to get more on this, let's turn to peter black's lee.ere is one thing that _ minister statement there. there is one thing that leapt _ minister statement there. there is one thing that leapt out _ minister statement there. there is one thing that leapt out of - minister statement there. there is one thing that leapt out of the - one thing that leapt out of the statement to me, and that is the strapping that had been found under the van when the police stopped him. strapping means one thing, planning. how did this prisoner plan this escape, the source strapping, in order to build himself to the bottom of this band. this must have taken some considerable degree planning, and wasn't, i would strongly suggest, something thatjust occurred on the spur of the moment. —— bought himself to the bottom of this man. very, extremely serious questions need to be asked at hmp wandsworth. the questions need to be asked at hmp wandsworth-— wandsworth. the minister there is talkinu wandsworth. the minister there is talking about _ wandsworth. the minister

, peter black, he talks about lot, a lot of former about a lot, a lot of former coppers, you may say, generation. listen, let's proper let's get back to proper policing. the graduates, not policing. not the graduates, not those kind of seem more those who kind of seem more concerned tweets concerned about policing tweets as opposed to policing streets , as opposed to policing streets, perhaps some form of veteran has got in there a bit of proper backbone. is that a route forward? >> well, when the police was were first founded, it was largely ex veterans. people were retired army officers and so on and so forth. who became the police. and they had the necessary experience to do common policing within common sense policing within communities . as you know, the communities. as you know, the old of bobbies on beat old idea of bobbies on the beat going they going around, they were a preventative measure by being in the communities, by being a presence, people then presence, people wouldn't then commit crimes they were commit crimes because they were there. see the police there. they could

we are now near the black sea national university named after peter mohyla, in mykolaiv , almost allcational institutions in the city were either damaged or partially damaged. destroyed in each of the institutions hit and hit by russian missiles to the director of the department of education and science of the mykolaiv regional military administration, ms. alla valikhovska i greet you ms. allo good afternoon please tell me now how much destruction in the region in the school in the city in relation to schools and universities and secondary educational institutions, well, it really suffered very serious destruction in our country out of a thousand in the institutions that are in the region , educational institutions are completely destroyed literally to the foundation and are not subject to restoration, this is 35 e-e 243 institutions have different degrees of damage, today we are trying our foreign donors are helping us to fix it by force, there are special programs that also include institutions, and 12 of our vocational and technical institutions are very seriously damaged . and no

he really likes to talk about the black sea, to mention everyone there, from peter the great and furtherfurther and the history when the safety of shipping is no longer determined by russia usually strikes and causes a reaction, and it is also critically important for him to ensure the sale of his land and to gain political positions for him withdraw the russian state bank from swift, cancel the restrictions on transport insurance services, and putin perfectly understands the broad in 7-10 people naftogaz, in general, energy resources play such a role, well, they simply will not play, and in this zashmorg energy energy weapons will no longer work, he wants to build a new strategic weapon a this is food, uh, as a result of the green revolution, less will be needed. but people will still eat , and many people, and putin understands perfectly well. a piece of bread is a story that the country has at the mental level, at the level of habits , at the level of traditions, and he wants to throw a punch in relation to food if the energy does not work, that is , he will continue to hit this story

wanna watch it because it might just change the way the the welcome act across black were all things are considered on peter labelle dramatically. we're discussing nato's choice, the . okay, let's go back to matthew in montreal. okay, we've heard all the speeches from zelinski and from all of his backers, particularly joe biden. this is all about democracy in territorial integrity and all and the children, of course, they always mentioned the children at the end of the sentence here. but what's, what's really going on. the reason why i want to set this down is because it's a huge money laundering operation, just like afghanistan was. that's why there's so much hesitation and what's, what is really a working in the, the, the advantage of the us and its allies, is that they have a willing participant. you know what, what we have here is that ukraine is not a victim, it's a volunteer, it's volunteering for this and it's leadership. and that's what makes it so morally repugnant. okay. because they're in on the money laundering, matthew. yeah, everyone's morally compromised or playing this thing, even the pandor

black and white. thank you very much. chile, their struggle was over salt peter that initiated a war among chile, peru and bolivia.oday there is a fresh topic over rare earths. there are 17 of them which are mostly filled with lithium. these natural resources are at the center of the dispute. why are these minerals important? there's actually a certain conflict among countries over natural resources, especially china versus the us. what are the consequences? of such struggle in countries that embrace these natural reserves. china controls about 90% of these rare earths on the international market. however, the us needs these natural resources very urgently, so the us is looking for them in different parts. they are looking for minerals in mining wastes. the us takes the copper as well. sweden and finland, spain and the u.s. are reactivating some of the mining centers, and the us is in. i particularly believe that we are about to experience hard times from now on. why do i mention this point? because when you talk about rare earth, there's a real struggle over minerals and energy as well, it's been a crucial issue

