war, and british sailors from the time of the battle wear black ties, a sign of mourning for admiral nels on october 21, 1894. the last russian tsar nicholas ii came to the throne on that day, the highest manifesto was published, despite many talents and an excellent education, nicholas did not inherit from his father alexander iii a non-dominant nature, nor the ability to quickly make decisions, important qualities for a successful autocrat during his reign , remained in history as very contradictory on the one hand. russia developed well economically, covered itself with a huge network of railways, and others grew in it. on political contradictions, the tense foreign policy situation resulted in the first world war and two revolutions in 1917, first in february and then october with the abdication of nicholas ii and his execution by the bolsheviks ended the 300-year history of the reign of the romanov dynasty and the monarchy in russia as a whole on october 21, 1895, japanese troops captured tainan. this is a large city in taiwan , the island was then under the control of the chinese em

nel, lo mejor es que un hijo esté con su jefecita, claro, si no te sale tan gacha como la mía, pero túa perdí, y ya nunca la voy a tener conmigo. me siento muy mal, necesito sentirme bien, necesito sentirme bien. - pues ya sabes, aquí está tu dealer de confianza. - no tengo dinero. - no te apures, pues ya somos carnales, ¿que no? mira, toma, es un equipo completo, hasta te presto mi cuchara. esto va por cuenta de la casa, ¿eh? gracias, gracias, pancho, gracias. quiero olvidar, quiero olvidar. por culpa de las drogas perdiste a tu hija. pues... compramos la casa. ¿con el cuarto para la suegra? claro, con el préstamo va... los soldados no tenemos pago inicial. pues a mí también me sobra espacio... ¿ah, sí? ...para mis dos gatos. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oven roasted ♪ ♪ cooold cuts cooold cuts ♪ y ahora démosle la bienvenida a ana montoya. ♪ hola, compañeros estudiantes... ¿qué le pasa a tu lenguaje corporal cuando usas dove dry spray? se nota... prueba dove dry spray. nuestra fórmula liviana con 1/4 de humectantes es efectiva y suave con tu piel. dejándote una sensación seca al instante y confiada ¡mi

was a successful night for gemini science and champions league action on wednesday by munich, $13.00 nel and barcelona to win their group with one game to spare. sadie manet open scoring after just 10 minutes on an easy night for the visitors and tract frankfurt. b french side must say to one in germany to keep their hopes of qualification alive. i went against sporting lisben in their last game will secure them a place in the last 16 and by level prison drew to 2 against let, let a co and madrid their result maintains their hopes of finishing 3rd and qualifying for the rope. a league knockout stages and reminder of the top story we are following for you. protest is have taken to the streets across iran to mock the 40th day since the death of gene and masa meanie and the end of the traditional morning period. there are reports of security forces opening fire on demonstrators in i'm in his hometown. that's it for me. for now you're watching the news up next. daniel winter has your business updates. he want one use. go check out our website, d, w dot com. and we're also asked he doesn't us

floor and bulrushes, dormant picked up their 1st when in 4 buddhist games by beating stood guard 5 nel. and it was a particularly special day for gio rayna, making his 1st league start this season. rena scored dorman, 3rd goal just before half time. the u. s. international has injured several injury setbacks in recent years. the last time his side faced forgot in april, he limped off the pitch in tears. this time though, he was all smiles. so now let's hear from gerena and another of norman's teenage goals scores. jude belgium, starting with a man who's finding his form after those injury setbacks for myself and for the team. it was a really good, really good game today. so i think everyone's really, really happy. what's your comment on his a contribution to they? yeah, i was all right. and it is, is it looks like and even been out. that's one thing i would say about. i mean i comes in to the guy is for me. so i was taught to try to play ford and plastic on applies, you know, play and review distributable. it does what it does. and obviously it gets gold at a dissolved, i'll not say ma

