a red tsunami. >> we are already on a red tsunami watch. >> we will see a red tsunami. >> red tsunami -- >> that means red tsunami. we >> want to see a red wave, we will see a red tsunami. >> poverty, joblessness, critical race theory, crazy gender ideology at our schools. we are going to see a red tsunami. >> i think we will have a red wave. i think it's gonna be maybe bigger than anyone thought. >> on tuesday, we will be part of a big red wave that says enough is enough. >> up next, elon musk ready to ride the big red wave. >> elon musk tweeted massive red wave. >> massive red wave. >> massive red wave. >> you are about to see a red wave that makes the day after tomorrow look like nothing. >> that's going to be responsible for the red wave. i think the red wave that's coming is gonna be like the elevator doors opening up in the shining. >> rogan said the red wave is going to look like the elevator doors opening and eight of blood pouring out of the elevator in the shining. >> that is correct. except, it's not going to be an elevator. it's going to look more like deep impact, the tsu

, and the red wave is coming. >> red wave is rising. >> that red wave is coming. >> the reports i'm saying show a big red wave coming. >> sleepy joe just guaranteed a red wave in pennsylvania. >> disadvantage on the ground, probably at the rally in the background. we know we're gonna have a big red wave in michigan. >> democrats are bracing for the worst-case scenario. a right to not me. >> we are fish on a red tsunami watch. >> sean, we're gonna say right sanaa me. >> red tsunami grows. that means red tsunami. >> we're not just this a red wave. because a right tsunami. >> poverty, critical race theory, crazy gender ideology or school, we're going to say retinol. me >> lastly, your prediction for tonight. >> i think we are never read rave. because it can be bigger than anyone thought. >> on tuesday, we will be part of a big red wave that says enough is enough. >> up next, elon musk's ready to ride the big red wait. >> he launches tweeted massive red wave. >> massive red wave. >> >> massive broadway. >> you are about to see a red wave the day after tomorrow that makes it look like nothing.

the red cross society is the red cross, that's right. the red cross of ukraine. what challenges does the red cross of ukraine face now? with the difficult humanitarian situation in our country and over the last, let's say, months we cannot say that somehow the humanitarian situation in the country has somehow improved and that gives us opportunities to relax or not to do something, that is why our main commission is to help ukrainians, this is definitely the direction of humanitarian aid, this is the direction of evacuation, every day our rapid response units work in shelling zones, and we rescue people together with security forces and help people in the first emergency with the help of psychological help with us. as you know, we have open programs for financing e-e forced migrants and also people who rent out housing to e-migrants and all financial expenses are carried out at the expense of the red cross of ukraine and our international partners. well, this is our main mission today, which we continue to carry out during the last 9 months. and as for our relati

so, what is there to measure the shot lists red on white white on red if two passion waves at the junctionf eras oppose each other with the same or almost the same energy and aggression, then it ’s rather strange 100 years later and they say they wanted to win, while others just were humanists, that's why they lost, but that's enough nonsense. not true, a century later, you can try take a look at everything. it's more of a trident. how a purely english provocation works, when the fog cleared , he said that we didn’t shoot in english, as on direct instructions from london russian emperors, politicians and businessmen were killed by russia’s allies online for more than centuries. what does the concept of wet diplomacy set in the past? to blow up this ship, and what connected the third reich and the british elite hitler turned to britain in order to act as a united front against russia declassified documents from the british national archives and the repository of the us congress, as well as the archives of the ministry of foreign affairs of the foreign intelligence service and the fsb of rus

red splash, the red puddle. >> trevor: red drizzle, it's a red spritz.e peeing but then a little bit comes out after you're done? it's a red one of those. should probably get that checked out, by the way. some of these didn't even make sense. i'm sorry, but what is a red whisper? is that like asmr for conservatives? [whispering, crumpling paper] >> "now i'm crumpling up the voting rights act. oh, yeah." but yes, last night was not the red wave that many people expected it to be. and to be clear, republicans are still in good shape to take control of the house, and they may even take control of the senate when it's all said and done. it's too early to tell because america counts votes the way as slowly as george r.r. martin writes books. but it's definitely not the huge win they were expecting, so it feels like a loss. which is really strange to me about politics. the only place you can technically won but still lose because people thought you were going to win more. basically, republicans got the handjob version of winning. yeah, it got the job done but

