if otto is okay, that looks pretty good, but audit was 60% of their revenue, so that's what makes meittle bit nervous. i am nervous in general with auto. the strike, we will see how long it lasts on top of everything else. >> i got to be honest with you, i had a little bit of a chuckle. i saw some of the notes that suggest you have mellowed on intel. i am like -- the guy was in a deep slumber on intel, and he may be opened one eye. how do you mellow from that state? >> as you know, and i think what you are referring to, we get upgraded -- >> that's what i'm referring to. >> the title of that is, we hate this call, but fine. that call is on the back of seeking channel normalization. the channel has normalized. the company is actually possibly pre-announcing last quarter as well as this quarter that it should be good. they already say they are coming up into the upper half. that's all good. my guess is going forward, each of those revenues, maybe we can be some upside. i think there's some question on margins now. the cfo was certainly talking down the gross market trajectory next year

i'm otto. i'm mr. burden's hired man and i'm here to drive you.e led us to a hitching bar where two farm wagons were tide and i saw the foreign family crowding into one of them. the other was for us. jake sat on the front seat with otto and i rode on the straw in the bottom of the wagon box covered up with a buffalo hide. the imgrans rumbled off into the empty darkness and we followed them. i tried to go to sleep but the jolting made me bite my tongue and i soon began to ache all over. cautiously i slipped from under the buffalo hide, got up on my knees and peered over the wagon. there seemed to be nothing to see. no fences. no creeks. no trees. no hills or fields. if there was a road, i could not make it out in the faint starlight. there was nothing but land. not a country at all. but the material out of which clints are made. host: professor, you were reciting along with laura lunsden-black there. she talks about the country almost as a character. guest: yes. one of willa cather's contemporaries, mary austin, wrote about regionalism in literatur

two archaeologists arrive here, karl sester and otto puchstein in 1881.ived here, they were shocked because they were expecting to see assyrian monuments. and then they realised that actually there is something very different and actually greek and persian cultures are uniting in mount nemrut. wow. so creating something unique? yeah, something unique. this religious sanctuary shows the greek gods zeus and apollo and hercules the hero with greek faces but persian clothing and hairstyling. alongside these composite deities is antiochus i, the king of the commagene empire. it's a small empire. it survived for 234 years on the western part of the euphrates river. during his reign, the kingdom was very, very rich, so he was the most powerful. they have the golden age. king antiochus i wanted to show his richness and his power. so he's like a godlike figure. so this whole thing is really a statement of power. yeah, a statement of power. he wanted to be unforgettable, you know? aha. yes. well, i mean, we're not forgetting him today. yes. and luckily, his head su

well done, here you know us, well done, well done, very good, bravo, amazing dog, come on, can i meet ottots, but by the way, how are his relationships with other dogs developing? he... is quite friendly, if no one rushes at him, then yes valeria, first of all, bravo, amazing, i would really like you to tell our viewers in more detail how you came to this extraordinary hobby, it’s not appeared in your life by chance, and i always wanted to do something together with with his dog, he was a very active dog, he lacked the usual physical activity from walking, we did... obedience , but this was not enough, he couldn’t run a lot, he couldn’t jump, because he had an injured leg, and he had a lot of energy, it had to be put somewhere, and at the same time i noticed that on the street he really loves to sniff, explore everything around, but at the same time he finds such unpleasant things as some kind of rotten meat or leftover food, not very nice, and i decided that i needed to send this one to him research energy in a different direction, in a safer direction, and i came across an article about

. >> seems like the manhunt for the otto will be over and leave the pups in peace. we will talk to the photographer who's been tracking her for months, part of the reason she went viral. >> i can't wait for that conversation. really looking forward to that. thank you for that preview. >>> a day after police announced the arrest of a man for the deadly house shooting, the father is speaking out for the first time, of tucker, says the son did not know the suspect. he had gone to the party of friends when the shots wound out hitting and killing the teen and two other teens. the teen who went by the nickname "k3" was an avid football and basketball player who spent nearly all his time playing sports or working out at the gym. the dad says he was a good kid, great big brother. he says he moved his young family to antioch a year ago to keep them safe. >> just thinking about the future he always told me i just don't want to be a failure. the reason why we're out here is so we don't have to deal with things like this. take him out of the areas where i feel that harm could b

