves you. i know he loves you. laffer curve, king dollar. >> something tells me, i don't need to call him, he is watching. i think president trump will do a phenomenal job, look out for next week, i think that debate will be a big one, i believe donald trump will hit a home run his core signature pom policy out side of border was tack policy, democrats l love saying tax cuts for rich, it was lie, we made more revenue to federal government from quote, unquote, rich guy than p barack obama's p tack policy that was a fact. larry: his speec

join him in -- he asked everyone to join him in prayer, i love that, franklin graham, america needs morse of that not less. 7 va vice presidential person running for president will not show up. >> she sends her thoughts never her prayers. larry: she will not show up for the dinner that raises money for catholic charities, a lot of people believe, myself includes she is anti-catholic, anti-christian, if he does not, if he doesn't. then the left wing of her party does. and that left wing is the tail that wags the dog. >> i think that is part of why they are losing hispanics, it is the border, and all that lost learning and parents, hispanics are youngest of 4 major races, they have youngest school age children, they heard first hand what was being out the during the pandemic, i, i think that position on life, and the position on religion. we have a lot of people in democratic party won't -- don't want god mentioned, down want us to start with a prayer, they say in thoughts first prayers, a lot of church going population feel you are either hostile too their religious expression, you will pa

premium american made products, order at wt.com ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the more we learn about ryan ruth, the morse'she was in trying to build a mercenary army in ukraine, is trying to be a contractor's striking deals drones and other weapons. lessors in ukraine tells @jessebwatters that ryan wesley routh develop shady ties with the ukrainian mafia and tried to get a group of pakistanis fake passports to fight the russians. also saying that he often talked about her sneaking in black-market weapons. the guy had a big mouth and it left a troubling footprint wherever he went, a perfect mark for intelligence into the region. a former cia officer working in ukraine and knew all about him, warning the state department about his erratic behavior. nobly took action. an american nurse named chelsie walsh also met him in ukraine. and "the wall street journal" riding in his threats of violence and weight her so much she conveyed her concerns to a customs officer in an hour longer interview telling the officer which took place after she returned to the united states, that routh was among the most dangerous amer

running against one of the most anti-immigrant candidates we have seen in recent time, one of the morseformer presidents, who has been making of lies, all kinds of accusations against migrants, or telling people, that we're basically less than human. he's been dehumanizing us. i would ask someone who will uplift, who has also done good stuff on immigration when she was there as a senator. that she stands up to that, and also to talk about what she sees and what she hears from border patrol, but i'm hopeful she can talk to organizations that are on the ground also receiving and welcoming people, migrants who have been making really hard an long journeys to seek safety in this country. unfortunately that's not something she has focused as much on, but to me it's also important to ensure we're lifting up humanity in our community. >> erica, the issue of immigration, and also the issue of migrants and men, women and children is so politicized, i think maybe now more than ever, but it's something that's easily -- the whole issue of the border bill that's become a political pinata, i think, f

users and whatever they put up there is up to you to decide if that's bogus or not go do your research morseing class freaking out because somebody else has a voice and they can't control the flow of information. thisit is just democrats are dog it in a malicious way. >> principle right there with elon coming up everyone falling in love with new biopic reagan that's in form of a question. >> when you told me you wanted to make a difference in this world -- david: but, of course, liberal media is souring on the flick and tomorrows with on "fox & friends," the father of an israeli american still held captive in gaza shares his heart wrenching message as we mourn the death of six hostages murder by hamas. dvr if you can't catch it live by the way, and -- ♪ ♪ hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warr

