this is dr ruth. dr ruth reassures chiagozie that this is a tried—and—tested method.ent normally costs just over 200 us dollars. ebere is told she can choose the sex of her child, but only if she accepts an injection. not knowing what's in it, chiagozie and ebere refuse the offer. dr ruth hands her a sachet of a crushed, unlabelled substance instead, and she instructs ebere and chiagozie on when they should be having intercourse and how to take the drugs. 0k. 0k, thank you. ebere will be expected to return in four weeks to see if she might be pregnant. to understand what pushes people to choose this surreal path over more conventional, medically sound solutions, i meet with gynaecologist dr kingsley in enugu, a neighbouring state to anambra. the core problem is the certainty that you go home with a baby. the in vitro fertilisation is there. you can have surrogacy, you can have donor egg. all those things are available. but the problem is the failure rate is high, so people tend to err towards cryptic, those that can afford it. cryptic pregnancy, it's not really for po

ruth and jonathan — good time with her family.an chavez, we - good time with her family. ruth and jonathan chavez, we are glad you're safe and well. i know it's not easy to talk about it but we appreciate it. we'll take a short break. around the world and here in the uk, you are watching bbc news. us authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel in las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead man recovered from the vehicle has been named as matthew alan livelsberger, a 37—year—old green beret who was with the tenth special forces, he had served in afghanistan and was on leave at the time. he too had crossed states lines, driving the cybertruck truck from colorado to nevada, recharging at various tesla station along the way. the fbi say vehicle was first spotted on the strip early new year's day, pulling into the hotel, for the first timejust after seven in the morning, and then ret

christian: ruth and jonathan chavez, we are glad that you are safe.now it's not easy to talk about but thank you very much. we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. ♪ christian: u.s. authorities say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of that tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel las vegas yesterday. even though there are some curious similarities. the dead men recovered from the vehicle has been named. he is a 37-year-old green beret who was with the 10th special forces, served in afghanistan, was on leave at the time. he, too, crossed state lines driving the cybertruck from colorado to nevada recharging at various stations along the way. the fbi said the vehicle was first spotted on the strip earlier in the day pulling into the hotel just after 7:00 in the morning and then returning to park one hour later. it exploded 17 seconds after coming to a standstill. the agent said the man inside the tesla had shot himself before it exploded.

ruth and jonathan chavez from albuquerque, new mexico.ank you so much. >> thank you guys so much. >> okay. right now the fbi is conducting a number of search warrants in multiple states that are related to the attack. that includes a home in houston, texas that is believed to be connected to the suspect. cnn's evan perez reports. they're also trying to track down if they're trying to track down any possible accomplices. >> the fbi is working to determine whether anyone else was involved in the attack that killed at least 15 people early on new year's day on bourbon street in new orleans. an army veteran from texas maneuvered a rented pickup truck around a police car that was intended to block access to the street. the attack injured dozens of people, and the fbi is treating it as a terrorism investigation. investigators found an i.s.i.s. flag, as well as writings with the suspect. shamsud-din jabbar. this evidence, along with recordings he is believed to have made recently indicated allegiance to i.s.i.s.. according to investigators. auth

michael and ruth. historic.re thinking about you both up next, a photographer who's on the front lines of fire lines, who's capturing the bravery of firefighters who are battling the inferno. >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> people who may never even know what a basketball looks like felt his presence. >> he wants the opportunity to make his own mistakes. he's going to end up making them. >> that's when the black mamba was born. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. >> i don't want him to be remembered as just the basketball player. >> kobe. the making of a legend premieres january 25th on bank heist. i can't go back to jail. >> say, what? did you rob my bank? sharing is caring, bro. >> let's make like dice and roll. give it to me. >> it. are you ready for this? are you ready for this? are you ready for this new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu? >> fizzy chews? chu fizz. feel better? fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzy juice. >> an alternative to pi

others have lain in state in the capitol building, such as late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and late congressman elijah cummings of maryland. but they were on the house side of the capitol. eight people have lain in honor in the capitol rotunda, which is similar but one step down from lying in state. the last president to lie in state was the late president george herbert walker bush. in december 2018, the last person to lie in state was the late senate majority leader harry reid of nevada. in january 2022. this time last year, we were all at the iowa caucuses, but the first in the nation did not get much attention until 1976. that's when jimmy carter, a pretty unknown governor from georgia, decided to focus on iowa. he placed a surprising second in the democratic caucus, which caught the attention of the national media and catapulted him to the democratic nomination and ultimately, the white house. since then, almost all candidates of both parties have taken iowa quite seriously, and today in washington, it feels like an iowa day. in the 20s, as former president carter is b

