stan: thank you, emily. i know you have written about latino voters, hispanic voters, which includes significant numbers of immigrants and second-generation immigrants. what is your sense of whether that group of voters is going? emily described a shift for the republican party. can you tell us what is your sense if that shift is happening, why is it happening. is it a broader educational realignment? what is going on there? ruy: i echo a lot of the things emily said about this issue. my general take of where the hispanic vote is going, we do know from various data sources that there was this huge decline demo -- in the democratic advantage among latinos in 2020. probably about 16 points. everything we have seen since then suggested that margin is continuing to decline. my guess is that in this election we might see the democratic margin among hispanics be in the 20% range. -- 20 point range. where it was 25 points in the presidential election in 2020. 35 points in 2018. according to catalyst data. something

stan: thank you. i know you have written about latino and hispanic voters which includes significant numbers of immigrants and second-generation immigrants. what is your sense of whether that group of voters? emily described a shift for the republican party. what is your sense if that shift is happening, why is it happening. what is going on there. >> my general take is we do know that there was this huge decline in the democrats among latinos in 2020. everything we have seen since then suggested that margin is continuing to decline. i guess is that in this election we might see the democratic margin among hispanics be in the 20% range. it was 35 points in 2018. something is going on. the voters are not completely leaving the democratic party but enough of them are and it is strongly depressing their advantage among these voters. but it is not just in south florida, it is all over the country and in neighborhoods in chicago, philadelphia, california, nevada where we see the double-digit declines and w

stan weddin: england are driest of all. stan wedding chapel _ england are driest of all.t of all. stan wedding chapel and through the afternoon with picking up here later. list three but with frequent showers in the afternoon. well the midlands in southern england some foundry and heavy. temperatures down and heavy. temperatures down and what we saw on monday but still have degree or two above normal. tuesday evening and overnight showers widely initially easing back for a time with clear skies and slightly lighter wind. a cool night with temperatures in single figures but there is somewhat owned windy weather gathering behind me and as we go through wednesday we could see widespread gales across northern and western areas. wind gust of around 50—60 miles and our and wind gust of around 50—60 miles and ourand all of wind gust of around 50—60 miles and our and all of us will seize rain at some point throughout the day. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm lucy grey. our top stories: ukrainian rockets attack russian positions as moscow targets more of the country's infras

. >> tonight, liberals have long stanned innovator elon musk, but were we too trusting of the man whocket six feet into space and called himself an astronaut? this is virtue signal. >> hi, i'm kylie weaver and i love being around people and receiving attention, but i'm actually more of an introvert, if you can believe it. top story y'all. my media betches and i have long stanned clean energy zaddy elon musk for serving up innovation realness. >> elon musk is a visionary, he's got great ideas. >> elon musk is a genius. >> a justifiable genius. >> person of the year. >> his name may belong inside those of edison and jobs. >> but now the mega-billionaire who disrupted the "not pregnant subordinates industry" is allowing hatred on twitter against different types of people. a surprise considering his self-driving cars run over all types of people equally. and after the attack on paul pelosi, mr. musk wrote, "there is a tiny possibility there might be more to this story than meets the eye" and then shared a link to an article in the santa monica observer. the article alleges that mr. pelosi

top story, y'all -- my media betches and i have long stanned clean-energy zaddy elon musk for servingess. -elon musk is clearly -- you know, he's a visionary. he's got great ideas. -elon musk is a genius. -a justifiable genius. -genius. -visionary. -innovator. person of the year. -whose name may indeed belong alongside those of edison and jobs. -but now the mega billionaire who disrupted the "not-pregnant subordinates" industry is allowing hatred on twitter against different types of people, a surprise considering his self-driving cars run over all types of people equally. and after the attack on paul pelosi, mr. musk wrote... i expected a better head on his shoulders from someone whose shoulder hair is embedded on his head. also, he was friends with ghislaine maxwell. joining me in the echo chamber is former biden communications director who stopped volunteering the instant she got her yale acceptance letter jordan polce. -hello. -former dnc chair who was voted "biggest handful" by the connecticut association of retail returns processors charlotte fitzgerald. -good evening. -and linc

