russell passed january 5, 2023, in mesa, arizona. a fifth generation arizonan with a deep pioneer heritage, russell was born june 23, 1947, to howell and norma pearce in mesa, arizona. he had humble roots but was raised by a loving and hardworking mother that told him he could have his own path of the world. our documents established the united states of america as a bastion of liberty and belief. this led russell to a life of success through service to his community, his state, and his country. he first answered the call to serve in 1965 when he joined the arizona national guard during the vietnam conflict. he served honorably until 1972 and joined the maricopa county sheriff's office being sworn as a deputy in 1970. law enforcement was in russell's blood as his ancestor joe pearce had been one of the original arizona rangers. two of his own sons, shawn and colton, followed russell's example, joining the mcso and also the gilbert police department respectfully. in protecting his community, russell demonstrated unrivaled toughness, c

russell adkins carr?ecter of a number suspect, when she told her story of toby's fight with dana. >> it was a physical fight, and a rape, is that correct? >> yes, yes. >> the man on trial sat at the defense table, as the scene laid out before her, he couldn't believe it had come to this. his fate, in the hands of a jury for the second time. he listened as the dueling experts pardoned court, and he'd been silent through it all, until now. >> what did you think about the cops, the prosecutors? >> coming up. >> you are not chatting back and forth about the night? and you're not making a move on or? >> no. >> russell russell adkins talks. >> and after three decades into, trials a verdict. >> everyone kind of started scrambling. >> that's when your stomach starts turning, and you're thinking, jeez, do we do everything we could? >> when dateline continues. russell adkins has had more russell adkins has had more than three decades to reflect cc reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash,

zero into in the postseason without russell wilson in the post. russell wilson era.maybe russell wilson was the bogeyman all along. not pete carroll. >> thanks, charlie. half the rain battle tomorrow will be getting to the stadium . >> reporter: if you are one of the faithful getting ready to brave the stormy weather for tomorrow's playoff game him a well good because the niners definitely will appreciate you being there cheering them on. the roadway may be a little tough. give yourself a little time. the roadways leading to levi stadium. and service streets around the area are closed down at times before or after the games a plan for that. it will be interesting to see how many people will be outside tailgating. traffic could be on and off. using public transit instead, it's absolutely a good idea. santa clara, great american for the station there. you could take the barry estes station. vta usually has more trains running during a game. definitely be careful on the roadways. it will be slick and sloppy outside before and after the game. of course during the game as

zack russell was in second place with $10,000. what was his response? "what is 'woodstock'?" was held on yasgur's farm. so you're gonna add $801 to your total, bringing you to $10,801. you're in second place. cris pannullo had $20,400. did he know it was woodstock? he did. now, we've seen big wagers from you before, but today you didn't have a lot of room to maneuver. you wagered... oh, not a penny. you stand pat at $20,400. but you are now a 10-day "jeopardy!" champion with... he'll be finishing out another week with us tomorrow. and i hope you will as well. we'll see you then. ♪♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. this morning chaos at the faa leading to the first ground stop at u. s airports since 9 11 new information on what caused yet another travel nightmare and what's being done now to improve the system. president biden facing new scrutiny over his handling of classified document% as a second batch of documents has found this time at a different location reaction this morning and what could come next in the investigation? two close calls this

dani: russell, thank you for joining us.can see on the board next to him, it has been a tough year for the banking sector, the likes of city raising junior banker pay, so it is not a clerestory across-the-board. there you go. ouch, citi down 19.25%. next is bloomberg markets: europe. a quiet morning given that most of traders in the asia -- in asia are the lunar new year holiday. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: cap trade is less than an hour away. here are your top headlines.

