we have a republican council of 103 people, and i sometimes look at the list of our republican councilld in the profession in society in a career. this is the leader of public opinion. these are the ministers. these are prominent scientists, and of course the minister of education. incidentally, speaking of the world champion in listing minister of agriculture was wandering the minister of antitrust trade regulation a number of others. uh, ministers, crowbars, hygienicpak e dermand representatives. this is a whole series of university rectors who are also prominent scientists. well, and many many others. i'm here deliberately not wanting back for you. i answered but didn't want to name names why, to not offend anyone, because everyone is real. eh, real name. well , every name you've given it's worthy. that's right. and so, but at the same time, instagram and tik if we talk, well, about the stars from there very often this is also what society is from. it may well do. but we still stand on the position that white russia and other public associations should do things that will help in ou

i look at the list of our republican council with joy.aken place in the profession in society in their careers. this is the leader of public opinion. these are the ministers. these are great scientists. ah. yes of course minister. he has no education, by the way, saying the world champion in listing minister of agriculture brelo minister antimonopoly regulation of trade a number of others. eh, ministers, crowbars, hygienicpak e dermand representatives. this is a whole series of university rectors who are at the same time great scientists. well, and many, many others. i deliberately did not want to come back here for you and answered, but i did not want to give names why, so as not to offend anyone, because everyone is a real name. well, every name you've given it's worthy. that's right. and so, but at the same time instagram and tiktok. speaking of which, well, that's about the stars. from there very often this is what society is made of. it may well do, but we still stand on the position that white russia and other public associations sh

emenwe speak to one of the only republican council membersfrom h about where the city goeers from here. >> stay there. the talk, which is now taking a hiatus and co-host sharon osborne defended piers morgan over meghan markle. sharon osborne was fired from the talk. her exit from the talk made headlines around the world. >> growing up, my father's family went absolutely penniless. >> it was a new format for television. she takes her stuff off the stage. she collapses. no one should have ever gone through what she went through. why are you doing this? they've really made her 85% shoes stabbing me in the back. it was so unfair that she was labeled something that she wasn't. >> the punishment doesn't fit the crime because there was no crime. >> we don't know anything about me. i say not. then. >> hi, i'm attorney down. mccary, proud veteran who's been helping marines and their families for decades. but now i'm sure you've heard the news about camper's in the new law, which allows victims to file for compensation. this is different than your veteran's disability does . a lot of confusing i

or the president's administration's which is one of the reasons for the democrats and republicans allow the council to lapse. if there was a sense that once you go to an independent counsel that has to end in some kind of indictment and then you exonerate and that is and how it was done under the independent ticounsel. ita was looking at a different thing. clinton was guilty of the relationship and lying about it but the american people and congress didn't see fit. they impeached him but they didn'ton convict him so he remas in office for the rest of his presidency but the investigation continued beyond his presidency including a deal where he has to give up the license and another deal where he gives up his ability to practice before the supreme court to stave off further investigations so it's not unusual there are investigations and there is another with quintin on the pardon that is a very questionable pardon that he issues at the end of his administration of the billionaire whose ex-wife gave a lot of money to the democratic party so it seems very fishy and what happens there is the fbi does l

previously been competitive, elections where plausibly either democrats or republicans could have won control of the city council in jacksonville or the state legislature in tallahassee, and making those elections uncompetitive, drawing districts that are lopsided, where the vast majority of the people who live there, either democrats or republicans and when that happens, there is no meaningful choice for the people who live in those districts, particularly if you're one of the unfortunate voters who finds yourself as a democrat in a heavily republican seat or a republican in a in a heavily democratic seat and when that occurs, it really shifts the entire focus to the entire selection process, to the primary election, whether it's the republican primary or the democratic primary. and the people who vote in primaries tend to be more ideological. and inevitably, the candidates who emerge from those primaries when they are fairly extreme if the district is not competitive, those candidates are pretty much guaranteed to win election anyway. and you just have to look at some of the characters who are representing var

