respect, iago umov.aseological expressions, which appear on the basis of the command. kosht ​​pravilnaga adkazu - 10 points for adzin phrasealagism. contagion on the screen. two envelopes have appeared, each of their phrasealisms and their meanings have changed, and your task is to correctly supplant them. this is the story of the competition and what will happen to you it's on the screen all the time, and the phraseology is endless. and yashche adzin moment: you will never know whether you used the correct expression or the wrong price, and only by competing in the competition can we be right. and yes, i ’m telling ulyana that you can choose some kind of envelope, you can take any, first and foremost, other good things, looking at what’s wrong, what’s wrong with you, what the hell, i'm standing there without respect, anyway. the first phrasealism has appeared, and you will die. tlumachyts, kali laska, let's get some patches, what does this mean, what do you mean, what do you mean, what do you mean, what

can you take on that having being a lack of the required respect by the of the state. the reason being of the court in the both in the, in genocide case applies equally in the current context. that is, you've seen, the court explained, had the states obligation to prevent the corresponding duty tract arises when the state learns that the existence of a serious risk of genocide which is exactly the same as how they correct q a for trace the operation of coming article was spot is the quote also explained a genocide must a for that to be a violation of the obligation to prevent precisely the same applies here and it makes no difference. a toll is common article one is invoice aged. it's a rule of due diligence is that is just how the obligation to prevent and to the genocide convention is interpreted. the basic question remains, how can it be said that there was a failure to show respect over the state? if the failure on the part of that the state to respect is not established in the 1st place, i would that this is how the court envisaged the operation of the cell public

it is just this respectful. acceptable in any way, shape or form. it isjust this respectful.t brought to you.— can only imagine the pain that brought to you. yes, it is awful. this is a groun _ brought to you. yes, it is awful. this is a group of— brought to you. yes, it is awful. this is a group of officers, - brought to you. yes, it is awful. this is a group of officers, a - brought to you. yes, it is awful. | this is a group of officers, a shift group on whatsapp, and of course information will be shared and it is traumatic for anyone involved and i respect that holy, but there is a right and wrong in how we conduct ourselves and that type of language particularly used against in this instance my son, and i'm speaking on behalf of barney because he cannot speak any more, i have to do it because it has to stop. it is not the first time, it probably won't be the first time, it probably won't be the last but it might make a bit of a difference. unfortunately, we have to reveal the shocking words to get the message across and the impact across. it the message across and the im

the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency with respect to specified harmful foreign activities of the government of the russian federation declared in executive order 14024 of april 15, 2021, which was expanded in scope in executive order 14066 of march 8, 2022 and with respect to which additional steps were taken in executive order 14039 of august 20, 2021, executive order 14068 of march 11, 2022, executive order 14071 of april 6, 2022, and executive order 14114 of december 22, 2023 is to continue in effect beyond april 15, 2024. specified harmful foreign activities of the government of the russian federation and particular efforts to undermine the conduct of free and fair democratic elections and democratic institutions in the united states and its allies and partners to engage in and facilitate malicious cyber enabled activities against the united states and its allies and partners to foster and use transnational corruption to influence foreign governments to pursue extraterritorial activities targeting dissidents or journalists to und

but were respected all over the world and now it's a disgrace. we also by the way, had the single best border ever in recorded history of our country when the best border ever we built 571 miles of wall where we're going to build 200 more miles farm president, i said we were going to build but we had a country that was respected and now we have a country that's a joke is being left at all over the world and, you have riots and all the universities. the only place that's locked down as this court house because they don't want any supporters here. they don't want maga here. they don't want anybody in this it is lockdown like a buttoned up vest and it shouldn't be if they did the same lockdown in columbia, nyu, and the colleges and universities please you'd have no problem whatsoever, but there you could put tense up. you can stay as long as you want. but this courthouse is locked down. there's not a person within five blocks. they have more police year and i call up new york spiders because that's what they are. >> and they don't want are you doing

