sophia cathedral. i went to him. were not uncommon, although only four such stones have survived to this day: here is one pebble, and there are three more pebbles somewhere below. this boulder is called the boris stone, since the inscription on it, which i unfortunately cannot find due to the snow, was made by the prince of polotsk. boris vseslavich. the pagans asked such stones for fertility. and even after the adoption of christianity, they still continued to worship such stones. that's why boris ordered crosses to be carved on them as a symbol of the new faith. however, the gods were offended by boris and punished the city of polosk. there was famine here. local residents believe that borisov's stone has a special energy, some believe that it... some believe that by walking around it three times in a circle, making a wish, it will fulfill your wish, well , let's check, that's it, after my business trip is over not much time, so for now i can’t tell you whether my wish came true or not, but as they say, time will t

, what’s wrong with you, sophia, well -ka, look at me, look at me, sophia, sophia, like this, like thisy. well, well, i really can’t do it anymore, i can’t. i've been around 100 men for years now. i didn’t invite you to the restaurant, that is, that’s not what i wanted to say. “i work in this store , got a job as a cashier, close to home, flexible schedule, but actually i’m a cook, yes, but you don’t eat anything, well , it’s somehow not interesting to cook for yourself, well, apparently, how the doctor will have to take on two patrons, you can’t even imagine how much i would like it, so that someone would take patronage over me, well..." that's it, there's no need to see me off any further, okay, okay, all the best, thank you for everything, oh, thank you, what an amazing tenor he was, i'm still getting goosebumps since then from his voice, very much, i’m glad that you liked it, i haven’t gone out anywhere for so long, i just remembered my youth, when oleg and i went to all the premieres, but you liked it? well, honestly, i almost fell asleep and didn’t snored, and almost embarrassed y

sophia ceo anthony noto joins us live.ulations on your first-ever profit, i applaud you for your ambition, growing segments require spending money doesn't not where do you want to grow and how much of a spender you prepared to make. >> most of that is behind us, we spent the last six years tilting out financial services products i sofi checking and savings which we call sofi money, sofi credit card and sofi invest today we launched asset classes on sofi invest in addition to ipos and robo as well as etf's in single stocks. over the last six years we diversified outside of lending, on this quarter 40% of our revenue w was from technology platform services as well as financial services taken together in 60% was from lending. for the forecast for 2024 we shared the business to 50% lending and 50% technology platform services enter financial services and is a culmination of a big investment that we made over the last six years from driving gap profitability of this quarter and driving $340 million of casual book value growth t

let's go to athens where dw correspondence of the cliff tacky is following the story for us. sophia, great to see. so give us a sense of how the meeting went between blinking and the greek prime minister, a so uh around uh, 6 pm, uh, local 3 time at pablo the good time and just the connection to tech is welcome. um entities like an estimate to back his family house in um the city of antonio, unit of crete, and the meeting between the devices and uh, blinking less than about an hour and 20 minutes. and the 1st impressions and the perception of the week side is very, very positive. no, uh, regarding the agenda specifically there were 2 main topics. me. so there's something discussed in the meeting, obviously the current situation in gaza and in the ukraine. and secondly, also talked about the really the relations between other 2 countries between bruce and the us. so they will um, focus on working together. um and there is like energy and defense. they're important for greece. also the topic connected to the ex, $35.00 fire jet supplies and you get to this mentioned that he believes gr

. >> reporter: sophia, the mother held back tears as she recounted the moments before suspected gang members fired shots into her vehicle. >> my daughter was just excited to go to a birthday party to eat her cake. the whole drive she was worried about her cake. >> reporter: the freeway shooting happened on april 8th of last year. prosecutors filed murder charges against three suspects. they have not added gang and gun enhancements to the charges, the preliminary hearing is next month. >> my six-year-old son who was sitting next to her has to endure that vision of his sister being shot right next to her and missing him by inches. we deserve justice. >> reporter: sophia says they feel victimized by pamela price, she wants her to add the enhancements. >> i don't understand how you can go harder on a cop killer but not a child killer. because every life matters. >> reporter: sophia and other families of murder victims spoke out against pamela price in front of oakland city hall on saturday morning. they accused her of ignoring the victims families and protecting the criminals. >> she is