pero no se le olvide que sábado otto de vientos esos vientos secos mucho cuidado con los incendios.o una campaña para informar a la comunidad sobre los peligros de que una persona con antecedentes de violencia doméstica esté en posesión, por ejemplo, de un arma de fuego. karina gómez ella trabaja en el centro de justicia de familia de ese condado. ha conversado con nosotros sobre cómo ahora una nueva ley podría ayudar en este tipo de casos. karina buenas tardes. cuéntanos primero cómo va a funcionar esto es tratar de darles un poco más de importancia a lo que es, cuando las personas que tienen órdenes de restricciones tienen armas en el hogar, entonces la ley ya les decía que las personas con órdenes de restricciones no deben de tener armas, pero esto les da un poco más del poder a la corte a poder tomar más acción sobre el asunto. >> cuando las personas que reciben una orden de restricción no entregan sus armas y más que nada cuando cuando hay violencia doméstica en el hogar. bueno hablemos de estas personas que tienen una orden de restricción que ya lo decías, pues no tienen, no p

airport. destined to joined the backup, waiting to get into southern gaza with german foreign minister, otto had a bad bulk, is extending her diplomatic visit to the middle east. she's now in israel and will travel on till 11 on and then to pay stomach in agent after meeting with these right. the latest today was bandbox at the israel had the right to defend itself, but its protection for civilians. she also announced that germany will increase humanitarian aid to gossip by 50000000 new orleans, describing the situation that is catastrophic. the foreign minister also demanded the immediate release of hostages, held by hum us visa viewing. guys in these innocent hostages need to be released immediately. can these innocent parents, children, and grandparents be ongoing to him? we all want to prevent the entire region from plunging into chaos. and this is why yesterday i traveled to jordan. and this is why i'm going to continue traveling to 11, and this is why and all these places i'll be very clear in my messages. this book has been on this note pulls up in an into this conflict 69. like so ma

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this is expansionist i. otto, what it considers. it's called southern neighborhood, specifically the middle east, north africa, and the saw has region. we discussed this issue with a pile of guest level. please turn into much of this. we need to address this to by like zation of the international peace and security port island on, on the commission president sort of on the line, a sense that europe support we put in. we never ceased since i think on. so also with some you of in states have said about the scale of a systems to keep the it's just going to 11 pm here in the russian capital. welcome wherever. catching the news from today across the globe, this is oxy. a ton does need to ship, hasn't attempted to shift the focus onto russia off of the north american countries . paula: but who was a scandal? why hosting an s s not c version kind of deputy reply, most enlightened inputs and had quoted weaponized that mistake. the russian president was one of many who could decides the incident. and now also is urgent people to choose him o

and international sanctions against the dprk, including the provision of the bipartisan otto warmbier act, which i authored a couple of years ago that took effect in 2019. that law put additional teeth into the sanctions regime, applying secondary sanctions against foreign banks and entities that violate them. the sanctions regime has been subject to a lot of leakage. in fact, the united nations has identified a variety of schemes the dprk is using to evade those sanctions. and some of the firms that are aiding and abetting them in that effort. north korea's theft of cryptocurrency to fund illegal weapons programs is another area we must monitor and crackdown on. we must also do more to shine a light on the hermit's human rights abuses taking place in north korea. the dprk's increasing alignment with russia and china raises other concerns that we will discuss as we go forward. there are many other areas where we have to coordinate our efforts with south korea, including covering the p.r.c.'s economic coercion, prohibiting export of cutting-edge technologies that can enhance china's mi

inflicting on alexey papin, well, again , and here we can remember the fight between murat gassiev and ottonounced aggressor, this is murat and he was a boxer working as number two, who threw a lot, in the end, tavalin raised his hand there, and it cannot be said that it was unfair, well, this is what is called adrenaline, you see now. an offer to exchange, but not near kanaty. by the way, this is very cool, it warms up the audience, it gives impressiveness to the fight itself, it gives , first of all, entertainment, what everyone actually expects from professional boxing, and today we get everything in full this evening, the rut sounds, five rounds behind, that means half, six rounds behind. bit by episode, but overall the battle is probably being fought by soslan now. alexey still can’t take aim and hit properly, as they say. yes, there are isolated hits, but the overall tone accountant azbarov, a player of moscow spartak, spartak missed him very much today, those who follow football will understand, well , promes is watching this match carefully, he made the right choice on how to spend

