these days, you mentioned mr. walk team that the balance of power is shifting. now when you look at something like, for example, saudi arabia, one of the biggest energy power brokers in the world wants to join bricks, saudi arabia and china. they want to move to national currencies to get rid of the petro dollar. they want to use reality. you want and you're seeing this between russia and china, potentially soon between saudi arabia and china as well. but mr. key when it comes to the movement in the middle east and area, middle east and governments that and that kind of reconnecting at the moment. i'm sure washington and various professional partners in the west of keeping a very close watch. would you expect any reaction from them as a witness? all these changes happening in, in old school families in the middle east? well, so far, i don't believe the major capitan's like title or let's say morocco would challenge us germany. but now moscow's and it's resilience the word all by the united states and the west to destroy the country. what is this, when you know y

mr. mayorkas walked into the white house briefing room and said this into we know that those images plainlylements of our ongoing battle against systemic racism. >> you've been this that briefing room and seen secretaries come in there. what do you think? >> i think it's shocking how disgusting it is. we knew from the beginning that most people did if you've got a brain that the horse patrol using reins in order to you have maneuver the horse to do their job and they got smeared. they got put on desk duty and facing 14 day suspension without pay for some sort of administrative issue because the president doesn't want to be embarrassed. if i were the president i would call mayorkas and say excuse me you have this email and you let us walk around and say this or is it worse than that? did they know hand decide it do it anyway and let these guys twist in the wind. bill gave the department of homeland security two days to respond to media inquiry and they never responded until afterwards and then tried to clean it up. that's now how this works. these puck information officers, i stress public f

going to probably call it double block that you feel in them is probably can mr. procedure which in law and go when you walk me through. when presley like mr. bishop rachel's got on got really pissed because the more be rich. what matters, thoughts in the last amusing capture i seen you missed me. suddenly i knew it didn't go. i was blown. of course, when you were listening notes, we just didn't put it as there was a little to do, which reminded me for a long time when you now look for some reason. usually brittle chests, which annoyed me when you about that. you opened the golf, opened to jeff miller roster. presto, she's one of them is about to give him into the yoga flag. it gets funny because when we, when you get away side by side, it will still go on. it does not cry. and you what about media? cuz i'm sure you have the 3. i was just reading a general again, the one of the lower level of bell is the only for the history of you watching it out. the live the movie us with the got to the smart, the watson knowing that the extra, my know, that's kind of what you, the, again, you will need to show the sub's

but after 25 years could walk free. >> mr.ou are currently serving a life sentence for murder. were voices telling you to do something on december the 1st, 1997? >> yes, ma'am. >> and what did they tell you to do? >> take out the gun out of the backpack. and hold it in front of me and shoot. it was -- it's not -- there's no justification or excuse for what i did. i'm offering an explanation. >> so as we fast forward from that day till today, are you still having -- hearing voices that tell you to do things? >> yes, ma'am. >> mr. carneal, when was the last time that you heard one of these voices that told you to do something harmful? >> couple of days ago. >> is there anything else that you wish to share with the board? >> i would like to say to you and to the victims and the victims' friends and families and the whole community that i'm sorry for what i did. i know it's not going to change anything. it's not going to make anything better. but i want them to know that i am sorry for what i did. >> mr. carneal, due to the seriou

mr. carnegie pick start walk, she can, he's fluid, or he's fluent in english. she's thornton and be heaps. he can speak or which is understood and was funny, so that that will not be a problem with mr. carnegie, the problem is that the congress niche, the congress is a very old conservative party, very ponder sinners ways to resist change. not very. i've never concern and they take a very long time and judging by that time that more but the time to bring about changes that moment has passed. whether mister carnegie will be able to to have the pace filled up. mr. mr. gardner will be allowed to bring about those changes that remains to be seen, but now that mr. garcia has been, has been elected the all there is no other way but to go with him and to allow and to embark. mr. carnegie, there is no political party in india, and this includes the congress which on its own could be found to be just be there has to be a correlation of the other parties, the congress parties for prince country issue so, so he has his challenges. are that he needs to do to ensure that the

