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they get off the train, marched to his front porch. he comes on the front porch. he's already been briefed on who these people are, where they're from what their main issues are is, oh, well look, we have these people here. oh, well, by the way, let me to you about tariffs. you know, and that was how he his message across and this was a very, very effective. you can do that when you have a lot of money to spend. and so when the election is actually and he really sells the idea of gold, he is a gold bug. he really believes in gold standard. and william jennings bryan, a big advocate of the free coinage of silver. and again, this is where people were literally getting knocked down, drag out fights, gold, silver, gold. he is a really, really big on the tariff that that is what he really want. but he is the the gold faction in the republican party say you got to you got to sell gold and say okay, i'm going to sell gold. but he's really into tariffs. that's his that's his jam. you and so when votes are counted on mckinley wins by a relatively comfortable margin, which

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once upon a time, a linden alley ran across the entire square from the porch of the church; it endedt was modest on the outside, exquisitely furnished on the inside, and burned down during the first world war. a drawing of napoleon orda before the outbuilding remained of the estate. barns, mill, everything is as usual. but there is a thing on this list that is unique for belarus, a tower on an island, and it is not so easy to get to. what do you need is not st. petersburg a grumpy one? for the first time in belarus i see a real drawbridge, but unlike st. petersburg it is lowered not according to a schedule, but at the request of tourists. from the shore, the island looks a little wild, but inside everything is well equipped, the traveler has something to sit and see. this is the altanka tower on the island, as many years ago, and now it is used for its intended purpose for recreational pleasure. that is, this impressive building in the neo-gothic style can be rented along with the island, and then you can raise the bridge and not worry about the celebration someone else will come. ne

they asked my great grandmother to put her whole family on the porch, 35 people, they machine gunned all of them down. so manufacture o-- so many of us understand this. it's seared in our memories. it's an awful, awful day. so we went to israel to share a message of resolute solidarity. america will stand with its ally israel and i, along with my colleagues here, will lead the effort in the senate to provide israel with the support required to fully defend itself if this monstrous attack. the purpose of our trip was three-fold. a, to show that the u.s. stands with israel. i've gotten calls since we've come back, israelis have been so gratified that they were there at a time of great need, at a time when these vicious terrorists were trying to intimidate the world from supporting israel. with their vicious activities. second, we met with the leads for the israel to discuss in detail what israel needs in terms of resources so that we can put together the bested apackage. and third we wanted to show that the u.s. is bipartisan. and we had two democrat, two republicans, and myself. the t

then part of poland in 1941, they told my grandmother to gather her family, her greater family on her porch. she did. about 35 people according to what my grandmother told me, her daughter, who had come to america, told me there were about 35 people from ages 88 to three months. the nazis said you're coming with us. she said we're not moving. they machine gunned every one of them down. history is repeating itself in an evil and awful way. so the bottom line is simple. hamas must be defeated. israel must ensure they're permanently stopped because if the world moves on and acts as if there were just some unfortunate episode, you can be sure this will happen again. and it is essential that the entire world unite in condemning the evil that is hamas. i first learned the attacks against israel during my delegation trip to china when i met with president xi. i pointed out to president xi that their initial statement on the conflagration on the mideast didn't even mention terrorism or the death of these innocent civilians. i respectfully requested that he change his statement and they did strength

she was sitting on the porch of our home in berry in on saturday morning. when this versus the deck happened, my mom devoted her life to helping other people for racism, changes in our practice as a nurse in the hospital, the magazine doseover. she installed this passion for people in the us, her kids and her grandkids. as i said, i lost contact with my mom was saturday morning, around 9 45 am. as the car was perched into her sheltering in her home in barely there are a lot of images um, kinda spreading around, which i don't feel the need to talk about. i wanna bring forward the responsibility that they use rarely government has to bring back all the hostages that are in hostage by the how much tourist was saying this. i want also to speak about their responsibility, but the us administration president bright biden and the secretary state lincoln had.

