don't know the race and nationality, karbalai radio and television news agency, the teacher of jam nabw , how many years has he been reciting tazia for the pedestrians on the arbaeen route, the name of the food for the pilgrims of shah rasool in najaf, between the two temples in karbala, and of course, the schools in the path of philosophy, the existence of which are actually great religious artists the country is in the great saga of arbaeen, the arts are with us, from ta'ziyeh drama groups, puppet show groups, naqal pard khan, song groups , visual arts and poetry, perpendicular to each other, which in a procession and house to house , they take the continent again with tears. and all the groups without the fee are now in the seventh chapter of their narrative pilgrims who are still on the border from north to south are supposed to mark this geography in iran . according to their narration of ashura this year , they did not leave the children without ta'zia . asghar has actually produced and i believe it, the 7th international conference of people's walking theater of arbaeen as narra

we all have an indo nab annoyed system.e cannabis which bind to receptors throughout the body. look over here. if someone were to have back pain, that could trigger their homemade cannabinoids releasing and attaches to receptors in the spine to help relieve that pain. when the system is working well, doctors call it homostatic. but this starts to change and diminish as we age. >> there is a big change in tones in older people. and, yes, i think older people are deficient in indo cannabinoids. >> reporter: he believes we stop making as much as we get older. and with fewer can nab annoyeds, seniors are more likely to lose that balance. but he believes it can be restored by ingesting the cannabinoids in cannabis which bind to the receptors and help rebalance the system. are we deficient in certain indocannabinoids. >> sometimes you need very low amounts just to make your body activate and do the other things. starting the engine, it might do it by itself. >> reporter: it's a different way of thinking. instead of just treating

nab has been singing rana ghamazan for the pilgrims of shah rasool in najaf, between the harams, in karbala, and of course , his existence in the path of philosophy is truly great. ritual artists of the country are in the great saga of arbaeen, the arts are with us , from ta'zieh performance groups, puppet show groups, naqal curtain movers , song groups in the visual arts and poetry. and all without the fee in the seventh chapter of their narration pilgrims who are still on the border from north to south are supposed to mark this geography in iran . according to their narration of ashura this year , they did not leave the children without ta'zia . asghar actually produced it and believe it. the 7th international arbaeen walking people's theater conference will be held until the 13th of shahrivar at the same time as hosseini's arbaeen days in iran and iraq . jodha film, cameraman in all the way and raeesi procession by procession and amoud to amu filming and 360 degree images in filming the audio album of arbaeen hojjat songs in farsi, arabic, urdu, turkish, azeri and english languages ​​and

the result of sohrabian of the news agency juma nab, wow, how many years has he been praying for thegrims of the arbaeen route, for the pilgrims of the shah and the messenger in najaf, between the two temples, in karbala, and of course , in the way of philosophy, his existence is actually the guarantor of the religious artists of the country in the great saga of arbaeen. of all the arts are with us, from tazieh performance groups, puppet show groups, curtain movers, song groups in the visual arts and poetry, perpendicular to each other, perpendicular to the carpet and house to house , it takes the newly arrived ones with tears, the distances and all the groups without 73 million and wages in the seventh chapter of their story, the pilgrims who are still on the border from north to south are going to write this geography in iran, the basis of their story of ashura this year , they did not leave children without ta'zia, this year we are for the audience of children and teenagers. he actually produced a puppet show with the theme of hazrat ali and ali asghar and according to that, the 7

but at the moment, who followed their will and nab reaching you and we discussed that yesterday and then the documents. so you have adopted. there is a paragraph, but he goes with this, but i'm, but that's reaffirms that the bus missed willing many of the breaks countries, the little be engaged and the reformation on the security council to increase the presentation of the developing countries. in india, for example, the republic or south africa are mansion or their annual as this stage don't just that we appreciate that are playing an active role in the when we want to see them more actively engaged in the security council. i believe it is and will say it to be there but also says that we support the security council right formation by expanding the presentation of developing countries and know that flu categories of members here, which obviously includes the permanent membership as well. but most of the state and national places and once again we normally members, we explain that the other stuff with them was to answer this for as permanent as feeds. uh federal india and brazil have is

