it, without responsible, unprincipled people, all the best, you know, here you just outdid yourself, rit point that now the whole clinic will suffer, this, this is what i will never forgive you for, but what about the first step, the first step, take it yourself. your first step and step, step and step, bear, igor, listen, i need to leave here, will you replace me? yes, and feed the fish and the parrot, and now i have an ass, listen, let’s not go into details, i’ll be back when svetlana goes to work, thank you, friend, thank you, yeah. “no, i don’t run away from problems, you just don’t need to constantly reprimand me like a little child, that’s what you ’re looking at me, yes, she’s also right in some ways, okay, i’m calling. hello, vik, hello, this is fedor, we we need to meet very seriously , very seriously? hmm, do you know the new hotel in karbyshevo? an excellent restaurant has appeared, maybe we’ll meet there today, in 2 hours, for example, we agreed, we agreed. look how handsome he is, how could he leave something like that on the stairs? i don’t understand how it was possible to

that's it, bye, rita, pardon me, rit, rit, where are you going, ilya, where did she run? gone, here rit, i ask you to get out of the car, i'm coming i’ll call the police, she’s already an adult, she can make her own decisions, go away, i say, you ’re absolutely crazy, what an adult she is, i ’ll call roman now, he’ll deal with you quickly, call, okay, to hell with you, take her, what, open the door, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, brush. do not lower 5 6 7 8 1 2 legs higher masha girls, what kind of batman is this seriously? so stop, in short, first of all, we discussed this 10 times, that the hips are more amplitude, wider, you hear, you are cats, you are not logs, yes, yes, girls, it’s good to hack, i need the best show in city, you heard, we are working, girls, we are working, not sleeping, once again everyone is on point, 1 2 3 4 5 6, what does kidnapped mean? 2 million dollars, trembling, today is not april 1, but you don’t have much of a sense of humor, knees, knees, nastya, knees, reach out, sopa, reach out, 5, 6, 7, 8, okay, okay, a second, rest, a second, i’ll exhale, on

rit, do you have any cutting objects there?go to the toilet, let him in, please, undress, the neighboring animal, and he , he can only pee in the sink. he needs the water to gurgle there, so that everything at once, please say, i 'm generally worried, open the door, what will happen there, come on, break the door down, how do you break it down, it opens here, break it down here, you know for sure, they'll call back, well, that's it, we won't see any money. "finish it, collect everything'. anyway, the order was for this, we 'll get ours anyway, but wait, i had a case in my childhood, so, my mother and i bought a lottery, we took it every week, and never anything, then somehow i wash off this protective layer, and then bam, 100 rubles, well , my mother and i went joyfully, ice cream we didn't need ice cream but tickets for all the money then we would have won 1.00 instead of 100 now i understand what i mean i didn't really have a shitty relationship with my mom but that's not what i'm thinking about we'll calm down over ice cream

the case of the attack on my neighbor, rit, lyosh, rita, lyosha, rit, between us all the info is between my neighbor died, i want to be aware of the investigation, i 'm even ready to help, help, help, go to the movies with me, oh you, okay, we'll persuade you, always be the most unexpected to a woman's heart, let's go, what do you have there we study vika kosinova's social circle, no one knows when she went to bulyshny, where she worked, they say she had a man, but he didn't come to her work, he didn't come to work, so he didn't want to show himself, but are they married? maybe we managed to find his image on one of the video cameras near the bolushnaya, show me, vita, lesha, lesha, movie, oh you, and so now wait, so ta-dan, aha, here he is, and also... yes, just now was, return, previous , uh-huh, so, aha, familiar, no, no, no, it seemed, i thought, unfamiliar, no, maybe... i took a couple of photos, apparently, well, suddenly i'll see him somewhere, well lesha, well, just two, okay, go ahead, just don't post yours on the page, okay, i'll definitely post it, so, so, interesting, come on

