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i would like ask members of the national trust to stand. thank you for all of support. and now much anticipation. we the 50th anniversary of the jefferson in the humanities 50 years ago. lionel trilling. our first jefferson lecture spoke about the role of the humanities during that difficult moment in time. the era of vietnam. watergate. since lecture, nih has honored scores of distinguished thinkers writers who have helped by addressing a range of important questions. we face as americans and as human beings. and this we honor andrew delbanco whose connections to nih run deep. in 1983, andy received phd and nih research fellowship for his study on the puritans. in the 1990s, he was awarded three separate grants to support for k-through-12 teachers on the works of herman. after became president of teagle foundation, he helped forged a partnership with nih in 2020 to support general humanities courses for college students majoring in business, the sciences and, other technical fields. and it was my distinct honor to serve on the national council with his beloved wife daw

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the national trust says that the recent cold weather has delayed blossoms in many parts of the uk, buthe trust also says that when the temperatures start rising, we can look forward to a riot of spring colour, like these cherry trees in shipley in west yorkshire. and talking of temperatures rising, let's get the expert view with chris. well, we had temperatures up to 16 degrees today. that was in nantwich in cheshire. that is one feature of the weather this week. it's been pretty mild so far, more of that to come. it's also been quite grey and cloudy with rain around. more of that to come as well. this month has been a pretty wet month so far. alder grove, to the west of belfast, has had one and a half times as much rainfall as we would normally see in an average march. loads more to come. that area of cloud as the rain we had today and it will continue overnight. we have weather systems lining up in the atlantic, waiting to swing in. it is across western areas of the country that we will see the heaviest falls of rain, the largest rain accumulations. eastern areas, a bit of shelter. i

the national trust, wwf and rspb want us all to take action..8 million members. wwf,1.5 million members. the rspb,1.2 million members. so what's the problem? we've come together because, whilst we have spectacular nature here in the uk, it is in crisis. it's on the brink. we have lost so much nature in less than a lifetime. sir david: only a quarter of all our curlew chicks i survive their first year. we certainly value our nature here in the uk. three quarters of us say we're worried about it, but it seems we have no idea how bad things have got. the uk is in the bottom 10% of countries globally for nature according to the natural history museum, yet more than half of those questioned in a poll for this new campaign thought britain was doing at least as well as the rest of the world. the hope is the new attenborough series will motivate people to take action. so what we want to do is bring that threat to the fore so that people want to act, to care for it and to restore it. use that love which we know they have to really amplify it and make su

for the first time, the three biggest conservation charities in the uk — the national trust, wwf andnting wildflowers, eating less meat or getting involved in a comunity project. you can see that programme on the iplayer and some more extraordinary images. these are from a site near leeds where skeletal remains a high status in women are among dozens to have been unearthed in what is thought to be the first anglo—saxon cemetery found in west yorkshire. the skeletons date back 1600 years and are believed to include both late roman and early saxon men, women and children. they have been described as a once—in—a—lifetime find. everything, everywhere, all at once — it's a good name for a film that has scooped most of the major awards at the oscars last night — seven in total including best director and best picture. the film's star, michelle yeoh, was named best actress, making her the first woman from an asian background to claim the prize. our north america correspondent sophie long was watching. hostjimmy kimmel was parachuted in and kicked off the show with jokes about how he was the

the national trust, wwf and the rspb say they want to use their collective voice to call on everyone five—part series focusing on uk nature to help catalyse action. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, explains. killer whales. eagles. dormice. just a few of the natural treasures featured in sir david attenborough's series wild isles. but sir david has a warning. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. the heads of britain's three most powerful conservation charities have joined forces, in an effort to protect and restore nature in the uk. between them, they have 8.5 million members. we've come together because while we have spectacular nature here in the uk it is in crisis, it's on the brink. only a quarter of all our curlew chicks survive their first year. three—quarters of us say we're worried about nature here in the uk, but it seems we have no idea how bad things have got. the uk is in the bottom 10% of countries globally for nature, according to the natural history museum, yet more than half of those questioned in a poll for this new campaign tho