cooperation with this orchestra, the conductor can receive an honorary gold ring and a nicolai medal, ottoeft, he conducts not only the virtuo moscow chamber orchestra, the national philharmonic orchestra russia. this is vladimir spevakov. yes. the third round is completed. and i sum it up. 2,200 for kirill, 3,100 for roman, 10,200 for alexander. the final round is ahead. why, she loves dogs more than people, so we put it together so that you have no doubt that i am persecuting, for which i finally decided to break the vow of silence, they write that he is a traitor to his homeland , a scoundrel, abandoned his old mother, wife, and therefore children, first interview with the mother of the traitor, he was called a terrorist because he opposed the ainy, handel, forest, motya and luna, who is it now? lives in the room of her beloved son arthur, i have a son, a foreign agent, why now, hiding in latvia, he has to wear women’s clothes, our woman’s fate, russia must try hard to make me want to return, and what does my brother think of such european metamorphoses smalyaninova, serving a sentence

google, you will see the first link... that you will see, this is a refutation of this phrase, that otto of world economy and international relations of the russian academy of sciences, political scientist and expert on german history, alexander kamkin is in touch with us, we are glad to welcome you. hello, why are there so many false quotes from bismarck about russia? bismarck is a very major historical figure, and of course, with his opinion, they often... covered their positions, well, the famous quote about ukraine, of course, does not stand up to any criticism, if only because in bismarck’s time, there was no ukraine as such, there was little russia, there was a coal basin, on the basis of which later donbass was formed, there was galicia, which was part of the austro-hungarian empire, but there was no region on any map issued even in germany during the bismerck era until 1890, bismarck was quite a pro-russian politician, in modern terms... and spoke for an alliance with russia, even in 1887, on his initiative , a secret insurance agreement was concluded between russia and germany,

i also appreciate jordan's comments as well. >> thank you, otto for your comments. other speakers in the chamber? welcome. charles. [video] looks like a strong arm robbery with weapon charges. they are obstructing her. dpw is violent. where is the legislation? you are pezed be board of supervisors where is the legislation to protect the at this timeses from the violence that you are -- employees are committing on -- immoral. when do we get to legislation. thank you. charles. anyone else to address the board. no one jumping up. >> go to remote comment. why our first speaker. any speaker comment who is violate discrimination or harassing

>> i know, he is relevant, otto bernier, musician, a community supporter of all things bay area.ere every game peer >> we are celebrating 50 years of hip-hop and bay area culture, on nbc bay area you can check it out all week, we're going to highlight artists throughout the week for a 6:00 p.m. newscast. >> we will be back with you for our 11:00 from the 20 yard line, after the 49ers be the cowboys, we will send it back to you in the studio. >> thanks a lot, a great time out here, thank you very much. >>> after a few days of crystal clear blue skies, and heat in san francisco, the last day of fleet week air show in the city had to do with fog rolling into the bay. >> is a bittersweet run for festivities this year, nbc bay area sergio katana. >> reporter: as air show fans look to the skies and pointed their iphones and cameras in the air hoping to get a glimpse of the flyby, the fog made it a little more difficult. >> we can hear them coming but we can't see anything. not a good day. yesterday was supposed to be the good day to come. >> reporter: carl the fog is what the residents

. >> otto baseball playoffs ex-giants skipper bruce bochy and the rangers trying to finish off the rayso of their wild card series to zip rangers in the fourth. evan carter high deep aloha to right. oh, look out. the fan right there really took a hard shot. rangers took a four nothing lead in the sixth. it's former a mark simian. there's a lot of former a's involved in these playoffs all over the place that drove in a run raised fans. the few who showed up flabbergasted. texas wins seven one. they sweep these two games on the road, advancing to the division round against the orioles. how about the twins hosting the blue jays? minnesota had not won a playoff series since 2002, and that was against the a's. sorry to bring that up . bases loaded in the fourth. carlos correa, who was almost a giant with an rbi single, they're going nuts in minnesota to former ace sonny gray. did i mention this? a few former a's in the playoffs and a jam in the fifth picks off vladimir guerrero jr to end the threat and a great tag by correa twins victorious two zip they sweep their wild card series and will

