i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?uest: one of our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one

i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?st: one of our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one ha

pierce: i go with sensational. bill: he didn't have that the lesson and choice a change as well, that is argument 2020 and. >> i told him to stop doing so that everybody has been at the now he believes it and watch. trump: we get the most both anything present in history then somebody else takes over they take a look at what we have versus what they have now and the differences so start is so massive and different countries a different place see what i got 74 million votes in the more than anybody be gusting to doug oc a loss he did not have to we have artists. pierce: finally he does not bang on about rig elections from 2020, nobody cares for us is at 2:00 a.m. face, listen, mr. president, if you keep looking back, you don't have a chance of win back the white house and look forward to me if you present a compelling argument of all you can fix what you believe the problems to become up in the country, i think one of his reasons for his triumph in the iowa, this jp morgan's diamond is said that if you go through al

yes, but some people need body restoration after piercing. how much of a process is this? remain even, i in any case recommend that you wait another couple of years, and maybe change your mind during this time, a scientist from canada conducted a study in which they found out that piercing significantly changes the microbiome of the skin, and for living microorganisms on its surface at the moment of puncture occurs a real disaster, the metaphor is quite understandable, disinfection occurs, the existing microbiota, existing bacteria on the surface of the skin are actually destroyed, if the piercing site has... managed to heal, then a new microbial community is formed there, which differs from what was before. for example, more streptococci appear, which can cause various inflammations, however, it all depends on the location of the puncture. half-serta is extremely contaminated from, well, from an everyday point of view, it is contaminated with organisms, microorganisms of a high degree. there's a whole a set, up to anaerobic microorganisms , which from the point of view of

you are the heart of lightning pierced my image like a flower from heaven, flower, flower, you struckt, if only you could teach me how to read and write like a human being, little one, read what i got, just hurry up, otherwise i need to set the table, you are greatly protected, happy, half, planid venus, you will soon get what you want from your beloved you special. pasha, who is this in particular, and what do i know, i didn’t love anyone, i didn’t go to anyone , i just go to my dear one, i won’t say which one, pasha, wait, where you, i want to go to the cathedral, to find out about my happiness, whether he loves or not, and who loves, dear, oh, forget-me-not eyes, there are so many of you, so much tenderness. tell me, no, and i will disappear, i will go out in the darkness of my days, tell me yes, throw myself into the abyss, i will die like a brine at your feet, don’t wake me up, i won’t, don’t wake me up, it will go down at the dawn. “bravo, what are you doing, gentlemen, i’m not in a voice today, here is the queen of my soul, i beg you to answer me, my fate is in your hands!” ple

this was between special counsel pierce on the question of immunity forhe president. [video clip] >>an you answer the question i posed earlier about are we to look at the broader question. with -- question dlt with i regards to presidential immunity fo no prosecution of official acts versus looking at this indictment at looking as true at the indictment -- at the act there. >> we have a preference that the court adopts the former view and looks at the question as the district court d wch is to sayas on questions of seraons of powers, nstitutional texts, presidents , tre immunity for a former president. we think the answer to that is no for reasons i'm happy to address here. if the court gives to the second question, there are hard questions about e ture of official acts. i think the judge's hypotheca , what kind of worldree living in if a president orders a seal team to aassinate a political rival and resigned before any impeachment, not a criminal act. president sells a pardon, resigns before impea t not a crime. that is extraordinarily frightening for the future if

silk handkerchief, i will return you with blood, warmed by a bullet, pierced, bark the captain. performs duties at the gun? until that day , he was stacking spent cartridges for me , but today, that is, since yesterday evening, i made him number six assistant, he can handle it, nothing, he removes the caps without delay, you order, you order the crew to be raised , no need, let them rest, the shells have been delivered, so exactly who is on duty on the right, i can’t find out, so... “find out and report , i obey, and let me bring the car here, i obey, and how are things, vasily ivanovich, it seems good, dmitry petrovich, soon in the eastern prusia will be, and yes, comrade captain , let me tell you , senior sergeant oleinikov is on the right as an observer." the car has arrived, okay, let him wait, freely, listen, boy, nothing, a good guy, standing, do you think, standing? sure, standing, good he will definitely come out of it, and it seemed to me so, i worked with him near the panorama a little, imagine, he understands everything, it’s just amazing, a born gunner, you’ll say, i

