and the key thing is banned from entering the shing and zone, which covers $29.00 european countries. but he says, he's also fighting to protect the people who rejected him. thoughts mine. uh, despite my conservative political and traditional views, probably my as well as my comm rates, risk down lives even of speak is that we serve as a shield to protect even the decadent ways of life in europe. and the west is why is the form that is a very important fact when the us has gone through russia justified its invasion of ukraine with ally. that it was the nazi flying at this in a country where the far right doesn't hold a single problem until we see ukraine cooperating with neo nazis might seem counter intuitive show more, more product. so why do we walk with these people? and the question that we want to save our lives have done this year because our priority is our country, not all people, all territory, all independence. and actually, let's win 1st and then we'll decide to, of what you did. we do a drawing, it's up to a wrong number for us to be which and if i would for now the enemy

georgy shingeli translated magtymguly in 1944, when it would seem there was no time for poetry, but no and poems, imbued with love and faith that good will win, helped not only the turkmens to defend their homeland. magtymguly can, perhaps, be compared on the one hand with lomanosov, who was an extremely versatile person, because magtymguly is also a philosopher, this is a thinker, on the other hand, with a fat lion, the values ​​of humanism, justice and goodness were fundamental in his work. he brought the literary language closer to the people, who transformed magtomguly's poems into proverbs and..." hello, dear friends, comrades, your favorite program is live, 60 minutes hot on the heels, let's start with breaking news.

there will be a hush before the whoops start among the whoops once you get the beads that will start shing the last few rays of sun pass through the moon, and then that spectacular diamond ring effect, would you can really look forward to, when the last chink of light just seems brighter than ever thing else. then come of course, the showstopper, the atmosphere, it will stretch out past the moon, which will hang in the sky like a shimmering black pearl in the sky. it'll be a moment of great awe and celebration, which will bring people together and there will be huge cheering among people, but among the animals, i suspect, they will be very, very confused. >> at the end of the day we are all just animals and we are all going to be bowled over by this event. we are just 10 minutes away from totality here in ohio. you are mentioning that moment of the diamond ray and then the chromosphere or we hopefully see more flares of the earth's atmosphere. that is not always a given, is it, is it come in eclipses. that goes to underscore how special this particular eclipse is. pallab: the red things th

martial arts events which drew participants from over here today indicating his band from entering the shing and zone, which covers $29.00 european countries. but he says he's also fighting to protect the people who rejected him, thoughts mind, despite my conservative political and traditional views, how they might as well as might come rates, risk down lives even of spin. because that spark, we serve as a shield to protect even the decadent ways of life and your upon the west systems. why is that form? that is a very important fact. when does has gone through russia justified its invasion of ukraine with ally that it was the nazi flying at this in a country where the far right doesn't hold a single problem. intrusive ukraine cooperating with neo nazis might seem counter intuitive show more products. so why do we walk with these people? and one question that we want to save the lives of the not yet, because our priority is our country, not all people, territory, all independence. and actually let's when 1st and then we'll decide to up what you did. we do a drawing up the wrong, i'm supposed

but in europe, that's a big job. despite the you and the shing and free movement, so are from 2014 to 2017 lieutenant general. ben hodges was the commanding general of us troops and you're the so, you know, you can take a truck, load of apples from poland to portugal, never be stopped. he could drive all the way through. i can't do that with military . and i had troops that were up in the baltic countries in poland, small numbers. and um, and i noticed that my ab ation, that helicopter unit was their maintenance readiness level was going down. and i asked my commitment, aviation brigade commander from onbox said, why are they not repaired which taking so long. and you said so we, we cannot get the maintenance parts from onbox. the little bar to it takes weeks. i said what i was not here. i just assumed driving from onbox to little verda would be like um being on the interstate $95.00 in the us from florida to virginia . i mean you're, it's all nato countries, all a you countries, what's the problem? and that's when we realized that there was a problem moving military equipment across

but in europe, that's a big job. despite the you and the shing and free movements, only from 2014 to 2017 lieutenant general. ben hodges was the commanding general of us troops in europe. the said, you know, you can take a truck, load of apples from poland to portugal, never be stopped. he could drive all the way through. i can't do that with military . and i had troops that were up in the baltic countries in poland, small numbers. and um, and i noticed that my ab ation, that helicopter unit was their maintenance readiness level was going down. and i asked my comment, my ab ation brigade commander from onbox said, why are they not repaired which taking so long. and you said so we, we cannot get the maintenance parts from onbox to live order. it takes weeks, i said, what? i was not here. i just assumed driving from onbox to little verda that would be like um, being on the interstate $95.00 in the us from florida to virginia. you mean your it's all nato countries, all e u countries. what's the problem? and that's when we realized that there was a problem moving military equipment acros