with respect to the 1st point, we already pointed out the full knowledge of germany has. it has of what is happening, palestine in the legal consequences of this knowledge. not only of the possible violations of the genocide convention, but also the norms hoping to national unite. there, you know, it's a set of questions that can be, or need be addressed during these previous that are, you know, that to be short since they are dressed basically to the issues involved in the request for provisional meshes. he indicates professor, believe we have some further comments and this is respect to the 2nd point, the right of self defense official, which is also imposed by germany force continue assistance. somebody's comments. the question of the right of israel to defend itself is correct. if it refers to the right to protect his people, and not the right of self defense, contemplated the vertical, 51 with the united nations charter. but in the exercise of the right to protect the citizens, as well as talk people buying power as to the duty to quote when the regulations concernin

they no longer respect the united states, the other countries. the delay is in tremendous trouble in terms of currency. this will be the standard and the standard with me. with biden you will lose the dollar as a standard. like losing the biggest war we've ever lost and it is a shame. all the way down to 1.6. i tell you, nobody thought it would be possible and looks like it is heading down from there. very bad news. this morning i met with great people, construction workers, some teamsters and other unions and some non-unions and we had a fantastic morning. you were there, some of the persons there. great show of support. as you know, some tremendous polls came out over the last 24 hours where we are up in all of the swing states and up nationally. but one came out we're down very little in new york. new york isn't won by republicans anymore. 50 years ago it was, not anymore. i think we have a good chance of winning here and big it a big chance. we'll go to the south bronx and doing a rally at madison square garden. we'll have a big rally honorin

respect, respect.n the hour, in people and in people. aleg, katya. malays. dasha, vika, respect, respect. adkaz: malaychyna! respect! tie your tongue - it means a lot, aleg, katya! get lost! tsudouinya! kali laska, let's listen to the parades of our expert svyataslav krupenka! the shanovny revelers, the great hutka, our revelry was going on, and the end waters were falling for an hour, otherwise we didn’t want to. development with you, in addition to the need for this work, and the previous several layers of competitions. name the autara of the prapanavans the meeting is not easy, the first task here is to reveal deep knowledge. it happens that logic, inspiration, intuition and the popular saying “vyaduchy” come into play. in the first season, you revealed deep knowledge, and the admonishment was saved only by the end, well, the malays, the worst of such tsuda. adkazam, the kryzhanka didn’t call out any orders, the orders were tricky and trappy, and now i need to sort out the cashiers, how to declare t

we should have a respectful debate and we must have a respectful debate and we must have a respectfulnment has taken. in response to what is beyond any doubt a heinous crime but it was noticeable that speakerjohnson did not mention the word gaza, he did not mention the word gaza, he did not mention the word palestinians, he did not mention the fact that thousands and thousands of children have also been killed, but they happened be palestinians, in bombardment set a whole variety of things, and that there are now thousands of children and many more people in northern gaza on the brink of starvation. these are serious problems that we are facing and we should have debates about these. i think president biden is rightful to we need freedom of expression. and at the same time we need to also respect that there are differences on these issues and those differences reflect points of view rather than the religious background, perse. rather than the religious background, per se. there are plenty ofjews, i am one of them, highly critical of what is israel engaging within the last six months,

to the diversity of the oil, 2000 and the respect to other cultures doesn't respect other nations. the people who are all in the way to tell you, okay, you have for example, ultimate star. truly, you have to, i'm also going to have the pulses check out your body of cold heavy use because you need to be a very, very human rights to freedom has to be honest, ended in the best you will need to have the same done across the s v and so, so it's a kind of a mental cooling the other things. and this is something to be the need to refuse because we need to be need to respect all the counselors, all the nations into all i told say for chinese that you want to have the homosexual marriages because in brussels to be one. but they have to almost like so many just because it's kind of a ridiculous and that's why i really believe and a freedom i really, really believe in diversity ends or respect to the other nations. i don't mean to be a fan of russia. i don't need to be a fan of china, our been a 70 or i'd be either respect their culture. and this is something we do many people in the best sto

all respected doctors. respected doctors themselves know that, in fact, the effect and the final result of their work is very much based on the performance of a good nurse. well, she can be a good nurse when she doesn't have to worry about livelihood issues and her rights , but excuse me before you continue with this issue of nurses, i basically wanted to ask you if you have come to a category of social rights and freedoms. at all, what are the types of things that we should talk about first, and then you count the approvals? yes, during this time, we actually came to the compilation of two books . let's have a matter of public law, which i have now that this is finalized i'm talking to hazrat hali , it's almost finalized, what about the actual rights. based on new conditions and new technology , we also have a definition based on the previous rights and we include it, that is , we have a definition based on the constitution and sharia , we have these subject rights. the rights of citizens in the virtual sp