national people's congress for another five years. the npc also elected li qiang — one of chinese president xi jinping's most trusted allies, as the newmier over the weekend. i'm joined now by agatha kratz, the director of rodhium group, an economic research provider. she leads the research on european union china relations and china's economic statecraft and it is quite interesting when we look at this in a sense of that being no political power in this organisation but there are some interesting announcements not least on the economy and now having a prime minister who used to run shanghai which is a city we absolutely associate with china's economic miracle over the last few decades. , ., , ., decades. yes, the appointment of li qianu has decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome _ decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a - decades. yes, the appointment of li qiang has been welcome as a sign i qiang has been welcome as a sign that they are being more economically minded with th

the national trust, wwf and rspb want us all to take action.just a few of the natural treasures featured in sir david attenborough's new series wild isles. but sir david has a warning. though rich in places, britain as a whole is one of the most nature—depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. the heads of britain's three most powerful conservation charities want us to do just that. and they have joined forces. the national trust, 5.8 million members. wwf, 1.5 million members. the rspb, 1.2 million members. so what's the problem? we've come together because, whilst we have spectacular nature here in the uk, it is in crisis. it's on the brink. we have lost so much nature in less than a lifetime. only a quarter of all our curlew chicks survive their first year. we certainly value our nature here in the uk. three quarters of us say we're worried about it, but it seems we have no idea how bad things have got. the uk is in the bottom 10% of countries globally for nature according to th

united to call in all sectors of society to act now to protect the natural world to stop the national trusttural treasures featured in sir david attenborough�*s series wild isles. but sir david has a warning. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. the heads of britain�*s three most powerful conservation charities have joined forces, in an effort to protect we�*ve come together because while we have spectacular nature here in the uk it is in crisis, it�*s on the brink. only a quarter of all our curlew chicks survive their first year. we certainly value our nature here in the uk. three—quarters of us say we�*re worried about nature here in the uk, but it seems we have no idea how bad things have got. the uk is in the bottom 10% of countries globally for nature, according to the natural history museum, yet more than half of those questioned in a poll for this new campaign thought britain was doing at least as well as the rest of the world. the hope is the new david attenborough series will motivate people to take action. what attenborough series will motivate

but the fact of the matter is the, there are some ground rules of the united nations and you don't trust the national boundary. and i shall, i don't think i made a big issue international issue because being in the, are the new, the russians. i, the problem, the kind that you just mentioned in ukraine. will them, why do you think it is that the majority of humanity is represented at the united nations? don't vote the u. s. is way in numbers, numerical terms, of course they do follow and of course, people in the global cell call them vessel states that follow washington. but those that represent the majority of humanity, india, china, the big, the big countries that you have sent it, they didn't, they don't go along with the view that russia should just immediately withdraw. and this has to happen before any negotiations happen. why? prime minister india has done my little distance by saying the washer, this is not time for war. you should, in the war, even that the russians are not agreeing. so i won't say india is not on the opposite side. in the, in fact, i thank you again for the fact

nations. and in trust communities seemed paralyzed during that period. and that's really what needs to be looked into. no matter how much money is pledged, it will take years and a real political commitment to make life anything like normal here. some buddhist legal football now and labor cruise and put a dent in by him unix, title defense effort. shocking the hosts with a to one victory. not from a kimmie put by an a head in the 22nd minute, but the lead would not last leave accusing had already leveled from the spot once. and this foul by day. oh, my con no turned it into turned into another channel. t is equal palazzios, converting his 2nd of the day the result does ortman to favor as they overtake by and as table leaders. after the game usually can make talked about what the defeat means for bye and going forward. we're not at the top anymore. and so we're, we're to work more am to get better. we know that we have the really important games ahead them, especially against almost at home. and we know now that we have to win when you own berlin among th

