and how do you think, how powerful are those voices which mr. bell is referring to? well, i mean, he all he did that at the same time as all his announcements. my sholtes about the importance of changing the way sanctions are implemented across the european union . we have information that under 20 dutch counsels may not hit the deadline of 10th of october. it will have to all be sanctioned sanctions are a terrible, terrible thing that kills so many tens of thousands of people. what was it? 40000 in venezuela by us sanctions. i'm in the middle east right now. we know the impact of sanctioned on syria and the fact that british in european union bombers bomb, syria and the bus 24 hours sanctions armed warfare, a 100 interventions going into jobs university since 991 and the fall of the berlin wall. this what we're seeing now with the last desperate attempts to save western europe ideas that they are democratic that they are normal. society is not new imperialist societies basically run by washington. another remark seemed to slip through the cracks. the german chancell

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bell and mr. the others get away scott free on this question. how can we ensure tax incentives and other resources meet the unique and growing housing needs of our seniors let me say that again. how can we injure the taxes meet the housing needs of seniors? >> thank you for that question, senator. i think you are raising a couple of really important points that elevate the unique situation that we are in related to supply and demand and specifically how the issue of supply and demand is causing other issues around lack of access, lack of affordability. i think the reality right now in this moment as we think about the tax incentive, than we think about all of the options in front of us. there's a couple of things worth elevating which is one, being able to lower the threshold when we think about private activity bonds knowing that there is a restraint that a lot of communities are feeling around that. when we think about low income housing tax credits, we know what works. we've seen success with that. we also know when we think about the lack of

mr. rubin. you were ringing the bell yesterday and it was in some club. >> that was later in the day bu i thinkhe belgian talking about. ring the bell for rumble which is it now totally public and free speech is public and we ar going to beat be youtube and google and facebook and twitter. and all of that stuff. and, greg, you had a good you'r number one in the night. people are talking about you bu it's important i mentioned you did not invest when i asked you. yeah, you could be pretty rich right now. >> i also would not have a job. and would not be allowed to wor at another media company. >> you wouldn't need a job. there's a great little gig you've got here. it's good it's keeping up. >> i don't even know if i want to talk to you anymore. we you surprised by the pole? >> no. of course not. it's time for the latinos to lead the democrats it's time fo the gays to lead them it's time for everyone to leave the democrats period. there is nothing they are. had there is nothing left. the democrats have that one sho that is to bring jfk back from the dead. that would pretty much it be at and until

wealth brought order right away and the bell was strengthened here nowadays this bell calls people to the service of mrsand sheets, my mother exchanged them for food, the gardens were shared with us for our valuables, my father said that we must plant. you will stay if they allow us to return home until death they were going home home these people were going and then there was a field at once everything was overgrown with forests choose me it's fine i don't even know it when i was there they already invited me to the house i went into the house so i touched the current went through bodies nataliya yarmola oleksandr lifanov tsn 1+1 marathon one house september 10 mykolaiv day ukraine is impregnable our method to act in advance our task is to disrupt the plans of the enemy our slogan the wise will rule by example our battlefield is handed down you are deep in the enemy, our goal is victory. glory to the military intelligence of ukraine. this is a sports hall where ukrainian athletes could train, but since russia started a full-scale war in ukraine. there is silence here. russian and belarusian athletes ar

mr. andriichenko noted from the height of his authoritative bell tower that the situation can still be savedr this, it is necessary to strengthen trust between the countries and deepen cooperation, but he forgot. maybe he deliberately did not want to mention that the tension he is talking about arose, in particular, due to the actions of his self-proclaimed president lukashenka, because he allowed it to be launched from the territory of belarus in the side of ukraine deadly missiles well, another pearl from oleksandr lukashenka himself, he not only knows who is attacking from where, he is also perfectly aware of why they are doing it well, and how it can end the self-proclaimed president of belarus today, during a meeting with the secretary of the national security council of the country oleksandr volfovich, spoke again about how he loves russia, how because of this, everyone is putting pressure on minsk and how they are sleeping and see how to destroy belarus, you can say that there is nothing strange and new in this, no today he said a new theory about where belarus is separated from russi