doesn't respect the culture, this doesn't respect other nations. a dorothy because we're all in the way to tell you, okay, you have, for example, ultimate star. truly, you have the most in countries who have the policy set culture by new coupled heavy use because you need to be a very, very human rights to freedom s v. understand it in the past, you will need to have the same democrats, the s v and so, so it's a kind of a mental cooling the, all these things. and this is something to be the need to read for you is because we need to be need to respect all the counselors, all the nations into all i told say to the chinese that you want to have the homosexual marriages. because in brussels to be one, but they have to almost like so many just because it's kind of hard and it goes and is why i really believe and a freedom. i really, really believe in diversity ends or respect to the other nations. i don't need to be a final for us. i don't think the best thing of china, our final, some of your ideas are that respect their culture. and this is something

to the diversity of the oil to doesn't respect the culture, this doesn't respect other nations. the people who are all in the west to tell you, okay, you have for example, alter the scar to it. you have to, i'm also going to have the also check out. you have a bunch of couple of heavy use because you need to be a very, very human rights to freedom has to be honest, ended in the best you will need to have the same democrats, the s v. and so, so it's a kind of a mental cooling the, all these things. and this is something to be the need to refuse because we need to be need to respect all the counselors, all the nations into all i told say to the chinese that you want to have the homosexual amenities. because in brussels to be one to have to almost like so met or just this is kind of a ridiculous. and that's why i really believe and a freedom i really, really believe in diversity ends a respect to the other nations. i don't need to be a fan of russia. i don't need to be a fan of china, our fennel 70 or i'd be i'd that respect their culture. and this is something we to many people in

to the diversity of the world who doesn't respect the other cultures, doesn't respect other nations. dorothy, because we're all in the west to tell you, okay, you have, for example, ultimate star. truly you have the most in countries who have the policy set culture . but new cult heavy is because you need to be a very, very human rights to freedom as to be honest ended in the best you will need to have the same democrats, the s v. and so, so it's a kind of a mental cooling the, all these things. and this is something to be the need to refuse because we need to be need to respect all the counselors, all the nations into all i told say to the chinese that you want to have the homeless extra amenities because in brussels to be one. but they have to almost like so many just this is kind of ridiculous and is why i really believe and a freedom i really, really believe in diversity ends or respect to the other nations. i don't need to be a fan of rush. i don't think of a fan of china or fennel some of your ideas or their respect their culture. and this is something we do many people in the

you got a aood they respect you. you got a good group — they respect you.ect you. you got a good group of you who - they respect you. you got a good group of you who are | good group of you who are taking part in ramadan. that must help having a support network? i must help having a support network?— must help having a support network? , , ,, ., network? i helps, like i had two brothers _ network? i helps, like i had two brothers here - network? i helps, like i had two brothers here today, i network? i helps, like i hadl two brothers here today, but fasting with them is — makes it a bit easier, we talk to each other, laugh together. who is going to — who is hangry, who is thirsty. yes, to have people around who fast as well, it feels even better. in around who fast as well, it feels even better. in terms of our feels even better. in terms of your fate. _ feels even better. in terms of your fate. it's _ feels even better. in terms of your fate, it's obviously - feels even better. in terms of your fate, it's obviously a - feels even better. in terms of your f

if germany gets a um, an order to respect certain conditions. and if it does seem to be in violation of that order, it's a reputation of damage of sorts. so should that happen? germany would have to reasons to respect it because otherwise you'd kind of go around and base your foreign policy on the premise that you're respecting international law, which is one of the things you know, the basic tends it's that germany is having here on the one have its historical responsibility on the other hand it's, it's meant to international i to build a credit. but for the policy, which might be important for many different things, it needs to respect international i or at least needs to be able to make a possible case for respect international and you can't do that any longer. is the international court of justice is telling you that you are by election. okay, let's have a quick look at where israel is guessing its weapons from germany is the 2nd largest though. just provider of arms to israel, accounting for 30 percent of a one. it's weapons impulse, the us