sophia recounted the moments. they fired shots in the car, kelly eliyanah crisostomo. >> she was excited to go to a birthday party to either cake. the whole drive there, she was worried about her cake. >> the shooting happened last april. prosecutors filed murder charges against three suspects. so far, they have not added gang and gun enhancements. >> my six-year-old son who was sitting next to her as to hinder their vision of his sister being shot right next to him, and missing her by inches. we deserve justice. >> sophia says they fail re-victimized by pamela preis. she wants her to at the enhancements. >> i don't understand how you can go harder on a cop killer , but not a child killer. >> that's right! >> every life matters. >> reporter: sophia and other families of murder victims in the county spoke out against price saturday morning. they accuse her of ignoring the families and protecting criminals. >> pamela preis and her hold regime. she is a public defender, not a district attorney. she needs to be recall

this is sophia, and so is this, and this is her, too.slave girl baptized at lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they do ask the question, you know, why? and the minute that you say these are part of ourjourney in addressing the history that we have in connection with transatlantic slavery, people go, "0h!" lancaster was once the fourth biggest slave port in the country in 2020. —— lancaster was once the fourth biggest slave port in the country. in 2020, the priory was targeted with graffiti. about its links to the trade, they've deliberately kept it visible today. i think it is really important that we are telling stories about the past. it's something that we we want to acknowledge. we don't want to hide it. we want to be honest about it. staff from the facing the past arts project have been involved with the sophias and other initiatives across lancaster. we've been looking at improving the education of our primary and secondary school pupils. we've looked at improving the slavery walk. we've been looking at whether or not the

sophia recounted the moments before suspected gang members fired shots into her vehicle. killing eliyanah crisostomo. >> my daughter was excited to go to a birthday party. to eat her cake. the whole drive she was worried about her cake. >> reporter: the freeway shooting on 880 in fremont happened last april. prosecutors filed murder charges against three suspects and so far they have not added gang and gun enhancements. >> my six-year-old son who was sitting next to her , has to endure that vision of his sister being shot by next to her and missing him by inches. we deserve justice. >> reporter: sophia says they feel re-victimized by district attorney pamela price and she wants price to add the enhancements. >> i don't understand how you can go harder on a cop killer, but not a child killer. because of the life matters. >> reporter: sophia and other families of murder victims and alameda county spoke out against price in front of oakland city hall on saturday morning. the accuser of ignoring the victims families and protecting criminals. >> pamela price and her whole regi

let me remind you that hagia sophia was built in 537 after the fall of the byzantine empire, in 1453turned into a mosque, in 1935 year, according to a decree signed by the president of modern turkey mustafa kemal ataturk, the mosque again became a museum; in july 2020, the president of turkey. erdogan signed a decree according to which hagia sophia became a mosque , religious services resumed there, and then visiting it became free. the ministry of tourism of the republic stated that the authorities’ decision to charge entry is due to unesco recommendations. the cathedral is one of the world heritage sites of this organization and measures aimed at improving the quality of excursions and the comfort of those who visit the mosque for the purpose of worship. so that there would be a more orderly entrance, previously there were large flows, large queues and people came in for prayer, for the purpose of prayer and for the purpose of tourism, that is, it was such a mess when there were long queues and constant, well, constant discomfort, now it is more distributed for those who want to vi

suspects will appear in court next month, prosecutors tell sophia come only the d.a. sign off on the enhancements. >> in oakland, protesters shut down the port demanding the u.s. stop providing aid for israel and call for a cease-fire in gaza. hundreds of demonstrators were out before sunrise, chanting and banging drums, they wanted to disrupt operations at the port. protesters left and returned to disrupt the afternoon shift. a big crowd marched outside and blocked streets. protesters claim a ship carrying military supplies was expected to arrive. >> we would like to sign a solidarity and say no business as usual as long as our taxpayer dollars are going towards funding genocide. >> the port of oakland released a statement saying disruptions affect their operations and everyone, they went on to say it also impacts the timely flow of international commerce. in early november, a group of protesters delayed a military supply ship from leaving the port by locking themselves to it. we could not verify that the ship was the same ship scheduled to return to port today. mean