her, rita, rita, rita, in friend has its own charm, i’m so glad you ’re here, thank you, thank you, ritsince childhood i thought what i would become, an artist or a veterinarian, but i would sit alone at home all day, igor now he lives at the dacha, then he should have made less eyes at misha, let’s not let misha, okay, misha is a slut, misha is a slut, no, how did you end up here, kotov called and said that you need to come, what about me? kotov also called, i thought it was his idea, so come on mishaya, yeah, come on cherry, no, wow, just like in films about the war, well, how to disassemble this high-tech, yes, we definitely won’t manage it in a day, huh. .. cats that are sleeping off? why don’t you know the cat at the most crucial moments, in the bushes? i don’t even know where to start, the main thing is to start with the right attitude, cats! hey, open up. so, it seems, everyone who is well done, we are well done, i can’t even believe it, as they say, the eyes are afraid, but the hands do, listen, and they chose such a cool shade, i want one like that in the kitchen, uh-huh, uh-hu

all the details from alisa rits.8 helicopter did not report any possible malfunctions. according to preliminary data, there are 22 people on board, 19 passengers and three crew members. the aircraft was supposed to land in nikolaevka at 7:15 moscow time. the plane was flying from a site in the area of ​​the vachkazhets volcano, but at the appointed time no one landed and there was no contact.

well done, rit, let's get out of the water, let's work hard today.ta, rita, i told you, she’s alive, everything ’s fine, we’re going home now, don’t be afraid, everything’s fine, just don’t tell dad, please, okay. i promise, i just panicked, my leg cramped, i was very scared, i choked, i just, everything is fine, i just can’t wait to see my brother’s face, and i i’m worried about how he’ll take it all, it ’s a shame that mom didn’t tell me about you earlier, thank you, this is so important for you, yeah. i just love roman gordeev very, very much, oh my god, and if sasha skati got married, then roma would be with me, why do you need this moral monster, i will find you a worthy groom from our circle, please, dad, you’re not talking about you don’t know him, he’s very good, he’s a loser, he’s a creation, dad, and then, yes, hi, hi, sit down. hi, sit down, what are you doing here? i hope i haven’t started another adventure, out the window you're not going to sue, san, what? however, this doesn’t matter anymore, you’ve already ruined my search, it’s not f

that means today we have 203 families and individuals who are living in this wonderful building rit herend cultural institutions like ums and yerba buena gardens. that's the heart of what we are here to celebrate. at this time, i want to invite my co ceo katie lamont and about the story how we got to this building and 921 howard. [applause] >> thank you so much roxanne. i'm so pleased to be standing here besides sharmain. nymay xoe, i worked at tndc a long time and started leading the using development department and this development has been germinating ■átime, and sharmai in navigating our way forward to get to this place today and grateful she is our codeveloper on this project. so, little about the story how we got to this place today. as many know, soma had a lot of market rate development and are a lot of little to no moderate income dee vepmtime we were conceiving this development there was a erate income housing and 921 howard to tndc and kurting development perseverance and commitment sing as a broad ls.ome this unique we serve folks with moderate income supported by the califor

all the details from alisa rits.i-8 helicopter did not report any possible malfunctions. according to preliminary data, there are 22 people on board, 19. the aircraft was supposed to land in nikolaevka at 7:15 moscow time. the plane was flying from a site in the area of ​​the vachkazhets volcano, but no one landed at the appointed time and no one contacted. the situation is complicated by the fact that the location of the missing helicopter is unknown. an mi-8 helicopter took off to search for the vessel, another helicopter flew around to search for the missing aircraft, unfortunately, it did not yield results, after which preparations began and a ground rescue team was deployed, rescuers are working from two points, the vachkazhets himself and from the nikolaevka area. kamchatka transport the prosecutor's office is establishing the circumstances of the helicopter's failure to respond to calls and is conducting an investigation.

