it houses a third of plant and animal species on mother earth. it produces 20% of the earth earth oxygen. so we need the amazon to brief. we need the amazon for global biodiversity we need the amazon. for protecting our climate. the amazon you might have heard of the amazon is the largest tropical rainforest also has one of the largest rivers on the planet and above the river the amazon river or the flying rivers which are the atmospheric rivers which regulate our global weather system without the flying rivers our entire global weather system is destabilized. and the reason why. of the flying rivers can be taken off course is because of increased the forestation caused by these fires and many other threats. this is one of the many images that you'll see if you travel to the rainforests. arm how many of you've actually been to the rain forest. a lot of you armed and for those of you who have been. once you've been just like once you know you can't go back that's what happened to me when i went to the amazon rainforest when i was twenty one years o

tell me what the differences to mother earth or the impact on mother earth which is what new green deal alarmist is all about. what's the difference the way you we import oil from if we create high-paying jobs for americans here? does and that still have the same impact on the earth? >> well, it's the narcissism of politicians in california and celebrities, the ad like malibu will impact the entire globe. we have to switch to electric cars and gas needs to be out of prize for just about anybody. but as long as they are doing anything, what they are doing in china and india and a lot of other nations that are developing, we are not going to put a dent in this issue. we act because we are narcissists, especially all the stuff that comes out of hollywood, they think they can control the universe from an eight square mile patch of west los angeles. >> sean: let's talk about nancy pelosi's husband. they released the monk shot and i don't know why. maybe i'm just a softy at heart. i don't like to pick on people when they've got personal problems. however, in this day and age of rideshare, all

because you are indigenous to the planet you're in business to our mother earth. i'm gonna leave you with this thought briefly. crazy horse. he said that we would end up living in the shadow world. but the real world. is the world behind this one. it is the world of dreams. so today. i ask you to dream there was another profit. and he sang a song and he said. you may say i'm a dreamer. but i'm not the only one the only one. i am here today we see they're getting we're not the only one that has your asking us to leave right now but all of our staff is over at the indigenous students we're trying to raise user awareness we're trying to bring this treaty to light and we're trying right now to create some women's retreats in the beautiful place. and earth rights is the name of it.tx??óóg

to me, mother earth is better off if we produce it. >> who doesn't want to be independent? our country we should be independent. we shouldn't be dependent on anybody else for anything, and may be our but nobody else. i think it's simple as this. he doesn't understand the economy and he doesn't care because he's never had to. he's never had a tough financial day in his life and he doesn't know what it's like to be poor. he's never been poor. look at who's around him. and there's nobody around him that's ever done anything in business. as a whole of government, people think government can run anything. no concept of how to fix the supply chain. >> sean: you're in the senate and you deal with the democrats. i know joe manchin's probably on our side on this. it may be a christian cinema i don't know. any other democrats looking at the record high prices of gasoline and inflation and can we work together to get the economy back in better shape and may be that includes restarting the keystone xl pipeline? according to the -- we'd be getting a 900,000 barrels of canadian oil and d

or the impact mother earth, which is what new green deal climate alarmism is all about. what difference does it make where you drillou the oil from? we're going to import it and be dependent or be independent and create high paying jobs for americans here . you know, doesn't it still have the same impact on the earth? yeah, well, it's the narcissism of politicians in california . d celebrities and loss they act like malibu will impact m the entire globe. so we have to switch to electric cars and gas needs to be out of out of price for just about anybody. but as long as they're doing d whatever they're doing in china and in india and a lot of other nations that are developing, then we're not going to put a dent in this issue. but we act because we're narcissists especially all this comes out of hollywood. they think c they can controlth the universe from a eight square mileght patch of west ls angeles. all right. let's talk about nancy pelosi's husband.al nanc a mug shot. i don't know why. maybe i'm just a softy at heart. i don't like l to take on people when they have pe

