what is in ms. know, but look at all this but organisms, our fields be beneficial. i didn't need to know how much plastic is in and what that does to those 2 features. this one and you him to feel polls are a to the lab by white city. you are younger and transferred to a city in sort out the particles. the procedure is symbol sound. that's our place vibrator to which except the con, over a period, several our border to strict several of the common elements. it's only the particles researchers didn't over jason lap sima argue and her fellow buses are the new grade level material coming. they're sick the best for it. they be test in a compost facility and the longer it is in israel, only compar 2 or 3. so it's possible to be decomposed biodegradable emma in prison . that time. what's the purpose of the team is still the work new method in the disco insights they want the data collect with an edge in front of isaac plastic that up breakdown, minuscule and farm 2 living rooms for weekends committee and this is really worth thinking. we get to come in how was 5 degrees in

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ms. larson: i know. ms. brown-nagin: you tell the story. ms. larson: she did say that, which is interesting because, during the 1950's, she tried to get people to sign up to be members of the naacp. but it was elite middle-class men that ran most of the chapters, specifically in mississippi. she tangled with some of the elites and the movement once she became nationally known. she was in atlantic city. martin luther king and abernathy and all of the group around king, they disrespected her because she was not well educated. she had a fairly strong mississippi delta accent. she was very poor, so her clothing did not meet their standards. they even said that directly to her, that she was an of harassment. look what you are wearing. you should go home. you are not going to say that to fannie lou hamer, for sure. [laughter] she was not going to take any of that. she was so grassroots she could not relate to the elites in the movement. martin luther king could not relate to her, despite how we think of him as this grassroots organizer. he was not. i

ms. brooks: you know, australians love racing. [laughter] the whole country stops for the melbourne cup, which is the biggest horse race. it is our equivalent of the kentucky derby, although it has become controversial in recent years because of concerns about the welfare of equines and some of the practices within the racing industry, check think we have to look hard at. too many horses are dying on the track and thrown away if they do not make it, and i think that is tragic. having a bond with a horse that is 27 years old, some of these horses are over and done with that five and discarded, i think is a shocking tragedy. >> you have a horse that is 27 years old? tell us about her. ms. brooks: she is a mare named valentine. i keep her with my neighbors horse, who is an off the track race horse named screaming wings. he is 33 years old and he has had so much to give throughout his long life, teaching children to write. he still loves to go out on a trail ride and it is hard to stop him from thinking he is on the track. [laughter]

budd: those that know ms. asley and those that know me, the north carolina fraternal order of police, the north carolina troopers association, they once endorsed her. by and large, these are statewide organizations, and now they are supporting me. so i encourage beers to go on their website. look at their history, including throwing out indictments for sex offenders. again, i would take their word for it and not ms. beasley's. >> the next question about crime and guns, you talked extensively on the campaign trail about crime, how neighborhoods have turned to battlefields as you called it on the campaign trail. what is your plan to combat that and do you support any kind of gun reform at all? rep. budd: the goal is to protect our second amendment while keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals. we have to keep firearms out of the hands of those. again, i think that's what we need to do there. with crime, don't connect it just to what is happening in our neighborhoods. i connected to the border as well

ms. tracy: senator, thank you. you know, i -- i think that, first of all, i want to acknowledge with respect to armenia, and this is true for a number of former soviet union countries, the great importance of the investment that the united states has made through assistance that congress has provided to development assistance, to economic development. but maybe most importantly to investment in people, young leaders. and that -- that matters because, you know, what we saw, for instance, in armenia in 2018, this was totally homegrown, the leadership of -- and the movement to call for an end to corruption in government. and so, you know, when i think about -- when i think about that, part of that, also, relates to russia. as i noted earlier, you know, i think what we've seen in the last two elections in armenia is people turning away from the model that russia offers, looking for something better for a government that is accountable and even though people had experienced something very traumatic in 2020 with the conflict, the