think of a single major city, our crime problem out-of-control but has republican mayor and republican city councild: what about these generic polls? we continue to see them converging? republicans were way ahead at the beginning of the summer but the supreme court decision came down and other things that began to converge, doesn't that bode poorly for republicans? >> on the generic ballot, of course the ballot is closed, not closed by republicans dropping. what is happening is democrats, disgruntled democrats, spending more money, doing green new deal stuff, feel better about being a democrat but if you go into an election in which there is parity between the two parties republicans in midterm elections, when they don't hold the white house didn't win big because the independent voters, people who don't identify on the generic republic tend to break against the party in power. that is why every midterm, first midterm election since the emergence of what we call the second american party system when we began to have real political parties in 1818 there have only been two first midterm elections in

and how would you explain it, why was it needed at all at the republican teachers' council, which wasust 2021 by the head of state, firstly, a very figurative description of the school was given, which we really liked. uh, the participants of this event, and we quoted it for a long time, the school is a temple and you need to enter the school as if it were a temple and at this teachers' council the head the state was instructed to develop a document that would regulate all issues from the organization of the lesson to the appearance of the student and teacher, such a document appeared, it is called the state school standard, and it entered into force on september 1, 2022. it is mandatory for all educational institutions. e. this document regulates many issues. here is the organization of the lessons of the rule of conduct for students of law. obligations of all participants in the educational process and students and parents and teachers this document regulates the rules for using mobile devices. this document regulates the rules for passing through an educational institution, because

capital, the leadership, the city executive committee and the local council of deputies met with the activists of the belarusian republicanyouth union during these festive days for the public association, an open dialogue was timed not only to the twentieth anniversary of the belarusian republican youth union, but also to the upcoming day of the city of minsk, they talked about the development of the capital of the country as a whole, the civic position of young people about new approaches in the education system. questions were asked by the best activists of the bryu of minsk, students, working youth, winners of the competition and authors unique projects. i succeeded this year with the victory in the students of the year 20 21 competition and this allowed me to plunge into such a student life as an active citizen - these are various volunteer projects. and, of course, i try to realize my project, which i presented to the student of the year with the introduction to the museum of the great patriotic war. information for deaf people. today is the youth that sometimes we need to learn from them. this creative is the smarte

republican hospital. that's where i solemnly council they said that, probably, you will never have children. amg and advised to go for adoption in our 42 year old heroine.

this decision was made by a council of republican doctors of the capital medics on the eve of a graduatee same school number 88 attacked children and killed 17 people. of these, 11 are schoolchildren, there could have been more victims if it were not for the endurance and courage of the teachers and the children themselves, even the wounded sasha sterkhov managed to raise the alarm. having reached the director's office, the whole country is now in one common grief with izhevsk and in the same rhythm of hearts. hand in hand, no words are needed now, by special order, parents let the izhevsk hospital into the intensive care unit; today, a decision was made to transport the seriously injured on board the ministry of emergency situations of the leading clinic in moscow, many with complex injuries. need help in highly qualified neurosurgeons 13 children were taken to the airport. zhukovsky state hospital transportation without five people are on the machine sixteen-year-old sasha spirchov. here he is on the video already during the evacuation of the wounded man, it was sasha who was handed ov

republican hospital. that's where i solemnly council they said that, probably, you will never have children.se a very low amg and advised to go for adoption, our heroine is 42 years old with a diagnosis of infertility, she and her husband lived for more than 10 years. and at the household level leads to the fact that it is considered primarily a women's problem. it is not surprising that a woman who , for some reason, cannot have children, is faced with enormous pressure from society, in general, from relatives, they are put in steam, because it is such an undiagnostic. e cumulative. yes, that is, no, just a separate male female factor, and the couple always comes to the reception together and finds out the reasons that can lead to it coming together in antiquity and therefore you can never single out can be singled out one leading factor. but there are always some other and additional factors that can also lead to the non-occurrence of pregnancy, in general, before understanding what infertility is, it is important to answer the question of what reproductive health is, in fact, reproductive

the foreign minister of the check republican currently holds the president of the council called for a special going to national tribunal to investigate what had happened and resume. but actually before even the pro p actually cold for started, the minister claimed that the russians left behind mass slaves off hundreds of shorts, unfortunate people, so you can see claims without any evidence with no grounds and before any official investigation. western media coverage is also remarkable. as soon as the christians took the city back had, as you remember, human hike of region had been on the russian control since spring western journalists of course, started slotting a to see with their own eyes. what's going on on the ground. and on thursday, an advisor to the quint interior ministry told b, b. c, that around $1000.00 dead buddies happened, discovered in a zoom. interesting though is that the telegraph journalists were there at the same time on thursday. and they later published an article saying that they didn't see any evidence to that. let's take a look at the quotation from that a