the 1st victim was a 9 year old woman who was sitting on the porch, so them coming and she got shot. and we were in this panic room for i think about over 30 hours. and then they broke uh, windows starting, it started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they saw at the door of the times it is on clear if they will be able to return home to call as a small community described by a resident as a piece of paradise. no noise in ruins. sure, however long is a 27 year old and film students until the 11 members of her family are missing, presumed kidnapped. she wants the european union to pressure is real, to find and rescue all of the hostages. the w's rosie or chart spoke to her in brussels. she wrote, welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know about your relative so far? um, so basically, on saturday morning we got the news to keep which was rated by from us. and we lost contact with 11 of our family members that he'd in their shoulders. and since then, haven't heard anything, maybe seen just to be someone of to come and present a video. but the last contact and we got 2 pieces

download hundreds of thousands of people in special teams comments in and marched to his front porch he's already been produced for where the main issues are. we have some people. let me talk to you about paris. thus how getting cash help when they have a lot of money to spend. and he really sells the idea of a gold bug. he really believes in the gold standard. and william jennings is a big advocate of the free coinage and silver. gold, silver, gold. he is really big actually terra , that's what he really wants. the goal that he sanctioned in the republican party. he's really into tariffs. that is his jam. when the votes are counted, mccamley wins by a comfortable margin which is unusual at the time. and this is another thing that is significant. before he starts, the election of 1896 was called one of the few realize industries come into focus. and then something shifts a significant number of people over to that party. and breaks the cycle. that's what mccamley did. able to peel away a lot of immigrants and working-class voters from the democratic party. they have a base of immigra

and no one was safe and made the 1st victim was a 9 year old woman who was sitting on the porch. so them coming and she got shot. and we were in this panic room for i think about over 30 hours. and then they broke uh, windows starting, it started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they saw at the door of the time it is unclear as they will be able to return home to call as a small community described by a resident as a piece of paradise. no noise in ruins. thank you and say for 3 general and tony, a gutierrez has quote on how much to release o hostages being held in garza, i must as abducted thousands of people, including children and be able to meet any hostages were taken at an outdoor music festival. some of the families still have no news about their loved ones. she might have run is a 27 year old phone, student from tennessee, 11 members of the family are missing and presumed kidnapped cheryl once the european union to pressure israel to find. and risk is the hostages, dw rosie pasha, and spoke to her in brussels. you're welcome to dw, can you tell us what you know a

at the 1st victim was a 9 year old woman who was sitting on the porch, so them coming and she got shot. and we were in this panic room for i think about over 30 hours and then they broke uh, windows starting, it started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they saw at the door of the time it is unclear as they will be able to return home to call as a small community described by a resident as a piece of paradise. no noise in ruins. well, benjamin netanyahu has that. how does that t go to form anybody? does the government but opposition lead up any guns? the administration's funds to last as long as the conflict with homeless medicine continues with significant gal who would also need a 3 manual cabinet with mr. gans who's a former army chief that'll be joined by the colored defense minister you i've got on prime ministers. extreme rights and ultra orthodox jewish allies would remain in government, but nobel, unrelated to the world, would be advanced at you in the conflict. will go mostly on those c, e o of mid fam, these radians too for visual foreign policies. but we spoke earli

saturday morning she was sitting in the porch in our home. just enjoying the morning. this tragedy was unfolding. yes. just a nice old lady on her porch. >> neil: how close was she to where this festival was going on? >> the festival was a few miles away. my mom lives near one of the epicenters for this attack. we are talking about a community of 1,000 people where we have over 100 people reported dead. more than that reported kidnapped by the hamas terrorists. >> neil: have you talked to your mother that morning? any correspondence at all? >> this attack was starting, my mom gave me a direct call. we got on to a call with me and my siblings supporting my mom and trying to re-assure her that she's safe. at that point she began to hear shouting in arabic outside of her home. shooting i'm urged here to enter the shelter and keep the door closed. she managed to do that until a certain time when my siblings heard the hamas terrorists barge in to the shelter with a lot of screaming in arabic. that's where the call got disconnected. so both my brother and sister were on the