this means that i talked when a diplomatic claim is implicates which is of you and try to respect for the southern t until you tell the integrity of member states as well as the 9 to 61. have been a conventional diploma technicians in the ninety's success, even a conventional control relations. so to condemns the use of force in violation of you and try to get events international law included in the development and conduct affinity relations, diplomatic and consumer protections. we also decry conduct individual and that may lead to an escalation of updates to insure into all of the volatility situation to the right to life, the particular civilian sensitivity and object under protection of diplomatic missions, i stuck with some principles in trying international law and any violation of this principles must be condemned to talk it to the people about the mission once on the minds of about peace and security. for the mental protections, including the info ability of diplomatic and close to appointments, this must be all parallel to ensure the safety of all the pretty much and because

the case is a dozen different include respect to the norm for being violated in respect to the form of the violations. government is taking to, i knew it, showing up legation to prevention, the side, or to a school respect of international humanitarian law. the violations of international you've never meant to be and go by your trail to create application sort through many as it tests for all state. so the international community obligations forestry, many is responsible and which are being claimed and the pressing proceedings. a precedent. the facts that the extra one state generate independent obligation for us to us states is that an unusually good situation. the 1st case with the present course, the court full general case involved the leading of mines because they knew was that close damages to the united kingdom. that's who was the court find no evidence that they knew itself and laid the minds well that it had concluded in the laying of the mines by a 3rd party. but it was stablish to a satisfaction with the court, including by the report. effects was appointed by the court, tha

respect you. they “ust respect you.ood _ theyjust respect you. you have a big group, how good does - theyjust respect you. you have a big group, how good does it - theyjust respect you. you have a l big group, how good does it having the support network for ramadan? fasting of them makes it a bit easier, we talk to each other and laugh together. who is hungry, who is thursday? ! but, yeah, it feels even better to have people around. in terms of your faith, to such a big part of who you are. how much you think it helps the player we see on the pitch? how much you think it has helped your sport? ads, on the pitch? how much you think it has helped your sport?— has helped your sport? a lot, because it — has helped your sport? a lot, because it change _ has helped your sport? a lot, because it change my - has helped your sport? a lot, i because it change my mindset. i tried _ because it change my mindset. i tried to — because it change my mindset. i tried to he — because it change my mindset. i tried to be a better person as

respect, iago umov. the commands indicate the correct meaning of phraseological expressions, which appear on the basis of the command. kosht ​​pravilnaga adkazu - 10 points for adzin phrasealagism. at one time two envelopes appear on the screen. your task is to properly support them. the situation is that the dark things will appear all the time, and all phraseological units will appear all the time. the roof of the pain is with galina and natalya, and there i immediately select an adzin from envelope. what kind of byaratse? padumaytse, paraitsya i skazhytse. persha, persha. dzyauchaty, are you a bachytse tlumachenny? there is nothing to believe, bezvynikova, fallen and great rash. and immediately the first phrasealagism appeared, and yakoga budze padababrats sens. what kind of caress, no doubt, no doubt, what this means, you will grow up. how about weasel, sons, bezvynikova, all the same, bezvynikova? zyauchaty, such chyns, no dream, no one, this is not what we believe, adopted an adkaz and aposhni expr

all respected doctors, the respected doctors themselves know that the effect and the final result of their work is very much based on the performance of a good nurse, and a good nurse can also be a good nurse. ok, that's a concern in terms of topics. did you get a category? what are the basic types of social rights and freedoms? let us talk about them first , then you count the approvals. yes , during this period, we have actually compiled two books, because this position was a founding position. . well, we needed to have a subject list of public rights, which has been finalized. now i am talking to hazrat ali. it is almost finalized. what are the new laws created based on new conditions and new technology, and what are the previous rights and a definition? we are also adding that it means that a definition based on the constitution and we have sharia, we have these subjective rights, for example , we say the right to muharram. we ourselves came to the islamic republic and defined it . well, this can be very transformative, and this is all the final stages. one of the discussions in