in my case as a professional stan driver, the screams of my passengers. i good thing, but that's not the noise we are meant to be keeping our ears open for the loud and long other tires reach the closer you are to or above the limit. ah, of course you should know your car, your tires, and the brakes. and the condition then the new and more reliable the machine and the tires, the easier is to be precise in it and predict tire. well plus the cost brake lines pads and just need to be in the best condition possible to avoid nasty surprises for the service plays a big role in defining rebuttal or dry fx lifetime, but it's considered 100 percent when it's wet. it can go down to 50 percent and when standards on the road, the groups that can go down by up to 75 percent. the higher the group leather, the more speed you need to make a stand happen, which increases the risk. so in a controlled environment, having either water or sent on the surface means you need less kinetic energy to perform certain types of stuff. and with less grip, you have less where out, whic

so after stan is known as the empire killer, how would you summarize? why the country received such a designation? normally, and to top 42 years, li, hazeltien, and afghanistan, he relied to americans. we like to different countries. nobody can invade it because we cannot afford either 5, alabama or not. majority be the real majority in the who are in northern, resents a lion deal fighting. they're still fighting against taliban. picking rebecca of america and american, they don't know the don't understand that we have a team no, a northern lion and we have another team. we call a zora bribe. you are fighting against out about $99.00 percentage off taliban. there are 30 us here by pakistan. and pakistani government, they are come pulling up, janice done right now. and bill leaving afghanistan right now solver. i'm glad you brought up all the different of the tribes. and like, for example, the past due tribes and all these different different factions all over afghanistan . it doesn't appear that the average american certainly has any, any awareness that

at an industry summit in california, the company's head of marketing stan shparberg has been tellingbility is going to be the biggest challenge. and, of course, our passengers do not want to have a compromised experience when they are travelling, but they do want to obviously make sure that we decarbonise our... you know, the industry, and we move forward to the 2050 goals that we all set for ourselves. the net—zero goal. absolutely. but, stan, i have to ask you this, because you'll know this — i mean, the critics will say that not just airbus, your competitor, you guys are just tinkering around the edges, but reversioning current existing models. what's really needed for climate change is to go back to the drawing board of a fresh piece of paper to really tackle climate change. when is that going to happen? we're very happy to say that we're planning to have an entry into service of the zero—emission aircraft by 2035. that's a brand—new plane? that's going to have a brand new plane that's going to have zero emissions. so that is starting from a clean—sheet design. and, of course, wh

the commander-in-chief and the national team of vicenta del bosca, he will call the defenders of the stanthe red fury, and in 2010 he will take the gold medals of the mundial with the team, and after 2 years the cup of the european championship 36 trophies of the football player’s collection, of which 30 he took with barcelona won three times with the catalans in the champions league and eight times in the example now he is undoubtedly an example for the younger generation behind him in almost 800 matches at an adult level under the guidance of ferguson's top coaches guardiola luis enrique and del bosque, of which 612 for barça this season the defender played on the field in 9 games and spent a total of 554 minutes. i would like to get more playing time. this also influenced peake's decision not to wait until the end of the season, but there is no doubt that tomorrow the fans will see again the legend of the case in the farewell to the defender of the match, barcelona at the camp nou will play with almería. viktor goncharenko is the best coach of the rpl in october, according to the offic

was a fantastic final today, it was a less boring game, i think england did well to restrict pack stanith the way they batted against india but credit to pakistan they fought really well. they fielded and bowled very well and they took it to the 19th over so it was a fantastic game and i am sure everybody who watched enjoyed the game thoroughly. h0??? sure everybody who watched en'oyed the game thoroughly.�* sure everybody who watched en'oyed the game thoroughly. how much of a threat was pakistan _ the game thoroughly. how much of a threat was pakistan to _ the game thoroughly. how much of a threat was pakistan to england? - the game thoroughly. how much of a threat was pakistan to england? i - threat was pakistan to england? i think if there was going to be one team that were going to threaten england in the final it would have been pakistan, they started the tournament with losing the first couple of games and they slowly built up momentum but pakistan fans know one they can be on a low and the other day they are unbeatable, so, they did really well, to get close, but england have be