i think that's all for yeah, hi, i'm michael porch and i'll see you again. the mm. the we went to bed and 2017. the and woke up and it was 19 o 3. nope. our life. the water. no cell phones. i mean it's just like nothing. just wanted you to know how your loved ones were doing except the ones that you had any immediate initiating. ready hospitalization, without power, doctors doing procedures with building and flashlight from their cell phones. so once like your on your on 40 on the, the also brain with the people of where to read. we left with with and we also of puerto rico, the, the response to re, uh, was really like a poster child of, of the relationship between, you know, puerto rico and, and the united states. the situation in mario is not just created by maria, but what it, maria lays bare the reality. it strips it down to, to its barebones. and you can really see that colonialism still exists in a few places. and for the go as one of them, the, the, the interactions with people. so yes, it is possible to resist break the colonized mentality that these guys ca

the breath of the desert, to the dry veins of the trees, to the tired night, bring bowi bahararan's porchthe heart of the trembling bud, to the desire of winter, to the struggle of the street, to the fever of a troubled soul. i see tomorrow's sun in your eyes, i kiss this flag. with the love of my iran, shower the world with the love of your seal, with me, iran, the soil of iran, the flower of iran, your eyes are bright, the beauty of iran is also a secret, may it be on the top of the world, may it be under our feathers. a wise gem like siavash, just pass through these fires, break the storm, o my country of iran, light a prayer candle, burn the name of god, break the cage of the divan, my country of iran, on historical occasions, today we have a historical occasion , we have an event and an establishment related to years before the victory of the islamic revolution, which of course, this occasion and this event was very, very influential in the islamic revolution of the iranian nation. today is the anniversary of the establishment of the intelligence and security organization known as sa

our neighbors, we like look and put something in our vcr or a dvd, but actually to return to a being porch and having, you know, having conversations with your neighbors. right. and maybe even having monthly block parties where people can come up, have food, share food, tell stories, laugh, celebrate each other and that's doesn't take much effort. but they to our place. i do i really do think art is is is a pivotal way i think welcome table light conversations are key community is key trust key but but i think we under emphasize the power art and storytelling and literature and we've got to remember that those are those are sacred they're they're what cultures have relied on for generations. and that they are power what our our stories are our power. our next question comes an in-person audience. hi, my name is cynthia gilroy. and first of all, i'm very honored to be in this setting. this is an amazing panel. patrick, you mentioned earlier that you grew up in a post-racial society household, whatever. and so you didn't talk about it growing up. and i wish you could just be elaborate on tha

lyceum, sat down on the porch, wings folded , silence rang, impossible, they were getting down, the mayn spared by the war, a lot. it will be, only she and her son will always wait, oh, how beautiful may of the fortieth was, it seems like the damned war is over, but what doesn’t happen, the pain won’t subside, son home, it all seems to her, the may rain will suddenly fall with tears, but she doesn’t believe it mother, that her son will not return, even though he was burned by the war, many destinies, but she will always wait for her son, i feel in my heart, alive, it happens , because in the field mail they make mistakes, because for the tears of the mother, a terrible war, and living sons, she must return, the aroma of the day is significant, the gate at the house quietly creaked, the silence exploded, the world woke up, hello mom, i'm alive, i 'm back, silence broke in, the world woke up, hello. mom, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm back. i'm back, mom, i'm back. and in the garden the little knee blossomed white, blossomed white, and ripened in red. it bloomed in white, and ripened in red, s

ben: the front porch. erin: the front porch. i loved it from seventh grade, just passing by.n when we were married-- ben: we walked through it. and jokingly, as we were leaving, we were like, if you ever want to sell it, give us a call. and that was on a, like, thursday or friday. she called us on monday. kit: their home is featured in erin's new book, heirloom rooms: soulful stories of home. she reveals why it is so perfectly imperfect. erin: there's always art supplies out on the coffee table. ben: always. erin: so the girls will feel encouraged to always make art. delicate demo. erin: this is really cool. kit: and erin and ben tell us having a growing family with school drop offs and homework is making hometown season 8 a little more difficult to shoot. ben: it has messed up filming because you can't drop off the kid. they don't open the line until 7:45. so we're always a little bit late. erin: and we're always blasting the cranberries or katy perry in the drive-thru line because she has to have hype music. yeah, we have to get helen pumped. kit: and what's got ben pumped