i'm rooting for a red tsunami. >> the politicos i spoke with agree as of now a modest red wave at theling. >> the short answer is it's going to look good for republicans. the longer answer is it's going to look very good for them. >> signs of a red wave are kind of getting bigger though not everyone in the media wants to hear that. >> wasn't look like a red wave in august but now it looks like a tsunami. >> the point is not that multiple news channels echo fox and sound similar as they make predictions that have been proven false. that's a fact. they can deal with that. it's bigger than the media or polls. this is a larger effort to hack your mind and the discourse and shape the ultimate turnout for the results in our democracy itself. it is legal, to be sure, but it is also misleading with real consequences, and it's interesting. because remember, i was discussing this at this table with rachel over the past two nights. if you have a lead, you don't hype it. you turn your voters ow and win. so many republican leaders know their slate of maga candidates lately is very weak. mitch mcco

i think it's a red hurricane. >> i'm feeling red wave. >> if there's not a red wave, i'll dance.ve, tsunami. joining me, simon rosenberg, president of the new democrat network, and fernand amandi, msnbc political analyst. simon, i'm going to throw to you to say i told you so. >> we have been writing over the last few months was that maybe the red wave is coming, but it's not here yet. we didn't see it in the house specials in the spring and summer. in the summer and fall. we didn't see it in kansas, we didn't see it in the voter reg numbers. we didn't see it in the early vote. i think what happened is the buy-in on the red wave obscured for many commentators what was really happening in the election. we were the motivated party. we were the ones who were bringing it again and again. the republicans were struggling. i have now become pretty convinced one reason republicans pushed it so hard is they knew underneath that were not doing nearly as well as they thought, and they tried to bs their way through all this. which is part of what happens in a party of the big lie. >> yeah, an

on a red background.he first official flag was approved by a decree in the central executive committee of april 13, 1918. it was created by a student of ilya repin artist. sergei chekhonin, the abbreviation of the rsfsr was written in gold old slavonic letters in the upper left corner. this is really old slavonic news enough e, well-stylized handwritten writing of letters, that is, it was before the era of early printed books, but it did not take root only in 1924, the red banner, familiar to many from childhood, became the flag of the ussr, a sickle, a hammer and a star, this option remained unchanged until the collapse of the soviet union, the red flag today is perceived not only and not so much as a symbol ussr and as a symbol of the great victory on the flag of victory, in addition to the sickle hammer, there is an inscription 150 of the order of kutuzov of the second degree, the idrinskaya rifle division. a small quiet village in the southeast of the pskov region, almost on the border with belarus ,

that means red tsunami. >> we're not just this a red wave. a right tsunami. >> poverty, critical race theory, crazy gender ideology or school, we're going to say retinol. me >> lastly, your prediction for tonight. >> i think we are never read rave. because it can be bigger than anyone thought. >> on tuesday, we will be part of a big red wave that says enough is enough. >> up next, elon musk's ready to ride the big red wait. >> he launches tweeted massive red wave. >> massive red wave. >> >> massive broadway. >> you are about to see a red wave the day after tomorrow that makes it look like nothing. >> that's gonna be responsible for the right weight. i think red wave is coming, good luck the elevator doors opening up. >> broken said the red wave is going to look like the elevators door opening and the blood wearing out of the doors in the shining. that is correct. except, talk him innovator, look more like deep impact. a tsunami at the end, but colored red. >> remember that deep impact disaster movie? that's a bright wave tsunami. that will co