the foreign minister of the check republican currently holds the president of the you council called for a special in to national tribunal, to investigate what had happened in his room. but actually before even the probe he actually called for started the minister claimed that the russians left behind mass graves off hundreds of shorts and porch of people. so you can see claims without any evidence with no grounds. and before any official investigation was immediate coverage is also remarkable. as soon as the christians took the c t back head, as you remember, human high confusion had been under the russian control since praying. western journalists, of course, started plotting a to see with their own eyes. what's going on on the ground and on thursday, an advisor to the quint interior ministry told bbc that around $1000.00 dead buddies happened discovered in his room. interesting though, is that the telegraph journalists were there at the same time on thursday, and they later published article saying that they didn't see any evidence to that. the telegraph did not see any evidence o

republican hospital. here is where i solemn council.said that, probably, you will never have children, because the amg is very low and they advised us to go for adoption to our heroine, 42 years old. with a diagnosis of infertility, she and her husband lived for more than 10 years, they noticed she lived alone, and together with her husband, the habit implies primarily the female factor, speaking, infertility, both at the official and at the household level, leads to the fact that it is considered in the first place, women's problem. it is not surprising that a woman who , for some reason, cannot bring children in is faced with huge pressure both from society in general and from loved ones are put on couples, because this is what we are at the diagnosis of e cumulative. yes, that is, no. it’s just that the male female factor is separate, and the couple always comes to the reception together and the reasons that can lead to her pregnancy together stink, and therefore you can never single out one leading factor. yes, the leader is the cal

and in sydney is amateur jamal co ofa of the decline and full of republican of canister, and a former member of the national security council of garrison. welcome to the program generals. why should we see this prisoner swap as a just a swat? nothing more or something that could potentially paved the way to a bigger american road in afghanistan in the future. a thank you for having me a selena, come to europe, your viewers. i would not get ahead of this act important on hostage exchange. there's a lot that can be a lot that needs to be done. we have to remember just 6 weeks ago on the u. s a struck and killed and i'm on the as our hearing are in a suburb of, of cobble um and this troubled the u. s. sign and in and in our allies in that and that the, that the taliban regime immersed rushing, had promised in doha negotiations that there would be no, no terrorists harbored in there. but the bottom line that was 6 weeks ago and we just had a hosted exchange, a prisoner exchange, which is significant. and um, and the foreign minister basically said that he or afghan foreign minister did state that this up as a new chapter. so so

republicans take power? >> well, first of all i'm an executive branch official, i don't engage in election advocacy. trying to avoid one other form of trouble which is getting in trouble with the office of special council. what i want to -- what is clear to me is this -- without getting into election advocacy. the two parties, the democrats and republicans in congress they stand for different things and the choice just couldn't be clearer. and the contrast couldn't be clearer. and i think obviously one issue that this is front and center on is the issue of abortion, reproductive rights. the day the decision came down, the president said there is one of two ways this will go. it will come down that everyone has the right to choose or eventually the republicans would get control of the house and senate and ban abortion. we know what that looks like now. lindsey graham came out to ban abortion but to impose a five-year criminal penalty on doctors who provide reproductive services to women. i just want you to think about what kind of country this would be if doctors walked around, knowing, that they could go to jail for five years for providing needed services to their female patients. who will go into tha

council about the u.s. role in the nato alliance amid the ongoing war. this republicans 45 minutes.

council about the u.s. role in the nato alliance amid the ongoing war. this republicans 45 minutes. putin further escalated the dangers of swirling around the war in ukraine, the mobilization of 300,000 troops. only thinly veiled threats of nuclear weapons use. we have witnessed remarkable u.s. leadership and transatlantic solidarity and unity since putin's february 24 invasion, providing assistance to you great and bolstering bipartisan support from congress has been crucial and consistent for supporting ukraine and strengthening nato including the remarkable 95-1 ratification i the senate of membership applications for finland and sweden. to our audience, thank you for joining us from all over the world for this important discussion. i encourage you watching to join the conversation on social media and share any questions you have using #acfrontpage. it is my pleasure to pass the floor to our moderator. take it away. nick: thank you very much, and welcome to this fantastic and timely panel on ukraine, russia, nato and we will touch a little bit about china and the black sea. i wan