do they think they are saving mother earth? >> i think what they really believe is the economy is good because on appointment is low and historically people respond on appointment numbers. but joe biden is kind of like a world war general in france. the problem was germany. building marginal line and prevent germany from attacking. germany went around the line and invaded from belgium into france. the issue is in emplacement, not unemployment. talks about all these other issues. american people are sensible and they get it and they know it's going on in their lives. it's economics. and it's inflation and it's killing the american people. >> sean: did you ever think, joe concha, you would see don lemon, liberal ideas. i don't know if he calls himself a journalist. it's a joke. he's a talk show host. he's just not honest about it. he's asking the question of karine jean-pierre. as the president have the stamina physically and mentally. do you think to continue on even after 20204? don lemon is asking that question. he could have

how is mother earth any better off if we get a barrel of oil in the states or we get it from venezuelale east or we get it from, you know, iran? how does it negatively impact the world or mother earth, if you will, depending on where you drill for the oil? >> sean, you asked the question earlier, you said how dumb are they. are they dumb? or do they just not love america? because i really believe that there's no way somebody could screw up this much. we've had 40 years of joe biden screw-ups but i don't believe he loves america. these policies keep coming, they're crippling our country, hurting our most vulnerable, setting us up for failure and we're going to be chained to our enemies and they're going to control us because they control our energy supplies after he leaves the white house. we're going to be chained to them. >> sean: i'm not questioning his love for america but governor i don't think he even knows what day of the week it is. i really believe -- like, for example, when you look at some of these bizarre religious consults, to deprogram people that believe did most insane t

mother earth, does it matter if you get a barrel of oil from here or over here? not really. it always was a huge scam. and now with putin's war raging, germany, the spigot's turned off and now they have to start their moth balled coal powered plants. whoopsie daisy. that brings us to electric cars. pay attention. when the biden administration isn't fantasizing about renewables and energy independence with renewables. they're begging americans, lecturing us to buy electric cars, telling us over and over again to buy an electric car. >> last month we $5 billion to build nationwide electric so people from truer suburban to urban communities can all benefit from the gas savings of driving an ev. >> under my plan, which is before the congress now, we can take advantage of the next generation of electric vehicles that a typical driver will save about $80 a month from not having to pay gas at the pump. >> on the issue of gas prices, after waiting for a long time to have enough chips in this country to finally get my electric vehicle, i got it and drove it from michigan to here just

they really think they're saving mother earth? i thinkk what they really believe is that the economy is because unemployment is low and historically people responded to unemployment numbers. but joe biden is kind of like a world war one general in france. ny the problem was. germany. so build the marginal line and prevent germany from attacking. well, germany went right around the maginot line and invaded through belgium into france and started world war two issues inflation. it's not unemployment and that's what joe biden doesn't understand. s so when he talks about all these other issues, the american people are sensibleer. they get it. they know what's going on in their lives. it's economics and that's inflationt' and it's killingeo the american people. did you ever think, joe concha, that you'd hear sea don lemon liberal that he is and i don't know if he calls himself a journalist if he does, jit's a joke. he's a talk show host. he's just not honest about itho if he doesn't tell everybody. but he saidg he's asking the question

why don't we produce our how is mother earth any better off ife we get a barrel of oil in the states or we get it from venezuela or we get it from the middle east or we get itan from, you know, iran, how are i we bettert how is it negatively impact the world or mother earth, if you will, depending on where you drill for the oil.q >> sean, you asked a question earlier. you saidou said how dumb are th? are they dumb or do they justt not love america? because i really believe c that there's no wayou somebody s screw up this much. i mean, we've had 40 years of h joe biden screw ups that i don't believe he loves america. these policies keep coming. they're crippling our country.rm they're hurting our most vulnerable. they're setting us up for failure and we're going to be chained to our enemiesse and they're going to control us because they control our energy supplyne. after he leaves the white t house, we're going to be changed to them. i don't know, not a lot of america.a. f butor ame governor , i don't ev. think he knows what day of the week it is.like, f the week it is.like, f for exa