no no going to be more 500 national trust. seriously yeah.y, she lost a sort of i said 100 witnesses, just 240. oh, yes, sir. john anthony taken over ten years. it's right. and final question. question five brooklyn back was this week for sharing his pasta recipe. but why was it he cooked it for way too long? b he used the wrong pasta and sauce and c, he used added sugar instead of salt. james c he added sugars herself . that's added sugars herself. that's civil, right ? no, no. added sugars herself. that's civil, right? no, no. i was going to say maybe. yeah yeah, yeah. going to say maybe. yeah yeah, yeah . no, it was it was soggy. yeah. no, it was it was soggy. you should be 20. you used the wrong pasta sauce and the so city know if he's my friend. he's very cross. he's on the phone. only i have used his so well . many people criticised him well. many people criticised him for getting the recipe completely wrong. what's your favourite cook, lizzie? favourite thing to cook, lizzie? oh, roast . i'm favourite thing to cook, lizzie? oh, roast.

according to a survey for the national literacy trust, just 28% of kids and young people read every dayhornton is managerfor bookshop.org. thank you for joining us. some children won't be enjoying world book day, but they would be a school because of teacher strikes. but for those who are, how will it help the children's publishing the child ren's publishing industry? the children's publishing industry?— industry? thank you for inviting _ industry? thank you for inviting me _ industry? thank you for inviting me on. - industry? thank you for inviting me on. the - industry? thank you for - inviting me on. the children public publishing industry is in somewhat of a golden age. we have a fantastic array of more diverse authors than ever, wonderful books, probably, you know, every month, fantastic array of books being published. but two out of three books are bought online. and so there it is a roadblock between this amazing creative boom of which this country still clenches way above its weight, and then an almost restricted way that children can buy book. what world book day does is had th

but the problem is can this government trust tapco nation of his people? i decide to call him directly taking advantage of our old friendship. and i can't reach him. when i come up, talk to him or i have to address a delicate matter. i get in contact with his wife. oh feel this. ah, your mama does seem like that in their hi, shakira. oh, numa got on it. had to go get to go here to mean mean like i think in this young man, i know on the menu item along a on. no, well i don't, i mean, the government sends the teams specialized fine. and in an attempt to kind of the most severe situation, the one in the 3rd reactor, the men have hardly arrived when a massive explosion destroys the whole upper part of the building, 3, also involving building fool. ah, some of the embassies are stoking fear irresponsibly. most and foreign press exaggerates distorts, omits often, it invents fact. americans minimized the accident. the french warn of an inevitable. the reactors that are used in fukushima and the rest of japan are made in the united states. and the american industr

i think that might be unfair because all national trust properties... to highlight one. think she has made the information public. if we interview how we will ask that question. we will not get into the debate of jam or cream first. way too complicated. stomach—churning images of raw sewage being pumped directly into the sea were widely shared on social media last year and it raised fresh questions about the quality of our rivers and waterways. the river severn is one of the worst polluted bodies of water in britain — with sewage being discharged into it more than 2,500 times in one year. environment correspondentjonah fisher has been finding out more. 5.6 degrees. 5.6 degrees? yeah, it's quite warm. cleaning up our waterways is going to take courage and conviction, and melissa and alison have it in spades. you're there with your friends. but, again, it's quite solitary. oh, it's just lovely. it's the freedom. you're part of the nature. yeah, i love it. but, unfortunately, it's notjust nature in the river severn. it gets whiffy just up the river there. the uk's longest r

features is a sharp change in communication channels and obtaining information by citizens, if trust in national and local media increased, the frequency of consumption of their news content, on the contrary, national television decreased from 55 to 43% , local from 11 to seven percent also lost internet pages , the study says, when viewing the research of the sociological group, the rating, you will not find a conclusion about what exactly propaganda of the ukrainian government became the main reason for the decline in the popularity of television among ukrainians, the russian media added the opinions of unnamed experts to create another fake mykolaiv military commissariat competing for the largest number of subpoenas rest in a cottage kremlin propaganda began to spread another fake about mobilization in ukraine mogulization events in mykolaiv turned into a competition between employees of the military commissariat the main prize of the champion is a weekend in a country cottage while the people of mykolaiv are taken to be slaughtered military commissariat employees rest and organize holidays t