the council will have the power to set minimum standards for wages, hours, and working conditions. restaurant owners and many republicansit saying will increase costs for consumers. >>> and you can watch us and the breaking news coverage on your roku. select the live tv tile on your home screen, scroll down to channel 133 and there we are. you can always have the news, just a few click away and watch us any time and anywhere on roku. we are back in a moment with what the giants did. >>> pluswe >>> the giants long, long shots to make the playoffs but they have a chance. the new guys are making noise. tonight down in la against the dodgers it was bring your dog to the ballpark night. a lot of pups around there. we will pick it up in the 3rd. this is a guy they just got a few days ago from the astros aaa team. a career minor leaguer. he had two home runs tonight and then in the 4th the home run. the giants out slugged the dodgers tonight. final score 7-4. the giants have won four games in a row and are now 7.5 games out that have final wild card spot. >>> the 49ers and raiders don't connect off until sunday. all sorts of a

the council will have the power to set minimum standards for wages, hours, and working conditions. restaurant owners and many republicans oppose it saying will increase costs for consumers. >>> and you can watch us and the breaking news coverage on your roku. select the live tv tile on your home screen, scroll down to channel 133 and there we are. you can always have the news, just a few click away and watch us any time and anywhere on roku. we are back in a moment with what the giants did. >>> pluswe prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless get very little. vote no on 27. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. homeless

of the head of state, the council decided the proposal to establish a one-time seven-year term corresponds to the logic of the constitutional reform adopted at the republicanreferendum in june this year, the main idea. general to prevent the monopolization of state power by the name of the capital. everything just as legitimate. and now in kyrgyzstan in the country there is a whole series of horrific cases of violence against the backdrop of these terrible crimes in the country , the voices of those who call for tougher punishment and the introduction of the death penalty in our review, but quite the violence that literally swept the country in may of this year, are becoming louder 28 -year-old resident in the okinsky district. he almost lured a girl of preschool age to his home, whom he brutally raped against the background of a wide resonance of the criminal. in june, it became known about rape by minors in the talas region, a girl born in 2006 was abused by two malefactors. in july, the whole of kyrgyzstan was shocked by the terrible events in bishkek, where two former police officers and a watchman of the local market for several weeks, in fact, kept a

mandate of the head of state, the council decided the proposal to establish a one-time seven-year term meets the logic of constitutional reform, adopted in the republicanreferendum in june this year, the main idea. general to prevent the monopolization of state power by the name of the capital. it 's all legal too. and now in kyrgyzstan in the country a whole series of horrific cases of violence against the backdrop of these terrible crimes in the country , the voices of those who call for tougher, punishment and introduce the death penalty in our review, but quite the violence that literally swept the country in may of this year a 28-year-old resident in the okinsky district of the jalal-abad region lured a girl of preschool age to his home, who he brutally raped against the backdrop of a wide resonance of the criminal was imprisoned for life in june, it became known about the rape of minors in the tallas region over a girl born in 2006. two intruders abused. in july, all of kyrgyzstan was shocked by terrible events in bishkek former police officers and a watchman of the local market for several weeks, in fact, kept a thirteen-year-old child in sexual

. >> place or can take council will hold hearings on the matter next week and could make a final decision in november. the national news, republican lawmakers say they want to see president biden student loan forgiveness plans block in some court. you have some members of congress that say they welcome lawsuit said try to stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. >> there's no authority for the president to wave a wand and to forgive billions of dollars of student loan debt and he did it anyway. this would really be a tremendous win for the fight against inflation be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. >> the white house contends that the president is on solid legal ground and are still encouraging americans to apply for student loan forgiveness next month. so far, no lawsuits have been filed. but the attorney general of arizona is hinting he and other agencies could take action soon. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, 49 ers gearing up for the new season. how they are the pair to take on the chicago bears. >> will welcome back to