we're not here for any trouble, any rits, any anti-islamophobic, but you know, um, we also it kind of shows that we're defiant, we we're not scared of the the islamic for you, these riots, you, at the end of the day, allah is a protector, us as muslims, we are not intimidated by the rights that's happening. since we believe that we only get scared of allah and we won't we shouldn't fear any other person other than allah, no matter what we won't be intimidated by any sort of um numbers or people that come and want to spread their sort of version of injustice, it also represents what imam hussein stood for, he stood for uh um, he stood against oppression and against injustice, and even though he had massive numbers around him and against him, he still stood no matter what, and it shows here maybe the... have bigger numbers against us, but we will still stand on the path of the truth, because it doesn't matter about numbers, it matters what the truth is. imam hussein's martterdom was a result of his refusal to pay allegiance to the tyrant, calif yazid a stance that to this day inspires m

rit now harris is leading in the polls narrowly. it will be a neck and neck race.ing about the issue in this way he is signaling he's willing to moderate his position. now, where will the antiabortion folks cope? they will likely vote for harris because she's pro-choice so either they stay home or vote for donald trump. she is taking that risk. >> where do you think this leaves kamala harris and tim walz on this issue? they have tried to nail down jd vance and donald trump as being anti-ivf, damaging to a woman's right to choose autonomy over her own body. could that throw a wrench in that messaging? >> i agree about it being a race to the middle appealing to the wider public. on this particular issue we have a history and the democrats are trying to draw a contrast with donald trump. frankly, the history, the facts, the voting record speaks for itself. when you have candidates like kamala harris and tim walz talking about reproductive freedom, where the states currently are and the rollback of reproductive rights i think there is no comparison, no daylight between

rit. things inevitably, unfortunately, are still happening. how we further supposeically, things andg into the world of disaster management, disaster healwell. right. that all comes down to the whole well integrated aspect. all right. all right. so any questions questions? any questions. all right. i'll get questions on. are you a part of any research into like how you talked about how patients don't relate the plastic board. do you do anything like that? so i personally currently am not doing something, but in the past i have and then also we obviously have a department of faculty who do that all the time. but yeah, but again, paramedics and stuff like that very have a say in regards to some of those protocols i know this they're maryland specific we have a protocol review board essentially that every single year we get through get together and try to figure out what are the new protocols that we want to implement for this year or again, what are some of the ones that we got to revise and stuff like that. right. and those change from year to

rit now, christian nightclub owners hope their sites could appeal to adults and also fali. right. dancers at newport beaches lighthouse one like the clean experience, they had 123 year old name mary jade said, i come here with my sister. we've even about asking mom and dad to come occasionally. can you imagine taking mom and dad to a mom and dad night at a secular bar? right. this is the place that you can actually have fun with your parents, right now. i also have some early evidence that christian nightclubs also become sites of teaching where men and learning i should said where men and women got experience and how to think about romance and respect in accordance with their faith and away from societal secular expectations. are evangelical singles allowed to openly flirt? are they allowed to make eye contact? are they allowed to touch while they're dancing on a dance floor in a so-called christian context and another major reason why so many evangelical dolts want the christian nightclub scene to succeed is to be able to find romantic partners outside the confines of their indi

one of the objects i want to callts out here is this item rit here. this is the seat delivered by one of mccarthy's fellow senators. this is from senator margaret chase smith of maine and smith was one of the only republicans, one of the first republicans to speak up about mccarthy's investigation. she did so because she was concerned about the way that mccarthy had been using abusive tactics and unsubstantiated allegations into the investigation of prospective communist and the allegations that mccarthy could end up running lights and ruining careers. >> senator. margaret chase smith decided to speak up about mccarthy's tactics and she gave a speech on the floor of the senate. in the speech she decried mccarthy's tactics and she condemns the climate of quote fear, and and smear" that mccarthy had created. there wasll a few republicans tt jointer at that time. mccarthy's investigations continued and later in 1964 the army mccarthy hearings were televisedev and it was is these televised hearings were americans got to see mccarthy's abusive tactics and