i mean, mother earth, does itmoo matter you get a barrel of oil from here or over here? not really. it always was a huge scam. and now with putin's war raging germany, well, the spigots been shut off. now they have to restart their well mothballed coal powered plants look crazy. now this brings us to electric cars. now pay close attention here when the biden administration is in fantasizingion. about renewas and energy independence with renewables, they are begging americans. they are lecturing us to buyng electric cars. they tell us over and over again buy an electric car , take. e last month we announced a five billion dollar investment, build out a nationwide electric vehicle charging network so the people from ruralionw to suburban to urban communities can all benefit from the gasan savings of driving an suv. u undernd my plan, which is before the congress now we can take advantage of the next generation of electric vehicles that a typical driver will save about eighty dollars a month from not having to pay gas at the pump. prices, on the issue of gas prices, after waitingng for

a very cool view of our mother earth and these views are one more beautiful than the other china anduba egypt and the maldives but more only likes and comments are collected by the corners of our country mountains. caucasus volcanoes of kamchatka and the picturesque volga delta thank you breathtaking and freeze. thank you for touching the extraordinary beauty. for example, yes, baikal baikal is actually hard to shoot, it is 630 km long, these photographs by cosmonaut ivan vagner, taken by the iss 2 years ago, are recognized as shooting terrestrial objects at the first cosmic speed, a jewelry task, and for some, at the request of subscribers, he even hunted for weeks , as a rule, asked for their cities, native villages, and so on, everyone asked, and it feels like i’m at the radio station and requests are pouring in. yes, among space fans igor smirnov from kuzbass, to the word of the motherland of alexei leonov, the followers of the legendary cosmonaut have been following the followers of the legendary cosmonaut for a year now, astronauts ask subscribers what is this for the region? w

for me the fact of having left very early the distance brought me even closer to my continent to mother earth, the glendale. and that made it well, photography allowed me to reconnect with africa. who, while ela fulton asked him out there me off a photography also allowed me to reconnect with myself for the last, maybe not as a 100 percent african one. but as a woman of the world who lives home, you know, i don't like to say between 2 worlds. but really, rather with one foot in africa, one foot in the west, my mom and he on their feet and piano to see though you're having a particularly interesting year this year. the be and i live in venice is a 1st for cameroon. this year, 8 sub saharan countries are actually represented. can you tell me about the significance of, of this for cameroon? i and your thoughts on the african presence in venice allergy and that other than me. so the venice been ali money. imagine that it's one of the biggest art events. it's been going on since $1895.00 on now we're at the 59th edition, and this is the very 1st time that cameron takes part with its own pavilion e

begging or venezuela or saudi arabia or opec nations, tell me, is there any different impact on mother earth depending on where you drill for the oil? because i'm having a hard time understanding eliminating domestic oil drilling versus importing it at higher rates and making enny countries rich as hell? i'm having a hard time with that concept. >> you should have a hard time with the concept, because obviously it's about eliminating american jobs. you know, the last time a president actually went to saudi arabia to plead and beg for help was under the days of jimmy carter. you know, and what did jimmy carter have that joe biden didn't have? actually, he had a higher confidence level in the economy than joe biden has right now, and here's the interesting thing is when we start to look at it, kellyanne was right, you know, it's gone from all over the excuses, but remember they said inflation was transitory? the only thing that's transitory are the people that they blame for what is causing all of this and they need to look in the mirror in the oval office, because it's joe biden, his policies

we honor them for their enduring commitment to mother earth as the indigenous protecters of this land and in accordance with their traditions, they have not seeded or loss or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place and all people who reside in their traditional territory. we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland as guests, we affirm that sovereign rights as first peoples and wish to pay our respects to the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramashi community. as environmentalist, we recognize we must embrace indigenous nature of how we care for all their people. thank you for this important acknowledgement. very briefly for the president's welcome, i want to welcome everybody to seeing to the brief commission on the environment committee. we had another meeting two weeks ago about general matters before the commission and our public review. today our queue substantive item will be on a presentation on the commissions role in selecting a new department director by down kate howard, the managing director deputy at the department of hu

prince charles said last night that is what gets his mother earth in the morning, serving the public.blic, it is a fitting conclusion, finale to these days of celebration. everybody loves music everybody loves dancing, everybody is going to enjoy those buses going along, and i know the royalists very distinctly orientated. they have a particular affection for us come dancing. who affection for us come dancing. who likes to watch _ affection for us come dancing. who likes to watch it? _ affection for us come dancing. who likes to watch it? camilla _ affection for us come dancing. who likes to watch it? camilla likes i affection for us come dancing. who likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i soke to likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i spoke to prince _ likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i spoke to prince william, - likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i spoke to prince william, is i likes to watch it? camilla likes it. i spoke to prince william, is able| i spoke to prince william, is able to meet him at one point and he watches it when he can.