. >> ruth judkins will celebrate her 90th birthday next month and never expected to see her altadenaof 48 years go up in flames. >> everybody on our street communicated and just made sure that. are you out? are you out? are you safe? >> she's seen the damage in photos but told us life experience has given her some valuable perspective. >> i don't really need a lot of clothes. my life is really simple. >> have you found that facing a loss like this. that mentality is kind of helping? >> yes, i don't worry. and i am at the age where you can look back and actually know what's important people. >> yeah, that's a valuable perspective for all of us from ruth. and believe it or not, this or what's left of this is the home where ruth lived for 48 years, and she told me that she wished she had a few more minutes before she had to evacuate, because if she could have grabbed one more thing, it would have been the box of recipes that she has compiled over the last 50 years. but despite the loss and the reality she faces, she does take solace in the fact that she is surrounded by so many family a

throughout western ukraine on the capital t, the people's movement of ukraine's of perestroika or ruth and ukrainian, a rallying itsm nationalist party that initially declared itself democratic coverage. i mean, that's the one that is, that's cut out there are 2 units here and that is more of a successful given most of the thing that somebody named me for these was. so it's the main point trying to see what else can we do. but then we'll start, but i get a little concerned that you know, until she's got into a school with this. that's the school which was so beautiful and from school giving us the good stuff. in the late 19 eighties, the peoples movement of ukrainian nationalist arose and lambs that have been russian since the middle ages, where they had professed orthodoxy and spoken russian since the era of cavan ruth, the state, the united russian principalities, from the comp pay the uns, because of like the me, as soon as the forest yours however, is terrence curvature. and i think that if there's deals po squared that was consumed, but video now are those color. so that's the pic

we just need it. >> reporter: ruth spent some time talking with district supervisor walton about the closure and the impacts it will have to the area. >> these two closures are going to be devastating to our community. >> reporter: supervisor walton has talked with walgreens representatives in hopes of saving at least one of the stores. he's been in touch with san francisco's new mayor daniel lurie about what can be done to keep retailers in the city and attract new ones. just a couple years ago a lucky grocery store moved into the building left vacant by another walgreen's closure in 2019. >> our hope is to do something similar, reach out to pharmacies that provide food and other services and hopefully fill the gap that will be left by walgreens. >> reporter: many of the walgreens slated to close have been hit hard by thieves. this location on market street is where banco brown was shot and killed with a security guard as he tried to walk out for candy. the company sent a statement saying, "increased regulatory and reimbursement pressures are weighing on our ability to cover the cos

ruth ben-ghiat is here. yes. >> well, you know, if you want to please donald trump, you will do two things which mark zuckerberg is doing. >> you will give money, lots of it to donald trump. and he's donating a million to the inauguration. and you will also create an environment that allows trump and maga and his allies lies and claims and half truths to more easily circulate. and it is really striking that in his speech, zuckerberg said that it's fact checking that created a lack of trust, which is very orwellian, because of course, it's disinformation. the purpose of disinformation is to break trust among people and turn them against each other and cause people to not know what to believe. and so they're more dependent on the leader. and maybe the only trust that was broken was, you know, trump's trust in zuckerberg when he was, you know, actually upholding authenticity and upholding objectivity through fact checking. and so now zuckerberg has moved to take that obstacle away to him being treated well by t

we will bring one of the torah scrolls that cantor ruth rescued. um, and we will read from it tomorrow, as we do every shabbat read from the torah. and then on sunday we will have a morning minyan. one of our students who's becoming bar mitzvah will be there. the rest of our students will be there to support him in his service. and then our teachers and our staff and our students will be there to connect, find each other. um, and, uh, and be together. that's that's what we do. we are a resilient people. we have a long history of resilience. we have a long history of pivoting. we have a long history of carrying our torah wherever we need it to be. and, um, this evening will be no different from what it's been all along. and what it will always be. >> well, glad to hear about that ecumenical show of support. we're all going to be looking to our faith here in the coming days to get through all of this. rabbi jill cantor, ruth, thank you so much for your time this morning. all. we just really hope for the best. and if there's anything we can do, please