i wonder if maybe the example of mexico might be lifted up in the context here with otto. ambassador tai: great. there are these twin mandates we have. one is to place workers at the center of our trade policies. in terms of climate, that is also for our workers and our people. there are many different angles on this. yes, i think addressing the climate crisis is important for its own sake. but also, i think it is really important for the sake of our people and their futures. and more specifically, it is really important for our workers and our workforce, as we are evolving our technologies and our indices -- industries, to be able to ensure there are still middle-class jobs for workers in these new industries, is a critical piece of sustainability. different kind, not green sustainability, but policy sustainability. i think what we are seeing play out in the autoworker conversations around their contracts really highlights this particular intersection of two policy necessities. in terms of our work with mexico, on the usmca, and the rapid response mechanism, i think it is

. >> one of tools, some of the work that has been done on otto warmbier acted and the banking sanctions. these are important sanctions, we're starting a project now where we're trying to identify supply chains forg other things that are being imported by countries in the west. and china with regard to north korea for secondary sanctioning, there is the engagement side. there is the sanction side, that is important piece of this as well. >> thank you senator. i know senator romney has to leave now thank you. >> and when we were thinking about having this hearing on korean peninsula we thought we might get to the point where there was a consensus that what we've been i doing is not successful. at least in achieving the goal as wen have stated it, whichsa is denuclearization. that is a very worthy goal. in practice, clearly we would not be able to achieve it as you all have indicated. i do agree that we need to be thinking of other long-termnd approaches. in the meantime, i want to ask all of you about both northhi korea's relationship with russia and near-term decisions we may need to mak

i also appreciate jordan's comments as well. >> thank you, otto for your comments. other speakers in the chamber? welcome. charles. [video] looks like a strong arm robbery with weapon charges. they are obstructing her. dpw is violent. where is the legislation? you are pezed be board of supervisors where is the legislation to protect the at this timeses from the violence that you are -- employees are committing on -- immoral. when do we get to legislation. thank you. charles. anyone else to address the board. no one jumping up. >> go to remote comment. why our first speaker. any speaker comment who is violate discrimination or harassing we will move on. first call are. please. >> welcome, caller >>. hello. yea. so -- 2 things here definition of leadership is acting as a leader. leading i group or individual organization. a leader is somebody who take control of the choices [inaudible]. crisis. and taking care of the family. really want it focus on how you guys are going to do this. what your plans and how you will tackle issue and get the city become to normal. closu

as her famous predecessor otto von bismarck would say, in order for something new to arise, it is necessaryerman lands, raise skalin-germany, and then build a system of allied balance in europe to avoid wars, but so far everything is the other way around, the party of annalena berbak, the greens are losing ground and deputies from the left of the bundestag, for example, are dissatisfied with the sanctions policy that annalena is promoting, for example, they talk about it like this, the number of bankruptcies in germany. does not grow, rising costs consumer decline lead to more and more companies are going bankrupt. this also affected the upper franconian toy manufacturer hub. in the public catering sector , every tenth enterprise faces bankruptcy, and the green party and the foreign minister want to destroy russia with sanctions? it is high time to end the self-destructive sanctions that do not hit russia and do not help ukraine, but come back like a boomerang and ruin citizens and companies in germany. in fact, burbak is pulling the rug out from under his own fellow citizens, but how does

the love letter front, kim jong un, i believe, got the sweetest of love letters from donald and ottobier, who died on donald trump's watch. >> right. he came home and he was in a vegetative state. and in his parents thinking mercy for their son took him off life support. >> so please don't give me that, that everything is all hunky dory while donald trump donald trump brought him home. okay. >> any help? i think that it is really important that he and i know it was a major kind of sticking point we're going to talk about in the next block as well, that president biden not only called out anti-semitism, but talked islamophobia. and greg says we need to live in the present. and i agree with you and said it multiple times today. you got to start every conversation with this is what hamas did to israel. but after 911, not only we make tremendous military mistakes, we made tremendous mistakes at home. we put cops in mosques and surveilled these people. we did racial profiling up the and treated the moderate muslim population in this country as if they were all about to be arrested for a c

