within 2 days of otto being home, his fever spiked to $104.00 degrees. he had a large scar on his right foot. north korea is not a victim their terrorist. a today's droid hate. they purposely and intentionally injured ato. with no evidence. 'd from twitter's great interview, on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner, we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but one was the cause of death. we have evidence that his brain was deprived of oxygen for a length of time significant enough to cause severe anoxic and suffer a lot. but the other words, brain damage caused by the lack of oxygen to the brain, has to be at least at least 4 minutes. this is an example of what a normal brain looks like. and this is an example of a brain with changes similar to what auto had, where you can see that the ventricles are huge. and the rest of the brain tissue is really shrunken, meaning that the

otto ended up on that because he was so vociferous. that was one of the things that helped ease him out the door. beyond the serpent's trail, though, the park service thought that there would be some value in having a road and otto also did that would ride around the rim rocks so that people would have these spectacular vistas when they drove around and entered the monument. so in 1929 the park service had already established drawings for what is today's rim rock drive and some work actually started on it with the money from the chamber of commerce and some other sources. but the road to construction didn't start in earnest until the start of the great depression. in 1933 after president franklin roosevelt was inaugurated, in his first hundred days he did all kinds of things to stimulate the economy and one of them was the creation of the civilian conservation corps. there were several camps of ccc enrollees in the monument and basically those men, along with some local folks built the rim rock drive. it's a road that could not be buil

look, when we got him home, that's otto with his mom. they are plagued by more than their loss. they still need clarity. that doesn't just happen. and he didn't have any scars on his body that's. that's, that doesn't just happen. think about this at 21 year old kid who's like i described works out all the time. it's healthy. how do you end up at that age to pull out that one? it's how does he feel about the mission that both succeeded and failed? shortly after his return home to cartersville, georgia news channels claim that the u.s. paid north korea $2000000.00 for hospital costs, which is later denied. and north korea insists that warm beer returned home healthy . the north koreans said they had released although in good shape when he died in the us. what's your comment on? yes, i know for sure that they took him back to america a died in 6 days. well, what i read that all i can do. shake my head right too many lies, he says, and i was only the doctor who is made to have it tell the kids to lose hamilton and michelle schumacher 7 times formula one world champions. but there's

otto ended up on the short end of that argument. he was so vociferous. that is one of the things that helped ease him out the door. beyond the serpents trail, the park service. there would be value of having a road along the rim rocks so people would have these spectacular vistas when drove across or they entered the monument. in 1929 the park service had established drawings for what is today rim rock drive. some work started on it with money from the chamber of commerce and other sources. but the road construction did not start until after the start of the great depression. in 1933, after president franklin roosevelt was inaugurated, in his first 100 days he did all kinds of things to stimulate the economy. one of them was the creation of the civilian conservation corps. there were several camps working on the monument and basically those men, along with some local folks, built the rim rock drive. it is a road that cannot be built today, i mean, for environmental reasons, cost reasons, and so on, no one would even what attempt the project. i think at t

within 2 days of otto being home, his fever spiked to $104.00 degrees. he had a large scar on his right foot. north korea is not a victim. they are terrorist a today's droid a day purposely and intentionally injured. with no evidence. 'd from twitter's great interview, on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner, we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but what was the cause of death we have evidence that his brain was deprived of oxygen for a lengthy.

within 2 days of otto being home, his fever spiked to $104.00 degrees. he had a large scar on his right foot. north korea is not a victim of their terrorist state. today's droid, they purposely and intentionally injured with no evidence from twitter's great interview on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner, we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but one was the cause of death. we have evidence that his brain was deprived of oxygen for a length of time significant enough to cause severe anoxic and suffer a lot. but the other words, brain damage caused by lack of oxygen to the brain has to be at least at least 4 minutes. this is an example of what a normal brain looks like. and then this is an example of a brain with changes similar to what otto had, where you can see that the ventricles are huge. and the rest of the brain tissue is really shrunken, meaning that the entire

within 2 days of otto being home, his fever spiked to $104.00 degrees. he had a large scar on his right foot. north korea is not a victim their terrorist. a today's droid hate. they purposely and intentionally injured ato. with no evidence. 'd from twitter's great interview, on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner, we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but what was the cause of death.