council is involved in a review of the process because elements within the federal government can exploit the process to read -- retain control information and manipulate it. i think that is something important for republicans and democrats to get after an terms of how do we get more information clearly to the american people and there could have been an issue of that going on and the stakes are possible -- mistakes are possible. i used to work for donald rumsfeld. he was anonymously concerned in the digital records the pentagon gave us that something classified crept in and we would not know because we are getting -- digitize on cds so he had a stamp made. there is a stamp on every page certifying it is declassified. it can happen. i don't know if it was an accident or what the circumstances were but i think it is a good lesson that this kind of reform that the nfc is necessary. host: if a president says something is declassified, does it make it so? guest: i think you can. --it can. secretary bronson fell -- rumsfeld -- there was an automatic presentation process. if you are an authority, you can set it for years to be declassified. it appends on what that protocol is but the president is either classifyi

activists of the belarusian republican youth union were awarded the awards of the annual youth prize for the cause and gratitude from the minsk city executive committee and the local counciloperation 1005 to cover up the traces of nazi crimes began in october forty-three and ended in slonim on july 5, forty-four. when minsk was already liberated, they dug up places of mass extermination of people and burned corpses . they immediately did something new , as the working team, which did its dirty work, was also liquidated documents. the nazis did not enter, orders were given verbally by films from the cycle. without a statute of limitations, operation 1.005 will be aired today after a panorama of belarus 1 and belarus 24. the state security committee of belarus, together with the tv news agency belteleradiocompany , present a project on the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war, operation 1.005 is the state secret of the third reyhan. i didn’t even try to excurse to burn it. and it was a conveyor that did not stop until the release. republic courses for sadists, how they worked out the technology of hiding crimes, a terrible smell, a memory that ca

council of experts, under the ministry of economics of trade and industry, the prospects for electricity for this winter remain very bleak. operation with dpr payment cards from the central republicanank became available on the territory of russia, we are talking about transferring funds to cards issued by the fsb bank, as well as withdrawing cash from its atms, it is noted that this will allow, among other things, to receive social and other payments. so far, all the news. we look to spend time with children russian cartoons and children's programs for free without registration. britain has prepared almost 5,000 more troops for ukraine to complete the next course of combat training, sky tv channel reports. according to media, the training took place at military bases in england. it is known that similar programs are launched in other countries . borys maksudov found out who and what teaches ukrainians. the ukrainian soldier’s nato accent is getting clearer , to keep pace as he wants, and as it should be in nato, now there will be 5,000 ukrainian military more, while still formally ukrainian, but in fact already representing the north atlantic alliance, the english media tell some

republican and democratic , and have been implemented by american officials over the past few years. in connection with the provocations regarding the northern streams, an urgent meeting of the un security council

we broke previously with councils, the caribbean has a court of justice, we saw becoming a republican having a citizen as our head of state as an expression of a national aspiration of self determination. i think when countries look at this it is more along the lines of how do we see ourselves in the future representing and speaking for ourselves rather than necessarily a break with monarchy, although that is a necessary result, the motivators are more towards the self expression. >> how beloved people of barbados respond to the queen dying? i mean, there was a complicated relationship, some might see barbados as having cut imperialist ties and a difficult past -- >> i would say, speaking personally there is that sense of personal loss. her majesty was an icon of the 20th century and into the 21st, her life of service is one to be celebrated and let me use this opportunity to convey condolences to all those in the commonwealth, particularly those in her family who are suffering this loss at this time. but, barbados will feel that loss because up to last year, she was our queen, she wa

host: the president of the family research council, we thank you for your time. now, the leader of the republicansthe house, getting ready in pittsburgh to address a crowd and unveil a republican commitment to america. live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. the program is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ quick c-span live in pittsburgh this morning where the house minority leader kevin mccarthy is expected to speak about the republican agenda as the party goes to the house and the senate. jim jordan is also expected to speak at this event. it should get underway in just a couple of moments. live coverage, on c-span. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome the next house republican majority. [applause] ♪

i won the republican competition there and from that moment on. i have already m-m been in the council, i'm lucky to have friends. i am very i absorbed a lot of antonina from murom. petrovna , she was from er nadezhda andreevna ermakova. i now directly admire our head of cabbage i was recently we brought children to her. so. we just thought there for half an hour. she talked to us for 2 hours and answered all our questions. you are avoiding the question of ukraine . you are a ukrainian, you remember, a ukrainian. my sister lives in crimea and is very happy. i was born in a large family. there were six. uh-huh , and one sister and brother still live in the lviv region. of course i call them we don't talk politics because we don't talk. she is my sister in every way. e vibrat, but in any case, with what feelings do you observe the special operation, which is now living, of course, i worry ukrainians are killing each other, ukrainians are killing each other, and e. thanks of course to russia and vladimir vladimirovich putin, first of all, that he supported us in our difficult time, that w