, see that video, youtube have taken off all mots episodes off their platform, which involves scott rit or jackson hencle, which is... absolute abuse uh of technical power, uh, it is not something that we can accept, and therefore we're having a meeting with council this week to discuss how we respond to it, so also in june, madua, youtube suddenly struck and deleted the entire samid network channel and its years of content and simultaneously targeted. the and deleted the channel of their international coordinator charlotte kates, charlotte cates, so sam said this about it on x. we have faced an extremely high level of online censorship from big tech, specifically meta and google, youtube. almost all countries and chapters instagram accounts have been closed despite them having thousands of followers and high levels of engagement. salim then continued in a threads post, this is part and parcel of the bigtech company's direct involvement in and profiteering from zionism and imperialism, that means suppressing sources of information and analysis that confront zionist, imperialist narrativ

we will find out all the details from our correspondent alisa rits.helicopter did not report any possible malfunctions. the aircraft was supposed to land in nikolaevka at 7:15 moscow time. the plane was flying from a site in the area of ​​the vachkazhets volcano, but at the appointed time no one landed and no communication was established. a search is underway in kamchatka for the mi-8 helicopter of the vite aero airline. according to preliminary data, there were 22 people on board the missing aircraft, including three crew members and 19 passengers, the aircraft was flying from the landing site in the vulkanovka area to the nikolaevka landing site. rescuers were unable to fly to the search area due to weather conditions. the aircraft is ready to fly while a ground team has been sent. an investigation is underway. according to the signs of a crime, article 263 of the criminal code of the russian federation is provided for. violation of traffic safety rules, operation. the situation is complicated by the fact that the whereabouts of the missing helicop

talking about, yeah, can you imagine, wow, yeah, such a gift, and we're urgently planning a wedding, ritnd i can't imagine her wedding without you, please come, of course, marishka is n't to blame for these serial movements of ours, love and not so much, but there is... markov can drag himself along with this horse, yeah, and misha, as you understand, won't be able to forbid it, so that's great, sweetheart, great, well of course, especially since i also need an invitation for two people, yeah, yeah, for two, wow, intrigue, yeah, i get it, well, what about me i'll go, agreed, thank you, let's go? well, so good, so good, what shall we draw next, stars or bears, stars, stars, so let's draw stars, yeah, let's draw a little star here, let 's draw rays on it, now you, and by the way, do you know what your name means, it's star in greek. yes, agatha, hello, take it away, you're one of those people who don't like animals and women, or maybe you'll become friends and take him under your wing, that it's you and i who will resume our chess games, i still busy with one very difficult task, another m

rit. just janfeuson was ina's mill holland on her horse. and you all have probably seen this image, especially at the ate of the union this year whenhe women members of congress chose to wear white honor the suffragists this image showed up a lot as an example of uffragist white. i also love this image because this shows you what grt publicist alice paul. so i milholland was a labor lawyer. shwas a really accomplished but all of you know, breathlessly sexist press of the day never failed to talk about how prettyhe was. they called hethmost beautiful suffragist. and alice paul's reaction was, basically, you know what? if you're going to talk about our british is instead of how smart she is, i'm going to put in a white dress on a white horse and stick a star on. her forehead never lead my parade. and then maybe you'll take her picture and we'll get a little coverage out of it. so this image of comes back in suffrage law, but was inez milholland up on horse? the working women, as i said, march by profession. these are the nurses the ache march

still be fine before me, i 'll still start a new life, so the shirts, by the way, are all ironed, yeah, rite not getting upset, and after your spectacular arrival at the boarding school no, i didn't know that she had... stop lying, i'm telling the truth, i didn't know how she knew that the child had a day birth, how did she know the address? we arrived in her car. and you say, you're not lying, yes , i was left without a car, my generator died, i don't care about your problems at all now, i'm incredibly happy that i won't weigh you in grams, chicken breast, listen to your constant problems about fractures, bruises, bad scenarios, well of course it's hellish, you know, but you haven't heard from me for a long time, tell me in the last 10 years, have you ever asked me. what am i thinking about, what is my dream? you, besides jean vaizhan you don't dream of anything else at all. great, at least you know that, and have you asked at least once what i dream about, at least once, i'm ready, i'm asking, right now i'm taking it, i'm asking. my only dream is to adopt iya. grandma. we were at grandma'