what i'm listening, but i know you're on just a severe but he was not when you i am here to walk down there. mr. ross just can't . you don't thompson's, i mean, you know, he's also pointed on like, we're just so you think you can see us. let me almost study my telephone with blue with women though. so another g o u d v d a does give you my general full say good as accord in reserve by the years decide that you're not, don't, don't, don't boys need it. can you see with this here we do it better than one. i'm not a dodge excited about god dog. why do i drive a dog? a dumb will arrange is performing my live a life still though with the city who's run it here. but i do you a dean is. mm mm a day, mary. you police getting used to peaceful life again. the city is recovering after almost 3 months of fighting. mm hm. everyone's looking for something new housing, food and water, lost relatives and friends through stories of rescue repeat themselves. ah, with sure that when you that show a film on a fetus for all of us in the she didn't the one li a alicia, [000:00:00;00] a volunteer has just a few hours

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my crew, at your order, we are actually going to have a wonderful walk, isn’t it mr. and here's such a cool let's go. well, let's spend a lot of money on beautiful things, i want to buy myself a stunning dress. well then go ahead. how do you say, how will you pay by card or in cash? let's each, oh well. here i drew where all yours had gone. you took this as his auto electrician, which one came to the closed gate, the watchman said the working day was over. that's what you want, do it, but get it at least bite the ground with your nose, but get it understood right now yes, right now. oh no, so in the morning you go to the car repair shop straight to the opening. and don't come back without it. i asked him. you understood everything. no , i understand, i'll give you this frame. i'm going somewhere as a teenager, in the meantime hello . listen to so many incomprehensible words in your medical papers. the devil himself talks a lot. i give you tea spoke with herbs. thank you, thank you

mrs. kennedy took a walk through lafayette park with david finley. she understood for the first time the full extent of the plans that were in place. and i think again, here is a mentor reaching out to her, and utilizing her great appeal. after imagine that he knew that if someone can make a difference in these plans, it was jacqueline kennedy. she was really quite horrified to find out what was in store. in fact her own husband had already approved it. not because he necessarily thought it was a good idea, but i think as government goes, things get rolling, and she did not feel that way. she, i think was maybe buoyed by the popularity of that tour, and by the popularity of her program, and thought that she could lend her name and influence to this, but before long, she was writing a letter, i'm sure recommended by david family, to the administrator of the gsa, really outlaying her concern about this and how important would be to preserve the character of the neighborhood, the 19th century facades of these buildings, and you know, by march, the admin

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snow on only believe result wants to just close lucel at the end of the game and we will just to walk down. mr. i was surprised. i thought lula should have one in the 1st round. i think my expectation was that there might be a 2nd round, but that at least ball center would lead and lula would be below him. but it was the opposite. so i was disappointed in brother. oh so that her opinions passions all over the place. oh this year, what are you feeling? what are you seeing right now from, from people who actually took time to vote on october the say? well, i absolutely agree that i don't think i found a single person who was happy with the result who was satisfied or. busy wasn't in some cases even shocked, not so much because lula, the silver, the, the former president did very well. he almost made it to the 50 percent plus one mark, which is what the, the polls had suggested might happen or had a good chance to happen. but mainly because jane ball sonata, the president, made it score and much, much higher than what all the polls had predicted. that the difference was only about 5 percent. that

she was so severe but he was caught my eye when you i am here to walk down there was mr. ross asking you don't thompson's. i mean, you know, you just all supported on my for just so you think you can see me on my studies yet . my thoughts other than you bringing a blue with i'm in though. so another geo do duty does give you my general full say good as accord in reserve by the yes decide that you i'm you, my daughter. don't boys need it. can you see what we see is do it better than one? i'm not a god dog. because why do i drive a dog? so i have a dum will arrange, is performing a deep going get a my for that with those lead. who's learned you have a good deal is mm mm a day, mary, you police getting used to peaceful life again. the city is recovering after almost 3 months of fighting. mm hm. everyone's looking for something new housing, food and water, lost relatives and friends through stories of rescue repeat themselves. ah, with sure that when you that show a film on a bottle for fetus, for all of us in the she didn't get the lea a we didn't don't with a volunteer has