and believe it or not, this is what is left of ruth's home of 48 years.y family and friends. and neighbors helping neighbors is what we've seen across this area. a lot of folks are inspired by seeing the international firefighting efforts, with crews from canada and mexico both teaming up. guys? >> morgan, thank you.organ, tha. >> you know this area. >> my hometown, yeah. it's been heartbreaking to watch. i grew up in santa monica. a couple blocks from the palisadeses, where i spent my childhood. this is unusual to see these fires. they get some areas of calm and time where firefighters and first responders can work. 4:00, 5:00, you know the santa ana winds kick up. >>> we should mention so many people reached out. "today" viewers are the best. they want to help. they want to help the fire victims. we will take some moments and highlight the organizations that are bringing relief right now where it is needed the most. >> very good. >>> but first, craig's pregame pep talk ahead of his first game as co-anchor. you guys had a fun and interesting conversation

we're back with andrew, glen and ruth. i mean, glenn, why wouldn't why wouldn't?. you've worked in the department. you both know better than me. i mean, every day a thousand things happen at the fbi. every day is an opportunity to save. to save somebody, to save the country from an attack, from a foreign government, to save a company, perhaps from a hack, from a foreign government to save. i mean, why walk out ahead of what trump said he was going to do on a social media platform? >> look, i think that's a question that a number of staffers that we've spoken to and agents have asked, why not stick it out? let the guy fire you. at least you can kind of have your hand on the tiller towards the very end. specifically, if you're that concerned about these threats, particularly the ones posed by china. totally legitimate question. but this fits into wray's style. what's interesting is he's a guy who tried really hard to be boring, right? to keep his head down. it didn't minimize his interactions with trump, minimize his interactions with biden. and it didn't work. the

for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed or ruth, with looking ahead. eliza 9 de journey where robot and the other smugglers will seek out, sell and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests. and, and the signing of the of the the of the heart. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and then the can therefore mean which a lot of like, you know, carrying packs, waiting as much as 50 kilos and best search. the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle, the officer harrowing to detract the group to another truck. because robot is worried that he may be carrying the loss of the room, the trees from the area and on the move him to the here with you to is willing them guys to go for the front. and they usually, when the contents here, it only seems a lot of i see and i do think it is from 10 as us like using your sky for settlement on 60 deep into the forest. robert and his men have found that treasure of the if they can get this rose, which l

for the past 3 years, authorities here have signed or ruth would looking ahead. eliza 9 de journey where robot and the other smugglers will seek out. so and carry a rosewood tree while of aging police and navigating madagascar unpredictable rivers and forests and, and the signing of the, of the global of the good. it's not only the police they have to avoid. marauding thieves have also been attracted to the area to go find this and then the can therefore mean which a lot of like, you know, the man carrying packs wing as much as 50 kilos and best books. the group also has to negotiate a demanding jungle the after harrowing to detract the group. also now the traffic of robot is worried that he may be carrying the last of the rooms with trees from the area and on the move him to be here with you to me as well. and then guys, go for the funding, easy to, well, a lot of content so you would only change a lot of i see, and i do think it is from 10 as us like using your sky. i'm on, i'm from sixty's deep into the forest, robert and his men have found that treasure see if they can get this rose,

her name is ruth, my cousins children are here. happy to have you all. was influenced because she was a wife, mother and writer traveled a lot. i thought writing stories and ideal existence. for a while, i wrote a column old notes which was a happy place where i would ask scientists if i could follow them around for a few days and write about what they did because most people have no idea what ito means to do research. this just a big term, because on and as a scientist do, they do research but that's what it comes down to the transact to be interesting, a granular study, that was one group that followed recording boxes and cameras set up and they would have to go around and collect the data. and telling stories, because science is not palatable to people and it's all in this culture, it's okay to say, even though they are dependent on science and seem to make decisions about things that have basis.tific >> when an award? >> yeah but does that really translate? make the big attribution. >> i think your people are coming on after. >> the things have writt