then it seemed to him well, let's give the orthodox brothers and the same bells there are ringing golden domes in my heart, shame, mrs, he can't change anything, but you and i can watch how moscow burned and burned - this is good morning september 10, 2022, putin's court musician serhiy shnurov entertains muscovites on the day of the city singing about the burning of moscow at this very time the russian army is fleeing from kharkiv region in panic, but the irony of fate is not only in this. with his song cord, he apparently also without realizing it marked another anniversary 210 years ago, moscow really burned after the defeat under by borodino, the russian army was fleeing from the napoleonic army, the french entered the white stone without a fight, and almost immediately a large-scale fire started in it, even today most russian historians say that it was set by the french, however, the facts indicate otherwise the order to set fire to the city was given by its governor-general fedir rotopchyn, and since moscow was then mostly made of wood, it burned for a week. this is not the first time that the russians surrend

bells. listen to the medical fire department or the service itself, yes, you understand? it is possible to answer questions, and mrov will answer this question. so nikita, how did they report a cold snap? warming rain? or fog? we assume that with a bell? how, well , there were some kind of conditional signals, and which, uh, could be brought to the inhabitants, or at least to one of the inhabitants of the village, which he would then tell. well, when people gathered for church services. they could hear these bells and identify e, or they were told, at least one person told. e. what is the expected weather now attention to the correct answer. service, what a church church service. well, do you agree with me? tell me who said at the beginning, postal you had a service at the very beginning and then you left here alexander zolotova, in my opinion. well, i listened to roma or roma and the postal service, how alexandra could help. maybe somehow she glued or put a sticker on the letter, but no, it was probably difficult or somehow marked the letter, which put the newspaper, which put the mailboxes. attention, correct an

mr. durbin: does the name barry said ring a bell, barry said of chicago, a successful businessman. he was born in 1932, and he owned a company called trip light that made electronic products. he was very successful in the course of his life. and he decided to donate the value of this company, something known as the marble freedom trust. does that ring a bell, barry said, marble freedom trust? the reason i bring those up on the floor of the united states senate is mr. said with this gift of $1.6 billion to marble freedom trust is setting out to change america. wait a minute. a 90-year-old individual who has been charitable in many ways gives money away, and it changes america? yes, i stand by my comment. because the marble freedom trust is now becoming the largest dark money, secret money contributor to american political campaigns in the history of the united states. and if you think i'm overreacting, the go-to leader of the marble freedom trust is a man named leonard leo. i'm sure none of these names register with most americans. barre seid of chicago, marble freedom trust, leonar

bell and running a very poor second. >> first the princess enjoyed her dance with mr. didn't you? >> if she didn't enjoy dancing with john travolta, did she. >> he goes to the heart of a great sense of insecurity of him in the resentment of her popularity. >> why did the prince think there was so much media fascination with her every move. >> my wife here. >> charles the dude of the prince has married the perfect bride. but that union will pose a threat to the entire royal family. >> they are already deeply unhappy. at the same time she has become a global celebrity. >> he wants to control what is going on, perhaps he is sensing that it is slipping out of his control, she is slipping out of his control. >> she is in essence a ticking time bomb. >> next on the windsor's. the war between charles and diana through the press pull down the whole monarchy. >> here she was undermining the throne, undermining the dentist or. >> when you unleash the demons of the press you cannot keep them at bay. nobody dreamed that it would end in such a shocking way. ♪ >> should begin monica

bell. >> excuse me, would you mind? >> hey, steve. >> hey, rod. >> hi, mr.y bring their own stories to families all the time. >> kelsey, are you trying to tell me that steve is -- >> i just wouldn't want my place to become no, uh, hangout. >> i mean, there was story material there. >> oh, steve, you're going to want to bust him wide open when i tell you this. i don't know where they get these brain storms, but he thinks you're a -- i can't even say this, steve. >> he's right, arch. >> huh? >> these shows were changing the way that we think about queerness and otherness. >> excuse me, i thought this was eddie stokes' room. >> it is. >> it is? oh, are you his wife? >> no. >> oh. same old eddie, huh? where is he? >> well, you see -- >> oh, i got it. he don't want me to know he's here, so you're supposed to say he ain't here, but he is here. in there. >> in 1977, we got a very ground-breaking episode of "the jeffersons" titled "once a friend". >> it's me, eddie, only i'm edie now! >> say what? >> george can't wait for eddie to come to town, his best friend. and