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mrs. kennedy took a walk through lafayette park with david finley and understood for the first time the full extent of the plans that were in place and i think you know again, here's a here's a mentor reaching out to her and utilizing her great appeal. i have to imagine that he knew that perhaps if someone could make a difference in these plans. it was jacqueline kennedy and she was she was really quite quite horrified to find out what was what was in store and and in fact her own husband had already approved it not because he necessarily thought it was a good idea, but i think as government goes things get rolling and you think there's no way to stop it. well, she did not feel that way. she she i think was maybe buoyed by the the popularity of that tour and by the popularity of her program and thought she could lend her name and and influence to this so before long she was writing a letter. i'm sure recommended by david finley to to bernadette bhutan who was the administrator of the gsa and really laying out her concern about this and how important it would be to preserve the the character

mr. grosse, together with representatives of rosatom, walked directly on the territory of the zaporizhzhya plant, all the material was provided that it was from ukraine that shells, unmanned aerial vehicles, rockets arrived here. eh, everything. it was shown the places where the strikes were carried out and the nuclear fuel storage depot - these are the places where spent nuclear fuel is stored. hit in the power line and the room of the hydrogen receiver of the zaporizhzhya npp damage to the dispensary of the npp administrative buildings of the station and adjacent territories arrival in a holiday village near the nuclear power plant and fire of the field blow to the administrative building with shrapnel damaged roads shelled sanatorium as dron attacked the territory of the nuclear power plant, but was intercepted and rendered harmless. a strike on the special canteen, building and cooling system of the nuclear power plant ukrainian troops hit on the territory of the station damaged power lines , communication equipment of one power unit, but mr. georgians, being at the station, specifical

why is this mr pump and the mushroom on the walk through them? yes. suppose it was this one of course, george bush. unless you can get a pin. she just can't fall. can those kids on problem lama live sugar football. amy near my list of body a top premier idle sama upon rhythm. one call to sean, came on here. this property is just a facility, the child social, this is to do it. it's a vineyard or near snellville, amused. then we're going to pull up was awarded spear, which he took with richard bishop with the managed care status of the shop. at the con, you know, chain jolla, tim and cliff, it is a tim wesley afforded cartilage position law. when you think of an invalid aimlessly unusual on your yeah it's, it's a new group, breasts and then your daughter, the 4th of november that says dis they get a deal as many as can see nearly happening on that. yeah. quite a graffiti squish color on the get the with them it was that is demolished though. i mean yeah. could you give them a call during it go then? yes. give that ins come with she would like someb

i was there the following morning's secretary said to me as i walked in, mr. murrell is a very busy person only got about a halff hour. i said absolutely, fine with me. but for three hours. he asked me question after question about the soviet union of the youth, religion, education, when they got married they have an apartment? what was it like with in-laws? he wanted to know everything about the soviet union which was our principal adversary in the midst of the cold, war. and after we spoke for three hours he put his arm on my shoulder as we walked out. he said oh, by the way how would you like to work for cbs? all of three seconds to say yes, sir. we'll be here now so he hired me. it is so perfect. he also has an obligation. conveyed reality to the american people. but is that had to be done. complete to provide them with the information for they can then use the information as they choose. asas mentioned you speak russian and our scholar in russian studies wife and madeline. tell us about the underpinnings of your interest in russian studies and your desire

i was there the following morning, his secretary said to me as i walked in mr. murrow is very busy. he only has a half hour. i said, absolutely. final -- fine with me. we spoke for three hours. murrow asked me question after question about the soviet union. soviet youth, their religion, their education, when they got married, did hey have an apartment? what was it like we in-laws. wanted to know everything but the soviet union which was our principles a sir vary in the -- adversary in the midst of the cold war, and after we spoke for three hours he put his arm on my shoulder as we walked out and said, oh, bill the way, how you like to work for cbs in took me all of three seconds i think that long to say, yes, sir, and that is the way he hired me, and dick's description of him is so perfect because he did often look as if he carried the weight of the world on his shoulders and probably felt that way, too. but he also felt that he had an obligation to convey reality no matter how tough it might be to hear. convey reality to the american people, and they will decide what it is that has