proposals and he dramatically increased the ranks of female and district circuit court judges including ruthts had from the beginning of the country. two decades ago president carter said he believed income inequality was the biggest global issue. more recently, in the 2018 commencement address at liberty university, he said i think now the largest global issue is discrimination against women and girls in this world. he concluded that until stubborn attitudes that foster discover nation against women changed, the world cannot advance, poverty and income inequality cannot be solved. towards the end of our time in the white house the president and i were talking about how we might describe what we tried to accomplish in office. we came up with a sentence which remains an important summary of our work. we told the truth, we obeyed the law, and we kept the peace. that we did, mister president. i will always be proud and grateful to have had the chance to work with you towards noble ends. it was then and will always be the most rewarding experience of my public career. thank you. ♪ ♪ eternal fath

ruth's writing more letters from his jail cell.s asking to be sent to gaza in exchange for hostages. he also ranted about alexander hamilton, compared himself to george bailey from it's a wonderful life. this nut outfoxed all of our intel agencies and got this close to shooting the president. the other trump assassin wannabe, matthew thomas crooks, probably had a few red flags too, but we wouldn't know because the feds buried everything. it's not just trump. kavanaugh almost got murdered a couple years ago, back when an armed assassin showed up at his front door. now we're finding out the kavanaugh hitman was inspired by the supreme court leak about overturning roe v wade. he told cops this. i've been suicidal for a long time, and when i saw leaked draft, made me upset, made me want to, i don't know, i was under the i was under the delusion that i could make the world a better place by killing him. the leaker was never caught, but i'm sure they tried really hard. why are all these assassins and terrorists slipping through the fbi's

he dramatically increase the ranks of female circuit and district court judges, including ruth bader bader ginsburg. in all he appointed 5 times as many women to the federal bench. as all of the previous president had from the beginning of our country. 2 decades ago, president carter said he believed income inequality was the biggest global issue. more recently. in the 2018 commencement address at liberty university. he said. i think now the largest global issue is discrimination against women and girls in this world. he concluded that and still until stubborn attitudes of foster discrimination against women change. the world cannot advance and poverty and income equality cannot be solved. towards the end of our time in the white house, the president and i were talking about how we might describe. what we tried to accomplish in office. we came up with the sentence which remains an important summary of our work. we told the truth. we obey the law. and we kept the peace. that we did mr. president. i will always be proud and grateful to have had the chance to work with you towards noble

so and i was the bbc's, middle east correspondence in bay. ruth, in the seventy's eighty's and ninety's. i was in bay roots during the much of the 1180. so i remember once trying to get down to the holiday inn to try and make some sort of effort to get into it, to interview the for lunches. and just as far as getting to the point in an area code, i'm or i see where you would come right around the corner into the face of the hotel gun. before i started and i scuffled back, there was a dead body lying up the streets. it is all rather sinister. i fled back to the hotel. i'm afraid it wasn't one of my brave days. but did some people did get across to the holiday inn? on the 20th of march, 1976, the so called lebanese and palestinian joined forces launch the strongest attack. yes. against the for lunch. if it's in the hotel district that a was to control phone key positions that but especially the highly strategic holiday in control. the holiday inn and you controller the region around. so you, you, you took the holiday inn if you possibly could, and that's why it was such a lot the battle t

stumbled on was a monologue you gave in october 2023, in which you warned the democratic party of ruth bader biden, you were saying the american people think he's too old. you're too you're worried about this. you had a great line about, does it matter if he's a national treasure and has done great things? if you got on an airplane and you heard that buzz aldrin was the pilot, you'd get off. i'm sorry for botching your very funny joke, but they didn't listen to you. but you were proven correct. >> yeah. and and i felt i had standing to make that case because i had for so many years, been the only person i know on television who was consistently railing against ageism. i have been saying for years. ageism is the last allowable prejudice that we can have in this country. you can always do the age jokes. you can always rail on people for being too old. and it was, as i said, a case by case basis. some people at 70 are act like they're 100 years old, and some people are like 40 year olds. but this was a case. where biden was too old. having made that case, that it's a case by case basis, i