am for sanctions against russia, i support the president in defense of state and national interests and completely trust him. i ask the government of serbia and all ministers to speak out on this issue member of the party. united serbia, therefore, its chairman, dragon markovic one of the first to respond to the call to speak out, said the minister's personal opinion does not coincide with the position of the united serbia party against sanctions against anyone. we believe that the solution to the problem is an immediate stop to the conflict on ukraine and the search for a way out at the negotiating table, deputy prime minister, minister, foreign affairs of the country, ibiza dacic, he heads the socialist party of serbia's united partner in the coalition, said serbia condemns the violation of the territorial integrity of ukraine but opposes anti-russian sanctions, and the deputy ruling the serbian progressive party. vladimir djukanovic noted with his statement. basta clearly demonstrated that he is an american player. and that he ended up in the government under pressure from the united states, this fea

it's not the 300-plus wins and over a dozen national championships, state and national. trust, love and commitment you had for your family, for your community and for those young men. and we are in the presence of a hall of famer in greatness and it was wonderful day to see you operating with that team and what impressed me not by the way their height, i took a picture with the offensive line man, i'm six feet tall and 230 pounds and i looked like a hobbitt. he was looking for my hairy feet. but each one of those men and the colonel shared some words and the majority leader shared words, they were so impressive. they are the future of our country. why we serve in this august chamber we want to ensure that embest -- america's best days are to be counted and that's what you have done your entire life. we are all going to have a tombstone. what is it going to say you had a big house, it's about how we loved and who we loved. and you have made a tremendous impact. you are a great american. and the best compliment is the world is a better place because you are in it. thank you, coa

of sanctions against russia, i support the president vuchis in protecting state and national interests and fully trustim, i ask the government of serbia and all ministries. speak out on this issue basta is a member of the united serbia party, therefore its chairman dragon markovic was one of the first to respond to the call to speak out said his personal country coincides with the position of the united serbia party against sanctions against anyone. we believe that the solution to the problem is an immediate stop to the conflict in ukraine and the search for a way out at the negotiating table . against anti-russian sanctions. here, from the ruling serbian progressive party , vladimir djukanovic noted with his statement that basta clearly demonstrated that he american player. and that he ended up in the government under pressure from the united states, this feature of basta’s position was noted, and in the russian foreign ministry some strange position puts pressure on serbia america and the serbian minister calls to oppose russia it might be better for the serbian minister to speak out strongly agains

and he was trying to reassure americans that, that money safer, you know, they can trust the nation's banking system. are people buying it, though? not most americans are of course, under the influence of the major media. the white house controlled 95 percent of our major media. when i say control, i mean absolutely control what happened. what is, what is shown it was published in the near time. we have to be very clear about that. ok, anyone who tells you otherwise line or just doesn't know what's happening. whitehouse control, what are me just said on the major issues out of the minor issues. but on the major issue like today. but it was really funny to see how the fund within, within about an hour after will come valley bank clubs on friday. the financial time, which is british, but actually japanese own. i mean, we're all allied. the funny times when the offensive to reassure the reader, everything's fine. everything is fine. you see how quickly they work? everything is fine. if truck wasn't power, oh the media with the screaming, it's the end. the apocalypse, near were collapsing

national intelligence, you don't rely completely on the air. so similarly, when it comes to critical decision making strategies and emergency decision makings, you cannot trust at all because what decisions you are making, what it, why did the, the system, which is why did the entire nation as an yeah, i don't know what kind of defense been loaded and feeding in that computer, which is why i think the government of a nation and a one find a if this is promoting one, find it in time, it will be, you know, in a 90 percent the government will be controlled by. yeah. so, so this is going to be a great threat to the nations and especially the nations who are dominating in technology development are going to lower the war and definitely is going to be one of the cost for the digital world war. ok, bias certainly does seem like an issue, but at mr. start donna, you mentioned google maps can. i also mentioned google per company alphabet. they lost a $100000000000.00 and market value after it's new.