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years. until they receive a salary of 30 million euros, the video of god guarding news agency , jam nabny years has he been praying for the pedestrians on the arbaeen route, where for the pilgrims of shah rasool in najaf, between the two temples, in karbala, and of course , it actually came into being on the path of philosophy. the great religious artists of the country in the great epic of arbaeen it is from all the arts, they are with us, from ta'zieh performance groups, types of puppet shows, naqal pardah khan, song groups, visual arts and poetry , perpendicular to each other, perpendicular to the carpet and house to house , the new arrivals take the continent with tears, the distances and all the groups without the fact that now in the seventh chapter of their story, the pilgrims who are still on the border from north to south are going to write about this geography in iran. in their story of ashura this year , they didn't leave the children without ta'zia, this year we are for children and teenagers one puppet show with the theme of hazrat ali and ali asghar actually produced that

america, 6 people were killed and a fire destroyed the doors of a house in the historical city of la nab in iran, and more than 10 thousand people in the west of mahi were forced to evacuate their homes . the electricity was cut off in about 15,000 houses . and the low humidity announced that the news is the driving force and helper of the government it has been the advancement of people's affairs and for the cooperation and the mining and trade industry and the heads of the customs and standards organization, while attending the sed and sima news agency , he praised the media support and the follow-ups of the journalists for the realization of the upstream documents. the presence of the ministers and officials of the minister of labor and social welfare with the presence in the news agency considered the role of the national media in expressing the problems of the less privileged sections of the society to be important. the media is very good it will be done and fortunately, the radio and television of the islamic republic of iran has shone very brightly, but appreciation and thanks to

correctly, god willing , considering that hazrat agha said and emphasized that conversion in the name of nab, amin, i would like to ask you for a few minutes regarding your activities destroy 86, please, don't go 86, my dears, i was able to show the latest achievements in the scientific and industrial field in our country, because everywhere in the world, higher things are happening in the military field, in the sea, and show all countries, but besides this the point that was very important was the discussion of iranian islamic culture, which at the same time, i was able to correctly tell people that they had always seen us on tv , they had seen us on other media, which was mostly against and in fact, stoning is black. it is not normally expressed with tears that we have it what we had seen or heard is very, very different from what we are seeing now and the iranian military , because my dear ones, when they appeared in those scenes and with pride at the beginning, and never from these teachings a religion from the school of ashura, among the achievements of the revolution, the culture of th

you are calling me, nab jahangiri, mr. jahangiri, we are hearing my voice . now i want to talk to you again. dad, now i will use the opportunity to speak with mr. tharvati who is present in the stadium. in your opinion , regarding the presence of foreign pilgrims in the arbaeen pilgrimage, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, peace be upon you, peace be upon you, peace be upon you . it is hidden that actually thirsty people the truth is looking for this truth. if you check the post-industrial era , i am speaking in the introduction. in this space where people have reached nowhere, nihilism, absurdism and beitlisism have brought the people of the post-industrial era to a point of nowhere, a renaissance. religion is a new space, a revival that happened in the form of the islamic revolution has created a new space on the system, and in this new space, people who are thirsty for truth are looking for the truth of the monotheistic worldview , the islamic worldview, the basis and truth of our islam. shiites ali bin abi talib and nast hossein

we show how spain nabbed its first ever tournament victory. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with tropical storm hilary slamming southern california with high winds and torrential rain. it's expected to bring catastrophic flooding to large parts of the region. adding to the severe weather was a 5.1-magnitude earthquake that hit the area sunday afternoon. we have the latest. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here in san clemente about 60 miles south of los angeles the rain and wind picked up at about 6:00 yesterday evening. the first tropical storm to hit california in nearly 84 years have not an impact here -- and across many places in the southwestern united states. there seems to be no good place for the water in the desert. torrential rain swamping roads and trapping cars. >> we've had storms before, but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time. >> reporter: palm springs is under a state of emergency with hilary dropping half of the city's annual rainfall in just six hours. in the higher elevations of san be