mr. groz and, together with representatives of rosatom, walked directly on the territory of the zaporizhzhyaower plant, here the material was provided that shells, unmanned aerial vehicles, rockets fly here from ukraine. eh, everything. it was shown the places where the strikes were carried out and the nuclear fuel storage depot - these are the places where spent nuclear fuel is stored. hit in the power line and the room of the hydrogen receiver of the zaporizhzhya npp damage to the dispensary of the nuclear power plant hit in the administrative buildings of the station and adjacent territories arrival in a holiday village near the nuclear power plant and ignition of the field hit on the administrative building with shrapnel damaged roads shelling of the sanatorium of the dispensary as the drone attacked the territory of the nuclear power plant, but was intercepted and rendered harmless. attack on the canteen of the special building and the npp cooling system ukrainian troops hit on the territory of the station , damaged power lines and communication equipment of one power unit. but mr. gros

this was mr musk walking into twitter headquarters last week with a kitchen sink. ed, without giving any details. according to tech website the verge, twitter now wants to charge people $19.99 per month to keep their blue tick verification status. more now on free speech. elon musk is a self—proclaimed free speech absolutist so how will that square with rules, especially in europe, on illegal online content? this is what the eu's thierry breton tweeted last week: in europe, the bird will fly by our eu rules, but eu sources say mr musk has now assured the european commission that twitter will comply with tough rules which allow hefty fines on companies if they fail to control illegal content. suzanne nossel, chief executive of pen america. i think it's very unclear. he has sent signals in multiple directions. he initially said he favoured sweeping away the guardrails and seem to want something of an open season when it came to disinformation and online harassment and other concerns, harmful content on the platform. he then sent a message to advertisers saying it's no

mr. groz and, together with representatives of rosaton, walked directly through the territory of the zaporizhzhyaer plant, the material was provided that it was from ukraine that shells, unmanned aerial vehicles, rockets arrived here. eh, everything. this was shown, the sites of strikes were shown, this and the nuclear fuel storage depot, these are their storage sites spent nuclear fuel. hit in the power line and the room of the hydrogen receiver of the zaporizhzhya npp damage to the dispensary of the npp hit in the administrative buildings of the plant and adjacent territories arrival in the summer cottage near the npp and fire of the field hit on the administrative building with shrapnel damaged the roads the sanatorium of the dispensary was shelled, as dron attacked the territory of the nuclear power plant, but was intercepted and neutralized the strike on the canteen of the special building and the npp cooling system ukrainian troops hit the territory of the station damaged transmission lines communication equipment of one power unit. but mr. grossen, being at station e, specifically said tod

mr speaker. a pandemic, followed by a walk. i from that. thank you, mr speaker. a pandemic, followed by a walk.o not expect this time to be easy. but they do expect us to set out the difficult choices, to make the difficult choices, and then set out the path for a better future. can i ask my right honourable friend, particularly considering his experiences of many years, to continue to press ahead with our commitment to reform social care, knowing as he does, that social care and the nhs go hand in hand and how important they are to our constituents.— our constituents. well, she and i have had very — our constituents. well, she and i have had very many _ our constituents. well, she and i have had very many discussions | our constituents. well, she and i l have had very many discussions on social care over the years, mainly when i've been a backbencher and she has been a minister. it is a sector thatis has been a minister. it is a sector that is in great difficulty at the moment. i'm very aware of those concerns. i'm also very aware of the pressures on the nhs at the moment. i'm not making any c

mr. budanov said that there are three more people walking around putin.ey say , they have plastic surgery on putin, too . they are now also putins. on valdai, it is difficult to understand which of them is going to chukchi here, the only thing that gives them out is their height and, er, ears here, they are silently different for each person, but who is there to look closely? doubles before may 45 let's hope so, thank you for being with us now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news good evening we are from ukraine from ukraine live from london olga pa works in the studio