this is a huge amount of red money. you understand that the state used to pay on its own, and now the red cross pays, the state does not pay. how does the state explain why it does not pay why, well , relatively speaking, the international ukrainian charity structure should pay, and not the state, why yes, well , first of all, we perfectly understand that the state does not have enough money, and that is why i am here, for example. how does the former minister of social policy understand that in the 14th year, what was not enough for me in order to really effectively help people, everything is monetary aid, that is why we are definitely international organizations today, and humanitarian organizations such as the red cross of ukraine. we understood this need of the government. today we are ready to help the authorities to survive this difficult time so that the truly ukrainian people receive adequate financial assistance, but this does not mean that the authorities should now wash the traffic and say oh well, it means i

the problems with red just kept piling up, even the u. n. eventually couldn't dismiss the issues at cop 25 in 119 changes were made, read was re branded. it was now part of a series of schemes that are broadly called nature based solutions. among the many entities promoting versions of this phrase at the un climate meeting was a group of private corporations including b, p, shell, aramco and chevron. together with a number of other b corporations. they call themselves the international emissions trading association or i. e t a through their markets from natural climate solutions. they say they will use nature in its entirety, to both remove greenhouse gases and to manage emissions. assessing the effectiveness of so called nature based solutions is not particularly challenging. all of the initiatives, whether associated with protecting and restoring forests, a soils, wetlands or marine environments replicate. and in fact, magnify the fundamental flaw present in the clean development mechanism and read that it is a compensation based system

the rapid degradation of vital forest sooner with the red plan was quite ingenious. in its simplicity, developing countries would basically be paid not to cut down trees. so i was big ones and never more. but it told us what is philo is a deforestation modeling expert in brazil, i was invited as our 2 scientists meeting the 1st red project, mozilla, and amazon for me together, which was several science. and then and, and i found that was not really cited roger, but roger sale covered french what elements of your work were included in the red program? we aware ione in developing modeling for simulating for station and a borrowed those methods to develop design, delusional, read baseline. so those amount of technical details, if the, the math of the methods brit helter refers to, is basically the maths. it begins with an estimation of how much deforestation could be expected in an area. if the financial incentives from red didn't exist. unsurprisingly, the more deforestation you anticipate, the more carbon credits you generate, the more money you can make. the whole sy

many guns developed by the germans were officially adopted by the red army. not all of them were mass-produced, despite the fact that these artillery pieces had. mm, the design took into account the experience of operating artillery during the first world war, that is, they were at the forefront of artistic technology. necessary to admit that the soviet industry was not ready for the release of these characteristics of guns into large-scale production, they launched only an anti-tank gun of 37 mm caliber, and both of them anti-aircraft caliber. they had semi-automatic semi-automatic - this is a system when you load the gun manually, then a shot occurs and the gun self- throws the cartridge case and leaves the bolt open , ready for a new loading, which means, except for semi-automatic. this is also an acquaintance with a carriage with sliding beds from under the springing, a bridging was necessary for the transition to mechanical traction. because if you attach a non -sprung gun to a truck and drive it along the road at a speed of at least 30 km / h, then noth

red ri le. ., , wave, but it was more of a red riule. . , ripple.he red wave is something we were hearing about, _ ripple. the red wave is something we were hearing about, and _ ripple. the red wave is something we were hearing about, and it _ ripple. the red wave is something we were hearing about, and it is - ripple. the red wave is something we were hearing about, and it is quite i were hearing about, and it is quite a journalistic phrase we are hearing. there are havoc and is it not dominate. having said that, you cannot say it has been a huge victory for the democrats. they do look set to lose control of the house of representatives, which is not ideal, as it would massively thwart president biden�*s legislative agenda. they have launched into the business dealings of his son, hunter biden. we still wait to see what will happen in terms of the house of representatives, and in terms of the senate, it is still too close to call. president biden certainly sees this as somewhat of a moral victory. certainly sees this as somewhat of a moralvictory.