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is only getting younger over time, although at the time of the marriage he was 71 years old, and sophia what influenced only the fact that vasilina had a fluff above her upper lip, that is , a small mustache, so that said about her temperament, that spoke about her temperament, so i’m gay i didn’t take any risks and decided to woo young sophia, just one chance to show my strength, who wrote the poem? about a person scattered from the street by the pool, what family was the last owner of the worldly castle , demonstrate your intellectual potential to the whole country, the main thing is, of course, your knowledge, well, how savvy are our participants, let’s find out right now what the hockey expression “throw off the cuffs” means? maxim, the players are preparing for a fight, so mikhail sanata, sanata, sanata. watch intellectual and entertaining shows on the belarus 24 tv channel. we do not have the moral right to live only for ourselves, we must look beyond the horizon, to another home we have not and will not have one. african countries, as well as the arab world, latin america and asi

sophia, let me start with you. ic nikki haley with the $21 million haul and new people and donors.hat signal to you? >> it means she has even more of a runway and she can do things like really focus her in-person time in new hampshire and continue to advertise in iowa as she has been, and so that gives her even more momentum, but also expectation with the voters as well as people across the state in iowa and new hampshire and nationally, and so, you know, it says she continues to be someone to watch, someone to make the case that she's the best alternative to former president trump. >> sung min, i'm not sure if you heard eva's report, voters were asking her about china monetary approximately see and real issues and does that suggest that they're still shopping around and still open to changing their minds and he didn't like that she didn't answer her question directly. how much of an obstacle will that be if that's the impression voters seem to have? >> first of all, early-state voters are definitely shopping around and it's from the des moines register in iowa, and 46% of likely c

sophia cai, steve shepherd, good to see both of you. thank you so much. we'll be right back. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. more on our breaking news. florida governor ron desantis is out. no longer on the presidential campaign. shaking up the republican race for the white house. so how does this affect president biden's strategy? cnn's senior white house reporter kevin liptak with traveling with the president in delaware. what you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, at the end of the day, i don't think it affects president biden's strategy at all because really president biden's advisers have long looked past desantis. they're really focusing their atte

i'm sophia wenzler . it's12:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom.he prime minister is calling on the house of lords to do what he says is the right thing and pass his rwanda bill, designed to prevent legal challenges against the removal of asylum seekers . the removal of asylum seekers. the third reading passed the commons unamended last night, with a majority of 44. dozens of tories threatened to rebel, but in the end only 11 voted against it. rishi sunak insists the vote shows his party is completely unhed shows his party is completely united and says peers must now support the legislation as an urgent national priority . urgent national priority. >> there is now only one question will the opposition in the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people, as expressed by the elected house, or will they get on board and do the right thing ? on board and do the right thing? it's as simple as that. on board and do the right thing? it's as simple as that . we have it's as simple as that. we have a plan and the plan is working . a pla

host: now we will try sophia in manhattan, democrat. caller: good morning, john. go ahead, what's on your mind and turned and your tv if you don't mind? caller: it's my first time. i hung up the phone and i put it back. thank you, this is a first time that i'm going to complain. i never liked to complain about c-span. you guys have been doing a great job to us. everything we ask you da service for us. host: we are happy to take complaints or constructive criticism. what would you like us to do better? caller: i don't like anyone to complain about the host. if you don't like the subject, if you don't like the host, just change the channel. w,that to you. i am comfortable with you and greta. pedro is really getting bad. something's not right with him. host: i've known pedro a long time and he is a great host and i've learned a lot about posting from him. he sits right next to me at our desks around the corner. i promise you, he's a professional does this job well. i will stick up for pedro and all of our hosts. i hope you keep watching and thank you for the call. th