finn russell was adjudged to have deliberately knocked on earning racing their third yellow card andgarrec�*s late penalty snatched victory from the jaws of defeat and handed racing a dramatic win also in pool a. edinburgh came from behind to beat french side castres. ben vellacott scored edinburgh's all important fourth try that secured a bonus point victory. they have won two of their three pool matches. castres remain bottom after three straight defeats. in pool b. london irish paid the price for poor discipline and tackle technique as they ended their match against the stormers of south africa withjust 13 men. the exiles battled on valiantly despite having two fewer men, scoring twice, but it wasn't enough to prevent them slumping to a third defeat in three in the challenge cup, cardiff made it three bonus point wins from three with a convincing a2—10 rout of newcastle who finished the game with 1a men. the blues ran in six tries to newcastle's two to maintain their perfect start to the competition. to netball now and england held off jamaica 63—59 to clinch a 2—1 series victory

she still needs a jack russell. yes, i just wanted to steal it. are the most adorable dogs. it's just that they are not for everyone, and when we talk about jack russell, there will be an emperor. we try to protect them from people who cannot adequately answer for them. huge to you. thanks for your work. today it was very nice to meet you. thank you for watching. go to the site of the first there you can review all the videos and vote for them please send us your items. andrey shmakov welcome to my home. character nordic culinary preferences russian-scandinavian strive to eat tasty do not strive. there is a beautiful not everything beautiful is delicious. growing up in estonia, he went from a ship's cook to the chef of the best moscow restaurants. world kozago character hot italian chief provocateur goodbye to subordinate lines, but fair born in italy since 2001 lives in russia 2019 aist restaurant michelin recommended italian humiliation i will go with my friend andrey shmakov, he has already come down to my age and andrey are very different. the

but let's, as honestly, was that new russell about pulls watch while he was a woman . were like, well, nobody knew what it is that will take you when you be genuine, morgan easier. mommy, tom garza mccaul, almo mobile shock, and little your k a t v t. union down got united for shock. who was competitive? crystal court did you morning when you wake, wonderful guard jar did some of them. okay. what year was designed it on the quote no, cuz i wanna ask for emma wanda hendricks, if you will, if i could, you know, meet them over here to quote it out and you know what you might get to where they generally somebody's portal you, wanda, how many football basketball for the board of the he look at. wouldn't it a wonderful job with them you can reach out for cocaine. she'll show them the competency in case she your civil. yep. yeah. he looks like on mortgages. im hardy's no vertical model. what was it for him or not yet? okay. and then what, what is the one ah, ah, african stories from african perspectives, a day, short documentary from african fill me from mommy and synagogue.

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russell banks spoke to democracy now! in 2011 about john brown's life and legacy. >> stood at that crossroads of religion and violence in the american imagination and righteous wrath if you will, principled violence. he was our homegrown terrorist but he was a terrorist, certain today, universally the ending of slavery. his story is still a complicated one for most americans. amy: to see our interview with russell banks, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, congressmember ro khanna on the deadly storms and flooding in california, then republican-controlled congress, george santos, and whether or not ro khanna will be running for president or the senate. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the c

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with the russell 2000 make up 17% and an industrial 16%. these sectors are half of that index.to 26% of that in technology is in the s&p 500 you mentioned those biotech stocks te kelly, take a look at this performance. the market cap weighted which assigns more weight to the market cap, bioshare etf is up 3.5% here. the white line is the equal-weighted biotech spider, which is now outperforming right now, indicating that some of those smaller cap biotech names, kelly, are the ones that are outperforming right now. and that's the reason why it's so important >> is this, you know, just a little bit of a halo effect, a fund flows effect. where else might we see it show up >> there's been some sentiment shift over the past of the last three to six months. a lot more focus on biotech, especially the large side of things, but certainly on the small. and we've got that kind of halo effect but what's curious some of the bigger performers that you know of in the russell 2000 are ail brand consumer-oriented names that you might have heard of take a look at these if you look at basically