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methods that the toman ship is still in the balkan region in the benefit of the naval base and those two nab still in the red sea to be annexed. for this area, one of the questions that you raised is with what goals america this field is as important as iran is for the us during the tyrannical regime , there was a gendarmerie area in the region, it was the area to counter the influence of communism, and the third area was fossil resources in this area. it can be a successful model, exactly the model of iran . anti-piracy description marija is actually attributed to the islamic republic of iran, if it has been nearly 15 months that the united states or the seizure and the judgment issued by the judge in the united states of america, look at the macro issue and the security of the region, even though iran is characteristic of the united states. under the pretext of unilateral sanctions, he investigated iran's trade routes around the world and seized oil from iran, and as a countermeasure, which is the natural right of every country, we see more surveillance by iran in the persian gulf and the

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a law designed to nab mafia bosses. that story and charging. a provision that at the federal level would create targeted crime. where is --they used part of the rico law. rico statutes for racketeer influenced and corrupt organization them seek higher sentences. a minimum five year prison sentencing and up to 20 years. it shows a pattern of criminal activity. they lay out this broad case of trump and his inner circle. 19 people charged the former president as a codefendant in this case. good morning. caller: good morning. people like the last caller are the reason why this country is in such that shape. the last election was not fair. the democratic fraud --they have way over charged in and all of these indictments. because you cannot question the result without it being charged as a crime. host: did you read this indictment or the previous? caller: i listened when they had the news conference. host: he specifically said every american has the right to a first amendment of speech. it was four counts in that specific indictment. >> i didn't -- c

some cases not to spend rubles at all, why to pay someone if there are students students students to nabto the coast of the sea of ​​azov no, this is not a vacation. and practice at a large construction site in mariupol , by the way, repeatedly said that russia created exactly such conditions when the male population had nothing left, what are you fighting for a contract for 15,000 rubles, the company was cut, it is no longer a secret for anyone, everyone knows about it cut but in essence, those factories that remained there were not cut, they are no longer in one way or another i don't know how, for example . they will restore it in general, although the urals there declares that they will help, but no processes at all are still taking place at this plant, but they are just placing military equipment there, i do not think that this indicates that they are going to somehow reanimate the entire occupied part of donetsk and luhansk regions , which existed until today, only thanks to those financial revenues that come from the occupying country , their financing of their more or less normal

how in some cases not to spend rubles at all , why pay someone if there are students, students to the nabent to the coast of the sea of ​​azov no, this is not a vacation. he said things about it, that russia created exactly such conditions when the male population had nothing left, what are you fighting for a contract for 15,000 rubles, the company was cut, this is no longer a secret for anyone, everyone knows about this basically everything was cut out, those plants that remained there were not cut, they are somehow no longer in a condition to start them up . i don’t know how, for example. they are going to start up a ferroalloy plant in tsyakivsk because the furnaces there have cooled down a long time ago, and to start them up , huge power in electricity is needed, the plants simply there is a carriage factory, i do not think that they will restore it at all, although the urals there declares that they will help, but no processes at all are still taking place at this plant, but they have military equipment there i don't think that this means that they are going to somehow resuscitate th