lasted 778 days, the storming of kyiv began on the morning of november 3, 1943, the soldiers of the redrmy went on the attack with sirens on and witnesses with headlights and in three days on november 6, they entered the capital of ukraine, forcing their way through the dnieper with battles. stalin's desire to take kyiv by the next anniversary of the october revolution cost hundreds of thousands of lives about the tyrannical tactics of russian leaders in the past and in the present. iryna markiv spoke with the military historian vasyl pavlov, greetings to you, sir vasyl good day on this day, 79 years ago, a cart of the red army liberated the capital of ukraine, kyiv, from the german-fascist invaders, but at what cost ? tell me, please, debunking soviet myths when and how did historians learn the truth about the insane losses of the red army, both soviet and german historians who were engaged in the study of the battle for the dnieper and directly the liberation of kyiv knew about the heavy losses of the advancing units and units of the red army from the very beginning of the battle of t

manus: there is no red haze or red wave. but if the republicans do take one of the houses, what will it mean in terms of policy? >> there's not a lot of policy that is going to be able to be done in a divided congress. republicans could take the house and the senate, they still have joe biden in the house with his veto pen. they intend to open up a number of investigations into the biden administration and that's where you're going to see a lot of time and a lot of energy dedicated. they have to pass annual spending bills. they have to raise the debt limit at some point. those things get so much harder the smaller the margin that republicans have to work with and at this point they are looking at a particularly tight margin. that's going to mean that for some of your more far right lawmakers who really want to make sure they are in trump's good graces are going to have a lot more sway if margins are really small for republicans in the house. that could mean that we see some of these basic things as far as funding the governm

was one thing i was calling, i expected it to be more of a red surge than a red wave or red tsunami.nate they're really holding strong in the governor's races as well. i think they were a little bit off in the house. but at the end of the day, the republicans i think underestimated how important abortion was to the election. 27% of voters went out there and said that that was one of the most important deciding factors and there was some other lessons to be taken away as well. >> steve: i was reading some of the other networks exit polling. they said that abortion and democracy which a lot of people on the political right were not talking about, those were actually the big issues with the majority of the voters. >> so what was fascinating last night we had a group of voters here in studio who we were talking to, and when they were talking about democracy being at steak it just wasn't what i think everybody understood it to be. they weren't afraid that their votes weren't going to be counted as much as they were afraid that people were going to stand up for what was right. there were a

and there isn't a gigantic red wave. there is more like a red ripple.e the edge of a lake. just moving up an inch or two here. >> it just doesn't seem to have any sense of a wave. >> i think that big sound that you hear is democrats having a big sigh of relief. >> joe biden is on the verge of being the most successful democratic president in a midterm election that we have seen in quite some time. >> ainsley: joining us now react is fox news contributor joe con challenge. joe, what's your reaction? >> i wouldn't be so giddy if i'm the white house or the people that serve them in the media right now. one word was used during that montage relieved but just for now. as you guys have been talking about, there are still the senate is in play, as far as wisconsin, ron johnson takes that adam laxalt in neftd then georgia. with herschel walker in the runoff and arizona is still in play with blake masters. so it could come down to, look, a lot of people thought that republicans were going to win by three touchdowns here right, if they win by a field goal in the

i'm going to ask each one of you, because you flipped red -- or blue distribution red. how do people across the country, republicans do that mike? >> you have to show up in every community. i represent a district in the assembly that's 2 to 1 democratic. i was the only republican pickup two years ago. this year i flipped the seat with 70,000 more democrats than republicans. i hyou have to go to every community and talk about the issues that cut party lines. >> steve: you just wore them down. going to keep knock on the doors until they ignore me. >> candidates part of that community. and i think just being immersed in the community the way that we are just plays a big part in being successful. >> steve: anthony, final word. >> work hard, stick together as a team and make sure you are accessible. >> brian: you sound like a cop. you are. >> i am. >> steve: you always will be.