rit, but you don’t know how to lie, i see your eyes are wet, no, really, everything is fine, so let’se of him, i don’t care about this pavel, he’s a narcissistic turkey, i found someone to suffer for, oh, that’s it, i can’t talk about the damn regime. matvey, hello, that's it, don't cry anymore, bye, yes, thank you, bye, matvey, matvey, i realized what our mistake was, the cat is a domestic cat, which means it is afraid of everything; it has crawled somewhere under the car or into the basement. sitting there, it was impossible to find her during the day, it’s night, it’s dark, quiet, she’ll feel safe and come out, don’t worry, this time i’ll definitely catch her, you very correctly noted that it’s night, uh-huh, uh-huh, and it’s time for you to sleep, i’ll go on a safari through the cellars myself. if you don’t move away, i’ll scream, danochka, listen, well, this is already crossing all boundaries, are you following me, who are you? yes , it’s me, and what are you doing here, and how is it with me? there’s a date here, i ’m looking for victoria’s cat here, oh, oh, no, nothing, everyth

gabbard: you are exactly rit. you broug up ronald reagan already.id, a nuclear war can never be one and should never be fought. it's interestin the democrats and kamala harri were quick to talk about how climate change is an existential threat. but what they are not talking about is the existential threat of nuclear war and world war iii, which is exactly where we sit today becausef the warmongers and their puppets, joe biden and kamala harris. they don't want to talk about it because the consequence of whe they have taken all of us, the american people and the world, his economic hardship arou the world, the destruction of our economic well-being and an annihilation of humanity, our families, kids, communities around the world. there's a recent poll that pointed out, over 60% of ericans feel that world war iii and clear war is going to happen within ve to 10 years. when i heard that, i felt so sad. they are at a point where they feel like this outcome is inevitable. i wanted to ask you about this. it's important that pele understand what kind o lea

out, what are you standing there for, hurry up, please , hurry up, oh, let's go, let's go, let's go, ritat... just please, no emotions, what do you mean, no emotions? what do you mean, no emotions? take it from yourself, honestly, i can't with people or with days, you can't again, you have a conscience, you missed last sunday, the one before last, filming, performances, meetings, you understand, i couldn't cancel all of this, but nevertheless i'm here, you 're here, because mila prepared sweets for misha's eggs, give it here is it really so hard to strain yourself once, you understand perfectly well that the girl is waiting for our arrival like manna from heaven, give me the bag, give it here, are you coming or not, i asked, i asked, aren't you tired of the eternal excuses, you know what, your heartlessness is simply suffocating. and i, hi, and i think that you will not come, where will i go, how can i not come, so, these are sweets for you, now from aunt mila, go. so yaička markov is busy again, don't be angry with petrusha, okay, he is really very busy, hello, good evening, we already

is changeable, so of course i wish you good luck, thank you very much, andrey, let's go, that's it, rit good luck, for sergei solovyov's eightieth birthday, getting closer here, go, there are such men, you are ready to marry him right away, the first day of meeting, this is sergei sanovich slavev, love at first sight, he began to stalk me. i didn't know, maybe you have a relationship, what other relationship, somehow it turned out that he became everything to me, just everything, phonograms, sergei solovyov on tyrant, despot, dictator, the main thing is not the glass, the main thing is to feel like a sighted person, it was fantastic, i can't even say cinema, it's... an object, all that 's left for me from life is you, it's impossible to become a director, you can only be one, it 's either inside you or it's not, i realized, everything that happened, the most valuable thing in my life, the most precious thing, everything happened in a foolish way, a pure foolish way, today on the first, a domestic dance group, rutsyubushka, yes, it's not fast, but it's ours. kvn, summer cup, in last day