and i saw this photo of sophia. and i was just drawn to this photo, i felt drawn to it, it became clear to me that i was spending money to help her find family, and i thought, why don't we become this family, we flew to ukraine. we were able to bring her home when she was... about 16 months old, but by then she was in an orphanage, her hair was cut off, her head was very flat from lying down a lot, she couldn't sit up on her own , she really did not know how to feed herself, for example. it was very difficult because she was not getting the care that any child needs, especially a child with a disability who needs special attention i remember how lonely and scared i was, i was shocked that i had no parents. i guess i really just miss my parents. "she adopted me to be part of the family, yes i have three brothers, two dogs and one cat. i came to the united states of america and this is my home now. please god, i want them were safe, god, please. save my people. i was sad, and that's because i want them to be able to s

it's cold, sophia, and involves catching fish with the help of palm fronds. almost shortly for lenny i'm, i've always worked, etc, etc. but when i was a kid, i went fishing with my dad, the unavailable. and when i finished my studies and returned home, i automatically went back to fishing. each fia is arranged as a triangular barrier. the palm fronds can be seen in the shot, a waters around the archipelago. the fishing technique relies on title comments to drive the fish into the traps. unlike fishing troll is the shot fia don't com, the marine environment. instead, they presented by our diversity. we have an active but i think that the, the problem with a drag note says that they don't allow anything to escape with the palm branches, fish, find holes to swim through every hotel and activity that people is friend . i mean guinea does is also on board. he's not a fisherman, but an artist. and he's fascinated by this ancient fishing technique. traditionally, it involves the use of date, palm branches. so again, he does they to a part of the kind of islands, cul

is only getting younger over time, although at the time of the marriage he was 71 years old, but sophiah wife, the mother of the kings of the jagiellonian dynasty, is only 17 years old. she had order there if sophia was years old 17, but vasilina is about 18-19 years old, but what influenced only the fact that vasilina had a fluff above her upper lip, that is, a small mustache, therefore, that spoke about her temperament, about her temperament, so i didn’t bother take risks and decided to woo young sophia, like holy saints. help believers with their invisible power, the saint himself is not the source, he is the conductor of our prayers, he is the intercessor before god. why do people change their lifestyle and go to a monastery? there's something in my heart it was said that it was necessary to leave this social life, just as the grand duchess at one time left a luxurious, rich, social life. and devoted herself to monastic work, just as faith gives strength and supports in difficult times, our prayer requests to the lord, the mother of god and saints should be aimed at acquiring spirit

each sophia is arranged as a triangular battery. a palm fronds can be seen in the shot, a waters around the occupy, like a fishing technique relies on title comments to drive the fish into the traps. unlike fishing troll is the shot fia don't com, the marine environment. instead they present a bio diversity. they have an active but i think that the, the problem with a drag note says that they don't allow anything to escape with the palm branches, fish, find holes to swim through every hotel and activity that people is friend . i mean guinea does is also on board. he's not a fisherman, but an artist. and he's fascinated by this ancient fishing technique. traditionally, it involves the use of date, palm branches for guinea, does they to a part of the kind of islands, cultural heritage in his studio, he creates various products to sell using different parts of the palm. this nadine has by the basis of the care, kenny and shot c. a is a cage that inspired me to create decorative objects for indoors and outdoors. i tried to retain the or

but for allie, a couple, sophia fishing is more than a trade. it's positive, good can, is unique cultural identity. that's now at risk of disappearing. well, let's look at the house. all our ancestors had a shop to, obviously, a family of novit. when you come in they would build it up over the summer months. it shouldn't the today having a shots here requires significant financial capital for the money that many unable or unwilling to invest. and so she fishing continues to dwindle, even though it's so sustainable. why climate change poses huge challenges for many economic models, reducing the impact on the environment can also be a business opportunity. generally making a difference. well, also making a profit without heads to kenya to meet one very resourceful woman with a vision to promote a secular economy of social enterprise, collect waste, recycle plastic, and the storage safety of them bustler. and it's all done with a mix of old and new technology. a, an app for trash entrepreneur table hygiene e wants to use it to reduce plastic pollut