in the blood, he pierced one lung, the second lung, he inflicted 19 stab wounds on her and nine blowst he took her and kicked her. arms, legs , our grandson was in this in the hall, was in this, lying in the crib, oh, he was lying in the stroller, our grandson, and he approached his own son, this is their common child, three months old, he approached him, he wanted to pierce his heart, but he was above his heart, he gave him two blows, above his heart, he thought that if he pierced his heart and the child died, he... didn’t succeed, he took it, just slashed his throat, he he was slashed, he turns out to be taller than three, he hit him, he has a 7 cm scar on his chest, well, on his neck, i just when i hear this, i just need some kind of pause to digest it, i don’t know, i’m the only one, ksenia, you also get chills from what we hear. it’s not just frost here, here, i think, we are all sitting, barely restraining ourselves so as not to burst into tears, because it seems to me that it will never be possible to understand and survive the death of a child. this will forever be in their li

one of the bombs hit the building of a large theater, the other pierced the roof of the large kremlinsh correspondent alexander werth, who was in the russian capital at that time, recalled. the blast of anti-aircraft shells drummed through the streets like hail. dozens of spotlights illuminated the sky. in london i have neither seen nor hear nothing of the kind. to confuse german pilots, fake airfields, factories and other structures were built in the vicinity of moscow. during night raids, muscovites were forbidden to turn on the lights. sometimes more than a thousand anti-aircraft guns fired at the enemy simultaneously. oberleutnant luftwafe bötcher wrote: of all the sorties that... made in the east, the most difficult were the night flights to moscow. the anti-aircraft fire was very intense and was conducted with frightening accuracy. all moscow, if we look at photographs of moscow in 1941 year, we see that there are anti-aircraft guns everywhere. it is the borodino bridge; there are anti-aircraft guns on the borodino bridge. on gorky street, on gorky street there are zeniths. a co

i know i'm not allowed. >> pierce, what say you on this? if i was following bill belichick as the coach of the new england patriots and he had won six super bowls, i would be getting my excuses in very quickly. he is going to be an impossible act to follow. now, this guy can sit around if all goes wrong and say the negative coverage is racism. i think it is a shame. i like what the other black coach said. he kind of removed skin color from the equation. by doing so, he look at him as someone who got his job on merritt, as i'm sure this guy did. he has been with the patriots for a while and learned from the best in belichick. why not say judge me on the content and character of me and my players. nearly two-thirds of the players are black. 60% of americans are white. should we look at the disproportionate number of black players in the nfl and nba and say, it is racist? of course not. we don't look at it like that. i think it was a shame that the headlines from his first press conference. it might have been a bit of na naivety. if he would h

may, here i am with you , in the fogs i am enchanting, vaselka, sad, new, enchanting, enchanting, piercing know that the past few years have passed. there are scenes of moss paralyzed, all the bumps were growing, and everything is falling and became to me, so sum is sum and price. i’m in the garden, there’s deafness, there’s a lot of grass, there’s all the grass, mama, who the ranch was, nope, what the ranch was, and only the inscription. veranika, and only the inscription veranika. what is the greatest similarity between zen and beginning, you my dearest above, no more than what used to be. there is nothing like what used to be, and only the inscription veranika, and only the inscription veranika. what is more similar to zen began, why is your sweet name higher, no matter what the darkness was, no matter what the ranch was. and only the inscription of verogika and only the inscription of veranika, which can be applied to a person. veronica, in my dear name, come on, we are faithful! the nightingales sang without getting caught in the beginning of the day. storm clouds swept by at the begi

once official pierce will be the 4th head coach. the raiders have had since the team moved to vegas in 2020. so a lot of turnover there. hopefully. he's the guy could get it done. >> well, running a marathon is an impressive accomplishment. but imagine when runner from san francisco won the non-binary race category of last year's new york city marathon. only to find out there in eligible for the prize money that supposed to come with the title kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us in studio to explain what happened here. rob. >> noel coward. columbia is a non binary trans masculine runner was dealt with several obstacles in their long-distance sport. most recently going head to head with the organizers of the new york city marathon. >> with support from their friends and family on the sidelines of the new york city marathon cal cal in a great time in the 26.2 mile race in november. for first in the non binary race category, the first major marathon to offer prize money to non binary runners. it's really important for me to feel like i h

the white light is pierced by an eye, the lead is pierced by the danet, russia, russia is still not thereell of death, they do not know how to go back to the cities, dozens of people were cut alive in the house of trade unions, just for that, that they defended the right to be russian and to be anti-fascists. well, odessa, the colorados are over. finally, the ukrainian flag is russian burned. the kyiv regime is already from severo-donetsk. worked on nationalist positions in the avdeevka area, i’m fine, mom, dad, everything is fine , everything, i’m eating, good, warm, hello to my mother, wife, daughter, well, to everyone who knows me, well, oh, great, i say , hello, hello, dear friend, what do you serve and what don’t, serve and don’t want to quit, show me your helmet, what kind of helmet is it, how is it unmarked, show me, is it a trophy one? not really.