in fact, the operation was led by high-ranking nazi otto wechtor, with the support of heinrich himlerstory, these are far from random facts, the fact is that her youth, to be honest, was also quite russophobic, because when she was still a student, by the way, at st. anthony college, she was in britain, this is russophical too, college in oxford, then she came to ukraine that was still soviet, here’s an interesting point, even then soviet ukraine, even under sherbitsky, even yes, she essentially introduced propaganda for the abolition of soviet ukraine and received assistance from canada, her... there they even asked me to leave, but here , as they say, you can’t live without sores, that’s when she met sores, by the way, she advised him on where to give money, to which ukrainian organization, which one is better, which one is more anti-russian, and she achieved her goal, in fact, this is exactly when she was in ukraine, and it just launched her career in the future directly in canada, there is data that the canadian government directly financed bandera... structures, and you know them

i also appreciate jordan's comments as well. >> thank you, otto for your comments. other speakers in the chamber? welcome. charles. [video] looks like a strong arm robbery with weapon charges. they are obstructing her. dpw is violent. where is the legislation? you are pezed be board of supervisors where is the legislation to protect the at this timeses from the violence that you are -- employees are committing on -- immoral. when do we get to legislation. thank you. charles. anyone else to address the board. no one jumping up. >> go to remote comment. why our first speaker. any speaker comment who is violate discrimination or harassing we will move on. first call are. please. >> welcome, caller >>. hello. yea. so -- 2 things here definition of leadership is acting as a leader. leading i group or individual organization. a leader is somebody who take control of the choices [inaudible]. crisis. and taking care of the family. really want it focus on how you guys are going to do this. what your plans and how you will tackle issue and get the city become to normal. closu

as the charnel of horrors that you see pictured here in this famous painting by the german artist otto dix. it's a painting which the nazis, ironically banned because it portrayed implied that war was hell. it bad and futile, accomplished nothing, which didn't exactly jive with the nazi agenda as legendary head of allied food relief back in world war one, though, hoover would cross the war's front lines. he would conference with generals and he famine trench warfare and other horrors from this first total war. now, the way hoover is usually portrayed over this period, i think is a lot of truth. that, of course, is a lot of importance. but it's, of course, as great humanitarian who saved the world from starvation. but that that depiction obscures this deeper process of geopolitical thinking that i'm trying to pay attention, trying to draw attention to that is justly celebrated humanitarian reputation. but hoover's great food mission for the allies which is seen in this official hunger map was keenness in the wars collapsing empires, exactly where most of hirisky emerging market ventures

the gerald prize for distinguished coverage of the presidency twice the otto beckmann memorial, also twice, and the smith memorial award. mr. baker is also a political analyst for msnbc's and regularly a panelist on pbs's washington week. please join me in welcoming mr. baker. dr. elizabeth saunders is the director of georgetown university at his marotta center and associate professor, the walsh school of foreign service, a core faculty member in the security studies program at georgetown and a nonresident senior fellow at the brookings institution. her research and teaching interests on international security. u.s. foreign policy, including the presidency and foreign policy and the politics using force. dr. saunders first book leaders at war how presidents shaped military interventions, which was published by cornell university press one the 2012 george jarvis schrader best book award from the american political science association's international history and politics section. her forthcoming book, the insider's game elites, democracy and war, will be published very soon by public p

feast that can be measured not by the number of dishes, in meters, which means... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ottoea, like with tea, with dessert, or something, tea is usually at the end, no, the aksakal is the first to serve tea, this is... the elder, then the rest of the guests, so here we have skinkhalina, this skinal is also a national dish, but we talk a lot and eat little, little, we get there , we slowly and calmly get to khinkhal, i see, well, almost a native plate, i mean native, because in italy we have the same this is how the feast would begin with a plate of pasta. sprinkled with walnuts, nuts, yes , it tastes better that way, well, interesting, this is the first time i’ve seen grated walnuts on paste, so, first a piece of meat, a piece, and then kinkhali, now let’s try the miracle, but the miracle is property, here, only yours is different, this is not a third-party miracle, there is meat, potatoes, onions inside everything, it looks like this recipe miracle. and it’s very filling, oh, we’re cutting up a sheep, wow, can i have a small piece , that’s what it means in dagestan, take a