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it is red. >> carley: used to be purple and now red.t cannot be forgotten in 2020 republicans lost white house and did gain 14 seats, a smaller margin to pick up this time around. where do thinks go? why did this happen? joe, get you on this, marc had this on the results, watch. we have the worst inflation in four decades, worst collapse in wages, worst crime wave since the 1990s, the worst border crisis, joe biden is least popular president since harry truman and there wasn't a red wave thachl is seering indictment of the republican party. >> carley: what do you think about that and going into the election, democracy is in danger, did that end up working here? how are you read thanksgiving? >> joe: perhaps, what we're seeing to marc's point, everything lined up for the opposition parties, inflation and sky-rocketing crime dominating the news and border crisis where four or five million people crossed in illegally and yet barely a red ripple in the house. they could take the senate, if laxalt wins in nevada and herschel walker wins and

red line be with china?> everything that president biden does has to be for america, for america's national security, defending the american people liberty and process parity. that should be his absolute red line in whatever decision he makes whether it's foreign policy or domestic policy, that's where he should come from. will: all right. rebecca heinrich, helen, we appreciate both of you for being with us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. will: all right. coming up, open border policies exposing the threat of child trafficking at the border. our next guest heads an operation that specializes in rescuing and assisting survivors. his firsthand account next. rachel: with more than 149,000 unaccompanied minors encountered at the southern border in fiscal year 2022, the risk of child sex trafficking and exploitation is constantly increasing. our next guest has dedicated his life to stopping human trafficking, especially at the border. operation underground railroad founder tim ballard joins us now.

and if there is a _ red ripple or a red wave. and if there is a red _ red ripple or a red wave.the biden presidency? well, it means that his legislative agenda _ the biden presidency? well, it means that his legislative agenda will- the biden presidency? well, it means that his legislative agenda will be i that his legislative agenda will be blocked, which is the case on the president's party loses the house of congress at the midterms. that's not necessarily unusual, it happens quite frequently. it's a historic trend, and for president biden, that would mean that he would have difficulty passing more climates legislation or working on further climate steps. it might mean that policy in ukraine can change. republicans have suggested that they might not approve as much aid to ukraine as a democratic—controlled house of representatives. there would be quite a lot of contentious discussion over the bills that have to be passed like bills to fund the government and so forth. basically president biden's agenda for the next two years would be blocked. i have to say that what's happeni

you . described as a red ripple.h from people who did not want to see trump endorsed candidates come to power? is that the sentiment you're seeing on the ground? i is that the sentiment you're seeing on the ground?— on the ground? i think a lot of this comes into — on the ground? i think a lot of this comes into question _ on the ground? i think a lot of this comes into question certainly - on the ground? i think a lot of this i comes into question certainly donald trump ozment kingmaker role as far as the republican party is concerned. particularly given the success of his main rival, it seems, ron desantis who considerably extended his majority in the state of florida where he romped home in that election for governor. now ron desantis is widely tipped as a potential candidate of the future, being described by some as donald trump with less of the drama, if you like —— potential presidential candidate. but donald trump is expected to formally announce next week that he's running for president in two years' time, an

why was there no red wave? >> it's two races. one, you have to look at florida. huge red wave.on desantis, marco rubio marco rubio, what happened in florida, huge miami dade shift that was monumental. and republicans better look at that. but the rest of the country, huge disappointment for republicans. with everything from immigration and put on the list and the president ineffective in the ability to communicate how in the world are republicans not winning those seats the country said we're off track, incumbents won more than 98% of the vote. stu: interesting. with a small majority in the house if that's how it works out, what does that mean for kevin mccarthy who should become the next speaker? >> you say should. it's scrambled eggs, runny scrambled eggs at this point. i don't think anybody is going to buy that. a, i think republicans better take control and if your margin is four, five, six, seven seats, i think it's a real toss up. i don't know he necessarily gets to the finish line. republicans gather next tuesday and they'll vote. but the real vote happens the first part