. $4000000.00 tourists flocked to blackpool on the north east stan english coast each year. to see the illuminations and dazzling displays switched on for the annual holiday season. that town has decided to keep the lights on that the sea from promenade, despite soaring energy prices to keep tourists coming in. but hotel on a tracy upland says business is very slow right now. looking ahead to next year. she would usually have 40 bookings by now, but they're just 5 or 6. she knows every one is struggling with inflation. that's why she feels she cannot pass rising on to her customers. accounts in murray mallet under. going to sit. do you think rockwell, what am i gonna do? is joe pay, glenn? oh, racing one. going to do. you know i am i to close for bay? i think a lot of people who shot wilmington just out from some season engine as julie and kevin newbies, main worry, is the high cost of gas and electricity. they do their washing at night time. now instead of during the day, as it is cheaper then, and they're always going around turning off the lights, i was paying a 100 pound

after all, stan hack also refers to ronaldo himself and was criticized by a number of teammates. and rooney admitted that manchester united tried to force cristiano to leave the team altogether. and now, a week after the appearance of this interview manchester united announced the termination of the contract. at the same time, ronaldo will not receive compensation. fort of the portuguese national team earned 500,000 pounds a week at the club, his agreement was calculated for another 7 months. as a result, ronaldo will miss 16 million pounds and the first contenders have already appeared. for a football player. so cristiano ronaldo could move to a club outside of europe to sign the forward wants al-nasar and saudi arabia in the summer , such an offer has already been received, but the strikers rejected it according to one of the sports. the building is now ready for this transfer, the current offer is close to the summer one, then it was about 242 million euros for 2 years, newcastle, which the striker's matchmakers have already announced to some media that he does not plan to mak

she god has been recently and bought about where he has delivered a stan warning that iran would launch a ground invasion against territory is. busy controlled by the coast on regional government, iraqi kurdish authorities where iranian cornish, political opposition groups are based. so iran claims that the it wants to remove them or disarm them on this, the government does so. so it disc, this is consistent with the current military attack on the city of mohammed because they are on iranian state. busy wants to militarize cornerstone and a kind of conflict, an external conflict would be a perfect pretext for doing so. and also in the, in the shadow of such a conflict to suppress and repress the protesters. and iranian correspond and across the iran, even more violently in order to kind of bring this revolution to an end. but i doubt this will really work given the, the kind of the depth of anger about the people and the consistency of the protests which has gone on for weeks now for more than 2 months. camera and martin from the university of sussex. we appreciate all your insights. th

a stan bull's poplar is stick low avenue, which was packed with shoppers, tourists and families. more than 80 people were wounded turkish present rage of ty of order and has called the bloss quote, a treacherous attack that smelled like terror. but no one has claimed responsibility for the blast official se initial information, though, suggests a woman played a part in the attack. and world leaders have begun arriving in bali. the g. 20 summit, u. s. president joe biden was amongst the 1st to land in indonesia. he'll meet with china, she ging ping at the summit on monday and says lines of communication will stay open to ensure the 2 countries don't veer into conflict. you're up to date those, your top stories stay with us. witness continues. next we'll see you. others hopefully our lol is a real live of move um you know that okay with you know with, with my dad is looking connecticut it up by convention. sure. with the newer soup with i'm probably gonna will that more? no. so you're thinking about a hidden opinion of with that you do is talk about the date. you said with the book

i've got the stan is now the only state in the world that would deny girls their full rights to education. the prospect of girls education has been left to uncertainty. amy seemingly random addict from the taliban ivory to reach mike called for the protection of fundamental rights. and freedom of all of guns, especially women and girls and gentlemen are for more is sa her faith rather an assistant researcher with human rights watch. so i just last week the un issued another call to protect and promised on women and girls. in particular. do you think the world is too preoccupied with other concerns to be listening? well there's a lot happening in the world right now in front of some is one of them. and unfortunately, one of the biggest crisis and one of the biggest problems raised crisis is happening there right now. there will must a gift cover attention to understand because of not only what's happening there, but also the effect that it will have to do it to the world outside of the weight of one. please go on the way it does the way to tell and treat women and the way they restrict to