you and values, not respecting unesco status. you would find additional material in the report and the in house may consider or progress in, in the past few years to meet you get the risk address to some content promoting, had told, inciting violence in the textbooks in the classroom. it now needs no news from him at a 0 tolerance policy, 7 your most day at no charge of stuff. union over the u. s. political functions of use, the enterprise section of the system to, to, to pressure as well as the to ship to use the influence. um sometimes closing, i repeat a professional disruptions and this is a not throw section is such as a represent the stuff and not quite representative by the way, even if a judge only by that agenda, balance of 50 percent of the staff is women of 50 percent that this man, the other half is women. when you go up to the top, there's only one woman representative of the 12 level and 18 men. we know this is one of the most sensitive issues with all the interest attached to that. so it, it needs to be addressed f

secondly, all un member states have an obligation to respect and act in accordance with the principles of the un charter, and especially its article 2 on settling international disputes by peaceful means and on refraining from use of force. there is no room for arbitrary interpretations. the same standards apply to all member states of the united nations. so we call on all to show restraint in the use of proxies which could further fuel or provoke regional tensions. we are concerned over the escalation, escalatory rhetoric by different countries and actors and we caution that any miscalculation could lead to unimaginable consequences. thirdly, we call on all parties to respect international law. we remind that all military activities should be carried out in accordance with international law, including international human. monitarian law, we underline that all the parties concerned need to fully comply with international law governing diplomatic and consular relations. mr. president, it should be in no one's interest to have further dangerous escalation in the middle east. any of the g

it needs to respect international i or at least needs to be able to make a possible case for respect international and you can't do that any longer. is the international court of justice is telling you that you're by election. okay, let's have a quick look at where israel is guessing is weapons from germany is the 2nd largest dog, just provider of arms, the israel accounting for 30 percent of a one. it's weapons in pools. the us is by far its largest supply. it gives a 0 annual military aid with 3800000000 dollars last year, germany increase the risk, nearly 10 fold to $354000000.00 most were approved approved and they meet at optim off of how much is october the 7th attack on southern israel since 2015, the u. k is contributions amount to more than half a $1000000000.00 and include components for f. so he 5 fight to jets. also since 2015 canada hasn't moved to equipment with $84000000.00 to israel before it suspended exports. in february, 10, canada, yes, belgium, it's really the netherlands and spain. they're all countries that have suspended or restricted themselves to israel. all

where are _ respected. a quick one on the g7 call. where are we _ respected. are we with - respected. a quick one on the g7 call. where are we with that? - respected. a quick one on the g7| call. where are we with that? we know the call with joe call. where are we with that? we know the call withjoe biden and other world leaders... we know the call with joe biden and other world leaders. . ._ know the call with joe biden and other world leaders... we know the talks are taking _ other world leaders... we know the talks are taking place _ other world leaders... we know the talks are taking place now - other world leaders... we know the talks are taking place now and - other world leaders... we know the talks are taking place now and rishi sunak is engaged in those talks right now behind me. we don't have the details, they have not come out yet, but in some ways, we have already been telegraphed be overarching goal. we keep hearing the word diplomacy, because while israel is talking about a strong response, exacting a price out of iran for this unprecedented atta

in all kinds of ways, both with -- with respect to expertise and with respect to their connections to the public and to other policymaking entities, those are the people congress wants to decide questions about ai. we don't even know what the questions are about ai, let alone the answers to them, we being the court. martinez: justice kagan, i think, if we're trying to figure out what the -- what the reasonable thing to infer that congress has presumed, i think the far more reasonable presumption and the one that's most consistent with our constitutional structure is that congress is going to presume that courts are going to do law and not policy, they're going to pick the best interpretation and enforce the best interpretation as to this statute in the exact same way that they would do it with respect to any other -- any other statute. and i this think case actually -- you know, ai is a trickier example -- 19 example. i mean, this case, you know, whether it's -- it -- it was a correct interpretation or not a correct interpretation of chevron is really not the issue that we're deciding

and in respect to this. and that they don't want to weigh that flag and don't give up just because of the statute that is hard to parse and instead there are a lot of hard questions that will be solved to reveal their intent if they apply all the tools and they really exhaust them. so that will take care of the whole category of cases. at step two, the court could again do what they did in kaiser, which is to reinforce that reasonableness is not anything that will go and you can see them saying at times that the government will win and that is not the standard. even at that stage, it is differential, but the court should be enforcing any bounds in that statute and making sure they have not transgressed those. that's the third thing they could do and that they will get off that ground where you have that agency being directly empowered by congress to speak with the force of law and then exercising appropriately the level of authority in implementing the statute. so i think that is an important thing as well t