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, was access to the southern seas, the sea of ​​azov and the black sea, the opening of its own trade routes in the mediterranean region peterthe 17th century. started moving south. from the azov campaign he conquered the azov fortress and founded the city taganrog already under catherine the great in the 18th century. it will become the largest trading port of russia in the south through taganrog, the main flow of russian grain, one of the main sources of export income, by the end of the century it accounted for 2/3 of the turnover of all southern russian ports; grain was delivered from the southern regions of russia along the don river or through the eyes of chuman by land. in the nineteenth century , new trading ports appeared on azua and the black sea coast. harbors odessa kherson mariupol berdyansk grain was transported to these ports not only from volyn or podolia, but also from ekaterinoslav and kherson provinces, the large-scale development of industry and the construction of railways made them not only the main place for sending grain, but also new items of russian exports of coal , ore, metals. odessa, which in the

israel and saudi arabia, lester >> all right, peter alexander, thank you >>> now to a developing story out of texas, a houston area high school suspending a black student for the second time this year because of his hairstyle now, as antonia hylton reports, the family is calling on the district to change its policy >> reporter: darryl george, a high school junior, has been out of class for more than two weeks. the barbers hill independent school district in texas has suspended him twice since the start of the school year over his hairstyle. >> his grades are failing, like, they're going down drastically. he's not getting the proper education. >> reporter: all darryl wants is the chance to join the rest of his classmates >> go back to class, do what i need to do to get my education. >> reporter: the district says his hairstyle, called locs, violates their grooming code, which states that male students' hair wil not extend below the eyebrows or below the earlobes, but darryl's mom says her son always wears his hair like this pulled back above his eyes and eyebrows now, the family is considering legal action >> i want them to really educate theyse

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black voters who helped propel him to victory in 2020. bret baier is standing by with us at the reagan library but peter doocy live at the white house, and aign spending to try to reach out to black voters. >> $25 million, they know they have vulnerabilities there. >> on the air with early investment in advertising, $25 million reaching out to latino voters, african american voters, young voters making sure they know really what this president has done. >> president biden's approval rating with black voters is down double digits since taking office and comments like this one are not seen as helping. >> two of the great artists of our time representing the ground breaking legacy of hip-hop in america, l.l.j. cool j. -- by the way, that boy has got -- that man has biceps bigger than my thighs. >> a pollster is telling fox news digital, what we have seen, key voters, women, suburban women and hispanics, last 8 to 12 points in those key groups and now before the gaffe this weekend. and some liberals are warning the democratic party to change the way they do outreach. >> there is a certain coastal arrogance in this country and people feel it.

not been successful since the time of peter ii, and it was further strengthened, developed, kateryna iro, etc., but it has such a property, especially in the black always here well, that’s how it happens, i don’t know, and what’s going on now, what are their successes, well, the surface fleet is becoming underwater, it’s absolutely normal, and in command, whether alive or not, that is, i don’t have any enthusiasm i see there, in their submission of information, that is, the fleet is intimidated, the crimean occupiers are intimidated, this completely as a joke and they behave differently... completely, they are hiding now , they are trying to find out there how it happened, that they were hit during their meeting there, i don't know the insert there, what is it called, but it will continue, because our people are working there, intelligence is working, our air force is working, gur pra is working, we are all working on the liberation of crimea and i don’t know, i would be packing my bags in their place, i think that is what they are doing . it's just that they don't talk about it in the interview, you said that they have a growing feeling, well,

has not been successful since the time of peter i, and it was further strengthened and developed by catherine i, etc., but it has such a characteristic of the black sea, especially the fleet, it always sinks, well, that’s how it happens, i i don’t know, and uh, that’s what now, what success they have, well, in the surface fleet, it becomes a submarine, it’s absolutely normal, and in command, whether alive or not alive, that is, i don’t see any cheerfulness there , in their submission of information, that is, the fleet is intimidated, the crimean occupiers are intimidated, this is absolutely not a joke and they are completely different they are behaving, they are hiding now, they are trying to find out there how it happened that they were hit during the meeting there, their not a list, as it is called, but it will be further, because our people are working there, intelligence is working, our air force , gur is working, we are all working on the liberation of crimea and, i don't know, i would have already packed my bags in their place, i think they are doing that, they just don't talk about it in interviews. you said that they have an increasing fe