and among republicans, about 35% of them trust national media.are the people you're trying to reach, i don't think this is the best messenger group. listen, i've covered guns for a long time, i'm a gun owner. there are very few issues the media knows less about. >> how much is bsa's? >> psa is like cdc, yes, i think absolutely, and showing the graphic nature of all this i think is really important. the biggest change has to come from law-abiding gun owners. . who start demanding more action. of our congressman, of our lobbyists, of a representatives. we are the ones that have to put the pressure on. >> where are the psas? where the public service announcements that speak to responsible gun ownership? >> i mean, there's a 97%, again, some organizations that try to do this, really hard to cut through. especially if you're trying to cut through to the second amendment crowd. there's nothing that's going to cut through, unless you appeal to the absolute awful violence, the graphic violence of this. you have to talk as mothers, not as politicians, not

shows that he is a top player, and now i am in the national team, i heard that the national team was invited. we have to trust players, i heard it, i heard it, and i hope that amir khan ghale novi will choose options so that we can get a place in the nations cup again this year, and it is not far from reach, and we can hope for a year that is very difficult for serbia with its own national coach, pomegranate. south korea is generally the time of australia and is good many times i said, don't believe this, i can't play with words, i am a salesman with a coaching certificate, the dimensions of the field are different than the sea level, the length and width of the meter is amazing, can i be 11 on the field and what are the qualifications of the coach , how can they be, how do we have the qualifications to play? let's do it now. i'm telling you that football has gone down now compared to 25 years ago. thirty years ago, the french language was forced into argentina, brazil, holland , italy. each of them had ten to five outstanding players. if only we believed in ourselves, well done the game of the first group is

football we don't take the youth national team , he has experience as an assistant to vyacheslav shevchuk in the donetsk olympic team, everything, but now he is trustede national team, that is, it's all a pity , there are much more than answers, because we don't particularly hear answers, that is, about let's go to the national team now, if it's about the championship, then for now well, i don't know how, how about me , anyway, we can't talk about this team as ruslan ratan's team, there is still a team that was created even before the coaching staff of ruslan ratan and yuriy gura always has a team played interestingly, now they say that rotan brought some new style well, i haven't seen anything new in the style of oleksandria , the most important thing in the results in ukrainian football is always in the first place, and in world football there is a result. therefore , now there is no result, but it is clear that we we will er, sum up already at the end of the season. and let's see here, it's interesting that oleksandria's goal is the third step and why there, well, the official position of the club. why did they fire yuri from the band because he d

and the queen's work with literacy particularly, i've seen as the chair of the national literacy trustt of coronation volunteering in their the big help 0ut. so, in a sense, not surprising that volunteering is really going to be at the heart of the weekend? no, i think very indicative of both of their passions for supporting communities and making more difference, trying to engage different sectors, private, public, and the voluntary sector together. and obviously, we're talking about people signing up to organisations and charities, but your message, isn't it, is to big business as well? is that there are ways that you can help your employees do this? the king has spent a0 years encouraging companies to step up on their responsible business practice, whether in their environment or their community, and i think this weekend we can see many companies absolutely clear that this is something they can do. it's great for their business, it's great for their employees, and it's pretty critical for communities in britain at this moment. 0k, well, let's talk to matt from the scouts to just fin

i think the solution is for ensuring, you know, looking for friendly nations who we trust. have high regard for integrity and quality and doing business with them. the announcement from the cdc follows a recall last month of drops manufacture by india base global pharma linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections. the cdc estimates 68 patients across 16 states have been infected with p aeruginosa. these eye drops introduced into the u.s. of bacteria. >> that we've never seen before. >> and we'll be able to solve it. you know, that's what scientists do. but also points to the dangers. what happens when you bring in essential medical products from overseas. >> sloane glass reporting. the cdc says that you should see an eye doctor if you experience any of these symptoms after use, those dropped yellow, green or clear discharged from the eye is is something to watch. i pain redness and feel like there's something in your eye sensitivity to light blurry vision. those are all things that you should get checked out. 9.47. right now and we want to check the weather. it is go