i know ms. lee took place. going initially quoted me on my vehicle here. i told her that going to be janelle stanish. we are doing my bill due chatted for. have you put me a joke i've ever had to show where she published? ah, i do come and get a new teacher and looks cuz i went to solve a in the local schools on the new steel manager. so just give me a minute to chance. go. oh oh no, no. you want the full, sheila store to start to finish. that's what i was a bushel when my whisker would show up. but he what's been an additional specialist in signing up according to law guide, which in logan, only one most given the others can just know. so it was just a, get them get a shot, more stylus when they see a sample locals to have their yard or house checked. everyone knows that they can't and mustn't do it themselves. the oh, a one dash 2. your wait. mm. showing yet a know that national double dock she people are desperate to return to their homes. but the fear of id at live and undiscovered bombs to turn them out. i really wasn't the one with both civilians and

ms. preciado: i signed the paper, but i didn't know what it was. they told me, sign here. and i didn't have a voice. so i just signed. senator osoff: dr. mueller, you reviewed extensive medical records. and one of the things i think is important to make clear is that the experience that ms. preciado is no means and consistent with a pattern in the care provided by this doctor to women who were incarcerated and to women who are powerless. how, what, ms. preciado conforms with the pattern you saw in the medical records and reflect as a moment as a practitioner on the particular sensitivity required when treating people who are incarcerated and i willied to senator has and for -- hassan. dr. mueller: she does give voice to the medical records. this was repeated over and over and over again. almost all of the women who came to see him for a concern or something unrelated, received a shot for unclear indications, received pap smear when they didn't need a pap smear and managed incorrectly or inappropriately following that. i am a medical expert. my role is to review the medical

ms. abrams knows that. when i was secretary of state i created one of the first in the country's fool online voter registration where people could go to our website on their phone , register to vote 24 hours a day, seven days a week, not even have to talk to anybody to be able to do that. i pushed more accessibility for our elections. she never talks about senate bill 202. we added days for people to vote on the weekend. i had a guy that text me his voter sticker today. he said it was the coolest thing. i went to mass and then i went and voted for you. for ms. abrams to continue to try to manipulate and scare people at home and get people to believe that this is a state where it is hard to vote in is outrageous. the things we have done to keep our voter rolls of securing the state, it is required under the help america vote act, federal legislation. yes, i was upset about the results of the election because democrats won all races and they have all three branches of government in washington dc and it is led

but if you need a bit more time, it's not a problem, just let me know. ms. cisneros preciado, thank you again for joining us, and if you are ready, we will hear from you first. >> is it on? okay. sorry. good afternoon, and thank you for the opportunity to share my story with you today. my name is karina cisneros preciado i. was brought to the united states when i was eight years old. i am now 23 and a mother of two. i have a one year old and a two-year-old. when my daughter was four months old i called the police to stop ongoing abuse from her father. this led to me being arrested, and even though the charges were dropped i ended up an ice d.c. for almost seven months, away from my daughter, away from my family. and i cdc i became seven to 716 instead of karina. and i cdc i went through. this place was extremely filthy the showers were moldy, the watercooler well where we drink water from there was mold in the spout. we were given dirty and used underwear to wear. and i cdc i seek help, medical help. because i had not had my postpartum checkup for my daughte

ms. irina, i know that today there are big problems, of course, with heating, big problems with light, so care of our bodies. right now, and besides, don't forget that we stress, and if we stress, it also reduces our immune power, and that's why as my colleagues said, there are extremely big problems with nutrition because in the de-occupied areas there are not the necessary number of e-e products that support our immunity and you always know that i am trying to tell you these simple secrets of inexpensive nutrition that will help support your immunity today. there is a rosehip that is still left on the trees. we have them. they contain an extremely large amount of precisely the substances necessary to maintain our immunity. first of all, there is a large amount vitamin c is there, micro and macroelements are there, zinc is there, beta-carotene is there, which is necessary for the maintenance of our body, rosehip is an extremely simple recipe, we take one tablespoon at night, pour 200 ml of boiling water, and the next morning, this amount must be drunk if the lesion is gastrointestinal tr