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can you elaborate on the porch and lexi security strategy that covers promoting regional energy security? and speak to additional opportunities to counter putin's aggression in the energy sector? >> yes. thank you for your visit especially for highlighting the role that romania is playing. i've been there twice as i've said. i think we could not ask for better alley and partner. the willingness to stand up in support of ukraine has been a pillar of the global coalition fighting russia. romania has the deep sea ports in the capacity to help ukraine get its economy running very quickly. i will get back to your specific question. but to note i was in ukraine last week who is the president's envoy for economic recovery of ukraine. president zelenskyy talked about how important it is for his people to see some sign of economic life returning. it is already happening. it is amazing. those of you who have visited some of those major cities. if we are able to provide air defense, which we are asking for more help to do. in support for their electricity grid their metals and green industries will

the first victim was a 90-year-old woman who was sitting on the porch, saw them coming, and she got shot. >> we were in this panic room for over 30 hours, and then they broke windows and started shooting everywhere. i think at some point they shot at the door of the panic room. >> it is unclear if they will be able to return home. the small community described by a resident as a piece of paradise, now lies in ruins. brent: the u.n. secretary general has called on hamas to release all hostages being held in gaza. hamas has abducted dozens of people, including children and the elderly. meaning hostages were taken at an outdoor music festival. some of the family still have no news about their loved ones. i just spoke with sharon, she believes hamas kidnapped her parents. >> i'm talking to german tv or to german radio, and this is a degrom. pogrom. they were undefended, only defending themselves. these are citizens, they were defending their own lives for more than seven hours. it took hours for the army to calm, absolute hours. it is horrifying what has happened. 160 people were evacuated t

. >> the party-goer took a snooze on the man's front porch, but he then left. vest the next morning and called the tip line. >> the vest had a pocketknife and some rope inside of it. so this guy shows back up, wants his vest back. he gets his vest and he leaves. >> weird. back at the time, it didn't seem like much of a lead. but who knew? so they combed through the party video. >> and we actually could see several frames where this guy is actually dancing around wearing a black leather vest. so we're thinking maybe this is the same guy that was at the house on war road, knocking on the door. >> but when those pictures went out on local media -- youind him? >> he actually came forward. >> what did he have to say? >> he came in and, you know, another key factor in the identification was he -- he resembled the sketch. he was -- >> ah, the original sketch. >> yep, yeah. so -- >> that's a boom, boom, boom, boom. >> yeah. i mean, things were adding up. and he's in the area where her shoe is found, late, you know, a knife in his pocket, rope. >> the young man said he

she won’t lower the stroller, i need a man’s stroller strength to let me down, then drive up to the porch it turns out that this barrier is only at the level of... that to get out of the entrance, and out of the house, because, in principle, in the city we already have this issue of a barrier-free environment, it has been raised to such a good level, mash, but when you still manage to overcome this issue, and this barrier, where do you go, to the park, to the city, i really like to walk in parks, park victories, my favorite park in loshitsa, i also love it very much, also recently a new park opened in the xianyan fashion storage facility, you may have heard, it’s also a very wonderful place, life has changed with this gift, yours with an electric wheelchair, yes, for example, it has become more convenient to move around at home, but again - so far, i feel uncomfortable that i can’t go outside in it, that i have to, even to come to visit you, i had to use my regular manual stroller, and not an electric one, and we talked in pause about what, well... maintain tone a corset helps, yes, a cor