on thursday, those words were tabled in the nation's parliament. seaman history, i trust the australian people to understand this is an opportunity for a better future. not just for the 1st people, so to australia, but for all of strains. if australia votes yes, in the proposed referendum, but only with the constitution be amended to recognize the 1st nations people for the 1st time. it would also enshrine an advisory body to parliament light up of aboriginal and torres strait islander has to guide federal policy. but some lawmakers say the voice is symbolic only, and australians should vote no black people in this country been calling out government for 200 years on what i can be doing better for. and we still have no justice and i don't see the voice and giving us justice. center to thorpe is one of 11 parliamentarians who identify as indigenous australians, the nations federal parliament. australia's aboriginal population makes up 3 percent of the nearly 26000000 people. critic say issues like racism and aboriginal dis in custody needs to be prioritized. we have black body and dying

i think the solution is for ensuring, you know, looking for friendly nations who we trust of high regarduality and doing business with them. the announcement from the cdc follows a recall last month drops manufacture by india base global pharma linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections. the cdc estimates 68 patients across 16 states have been infected with p aeruginosa. these eye drops introduced into the u.s. of bacteria. >> that we've never seen before. and we'll be able to solve it. you know, that's what scientists do. but also points to the dangers. what happens when you bring in essential medical products from overseas. >> sloane glass reporting the cdc says you should see a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms after using those drops. if you see any yellow or green clear discharge from the eye, if you have any, i pain redness. if you feel like something is in your eye or you're sensitive to light, especially if your vision becomes blurry, you want to contact your doctor. >> 5.51. right now lets talk warriors gary payton, the second made his season debut with gold

i think the solution is for ensuring, you know, looking for friendly nations who we trust of high regardntegrity and quality and doing business with them. the announcement from the cdc follows a recall last month drops manufacture by india base global pharma linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant infections. the cdc estimates 68 patients across 16 states have been infected with p aeruginosa. these eye drops introduced into the u.s. of bacteria. >> that we've never seen before. >> and we'll be able to solve it. you know, that's what scientists do. but also points to the dangers. what happens when you bring in essential medical products from overseas. >> well, that was sloane glass reporting. the cdc says you should see a doctor if you experience any of the symptoms associated with this problem, either yellow, green or clear discharge from your eye, eye pain or redness if you feel like something's in your eye. if you have sensitivity to light, especially if your vision becomes blurry, definitely want to contact your doctor. it's 7.52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, former presi

national intelligence, you don't like completely on the edge. so similarly, when it comes to critical decision making strategies and emergency decision making, you cannot trust at all. because what does it use you making what it, why did the, the system which is it wasn't the entire nation as and yeah, i don't know what kind of difference when you go to that feeling that computer, which is and why is it the go me to the nation, what it is that it is your confidence level audio in sick because of the logic. or you have a scale of the human being who utilize that technology for the benefit and create value and benefit for those id. so it is your and c ecology will always be good for the russian foreign minister, soccer law for office taken part in the right xena dialogue. it's an international conference dedicated to tackling the walls, challenges in his speech. a lateral essentially are called out professional partners in the west for the numerous military campaigns around the world. in recent years, when iraq was ruined, as a state after colin powell showed a via over some powder. and then 2 years later, tony blair said, yes, it was a mistake. what to do if

i mean, when we get -- i mean, when you get to the detritus -- i can't go in the national real estate investment trust because i fear maybe in there, maybe the credit crunch is -- national -- i listened to the federal realty conference call. this was the largest shopping center reit in the country business may be the strongest i can ever recall, and i followed this company for 15 years. in the q&a session tried to create some controversy about one of their properties out west that might not be leasing as well as they thought numbers were extraordinary they own 532 of the scripps shopping centers you don't like so much. 96% occupancy. i don't call that recession. how about 97 for kanger? that's the biggest owner of all price outlet center. although that's more of a trade-down play. this credit crunch is supposed to be everywhere i've got to tell you but one broom and it's gone. there's actual weakness in auto retailers. i'm not a fan of lithia motors, giant car dealerships. it is true that carvana may be the weak link here and i saw it was like -- what was that one -- kind of toy in there. that wasn't

national intelligence, you don't like completely on the air. so similarly, when it comes to critical decision making strategies and emergency decision making, you cannot trust at all. because what does it you're making, what it, why did the, the system which is it white and the entire nation as and yeah, i don't know what kind of difference when you go to their feet and in that computer, which is and why is it the go mean of a nation wide here is that it has your confidence level audio in sick because of the logic or you have a skill as a human being who utilize that takes a lot.