. >> alex murdaugh's alleged accomplice was russell laffitte, the former ceo of palmetto state bank. murdaugh allegedly convinced the pinckney family to hire lafitte at their conservator and then funneled the money through the bank back to himself. a scheme they allegedly also concocted with alaynia spohn. >> we were on i-95 coming through hampton county. and a firestone bridgestone tire blew out, and which caused our collision. >> mother dies instantly. brother dies instantly. >> eric bland is alaynia's attorney. >> alaynia is pinned in the back of the car. you're talking 2009, the case is settled for $9 million. a huge settlement. and so, they have to have somebody help them manage their money. >> russell lafitte was the conservator for alaynia and her younger sister. >> over the course of them being 11 and 18 years old, as a conservator, he loaned money to himself and to alex murdaugh from a conservatorship account. he loaned himself over $600,000. he loaned over $800,000 to alex murdaugh. and these girls would get nsf checks come back to them -- >> not sufficient funds. >> -- bec

russell trott, bbc news.aid tribute to pope benedict xvi, who has died at the age of 95. the former pontiff will lie in state at st peter's basilica in the vatican from monday. his funeral will take place on thursday. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool looks back now at his life. cerebral by character, benedict was a prolific author and more at home with scholarship than pastoral work. he led the world's catholics for eight years and then abruptly resigned — the first pope to do so in 600 years. bell tolls. the passing of the man considered by hundreds of millions around the world to represent a direct link to jesus was announced by his successor. translation: we are moved as we recall him as such - a noble person, so kind, and we feel such gratitude in our hearts — gratitude to god for having given him to the church and the world. joseph ratzinger was born in southern germany. he was just six when the nazis swept into power. his parents were hostile to the regime, and though their son entered junior seminary

so very inhuman and sadistic especially in the words of georgia state senator russell few days ago. could you care to comment on? the president's proposed legislation before congress. i would say that this is very strong, a far reaching bill. certainly, it is the strongest bill that has ever been presented by. any president of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see for it. and for instance, had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been submitted with the president to bill and some other things such giving the attorney general the right to initiate in any area where there is a denial of civil rights wherein this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in area of school desegregation. but where these points, i think by and large, it is a strong and forthright bill. now, i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of state of georgia, which happens to be my state, when he says this is an inhuman, sinister bill. i think, on the contrary it is in line with the deepest princi

award-winning author russell banks has died. the cause was cancer. celebrated works include the novels continental drift, cloudsplitter, and the sweet hereafter. in 2011, banks spoke with correspondent jeffery brown. >> the process of writing fiction is really the only way i can penetrate things that are truly mysterious to me. and what's truly mysterious to me are people who are not like me, who aren't privileged in the same ways that i am, and who are therefore likely to be marginalized and outcasts, or people who we tend to generalize and stereotype. john: russell banks was 82 years old. still to come on pbs news weekend. why do many americans feel lonely, and what can they do about it? and a young immigrant's take on embracing immigration. announcer: this is pbs news weekend, from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. john: on this final weekendf the nfl regular season, teams are showing support for buffalo bills safety damar hamlin with warm up jerseys and by highghting his uniform number three other 30 yard lin

so very inhuman and sadistic especially in the words of georgia state senator russell few days ago. could you care to comment on? the president's proposed legislation before congress. i would say that this is very strong, a far reaching bill. certainly, it is the strongest bill that has ever been presented by. any president of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see for it. and for instance, had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been submitted with the president to bill and some other things such giving the attorney general the right to initiate in any area where there is a denial of civil rights wherein this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in area of school desegregation. but where these points, i think by and large, it is a strong and forthright bill. now, i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of state of georgia, which happens to be my state, when he says this is an inhuman, sinister bill. i think, on the contrary it is in line with the deepest princi