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. >> reporter: the gop challenger continued to tie democratic incumbent senator rauf nel warnock to president biden after clashing friday night over everything from the economy to abortion rights. >> i believe in life. and i tell people this. georgia is a state that respects life, and i'll an senator that protects life. >> he says no exceptions. even in the case of rape, incest, or the life of the mother. i think that's extreme. >> reporter: walker was confronted again about reports he allegedly paid for a woman's abortion in 2009. my opponent has a problem with the truth. >> reporter: warnock pressed walker on other claims, including that he bounce worked in law enforcement. >> one thing i have not done, i've never pretended to be a police officer. >> i am a police officer -- >> you have a prop, that is not allowed, sir. i ask you to put that prop away. >> reporter: voters tailgating at university of georgia where walker earned the heisman trophy decades ago, split over which candidate they're rooting for. >> shouldn't have somebody running who doesn't know what they're talking about and imp

after the terror they experienced in nel, you, uh.e, the former chairman of the tests from the dew , they burned him alive and built a house behind the church they stabbed one in the stomach with a machine gun. what if one shoots? what are you going to do with me? you will do nothing. they are called me because there are children there. the building was a decoration of the village in the 16th year . the so-called liberators with their russian peace. as you can see, now the school is destroyed, but the armed forces of ukraine freed andrii the head from the liberators in the village, and there is not a single one left in an intact house. neither water, nor electricity, nor gas, the more difficult question is how to survive the winter until after the large-scale aggression, a little more than a thousand peasants lived in shandrigolovok. now there are about a hundred of them left here. they mostly survive thanks to hard work and housekeeping. this is nataliya mykhailivna, a woman who is not a pensioner. she is 59 years old. she buried her

some who have decided to stay in mexico or nel hoping to obtain the government paperwork they need to find employment. mm hm. no, no. okay, okay, i don't care if it's you're there. i just want a better life quality for my daughters. so they can study us immigration authorities have announced they will allow up to 24000 venezuela nationals to apply for humanitarian entry. who arrived to the u. s. by air migrants rights advocates. however, say the policy will mean the vast majority of venezuelan asylum seekers will not qualify, as most of them are traveling by land. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, mexico city flooding has fullest thousands of people from their homes in cameroon, rising booties have destroyed houses in the countries north, near the border with chad. the situation is forced many to take refuge in make ship camps built on high ground. and in nigeria, oil rich by al, says state almost one and a half 1000000 people and effected i severe flooding there. the government is promising emergency supplies to deal with severe shortages of feed and fuel. amen. interest reports from yen

project salad is made possible in part by the organic farm at betty read soskin middle school nel sobrantets used in the meals are grown on campus. the school's named for beloved centenarian national park ranger betty green soskin. and as you see she attended today's event. she is our hero too. he is no finally tonight the owner of a landmark san francisco bar, which was damaged by fire is now enjoying the first vacation in years courtesy of alaska airlines. yeah, alaska provided this video of rafael hernandez and his family during a hispanic and latin american heritage month celebration today at los angeles international airport. the party helped kick off the family's four-day all expenses paid trip to musalman the airline gifted the trip. hoping to lift rafael spirits in the wake of the fire that gutted the double play bar and grill, which he's owned since 2009. that's right. he was touch as you could tell rafael's daughter says there is her parents first thing. it is their parents first vacation in 24 years as for the double play rafael isn't sure when or if it will reopen again, but he

but there were differences on some of the other issues. members the nels to human rights violations in we got our but a motion to remove opposition leader one wider as then as well as representative failed to pass. as part of the li, medical ration members pledged to work for gender equality and fight against discrimination and poverty. one of the most pressing issues in the america is the migration of thousands of people. the united nation says 86000000 latin america now live in extreme poverty. members here at the assembly say they are committed to help. hanner must have thousands of migrants were risking their lives. crossing the darian gap. one of the most treacherous roots in the americans in say that armor in the right now there is a migration crisis that we must attend to. and we must respond with the fat and joint responsibility to the cries of hundreds of thousands of latin american brothers. that are going through a very difficult situation. sadly, you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrants and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down, and the r