i saw someone lying on the porch, came up, and indeed, there was a man lying in blood, i immediatelyease don’t touch me, i don’t need to go to the hospital, i can’t go to the hospital, i can’t go to the hospital, i’m pregnant , you see, calm down, i don’t see any serious injuries on you, so i’ll carry you to the hospital. no one will be lucky, allow me to use the family name, so where is pasha andreevna. now it is very important that you tell me what happened, pasha and i they were talking, then he walked away, i went upstairs, strike the darkness, where is my brother , you didn’t see the attacker, you were attacked from behind, no, i didn’t, but i don’t understand why you don’t tell me what’s wrong with my brother? vera andreevna, to my great regret, your brother, your brother died, i am very sorry, please accept my condolences. this is impossible, did they all, did they all decide to die? they all abandoned me, don’t, i’m pregnant, don’t, don’t touch me, i’m pregnant, here she is, masha rusanova, gray blouse. okay, good girl, uh-huh, yes, okay, thank you, goodbye, tatyanarovna, mas

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and as soon as i walked out on the porch, there was just like this wall of flames across the street. and it was already in the canopies of all the doug firs across the street. (somber music) - it was such a terrible year. we had like hardly any rain, no snow big time before. so it just took off. it came straight at our house. this little bitty bit of cleared land right here is what stopped the fire from taking all these other houses. a lot of people were like, "dang, if you guys hadn't cleared your property out before the fire it probably would've lost the whole neighborhood. and so we were like we were really lucky because the tribe helped us do that at the time too, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to do it by ourselves, because i was like nine months pregnant when we bought the property. (chuckles) i wasn't much help to anybody at the time. so it's really good to see controlled burns. and then, yeah, one crew can take care of a whole area, versus having an army of firefighters coming, fighting a fire. i mean, when it gets to that point, yes, we gotta do, but you don't need to

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maintenance plan proposes to inspect and make any necessary repairs to windows, doors, siding the porch and a roof on an annual basis. since the estimated cost of maintenance work is $3,800 annually, the property meets three of the five priority considerations necessity, investment and distinctive ness. the proposed rehabilitation will require significant associated costs to ensure the preservation of the property. the property owner will invest additional money towards the rehabilitate option other than for routine maintenance. and finally, the proposed rehabilitation project will preserve a distinctive example of a grouping of italianate homes constructed circa 1900. the assessor determined the property owner will receive an estimated $17,000 in property tax savings, the first year. this is a 70% reduction from factor base year value staff recommends. the historic preservation commission recommend approval of all three mills. act applications to the board of supervisors for the following reasons. the properties are all qualified historic resources for the rehabilitation and maintenanc

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a pensioner and his spouse go out onto the porch, wait for the realtor and have no idea how much this hat suddenly dealt a crushing blow to kirdyakin’s head, then another one, the pensioner fell to the ground as if knocked down, not having time to understand what was happening at all, the realtor woman’s aggressive companion turned out to be her husband, evgeniy barannikov, who decided to help with picky clients and teach them good manners. yes, open it. the unconscious pensioner began to panic, the aggressive couple lifted the man to take him away from prying eyes, in the end they decided to drag him into the apartment, but they couldn’t go in...

surveillance camera caught him walking off with a skeleton that he stole from a porch. he was caught checking out another scheduleton. this one was inflatable. the same guy spotted taking off with people's amazon packages. >> he is the grinch. >> i know. >> you can't do that. >> you can't do that. also, those are very expensive. >> i know. the 49ers are stealing the hearts of the opponents every time they step on the field. >> yes. >> they will try to get another one, sara. the 49ers, they touch down road favorite to build the record 6-0 if they get the cleveland browns, that is two great defenses. the 49ers d., number one in the nfl and they got just a little bit stronger today. say hello to the newbie. now, that was the practice field for the first time since the trade in denver. gregory is expected to play sunday just off of the lake and brown stadium. he has gone from the out house in denver to first place penthouse with the 49ers. >> there is a pass rusher. you want to have opportunities the only way you will have a lot of opportunities if you are winning. have not