so on this earth, and my mother, she was born, and now this earth is in my goodness, and i can get therefor me. i for all d- understand that i have a certain stopper of support on the yaku. i can become and uh can from well, uh climb up and i wouldn't be hard. i grow mattress plants in my garden. is it the idea that i eat skin day? and if the necks are such a yokea, it’s the species that i grow and i’m sticky more overgrown, loosestrife, this ship’s roslin practical, but more than that, it's an empty potion, a carp in the garden, and that's it. it is possible to baptize i sticky raste sage shares and own pashal. and they sewed me up. this is correct since childhood. maybe from the age of six, granny showed what kind of idea there is a cage, she needed help and acted. i myself have already studied for a long time and from such old neighbors and chose all sorts of all kinds of information. here is already a shmat of years grown up and skin itself once upon a straight humpbacked strong and watch broom. i have a whole palette of farble. astral from such me i can mix up the picture and what w

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we honor ramaytush ohlone peoples for their commitment to mother earth. as the indigenous protecttors of this land, ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, nor forgotten their responsibility as caretakers of this place. whereas for all people who reside in their traditional territory. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland as uninvited guests. we affirm their sovereign rights as first people and wish to pay our respects to the ramaytush ohlone community. we recognize that we must embrace indigenous knowledge and how we care for san francisco and all its people. thank you for your attention during this important acknowledgement. thank you, kyle, thank you chair stephenson for moving along this meeting. apologies for not being able to join you tonight. i tested positive for covid and i will be joining you remotely. my symptoms are mild it's another reminder that as commissioners we do not pick and choose the challenges before us. it was always true of climate change where we seb on the commission on the pandemic, that

from the san francisco pel anyone slam we honor the ramaytush ohlone peoples for commitment to mother earth. as the protectors of this land and with their translations the ramaytush ohlone have never lost nor forgotten responsibilities as the care takers and all people who is reside in their territory. why stewards of park lands we recognize to honor them through preservation and interception of landses. uninvited guests we honor them and pay respects to the irrelevant tifs of the recommend ram community. >> good morning and welcome to the rec and park commission this thursday may 19th, 2022. this is held in hybrid format t. is occurring in person in city hall room 416 there are options to participate remote. >> members joining us in room 416 must be seated unless you are providing comment or speak during public comment. sorry. before we begin i reminds you present and in person today that all health and safety protocols and rules must be adhered to all times. masks are recommend. we appreciate your cooperation with these rules. note that hand sanitizer stationers available at each elevator

earth. she's alone , see you. bye. sad mothers, and the stars, nevertheless, and the stars, nevertheless, a little closer, but still just as cold, both as the hours of the eclipse and as the hours of the eclipse, we are waiting for light and earthly ones. and we dream not of the horns of the spaceport. not yes cast blue at home i'm green. naya we fly orbits along paths not beaten pierced by meteorites simple justified cosmic music pops up in our business conversation some kind of haze matte earth in the window, evening and early king. the son is sad, and the mother, and the son of sadness to the mother is waiting for the son of the mother, and the sons of the earth are not rokos spaceport for us, we dream of firewood firewood. strong green grass and we dream not of the mouth from the spaceport. we dream of blue firewood firewood at home green green grass

i'm happy that i live on earth, and what a wheel on my great-grandfather was. here are the lands and my mothersings, and it is for me to get here the place of my emotions. and no matter how hard i was. e, i for everything d- understand that i have some kind of stopper of support on it, and i can from well, uh, climb up, and no matter how hard it is for me. i have matrosal plants growing in my garden. is it the idea that i eat skin day? and, if i grow necks like this, yakeya, thick sticky thickets, you know, loosestrife, this ship 's roslin, almost on an empty potion of crucian carp in the garden, and that's it. it is possible to baptize the adhesives to grow sage lobes and tightened my own , but it was decided to reduce it to me in a correct way. e since childhood. maybe from the age of six, granny showed what idea there is a cell from jagui. eh, she needs help and acted. i myself have already given improved and from such old neighbors and all sorts of all kinds of information were chosen shushmat-move grown up and skin itself once upon a straight hunchbacked strong and watch. brunei has a who