big band of crowd actually from central areas of the red sea. right. the way up to the well the flank of the, of the gulf. they're just eating across q 8 into iraq bits and pieces. the sharon on that not too much to speak up, but there is some there. nevertheless, we some rain tend to snow ever higher grad of afghanistan. that just pushes up towards northern parts of pakistan. speclink showers, they're just around the caucasus wanted to showers therein to jordan into syria. northern parts of a route for a time further south will here encounter temperatures in doha, hovering around the low thirties over the next few days. or, pacey sunshine, coming through plenty of sunshine to across northern parts of africa. you might just catch the odd rochelle just along the coastal fringes of libya, maybe to the far north of egypt as well, but from much of north africa, what's the sunshine, hazy sunshine as we come down towards nigeria? southern parts of nigeria, southern areas of west africa. right through ghana, ivory coast all the way towards liberia. still seei

collecting the sale of plants that are listed in the red book, walking among the red book crimean and of biological sciences natalya shvydkaya asks an almost philosophical question. and how can an ordinary person in the forest recognize the degree of the red book of plants here and scientists cannot remember everything, after all, the list of rare and protected species is constantly updated, a tourist will like some flower , and the one who is especially protected, on the other hand, the specialist argues, how one flower and the whole glade will not remain, and someone also earns money on rare plants . the same one says the color of the spring places of its growth in the kuban can be counted on the fingers. now you can dry them, give them to the pharmacy and then produce various ones. how can you lift? uh, a question, uh, with these pharmacy employees. why do they accept? because there would be no demand, probably, there is no such document that it cannot be accepted, it must be said that most of the pharmacies where our film crew visited from buying ladders from the population disown

there was a police station here, it was captured by a detachment of the red guard, and the red guards leading captured polish soldiers, however, the prisoners are not saddened. after all, he no longer has to fight for panov. a little girl from western belarus , now parents can be calm about your future. you can study in your native language choose any profession and never be unemployed i will guard you will be the red army. representatives of the authorities continue to meet with people to resolve issues of concern and discuss sore topics. so the personal reception of citizens on november 17 will be held by the chairman of the council of the republic natalia kachanova and today you can sign up for a meeting from 11:00 to 1:00 in the afternoon from 2:00 to 16:00 by calling the numbers on the screen 8.017 328, 53 24 and 8:017 328 58 , 11. warns drivers about the approaching frosty season. before the roadway covers with some ice. after all, winter tires provide safe movement, improve traction and reduce the braking distance, all this, in aggregate, can adversely affect road safety and le

oh, look, it's the red wave.he incident is 1,000-0. you can't beat the incident. you can't beat memes. no matter what your campaign strategist tells you, the memes are coming. >> lastly, with 15 seconds, what should we look out for next? a lot of people love your show which came to an end? >> oh, baby. the boy spread his wings. i started as a writer. i continued that. there's a lot of stuff around the corner. i'm actively involved in formula one racing. we call every race every sunday. and this sunday, we will be calling the race in -- i forgot where it was, but we're going to be calling it. >> i appreciate your honestly. don't worry if i write rhymes. >> i write checks. >> that's it. thanks to both of you. >> peace and love. >> "the reidout" is up next. rumr supports cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say... ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. ♪ music (“i swear”) plays ♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... a

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. >> investors have been positioning for something a red wave, as was expected, a red wave would result in a 4, 5, 6% pop, but it doesn't look so good this morning. >> huge disappointment for republicans. there's no other way to put a sugar coat on it. >> gridlock is good from a market perspective because of the fact that we don't have to worry about any major tax reform or regulations over the next two years. ♪ ♪ ooh, i got a few attitude ♪ stuart: i've got a new attitude, is that what it is? lauren: patti labelle. stuart: i guess you could say i'm rather disappointed, but let's not go on. drone on, stu. 11:00 eastern, it is wednesday, november the 9th, the day after, and look what's happening on the markets, they're down. the nasdaq's down 130, the dow's down close to 300 points. as for big tech, mixed picture there. we have one winner, meta platforms, of all people. they're up nearly 7%, but alphabet, microsoft, apple and amazon all down today. better take a look at the cryptos, all over the place this morning, mostly way down. there is instability in the crypto markets, and that's r