peter, thank you. >>> now to ray developing story out of texas, a houston area high school suspending a black student for the second time this year because of his hairstyle. now as antonia hylton reports, the family is calling on the district to change its policy. >> darryl georgia high school junior has been out of class for more than two weeks. the independent school district there has suspended him twice since the start of the school year over his hairstyle. >> his grades are failing. like they're going down drastically. he's not getting the proper education. >> reporter: all darrell wants is the chance to join the rest of his classmates. >> go back to class, do what i need to do to get my education. >> reporter: the district says his hairstyle called locs violates their code which says male students hair will not extend below the eyebrows or earlobes. her son always wears his hair like this, his mother said. now, the family is considering legal action. >> i want them to really educate theyself on our culture, on our hairstyles and then they will see it is covereds. it is a part of who we are. >>

. >> state senator robert peters helped write the new law >> if you were rich and white, you were more likely to experience this, than poor and black and a woman. >> is there any concern that there are sheriffs, that there are prosecutors out there, that are saying this is making their job harder and will make the community less safe? >> if they do their job, with something that is fundamentally rooted in safety, not money, then we should be in a much better position. >> 40-year-old louis gonzalez was arrested last year for illegally possessing a gun. >> i picked up a weapon which was illegal at the moment. >> a nonprofit helped him pay a $200. >> after being sentenced, the only time you spent in jail was right offer got arrested >> that's right. and pay a bond. >> a word now removed from illinois law shaquille brewster, nbc news, chicago. >>> climate week kicks off with massive protests and major legislation. yesterday, thousands marched in new york city, urging president joe biden to stop approving new oil and gas projects and declare a climate emergency. meanwhile california's governor gavin newsom started climate week with land

successful since the time of peter the first, and then it was strengthened and developed by kateryna. the second, etc., but it has such a property , especially in the black fleet, it always sinks, well, that’s how it happens, i don’t know, and eh, what are they doing now, what successes, and in the surface the fleet becomes underwater, this is absolutely normal, and the commander, whether alive or not, that is, i do not see any cheerfulness there, in their information submission, that is, the fleet is scared. the crimean occupiers are intimidated, this is completely out of character, and they are behaving in a completely different way, they are hiding, now they are trying to find out how it happened there, that they were hit during their meeting there, the stake, as it is called, but further it will be, because our people are working there, intelligence is working, our air force, gur pra is working, we are all working on the liberation of crimea and i don't know, i would have already packed my bags in their place , i think that's what they're doing, they just don't talk about it in the interview, you said that they have a growing feeling of getting close

black home president is size affair kit has ruled ever try it and the one partner dictate to shoot for more than 30 his 1000. so for a trans flush, the country, every year peter and repression and minded to reveal it to our service and for many excellent has done nothing to us. some of the differences overhauled the view that government reason see is the more cautious like the ones from tele visa would happen again. let's go now to correspondent felix in the ring guy. he's following this story for us from nairobi. felix. hi there. tell us why these demonstrations end up so violent for the demonstrations i could have ended up being violent because one, the population of a chance in is right is associates is about 20000 every chance. and this particular groupings based the group that supports the government and the group that does not support the government's lives the best i loved because and once they clashed and all of a sudden police and going to have to split it. but these lads, a group of people, would actually be clashing at a site to migrate to then it became violent, but least how did this pass them? so in the course of people being this past and in th

peters helped write the new law. >> if you are rich and white, you are more likely to experience freedom than if you are poor and black and a woman. >> reporter: is there any concern there are sheriffs, prosecutors out there that are saying this is making their job harder and will make the community less safe? >> if they do their job with something that is fundamentally rooted in safety not money then we should be in a much better position. >> reporter: 40-year-old louis gonzalez was arrested last year for illegally possessing a gun. >> for my own safety i picked up a weapon which was illegal at the moment. >> reporter: a nonprofit helped him pay the $200 bail. after being sentenced the only time in jail was waiting. >> that is right to pay a bond. >>> still ahead here tonight the scandal over the co-founder of "rolling stone" magazine. why he was removed from the board of the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >>> plus the daycare fame. >>> plus the daycare crisis set to get a if you have moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor that can deliver clinical remission and endoscopic improv