. >> reporter: today, 830 mothers will die on earth, and those deaths are largely preventable. all of these mothers and their babies, and to give them the support they need. >> at the foundation, nurses and midwives are available 24/7, and all services are free. >> translator: for the poor, we are the only place they can call on. >> every mother counts has supported the foundation since we first met in 2011. we first were able to support the building of a laboratory to test mothers for hiv/aids. throughout the years we were able to provide emergency funding, support. in the l.a. few years we've been able to provide unrestricted funding. >> christy helps to make sure all six of our locations stay open. >> birth is an incredibly life-affirming event when things go well. that's what gets her the energy to make sure that families have access to her kind of care and love. >> so proud of you. >> thank you. >> individuals like robin are models in how to live a life of purpose and how to really contribute to this world. >> i was literally sitting in my trailer at the office, and i was

at different times and to different orphanages, alleged mother sisters natalya korableva hardly remembers his childhood they had a house on earthr younger sister nina were taken to the children’s room of the police, and then to the orphanage i was in an orphanage and i was taken in by a foster family. after some time, pronin was recognized by the foster family, but when they came to the orphanage for her, the girl did not remember her former life at all and flatly refused to even approach natalia, so the fate of the sisters parted. well, it was a little. what, there were two years old, 23 years old, natalya began to draw up documents for obtaining an apartment, arriving at the passport office. she was surprised to learn from one of the employees that the other day a girl with the same surname addressed them. ukraine case they are not guess guess nina, so i asked her to leave her her phone number and i say, she will come here again. yes, he says, he will come and pick it up, just now the passport is cool to leave. my number. this is how he got on the phone, probably two weeks later, nina called me since nina and natalya consider

away in our business conversation some kind of matte haze the earth in the window, the evening and early king's son of sadness before his motheror the son of the boy of the sons the earth of them is a country in non-rod from the cosmodrome, the lieutenary blue is dreaming we are firewood at home green green grass cosmodrome blue we dream of firewood udovo. green green grass moscow is the main headquarters of the foreign intelligence service, people who know each other call this place simply and briefly the forest. those who are commonly called fighters of the invisible front work here. it is here that the most important information from all over the world arrives around the clock in real time. couple ready to start illegal work. fatherland valor, honor motto of the foreign intelligence service glorious pages in the history of the service bas-reliefs of legendary intelligence officers. pavlovna alexei brodyana. tim philby. rudolf abel however, this is rather an exception, many worthy names forever remain under the heading secret, but today we will open one such name for the first time to a wide audience of strangers. entrance h

of his family were killed, including his 5 daughters and 2 sons, and my elderly mother was also killed. while a similar earth strike in kabul in august last year killed 10 members of the same family, including 7 children, left numerous others injured. the pentagon pledge to compensate the family, though it's still unclear if that's happened, even as reports of civilian casualties emerged that top u. s. general described the attack as righteous and the american military decided not to hold any personnel accountable for the incident. abdel and his relative again, feel, washington should still be helping all those injured. my law. lucas global. all my them. i mean all the americans, i believe they can't return my daughters and sons back to me, but they can pay damages. my losses about $135000.00 to $170000.00. i want the americans to pay me this amount is compensation coveted, thus as anaconda blocker, my question to the americans is, can they pay for the lives of those who are killed in this attack? then of course, they call it up, but they can pay at least the compensation to cover the damages and medical exp