we both respect women.ause of that, we both watch a lot of lesbian pornography. >> jimmy: that's not true and don't touch me. >> hey jimmy do you know how long it's been since i've gotten to respect a woman in the flesh? >> jimmy: a really long time? >> a really long time. but you know what? that's what being an ally is all about, respecting women from a distance. and for me, that distance is legally 500 feet. happy now, beth? >> jimmy: it's time for you to go. >> it's not history, it's herstory! this is what a feminist looks like. where's emily blunt? i'm going to respect her. [ applause ] >> jimmy: anyone else have anything? all right. hey, we have a fun show tonight. from "kingdom of the planet of the apes," owen teague is here with us. [ cheering ] we have music from carin leon and leon bridges. and we'll be right back with emily blunt. so stick around. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by liberty mutual insurance. so don't just play... stay at northern califo

ministries on several levels . focus on the processes that these are all have in place to ensure respect for international humanitarian law. yesterday we heard nicaragua acknowledge these endeavors. 3rd, there is the issue of arms export and of export of other military equipment. as i said, common article one unparalleled customer law, prohibits states from encouraging violations of h l. however, this provision does not generate a negative obligation to refrain completely from military support to a state involved in an conflict. common article one does not and cannot blog all transfer of age to a state that might exercise its right to self defense. as such, a blanket prohibition would be nonsensical because it will be incompatible with every state's right to support countries acting in self defense. while the scope of common optical one is contested and requires further discussion, even taken edits brought us plausible interpretation. the obligation to ensure respect, embodied and common article one can do no more than suggest that all states must conduct a proper risk assessment for dec

absolute immunity was asserted with respect to a separate enforcement claim. they chose with respect to the first amendment comes to only assert qualified immunity. it was not asserted below, it was not asserted in the court of appeals, it was not raised in the bio, it is not appropriate for this court to decide at this stage. chief justice roberts: just a certain -- justice sotomayor? justice sotomayor: tell me -- i'm going to ask sg this question -- how do we write this case for you that would differ from how you think the sg would write it? justice barrett asked whether you are breaking new ground, and you said "i'm not." but it seems to me you are trying to in the way you are putting this. there is a lot about the guidance letters that you agree standing on their own would be ok. i'm still not sure that if the february 18 meeting had not happened that standing alone, that guidance letter as written would necessarily be coercion. i'm not sure the consent decrees could be viewed as a selective prosecution when there is no question, i don't believe, that the

i am respectful and respectful to your highness and all your respected viewers. it is an honor for me that i can once again watch your program through the lens of the camera. i sit people down and talk. thank you very much for accepting our invitation. mrs. doctor, since the last time we were at your service, how many months have passed, maybe about five, six, six, seven months, and tell me about the last things you did in the pursuit of social rights and freedoms, maybe many.

with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect in the world for the agents in the field. they are doing god's work on a daily basis. so this line of questioning is specifically about you, as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the president, and during a period of record high crime rates. before my colleagues across the aisle get offended, i am not talking about the agents in the field here. i think they're doing god's work, they're doing a + with the resources they have. how would you grade yourself as attorney general of the united states? mr. garland: you asked about violent crime. i think what the attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a strategy for fighting violent crime and makes sure it's carried out throughout the department and the country. it's what i did almost immediately after i came into office. mr. garcia: we're short on time. i'm just asking for a grade. a through f. how are you doing? mr. garland: i'm going to give myself an a but with room for improvement. mr. garcia: ok. let me explain to you why i would