having an active role in that in places like india, pakistan, echo stan, countless other places was awesome -- pakistan, countless other places was awesome. when you try to stop terrorists from blowing people up or weapons nuclear proliferators from slipping a dirty bomb into the country you do not get to say we do not have enough money, resources, time, that is not an option. you have to go out and do your thing with whatever resources you have. it was a great experience for me. something that has impacted me, the only reason i left, i thought i could help the country and intelligence committee in a different way. i was frustrated with some of our elected officials. >> staying with the cia role for a little bit, did that help you to appreciate the importance of working for the government, public service, especially when you were in overseas and pakistan or afghanistan. >> one of the things as americans we take it granted -- for granted is as simple as democracy. we assume democracy is always going to exist. i remember my minor in college is international studies. the first class i took, th

a big main stan laws got. i was right in this world, i guess a severe and coalition honestly just a bunch of homes that i measure on call for a local or state flag. i was, i was big and so been worse than enough to what we believe was was right in mr. raton, coalition. others are not lacking in as just a problem with the client. knew each person well, the clamps question or relying people need to know the groups like this to still exist that this hate, this ideology is as in fact behind um, a lot of the support for the say flag. we must awaken white race from a slate and married down with mom, another mom or better. just remember them lying. why is not going to stand by? i was more and more. there's not to show a new a i'm not trying to change the k k mind. i'm not trying to change the league of the south mind. i'm not trying to change the dixie alliance as mine. i'm trying to change as a subpoena that are good and these then care about their neighbors that maybe don't fully understand blue. what impact a flag

stan greenberg, he told politico he's practically tearing his hair out because the worst performing arm message for the democrats he has pulled the one and actively turns voters off is when a president biden democrats try to brag about all their accomplishments. like you are welcome in america look at what we have done for you. it is counterproductive and yet they cannot help it. and they keep persisting with it. another interesting strategy here. >> there is pulling out that shows 54% of the country believes in biden's policies have been detrimental to their personal economic situation. and yet they continue at the white house and on the campaign trail to say not a single republican voted for the inflation reduction act which i called the inflation exacerbation act. it's like yes that's a good thing and that's republicans are winning and close the gap in the senate because they did not vote for the very legislation that americans see as harming their bottom line and making their lives more difficult in terms of being able to afford basic things like groceries and gas. but to charlie'

it's not easy to find your way into into the book world, and i was at the boston globe actually in stan grossfeld two-time pulitzer prize winning photographer in a very dear friend of mine came up with an idea to take a trip down to mississippi river. in honor of mark twain's birthday, and so i took that trip me and staying down to mississippi river. a wrote a whole whole magazine issue that was devoted to his photographs and my words and then i was approached by the atlantic monthly press and they asked me to turn that into a book me and stan did and so that was my book our first book and then i was often running same light. well, of course, you mentioned those newspapers. they all have magazines in those days. yes. so the long form wasn't confined to the news to the to the magazine necessarily but it gave a natural encouragement and an outlet but what strikes me the most about that i then that may have been how we met. i mean i wrote you a letter about one of your early stories, and i don't know whether it was that one or the story about james baldwin and william styron. yeah, it was

and i really liked it when i found out that the designer was lauren. stan is lauren is the grand . busy daughter of senator johnston is he represented during the time of jim crow where they thought that separate but equal was ok.

almost 30 years of stan. still. they have cast a strange spell over the sight. ah. also it roots door about 2 kilometers away. i joined another tour. the roots of tripling was the central intelligence bunker of the german army high command. let's take a closer look. done midland, sensitively, please. we don't want to hear it bang o we go down 3 floors, a total of 18 meters under ground. the bunker has a constant temperature of 10 degrees celsius. it was the heart of military communications during world war 2. later, the soviet army used it for its own communications. in 1939, only 2 years after it was built, the bunker went into operation. equipped with the latest technology of the time. last, what was it? you must think of it like this. it, it was loud and yet it clicked. it clacked. there was an incredible amount of technology in here. this is also where all the remote weddings took place. ups and at the end of the war, soldiers no longer had leave forgotten. the soldiers sat in the field and the connection was made from that the registry office where the bride wa