i forgot franklin pierce was from new hampshire. . james pindell, any thoughts on franklin pierce?our least popular presidents in american history. you go down the list of historians in terms of his role in perpetuating slavery before the civil war. people would say he didn't have much of a choice. wasn't a great husband, father either. but his legacy does hold on. there is a university named after him, his house was taken over after a while and made into a museum. there is a two volume series on franklin pierce done by a noted historian, very good actually. franklin pierce's legacy and story lives on. what is interesting, around that time of franklin pierce, there was an argument to be had that new hampshire held the first national convention largely to help elevate franklin pierce. it is a fascinating, weird period in america in the 1850's, but his legacy does still hold on. one fun fact, we have to does take its role -- there was no primary in the 1850's -- but it takes its role very seriously. and part of that, unlike other early primary states, by the way, no one has run for p

i talked to a boy whose friend lost his life after one of these pieces hit his head and pierced through his brain. so what people experienced here yesterday is unexplainable, after the blast, you can see there is a jungle here, there is a jungle here, and people ran toward this jungle uh, after the organizers of the uh event ask them to do so, because they were not safe at that moment, they just sought refuge by uh running toward the jungle, to stay safe and after hours they could leave this place, however, despite all these that happened and people went through yesterday, today, as you can see, again, people, hundreds of them, thousands of them have shown up here to just send a strong message to perpederators of this crime that no matter what you do, no matter you try to kill us, we will not, we will not stop. supporting uh iran, our country, and we will not stop supporting the oppressed, no matter what you do by even targeting innocent women, children and men on this day, on the anniversary fourth anniversary of general suleimani, people's love for this man will even grow more and mor

i pierce this letter g so that no one will eat my gingerbread, of course, we pierce it in order to letd take out our beauty, everything worked out, well done, and now it’s all in the oven, the most important rule in our bakery is never... no one judges anyone , love, respect, mutual understanding reigns in the team, our gingerbread cookies are ready, delicious, but we can still give them a little beauty, please tell us about plans for the future, you can develop, great question, we have a lot of options for the future, a gingerbread mold, i have a big one, it’s been waiting for sasha for 9 years. this form has been waiting for me for 9 years, when i can’t start today, it will be another wedding gingerbread, and i found a very interesting tradition, a long time ago, kissing through the answer in a gingerbread, that is, this can be played up at a wedding, there’s something for all this different sayings, valera and i have one, please , uh-huh, so, well, let’s get started, it’s time for the main thing, it’s time, oh, what are you! the smell, of course, here it is gingerbread cookies that

it, pierce it, pierce it, more, more , well done, oh, oh, let's go, oh, well, the hole is ready, baikaled a real send of baikal, we lie down on our stomachs and with our lips, straight from there , from there we drink water, oh my god, oh, i can imagine how cold it is, with my tongue don’t freeze just mom, listen, she’s not that cold, he said hello to you, did you hear? and this , friends, is not just a block of ice , we didn’t cut it out, this is also a miracle of baikal, hummocks, they are formed due to the compression of water, well , because of the current, because of weather conditions, because they often change, here it is the sun then frost, just where, when there is ice. there’s nowhere to go, it’s not just cracking , but it’s coming to the surface in such lumps, but what the hell, dreams do come true, you and i found ourselves on winter baikal, now i’m in the depths, and i’m on my way, our journey through baikal continues, but well, one might say, it has just begun, yes, come on, let's go, first a man tamed a cat, and then brought it to a cave. christmas tree, that’s what came