but to the first public comments passed throughout the budget will morse and senate william spence isd bowling capsule they were to the space station a return to earth without them last friday. the pair will now return home on a space exit dragon capsule to other astronauts in february. sunny said she is excited to fly into different spacecraft on the same mission. >> i mean we are testers, that is what we do. we look at different aircraft, spacecraft, whatever. we evaluate it and it's a pretty unique opportunity. >> i am grateful it's played out the way it has been there here, or safe, or in a place are both familiar with. and doing things we actually enjoy doing. but in the meantime elon at most companies spacex accomplish a huge milestone this week for the commercial space industry. it made history fds a billionaire jerk isaac men and spacex engineer sarah completed completethe very first ever prie spacewalk for the space exit pullers mission. nasa hired boeing and space in spaceexpert orbital taxi ser0 years so as you can see they are making lots of progress here. a big historic m

allegedly showing some of diddy's sex party that it involves diddy, a female in the male prostitute, morsehe election 39 days away. reports from the media research center finding that google plays results for a democratic candidate kamala harris in a more prominent spot than it did for president trump's official website, google spokesperson dismissed this story while media research center tells fox digital this, google is trying to stack the deck in favor of kamala harris. not surprised. maria: of course they did, this happens over and over again, people are sick and tired of it. >> i go two ways, number one how much people really care. there is a poll this is 24% say that we trust the media but 7% of us really trust the media but the other part of me says stop hiding behind the algorithms. if you are tweaking your algorithms to do this, that is election interference but it's hard to prove. maria: you are right but it keeps happening, no coincidence anymore, somebody creates algorithms. thank you. we'll be right back. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai

users and whatever they put up there is up to you to decide if that's bogus or not go do your research morse this is the political ruling class freaking out because somebody else has a voice and they can't control the flow of information. thisit is just democrats are dog it in a malicious way. >> principle right there with elon coming up everyone falling in love with new biopic reagan that's in form of a question. >> when you told me you wanted to make a difference in this world -- david: but, of course, liberal media is souring on the flick and tomorrows with on "fox & friends," the father of an israeli american still held captive in gaza shares his heart wrenching message as we mourn the death of six hostages murder by hamas. dvr if you can't catch it live by the way, and -- ♪ ♪ (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. ♪ ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on, visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sa

if he wins and put morse judges in power, should people be prepared for a national abortion ban?ump has cleared. he would not sign one, there's zero chance it would ever get through congress. in fact, neither side can get their preferred position through the united states congress. what we see here is democracy in action. the president was very clear. he thought some of the states that enacted six-week bans went too far, while other states that allow it up to the moment of birth, sometimes even beyond, he thinking that's too far. what we see in these things, including in red states, is that the voters are saying, maybe this limits too much, but i could go for that one, and letting the voters through their elected officials, or direct 3w589s issue, this is our feeling, rather than nine unelected, unaccountable judges dictating the law to us. >> but there were nine judges he got to overturn the precedent. on the state issues, he's been all over the place, literally argued it when the cutoff should be for women to expert that choice themselves. >> he's come out and says he thinking

in canada and me and britain will soon only be able to communicate with one another by banging out morseipes of our prison cells with our tin cups. what say you? >> i've never seen freedom die so quickly as it has in the uk in the last month of this horrid administration . but canada, of administration. but canada, of course, is going in the same way. we have the online news act coming to us again in the fall for a second reading. but believe it or not, neil, the rcmp in this country is the blessed royal canadian mounted police are doing it already. they're not waiting for this law to be passed to go around arresting people for supposedly putting horrible things on the internet, on social media. there was a woman in chilliwack recently arrested for supposedly putting out racially offensive material on on social internet. where have we seen this? this is exactly what happened in britain, where that visual , that britain, where that visual, that scene of the two cops, one of them talking like eliza doolittle coming in there and say, telling that old man that he's guilty of a facebook crime

phone, it is, it is essentially a microphone that lies in your pocket, for an illegal spy, it is like morseode, the walls have ears, and therefore, even in the house, no conversations about the main thing, not in any room, not in the car, which is a ... you cannot discuss work, because modern technology allows not only to install wiretapping equipment in every house, but also to control, if you, what you say at a certain distance, you need, firstly, to go somewhere where you understand that... in the country of your stay, when you break, and you usually go to the doctor, right, yes, that is, there should be some record that someone like that came with a fracture, if there is none, and you have a fracture, well , it will be difficult for you to explain later, during the preparation process , most candidates, illegals are eliminated along the way, it was physically and emotionally very, very difficult. including how, as far as you can withstand the blows. the last exam was like a control shot. without warning, the graduate, without hands, found himself in a hopeless situation, between life an