this is tanya shing outcome, with gun democratic revolution. i am not alone on the news velvet revolution on the mailboxes and in doha, the top stories on the altima 0 and is really as talking dental bhalla has killed at least to 6.8 workers on the palestinian driver. haven't employees of wells central kitchen, a chatter to coordinating a deliveries to gaza by ship. the victims include citizens of a strange. yeah, u. k. poland, on the us. canadian jewel, national as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who's calling it tragic and such as soldiers, unintentionally hit innocent people. obviously those hadn't caught reports from the scene of the attack. and i'm crazy, standing in front one of the vehicles that has been targeted by that is really forces last night. this car and 2 other cars across the receipts street have been targeted by that is where the forces, 3 of the cars are for the world, central kitchen. and they had a aid workers in the side, the cars. but so far we know that it is trillion a polish, a british, a canadian, and ameri

with his parents to germany at 17, off the came to keep germany cancel his residency and impose the shing visa, bad because of his football hooliganism post. and he's alleged links with neo nazi groups, which he denies. he tells us about the groups within the supply, whatever happens on your credit. and so there's no limits we using uh, but uh, ukrainian military does not allow us to use any for, and military systems, weapon systems beyond the state board of which, you know, i personally think it's, and i know that you great news authorities also think it's pretty can i say stupid? because the question is, 1st of all, to west and the 3rd is do you guys one ukraine to win this war where you just want ukraine not to lose in this world? russian men fighting for ukraine with a dream of political change in the whole bad child strep. it will just era, central ukraine. and so it isn't them. all these are costing that balance and parliamentary elections crucial for president mohammed ways. so 6 political policies all fielding, nearly 370 candidates for the 93 seats in parliament. wise's election

for evert shing, they don' in seattle, which they need, is school choice. yeah, because these parents are trappet choicd in the situav yes. nexts, i have to go to youe net because have children and they're of various differenand theyt you know gene. >> yes, yes, yes. this is bother you. >> this must bother you. no, because most of my kids kid are homeschooled for this reason. mm-hmm. are homesced for a teacher, somt can be a benefit to have a gifted kid sitting with kidsd that are behind, because sometimes they will help them catch up helch and that happenst to never. >> what usually happens is youth get the gifted kid to sit next to the other kid ts. start he starts emulating their behavior. right. stimulating thanand so and thenc who don't get picked on becauskf if he has the shakespeare books and i have those scratches, sniff pop out book, yeah, i'm going to go out of m gy to tease him to make myself feel better. so everybodytease who has goe the regular books are going to go after him and it doesn't stop in the classroom. nohi 't stow stays on social me

iranterrorist pickup trucks are shing the world the destructive capabilities they have gained from years of iranian support. hamas launched its october 7 mas consider, then murdered over 1,200 innocent people in israel. hezbollah in lebanon launch nearly daily attacks on israel's northern border. the houthis in yemen are lobbing missiles and u.a.v.'s at ships in the red sea and gulf of aiden. in iran -- and iran is selling these dangerous weapons to war criminal putin to fuel his murderous war against the people of ukraine. the threat iran poses to the united states and our allies is growing more and more entrenched. we need a policy response that's durable and shows we committed day in and day out to choking off my financial support to the iranian malign activities. to date that's why the house is considering the solidify our iran sanctions act, which would eliminate the upcome20g 26 sunset from the iran sanctions act. we need to send iran a clear and simple message, you cannot just wait out the sanctions. the sanctions will not expire on some arbitrary date. the only way to make u.s. s

about this, steve, is that they're 20% pushing for they're about this, steve, is that they're 20% of shing, steve, is that they're 20% of adults or they're about this, steve, is that they're 20% of adults are 1ey're saying 20% of adults are addicted ultra processed fat addicted to ultra processed fat foods, they're pushing for foods, and they're pushing for an addiction an international food addiction consensus conference. and of course, they want world health organisation buy in. steve am i cynically thinking here that if we start pathologizing things and then what will happen is there will be medical is the next thing you know, we'll all be on fat jabs and this will be a huge big pharma industry once again going to medicines, pills, pofions again going to medicines, pills, potions and jabs rather than just saying take control. oh yeah, we'll all be like lab rats, literally lardy lab rats . rats, literally lardy lab rats. >> that's what we'll become if we're not careful. oh, and it is. you're right to raise this because it does give people an excuse , doesn't it? you know. excuse, doesn't