a burden of proof you have to show that would happen and hear the analogy -- i'm just pling this, otto but the giature could have achieved purposes, whatever you think they are, at some other way without doing buitid but you're objti to and there is no evidence thetu legislature could have achve partin which everyone says is permissible in any other way. what do we do with good faith? >> a couple of respoes i do think evidence enters the same question, if you were relying on that, wouldn't you do other ings instead? >> i could achieve the same partis oective they spit out maps by the thousands, i thought that would be ait relatively modest verdict. >> it's still just a way to answer the question, explain how e evidence is strong. the other thing as a legal re rather than evidence both sides could make argument it is even more competition public it cases so my understanding is th want their alternative not where the is no or near direct evidencendhere should be a mini trial with direct evidence to bring thiin play and then i think you have to have litigation and appeals on the alternati

yes, let me out , but please don’t call me when i’m at work, otto leonidov, that’s all for now, you weren, what is this? the most poisonous jellyfish in the world , a deliberate murder, and i almost made her friends with my hands, and what am i talking about, i’ll go and tell lyosha, then, lyosha, i myself i’ll tell you, yeah, just don’t forget, igor, you were taught to knock as a child, well, i didn’t come to you, but then get out of here, he came, yes, yes, oh, igor, you come to me, no, i come to ilyana nikolaevna , can i ask now, ilyana nikolaevna, it’s a shame for you, he can, what happiness, what happiness, come in , hello, elina, well, nikolaevna, i still can’t do anything, i’m sleeping, sleeping, i want , all the time, i’m here with you, standing, talking, sleeping, give me some, and you can, just take one tablet at a time, strictly one at a time, yes, take pills, strictly one at a time, i remember, but they are also athletes, athletes are not allowed, i won’t do it, you can, freeze. what, wow, the herronic flecker or sea wasp is considered one of the most dangerous living creature

en el hotel marley otto de la ciudad de nueva york para recaudar fondos para la cura de la parÁlisis. en todas estas enfermedades. >> quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil? >> de estar paralizada? la pÉrdida la independencia, lo que sabÍa que era para mi familia, este hombre no se separo de mi lado por tres meses, al que lo conozca sabe que difÍcil. >> dijiste que te hace reÍr todos los dÍas, serias a la clave para una relaciÓn estable? >> yo creo que eso tiene mucho que ver, agradeciÓ la vida pero decile mi amor, lo que tÚ quieras. alan: esas son las mejores palabras, lo que tÚ quieras siempre y asÍ basa llega una relaciÓn duradera y hermosa como la tienen ellos. karla: que bueno que se involucren en este tipo de fundaciones porque como esa gloria solamente las personas que lo han vivido, en el caso de ya que su paralizada sabe lo que significa que una persona con esta discapacidad se pueda sentir independiente. alan: esta fundaciÓn sven importante que es de un jugador y su hijo sufriÓ parÁlisis por los golpes. karla: los queremos mucho. no se encantan los consejos de matrimonios felices. Él es sup

imposible, esas son las palabras que note les ha, imagÍnese cÓmo movilizar a toda la ciudad de austin ottoentran israel pero es muy importante porque vino anthony blinken para manejar la diplomacia y ahora viene el secretario defensa de los estados unidos para reunirse con el primer ministro benjamÍn netanyahu. esta esta situaciÓn, hay muchÍsima tensiÓn, los cohetes siguen cayendo en esta zona de ascalÓn la gente estÁ sorprendida, asustada de lo que estÁ ocurriendo, no se esperaba una reacciÓn asÍ pero lo que sigue es lo peor, en estos momentos no hay negociaciones, no es ese el fuego y lo mÁs roles que lo peor de la guerra este porvenir. regreso al estudio. satcha: mientras esto ocurre finalmente estados unidos pone a disposiciÓn de miles de ciudadanos norteamericanos a aviones chÁrter para sacarlos de este territorio y conflicto. ¿quÉ nos puede decir de este operativo y cÓmo reacciona los norteamericanos que desde hace varios dÍas se le imploran al gobierno de biden que lo saque de ahÍ? jorge: que no hay suficientes aviones, esa es la realidad en el aeropuerto hay miles y miles de person