[cheering and applauding] russell bowers.pplauding] artist, rancher and fourth-generation arizonan, rusty hours were present at the people of arizona for almost two decades. rising to become speaker of the house in a dire hour of our democracy, he put country before party by refusing attempts to decertify 2020 election and overturn the will of the people. he endured menacing protests including at his home and eventually lost an election because of his courageous actions. we the people honor rusty hours, public servant stated by deep and unbreakable oath for god, family and country. [applause] harry done. [applause] a champion college football lineman, harry done put his protective instincts to a higher purpose as u.s. capitol police officer. january 6, 2021, he rushed to protect injured fellow officers fighting back insurrection us. his powerful testimony describing violence and racism laid bare the backs of history. on behalf of officers battling lasting trauma is house and ease stigma around nation as a whole. for protectin

russell trott, bbc news.e fifth of january. the announcement comes as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in mainland china after beijing dropped the country's zero covid policy. 0ther other nations have already taken similar measures. in the city of wuhan, where the coronavirus was first recorded, people released balloons to mark the beginning of 2023. president xi jinping also touched on the pandemic in his new year address, insisting that his change in policy was justified. translation: after strenuous efforts, we have overcome - unprecedented difficulties and challenges which are not easy for everyone. at present, the epidemic prevention and control has entered a new stage. it is still a difficult period but everyone is working hard, with perseverance, and there is light at the end of the tunnel. croatia has become the 20th member to join the eurozone and has now adopted the euro as its currency. emily brown reports. a new year, a new currency. croatia says goodbye to its kuna currency as it adopts the

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your second-biggest of all time, russell fry. thank you, russell. and another person his been so fantastic, congressman william timmons, thank you, william the -- william, so much. and a friend of mine, who i believe could win lieutenant governor, andre. i think he could win for -- a man who did a fantastic job. he was a real u.s. attorney. peter mccoy. peter, great job. and another friend of mine, i sent him to a country that makes the finest desserts in the world. he did ok. you are looking thin. ed mcmullen. a guy. ambassador. and there's an incredible group of state legistlative leaders who will give tremendous support all over the country. this is the first time i've done this. and when i announced a couple of months ago, the fake news said, why isn't he campaigning there must be something wrong. i said, there's two years before the election. but we have huge rallies planned, bigger than ever before. bigger than they've ever been, because there's a spirit like we haven't seen before. it has been unequaled in our history of our country. there is

last year was successful for the russell holding, exporting products by more than 80%. about 90% of the sales volume is occupied by products of the construction machinery line. amkodor also noted tenfold increase in market share in the skid steer segment. positive dynamics is noted in the line of utility vehicles. this year, no less ambitious plans are planned for the development and diversification of exports, primarily due to the supply of the countries of the african region to asia, central and latin america on the site, as if the property turnover last year involved 274 objects, which is 33% more than the twenty-first . at the same time, about a third was realized by increasing the initial price. as a result, budgets owners of the property received additional revenue in the amount of a little more than one and a half million rubles ; all state property committees were registered as organizers at the site. also, btb noted one of the key trends of last year was the wider use of an electronic trading platform for the sale of private property, in contrast to state organ

russell—moyle? well, think it russell—moyle? well, i think it was wrong what he did.my you know, pay. what know, it's above my pay. what would advocate? i would would you advocate? i would advocate people this advocate let people this is a really sensitive issue. this issue been issue that people have been talking about people talking about, about people changing gender and what changing their gender and what the law should be and how that should be recognised . the really should be recognised. the really strong on it . what i would strong views on it. what i would advocate here is let people give their views . let's not be cruel their views. let's not be cruel or mean to anyone in this debate and let's try and work. i was russell—moyle was actually cruel and mean on rosie duffield . is and mean on rosie duffield. is it transphobic to say that only women have a cervix. it transphobic to say that only women have a cervix . look, it transphobic to say that only women have a cervix. look, i'm not going to use a term like transphobic . rosie was entitled transphobic. rosi

so sort of bringing this up to date from to her and russell. thank you. ah, russian airstrikes have reported. they struck he infrastructure in ukraine's capital, and that are wanting some more to come in the south official se 17 russian bombers have taken to the skies and could strike later on saturday. meanwhile, ukraine's refuted russian claims is captured, the eastern ukrainian town of sola, dog. their own time is surrounded by salt mines, with almost 200 kilometers of underground tunnels and caverns. before the war hosted underground football games and even a classical concert for hundreds of people. efforts to take solid, i have been led by if any precaution, he's the leader of the wagner. group of mercenaries, minis stressed. the importance of capturing the mines to store equipment troops. control of solid are might also, while i rush to concentrate on taking near by backwards, which ukraine's been defending for months now does it is charles rapids inbox with the ukranian army and he's got this report ukrainian defensive positions west of the front