respect, iago umov.eaning of phraseological expressions, which appear on the basis of the command. cost correctly adkazu 10 points for adzin phraseology. two envelopes appeared on the screen, each with phraseological units and their meanings interchanged. your task is to properly support them. for this moment, the roof of pain is in the hands of aleg and katsi, and menavita there, i’m right there firstly, please do this on the tooth. shanovny aleg and katya, please, choose the envelope that you want, please. kali laska, now we only fuck with darkness. yana has appeared all the time, velmi motsna, estsi z apetta, zusim ne... ma i neshta zhadanaya, and phraselogisms will appear at all times, your task is to properly match the couple. let's read the first expression on the screen, and it hasn't started. kali weasel, your darlings. that i haven’t started, and i haven’t started anything, i haven’t started anything, and i haven’t started anything yet. we are ready to adcasvat. in what way adkaz you insist? we

with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect and the: world for the agents in thefield. they are doing god to work on a daily basis, so the final questioning is specifically about you as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the present during at period of record high crime rates be before my colleagues across i'll get offended, i'm'm not talk abt the agency nicu. i think they're doing gods were, doing a plus with the resources they're given and the policies they are working under. i'm asking you how would you rate yourself as attorney general of the united states. >> you ask about by the time, i think what attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a strategy for fighting violent crime and ensures that it's carried out throughout the department, the country so what i did almost immediately after i came into office -- >> i do need to catch up but was short on time. just asking for a great, how are you doing. >> with i'm going to give myself andnt a but with room for improvement. >> okay.u but makes letto you why i with q and f. we

>> i think that is the relevant category with respect to law-abiding citizens. we are not directly invoking the law-abiding aspect of the principal because mr. rahimi did not have the kind of criminal record that would justify disarmament on that basis. arguments are directed at the standard. >> responsibility is a very broad concept. not taking the recycling to the curb. if it is a serious problem, it is irresponsible. setting a bad example like yelling at a basketball game in a particular way. it seems to me that the problem with the responsibility is it is extremely broad, and what seems irresponsible to some people might not seem like a big deal to others, so what is the model? do you go back to what was your responsible in the common law, or let's take a poll and see if people think it is irresponsible to get into a fist fight at a sports event where tempers were running high or what? >> i want to be really clear that we are not using the term not responsible to describe colloquially anyone demonstrating a responsibility and many of those contacts that you

with respect to this, the problem is there — respect to this, the problem is there is— respect to thists out a pathway to an end state, so we are talking about a very narrow — so we are talking about a very narrow set _ so we are talking about a very narrow set of negotiations but we are not— narrow set of negotiations but we are not talking at how we exit the whole _ are not talking at how we exit the whole problem and the pathway to palestinian state? that is the only way you _ palestinian state? that is the only way you can create a context in which _ way you can create a context in which you — way you can create a context in which you can actually resolve this problem _ which you can actually resolve this problem long term. we have been back and forth— problem long term. we have been back and forth over 75 years, in various stages _ and forth over 75 years, in various stages of— and forth over 75 years, in various stages of conflict, and there has to be stages of conflict, and there has to he an— stages of conflict, and there has to he an end — stages of conflict, and there has to

one of those differences was respect for the audience. anyway, some of these loved ones and the actors you mentioned are nostalgic. they have a past, they have memories, and from the beginning, we were of the view and belief that by inviting these loved ones, we would try to convey the same beliefs and memories from the past to the audience. let's repeat it somehow anyway, as you know , we used to produce works like this in the comic atmosphere of the country for a period, but now, due to various management decisions and periods, the field of sidkan's works was closed, so we also considered ourselves obliged. based on this slogan of transformation , let's try to make some of the best actors and agents behind the camera. well, let's take advantage of the fact that in any case , we can produce an acceptable work in the dignity of simar center, god willing. well, now in the second season , we have the same group of actors, mr. khamse , ms. taslimi, mr. lolaei, etc. yes, we have all the actors of the first season that you mentioned. face we a

there needs to be more respect. there needs to be more respect in home games are officiated with the san jose earthquakes. there needs to be more respect. i'm calling out all refs in the league. >> we get it. >>> let's get back to somebody you better respect, anne makovec. anne, you don't want to mess the 7:00 show tonight. >> no. i've heard you and juliette talking about what we're going to see. >> just tune in. >> i won't give any spoilers, but yeah, i'll be there. thanks, vern. >>> coming up, lost artwork uncovered in the ancient city of pompeii, how archeologists made the amazing discovery. >> this is the most beautiful one i've ever seen. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ why