. >> maybe nab. >> sgrrnl h -- and there is one of the defendants leaving courtroom, and we should getrmation on what took place in the hearing room very, very shortly. while we are weight, senior analyst elie honig what could we learn from inside of the courtroom with all of the proed yurl thing >> so the big thing fla she sfrech and i pex him to sayk, sfrshgs -- >> and we just got new information walt nauta plead not guilty. >> and carlos de oliveira's attorney has been sfrernlgt -- >> and this is the theblgd time in sfloemt and here we are several weeking out. sgloem a big clear sgro on a tight sfram sgrernlg >> do do they do what they are and that is an issue they will be to argue, and the judge has broad latitude, and you will normally have to argue, and you want to argh ute at once, and you don't want who is tried second to have the benefit of seeing your witnesses testify the first time, but in this casek it might be wise if the prosecutors are intent of trying donald trump to split him off from the other two. >> we want to split to georgia which is. >> and now, there are indict

csl nab not trading just yet. we will watch them in a few minutes from now.ng on the eco-data given those rba meeting minutes that are due in the next hour. it will give us more clues as to the rates trajectory from here. we have seen bond yields taking higher. the aussie dollar is still seeing weakness throughout the session. sitting below that $.65 level. just a reflection more wrong what's happening with china's economy and we will have monthly activity data numbers due out as well that's also what oil traders are focusing on. the focus is on japan gdp figures. >> kathleen hays with more details. even the highest estimates for those gdp numbers were about 4.5%. the japanese economy seems to be doing pretty well. kathleen: certainly on the headline. the net exports were strong. this is been the boj's concern that the economy will pick up. if you see the economy being driven by exports and not so much by demand, that is the concern that the governor has been expressing, that they have to see final demand, they have to see consumer spending, they have to see

nab saying the decision is consistent with focus on maintaining a strong balance sheet during the cyclenational australia bank with its third-quarter trading update. unordered cash profit, one point 9 billion. and a buyback of $1.5 billion of ordinary shares on-market. that will be one to watch when we get going in a couple of hours time, annabelle. annabelle: that's right, alongside the start of trading in tokyo as well. sydney coming online in a couple of hours, kiwi stocks in the red this morning. but we are probably expecting in trading volumes throughout the station today given the lead in from the wall street day as well. traders have a lot to consider in terms of economic data will be getting in the next couple of hours. the japanese yen, for instance, we are holding above the 145 level. have gdp data coming out for the second quarter later and we are expecting a robust pickup in demand but driven by the external side, not from the internal consumption story. that weakness we are continuing to see in the japanese consumer is likely to keep the boj sticking with easy policy -- eas

the reward to nab those criminals even higher.carriers show up around the same time every day. so part of what makes them so reliable also makes it fairly easy to to target. >> as for protecting your packages. the usps inspector says the best thing to do is to collect deliveries quickly. >> or go to usps dot com to choose a different option. like picking up your packages at the post office are putting deliveries on hold. if you'll be gone for some time. >> well, as ella sogomonian reporting for us, if your mail was stolen or you have information about the thief that you suspect has been doing this. you're asked to report it to the national usps inspector's office. >> you can hear and see what's going on there in the middle of the street is a group of armed carjackers stole a car from the driveway of a home castro valley. and it was around 6 o'clock in the morning on tuesday. the alameda county sheriff's office says that minutes before this carjacking on sydney way, there was report of people that matched the description. same desc

we've been following the tragic stories of these five americans for more than six years and some nabbedregime visiting family members in iran. the deal to get these americans home includes releasing some iranians held in the u.s. for breaking sanctions and the lead negotiator, a former army ranger that worked under the trump administration conducting hostage negotiations for the state department and had success arranging the release for americans like brittney griner, some republicans have raise concerns these deals encourage countries like russia and iran to take more american hostages and the top democrat on the house armed service committee pushed back. >> the money that's going from korea to iran is money from oil that iran sold to korea and korea did not pay for that -- south korea, sorry, because the sanctions that were imposed under the trump administration. there were about a half dozen countries in that situation: italy, india, a few others. all of the other countries under the trump administration have already given iran that money with no strings attached under a special paym