both black panther films won their costume designer, ruth e carter, academy awards.tterns, which traditional african women would wear and taking those african patterns and digitising them in the computer to represent the regal attire of the queen. there are many different 3d printing techniques, and the crown was created using something called laser sintering, where lasers melt together particular parts of a box of powder, leaving the rest as dust. the end product is then dug out and the remaining powder reused. one of the great things about it is that you can realise very filigreed, very fine structures which you cannot make with any other technology. how did you get involved with black panther, and did you even know who you were working for? at the beginning, i didn't know who i was working for. i started the design process, then the actress was cast. i literally put into google, "angela bassett, film star, film technology," and then realised it was for marvel and black panther. so that's how you found out who you were working for? exactly. when i first time watche

the 1st level broke out, the most train of thought is declared old adults. ruth is living. and again, let's see and roost accessories of the russian empire. now, a wall with germany and austria hungry and destroyed though he thought it was the case against metal sca i mean is, and your last year you told me that you'd sit up a tongue. we lived in the blood to 2 weeks could last one of the for fit the choice of which he is. we have something that, that's, you know, so the village, so you get to know. so some nice the face level face to face features to naturally, most of these is cute when you stuff like game. just don't want to send me up a principal used to opinion as a vice ago, koreans on the 15th century lucas, the peacefulness automotive sees, can period. so you've got another issue to let us can you get thousands of russians up here in austria and prisons, searching for and destroying austria, hungary as enemies, felt the ukrainians, 3 full method, buy groceries, and the greek catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspape

office of appeal is thrown out every day there ruth, the vegetable east of poplar food in gonna so that's a lot more cool. and if it is a cool, decided, oh, this vegetable waste was wasted rescue in the last 10 years. you have run a business specialized in growing always to mushrooms because your vision process uses as of course, ro waste some of which would otherwise be banned in the fields. nothing is coming to the community. i realize most of them is on top of that. it's a waste disposal of course we swear that's all they do is to bend the fmla and prepare the line for the next time. he says, then when they do that it's cause i'm restricted diseases and love cancer and even damaged toward life. and i realized because i truly use of cultural ways to produce something beneficial. moses only that it's, well, it's well but see what's put on our table and then with income. that's why i to this new business. and from i believe yet, you also profits from that the season is gross, mainly nice. one has to heck days misquote. the vision produces a lot of records for our rest of you. i think the

carter center, ruth, pauly, lauren, listen, jc would say thank you for all that you guys have done fore a poundcake. general, thank you for your service of excellence to our nation. i know he would say thank you, and on behalf of the carter family and i would like to personally say thank you. carter center, the baton has been passed to you. our nation needs you to do more. thank you. for all that you have done and will continue to do on behalf of this great man. you may be seated. i feel like i am leaving someone out. carter family, i love you. becky, thank you so much. jack, i love you. elizabeth, i love you guys. josh, jamie, all of you guys, i love you. thank you so much. thank you for all you have done for the carter's. please stand. [applause] you are truly family to this family. all the way from the governor's mansion to the white house back to planes, you have been the glue in so many cases. this family loves you and wants to say thank you. you see, at the pearly gate, blacks are all at the gate with the whites and the browns and everyone. there is no difference. we thank you. y

since the middle ages, where they had professed orthodoxy and spoken russian since the era of cavan. ruth, the state, the united russian principalities, from the comp pay the uns because of the id me as soon as the forest yours however, is terrance courage. and we think that if there's, can you spell squared that would start simpler video. now are those congress of the us to put you on total scores for mostly 30 whole grains of citizenship or by the mid 16th century. the western lands of galen roost to become part of the kingdom of power and the population that you ain't incoming. well, the fullest part of the nice ation and the simulation of the indigenous russian population began appreciate each personality industry to advice beautiful. the steps at the style and i'm both a not for me to why am i sold? we were going to be doing dishes to put them in atlanta, just about the sky, emailing up. i do believe mich seemless, to be honest, and they just, you can do it in the pollution story until most young color scheme and report is in the central hall. so to show exactly where in the 16th cen