ms. ellis, disease know what i see. we let her whole lives in russia. apples. i was there since the age of one. i thought oh, i studied in moscow conservatory. my younger brother was born there so i don't get what they've done. is my marriage certificate still valid? it, my wife is russian or what about my education? do i even exist? my arbors of i near well gosh, yes, this is dorothea. r shucks! family moved to russia from armenia in 19 ninety's. they all got russian citizenship and have no other. but earlier this year, a russian court ruled there were mistakes in their applications. our shock and his lawyers are convinced the actual reason his political work last, mom, he is not only russia's most prominent friday for future activists. he now combines this with opposing the invasion in ukraine. he won stronger embargoes on fossil fuels from russia, and even called fo, put his resignation to rally in berlin. he says the removal of his citizenship could be designed to make him indian example and silence others. it was great to watch the jealous, it's meant to i

ms. abrams continues to attack my record because she does not know that she cannot tell you what her record is. she would not answer the question when she first got interviewed that her campaign came back and said she is for the legal portion and viability -- illegal abortion and viability. the female. even if it is seven-month or eight months if i doctors is ok, you can get the abortion. if somebody paid a doctor enough, there may be people out there who have given them the go-ahead. i think that is a tragic situation myself. i understand my views may be different from other people. that is what the legislative debate was all about. for her to misrepresent what is it if you legislation is >> so are the 11 district attorneys representing 52 counties, so are the sheriff's that they believe the way they read the law, they would indeed be required to investigate. for those of you who don't do the law as a daily job, remember the show "law and order," there is the law and the order where they do the prosecution, what the law says is in order to determine whether a woman is going to be persecute

living room growing up where my mom dad and i often had those conversations of, you know, using patois and saying things, like ms.. johnson and realizing that's rooted in language that. you know, we were taught during enslavement and the way in which we've created it, like it's ours now. but the roots of it, we we have to contend with. and so that from you has me wanting to my gears on several things as well as i the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., november 10, 2022. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the hon ooshable owe honor oobl mark r. warner cialtion a senator r. warner cialtion a senator >> the u.s. senate holding these brief sessions between now and the november midterm elections. no votes are planned until monday, november 14th. and as always, find the senate live here on c-span2. and now we take you back to our booktv programming. >> it's really an honor to be here. b i've been listening to what the speakers have been talking ab

ms. charlie, i know this is a difficult topic to discuss and i thank you so much for your testimony today. i think what we see here is that the data speaks for itself, just this february pipeline workers associated with the development of line three, were arrested for sex trafficking. the aclu of north dakota also reported that 411 missing murdered and indigenous people were kidnapped or murdered in states affiliated with pipeline projects. 10% of these cases occurred in counties where the keystone pipeline alone is proposed to be built. ms. charlie, in your testimony you stated that the route in action at that's family space is the devaluation of indigenous lives since the onset of colonization. i want to end it by turning it over to you. what would you say is the most important thing that can be done now to address the problem of missing and murdered indigenous women? >> tribal nations need to be able to fully prosecute the crimes in which happen in our communities. we need legislation passed, industries out of our communities, we know that what happens to our land happens to our women.

and it became noticeable earlier, it’s precisely the same missiles before the heimers and the ms that we know the way, he refers to tatu there a quote is given not only by him, but also by other authors of researchers about the fact that president biden said at a briefing that there are two types of missiles, these are types of missiles that can reach up to 1000 km to the hymers systems, more and there are less , he meant 160 m yes, as for more than a thousand kilometers, he said that we are not like that let's say about 160, we didn't say anything, that is, uh, and there is an explanation from the pentagon that they are currently considering the possibility of providing exactly such missiles of exactly this type that enable the first type - this is 150 km, and this is gemelares, which can and we already they received heimers that can hit jamal. now we are hitting gmails of the type that gives 80-85 km, and this is at 150 and there is another attack and messi up to 300 km, this is what discussions are going on now, and maybe general khoja from his military circles there from the united states