mr. ryan: you can walk and clue hew -- we are a very complicated democracy here, but we can walk and chew gum statement. if a group of people storm the capitol while we're trying to file the paperwork for an election and they're trying to prevent that from happening and they want to kill the vice president, that needs to be looked into! like are we really -- you want to sweep it under the rug. i don't want to talk about this anymore than anybody else. i want to talk about jobs and wages and pensions. i want to talk about making sure that people have, you know, dignity, but my god, you got to look into it, j.d. you can't sweep it under the rug. and liz cheney is not a democrat. adam kinsinger is not a democrat. liz cheney's dad was dick cheney, vice president of the united states under george w. bush as a republican. this is a bipartisan effort. mr. steyer: thank you, congressman. we're going to move to the topic of gun control. mr. vance, as recently as 2018, you supported gun reform measures, including red flag laws aimed at taking groups from people likely to use them in violent crimes,

mr. spacey he was shouted at when he walked out of the courtroom but they got no response. in a statement they write, mr. spacey is grateful to live in a country where citizens have a right to trial by impartial jurors country where citizens have their verdict was swift and decisive justice was done today danny cevallos is with us. it was quick. >> very quick. and i have to imagine that the plaintiff's team had to be a little nervous about their case. and sure enough it was not a win for the plaintiff. by the way, shep, if you take a step back and look at spacey's legal issues, he is winning. his california case went away. his massachusetts case went away now his new york case has gone away he does face charges in the united kingdom, but all in all, three wins, wins not by acquittal. but wins legally is something to point out. >> most jurors went to grad school is that a factord school is that >> very much so. when you pick jurors and a lot of this is astrology a lot of times you think the more educated your jurors are the more they will hold to the jury instructions and go

let's say moral first of all, this is er, for all of us, er, it will not be an easy walk, and victory is not really close, mrndr, you while there is probably time for recovery, there is also more time for observing the news of what is happening in the situation, how the fighters are among themselves. er, you know, yes, i watched this news on a russian plane, for sure, er, i don’t er, even after that, what happens, er, hmm, sorry for the civilians who died there, 10 or 12, the pilot is not there, because he is a military pilot of the plane, he is probably to ukraine, moving towards ukraine in order to launch missiles, so what distinguishes us after that is what they do, what is happening, uh, we are discussing what drones are launching, well, it uh, it was a bit unexpected that such a number would cause such an effect such injuries were also seen yesterday in kyiv in kyiv it happened in the morning when there was an attack in the shevchenkivskyi district. what do you understand ? peaceful people who did nothing. a young couple who were expecting a child. well, you see everything. you understand that people ar

mrs. ford. kind, compassionate, and when she walks in a room she makes a statement. i think the orchid reflects that personality of mrs. ford. she has been such a role model for many of us. a role model for the woman, and young ladies, and this nation really. we are so excited and honored to have been able to continue that tradition, and to provide the flowers for the ford family. we remember president ford died and flowers were hard to get, and to receive, and we had to fly in a lot of flowers. we heard about this orchid, right? we worked very hard with the hauserman people, the problem was this orchid only blooms three times in a year. and, so, they worked very hard to find a way to force the blooming of the orchid, we were able to get one orchid. we showed it to mrs. ford, we asked her people, hey, if she is willing to receive this please give this to her. i think she did, we were so excited to be able to share that with her. it has been truly an honor for us, and, again. mrs. ford has been very kind to us. appreciative of the work that we have been doing on their

walked 200 meters. and then the flooded areas, so it's up to you. information was received that mr.seen in underground communications. in the area of ​​​​the industrial zone, the mister also disappeared. agasavara. already interested in the fsb, they sent several groups underground. we cannot find out more about this . unfortunately, our informant does not have full access to the data. he can't even tell if the dear mr. president is alive well, and we can send our man there to the subway under the industrial building yanagisawa's bodyguard. you failed to protect mr. president. you must find lord agasavooru dead or alive . may i punish the kidnappers of the respected president? since you took the poison, you or the saucer. you can use any measure yanagisawa winners are not judged well, but remember everything must be done so that not even a shadow of suspicion falls on us. hello welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is a program today in the studio of dmitry zaboisky the city is almost empty explosions are heard constantly around the clock the latest d