mind, it looks like your girl is popular, so if she's not at the spot, you'll have to wait, listen, riti don't even know what i can do for you, get me a work permit. come on, give me a work permit, stop it, duh, that's it, i can't show off my work permit, i need a cover, don't be afraid, nothing will happen to your car, by the way, everything will be fine with you too, that's what you said last time. i don't get it, is that all, yes, for the eleventh, it's strange why she's not here, neither she nor malsov, it's not right, so, wait a minute, what is this, my car or something, well, yes, your car, but why is the date yesterday? a what's the date today? so, come on, turn on the tenth for me here, the legendary music competition celebrates its anniversary, with a bang, with a mood. anniversary international competition of young performers. the long-awaited new wave 2024 on friday on rtr. not enough pressure in your garden hose? tired of endlessly cleaning everything with your own hands? introducing the hydra blast from hammer smith, a fast, simple and very convenient high-pressure washer g

reporter: trump then said he believes that presidents should have a say in interest rit rate s decision. >> federal reserve is interesting thing. it is sort of gotten it wrong a lot. he is tending to be later on things. he getting too early and too late. and you know that very largely a gut feeling, i believe it is really a gut feeling, i feel a president some at least have a say. reporter: trump challenged harris to there i debates september 4 on fox, abc news september 10, and nbc news on september 25. harris, has agreed to that, ce september 10 debate on abc. larry: all right, bryan llenas thank you. so, president trump back on offense hitting kamala harris on all of the issues, the subject of the riff. >> just two days after kamala harris picked far left progressive governor tim walz, donald trump stood up for over an hour at news conference in mar-a-lago and hammered the entire democratic ticket, hammered on the economy, inflation, open borders crime. foreign wars. you could almost call it a fresh campaign reset. just a little bit of the hammer. >> kamala's record is horrible. she

george rit, chance key m d n a, which is ecstasy. and i'm going to take a pleated a guest right now. my grade is where is this susan? my freedom. wow. yes. the story. when you look at page, you're right there, you can hear it was quiet, know, smiles is potential. and they got this look of inspiring the brightness in the i just like to me more giving me the, the latest news as it breaks, according to you. and it says, the rate of, of children dason. this complex is une president in the history of modern wars. with detailed coverage as well. what do we think it's so cold? humanitarian phone has led to less access to nearby who says from the heart of the story people come gets exercised, but it's also important for mental health. the gym for, for a brief respite from the heroes of war. the cloud of nuclear war is ever present. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this is the beginning of the end of life, as we know from the harvest of recent history to the rising card threat, the apocalypse maybe discov

that text we have a whole discussion in the gospel to what it means togh be peacemakers rit nowdd in the middle of all of this. and if we are peacemakers jesus says a wonderfully we will be called the children of god. >> five more minutes and i amtr going to be as ambitious as i can and try to get in a couple of questions i'm going to do a nerdy religious question for you. to make you unpack it. speaking about text in your book you cite matthew 25 -- 31. jesus says that people will be divided into two groups and they will be judged the sheep's and the goats. the sheep will be welcome and praise for those in need in 2024 in america who are the sheep's? who are the goats? >> jesus makes clear that texas my conversion text. because i left the church, kicked out of my old church at 15. because here jesus iss saying i called it was me text i was hungry, i was thirsty, i was i was a stranger, i was prison. all the people thought they were his followers. when do we see? if we known it f was she would have formed a social action committee in our church. that was the heart of think jesus econ