assuming that i mean that there are no big enough events learned nations that over when would, when morse victims of the what i'm and the no one of my patients or she needs to be treated and of course it is either. yeah, yeah. and a hospital was a medical centers receiving food or they receiving medical supplies or are they on the, is this the reason why we're only seeing 3 partially functioning, the cause of a lack of those critical supplies? i mean uh, a bunch of new functioning because, but the reason was because it has to be in the box any damage. uh, i mean some of that are uh, blemishes on buildings in this house because of the damage. in addition to the number of the patients are huge, i mean, you are speaking about more than 1000000 and 700000 out in the south area alone. the supply issue is a big issue that own own access or dimension and yours. and then you kind of yours are starting from this delay of their flight and think about that. and also i will okay said how are you to a you about what happens to gaza? it's people, that's hospitals with so much attention shifting to 11 o

my friends in colleges we're not getting a job to pay off this deputy, as a woman i am 3 time morse likely to die in child birth, than my white friends, and i could go down the statistics. and she said, how do i tell my friends that voting matters. because they say, why bother. someone who got involved in government and politics at 18, because of this stories of my parents, that was a slap in the face. i looked at her i'm saying it you to students, if you don't bother, we're all lost. but, understand what came before you. i started with history lesson. they are not teaching our history in school. because they don't want you to know about the cycle of two steps forward for the black community, and a backlash that involves voter suppression, violence, and propaganda. we're in the backlash right now, yes, we need gen-z. to bother. we also need you to talk to other generations, x, boomers. we all need -- understand why we came from, where we need to go but respect the perspective that we each have and come out and vote, because you think our perspective is reflected in the halls of congress? i

main profession is a rodist, i am 25 years old, rodist kat, naturally, she worked for 25 years as a morsell remember, i remember, and it is like a song, what did i just say? yes, but it was in noyabrsk that i worked no longer rodistka, i worked as a rodistka for 4 years in the soviet army, 15 years in the river fleet and 6 years in civil defense. yes, seriously, a woman on a ship, a wonderful job, very interesting, but now the altai region, let's move to you and look at you, your entrance, uh, attention, i just started mine, seryozha, you're coming soon, i've already warmed up, yes, naked, that's it, i'm already on my way, do you even think, sometimes, you and i have been living together for 35 years, our whole life is already behind us, like one day flew by, yeah, when are you going? let's go put the cans away, in this i've probably made an invisibility of preserves in a year, like a cannery, i have pickled apples, i've made tomato juice, my husband and i have enough, i listen to my wife in everything, what can i do, she's the mistress of the house, and i'm just an assistant, and despite

started snoring, i knocked on the wall all night trying to wake him up, well, how did he recognize your morsecontinued to snore all night, as if nothing had happened, and in the morning, you know, he came into my compartment and said: "madam, please accept my sincere sorry, but i was so tired that i couldn't come to you at night, what a cheeky guy, honestly, tell me koren, do you snore in your sleep, i have no idea, i don't think so. at least, i've never woken up from my own snoring. yes, indeed, he could ask your wife, and your wife certainly doesn't know, she has a strange habit after marriage, how she goes to bed, she puts in earplugs, be careful, karen, from love to hate, one snore. then, so that we don't hear a single snore, we need someone who won't let the audience get bored. i think i know such artists. irina borisova and aleksey egorov are on stage, welcome, dear parents, this concludes our parents' meeting, i remind you, don't forget to hand in. money for curtains, yes, and also, i have wonderful news for you, next quarter we will have to change the desks, and the door, and the wind