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some were nabbed by the regime while visiting family in iran.e americans home includes releasing some iranians held in the u.s. for breaking sanctions. a former army ranger that worked under the trump administration conducting hostage negotiations for the state department and had success of getting release of americans light brittney griner, some republicans are saying after they releases, there will be more hostage taking. any money that is in the hands of the ayatollahs could be used for iran's nuclear program. israel's position is known according to which a rangements that do not dismantle iran i nuclear structure will not stop their nuclear program and will only provide it with funds that will go to terrorist elements sponsored by iran. the top democrat on the house armed services committee pushed back. >> those other countries under the trump administration have already given iran that money with no strings attached under a special payment system that was set up under the trump administration. >> in other words, iran would get the money fro

yesterday, the fbi finally nabbed one they were looking for, a rioter nicknamed "sedition panda" because a giant panda head while breaching the capitol building. let's check him out. there ya go. looking like a roadie for the band at chuck e. cheese. yesterday, sedition panda was arrested in, no surprise, florida. there ya go. so when ron desantis says "make america florida," this is what he's talking about. that's why he called his book "a panda with a planda." we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is kal penn. i also get to give the colbert questionert to a young man named prince harry. but when we come back, i'll tell you which of the latest dating trends make me happiest that i am no longer single. join us. >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by allstate. you're in good hands. runnining. but t i've g got lead inin myt and d spirit in n my fingers. woo! ha ha whwhat a hit!! and d if you havave cut rate c car insuranance the cocost to covever that, might tatank your seseason. so, get alallstate and bebe better prprotected fromom mayhem..... like me.e

what is also mentioned about donald trump faces not only this federal trial but all of these lawyers nabbed a couple co-conspirators that some of them may not be waiting sitting idle. they may want to explore their potential options. what can you tell us about that? >> this was something that she raised herself when she was issuing the protective order. to limit the number of people that would have access to the discovery material being made available to trump because some of those people might be co- conspirators and say beginning georgia because trump lawyers believe in embracing that several of the lawyers made the comments here. you have these rotating lawyers who are all linked in various ways and all of their aims and goals may be identical to what trump once. their interests don't match up. they may be concerned that some of the lawyers that are church and lawyer may end up turning on trump. >> turning to georgia, when of the most interesting reports it's about some of the evidence. the grand jury process is fairly close. we are all watching it but we don't always have that much more

>> first of all i think the threat might be less than we think, in the sense that they nabbed the personle to use technology to spy on the communication, that this person had, this woman had, with whoever was controlling her, in the russian government. so it is a victory for ukrainian counterintelligence, so maybe he is safer than he was yesterday, were all along, but what is really interesting about you have to remember, when your looking at a battlefield, you look at the other side, try to assess what is the center of gravity, the the will of the people, the guy who really rallies the people not just ukrainian people but all of us, and the entire world, as we saw in saudi arabia, not on ukraine side, and he's the man who is led the huge effort to make sure that everybody keeps ukraine in the forefront of the thoughts, on the screen, and keeps as many people onboard, tries to expand that, would try to do this weekend.>> very impressive performance, and back from the front lines in ukraine, i'm glad you're back safe and sound. what is your assessment right now of the counter and some str

de la cruz nabs it at the plate.ffort, the diamondbacks took three out of four against the reds with a 5-2 win yesterday. the d'backs hold on to the lead with a wild-card spot over miami and giants. >>> the race beat the yankees in a contentious matchup that kept new york winless. you see two ugly throwing errors that allowed the player to score all the way from first base. he would later be the center of two benbench-clearing incidents where he was hit by abreu. he would steal second and third before yelling at abreu again, which prompted players to run out on the field for a second time. again, no punches thrown. rays win, 7-4, dropping the yankees to a season-high six games under .500. the heart breaks. >>> there was another scare injury on the nfl preseason. miami dolphins rookie wide receiver day wood davis was discharged from a jacksonville, florida, hospital yesterday and is in the league's concussion protocol following a hit to the head following a preseason finale against the jaguars saturday night. play was