almost all of ohio is red. it's not close in these states in terms of the dominance of the gop by geography >> that's a good point one thing we probably need to quit saying after last night is florida and ohio are up for grabs. they're red states we kind of knew that about ohio. we now know that for sure about florida. on the other side, you have to say colorado looks like a more blue state than we would have thought. arizona, you know, may turn out to be a little more blue than some people thought. one of the interesting things that happened here is the map sorted itself out. no matter what the -- >> there's the florida map it's broward county, orlando as you pointed out and -- >> tampa can be somewhat blue. >> maybe up near tallahassee i'm not sure what that is in the panhandle. jerry, thank you so much >> but changing. >> that's true jerry, always great to see. >>> with the midterm elections behind us, the majority of earnings season behind us, what could be the next catalyst for the markets? joining us is t

. ♪ >> hello, this week on the "wall street journal at large" what happened to the red wave, will breakown the midterm election results and also by republicans came up short and ask how much was possibly donald trump's fault, there was one red wave in florida where ron desantis created his own one-man gop landslide is see the future of the republican party or maybe the country? what about the democrats will biden took a victory lap but still dissatisfied with his presidency and his party will he change course in the next two years? this time it seems no one stole any elections is a republican better shape than we thought? will be talking about all this and more my guest this week charles hurt and laura curran. they are still counting votes in some parts of the country in georgia will have another runoff in a few weeks time but we know enough about the midterms to draw significant conclusions. first republicans appear to be poised to take control of the house of representatives. it is a thin margin and we still don't actually know whether there will be a majority but if it is a be smalle

a fun hike in red socks is easier.egin to worry, we begin to rush. we begin to enter a stressful state, we begin to get excited, and then we develop the resource of the day in the first hours of our work. in general, obviously a winning business - this is the third way to tune in to work, for example, calling regular customers is ideal, in general, making a plan for the day is a way to get involved in work number four, alternate interesting activities and routine, there are more funny emoticons. and it would be nice to take a moment to rest. this is the fifth tip. you can even not get up, the psychologist assures. alena bocharova just change the position and remember something very pleasant and track. what was the position of the body at that moment, that is, when you were full of energy and cheerful, when you were looking forward to some accomplishment, for example, remember winning the lottery. this is how we fool our brains. it receives a signal, firstly from the body. it's called idiosensory phenomena, secondly fro

a concentration camp, red had to be collected literally.e, the collected donations were kept on the accounts of privatbank in the fourteenth year. after the return of crimea to russia, privatbank, what other ukrainian banks simply stole money, the crimeans tanned those sums that were collected for the construction of our memorial to the owners, the owner of kolomoisky’s bank did not even stopped the fact that among the prisoners destroyed by the nazis, there were actually quite a few jews in red. he tried to kill them for the second time recently to restore their memory only after the reunification of the crimea with russia and the memorial was. this is one of the first projects of the russian crimea, it has an ideological direction. such a decision was made jointly with the head of the republic of crimea , aksion sergey valerievich, the restoration of the crimea. we decided to start with the restoration of the historical memory of the memorial site, where, ahead of the nazi occupation, one of the largest concentration camps in crimea was o

here is vern glenn with the red and gold report. >>> time for your red and gold report where 49ers are in sole possession of first in nfc west after a home win over the saints. it was all thanks to the defense sunday. san francisco's defense hasn't allowed a point in six consecutive quarters and has held opponents scoreless in the second half of the last four games in a row. as of sunday night, 49ers defense ranks number one in the nfl in both yards and points allowed per game. >> it feels great, you know. that's our goal every week, to shut them out. it's easier said than done. this one was rely special. time down inthe ur tea in es king saying we'are the ones you remember forever. >>> it's known to many as the people's house. first lady jill biden is welcoming military families to the white house for a special holiday treat. >>> get your cell phone out and scan the qr code on your screen to nominate members of the faithful. all season long, we will i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i