i will go out and see the problem, who needs a job and get nel in contact with people who can get a job. i think that is how i will do it but as far as the thefts i don't agree that theft are always petty crimes. you steel someone's computer you 10 their whole life. we can't just classify crimes as the quality of life crime when is they are not. we have to have a difference. for those crimes that reach that level this go over and become a serious crime i will practice cute those crimes. >> thank you. everyone finished with this question? another mistake. the -- next question -- goes to for me. okay. yea. the san francisco police commission found that only 8.1% of reported crimes in 2021 lead it know arrest san francisco pd's lowest rate in 10 years and among the lowest law enforcement success rate in the country. hudo you thbl electric offul solved crimes will play in your job as district attorney? >> it has 100%. to do with lack of leadership and low moral in this city. i was a police officer. i took many risks i knew the look on people's face when i give them safety. when they called

>> laura: i think you hit the nel on the head.le issue is not about hunter biden and if there is a plea deal with hunter biden it's to draw the sting away from the allegations. dating back to the obama years, the biden family has been engaged in a serious influence peddling with foreign countries. indisputable ties to china, ukraine, kazakhstan, romania, the former wife of the mayor of moscow transferred $3.5 million to hunter biden that appear some sort of money laundering. for all those allegations, drug abuse, video from the laptop you talk about a couple small charges. if this is all to lead the attention from joe biden who tony bob linsky has been saying for the last couple years and you would know as a former business partner. intimately involved in the influence peddling and money laundering and other activities that are criminal in nature by the biden family. i don't think the leaks are coming out for the purposes of furthering integrity and law enforcement, their political reasons. >> laura: the author of "the washington

liz truss, she might have been listening to line nel ritchie and thought it was 1981 and it was a taxthat was 1981. and it was a tax plan wrong for the country and also wrong for the tory party. the tory party like the republican party has become a working party. and she didn't get this is mystifying to me. you have to ups the parties have shifted and the republican party is shifting to working-class party. second way it rhymes is just sheer incompetence. they worn down their talent. people are sick of looking at them on tv. the way she proposed it, this policy and way she withdrew it and u-turned and wasn't handled with sea-level. regular tory m.p.'s just livid how humiliated they were at nursery school politics. judy: and i happened so fast, six weeks. 45 days. not even four scaramuccis. >> do we look across and thank goodness that isn't happening here. >> we should be alarmed by disfunction elsewhere because it is important for us and europe to have a functioning u.k. especially nows with ukraine. the lessons are two-fold. the first it is not just the wrong tax plan for now but the

something that is absolutely necessary in order to execute his vision and frankly person nel is policy faced in early days 6 his administration. if he wants to accomplish what he set out to, purchased this company it will require him to blow up the entire staff. i don't think he should stop at 75%. i hope he gets every single one of these people that made twitter a giant failure. jackie: you're right. part of his plan to bring in fresh blood, blood loyal to him, employees who have not been carrying out the policies and practices even if they're not in the fine print of the top twitter executives, you know, suppressing speech, the bottom problems, all of these things. everybody was working together at that company. they have all some accountability i would imagine? >> we're seeing employees still employed at twitter are going rogue. countless other conservatives were banned over the weekend from the platform. frankly it will continue to happen until elon gets rid of these people. so i think he is really got to power through these first couple days to get to the firings. jackie: it is in

who can't be fired, who controls the board, who does not care it is costing him as much money asking nelsso, i'm not bullish at all on met at that. right now. but you know, i don't know that mark is going to care until it goes to zero. charles: with that in mind though, not just meta. they're getting hammered. a lot of names. the four horseman type names they're all down, all under pressure. there is this general feeling that swagger, the way that you had sick companies can lead the entire s&p higher, that is gone and it won't come back. what do you think? >> turns out you can have six companies lead it higher and six companies lead it very, very low. i think the moment of these megacap big tech stocks that are completely untethered to reality i think they will come back to earth and i think there will be another cycle before we see this again. it might be different names t might not be the metas and microsofts anymore. charles: you think in technology something is bubbling there? services had an amazing number. nvidia was up today, up earlier today. we still use chips for things. a lot o