but today, he was nabbed, so to speak. he was arrested and booked. no mugshot was taken at the ex president, but his fingerprints were taken. there are no cameras allowed in federal court. we have these sketches, where donald j trump, the 44th president of the united states, was the rain, 45th president of the united states, was arraigned on four felony counts for his attempts to steal the election. the ex president pleaded not guilty, there were no literal handcuffed. but he surrendered and was arrested, he submitted to federal custody in the federal courthouse. special counsel jack smith sat in the front row during the arraignment. defendant trump was sworn in. we did not hear a lot from him, but when asked by the magistrate judge, he stated his full name, quote, donald j trump, john. when asked his age he said 77, 77. he entered a plea of not guilty on all charges for his attempts to subvert american democracy and end the constitutional republic as we know it. in an extraordinary and unexpected turn, the magistrate judge warned the defendant, dona

the reward to nab those criminals even higher. letter carriers show up around the same time every day. so part of what makes them so reliable also makes it fairly easy to to target. >> as for protecting your packages. the usps inspector says the best thing to do is to collect deliveries quickly. >> or go to usps dot com to choose a different option. like picking up your packages at the post office are putting deliveries on hold. if you'll be gone for some time. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting. if your mail was stolen or you have information about who these thieves are, you know, want to report it to the national usps inspector's office. >> it's 8.38 in the first black woman to hold a citywide elected office in oakland is stepping down at the end of her term. oakland city attorney barbara parker announced that she's not going to run for reelection in 2024, which wraps up 12 years as the city's top legal adviser. in a statement, she said that she's proud of the work she's done using law as a powerful tool to improve the

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the reward to nab those criminals even higher. letter carriers show up around the same time every day. so part of what makes them so reliable also makes it fairly easy to to target. >> as for protecting your packages. the usps inspector says the best thing to do is to collect deliveries quickly. >> or go to usps dot com to choose a different option. like picking up your packages at the post office are putting deliveries on hold. if you'll be gone for some time. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. if your mail was stolen or if you have information about assessed reported to the national usps inspectors, phone number. >> that's 877-876-2455. >> all right. switching gears now to talk about our weather conditions taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco. looking like a beautiful day out there. >> and you can see sales force tower right in the middle of your screen there sounds like a nice day to go out for a quick stroll in your noon hour. if you can this yeah, yeah. yesterday and it is nice. it's a very rela

. >> reporter: nabbing third place on the uneven bars. >> it felt really good, especially after everything known as the biles. and on vault, nailing the yurchenko double pike, something no female athlete has done in competition. biles reacting with a fist bump and her signature smile. >> everyone that was cheering made posters and all that in the crowd, it just made my heart melt that they still believe in me. i got back out here and i did what i was training. so i'm very happy with the result. >> reporter: biles hasn't competed since the tokyo games two years ago. shocking the world when she withdrew from events after suffering from the twisties. a spatial and mental block where athletes are unable to keep track of their position in mid air. >> i say put mental health first because if you don't, then you're not going to enjoy your sport. >> reporter: fell le competitors describe to cnn as debilitating. >> once you get it, it's hard to get over and takes a really huge mental toll. >> you need to know who you are so you can land and not get hurt. >> biles then ultimately watering down her r

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a law designed to nab mafia bosses. that story and charging. a provision that at the federal level would create targeted crime. where is --they used part of the rico law. rico statutes for racketeer influenced and corrupt organization them seek higher sentences. a minimum five year prison sentencing and up to 20 years. it shows a pattern of criminal activity. they lay out this broad case of trump and his inner circle. 19 people charged the former president as a codefendant in this case. good morning. caller: good morning. people like the last caller are the reason why this country is in such that shape. the last election was not fair. the democratic fraud --they have way over charged in and all of these indictments. because you cannot question the result without it being charged as a crime. host: did you read this indictment or the previous? caller: i listened when they had the news conference. host: he specifically said every american has the right to a first amendment of speech. it was four counts in that specific indictment. >> i didn't -- c