prince charles and camilla traveling to bell moral will to getting news that prince william is also on his way to balmoral. this is the queen's residence in scotland and mrs. he's decided to travel there after this news, this announcement on the queen's health, that is what we are hearing. we can go to our correspondence. we'll re challenge who is in london, rory what, what elsie, you hearing about this. this is coming to us all by surprise. yeah, the breaking news, i mean, i think the things that you have just been outlining that we've got messages from the prime minister. we have messages of concern for the queens health coming from her doctors. we know that the immediate family have been informed and are now coming to be with her. these are all the kinds of things that you would expect to happen if the queen did not have very long to live all these things being put in place to make sure that if she does die in the coming days that her family of the country is prepared for it that the government is prepared for it as well. i mean, you have to remember that just it was a couple of days ago that lives trusts went up to bow morrow to be basically appointed

the offensive victory ani bells and it is obvious from every fight and from every song that uh they are not motivated and we are motivated because we are protecting our land mrtened today well yesterday seems to be the recording of this russian terrorist hill on which in the 14th year, he captured slovyansk and staged a massacre and, er, horror for the local population. he assessed the current situation at the front. he said that now the armed forces have an advantage both in terms of personnel on the entire front line and in technology, he even said that is it true? is it misinformation? in order to stimulate the russian command and leadership to take more decisive actions on the front, please, it is faster. so, so to speak , coquetry on the part of the terrorist. artillery on e-e stocks of supplies for each and now even today for each of our shots they can respond with five six or even ten of their own this is in the case of artillery duels a-a as for the personnel differently in different parts of the competition somewhere gathering concentrates more the number of personnel where he plans to deliver his blows somewhere we try to concentrate more with the

bell was la mirrors, italy called daughter of angela, wished emotional promotional, but almost the total sold out on political when you model. with them all dialed up on mr. on there was any over the deal in watson at company with conflict. the butch moore released was painted by medium to go along with a, with a simple this is our future. and the most important thing is the future of my grand daughter's though she had paul of the heart. my mother is russian. my father is rushing. well, i am russian to say rings you out by fill coverage. does she don't bus valez? and the claim read is begin voting on whether i'm doing the russian federation process form as it takes aim at the west claim is deliberately escalating the conflict in ukraine. the united states and its allies have been systematically covering up the crimes of the key.

the bells are ringing... in the luhansk region we hit the bus station, this is official information and the russian military was stationed there directly, this is an important point, let's say it was mre it is between the oskil river and the city of svatov, where the border of the luhansk region passes through and for defense. i understand that it was very important for the russian army to hold these positions, and we destroyed several of the russians there . if we know, we still don't know anything. there is some hotel there, well, that is, cotton walked there. good. well , it is still a little too early to say that sovatovo was an important point of defense. credit goes to those industrialists who were mobilized and then returned there again, it is possible to establish at the same time how many russian troops there are actually pressing, then they are fleeing in panic, then no less , they are frantically trying to restore the stability of the troops, the defensive command vertical , that is, on the one hand, somehow there is no need to say what to repel it will be easier for our troops to go back to svatovo, but when this happens, you obviously know there and not only there, they

bell in ukraine, thank you for that. >>> well, yesterday ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy spoke with cnn's fareed zakaria about the military advances ukraine made in recent days. >> mrat ukraine is moving forward in kherson in other parts of the east. is this the beginning of a campaign to rollback the russian invasion of february 24th? >> translator: you know that our goal is to deoccupy our whole territory. the main goal is the occupation, we just cannot allow russia to continue the same occupation that they started back in 2014. they are eating you piecemeal bit by bit. the russian cannibal i would call it this way. and i don't want to play this game. i don't like this. we will not be standing still. we will be slowly, gradually moving forward. >> joining us is cnn military analyst and air force colonel cedric leighton. we've been hearing about ukraine taking back its land. bottom line, is this a major turning point for ukraine? >> pamela, i think it is a major turning point for ukraine and the reason for that is it's all about the momentum on the battle field. and when you look at some of the intangibles of that, you talk about the number of missiles that a coun