the pierce foundation is run by the pierce brothers once voted worst landlords in the uk. their charity also funds islamophobic think tanks and the extreme qabad sect. the elixar. foundation is run by david dangor, the property magnet. his foundation also funds islamophobic think tanks and the ethnic cleansing east alchuds. among the testimonials on the charity website is one from ian austin, the extreme zinanis who has displayed a profile picture on x referring to gaza with the words, let israel finish the job. there are also tributes from the board of deputies, the chief rabbi and even israel settler supporting. extremist ambassador to the uk zippy hottively, overall balokam is devoted to supporting the genocidal israel occupation forces in gaza in what appears to be breaches of the uk charity law. palestine declassified will pass the evidence we have on earth to the charity commission. i mean, there a need for a for a wider effort from the palestine solidarity movement to reveal target and... and dismantle these charities as part of the you know the boycott divestment a

andrew pierce thrown grown much more. noise? andrew pierce thrown grogo much more. noise?rce thrown grogo again afternore. noise? andrew pierce thrown grogo again after your morning >> go again after your morning news tatiana . news with tatiana. >> bev, thank you very much. we start this bulletin with some breaking news. a man who killed three people in a spate of attacks in nottingham has had his not guilty plea accepted on the grounds of diminished responsibility due to mental illness . 32 year old osvaldo illness. 32 year old osvaldo khalife , also known as adam khalife, also known as adam mendes, instead pled guilty to manslaughter in november. he killed university students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar and school caretaker ian coates in june last year . he caretaker ian coates in june last year. he also admitted to trying to murder three pedestrians who were hit by a van on the morning of the attacks . british strikes on attacks. british strikes on houthi targets in yemen are designed to send a clear message. that's according to the foreign secretary, briti

. >> will antonio pierce be back as head coach of the raiders next season?mark davis is reportedly interested in hiring jim harbaugh, but pierce made a strong case for the job after replacing josh mcdaniels. >> i was having fun as a linebacker coach. that was cool, right, but it's really cool being a head coach of the las vegas raiders. i love football. i said it before. it was my first love. football never cheat on me. it don't talk back to me. it's always there. >> still with the nfl, former warriors president bob meyers has switched teams, switched sports. meyers is joining the washington commanders to help their ownership group pick a new head coach and general manager. meyers will remain a basketball studio analyst for espn. meyers remained in contact with draymond green throughout his suspension. green was back sunday night and is ramping up to play, but he revealed on his podcast he thought about walking away until he had a conversation with nba commissioner adam silver. >> i just told him, "adam, it's too much for me, like it's too much, like this is

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in the west of the lpr. artillerymen destroy enemy fortifications with concrete-piercing shells, snowdriftsaller than a man, the roads were swept, the heaviest snowfalls in 5 years again interrupted traffic on federal highways in tatarstan. the transport prosecutor's office has begun an investigation; the cat twix, who was thrown out of the train carriage by the conductor, was found dead; russian railways is changing the regulations for transporting pets. ukrainian militants fired rocket launchers at the throat and fired at least twenty rockets and the same number of shells into the peaceful city. a civilian was killed and eight people were injured. about the consequences vitaly starushchenko. this is what one of the houses looks like now kirov street. direct hit, shot, apparently from hail. here is the actual part of the rocket. the colossal destruction swept away several. they immediately brought to us a woman with a back wound, a man with a wound to the lower leg and ankle, and also soft tissue of the scalp, then they brought a civilian to us, there was a traumatic separation of the uppe

can show it, the eye was already removed by the doctors, it was just badly damaged, well , it was piercedagment, i basically have enough fragments in my head, my brother told me that i it turns out it was rejected, it was rejected normally, and he caught me, well, it turned out that in his... it was rejected and what else, they told me that when i was evacuated, i still had some consciousness at that time, and i only had two phrases, damn, there's a bit of a checkmate, really. zabekaye, eh, eh, well, the phrases were somewhere in my mind, i’ve got everything, and i’m all hu, everything, and then you lost consciousness and woke up in kyiv, eh, yes, then i was also told by chance that i had a neck broken, well , the doctor told me that when he saw me on the horizontal bar, that i was already working out. says: it’s not too early , if, i say, but no, everything is normal, in fact , there is something in the fact that when you leave the front line, you can somehow, i don’t know, at least live a normal life for a little bit, feel that at least somewhere is not right loud as it is, but yes, the