now that i know what it is, then we'll know ms. i heard you have been the bellagio age, a little group. and salazar, you know, anything is diane embry marriage. anyone. i mean a little hard. you are getting can bowman mendez loss olivia and gauge is treyana play. it is starting. i love salute. i. you've already moved on monday, but we will be there. see how it is not there. people who trusted me. lab look at it, but they can see it, but he has that they element of identity management with i like this novelist as plus i say don't over again. are you going on? he or she don't deal young in humans while on a scale. i didn't get any more than the nibble legacy getting all that british young mark, i'm your sanjay. so it, the law was maybe they can when he got here on, eat or time important on the i for like i, you get it again. me a non yes. begin in my daughter for economy quinte. yes. asking for 20 and said i was a he callahan, d. m a loved america. why did to as use okay. whether the tenant nobody's age elected w i would ask is not is

ms. alyona, i am literally two i will add words, you know, six years ago we made a material about the dovzhenkohe was the last, and so on. i can definitely see that there is now, it is necessary to edit this material, i would like everyone to rewatch it. go to my page, i now have it i'm moving on to the story of ivanko zlenko - this was one of the first public competitions for the position of director, he won it, there was not even a law on public competitions, it was experimental, in fact, and so on in the 14th year. it seems that this is a person who showed his incredible for the joy of the person who pulled this center out of the ruins from millions of debts, who made it out of some simple, i don't know, old soviet wreckage , he made it into some kind of effective center where a lot of events took place recently, actions where fresh blood came, young people. this is a person who should actually be now, for example, in the position of minister of culture because he has proven his effectiveness as a manager and has renewed his devotion to ukrainian culture . i pretended to be engaged in the ru

ms. patti labelle is here to help us with the united states of pie grand finale. if anybody knowsing the major snow storm overnight. lake effect snow is crippling the northeast as residents are bracing for the conditions. the buffalo area is getting hit hard with up to five feet of snow expected by the weekend. new york's governor has declared a state of emergency, closing some roads and telling people to stay home. >> also, the fda has approved a first of its kind medication for type i diabetes. it's injectable for patients as young as 8 years old. it has proven to delay the development of type i diabetes. it's expected to be widely available next year. >> to all the yankee fans out there, here comes the judge. aaron judge named american league most valuable player. judge, as you know, had that historic year, crushing 62 home runs to claim the single season record, surpassing roger maris' 61-year-old record, and the fan who caught that number 62 ball, putting it up for auction even though he was turning down a $3 million offer. >> congrats to aaron judge. >> absolutely. >> major

about it yes give it peace give it peace let go of us let us do our work and you know you know you know what ms told that it was a national idea, a social contract before the war, ukrainian society was so active, that 's exactly the phrase, detach from us, don't disturb us , we'll do our own thing, dovzhenko center, we'll do our own little one, i don't know my little one there dream is there where we reach for ourselves and you steal there, do whatever you want, just don't attack us, well, it doesn't work like that anymore, we need to demand something more, we need to demand to visit like a fool now excuse me when the ground under our feet is on fire to do some reorganization and something there come up with, well, any person who reads the text of this order will understand what this movie is about. it's not about the archive and it's not about culture, it's obvious, but what is it about, something is needed, it's about buildings, it's about the archive, it's not just uh under with the slogan of putting the documents in order, it is very obvious and clear to everyone that what is needed is not

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must of your to let you know when i leave. shall ms. museum. i'm not my no, no glass gardener because we could you know, not want to renew or we'll, sheila, we, we visited the bus one that's good to have be a blue sent an order numbers of colin of stockholders bill g o w d s their linear model if you really misses, would you? yes, ronald, of some later on. or tanya dumble grip or you must, the boston, you go when you press with the wife, she'll belgrade with his job was would be to ship with the local was with me despite the destruction and the fact that the house is, must be rebuilt. people believe they have a future that only a few managed to settle in the city. russian sappers have given people hope that the village can be rebuilt or carrying was reaching ease her ideal sir. she is the bride of the borrowing in suffering he, b, as in boy at the mall, and all he had to move was that i shall say, should i come brought my ears. it took the sappers to mon stickly, as she rock enough, found, and diffused about $60000.00 mines and shells, a russian