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peter ii. the empire is developing rapidly, it needs outlets to the kozov and black seas.etrovna , russian authorities organized a massive resettlement of slavs from the balkan peninsula to the new southern territories. the colonists were given land, they served to protect the border of the russian state along with the cossacks and the military. from those times on the map. the name of the city still remains in the lugansk region slavic-serbian. during the war of 1735-1739, the russian empire ceded zaporozhye and priozuniye. at the end of the russian-turkish war in 1774: northern near the black sea. the issue of access to the black sea has been resolved. 4 years earlier, catherine begins construction of the dnieper line. from dnieper to azov. seven fortresses on the border of novorossiya. the governor of the novorossiysk territory, general grigory potemkin, by order of the empress, continues to resettle foreigners to empty lands. there is a bulgarian village 50 km from berdyansk, we have them here a lot, when the russian army, having defeated turak , returned home, then th

peter, thanks >>> in alabama today, a panel of federal judges rejected the latest congressional redistricting map drawn up by republicans. the court found it failed to follow a supreme court order to create a second majority black district in the state. now an independent lawyer and a cartographer will come up with a new map in an effort to give black voters more power at the ballot box >>> he's accused of bribery, corruption, and other charges. tonight, the suspended attorney general of texas is facing perhaps his biggest test, as his impeachment trial gets under way. here's laura jarrett >> reporter: tonight, embattled texas attorney general ken paxton fighting for his political survival at a rare impeachment trial. >> some of the evidence that you're going to hear is shocking >> reporter: with firing opening statements rounding out day one. >> what is being attempted here hasn't happened in our state in 100 years >> reporter: the conservative firebrand suspended after the republican-controlled state house voted to impeach him back in may. the state senate now deciding whether he should be permanently removed from office. paxton's been accused of misusing his powers to help a local real estate developer's str

black district. they order the next map be independently drawn. jury selection is under way this morning in the trial for former president donald trump adviser peterr ignoring subpoenas. a judge dismissed the attempts last week to drop the charges when he claimed the president issued executive orders. the capitol doctor said senate leader mitch mcconnell's health episodes show no evidence of being strokes or seizures. he froze up during a press conference, the second time in as many months he froze up while speaking in public. scott? >> thanks. >>> our "calls of the day" with one stock off 30% from its recent high. one analyst thinks the bad news is bak iedn. we debate it next. me, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher investments. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when clients do better. t

black lives matter" banner. so this guy is looking at a harsh sentence, at least 18 years. >> a judge ruled last week former trump white house adviser peterserted privilege to shield him from a house january 6 subpoena. do you think this is a big blow to his defense strategy? >> absolutely. unless he can get the former president to come and testify and say at his trial that, oh, yeah, you know, i exerted executive privilege and that is why he didn't testify, unless he gets that, he is looking at he has no defense, right? because he can't rely on the executive privilege when in the face of the fact -- it is just a fact, right? it is a fact that he did not reply, he did not -- he is in contempt. so he has to -- he is on the defensive which is a little bit odd, but he is on the defense receive on this because the evidence is so strong against him and the only allegation that he can make is executive privilege and if the guy who apparently asserted it is not there willing to say that he did it and there is no other evidence of the fact, yeah, it is not looking good for mr. navarro. >> highly unlikely that touch will testify. >> yeah, a good b

all blacks, those to meet and the tournaments opener on friday and are the favorites to progress had of italy year. why? and it'd be at peter summit has been taking a closer look at how this poll is shaping up host nation phone. so looking, so when the rugby world cup for the 1st time, but they have a very difficult tool, they face 3 time champions needs even the improve a. what's more with this and counsel will actually be the opening match of the tournament at the spend the phone. it should be able to come to some one of the various visual stadium. your excellent good phone. this you're having one, the read the championship. and there's too much on i'm on just guidance on the bottom is a team and of all when to obtain that's good enough. one is will tell the frame. so the only team to have played in the world cup final, not to action one the way the stuff. you know, you the, the home nation that refreshes myself. you know, through that through apple was a little bit in the last couple of eyes that have been involved in a few woke up some of the, the full list be the full and um by 2 roommates. and um, yeah, we'll use that

and john peters is a really impressive guy and that there's an we know enough about him that we should be we should be stressing that he's another one of these potential black geniuses for whom things doesn't work out. he actually is a lot like her. and i talk about others from earlier in her life, and it makes perfect sense that she would marry this guy who like who was really, really impressive and doing extremely impressive things. and that. then but you know, i had already written that chapter when nina dayton discovered more and published this wonderful article, which she let me see a little bit told me about and let me see a little bit before it came out. and it all fit perfectly. it all fit perfectly with where i was going. so i was able to get a couple more paragraphs out of it thanks to nina and cornelia hughes dating her article in the new england quarterly and so i, i kind of it wasn't there weren't it wasn't it wasn't really a shock. but one thing i am proud of and that i'm willing to stick by is that i found more poems in newspapers that i think she published anonymously, which was the norm for poets, the norm for women in the late 18th century