within 2 days of otto being home, his fever spiked to $104.00 degrees. he had a large scar on his right foot. north korea is not a victim their terrorist state, today's droid a. they purposely and intentionally injured with no evidence. 'd from twitterers, great interview on who was tortured beyond belief by north korea before and also with no evidence. a government official had told the new york times that although had been repeatedly beaten however, neither the hospital nor the coroner we consulted, found any evidence of torture. but one was the cause of death. we have evidence that his brain was deprived of oxygen for a length of time significant enough to cause severe anoxic and suffer a lot. but the other words, brain damage caused by the lack of oxygen to the brain, has to be at least at least 4 minutes. this is an example of what a normal brain looks like. and then this is an example of a brain with changes similar to what otto had, where you can see that the ventricles are huge. and the rest of the brain tissue is really shrunken, meaning that th

and then this is an example of a brain with changes similar to what otto had, where you can see that the ventricles are huge. and the rest of the brain tissue is really shrunken, meaning that the entire brain was deprived of oxygen for a significant amount of time. if he was struck here, he might have changes here. but then he would, may also have something called contra coup injury, which is right across the brain to this side of the head. he might have changes as well there. but what caused the brain injury? waterboarding electric shocks, a suicide attempt. all possible, she says, including pyongyang's own explanation. they've, they gave him something to sedate him that made him stop breathing for a period of time, a long enough period of time. absolutely. her specialists also examined the scar on his foot. their findings were inconclusive. i can't argue with anybody that says, hey, this could have been caused by electrodes. it could have been, but maybe it was something that was placed in the skin. they got infected. that could have been too serious. there's that thing specific ab

and then otto geist, so there was four. i was out ahead of them to scout the grave, to scout the testing. a day later, they came to the same beach where i had landed earlier. and we traveled the same way back to bredig. now there were four of us thinking we could do it very rapidly, but three days later, we were down six feet. and then we found three perfectly preserved bodies. and the pathologist performed a postmortems on them, and the lungs were perfectly preserved. then we left the villages, closed the grave, and i took pictures. we started to try to grow the virus. trying to find an alive influenza virus. week after week after week after week. i got more and more discouraged. and eventually, i had no more specimen. and the virus was dead. and there went my ph.d. i could see fly out through the window. in an air-conditioned office, by the way. and i decided to go back to sweden to continue my medical education. i was extremely fortunate i was offered to continue medical school at iowa. then i got my md there, became a p

that's why director otto makes heap of filters to block toxic particles coming in from outside these there purify and start of wind. this isn't like in one of the this is something if you look like within a month then if you ask for the this is what you get this is the. pollution what you put it in in the early this fridge that has been used for more than 3 months without solving the cause of the bad pollution filters like these just reduce the effects of the problem i am enough that i. know you know if i can manage it. well. yeah. you know and they make you think that's just a mother. but with so many successful examples to learn from indian cities now need to scale solutions up to bring the pollution down and if they really start fresh well they could do worse than going out and planting a tree. i think ingested street chockablock with gar stock scenes victuals trucks and to play a big part in causing air pollution in bangor it's not a very experienced spend what it all would in traffic to cover the distance of just . a few decades in the city of come together to encourage more and

after winning the world's longest certified road race dubbed the everest of ultra running andreea mark otto completed the 3100 mile event in $43.00 days he became the fastest 1st time runner in the race is history averaging an incredible 72 miles per day $118.00 marathons in a row it's little wonder the self transcendence race has so few participants and even fewer finishes. founded in 1997 by indian meditation master sri chinmoy and race is designed as its title suggests to test competitors mental strength as well as their physical fitness so many times in the race your mind teamster's go away go on to somehow you have this inner power to find a way through. i guess that's that's that's the name he resists profiled for me you know the fact that you know everybody's school was this limited power you know that we can talk and. usually run in new york the race took place this year in the austrian city of soaps but because of the coronavirus pandemic rhinos begin at 6 in the morning and can continue until midnight when the track closes they can take breaks wherever they want only 5 started thi