you know, it's a couple months so many gym, so you ship machine, you're going yeah, i will talk with ms. each of those what you know, let me see. mm. hm p i go meet that he's dish him on the dog or william quarter a i need to let he can stop. i mean yes my they would sell for conducting a premium, but most of them you'll get the roof. but if you dollars a year, we're building gold anyway. big of, if you would, you got to see just a moment here. so they would you be equal with them? bus grew by, ah, l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real. somebody with a robot must protect this phone existence with a different order to help him with a go to not even look more often a often see and funny gas prices stuff that's always go and then are you on gas with does not

living room growing up where my mom dad and i often had those conversations of, you know, using patois and saying things, like ms.. johnson and realizing that's rooted in language that. you know, we were taught during enslavement and the way in which we've created it, like it's ours now. but the roots of it, we we have to contend with. and so that from you has me wanting to my gears on several things as well as i

that means, first of all, you don't have to say with your fists and you don't have to, you know, then i'll ask you, ms opposition, the russian opposition couldn't create anything for 8 years, and as far as i i remember the ukrainian opposition from 1991 to 2004 , a streak of 5 years, that is, 13, 14 years, 12 years, it could not do anything, and only victory came when there was a draw in the fourth year . a draw is in favor of the opposition, so let's not throw stones where no one deserves it ponomariov kasparov did ponomariov kasparov what is the name of the one who is sitting navalny and so on, they want to do something, it's like a cossack who piled us big, our temporary fellow travelers if they do anything against putin so they help ukraine in this way. maybe by a micron, maybe not by a millimeter. maybe by a milligram, but they help. may god give them health, that's why i always said that it's not necessary to criticize everything in the world of ukrainians, it's because everything is bad except for us, yes, that's why, keep this in mind, it's not worth it it is not worth reporting or surrenderin

ms. iryna. did you know this doctor of philosophy, professor, head of the department of philosophy and pedagogynational transport university was with us, we talked with her about the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, eh, they are really like that. well, in the end, even these photos that everyone heard about last week, even to this day, everyone is discussing when the archimandrite was caught with a young chorister, i would say a 17-year-old boy, in fact , scandals like this happen in other churches too, but what distinguishes other churches from the church of the moscow patriarchate, which other churches have a special structure that monitors this, which considers all complaints and which then, well, that is, these people are then either removed from service or removed from their positions or removed altogether from this church eh hmm in the ukrainian church the ukrainian orthodox church of moscow doesn't have this structure, it's obvious that there isn't, because they don't think that it should be punished in any way, because it's probably some kind of mass phenomenon in t

example of extremism isn't popular with swing voters and i think a lot of folks, that district, you know, ms boubert has extreme rhetoric in election cycle that's about b kitchen-table issues when people want to hear policy solutions for the problems plaguing the country. everything from what's going onto ukraine and gas prices here in the u.s., inflation, reproductive rights. we are exhausted by the extremes of both sides. you have a great candidate running on the democratic side and so i think those factors kind of came together in a very surprised night for democrats in the district. aishah: i want to know for both of you, 10 seconds left here. i think americans surprised all of us and they surprised the candidates as well, both parties. i want to start with you, matt, what did you take away from what you saw on tuesday night? >> voters somewhat disapproved by biden went 4 points and in the past against by over 20, that was surprising. >> two things, reminder every vote matters. we have so many close races and number 2, i think president biden's leadership worked in this race. he's strugg

communities of culture houses, people are glad for such a shelter because they do not know what to expect from an insidious enemy. ms. svitlana inspected the heating point for the first time today in order to know where to take the children if there is another enemy attack. i have four children, three schoolchildren and one and a 2-year-old, so it was difficult. at 8:00 p.m. everyone went to bed, because we have until the evening. well, i don’t know when it was already morning, and i don’t even know when it was turned on, sometime during the night. i guess we have to fight somehow in the rivne region. there will also be stationary points of invincibility, they will be set up in in all units of the rescue service and the police, the patrolmen have already chopped firewood and say that they are ready to heat rivne - do i want to win ah-ha, if you don't have heat from the indomitable rivne snizhan sydoruk mykola vasylyuk details tv channel inter marathon only news public library survived 8 months of occupation in the city of snigurivka in the mykolaiv oblast, work was not even discussed during that time, because even n