so sophia, he's got that card.ump use that to his advantage as we get started in the primary season? >> well, i think it's one of his biggest cards. he's not going to give that up. i think you see also his rival, chris christie, who has been very critical of trump, saying this will allow him to be a martyr and give him potentially more political ammo to get his base fired up and turn out not just in iowa but other primary early states as well. that's kind of how things fall, is that these secretary of states are ruling as they see fit. there could be political ramifications that could turn out in favor of trump. that's the argument his surrogates and his team have been making. >> i also want to talk to you about this, jeff, when it comes to donald trump and having it turn in his favor. the past fu days you have nikki haley and ron desantis saying they would pardon former president trump if they were elected. here is what they had to say. >> i would pardon donald trump. if he is found guilty, the leader needs to thi

but first your headlines sophia . headlines with sophia. >> thanks, emily. good afternoon.s 12:02. i'm sophia wenzler afternoon. it's12:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom wrongfully convicted subpostmaster alan bates has told the business and trade committee the compensation process has gone far too . long. process has gone far too. long. they're looking at the appeal process in place to help overturn convictions and to delivering fair and timely compensation for the victims names. meanwhile, the fujitsu boss has apologised and says the company have a moral obligation to contribute to the compensation scheme. alan bates blames red tape and bureaucracy for compensation delays . for compensation delays. >> i mean, there is no reason at all why full financial redress shouldn't have been delivered by now. it's gone on for far too long. people are suffering. they've been they're dying. we're losing numbers along the way. and it's just seems to be tied up in bureaucracy . tied up in bureaucracy. >> a mass meeting of tory mps on the conservative right has called this evenin

sophia is up first in manhattan, independent area good morning.e will work on sophia as we go to gary in pennsylvania next. are you with us? caller: yeah, i'm here. good morning, i was -- i would just like to say that i've been hearing [no audio] host: the phone lines are back up and running, i'm not sure were gary went but we will get back to it, democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans, (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002. it's open for now in any public policy or political issue want to talk about and hopefully gary will come back, sorry about that. this is john in memphis in the meantime, democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was calling to let the people know that everybody that associates themselves with donald trump that messed up their career and i would advise them not to take part with trump because he is injurious to the health of their family and the nation, thank you area. host: now we will try sophia in manhattan, democrat. caller: good morning, john. host: go ahead, what's on your mind and turned and your

but before all of that hits your headlines with sophia . sophia. >> thank you. tom. good afternoon . it's 12:02. >> thank you. tom. good afternoon . it's12:02. i'm afternoon. it's12:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room. more than a million people have signed a petition demanding the former post office boss be stripped of her cbe. paul vennells was in charge and routinely denied there were problems with the horizon it system, which made it look like money was missing from shops . money was missing from shops. hundreds of staff were convicted, jailed , bankrupted convicted, jailed, bankrupted and some took their lives after they were wrongly accused of theft . the government is now theft. the government is now looking at ways to exonerate those who are caught up the those who are caught up in the scandal, the justice scandal, with the justice secretary office secretary and post office minister today. one of minister meeting today. one of the christopher head , the victims, christopher head, says he believe the says he doesn't believe the fault with just one perso

martin >> thank you sophia.sted that kemi badenoch would be the favourite to succeed rishi sunak as conservative leader, with 38% of respondents naming the business secretary as their preferred minister. meanwhile, much to the fear of over half of tory mps, it is general election year. but speculation about when the prime minister will make the call. could it be may, an early one, october or november , or could october or november, or could even drag all the way through to january 2025? please don't not do that to us. well let's now speak with gb news political correspondent olivia utley. olivia an an astonishing year of politics ahead in 2024, more than 60 national elections across the world, um, america, china and obviously great britain. let's start with that one. um, let's start with when we think it might land. um, seems to be, um, reports over the weekend suggesting that it won't be may might actually go a bit longer, perhaps just after that key presidential election in america. november looks like the hot