bland's zone otto's grocery chain reported no run on toilet paper and no limits so far either.owever certain hard to find cleaning products are still one per customer toes says people are stocking up here too in anticipation of more cooking at home and the store to has been stocking up says manager conditions to know where we've definitely been stocking up for the holidays, so we're thankful that we're prepared for that and. >>are in store buyers are really smart with what we've been holding in the back room as far as people other items just makes that we had case something like this was about to happen is not limits the number of people inside and checks temperatures but no one appeared to be buying out of panic, mild no one else does either because. >>shelves get as they did when this thing first started that's not a good thing for anybody costco shoppers said there is also one case limit on bottled water. >>others had no qualms admitting they were panic buying but not everyone was disappointed to learn the shelves were wiped clean of toilet paper i guess i the right stocking

bland's zone otto's grocery chain reported no run on toilet paper and no limits so far either. however certain hard to find cleaning products are still one per customer toes says people are stocking up here too in anticipation of more cooking at home and the store to has been stocking up says manager conditions to know where we've definitely been stocking up for the holidays, so we're thankful that we're prepared for that and. >>are in store buyers are really smart with what we've been holding in the back room as far as people other items just makes that we had case something like this was about to happen is not limits the number of people inside and checks temperatures but no one appeared to be buying out of panic, mild no one else does either because. >>shelves get as they did when this thing first started that's not a good thing for anybody back in costco shoppers said there is also one case limit on bottled water. >>others had no qualms admitting they were panic buying but not everyone was disappointed to learn the shelves were wiped clean of toilet paper i guess i the righ

president, donald trump, in brazil's president jade wilson, otto, he took on both their names. well, i'll sort them out of the bozo that will come to that. the also not a trump and both an auto defend the values that i believe in church, family and country. for the 1st time in history, more than half of the candidates are black. more than 30 percent are women, and there are 3 times more transsexuals running for office in 3 years ago. like a son that i distance the rights of that is opportunism center in whites misquoted me as not leading to a reaction by women by people of color. the people who are feeling threatened or to bring down our laws and political ground to these new bobbins movements in so we can also see these new generation of activists in brazil going to point to last. recent polls show bolsa, not as popularity declining, mainly because the government reduced by half the 110 dollars monthly emergency aid, which is being distributed since the beginning of the pandemic. oh show that both are not as candidates in brazil's main cities like british and natal bellowed hi

otto has more from ethiopia's capital, addis ababa. they feel to be a prime minister. but this promising a crucial and decisive face in the fighting that to get a regional mall from ethiopia. he says, these forces are now we're ready to take the city of mechanic up with all of the to get a region. he made that announcement of to the expiry of a 30 day that he had given to the great fight us to segment of themselves to the ethiopian national defense forces. security sources have told him visit of the next 48 hours would preclude forces launch a tux on mechanic from multiple fronts. the sources say that the fighting is expected to get more intense. that if european forces near the mountainous areas with a couple of the to go to a region make the to grab people's liberation front leadership in that conflict with the government in the suburb say that they had a very, to defend their positions to the last month have been complaining about civilians getting hot in aesthetics, crowded out by government forces in mckennitt, something that has been rejected undefeated by the go

that's why director otto makes heap of filters to block toxic particles coming in from outside.these there purify and start off white. this isn't like in one of the this is something if you look like within a month then if you ask for the this is what you get this is the. pollution what you put it in in delhi this place that has been used for more than 3 months without solving the cause of the bad pollution filters like these just reduce the effects of the problem i am not enough that i. know you know if i can manage it. well. yeah. you know do you think that's just a mother. but with so many successful examples to learn from indian cities now need to scale solutions up to bring the pollution down and if they're really stuck for ideas well they could be one thing going out and planting a tree. after having congested streets. with.

positive earnings sentiment through the week sparking low from the week from lee auto into the close, lee ottoing 2.6% and fellow chinese rival neo-in the green up a third of 8%, both of the stocks have been jumping. did you guys hear about this story, the meat and poultry processor has suspended managers at the waterloo iowa pork plant after disturbing obligation to a wrongful death lawsuit of a former employee who died in april due to covid-19. the family alleged that management meet members were wagering, they had a betting pool on how many workers would contract the deadly disease. tyson is suffering, down 2.5%. they have crisis managers on the way i am sure. let's get to the resort open for business, one distinct differences here, the ski giant kicking off the winter season this morning but with capacity limits and advance reservations required that could put a crimp on revenues, the stock is down what and how% place but since the start of the quarter we should say the stock is up with a 28% on vaccine hopes but growing covid spikes across the globe threatening the long cold winter for th