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rit to win. but, you have to read the piece. down in the fifth paragraph it, makes this ghition.our polling model, harris still trails trump in the electoral college tally in the election were held today and every state votes as they are polling average currently demonstrates. yeah. and a new emerson poll has trump leading in pennsylvania. the state that this entire election could very welcome down to. and then a second pennsylvania poll out late today has trump ahead by 1. so, bottom line, never ever count donald trump out. joining me now, matt towery, political analyst and pollster, mike hub bee, fox news contributor, former arkansas governor. matt, the harris honeymoon, we talked about this a few weeks ago, because a lot of people felt -- well, gosh, we are so demoralized. she is so great. look, the celebrities are doing zoom calls. but, what do these trends and what did her speech today and how wacky and left wing it was, what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me that she has reached a certain level and she is not gaining any ground right now. we have seen in the polling

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and then to the rit of jeffersois benjamin franklin. and then of the 42 men seat and standing are the other members of the second continental congress, all the signers, uh, plus john dickinson and the man in the hat at the back of the who will not sign. now we can anything on the piece of paper that jefferson is handing to john hancock, who's thseated president of congress. we can't see what the declaration says. but trumll shows us things about the kind of society and government that these men want to have. one thing is that they're all civilians, and there's a war on we can see the battle trophies hanging on the back wall. those are captured british flags and drums and george washington had worn his uniform to the second continental congress. he's already he's already sent to be commander in chief a year earlier. so all of these men, civilians. there are no men on horseback in this room. they're also all peers. there are a couple of very men here. robert morris is one of the men seated in the row of sitting figures, kind in the middle

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would you, in effect, like to see the whole of the united states become, as it were, spartanburg rit>> absolutely. >> what would that mean? and then we'll get their reaction to it. >> it would mean a widening of the opportunity for everybody. it would mean an opportunity for employers all over to compete with one another for workers. it would mean an opportunity for workers to find jobs which can make the greatest use of their own skills and their own capacity. it would mean that consumers would be able to get better products at lower prices. you know, consumers enter into this situation, too. you might think that somehow or another, one of the things that is always interested to me. if $2.90 benefit people, wouldn't $6 minimum wage be better, $10 minimum wage be better? why not come out with $200 minimum wage. >> or extending the baby-sitting. >> if all you need to improve a lot of people to legislate the work force. >> you're back on the wages. i want to know about spartanburg. >> it introduces a greater range of competition and the real thing that protects the worker is the existe

be petersburg and so petersburishere we're going to see fraternization for the entire or the siege, rit. for nine, ten months, 're going to see the armies at petersburg fraternized. and so we need to have the armies together. because you can't fraternize if you don't have the other party. so that's kind of where fraternization will be happening. so look at how do it during what we would call i don't want to say it's peacetime because still war, but mostly when soldiers are on picket duty and, certain times of the war, they're given orders not to fire right their job on picket duty is to let someone if you see something happening, but don't take it upon yourself. and so that makes these exchanges interesting because there's less of a threat and it allows for men to do things this construct little boats right in the winter encampment they are bored bored and. if we can make little boats and, push them across the rappahannock and papers, then we are less bored right in crafting the boat, having this exchange and new things to read. and so the way that we soldiers share information on picke

. >> thank you for the suggestion, but they are doing deliberation rit now. >> i know, just trying tord is sympathetic and trying to figure out a solution that something that works for you, but also is going make remedied and since it has been over a zgk decade that this has been unsafe, not only for you all, but for the neighborhood, so i ■4not quite sense to move but open to other suggestions. it sounds like perhaps putting the first--it is upfront cost, might be easier way to obtain the loan and not put at risk of default, but if somebody else has a different solution, i'm open. >> i like the timeframe, 60 days, sothin+#jkg #,to initiate some action and it sounds like there will be is cooperation with the department and prior to this there was some cooperation with the department. i dont know if there is something--within obeyance, with continuing this hat would be hearing for 60 days and continue this for 60 days, you come back and if it is not done, we will just enforce this thing. i dont know--to me that might sound simpler, but that creates a risk if a fire happens within 60 da