particular, republicans believe that the exclusion of the russian federation is the right step and american lawmakers will insist on its implementation. i note that the president of the european councilcharles michel, recently stated that reform is urgently needed and that russia's membership in the un security council should be suspended . to other rosh hashanah topics, during the full-scale war in uman, cherkasy region , pilgrims came to celebrate the new year according to the jewish calendar, despite the warning israeli and ukrainian officials hasidim are not afraid of possible missile attacks from the russians went to see the celebration and our correspondent arama tanesyan, he knew about the direction in connection with the place umani arama. i congratulate you. please tell us how the atmosphere prevails in the city and whether many foreign guests came to celebration atmosphere now there are a lot of pilgrims we are now in the central district and the city of uman to be honest if you don't know that you are in ukraine it is very hard to believe because i have not seen any locals here at all of the locals here, only the municipal guard and the police did not see any signs in the

republican governor leadership. it's really because of the local leadership. we're talking at the mayor level, city counciloard, you know, the issues are just rampant amongst the democrat leadership. and this is something that, you know we have highlighted called the great opportunity project where we really do see the contrast especially over the last two years between republican leadership and democrat leadership. and so, you know, we have to do something about this because we're talking about mcdonald's. a very large corporation. but, this is really a major issue for our small businesses across the country. you know, mcdonald's has the ability to close a handful of stores. it's not going to hurt the corporation overall. but we are, you know, joe's pizza down the street, you have your store front broken into, guess what? you can't just close down and go to the next one and be okay with that. it impacts all of our small businesses across the country. >>this is a major, major concern. safety is one of the major issues that we highlight, you know, in this campaign, also. but, you know, we are talking school

particular, republicans believe that the exclusion of the russian federation is the right step and the american legislators will insist on its implementation, i note that the president of the european councilm is necessary and urgent and that russia's membership in the un security council should be suspended until further notice - the patron saint appeared on morale in in khmelnytskyi, the image of the famous dog of the artist was painted on the wall next to the premises of the city health department . in the hands of a combat medic, murals are created on the walls of the city that symbolize all the small but very significant victories for the ukrainian people, the patron is a symbol of the fact that an animal can also be a hero, they explain that in the public organization of ukrainians of the future, which i created the mural , the patron himself came to the opening with his owner, the rescuer mykhailo ilyov on this so far all the news the next issue do not miss at 8:00 anna valevska and his girlfriend will continue the information broadcast espresso in a few moments some beings he are hunting for washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online on hotline finance

capital's activists, the belarusian republican youth union was awarded annual youth awards for work and gratitude from the minsk city executive committee and the local councilthe memory of our ancestors, who were destroyed in such a way, be forgotten, as someone once decided that we have no right to exist, operation 1.005 to cover up the traces of nazi crimes began in october forty-third ended in slonim july 5, forty-fourth, when minsk was already liberated, they dug up places of mass extermination of people and burned corpses. the ashes were dispelled or taken out to germany as fertilizer, comma traces of one crime of the nazis. they immediately did something new , as the working team, which did its dirty work, also liquidated documents. the nazis, small, the orders were given verbally from the cycle no statute of limitations operation 1.005 vy. on air today after a panorama of belarus one and belarus 24. state security committee belarus, together with the tv news agency belteleradiocompany , presents a project on the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war, operation 1.005. the state secret of the third reich , the operation was s

republican governors? "the washington post", bordering on the moronic, a gallup poll 60 years ago showed widespread disapproval of the council'sven on white southerners. we have 10 seconds. >> this is going to backfire. it is going to backfire considerably because you do have to remember you have considerable red populace and there impacted right along -- you have a number of republicans who own homes on martha's vineyard. amy: we want to thank you so much for being with us. professor mwalim peters of english and black studies at the university of massachusetts, dartmouth. also commissioner for the barnstable county human rights advisory commission. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] o;o;ó7ó7 ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline." i'm takao minori in new york. >>> the head of the united nations has sketched a world teeming with turmoil. antonio guterres welcomed them to the general assembly with the catalog of the challenges they face. war, shortages of food, and of energy. he warned them that the world is in peril and paralyzed. >> the united nations charter