the fostering authorities declared old adults. ruth, is living in good. let's see and roost accessories of the russian empire. now, a wall with germany and austria hungry and destroyed the rest of the case against medals. the i mean is in your lots, are you to go you to up a don't. we lived in the black to 2 weeks last, last we had so much we so which is we have some of that that's, you know, so the brilliant, so you get to the source and that's the level face of please the chest, him naturally. most of the pieces to when you stuff again, just don't want to send me and you know, put in simple you said the name is a virus ago, koreans on the between the 2 such it took us the peacefulness total. notice he's going to see that another 5 uses, a lot of thousands of russians appeared in austria and prisons, searching for and destroying austria hungary. his enemies felt the ukrainians, 3 formatted by passivate and the greek catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers the most free and soldiers carry ready make n

the country has 2 obvious choices to continue francois by ruth policy of failure or to break up. deputies will have 2 options to support microns rescue, or a no confidence vote. we have made our choice. none of this is secret french society and so, so media above that and then sense that the sheer shamelessness will not quite as incense this book. dizzy romania does a free and democratic you repeat a nation which cancelled. and i know that a dollar election with a nation list did to well in november, row menus, independent rice wing candidates, kalen, jeer jessica, who was the 1st route of the presidential election and was predicted a landslide victory and the 2nd route. but just 2 days before the fiber booth, evil results were a note that the full re route of the election was cooled till then it could take months. the incumbent president will hold. he's post, steptoe, when the romanian state has taken democracy, i'm trampled at. the decision of the constitutional court represents more than just a legal controversy. justice, it is in fact, an officially sanctioned crew will come to the ru

that is, if you want to become ruth and the ends are not russians. atlanta, if you adopt a new name to be different from russians who live outside australia, the i, me at the guy, liam. uh, queen easier. one. the economy of, uh yes, male and todd you are the exactly so for me is get a specialist from a gully until you've spoken. you know, if i'm a guy, you know, people that so know what they give to the 30th the russian language also came under attack in the mid 19th century, vienna's imperial ministry of education suggested russians rise in roman letters instead of cyrillic. here's an abstract from an 1859 brush up by the check, right to rent a politician use if you have a chair, while the reasons of police your rights and printing. so really they will show a tendency to watch most if occasion, this level and a judge and russian influence is also great that they threaten to completely displace the local language and literature. this is didn't how right to switch to the room and the alphabet. so the all straightened authorities decided to create a new language and spinning system based

and he dramatically increased the ranks of female circuit and district court judges including ruth baderd five times as many women to the federal bench as all of the previous presidents had from the beginning of our country. two degades ago, president carter said he believed income inequality was the biggest global issue. more recently in a 2018 commencement address he said i think now the largest global issue is the discrimination against women and girls in this world. he concluded that until stubborn attitudes that foster discrimination against women change, the world cannot advance and poverty and income equality cannot be solved. towards the end of our time in the white house, the president and i were talking about how we might describe what we try to accomplish in office. we came up with a sentence which remains an important summary of our work. we told the truth. we obeyed the law. and we kept the peace. that we did, mr. president. i will always be proud and grateful to have had a chance to work with you towards noble ends. it was then and will always be the most rewarding experien

you know, i think a ruth bader ginsburg, for instance, you know, growing up in a community in flatbush, brooklyn really a holocaust survivor, was at a time when so many -- across the world had just been devasted by the events of holocaust and to be part of a community and eventually go on to be her high school valedictorian and go off to school and, eventually to law school, and emerge as one of the brightest stars of her school class, but then couldn't get hired by a traditional law firm and went on to practice at the highest levels of advocacy and eventually on the supreme court. you know, that's part of the resilience of the american journey. and john lewis, of course, a great american. you know, i'll never forget on the floor, the house i ran into, john lewis. you know, we get to serve with these legendary figures. and i saw john lewis on the floor my first day and and somehow i made my way over to him and says, are you the new guy. i said, yes, sir. anyone would sense call john lewis, sir. he said, you're from brooklyn, right now. i have to, liz. i was tempted to say brooklyn is a