trust the president of ukraine, but what i was advised , for example, is the 56% level of trust in the national ukraine, that is, this quality mark of those reforms that were carried out and are being carried out in the banking market and now transfers to your question about the judicial reform , the composition of the question is extremely simple, it's just you and me. well, as an economist, i simply do not have a specific program of reforms in this direction, the only thing i can say is that reforms in this direction are it's not an easy path, it's a path of more than one year, i remember i was there eight years ago, probably in georgia, and they said that we were going through the third stage of reforming the judicial system, that is , it started after the revolution in them, too, when saakashvili was elected president then, that is the reform of their judicial system began there in 2005 and lasted for more than 10 years and was just passing and then there was the third stage of reform . therefore, it must be said that we also have relevant positive developments, for example , the supreme co

of iranian coaches with ghalenoui , who invited 426 to the latest lists in the national team , and what mr. queiroz trusted the players were still invited. now, in addition to reza shekari or players like that who were invited, and the new taremi not being invited to the national team, adding to the structure of the national team based on the view of a coach and teacher , we can say that we will see one day from the federation. football chooses, now maybe the federation the federation and the technical committee choose, mr. amir qala novii, let's respect mr. amin gholamiari, how many eggs does the players have ? it is based on tactical work and taste . mr. amir qala novii chooses. and in the review of the first list of this list of books published by valenvi, let's see in which direction the thoughts of the quranic verse go, in my opinion , it is less close to the world cup than the world cup that we put and before the selections of mr. we saw the list we can now say that this is good, give it to me, i was continuing the same, other coaches were working, but before we go to the list , you should see the fo

nation saying that. >> they both violated anti-trust laws and made getting tickets to swiss era's tour.early impossible. the fans say they want answers about how ticketmaster handles major releases such a swift current or >> i sat at my desk for 9 hours, got nothing and like. for what you know. so then the next day i joined the ticket capital, one presale. and i waited 5 hours that day. we want answers. we want know. could they have prevented it if they if they could have, why didn't they? and what can we do to make sure that it doesn't happen in the future? and if that means breaking up ticketmaster and live nation, then we want to do >> last week fans of the rapper drake filed a similar lawsuit against ticketmaster. >> today the man suing actress gwyneth paltrow over a ski crash took the stand to tell his side of the story. retired optometrist terry anderson sanderson rather says his wife suffered a serious setback ever since that crash in 2016. sanderson accuses paltrow skiing out of control and crashing into him from behind posh ski resort. the crash left him with a concussion, brok

doctors and patients will not though if we can trust the national guidelines which tell us to follow the standard of care. >> reporter: during the four hour preliminary injunction hearing, the judge raised one possible scenario where he could keep the drug's approval intact but block the fda's most recent moves to make the abortion pills easier to obtain. it is a 20-year-old drug that is used to save women's lives. legal concerns already restricting access. walgreen's announcing that it plans to stop the sale of abortion pills in states where abortion remains legal after republican-led states threaten to sue. in this case the plaintiffs argue the drug is unsafe and the approval process was flawed. abortion advocacy 2k3wr50u7s say the plaintiffs went judge shopping to find someone they believe will rule in their favor. by filing the case in amarillo where there is one federal judge, matthew kh khazzani merr. >> it would be unprecedented for a single judge to say the fda got it wrong 23 years ago. there has never been an stance where anyone has overturned a ruling of the fda against th