they're going to function as joe biden's otto man to prop his feet on for the next four years.nk that's very clear. i swear they get a little misty i'd. i saw one reporter who looked misty i'd when that reporter was asking questions. come on. give them the benefit of the doubt, maybe if they can get away from asking trump questions like why are you angrier at trump maybe they will do their job. >> harris: our own pete hegseth get ready to shine like you always do. he has a brand new book out. very soon. honoring some of our nation's most dedicated servants, modern warriors, real stories from real heroes. outnumbered is back in a moment. veterans, record low mortgage rates have now fallen even lower. by refinancing at newday you can save $3000 a year every year. with their va streamline refi, there is no income verification no appraisal, no out of pocket costs and no va paperwork for you. you can start the process right over the phone. refi now and cut $3000 a year off your mortgage payments. loans can close in as little as 30 days. some things are good to know. like where to fi

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bland's zone otto's grocery chain reported no run on toilet paper and no limits so far either. however certain hard to find cleaning products are still one per customer toes says people are stocking up here too in anticipation of more cooking at home and the store to has been stocking up says manager conditions to know where we've definitely been stocking up for the holidays, so we're thankful that we're prepared for that and. >>are in store buyers are really smart with what we've been holding in the back room as far as people and other items just makes that we had case something like this was about to happen is not limits the number of people inside and checks temperatures but no one appeared to be buying out of panic, no one else does either because. >>shelves get emptied as they did when this thing first started that's not a good thing for anybody cut costs go shoppers said there is also one case limit on bottled water. >>others had no qualms admitting they were panic buying but not everyone was disappointed to learn the shelves were wiped clean of toilet paper i guess i the

bland's zone otto's grocery chain reported no run on toilet paper and no limits so far either. however certain hard to find cleaning products are still one per customer. it's a motto people are stocking up here too in anticipation of more cooking at home and the store to has been stocking up says manager conditions to know where we've definitely been stocking up for the holidays, so we're thankful that we're prepared for that and. >>are in store buyers are really smart with what we've been holding in the back room as far as people and other items just makes that we had case something like this was about to happen is not limits the number of people inside and checks temperatures but no one appeared to be buying out of panic, no one else does either because. >>shelves get as they did when this thing first started that's not a good thing for anybody costco shoppers said there is also one case limit on bottled water. >>others had no qualms admitting they were panic buying but not everyone was disappointed to learn the shelves were wiped clean of toilet paper i guess i the right sto

but let's shift gears here visit another store, this is the isn't otto's of family market the one in willow glen there, several stores in san jose. and i'm happy to report that they do have plenty of toilet paper on hand they're telling me that they're just like people that the store to have been socking up and planning for something like this. they're also telling me that these new tighter restrictions mean people are going to be cooking from home here during the holidays in the next several the demand for groceries or going out, other than toilet paper they do tell me that there a few cleaning products are still in short supply so they're limiting people to one per customer some of those items but to other than that no panic buying setting in so far as to not back out here at costco i can tell you one other item may be in short supply here at least at this particular store is bottled water customers telling me that the story here as a limit of one a case of bottled per member going forward. it may just be the store, i'm not sure i did speak with one other person who i noticed had a

livermore 37 double in concord also in the 30's fairfield you're at 28 degrees right now and none of otto you were down in the 20's earlier. you sense warmed up a bit now at 34 degrees while santa rosa still below freezing at only 30 degrees. so it is a frigid start and much colder than yesterday was look at these temperature changes right here nevado down 14 degrees from the same time yesterday. well santa rosa down a full 17 degrees. >>rob all right. thank you john we are checking in on the traffic, your numbers are going down my numbers are going up because we're seeing an increase in traffic here on our bridges, it's not a bad commute. but it's a busy one especially at the bay bridge toll plaza, the line spilling back to west grand and slightly beyond so 15 minutes into san francisco. but hot spot free. so that's good check out 24 that's a part of your commute or wanted creek lafayette or and it's doing fine over to the oakland side, 5.80 is nice and smooth, 80 looks good to see leaving the south bay out of san jose going north here at 8 minutes from 2.80 up to 2.37 in milpitas that's