. >> nab . he's been at the helm of >> nab.is ship for 30 years. >> and then these these beautiful moments like sometimes you hoist the sails. you're like in a gentle breeze and they start filling and then the ships start filling and then the ships start picking up speed . it's start picking up speed. it's like it's almost almost like, you know, she's spinning like a cat . and then that that really cat. and then that that really makes it worthwhile. >> well, this isn't just about the adventure. it's also about the adventure. it's also about the learning. whilst they're circumnavigating the globe, they're offering up the most exciting classroom in the world. >> yeah. so the idea is over the weeks as we're travelling around the world, we are going to broadcast live from the ship, live from different islands and ports and places we're visiting into the classroom. so we'll get classrooms, will get to see the ship . they'll get to meet ship. they'll get to meet scientists, explore conservationists from all over the world, and they'l

an author that wrotea book called sandro's hands and he had come out of the army or the navy rather, nab vet and the naval intelligence then he went to work as a teacher. he tried to warn them you've got to back off and get control of your people or it's going to explode, and it did. it's 1975 they end up to agents pulled up onto pine ridge. they've radioed we don't have recordings because they didn't do that in 1975 but the radio and that they are trailing a red pickup truck that fits the description of a vehicle owned by a man named jimmy eagle who is wanted for stealing a pair of cowboy boots. i question whether or not they even have jurisdiction over that but let's assume they do have jurisdiction. they are in unmarked cars and plain clothes. one of them is even wearing moccasins. they don't look like the pictures of the young men in suits and ties. so when they pull into the pine ridge reservation, trouble starts. there's a red pickup truck and so a firefight happens. three people are killed, the two agents and a young man i believe he's 21, 22-years-old. i apologize to those of you

as he was led away after a later court appearance, he loudly proclaimed that police had nabbed the wrongthe cold case had turned red hot, michael george was returning to michigan and would stand trial for the first degree murder of his wife. a case prosecutors knew would be hard to prove with the age of csis and show me forensic evidence. that is because there wasn't none. it would come down to a single witness, and his recollection of a solitary phone call, he said he made on a friday the 13th 1990. >> coming up -- a twist in court few would have predicted. >> did you expect it was possible he was gonna come out and say this cases dismissed, or george's released, we don't have a case here? >> eventually, and never crossed my mind. and then after five hours you start to worry. >> it was the toughest moment i ever had as a lawyer. >> when dateline continues. continues your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for

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previous categories and eight categories and eight sub strategies equity credits emerging markets, nabbing ro, special situations, multi-strategy, wants -- maybe i am forgetting one. it's just a different way of categorizing exposure. this is not what we talk with the guidelines or the benchmark and not to say we will no longer invest in any of the categories. we will. we will evaluate the entire universal of absolute return but for the purposes of portfolio construction we're not going to approach it from that top down top down type of lens putting things into eight different categories. we're going to use the building block approach that we heightened in the guidelines that were just approved. >> so in terms of risk management point of view meaning monitoring you those will be the guardrails you have? >> that's right >> and so there's a smaller number of building blocks, the ranges are also a bit narrower than they were historically >> and a certain strategy can cross categories or managers can cross categories differently the way it's structured? >> yes. >> i will learn to live with tha

from a nab perspective.ere on page 19, this is going back to the point earlier that that i mentioned about the underperformance over the one year time period. so we just wanted to point out that that the lag is mostly driven by our high exposure to core real estate and our benchmark, but that benchmark was changed in the middle of last year and that took effect on july one, 2022. so prior to the change, the policy benchmark for real real estate was the odyssey index. that is 100% core real estate. but the actual composition within our real estate portfolio was only about one third core, which you can see in the middle bar graph and the middle bar chart there. so when core real estate had a very strong start to 2022, the benchmark fully captured that performance. but our portfolio didn't give in. it's mostly non core real estate. then the benchmark shifted and that took effect on july first. so from that point on, the weights in our benchmark are floating so that the core non core weights will match our actua