economic storm than you might expect on the desk ton karen finerman, dan nathan, guy adamiy and jeff nels the china etf dropping to an all-time low it's now down 80% from the record high hit. the china large-cap xfi dropped over 9%, on pace for its worst month since september 2011 among the biggest losers, an online recruiting company and fintech firm 360 dij irktech, alibaba dwopg 12.5% dropping to its lowest level since ipoing in 2018 starbucks which are counts children as its second biggest operating region and las vegas sands down more than 10%, yum china down nearly 14, all this after china's president xi jinping locked in an unprecedented third term in office the win sparking fears that his policies could hamper growth of private firms and make the country uninvestable we've got live reaction now from our eunice yuen in beijing good morning on the ground. >> reporter: hi, melissa president xi, as you said, secured a third five-year term so that much was expected, but the scale of his political victory has made him the most commanding leader since the regime's founder chairman mao. a

but there were differences on some of the other issues. members the nels to human rights violations in we got our but a motion to remove opposition leader one wider as venezuela's representative failed to pass. as part of the li medical aeration members pledged to work for gender equality and fight against discrimination and poverty. one of the most pressing issues in the america is the migration of thousands of people. the united nation says 86000000 latin america now live in extreme poverty. members here at the assembly say be, are committed to help. hannah must hit thousands of migrants were risking their lives crossing the darian gap. one of the most treacherous roots in the americas, in say that armor in the door right now, there is a migration crisis that we must attend to and we must respond with a fire and joint responsibility to the cries of hundreds of thousands of latin american brothers and that are going through a very difficult situation. possibly. you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrant and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down and the

i will go out and see the problem, who needs a job and get nel in contact with people who can get a job. i think that is how i will do it but as far as the thefts i don't agree that theft are always petty crimes. you steel someone's computer you 10 their whole life. we can't just classify crimes as the quality of life crime when is they are not. we have to have a difference. for those crimes that reach that level this go over and become a serious crime i will practice cute those crimes. >> thank you. everyone finished with this question? another mistake. the -- next question -- goes to for me. okay. yea. the san francisco police commission found that only 8.1% of reported crimes in 2021 lead it know arrest san francisco pd's lowest rate in 10 years and among the lowest law enforcement success rate in the country. hudo you thbl electric offul solved crimes will play in your job as district attorney? >> it has 100%. to do with lack of leadership and low moral in this city. i was a police officer. i took many risks i knew the look on people's face when i give them safety. when they called

the stations that did have put nel in patrol. like they have taken we don't have muni response teams we had to send the receives to fulfill respond it 911 calls. thank you. i of course think this you know in -- the individual level, those officers know the community, know the streets and going become to my incident where this lady ran the stop sign and almost killed mow and i saw her run the other i put it on twitter and the neighbors in sunny side anyhow who this was. she does it all the time. they know her car. these folks and you know in the 100 dints this is happen. 50% are like 1 or 2 people who do this routinely. i think that is why having folks who understand the communities is important in terms of prevention. okay. i wanted to ask you about your presentation. this is more a question for the public health department it is total numbers that show areas of concentration. so by definition supervisor mar's neighborhood, my neighborhood would be the short ends we have low are density but per person, crossing the street it may

the stations that did have put nel in patrol. like they have taken we don't have muni response teams we had to send the receives to fulfill respond it 911 calls. thank you. i of course think this you know in -- the individual level, those officers know the community, know the streets and going become to my incident where this lady ran the stop sign and almost killed mow and i saw her run the other i put it on twitter and the neighbors in sunny side anyhow who this was. she does it all the time. they know her car. these folks and you know in the 100 dints this is happen. 50% are like 1 or 2 people who do this routinely. i think that is why having folks who understand the communities is important in terms of prevention. okay. i wanted to ask you about your presentation. this is more a question for the public health department it is total numbers that show areas of concentration. so by definition supervisor mar's neighborhood, my neighborhood would be the short ends we have low are density but per person, crossing the street it may

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