it's out in artist in otto frigo paints unusual canvases . his artworks are created on the bodies of violins and cellos. and then 100, german must reads. i'm getting extraordinary mother who as a german jew, had to escape the nazis with her children. welcome to our culture. schloss was a huge garage palace in the middle of damaged in world war 2, and then finally demolished in 1950. now it has been controversially rebuilt, and the newly named home bought for him will become a cultural center housing, a number of museums bringing together artifacts from all of the wells. it was reconstructed with money partially from private donors who were thanked in a special ceremony on sunday. was music hall. thank you for the private donors who raised over 100000000 euros to the new berlin city palace in the heart of the capital. a labor of love for the friends of the berlin palace association, headed by businessman. they hand fund budgeting to says the lives of god. it's been the task of a lifetime. i'm unbelievably happy and grateful and also humbled by

the shower activity but as we take a little bit of a closer look here sandra fell getting wind of otto petaluma all the way up to santa rosa on one oh one and then at the coast as well but take a bay parts of point rays and we're definitely seeing even through one of the richmond area possibly getting. the bridge went there as we take a closer look you can see mill valley on the map yeah we're definitely seeing that rainfall along the peninsula. some scattered showers that i'm tracking that moved out of half moon bay but are moving east so pollo also you're going to be looks like you're going to be next in parts of stanford san mateo you're getting some of those raindrops and then there's a whole lot more on the way for everybody and you can see that here on futurecast 4.10 o'clock it looks like the entire north bay should be pretty much covered and then by lunchtime we're going to see it continue to be more widespread in the entire very we'll be seeing it into the afternoon hours. and it's also going to be windy. i'm seeing the winds right now start to pick up go over those in just a

but otto had a cornfield that was very important. the reason these cornfields became important is because they provided some level of concealment for soldiers trying to move the attack. a lot of these attacks are completely exposed, and then troops are exposed to small arms fire and canister and shrapnel. they just get shredded really quickly. there's also the case of some very poor tactics that are used in the battle, particularly on the union side. edwin sumner, his tactics are just atrocious that he uses. william french at sunken lane. the tactics are we are just going to pile men in and try to overwhelm you with force of numbers. when you do that, your losses are going to really be high. peter: would you agree with the assessment that most of war combat usually took place around 50 yards or less -- maybe a bit more, but certainly under 100 yards? that is, as he would acknowledge, a sweeping generalization it also strikes , me that that is what often happened in antietam. even though there are open, wide fields, the undulating nat

paulina muchos estudiantes tienen pensado visitar sus familias les instan que se queden en el campus ottoeso y revertir ciertas enfermedades. la buena noticia que hay una terapia y se llama (nombre en inglÉs) pero de que se trata y cÓmo funciona bueno michel especialista de generaciÓn celular nos cuenta muy buenos dÍas michel cÓmo estas?. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hola buenos dÍas, un saludo grande a las personas en el estudio >>> aquÍ te queremos mucho y estamos contentos que estÉs hoy con nosotros cuÉntanos un poquito eso de la fotÓn platinum >>> una terapia que es a base de infrarojos donde cien por ciento podemos ayudarnos a tener un Óptimo crecimiento celular a travÉs del calor donde penetra a la cÉlula y elimina la mayor cantidad de toxinas sin tener efectos secundarios >>> vemos que es una cÁpsula en quÉ consiste esa terapia en esa cÁpsula?. >>> esta cÁpsula la persona se le hace todo el higiene se desinfecta la persona estÁ en traje de baÑos dura entre 40 minutos y uno hora la cabeza estÁ afuera como puede ver, siente un calor donde poco a poco el cuerpo va a ir haciendo que el calor s

and is the stepdaughter of otto frank, the father of anne frank. thank you forjoining us. too little. there were thousands of people who should have had a court case. and you know, many people escaped and never had any trial. and then only a few had really hanging and most of them got away with a relatively short internment. it was too short. the world had to learn from what happened and it wasn't really good enough. i think that's possibly your phone because lots of people want to talk to you today and they want to talk to you today and they want to talk to you all the time, because i know that you go into schools a lot and talk to schoolchildren about the importance of remembering the most horrific events. just explain a little bit more for our viewers what you say to children today, young people today about what went on, and why we must all remember. it is amazing, just in this period the survivors garnered many people ask me if it is similar to your time in the war and me if it is similar to your time in the warandi me if it is similar to your time in the war and ijust