the final ship was struck 90 times, most of the shots piercing her. at 4:30 dupont signal to withdraw. he intended to renew the assault come morning. his captains convinced him otherwise. uss since that. uss lived to new york for emergency repaired. david hunter's troops sat idle. the failure, i attempted to take the bull by the horn but he was much broke. while concluding charleston cannot be taken by a purely naval assault. exacerbating the embarrassment, within days two blockade runners carrying 11,000 rifles alluded his monitors. when word reached washington, the navy secretary was pained, grieved, and distressed. confederates celebrated. the boasted armada of the yankees met defeat one set. the blessing of god and the genius of beauregard baffled the malignant minds of our foes and the queen city stands untarnished. life continued as normal for charleston's anglo elite with weekly auctions of enslaved personnel and supplies smuggled through the blockade. admiral dupont kept his ships nearby for several days as he reassessed options. confederates

in the war, the film air by alexei german the younger is already on the big screen today, a true, piercingragile pilots with an iron will, eye to eye they went into the attack, sending partially wooden planes at a merciless enemy, incredibly complex filming, new technologies today make it possible to understand how they felt, who managed to keep tenderness and love in their hearts no matter what. alexander lyakin will continue: you know, well, there was such a feeling in my heart that i wanted to be in their place, i wanted to help. in the very first minutes of the film, the audience's palms are clenched into fists; german planes are shooting at a convoy of trucks with children. the beginning of the film seemed like a blow to the face, well, that is, it was very scary, very uncomfortable, well, that is, i was even physically uncomfortable. they went out to this battle, they not only won, yes, but they, they also retained their soul, courage, ability to love. in order to simply start the engine of the yak-1, on which the heroines of the film air fight, it was necessary perform about two doz

first, has anyone ever told you look like a young pierce br brosnan? and second, is paramount a buy on potential m&a opportunities with other -- >> what was that first question again? i want to hear that really slow. slow time. paramount i don't like the debt load. pierce brosnan, of course. that's the coolest guy on earth. can i have more questions? because there might be a question about the late sean connery who i -- okay, that is it. that's the end. people are warming up to the rest of the market outside of the magnificent seven and as a stock picker who reminds people of pierce brosnan i find this moment oddly joyous because we don't want two markets. we only want one. on mad tonight we're covering the best in the s&p and dow. who reigned supreme in the nasdaq 2023? i'm revealing the top performers. then it's just as important to ienlds the losers. i'm revealing the names of who landed at the bottom of the barrel. yeah, the nasdaq in 2023. and just ahead of one of the biggest invest health care conferences in the company i'm getting a preview befo

i know what year it is. >> today, justice department appellate lawyer james pierce, arguing for jackth in the appeals court, used the word "frightening" repeatedly to describe the world we would live in if the courts accept trump's claim of presidential immunity for any crime including murder committed by a president who is then not convicted of that same crime in a senate impeachment trial. >> the condition precedent argument that there is only liability, criminal liability for a former president, if that president has been impeached and convicted. that is wrong for textual, structural, and historical reasons and a host of practical ones, one of which i'll start with, to amplify the point. it would mean that if a former president engages in an assassination, selling pardons, these kind of things, and then isn't impeached and convicted, there is no accountability for that, for the individual. and that is frightening. >> joining us now is professor lawrence tribe, who has taught at harvard law school for five decades and is an appeals court practitioner of great success in the supreme

a piercing about high school. on way. and as we get into that new year, it's like, oh, man, nothing is ever to bring more the fact that high school there gentleman. how many of you are aware that for 9 years we did the theme song to the number one cartoon on the plant. how many of you are aware that that car, too? is going to be back for 40 percent? here's 104 days of summer vacation come. so just to so annual problem generation is fighting the good way >> there goes my guitar, gold coins. americans are, you know, what did you see the bar in the back of the stage now? pretty cool. they always invite fans of which is an awesome thing. and if you missed it, don't worry. they're going to come back in 15 minutes. bowling for soup will be back check out states. hopefully we'll saying 1985. 1 of my favorite >> have a good feeling. well, it is all time lord 98 degrees here. they are getting ready for the show. >> yeah. a fireworks show from the rooftops of a hotel casinos on the las vegas stressed time. 98 degrees ready show you

the film is airy, the cinema is piercing and incredibly realistic.is now in its second week of success in wide release and it is a special pleasure for viewers to communicate with the authors of the film. just such a meeting took place in the northern capital. maria saushkina will tell you more. here we have such cobbles put together because people lived in libraries. before starting a conversation with the audience of the film air, director alexey german mladshey inspects the exhibition, dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad in the st. petersburg arena, just ordinary shelves, ordinary books , but they left what was actually printed, these books were actually instructions for survival, they wrote in them how to cook soup from weeds, what to do during artta. placed by enemy troops in inhumane conditions , leningraders retained hope despite everything and continued to read books, even under bombing, even when severe cold and hunger set in, it was dark, scary, cold, and they read a book to you, in air-r