sophia and her mother cynthia.ok. >> she is on the lacrosse team, orchestra, tutoring. she's been in girl scouts for a very long time. she's cheerleading. >> sophia! >> she is on the principal's list, national honor society. math team. >> she's in debate. she's always quizzing me on different things. in the debate club. i am tired arguing with you, go argue with somebody else. >> she just does a lot. i'm not quite sure how he manages to do it. >> 16-year-old sophia hall does a lot and manages it well. >> she's got this quiet confidence. she comes into the room and you can feel her there. she's ready to get down to work. she's ready to contribute. she's ready to do what she came to do. >> her interests are many, but her passions lie in math and science. >> math is always dependable. >> just like the real life women who inspired the oscar winning "hidden figures." >> she saw "hidden figures" and she was like, okay, wow. i see that. i can do that, too. >> liftoff! >> in her own free time, sophia propelling other young

but shall we get your headlines with sophia ? get your headlines with sophia?hanks emily. >> good afternoon. it's 1:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the rwanda plan's been described as a farce, with the labour leader accusing the government of losing asylum seekers . sir government of losing asylum seekers. sir keir government of losing asylum seekers . sir keir starmer seekers. sir keir starmer criticised the prime minister ahead of a crucial vote, which has already seen a major tory rebellion during pmqs, the labour leader said £400 million had been spent not flying anyone to rwanda while questioning how the government could lose contact with more than 4000 people earmarked for removal. >> only this government could claim that it's going to get flights off the ground only to discover they couldn't find a plane, only. only this government could sign a removal deal with rwanda , only to end up deal with rwanda, only to end up taking people from rwanda to here. but. but he still hasn't answered the question. so i'll try again. what progress has he made

sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, the spiritual center of the novgorod republic, it wasonostases, mosaics, and decor were taken away from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002 it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove, which crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it. only as a result of negotiations by the president. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis. the spaniards were given an exact copy of the shrine. the blue division looted chaotically, the germans had a system of brigades of art experts who determined what was most valuable and should be exported to germany. the novgorod museum alone, think about this figure, lost 30,000 masterpieces. at forty we were eight years old. a truly joyf

sophia. >> thanks, bev.a. >> thanks, bev. it's1031. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb news room. another crucial vote on the controversial rwanda plan will be held later a day after the prime minister faced a major rebellion. his deputy chairs , rebellion. his deputy chairs, liz anderson and brendan clarke—smith , quit after backing clarke—smith, quit after backing proposals to toughen up the bill around 60 tory mps supported an amendment which was ultimately rejected to prevent uk and international law from stopping or delaying the removal of legal migrants . mps will now continue migrants. mps will now continue debating proposed changes, with the bill set to be put to a vote after four small boats have been intercepted trying to cross the channel with provisional figures showing at least 150 people have landed in dover today. a fifth boat has been spotted trying to make the journey as the weather deteriorates . the migrant boats deteriorates. the migrant boats are the first since the weekend and after five peop

sophia. >> thanks, ellie.ie. it's1033. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . i'm more than a newsroom. i'm more than a million people have signed a petition demanding a former post office boss be stripped of a cbe. paul vennells was in charge and routinely denied there were problems with the horizon it system, which made it look like money was missing from shops. hundreds of staff were convicted , jailed, bankrupted and some took their lives after they were wrongly accused of theft. the government is now looking at ways to exonerate those who got caught up in the scandal, with the justice secretary and post office meeting today office minister meeting today freezing conditions are set to hit the uk with some areas still trying to recover from floods and amber cold. health alert has been issued for parts of england, with sleet and snow forecast . the met office has forecast. the met office has also issued yellow warnings for ice, with the cold snap set to continue throughout the week and more than 160 flood w

dawn neesom sophia >> thank you. dawn neesom sophia wenzler in the gb news room.a man has died afterjapan was hit by several earthquakes resulting in evacuations and tsunami warnings . emergency services warnings. emergency services have been responding to multiple fires and up to 30 collapsed buildings after a 7.6 magnitude magnitude quake hit the centre of the country . the man who magnitude quake hit the centre of the country. the man who died was caught up in a building collapse in the ishikawa region , collapse in the ishikawa region, and a government spokesperson says more people have been trapped beneath the rubble . trapped beneath the rubble. >> as of today, at 6 pm. local time , there have been numerous time, there have been numerous calls to the emergency services and we have confirmed several incidents of collapsed homes following the earlier earthquake. we will continue to make all efforts to gather information in order to identify all injured persons. the specific details are currently unclear, but we have received reports of six individuals trapped