mr. president, but this is going, you know, off the cliff crazy. they were wrong, he was right. and i'm wondering if, that this initial response is ring aring my bellsu. >> yeah. i think that's absolutely right, neil. you're seeing a negative reaction in the ftse 100 today across the atlantic. i think there are concerns over rising inflation in the united kingdom. i think that's what's really driving this. but i think in the long run, these tax cuts are going to benefit the british economy. they're going to create jobs -- neil: she needs a response right away, right, nile? i mean -- >> yeah. neil: correct me on this, but held look at a new election, or have to call a new election at around 2024, right? so she's got to start seeing some dramatic results like now, right? >> yeah. yeah. she's got basically, you know, two years really before likely next general election. and i think that, you know, truss has actually made a very, very good start because what she she has done here is broken, you know, the recent decades -- you've had a series of labour governments and also, of course, more recently theresa may, david cameron who have not been particularl

mr. grosse during our meeting in kyiv. it was the key security point of our agreements. it was outlined clearly. tee demilitarization and full control by our nuclear workers. >> for more, melissa belloining us live. we heard president zelenskyy there calling again for demilitarization of the plant. what more do we know about what the inspectors found there yesterday? >> reporter: we'll get more in a detailed report that will be published after the several more days that the five inspectors will spend inside the plant. of course this is really where the real work begins because they will have a chance as we heard from the head of the mission yesterday after he spent just four hours inside the plant, but seeing he said what the four or five key things that he needed to, they will be able he explained to ask deeper questions, to dig deeper, try to find out exactly more about the damage and what needs to be done in order that the plant can function in a safer way. because you sensed when he spoke his sense that -- his determination, christina, that it was time that this violence and the shelling that we've seen around the plant could into the continue. so not only the detailed report a

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bell? >> i think you had it maybe a little more accurate than him. it's proven larger than radio. kind of as we wrap up our conversation about the world and the future, mr, do you see it as being a place where more life society and commerce will function? will it be a big part of the economy? how do you advice people to look at that? >> i think that immersive experience where you're in a 3d world, that's being used in gaming. it's used in some simulation. that is a fine thing. the thing that's really dramatic, though, is that the intelligence behind the software for things like drug discovery or optimizing manufacturing processes, i would say the a.i. is where i'm excited about software getting a lot better. we'll have some immersive interface, but compared to the web 3 things, i think a.i. is far, far more important. and there are great advances taking place there. >> final question then. you're sort of advising us to think of metaverse as a little more like a cyber place, a video game, but the a.i. backbone and a.i. applications in the real world could be far more profound? >> absolutely. >> yeah. mr. bill gates, thank you for making time. >> thank yo

bipartisan, bell passed the house, would require some of the structural changes at the gao and eeoc have called for. it addresses employee training, case tracking, updated harassment prevention policies. mr. costa, does gao see the need for the legislation that i put for that we still hope can make it through the senate? >> sir, we have not had a chance to fully reviewed the legislation but we are definitely appreciating that it does include a number of our recommendations. and would codify those recommendations. such as making the program managers at the va facilities report to ormdi and that the managers receive harassment training and so forth. we appreciate that very much. >> i think there is an alignment of missions between the legislation and your recommendation. so, we appreciate those comments. miss johnson-abercrombie, i'm wondering if you have thoughts on the bill? the departments size, does this clarify what congress would like to see in terms of va's anti harassment reporting structure? >> thank you for that question, chairman pappas. i've seen the, bill i'm familiar with, it but we have to discuss that with our leadership. >> okay. well, we're going to keep pushing for it. a

bell, to proclaim liberty throughout all the land and on all the inhabitants thereof. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. takano: thank you, mr. speaker. i honor the life and lasting legacy of lgbtq pioneer in my district, david st.-pierre. david was the long time owner of a welcoming lgbtq nightclub and restaurant in downtown riverside. since taking ownership in 1999, david made it his purpose to cultivate an inclusive safe haven for the lgbtq community of riverside and the surrounded inland empire while adding in a touch of fun, lively entertainment. and he did that for just over 20 years and with his passion for throwing an ex-trtravagant part his experience in generating crowd enthusiasm and a keen eye of craft and style, david was always the life of a fabulous time. he made a name for himself within the lgbtq community and highly regarding for standing up to hate crimes, injustice, and declar