this sign was also depicted on the pediment of the porch itself near these frescoes., when a person enters a temple, he immediately feels the theme and content of this temple. at the very entrance to the temple there are black murmur dots, in their names the soldiers of the 119 kalomenska stick, which were destroyed by the balgars. names are imprinted. who died in bulgaria, these names were preserved thanks to the predecessor of father pavel bogdanovich, then regimental to the priest of the 119th colonmen regiment, parterrei ian nasovich, who is belarusian by origin and is buried in the village of girovtsy, magilevo region. he wrote these names on the walls. camp church, then, when the temple was built, father pavel bogdanovich transferred these names from the columns of the camp church to these granite slabs, so that people entering the temple could see its military theme, churches that were related to the military department, always had granite memorials like these within their walls, people who gave their lives to save the fatherland. for the salvation of people, o

take this five dollars and get off my porch. go on, now. (sighs) works every time. >>> it is the end of an era for a business in san francisco's area as they look back on his time in the neighborhood. >> it's bittersweet. i love it with all my heart. i'm more of a hippie now. this is always my heart. i will always be a hipp be ie. >>> and then we'll head to oakland as hundreds rallied for peace in gaza as the humanitarian crisis continues to get worse. >> we speak to a neighbor who jumps in to help after a shooting at an east bay party left one teenager dead and several more wounded. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. san francisco's neighborhood is saying good-bye to one of their own this weekend. distractions as a designated legacy business. the owner has decided to retire. >> they hope that while the store may be closing, the legacy will live on. >> reporter: these are all the burning man posters. everybody in the burning man community cherishes these posters. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, jim has been doing wh

the carbon stays porch draining exposure as the light as to oxygen, which stops the composition and finds it to the element. it has been released as copper dioxide. and what wasn't more detailed and keep lands on like probably more . and then they can do so much. the bio diversity alone is very special and they told me to call but and sing the surfaces. that's why it's so important that we protect shortlands and they don't just living ones, but also the ones we trained in that time. grace, a gaiety has been function for pete lance for 20 years. she focuses on form adults, which she know henry studies, but also works to restore through re wishing. but it can only work if the farmers who live off the lat agree. germany has around $1800000.00 hectares of peat land, an area of roughly the size of saxony. 98 percent has already been drained, mostly to make way for agriculture draining is a climate disaster because it makes carbon sources of ancient calvin sinks freelance now contribution about 70 percent of germany. c o. 2 emissions. by comparison, national air traffic contributes just to 0.15

the interior of the house consists of three parts, a porch, a closet and a shrine.se was like the first memory of the sun falling on the windows, all the words hell, words of the holy light, the house itself is known, and all the rivers, this authentic ones are among us. most of the river was given to the museum by kubakolas’s scum, so that here you can have a lot of fun. getai leg jumper yae, and getai, here is a geta for the smoky bot, there was, and a geta that’s it, that’s what they call it. like a lily woman, because it seems like people, a kind little woman, so she herself is s smoking from my husband, and since i didn’t get tired of my life, get greedy with my wife, yes, and then at the same time i’m happy, great joy , it’s easy for me to show myself, like father kolasa, who comes home from the forest and from the cause of such joy. from tired legs, wet charaviks , gland, all plyadzitsa, nadzeyka, what a great gland, you can put a vase on the vase, darosta pratsa, seemingly rukh dzyadzki. yakub kolas, he was killed by anyone , you know, here in belarus, i rem

baby stroller, secured the chainsaw, connected all the electrics, my wife turns on the switch on the porcho the walk-behind tractor, well, i went out into the field, the unit works fine, but when we dug up this whole garden, it turned out to be such labor-intensive work, and here the net from the bed was lying around, idle, i simply attached it to the walk-behind tractor, i put the wheels from the stroller in the back and pushed it in a row, it goes and the potatoes fit into this net. create with your own hands, enjoy your brewing, all the best to you, watch the videos, subscribe to the channel, like, good luck to you, dates, liskov, friends, today we have a guest from the irkutsk region, the fact is that 2 years before i retired, i... had heart problems, doctors installed a pacemaker and gave me a certificate for light work and made a decision , that it is necessary to create certain technical means with which you can perform labor-intensive work without violating medical indications, well , i want to say that you are just a real russian kulibin, and just look how much snow fell in the ir