all of that after your headlines with sophia . your headlines with sophia.zler in the gb news room. the prime minister says he'll overrule european human rights judges if they try to stop the uk sending migrants to rwanda . uk sending migrants to rwanda. that's as dozens of conservative mps call for the rwanda to bill be toughened in a bid to deter people from making the dangerous journey in small boats across the speaking exclusively the channel speaking exclusively to gb news, rishi sunak insists tackling illegal migration is the compassionate thing to do . the compassionate thing to do. >> another tragic example of what this illegal trade is doing to innocent people . and you to innocent people. and you know, my you know, your heart breaks when you hear these stories about people dying. they're being exploited by criminal gangs. and that's why we've got to resolve this issue . we've got to resolve this issue. there's lots of reasons why, and we talk about them. but we should talk about them. but one is that innocent one of them is that innocent people bei

sophia is no longer a temple, and much has changed, including in the lives of christians, but one thingink, remains among the savior’s faithful disciples. this is faith in his coming, faith that with his suffering he redeemed the human race from sins and faith that he... by us through our life in the church, through the acceptance of his body of blood in the holy eucharist, that he is with us when we sincerely pray to him, and if we did not feel help from above, we probably would not have prayed. therefore, today , which is absolutely remarkable, both in its historical origin and in the piety with which the veneration of this event is associated, testifies to us of the greatest mercy of god, of the presence of the triune god in the human race, and, of course, calls us all to keep in faith in their hearts, try to live according to the laws of this faith, because these are not human laws, not from some kind of wisdom. not from some philosophy that is convincing and attractive for one generation, but becomes an empty phrase for subsequent ones. it is not on these values ​​that we should ba

this is sophia, and so is this, and this is her, too. an 11—year—old slave girl baptised at ii—year—old slave girl baptised at lancaster priory in 1799. 11-year-old slave girl baptised at lancaster priory in 1799.- lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they ask _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they ask the - lancaster priory in 1799. people i come in and they ask the question, you know, why? and the minute that you know, why? and the minute that you say, these are part of our journey in addressing the history that we have in connection with transatlantic slavery, people go, oh! . , transatlantic slavery, people go, oh! . . . , . , transatlantic slavery, people go, oh! . .,. transatlantic slavery, people go, oh! ., ., . ., oh! lancaster was once the fourth bi est oh! lancaster was once the fourth biggest slave _ oh! lancaster was once the fourth biggest slave port _ oh! lancaster was once the fourth biggest slave port in

sophia of kyiv was, by and large, such a place of strength for him.e war, it became the place where he could generally recover emotionally and even physically, because physical fatigue was also terrible just in those days. we looked at the territory where the entire sculpture can be placed , and such an unusual place, it is near the zaborovsky gate, there are the remains, the foundations of the church, it is called the millennium church, this church is almost the same age as sophia of kyiv, it is the 11th century, and that sculpture now fits in so well, she found own place masters die, leaving a memory of how early, in the bas-reliefs of sadness, they have already stopped for a moment, the apprentices have not yet become masters, and the work is not waiting, it must be done, a very strange landscape, talents go in droves. the seventh heaven bends its vanity to itself, with the masters somehow it's easier, they are like atlanteans, hold the sky on their shoulders, that's why there is a height, there are discounts on amicitron 20% in pharmacies for... t

sophia thank back to richard.phia thank you very much indeed. >> welcome to jacob's state of the nation this evening. already my shy and retiring panel have started rowing that on for a few minutes. but anyway, unbelievable . we've got loads to unbelievable. we've got loads to get through tonight . this story get through tonight. this story is extraordinary. listen, i come from the world of business. i'm very happy to pay top dollar, top money for top performance . top money for top performance. the issue is when nhs chiefs at many trusts are being paid serious money. up to £300,000 a yeah serious money. up to £300,000 a year. big bonuses and pension boosts when actually they've got some of the longest waiting times in the world of business. if you run a big billion pound turnover company and you perform fine, you're due the big bucks and everybody understands that you generate growth and employment isn't fantastic, but if you run a big business and you're paid the big bucks and you're paid the big bucks and you d