in so many respects. we do our annual threat assessment and one of the challenges is trying to capture the breadth of the frankly increasingly complex and interconnected threat landscape we are facing today and you know, as we are trying to think about how to capture it, we talk about three sets of challenges that we are facing in today's landscape that kind of get to this question i think. the first is strategic competition with authoritarian powers that are trying to undermine the rules-based order and ultimately undermine the sort of open international system that the united states has been such a part of ultimately crafting and we and our allies quite obviously rely on that system and on the rules-based order and our partners really for trade, for commerce, for open information flow, for all of the things that we see as being critical to actually prospering in today's world in many respects and that is sort of the first set of challenges that we talk a fair amount about and we are talking about china

thoughts on ending israel's war on concept. prime minister sanchez calls for c spa and israel to respect. international law resonated world wide while he strongly condemned the october the 7th attack sanchez's also demanded. the protection of civilians, co top in israel's will were on gaza. as the death toll now stands at around $33000.00 springs voices growing louder in the international arena. demand me access to humanitarian aid and advocating for recognized policy and state space. foreign policy extends beyond the middle east balances relations with major powers like the united states and russia, well navigating the poor. the implications of the war and ukraine. private essentials is at the crossroads of these complex 2 political dynamics. how will spain manage this era of global challenges and the rapidly changing international landscape? the spanish prime minister petro sanchez, talks to out as the petro sanchez, spanish prime minister, thank you for talking to out you 0. you were one of the 1st leaders in the will to cool for a ceasefire and ga, so i looked it up. it was the 21st

i'm thinking with the over the country which is nowadays and not respected by, by the weight. if one member of the un security council at, at the put in virginia, russia, or i'm, i'm because we're a co and we also are current and a very vocal own a the, the warning guess because what we are witnessing a table, a lot of questions, one of them, if it's eh, is way respecting or not unfulfilling or not the un security council resolutions or, or, for instance, the international humanitarian law. so again, i think that the, because we are a current in new cream. i'm in augusta. we are a defending, you know, the international law. how, what read all you about the situation in ukraine because a year ago that was all this talk about counter offensive since that by the ukrainian since then. and then recent months, very slowly, it seems the russian side of the ones that they're making gains goals that has all the attention. it means the potentially the funding, the weapons going away from ukraine. and then you have another specter on the horizon in november. you might get president trump

with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect in the world for the agents in the field. they are doing god's work on a daily basis. so this line of questioning is specifically about you, as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the president, and during a period of record high crime rates. before my colleagues across the aisle get offended, i am not talking about the agents in the field here. i think they're doing god's work, they're doing a + with the resources they have. how would you grade yourself as attorney general of the united states? mr. garland: you asked about violent crime. i think what the attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a strategy or fighting -- for is fighting violent crime and makes sure it's carried out throughout the department and the country. it's what i did almost immediately after i came into office. mr. garcia: we're short on time. i'm just asking for a grade. a through f. how are you doing? mr. garland: i'm going to give myself an a but with room for improvement. mr. garcia: ok. let me explain t

received by more than 31,000 people, respectively, about 30,000 people received from us. approval fory received the money, payments directly, about 60 billion rubles passed through us, that’s according to these positions, that is, in this part, that is , we maintain full contact with colleagues, we help people, well, most of us have friends, acquaintances, relatives there, we get involved in the process, with law enforcement agencies, here we completely keep our finger on the pulse, we have everything under control, without exception, here thanks to our colleagues, the entire law enforcement unit, a very strong right-wing unit, in this case we are working on prevention, prevention, prevention in the first... tenth of times compared to the fourteenth year, i will basically give all the figures, that is, at the end of the decade, our own incomes grew from 18 billion to 103 billion in the twenty-third year, this is all the fourteenth year at the beginning, that is, more than five times one way or another, in terms of economic growth rates , the republic of crimea currently ranks third in

i greet you dear and respected compatriots, respected companions of the khabar network with the first part of the morning news series of my khabar network. and accompany my other colleagues. president's duty to the ministry of economy, program and budget organization , avoid adopting policies that lead to instability in the market and increasing the class gap. addressing the economic officials, mr. raisi said: creating peace and welfare of the people is one of the main goals of the government and all the officials should be on the job.