doctors and patients will not know if we can trust the national guidelines which tell us to follow thendard of care. >> reporter: during the four-hour preliminary injunction hearing the judge raised one possible scenario where he could keep the drug's approval intact, and instead block the fda's rules to make it easier to obtain. >> it's a 20-year-old drug actually used to save women's lives. >> reporter: legal concerns always restricting access. walgreens plans to stop the sale of the pill after states threatened to sue. in this case, the plaintiffs are arguing the drug is unsafe. and the fda's approval process was flawed. the women's march and other abortion advocacy groups say the plaintiffs went, quote, judge shopping for someone they believe will rule in their favor. there's one federal judge, matthew kaczmarek, a president trump appointee who went working on anti-abortion advocacy to the federal bench. >> it would be unprecedented for a judge, a single judge, to say the fda got it wrong 23 years ago. there's never been an instance where anyone has overturned the rooming of the fd

trust stickly curve. the powers of the nation's supreme court. parts of the legislation have already passed the 1st reading in parliament sim co hoffman from the far right village to sign his party is one of the main architects of the traditional reform he states. voters have given the government a monday to go ahead with the controversial overhaul in november. first. a lot of people went out of the whole homes and voted, and they voted on exactly this issue. so to listen to that, there is a lot of people, but it is a small minority in his room. that says, is that this reform is not good for him. we have basically a court that is an unbalanced and uncheck on like the other entities, him with the government, which are checked and balance or we need to introduce checks and balances to says river system. the deponent disagree. they say the overhaul, the give, the government unchecked power and override israeli to dish or aris independence and, and, and there's no constant in the state of israel and no declaration of human rights. we do not have the

nearest ukrainian division, namely with adult professional clubs, that is, even now he is trusted by the national and his first assistant is serhiy kravchenko , who has no coaching experience at all . the career of a football player well, i'm saying that we're worried, that's why we'll constantly talk about this topic, the national team of ukraine is a sign, it 's a showcase, it's a team that unites the country, and we'll always remember these streams of ours, dynamo shakhtar is so interesting dnipro-1 is very interesting vorskla, but the national team of ukraine is, well, the records are all there after the previews . such a strong team is so powerful that we are not just cheering so that we don't lose there , we will be trembling . in order to create sensations at the highest levels, and in particular at the uemble, and we will have danylo sikan, who is suitable for the national team, in principle, the second, third option, the same in the youth team, and he still knows the company and made such a short comment about ruslan petrovych this is very good news, both for me and for ruslan rotany, be

matches of oleksandria , there is no way he can win in adult football . but now he is already trusted by the nationalm, that is, there are still many more questions than answers, because we don't particularly hear the answers, that is, i would like to talk a lot about the national team. but now , come on, if it's about the championship, for now. anyway, we can't talk about this team as ruslan ratan's team, there is still a structure, there is a squad that was created even before the coaching staff of ruslan ratan and yury gura's team always played interestingly, but now they say that rotan has brought some new style. well, i'm nothing so far i haven't seen anything new in oleksandria's style, the most important thing in results in ukrainian football is always first and foremost , and in world football there is a result. therefore, there is no result now, but it is clear that we will summarize already at the end of the season. and let's see here, it's interesting that the goal of oleksandria is the third step and why is there, well, the official position of the club why was yuri guru fired because he

nearest ukrainian division, namely with adult professional clubs, that is, even now he is trusted by the national team, and his first assistant is serhiy kravchenko, who has no coaching experience at all, he is only now, he has only just now finished the photo for a few months therefore, the career of a football player. well, i say that we are worried, that's why we will constantly talk about this topic. the national team of ukraine is a sign, this is a showcase - this is a team that unites the country, and we will always remember these streams of ours. 1 very interesting, vorskla, but the national team of ukraine is, well, there are all the records ahead of us, the biggest ratings are related to the national team of ukraine. as always, the whole country cheers for and cares and worries about our national team, and now, besides, such a national team is really strong. composition to be there we did not lose, we will tremble there. and we will just cheer for a win against the english and for them to demonstrate decent decent football and for the components there are all reasons to make sensations a