earth. tatarstan participated in our war. it seems to me that parents, mothersthere. 60 now i will say 64 dead occupiers from tatarstan. it seems to me that tatarstan actually understands this very well, and it is known that there were certain protests against the fact that to take part in the war in ukraine and about the details of this, i suggest not to talk to the human rights activist eliza nisanbekova. kalmyks, and we are interested in what is happening now in tatarstan, because well, what we came up with was your inclusion of the fact that tatarstan is, uh, well , the republic in the state. yes, what is happening in tatarstan during these 100 days of war ? uh, since the first day, uh, it was announced that putin appointed the invasion of ukraine, how he declared war, and on that day, people began to go out on a mass protest. after that, of course, uh, this was all suppressed by a police officer. and now, this is more skátyvaet s takoy er-er underground protest er-er they knit green ribbons, they stick er leaflets, and they sign various letters, they send o

a statement, we will carry out an identification on this everything, as only the earth wears such in general. his motherday. do you know what awaits you? what were you doing at home? i came to talk. he was my friend. why did we kill him on different sides? they didn't shoot, it's time to remember who you really are. hurt feet special flavonoids. the composition of the drug helps to reduce the symptoms of varicose veins. vein normal legs in shape, when we arrive at the hospital do not do a transfusion. it is unbearable pain all these torments. nastya brings aplastic anemia. disease kills a girl. she has been living in hospitals for months . the nightmare began after a monstrous tragedy. nastya died. dad, the most difficult and terrible in life. this is when a child is sick, when he asks for help. and you did. i'm ready to die if help doesn't come. what else can i lose and daughter nastya is isolated in hospitals without family and friends. she is dying quietly. the girl can be saved, but the price of life is huge, dear benefactors, the amount for the operation is very high. we can't do it alone. i really

earth in the illuminator earth in the illuminator lands in the spring, like the son of sadness before the mother son of sadness before the mother of sadness. we are about the earth, she let me know about death, nevertheless a little closer, but still the same head, like a pure eclipse, like a clock eclipse of light visible, i see my mouth, lord blue in the trumpet grass green green grass in my ways courage blue in firewood you strong twin grass, we are not a company. we dream of blue in the bed at home, i am a strong grass. yaroslavl thank you, please dima malikov well, first of all, great song is such a classic, i'm sorry not to come will be said to the classic of the soviet pop song. you also have a lot of hits. well, to be honest, i don't get it. it's really your mom. in c. it's impossible to believe it's impossible to believe. and the fact that you are not a singer, but you did not sing a single false note, so this is very cool 5 points. thank you thank you very much. thanks lena, why on our stage young pop performers do not get into the notes, and i grew up getting inside yaroslav is engage

mother. he was all hairy down to his toes, then dad decided. they must pass a dna test the probability of fathers from 0% the probability of motherhood is also under 0% earthted on social media that i was still a child. and how many mothers did you call, he is 18 people, young parents 2 boys refuse to believe what it is at all, perhaps it was not in shock both families meet in our studio to find out who has whose child piano this world viktorovich playing on arturovich what will happen if they raise each other's children, will mom and dad be able to give their kids away and take their native patronage as a pirate, when we saw this world, of course, it was similar to me because i was tigran i don't like. that i love this very much, i open the envelope. dna today at 17:50 on ntv you are super 60 plus the new season on sunday at 20:20 on ntv be irresistible this summer with your favorite brands. choose a product with sun protection and for a thorough cleansing of the skin of the face on wildberries or maybe in a new way, for sure? well, the money is gone . the fast payment system is a new way of contactless payment for purchases with severe swelling and pain

as a judge and a justice mother's judicial work was not groundbreaking in the sense of earth-shattering most judicial work evolves within the constraints of precedent and care for the integrity of the institution. what mother would call pathmarking opinions in fact build on common principles while showing the new directions toward which they can lead? sometimes when judicial colleagues go astray those opinions show congress the root to course correction as with her celebrated lily ledbetter decept. mother was a determined advocate for gender equality, but never so fierce as to lose sight of her own guidance to fight for the things that you care about but do it in a way that will lead others to join you. her quest for justice under law sought to achieve a more perfect union. by embracing all the people within we the people of the united states of america the second part of the metal citations preamble that was read a highlights. our mother's belief in the beauty of the arts and credits her with inspiring generations of women and girls to carve their own pets. is that belief and my parent