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group of nations is expiring as the most of the world takes shape 9 whole countries including bella. ruth, malays, i'm carfax. i'm become part in the states of the alliance was the whole day in the presidency of the rush, as opposed to plowing size, full integration of the going good. one of our priority tasks during the presidency is to make bricks, partners feel part of the association. it is important to ensure their involvement, they will participate in the foreign ministers meetings, as well as in the 2025 summit of their mind calling roy associates spoke with a pair of guests from these 2 bricks partner countries. they say that the blog has much to offer economically as a traditional strong west and markets are struggling. these dates can benefit and was a lot, i mean like it's and then once you find them, you can uh, credit assessments breaks can over individual possible voice innovation. and who is the oldest one that to, you know, change the global governance so far. and the 2nd half, you know, asked us to move them back to them being crazy. my big there's a lot of things that.

the answer is yes, lots of too long. ruth, of a crime lane has said that it is keeping an eye on the situation. president lot of it putting spokes. my note to that is there is a discussion about electing the residents of our region decides with which country the line then the us and other western powers should respect the results of referendums in rochester, new regions 0 different words coming from washington about the opinion of people of the population, your pre x very timidly to this. clearly it is scary to react to trump's words. if there are words about the need to take into account people's opinions, then perhaps we should still recall the opinions of the people of the for new regions of the russian federation. and we need to show the same respect for people's opinions that retired in the, in the army. general delilah thing says that some statements off putting all the need to members in an awkward position. i have a feeling that this will start bracketing all the mental states, all the middle countries really now start feeling a bit difficult and that got no directions and st

especially if there's congress this time bit talk a lift to tell the tale out of 58 year old ron was a ruth turned out to be a very politic paid engage, self published so much on past tons never trouble. he wants to have some what's up chat with you pay trained condos. why? because one roof was going to fight for ukraine. we need thousands of civilians from every country arm in arm in the center of t of saying this is not right. if putting is okay with killing ukrainians, then he needs to kill people from other countries as well. he can start with me. i want to make sure that if the russians kill me, they knew who they're killing. i'm an american so really so one of the, he wasn't a fine of this guy. every time zalinski comes to the united states, he walked away with a $100000000000.00. i think he's the greatest salesman on a. and we continue to get billions of dollars to a man who refuses to make a deal. zalinski got the roar and ukraine, and i think it's something we have to have a quick discussion about because the president of ukraine is in our country is making little nasty aspersions

the answer is yes, lots of too long. ruth. now the crime scene has said it is keeping an eye on the situation. president, lot of it putting spokes. my know to that, if there is a discussion about let's and the residents of the region, the side with which country the line, then the us and now the western powers should respect the results of referendums in roches new regions. a 0 or different words coming from washington about the opinion of people of the population, your pre x very timidly to this. clearly it is scary to react to trump's words. if there are words about the need to take into account people's opinions, then perhaps we should still recall the opinions of the people of the for new regions of the russian federation. and we need to show the same respect for people's opinions. all right, let's discuss best with the retard indian army. general delaware saying general is good to have you join me now. why don't you make but psalms, talk about taking control of agree line, then how will this affect the us relations with i

her name is ruth gruber. my cousins, her children are up here. happy to have you all.fluenced because she was a wife, a mother, and a writer. and traveled a lot i thought traveling around writing stories about science would be an ideal existence. for a while i wrote a column for discover magazine called field fieldnotes. which was really a happy place i would ask scientist if i could follow them around for a few days. and write about what they did. because for most people, most people have no idea what it means to be doing research. it is just a vague term. what does that come down to? that turns out to bee interesting. to be able to give a granular day by day studying, that was one group i followed. recording boxes and cameras set up with various sites around florida. they (collect the data, grunt and thunderstorms. courts telling stories. science is not palatable to a lot of people. it's still odd that in this culture it is okay to say i am not interested in science. even though people are dependent on science and need to be making decisions, informed decisions on th

remember, mr. route, ryan wesley ruth, complete you any x for each state? so i to walk the been gone too. so maybe it wasn't that hard for the, the i to work and although he was wearing a t shirt that said, slab, clean, the honest one of our favorite phrases here in the most school meals level. okay. the so this on setting on the sleeping joe's presidency and kinda ask yourself, what would you do in the dying days other than trying to, you know, find mass killings in ukraine and, and gather well, you probably, you know, head around the country engage with the people you know, shake few hands there, you know, right? a few wrongs wrong. what stupid jo side to do is hold of sort of the parade of the damned. the creepy is bunch of money that ever walked on 2 legs turned off, but the way that was to get rewarded, people like fun. oh, my old friend. we 2 little bundle here. vertically challenged little rod her who's a, you know, dedicated lover of genocide and gaza has a terrible problem with the russians. and of course, hillary, hillary clinton, the woman that j