know, negative of such a story . he looks for some small positive and he develops it ms. now what to ask you about. you took part in the evacuation of people from near kyiv at the beginning of the full-scale invasion and now it is about well, she went, and in principle, this issue cannot be resolved that a large number of people will be able to leave kyiv again or from other large cities in the direction of, say, without western ukraine or somewhere else, well, in case or if the shelling intensifies, if the lights are turned off on a longer blackout can happen and there is such a need. please tell me as much as possible according to your information, ukrzaliznytsia is preparing for this, how difficult it is to implement in principle, because we know because it is one thing, when it was winter at the beginning of february of this year . volumes, no one knew, but somehow it is, and now the situation may be even more difficult in that station, there may also be shelling and there may be no light. in general, there are many and dark stations. please, i will tell you one thing

ms. tetyana, eh, you know what is exploding in the occupied territory better knows of course uh we we learn simply and social networks and we don’t comment on any more details if there are details in the general staff then they they publish such information and even then the last information of the day literally pavlo kyrylenko the head of the region of the donetsk city administration wrote about the day before, that is, on november 21, four civilians were killed in donetsk region, four more were injured, the russians killed four civilians in donetsk region in a day, in bakhmut, georgievka, kurakhovo and petrivka, well, this is ours the territory is liberated, according to kyrylenk , four more people in the region were injured, as a result of which this happened, is this all known, the reason for the death of people? of course, it is shelling from the russian occupiers, these shellings are carried out daily, you know, just unpredictability, there are cases, for example, there are cases when a rocket hits the development residential building, and fortunately we have no civilian casualties th

i really like this expression of returning to the arms, we know both psychologists and ms anna will confirmt 12-15 hugs a day normalize the psycho-emotional state and help to fully live mentally, maintain mental health, and therefore return to hugs and those stories that we will see on facebook and in social networks that move when servicemen return home, they hug them, kiss them, they are ready to accept them as they are, this is the most important thing in our support for the mental health of servicemen, mrs. hanna, and to you, too, we have already started talking about the families of servicemen, and i read about what actually mr. vyacheslav also confirmed that it is the most difficult for the families of military personnel, because they are now the most vulnerable category. so, first of all, i wanted to thank mr. vyacheslav for sharing his personal story and that he, well , from the inside from the middle can confirm how important it is and that even psychologists too well, unbreakable, yes , the war affects us as well as anyone else in this country, if we are here , first of all, secon

quick question i know ms, microsoft is one of the companies you like in terms of having bottom line profits and good fund mentals. the question i have for you is at this price sore, is now a good time or buy or wait until the drop is lower? >> wait. we sold some for the travel trust today. i never thought i'd sell microsoft but the tech stocks, many are over inflated and they're going to get hammered and we warn people last week with the travel trust who belonged to the investment club we would let some microsoft go and we did so just like that today. the fed already has done a great deal of damage to the economy. it's all packed into the most bloated sectors like tech. maybe just maybe we can cool down inflation by burying tech and crypto without crushing the rest of the economy. on "mad money" tonight, it felt tough to find solid winners but after a nice recent run, what do you do with the sector i'll give you my take that should be surprising could this be a turn around quarter for big names or do we have to wait i'm share what you need to know and logitech is on a run i'm talking to the

know this, eh. regarding this ms. uk, who was offended by some mild criticism, well, you know , even in soviet times, critics listened, they understood that she was supposed to be there in the spirit of marxism, leninism, well, but you had to listen to criticism, there will be a meeting of the collective and some about party lines or moral and ethical behavior there, well, that is, it is normal, well, even in the soviet union, criticism was accepted in us, dear ladies and gentlemen appeared here. as they say, those who go out to people said something wrong, go walk, i went to myself i am in a state of confusion and i am not accountable for that. moreover, i am already there. well, we will not copy that soviet union into our own, but it is a normal european practice if you are criticized, why are some notes made and you send something or you say something with arguments, are you wrong ? you criticize well, there shouldn't be such people at all you see it's young people it's not well i'm sorry i'm not 75 not 80 years old

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