western soldiers used the kindergarten as a headquarters and a hub with... the cannon was completely piercedel, the rollers were completely destroyed, commander roman and his crew came under fire at the front. much better if we could repair everything here in ukraine, then we could do without all this paperwork at the border, if we had everything here, including spare parts, we could save not only days, but months. the damaged tanks are located right here; for the first time in history, journalists were allowed film this transshipment point not far from the front. this is a rare and honest look at the condition of ultra-modern german battle tanks. after several months of fighting. ukraine received more than seventy leopard-2 tanks from the west. how many of them are still in service is a big military secret. in this unit , out of four tanks, only one is operational; the other three, like this one, were either damaged in battle or have technical problems. to keep their leopard-2s in working order, ukrainians are only allowed to carry out routine maintenance, such as replacing filters and chec

[laughing] there's only one way to get to brock pierce and that is through zeke faux.hing] meanwhile, he's just like he travels with of the darker just because like there's not enough cameras around. [laughing] >> all right. do have any audience questions? i think i'm going to have you look at this. >> i got a question on the d.c. side of things. your friends like ac investing in axion infinity or simple x, et cetera, multibillion-dollar valuations and in some cases like -- [inaudible] g of any sort insider knowledge on the terms dictating e tokens on it was a not they're still turning a profit even after it completely imploded? >> that's a really good question, and if my book deadline had been like another year, i definitely wanted that to be a chapter because your description of this is accurate. yeah, so many of these crazy ideas come back with like tons of money from venture capitalists, especially and reason horwitz. one clue is that like these tokens that regular people by as you said have gone down a lot but based on report in the publication the information, th

keystone state, striking her ten times and piercing her steam drum. she lowered her colors and surrendered with one quarter of her crew killed and wounded. both ironclad sought other targets, hoping beauregard's steamers would take their prizes into charleston. but no steamers crossed the bar, and they escaped. the remaining blockader spread and his ironclads returned to charleston unscathed. the two surrendered blockaders lost 24 killed, 23 wounded, and about 100 sailors paroled as prisoners. ingram and beauregard proclaimed a formal breach in charleston's blockade with foreign counsels brought to the channel bar to personally observe the scattered warships. the blockade remained distant, but never left visual sight of charleston. the blockade was dented, not broken. learning of the sortie, they rushed the steam, monitored pa sayic and ironclad new iron sides to charleston. they were soon joined by seven more passaic class monitors, shifting the ironclad advantage to the united states. knowing ironclads were amassing unconventional experimentation ex

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it pierced his heart from one side and then it came out his back. they tried to resuscitate him, but there was no use. safe. died, as well as real, are use that military pressure is the only way to secure the release of more than 100 hostages. still being held by him, us, and despite renewed calls for cease fire, the government says it won't stop. and when we use the new tactics to kill them, us leadership described as the head of the snake. let's pick this up with a correspondent, tanya kramer in jerusalem. welcome atanya. what is a scaled back? is very authorized names, southern gaza, likely to look like as well for the moment. i mean, you've been hearing now for a sub for quite some time. the from the is really all me that they're changing into a new phase that they're changing. come but tactics as they put it, that concerns mainly the northern part of it because a strip as they have said. so we, it remains to be seen what it means exactly. human to terry own is talking about more pin pointed operations and also some of the divisions and reserve

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destructive elements themselves were discovered, some of them were stuck in the casing, many of them piercedhe interlocutor added that in each type of rocket. its own filling is of different shapes, and the rocket detonates when approaching the target in accordance with the parameters specified by the designers. it will be possible to determine whether the striking elements belong to a specific type of missile only through a ballistic examination. recorders both black boxes today will be delivered to moscow and decrypted at the ministry of defense laboratory. at the airfield where the il-76 was refueling, fuel samples and pre-flight documentation were confiscated. at the crash site. a total of 10 large port wrecks were discovered. a whole range of examinations has been appointed - aviation-technical, trossological, forensic and explosion-technical. in addition, winter laying out of the fragment of the aircraft fuselage will be carried out, said interlocutor tas. he explained that the calculation will make it possible to establish which specific place of the fuselage was affected by the exter