because right ruth was going to fight for your prey. we need thousands of civilians from every country arm in arm in the center of g of saying this is not right. if putting this ok with killing ukrainians, then he needs to kill people from other countries as well. he can start with me. i want to make sure that if the russians kill me, they know who they're killing. i'm an american so really, so one of the, he wasn't a fine of this guy. every time zalinski comes to the united states, he walked away with a $100000000000.00. i think he's the greatest salesman on a and we continue to get billions of dollars to a man who refuses to make a deal. zalinski got the war and ukraine, and i think it's something we have to have a quick discussion about because the president of ukraine is in our country. it is making little nasty aspersions towards your favorite president, may god god, to many people me that as a war to many, we've got to make a deal. then that was takes 3 foils by law enforcement, which knows that once is coincidence, twice as happe

remember mister route, ryan, wesley. ruth complete ukrainian freak. he tried to walk the been gone too. so maybe it wasn't that hard for the the i to work. and although he was wearing a t shirt that said, slab ok, any honest, one of our favorite phrases here in the most school meals level, ok. so this on setting on the sleeping joe's presidency and ask yourself, what would you do in the dying days other than trying to, you know, find a mass killings in ukraine and, and gather well, you'd probably, you know, head around the country engage with the people you know, shake, few hands there, you know. right. a few wrongs wrong. what seem to joe side to do is hold a sort of the parade of the damned. the creepy is bunch of money that ever walked on 2 legs turned up. but the way that was to get rewarded, people like funnel my old friend, we 2 little bundle here, vertically challenged little rod are who's a, you know, dedicated lover of genocide and gaza has a terrible problem with the russians. and of course, hillary, hillary clinton, the woman that jumped up

proposals and he dramatically increased the ranks of female circuit and district court judges, including ruthinsberg. in all, in all, he appointed five times as many women to the federal bench as all of the previous presidents had from the beginning of our country. two decades ago president carter said he believed income inequality was the biggest global issue. more recently in the 2018 commencement address at liberty university, he said i think now the largest global issue is the discrimination against women and girls in this world. he concluded that until stubborn attitudes that foster discrimination against women change, the world cannot advance and poverty and income inequality cannot be solved. towards the end of our time in the white house, the president and i were talking about how we might describe what we tried to accomplish in office. we came up with a sentence which remains an important summary of our work. we told the truth. we obeyed the law, and we kept the peace. that we did, mr. president. i will always be proud and grateful to have had the chance to work with you towards nobe

her sister was not a scientist, but a great and her name is ruth gruber. and my my cousins are her children are up here. happy to happy to have you all. so she was an influence. she was a wife a mother and a writer and traveled a lot. and i thought traveling around writing stories about science would be an ideal existence and and for a while i wrote a column for discover magazine called field notes which was really a happy place where i would just ask scientists if i could follow around for a few days and write about what they did because for most people most people have no idea what it means to be doing research it just is just a vague term. everybody knows that it goes on that's what scientists do. they do research but what what does that come down to and that really turns out to be interesting be able to give a granular to day by day you know if you're studying lightning that was one group i followed and they had various recording boxes and cameras set up and various sites around florida and they'd have to go round and collect the data go out in thunder

you conduct a middle east sensor in baby. ruth new joins us live now from budapest, on the next, the 1951 refugee convention says that refugees shouldn't have to return home if it's not safe. if scenario considered safe now, it was not quite yes. i think one of the, one of the major barriers to returning syria was security of many, many considerations. one was conscription which was preventing lot of people from returning another one was a lot of money. syrians were either afraid of the syrian how old regime security forces, or they weren't haunted by them. so those, those concerns have gone to so to large extent. however, there are still security concerns for assessing home stereo in the south for a lot of places which day to day security is not still a given. so uh to declare sir, yeah, safe. i think one needs to follow you in and see ours uh, guidelines who have no record of use measures and experience on declaring the country or a territory say for return and millions of syrians, the living abroad that were forced to lease against the will. of course, some are going to want to go