goncharenko called the head of the russian delegation , peter tolstoy, quote, a dictatorial servant, and then insulted the whole of russia, they represent this blackwe recognized all this as racism. e was adopted, the corresponding draft resolution is not a draft, but a resolution of the verkhovna rada well, the record holder for insults, perhaps, can be called deputy head of the ukrainian foreign ministry andrei melnik, and from the expert on liver sausage not only russians, but also westerners in july melnik literally sent to hell the bundestag deputy alfaster for opposing the supply of the armed forces cluster munitions earlier, for refusing to supply kiev with tanks, the politician called the deputy the ebb of the party, sarov got a quote from a disgusting witch, and elon got a mask for the desire to reconcile ukraine and russia fact, this is my very diplomatic answer to you elon musk and if sergeevich you once said that the ukrainians are already hmm, as if they are holding all their western curators and friends hostage a little, and they allow themselves. well, this behavior with them, as if everything is already clear, but it turns out that

peter weber is with us here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and he's going to make love to you in a windmill! so that is exciting. then here with his song from the great netflix documentary "the black it's called "letter to my godfather." pharrell williams from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, "the marvelous mrs. maisel" rachel brosnahan. actor/director greta gerwig will join us. we'll have music from taylor hawkins and the coattail riders. and later this week, john cena, rupaul, michael b. jordan, and janury jones, with music from dermot kennedy and cigarettes after sex. tonight, we begin a new year on an up-note with a very funny person. she is festive and resolute with a new movie too. "like a boss" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. you look fantastic. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: by the way, thank you. you played willona on "good times" live here on abc about three weeks ago. >> yes. >> jimmy: you were great, you really nailed it, you did a great job, thank you, it was very fun to do, it wasn't a hard character for me to play. >> jimmy: you did seem to sl

peter-paul. well, also at the board of the ministry of defense present was the commander of the black sea fleet , sokalov, who was triumphantly declared dead by ukrainian special operations forces. today, another clumsy lie from kiev has been exposed. as you can see in the footage, sokolov is alive, healthy, and working. but what’s wrong with the face now, as they say among the ukrainian nato commanders, who not only lied to the west, but also wasted it. expensive missiles, wasted, received from nato to attack black sea fleet facilities in sevastopol, which have been missing for a long time, thanks to professionalism and courage personnel of 25 and 138 motorcycle brigades in the kupyansk direction, the zone of control near the settlements of senkovka and petropalovka has been significantly expanded, as a result of effective fire damage, the armed forces of ukraine are suffering serious losses along the entire line of combat contact. over the current month, more than 17,000 people have been destroyed, more than 2,700 pieces of military equipment, including all american bradly infantry fighting veh

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so boghossian so like peter boghossian makes this you have this point about if you have a panel this point about if you have a panel, you have a black a black conservative of that's not diverse because he's got diverse because because he's got the opinions. right? right the wrong opinions. right? right so is everyone to so what they want is everyone to have the very narrow, have the right, the very narrow, correct just correct opinion, just in a different outfit. >> basically . >> yeah, basically. >> yeah, basically. >> exactly. so what do you think about this? they be about this? should they be focusing more free speech? focusing more on free speech? >> i'm interested how >> well, i'm interested how they maintain free maintain it. so surely free speech just having a place speech is just having a place where people can talk or is it security need what it? security they need what is it? free speech is almost the default, right? >> just. no, but the >> it's just. well, no, but the problem universities they problem in universities is they have particular a have unions in particular have a no platforming and what no platforming policy.

so boghossian so like peter boghossian makes this you have this point about if you have a panel this point about if you have a panel, you have a black a black conservative of that's not diverse because he's got diverse because because he's got the opinions. right? right the wrong opinions. right? right so is everyone to so what they want is everyone to have the very narrow, have the right, the very narrow, correct just correct opinion, just in a different outfit. >> basically . >> yeah, basically. >> yeah, basically. >> exactly. so what do you think about this? they be about this? should they be focusing more free speech? focusing more on free speech? >> i'm interested how >> well, i'm interested how they maintain free maintain it. so surely free speech just having a place speech is just having a place where people can talk or is it security need what it? security they need what is it? free speech is almost the default, right? >> just. no, but the >> it's just. well, no, but the problem universities they problem in universities is they have particular a have unions in particular have a no platforming and what no platforming policy.