the red wave stuck out.arnes, the great marquette poll had barnes one, two points behind. they nailed it. the second thing is i listened to john ralston, these right wing freaks, and trump propagandists were ridiculing john, saying he's doing this because he hates laxalt, on and on and on, but if you look at the polls, you can see things were breaking in a lot of different directions. i guess here's my question. like, how could it be that certain web sites, and certain news agencies got suckered by all of those phony polls, got suckered by all of those republican polls. all got suckered. like, i'll be honest with you, i expect some sites to follow it because they played the right wingers, and right wingers believe mitt romney was going to beat obama by eleven points. if they want to bathe in stupidity and ignorance, they can. i was surprised, though, when i look at 538, which i now go to pause they're the best, they'd say there's a republican. wait, this is propaganda. why are you putting this -- and i reall

the only region trading in the red. swiss market, smi, down .50% otherwise, broad based gains dax up .30%. we have the uk budget to look forward to jeremy hunt looking to deliver the statement to the house of common on thursday close eye on what he has to say. in italy, .50% higher for the ftse mib >>> turning to the sectors, telecoms up .09% imme imme media is up as well .08% in terms of the weak ahead, we have interesting things to look out for states side. u.s. consumer in focus this week retail sales on wednesday. we will hear from walmart and home depot and target. let's look at how u.s. futures are shaping up in the lead-up to the key data points. it is red across the board after the rally at the end of last week, a little bit of profit taking. we have u.s. housing market indicators to look forward to and the u.s. ppi we will see if the trends we're seeing in the consumer price index are similar for the producer price index we've also been looking out for headlines from the g20 summit in bali. >>> turning to the c

that wouldn't necessarily show up on a background check or red flag. officials in colorado are saying we need to use this as a learning moment in terms of how we actually use the red flag laws here. now, as you just heard from that bartender, he was subdued by two people in that club and he was kicked, punched. so the suspect is still in the hospital. charges will be filed once he's been released. by the way, one of those pplwho also in the hospital right now says the police chief. we're waiting for an update on his condition. guys? >> i know you're also learning more about the people killed. what do you know? >> reporter: yeah. victor, five people dead, more than 25 injured. i spoke to some people who left the club just a couple minutes before the shooter went in. they said it was not busy, maybe 30 to 50 people. a lot of those people inside were physically injured. we've heard one of the dead daniel ashton who was a bartender at the club. his parents told "the denver post" he recently moved to colorado springs to be near them. within the last hour or

red, why? >> we have an incredible leader with desantis in our state and i think that he has shown us what a strong leader is. i wouldn't want to live in any other state, love florida. >> will: how many people voted already here? what was number one issue for you when you were voting? >> inflation. >> i keep hearing that over and over, i've done so many diners, texas, florida, inflation, they are all nodding, inflation is number one issue. >> will: look, florida may not be in question today, this is the center of attention, matter of a week, we'll be talking about perhaps the governor of florida and donald trump facing off in a republican primary, could be the story here in days. back to you guys. >> carley: from 2022 to 2024. >> todd: will will be there from 6 to 9 a.m. eastern. >> carley: thanks to the people waking up early. >> todd: could cost kathy hochul the governor's race, here is what she just said about lee zeldin. >> he's been hyperventilating, trying to scare people for months and n

two blue now four red.overnor won, god bless the governor hochul won, but the messaging that national narrative about democrats being terrible on crime and the economy all of this, smeared some very good moderate democrats on long island, robert zimmerman and laura were painted with this broad brush. they are not what you want to call crazy progressives. moderate, sensible, fiscally responsible democrats and they were swept out. >> lee zeldin, you know him. suffolk county guy. but he did surprisingly well for a guy affiliated with trump known as a conservative. it looks like he has got within four points. >> yes. that's right. and that was -- i kind of guessed it would be about that but is he a long island guy. he comes from a regular working class family. and he ran -- i have to hand it to him he ran a flawless campaign. >> brian: real quick, your prediction on the senate. do you think it's going to come down to georgia? >> georgia and nevada it looks like will be the two states. >> brian: nevada and laxal