and music from aoife o'donovan featuring allison russell with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, thank you. thank you very much. please, relax. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. thanks for the warm welcome. thank you for being here with us at our studio in hollywood, even if you're only here because southwest canceled your flight home. [ laughter ] and happy new year! is it still okay to say that? i know there's a point at which it becomes annoying. happy new year, guillermo. >> guillermo: thank you, happy new year. >> jimmy: did you make a resolution this year? i know you usually do. >> guillermo: yeah, to lose weight. >> jimmy: again, yeah. >> guillermo: and to have more sex. >> jimmy: what was the second thing? >> guillermo: to have more sex. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i won't tell your wife. [ laughter ] wasn't that your resolution last year, to lose weight? >> guillermo: the last five years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the last five years. maybe next year your r

we've got the s&p up 2.7 points, the nasdaq down 12, and let's call the russell flat as a pancake. while equities are having a lot of indecision here, bond yields are decidedly down for the first time in four days, particularly the -- 10-year. we're at 3.46% at the moment, and if we can flip it over to the 2-year yield which is, obviously, much more sensitive to, you know, federal reserve policy, that one's at 3.8, down 3.8 basis points to 4.19%. and by the way, okay, so the dow's up 135 and, yeah, the s&p's up 1. the ec by says picture is much -- equities picture is much smoother than five and a half hours ago when dozens of stocks began nose diving right after the opening bell. what do we mean by nose dive? a bunch of dow stocks skidded seconds before 9:30 a.m. eastern time. mcdonald's. what you don't see there the is that little divot in between, but if you looked at the intraday, you would see that it was a pretty pronounced drop. mcdonald's had closed yesterday at 2699, we're just at 268 at the moment, but this morning it gaps down $16 before recovering. look atwal participant

so everything, and the changes in germany and in its relations with the allies, we will talk with russellberman, a professor at stanford and a leading specialist in german affairs , a professor. what is the reason for schultz's hesitation on the issues of sending tanks to ukraine, berlin has repeatedly stated, and weapons have been transferred to kiev's unconditional support more than once. why is there a hitch on leopards all of a sudden, yes, germany has long declared support for ukraine, but practical action requires a change in german thinking on two levels in the era of chancellor merkel. how do you know the essence between germany and russia? yes, very closely economic ties, they ended, these relations continued the long-standing eastern policy from old habits. it is difficult to refuse after the second world war , germany did not want to see itself at all. as a player. in the military field. german pacifism evaded involvement in hostilities in the form of even indirect participation, as well arms supplies. this required a restructuring of consciousness in the united states, too, or

thanks it was russell berman germany a defining country for europe there has always been a time whented her to take care of herself and develop the economy ended germany is waiting for action on where this country will move depends not everything, but a lot. leopards and abrams did not leave donald trump indifferent, first tanks, then nuclear weapons to stop this crazy war. now it's so easy to do, well, everything is always simple for trump, but the expansion and complication of the range of supplies is undoubtedly an escalation. or, as they say now, the transition of the next red lines. earlier. true, it was believed that the red line, only one of its intersections , entails a crushing response, but in a hybrid war, apparently, or not appropriate, be that as it may , the confrontation has its own logic, and the more pressure, the more impressive the answer should be, and the limit of impressiveness, really the nuclear factor trump doni, the subject is delicate, it is impossible to use nuclear weapons, at least that was the consensus in the cold war, but the opponent should have no d