we're walking the full length of the counter this week. we have mrsgoes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin. we have the woman king, which is a sweeping epic with viola davis. and there's a new film by peter strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. 50, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich clients, who are often horrible, who own dior dresses. she's waiting for her husband to return from the war — he's not coming back. she discovers, finally, he's not coming back and she gets a war widow's pension. and she decides, "ok, i'm going to make my dream come true. "i'm going to take whatever money i have, whatever other "money i can get together, i'm going to go to paris and i'm "going to buy myself a dior dress like i have s

mr. haines: being governor is about priority. so congratulations. you have just been named the next governor of kansas. you have just walked into your new office in topeka, and the first big priority you will tackle when you sit down at your desk, derek schmidt, is what, and how are you going to accomplish it? mr. schmidt: i will send to the state legislature a state budget that starts to decelerate the rate of state spending growth that has occurred over these last four years. i mean, if you look at what kansas has done in the last four years under governor kelly's leadership, total state spending, everything together is up by $6 billion. that is a 35% increase over when she took office. state tax funded spending, state general fund, is up $1.8 billion, a 25% increase. the population of this state is roughly flat. it actually shrunk slightly in 2021. and the number of people who are employed is down from the day she took office. look, those are not sustainable trends. we need a governor who will acknowledge them and will start the conversation with the legislature about how to deal with them. mr. haines: and your first pr

mrs. ford; kind, compassionate and when she walked in the room, she'd make a statement, and i think the orchidertainly respects that personality and that character of betty ford. you know, mrs. ford had been such a role model for many of us, a role model for the women and the young a ladies of this community and of this nation really. and is we're so excited and honored to have been able to continue that tradition and to provide the supplies for the ford family. president ford died december 26 or 27th, and flowers were hard to get, you know, and to receive. we had to fly in a lot of the -- so we heard about this orchid, right senate we work very hard with people. the problem was this only blooms certain types of the year. and so they worked very hard to find a way to force the blooming of the orchid. and so we were able to get one orchid. we showed it to mrs. ford, and we asked her people, hey, if she is willing to receive this, please give this to her, and i think she did. we were so excited to be able to share that with her. basically, it's an honor for us. susan ford has been very kind to b

we're walking the full length of the counter this week. we have mrs is a sweeping epic with viola davis. and there's a new film by peter strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. so, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich clients, who are often horrible, who own dior dresses. she's waiting for her husband to return from the war — he's not coming back. she discovers, finally, he's not coming back and she gets a war widow's pension.

mr. flowers: to get government money, that is competitive. if we had a congresswoman that was walking those grants through, perhaps, but congresswoman green can't take credit for good things that happened while people suffer. >> to get the final question for marcus flowers. >> mr. flowers, you are saying here tonight that the voters in northwest georgia want a different member of congress. he made that clear, but the numbers in the primary tell a different story. to tell it, local election workers in georgia reported she received 30,000 more votes this primary than two years ago. if you take your votes, all your democratic challengers votes, all of her challengers votes, she still had 13,000 more votes than everybody else running. what evidence can you provide, other than anecdotal, that the voters in northwest georgia want a change? mr. flowers: it's not an anecdote that not everyone votes in a primary and amid turn. in the last election cycle, or than 75 thousand people voted against marjorie taylor greene. now, we brought people and from every corner of the district, newly register

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national security council coordinate john kirby had to walk those comments back. mr.r a second. roll it. >> the president was reflecting very high stakes that they're in play right now. his comments were not based on new or fresh intelligence or new indications that mr. putin has made a decision to use nuclear weapons and quite frankly, we don't have any indication that he has made that kind of decision, martha, nor have we seen anything that would give us pause to reconsider our own strategic nuclear posture in our efforts to defend our own national security interest or those of our allies & partners. stuart: first of all, mr. secretary, what do you make of the use of the word " armageddon"? >> completely reckless, to use that kind of language at a democratic fundraiser imagine john kennedy at a democrat fundraiser saying hey, you know, moving missiles into cuba, can you write me a bigger check? the whole world watches every word that president biden says, so zelenskyy heard what he said about armageddon, putin heard it , all our allies and friends in europe heard it