i believe in ohio, was developed rit where again, just like that rescue squad, very simple primary goal of transporting om location a to b b, hopefully being a hospital. right. so funeral, like i said, rescue squads, 1928 being the first one and then more up throughout the country as this issue of motor vehicle collisions and accidental deaths started to increase continuously. right. and then, of course, again, things like police departments also coming to play as well. major cities like boston, new york and philadelphia being one of the first ones to being developed. the country. right. so again, like i said, we can't talk by the issue of ems without talking about the different wars, but world war one and world war two showed us these wars, unfortunately, showed us creative ways that people could theoretically injured because of all these kind of things that they were doing to try to hurt the opposing side right. so again, obviously increased lethality of weapons the red cross started to become a big factor in this in regards to not hurting people, but helping people. right. started to

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yeah, this picture right here, rit. big steel factories and all this stuff, they're building and they're building all kind of different stuff. but what doesn't expect exist back then? osha, right. there's no safety regulations. people wearing hardhats. people are shown to work in shorts. who knows? right. so obviously, again, we have this environment of inherent danger with all this equipment that, oh, the way is probably the first time we're using some of this stuff and we're still not really sure if it's truly safe or not, but we're using it because it works right. and then on top of that, we have this scenario where people aren't really protected. so yes, obviously we're going to start to see accidental deaths increase. right? so working in more harsh conditions and harsher environments. so what do we do? well, we said we should probably figure out some things to actually help these people where the injury has occurred. now, we already said that that happened in the war setting. right. but what about civilians becaus

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what you would see today is this dramatic skyline of miami like rit there, like south miami. so it's a really impressive place to be. i mean, it's striking when you visited it in 2011, when i drove by, anytime i'm in the area, kind of drive by and see what's new in that neighborhood that houses were gone, but the presidential helipad that was done during presidency was still there, which is kind of off to the side, you know, down here. so that's really the one last artifact that's left from that time period where nixon went to go retreat in late in . and i think really didn't know what to do. remember, he had lost he had lost narrowly for the presidency in 1960 in the narrow victories, believe it or not, are really the tough ones, because anything you could have done, you question yourself much more. you know, if you're defeated decisively, there's a lot less. what if going on like if i'd only done this or i'd only done that. but when you lose narrowly that sticks with you forever. you know, if i'd only made one more trip to the east coast or one more trip to some primary, i

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when the auto industry rit large went bankrupt, it was debby stabenow who was there fighting to makeion bailed out the auto industry, incredible work has been done here with these warriors. they are warriors. [applause] >> and then fast forward, fast forward, and they are the ones who are crafting the future of michigan and manufacturing in the united states by the passage of the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law and the chips and science act and by the way, when i was governor and the great recession was happening and we had the highest unemployment rate in the nation, now your unemployment rate is at 3.9%, michigan. that is amazing. how much has changed since that moment. oh, i see our great speaker has arrived, nancy pelosi in the house making sure -- [applause] >> i just think, michigan, you guys -- we are in this moment where we are fighting for the future of the country. you heard this incredible series of speeches last night. michelle obama, barack obama, of course, doug emhoff who did such a great job, but for michigan, for michigan, i think we've

of way access, but also what people have commandeered as a place of entertainment that is about the ritoner turner. carla short, director. is a tricky balancing act and i do just want to note that we do respond to 311 requests and there are inspectors i think we see this in other places as well.■< ■r may go out and we engage with the responsible party and they may make a correction and may return to the previous condition after we have left. we see that routinely with the illegal vending when we try to enforce around that. also, many of the requests for barricades are at the request of another city department, soewe don't generally provide ic don't provide barricades to private entities. let me not say generally but be specific. 15 and mission is a challenging intersection on the weekends with a t gathering and illegal vending anso i'm without being familiar with who wg requested my guess would be the police may have requested those barricades and provided for that purpose. certainly i am will follow up about the access from the curb to the sidewalk, but the meet ada from what i could s