russell causley killed his wife, carole packman, in 1985. she was a0 years old.m, has criticised the decision to release him, and says rules allowing victims to attend parole hearings for the first time are still denying them a voice. she's been speaking to our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani. for 38 years, sam gillingham has lived with a question tearing at her soul. how did her father kill her mother, and why won't he say what he did with the body? today, she is preparing for 79—year—old russell causley to leave jail, even though he's never told the full truth about the fate of his wife, carole packman. i don't have an inquest, i don't have a death certificate for my mother, i don't have any of those things, you know. she's literallyjust...doesn�*t exist any more. over a succession of trials and appeals, he said nothing, adding to sam's pain. i want to find my mother's body still. it's been very difficult and i'm hoping if there's anybody out there who will tell me where my mother is, if you know, then please come forward and tell me. last decemb

it was a poignant day for russell after her father peter, who part—owned ahoy senor, passed away lastht champion artur beterbiev this evening. the 31—year—old from east london is a big underdog against the wbo, wbc and ibf belt holder — who has 18 knockouts in 18 fights. it's a huge test at wembley arena. ade adedoyin has more. just to warn you, there's some flash photography coming up. 100%, fireworks, explosions and pure entertainment. to win a world title at this stage would mean the world, it would mean everything. it's notjust the world title, it's three world titles. it's the unification of the whole light heavyweight division. three of the major belts in one go. at the same venue that i started my professional boxing career, amazing. there's the difference between thinking something and knowing. i'm going to be the unified heavyweight champion of the world. as a boxer he is a good challenge for me, because he had a good professional career. he had good fights and i'm prepared for him, like everyone. every fight is important for me. to have a couple of strategies, like, but i ca

russell? well, it is definitely going to have her negative impacts over iran's, of lation with you as a, particularly with the u. k. because he had dual citizenship. however, in iran, just to remember that, that, that iran doesn't accept you citizen said, for iranian, or iranian citizen. so iran, he got him as iranian citizen, and it's going to have an effect on you or terence lisa with london. but that you're on already is having a trouble or the day with that with for us over the cartoons that has been published by charlotte have though, and now iranians are protesting. iranian government has closed our french research institute in the, in the country. so these 2 companies do k at the u. k and, and frost. they are the member of the p 5 plus one companies which are and conducting the, the nuclear negotiations and trying to revive the g cpa, which was signed in 2015. however, the impact of this execution is rather going to be domestic here because as i said, as he's a very much a key figure wi

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you you mentioned russell wilson. i wasn't even going to bring them up.what has kind of just spend the reaction in seattle to seeing gino play so well this year and seeing russ struggle. >> yeah, it's surreal. i mean that that first week, one was just such a crazy atmosphere. i think a lot of people assume that was seattle super bowl just the of of how things ended with rossell obviously had a no-trade clause. so he okay deal to get out of town and that's ultimately what happened. but geno's been phenomenal and, you know, is doing and saying all the right things that i don't know if and people down there know it. but just with what he did yesterday, he set franchise records for completions attempts passing yards. he had one of the best seasons of any quarterback in in team history. got to 30 touchdowns and this is a guy who with with drew lock a lot of people about this is the worst quarterback room in the nfl. does the worst quarterback competition in the nfl and he turned himself into a pro bowler while russ ends up in denver and gets the seahawks a tou

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well, i'm delighted to be joined now by lloyd russell—moyle , labour mp lloyd russell—moyle, labour mpn kent . and lloyd, for brighton kent. and lloyd, first of all, i suppose we should clear things up. sir keir starmer first booked this warehouse and then rishi sunak got in the day before him to sort of steal march . well, sort of steal march. well, imitation is the best form of flattery and we do see this quite often with the, the only good thing that they do things that they ripped off from the labour party. so it was i think as a problem about that is what it's all good that we're industrial backdrops . but on industrial backdrops. but on your substantive question guess has the general election started. well, the answer is yes. and those of you who will remember . yes. and those of you who will remember. the yes. and those of you who will remember . the 2015 elections and remember. the 2015 elections and the 2010 election, both of which were full term elections , the were full term elections, the election campaign started a year before the elections, which you and they were long an