republican governors? "the washington post", bordering on the moronic, a gallup poll 60 years ago showed widespread disapproval of the council'sven on white southerners. we have 10 seconds. >> this is going to backfire. it is going to backfire considerably because you do have to remember you have considerable red populace and there impacted right along -- you have a number of republicans who own homes on martha's vineyard. amy: we want to thank you so much for being with us. professor mwalim peters of english and black studies at the university of massachusetts, dartmouth. also commissioner for the barnstable county human rights advisory commission. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

the national security council is a statute so what happened was it was formalized by an act of congress without formal structure. >> why did you write the last liberal republicanyou want people to take away from? >> i alluded to when i think it is topical from 60 years ago i felt inspired about welfare and people's well-being and i think we're on the moment and coming back to some of that concern that nixon had hopes may have —- that even people that are going in the opposite directions just like mitt romney was talking about the child tax credit and child health. so i like to think that one thing the smoke do is to say here is a battle chapter and verse that is relevant today the argument is very much the same. so i talk to myself one of the things that caused welfare reform to fail was there have been some income maintenance experiments one in seattle and one in denver. and there were very small simple so my question was , with this hope to incentivize people to work? and then to begin to say. we have the income backing. and that was opposing family assistance in the middle of a huge experiment right now. and the payments are now going out to people. if that

mandate of the head of state, the council decided the proposal to establish a one-time seven-year term meets the logic of constitutional reform, adopted in the republicanyear, the main idea. general to prevent the monopolization of state power by the name of the capital. it 's all legal too. and now in kyrgyzstan in the country a whole series of horrific cases of violence against the backdrop of these terrible crimes in the country , the voices of those who call for tougher, punishment and introduce the death penalty in our review, but the violence that literally overwhelmed the country in may of this year, a 28-year-old resident of the oka district of jalal-abatosti, lured a girl of preschool age to his home, who he brutally raped against the background of a wide resonance of the criminal was imprisoned for life in june, it became known about the rape of minors in the talas region over a girl born in 2006. two attackers abused. in july, all of kyrgyzstan was shocked by terrible events in bishkek former police officers and a watchman of the local market for several weeks, in fact, kept a thirteen-year-old child in sexual slavery. in august , a criminal

republican wins statewide office in california? >> that is a great question. i hope so but we have to start small, reporting party in california is week. we got to take the city councilaces, school board races and fund small to big, we have to do it now, basically surrendered california to nancy pelosi, silicon valley, hollywood and gavin newsom. got to take it back and start small. stuart: one of these days you will tell me how you really feel. >> waiting for the invitation to go to new jersey and have rotisserie chicken in the bread you love, that is what i'm looking for, waiting for your invitation. stuart: it is $10 a loaf bread, $8.99 rotisserie chicken. i can't afford it. see you later. good luck to you. all right. california passed a new law which will require employers to list salary ranges. why would they be doing that? lauren: you cut to the chase because i'm going for that job, this is the range, that is okay, that part makes sense. that's the other part, california is demanding companies with 100 employees to submit annual pay data broken down by race, and ethnicity. and employers will get so mad, it opens them up to lawsuits. blue one what on earth is wi

. >> uvalde school board, city council and parents whose children were murdered at robb elementary school on may 24th have four weeks all made the same request a republicanll a special session of the state legislature to raise the minimum age required to buy the weapon of war that was used by the mass murderer in uvalde. joining us now is beto o'rourke, he is the democratic candidate for governor in texas. thank you very much for joining us tonight. what else did you learn from the parents in uvalde? >> they are the most amazing people that i have ever met. their determination -- that no other family has to suffer what they are experiencing right now. they have testified before congress. they have gone to the capitol to protest, to ask their governor to listen to them. they have led marches and rallies in uvalde. and they are reaching out to all of us across the state of texas to make sure that we come through, that we take action while we can still take action to prevent the next massacre in the next school in texas. after santa fe high school in 2018, the -- in el paso. and uvalde, all told, five of the worst mass shootings have happened in this state,