in july 2020 , turkish president receb tayyip erdogan signed a decree according to which hagia sophiaa mosque and religious services resumed there. then her visit became free. at the turkish ministry of tourism. stated that the authorities’ decision to make the move chargeable is related to unesco recommendations. the cathedral is one of the organization's world heritage sites, measures aimed at improving the quality of excursions and the comfort of those who visit the swords for worship. to have a more decent entrance, earlier this there were large flows, large queues, and people came to the mas for the purpose of prayer for the purpose of tourism, that is, it was such a mess. i note that there are already queues in kasakh, but of course they are not comparable with those that happen during the season, in summer and spring. the main attraction of istanbul, soups , is visited by about 30,000 people, according to the authorities . well, plan your trip, choose attractions and buy tickets on the internet , if they don't want to stand in line. laylan nazarova, olga belotsirkovskaya, news

my name is sophia kitler from the mayor office joined by matt larson. the item before you today is a behested payment waver for the civic bridge program. it is the second such behested payment waver and pleased to say we were the first behested payment waver for the first time last year. civic bridge started in 2015. we are in the 10 th cohort and the goal is to bring in outside pro bono consultants and volunteers to work on strategic projects across the city. the program brings in extra capacity where there is a time crunch or the particular team does not have the expertise to work on something. it is kind of the scope of projects where you don't toopt get a full blown consultant. they tend to be designed oriented or facilitation oriented projects. so, it is short-term work, adds capacity and outside perspective how the private sector or outside partners might think about a problem a little differently then how the city does. the behested payment before you allows us to solicit teams from for profit companies to do this work. they will be donating thei

and you see president biden himself saying that, as well. >> sara, sophia. thank you so much. we don't have enough time. i've got more questions. but we will be talking to you throughout the next few days. and just five days before the iowa caucuses, a make-or-break night for republican presidential hopefuls. the cnn republican presidential debate live from iowa. moderatesed by our jake tapper and dana bash. that is wednesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up still for us, the white house coming to the defense of the defense secretary this morning. lloyd austin failed to alert the president for days that he was being hospitalized. the new statement just in now from the white house. that's next. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their

joining us, national politics reporter hearndon and with axios, sophia ky. want to focus first, though, on this battle for union support from donald trump and joe biden. the fight for union support, it is an interesting one. biden won the support of the uaw last week and we know that donald trump appeals to union workers, working-class voters and he has since 2016 in a way republicans traditionally have not for decades. what do you see here? >> yeah. i think this is clearly going to be one of the battlegrounds we have to think about when it comes to 2024. remember back in 2016 not only did donald trump appeal and break the voters, we saw a split between union leadership who were universally backing hillary clinton and the democratic ticket and the rank and file breakaway that was more and more interested in donald trump. that gap kind of closed in 2020 as donald trump's presidency was seen as too chaotic and joe biden was able to win back some of those voters and it is that same split that donald trump is targeting again here. yeah, they understand they may

sophia, we gather our hands into a lock and unfold the lock. we begin to move our shoulders, we turnend, our head is in our hands, we push off, and so on... we need to do this several times, either linger at the top or linger in a rounded position and the head is in our hands. our next exercise is still to relax the shoulder girdle. starting position, we move our arms out to the sides, stretch out with the crown of our head, we must push as high as possible, as we inhale we bend our arms, place them in front of us as we exhale we move to the sides and try to bring the shoulder blades deeper, continue, our next exercise is called gamukhasan. we will do it using our hands and shoulders, this is a lock. sophia, move your arms to the sides as you exhale , make a lock, this handle is down and the other is up , and as soon as we have the lock, our task is to pull in the navel and straighten the back, and with the back of our head press slightly on our elbow, through the center we will open our arms and change , let's make a lock on the other one. we help children make a castle; if it still