in the zone of the special operation stan, our main striking force is 152-mm shells, serious argumentctor of the front. you have seen that they can, all the more so there are especially accurate ammunition, for example, an adjustable projectile, a red field, which can be put on any even a small target precisely on covered targets, because from the first hit. there is no need for any shooting, the projectile immediately breaks through the walls. after that, the detonation of the projectile occurs, in all other cases the accuracy of the hit depends on the skill of the gunner on the hyacinth. michael has been serving for more than a year. although he got into the gunners from sailors, military service went on the large anti-submarine ship of the pacific fleet. admiral vinogradov, my grandfather served as a great-grandfather somewhere, my battery commander was a captain of the great patriotic war. my great-grandfather served in the navy, when he found out that a special operation was beginning, he considered it necessary that he had to go, because i already have, as it were, experience in

but stan no longer needs to emergency our churches. i turned in all style her date and her 9 priest run is watch list of all these other toyota of grand gland, vita dah, by putting that to 1000 for the week the sold on the dutch and b, i'm often dash to character is ian the years and then come then i and the lesson brian, i won't be any. ah, i get up every morning and prays of star and is alive and wealth. only stalin can save the world. winston churchill ah, once the world was saved, churchill changed his mind. any attempt by the soviets to compete against the anglo saxons had to be crushed forever. the usaa has to be eliminated immediately. general george s. patton, commander of the u. s. 3rd. army demands that the troops do not stop at the field, but move on toward stalingrad with on june 29th. 1945 stone. and who already knows about the operation orders. marshall shook off to move troops to combat positions in the west. mm. it is now clear to the allies that a surprise attack is no longer possible. then charger beckoned clifton dod

at back in 1868, a semi-stan was built here.aya polyana - this is the estate where the writer leo tolstoy was born and lived, it is located just 3 km from the station in those days, kozlova zasika was considered the center of local civilization, since the station building housed the post office, telegraph and telephone. i know leo tolstoy was here. yes, and he came here with his bosses with his feet, he met his guests here, who came to him in yasnaya polyana , there was an effect, and repin and turgenev all of them stopped by here . no, this is a railway station, the station is here. you can buy a ticket and take the train, you can go home, yes, in these costumes, of course. out of your head and don’t know how bayonets can help healing? historical reconstructions are, of course, wonderful. and i want to eat. so let's go to a restaurant. there, with the chef, we will cook something tasty and healthy for the immune system from skewers. no, from monday at 21:20, already from the first day of admission , the severity of the symptom

joe biden announced his plans to participate in the election race in the body of radio host howard stan it is proposed at the state level to protect our great mighty from foreign words, the corresponding bill has already been submitted to the state duma if it is adopted, we will be banned from using the so-called anglicisms if they have there are domestic analogues alina repina studied the plan for saving the russian language. she is ready to answer for the warm-up for her statements. yes, this is how russian speech can sound, if you remove it, no, no mate, anglicisms go for a walk, first of all, it even sounds kind of stupid, that very teacher has that name her block by tatiana hartman has all the moves recorded for many years. she parses the speech of other more famous bloggers. i took 3 minutes from several bloggers. somewhere around 15 words a person uses just foreign newfangled words, i agree with the article and partner of the marketing boutique andrey tretyakov, down with the dominance of beauty and barbershop owners, and those who try to make communication in english using forei

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do you need to have it any damn b o c. stan, welcome cancer, and do any work in afternoon? pessimist meaning when a single adeena did a anita video lakia good on one second. what didn't have is her jaded up at angus and montana. no, but i mean it was c e k. yeah, go not better. he can, you, we'll go, any must kidneys will come back to son that get on both the queueing in england, ning golden. like an out of the not a lung line at the but anger got to let good idea book one with angle like in his eyes. mickland ozy, stang, mondanca my do. of course we're back in and us went back to the ongoing done math. lou lane, ha, again, von as on the the, the one the more da, csm bay, bonnie ingle. now a ha miguel. oh these all dog gumi i wanted was to establish whether this is the one, whether she's the one to find out if she's there. i'm and to find out how she gets to engage exactly it with this company to make what's vacated, what's the process? so the debate self is our prima facie evidence. what today? yeah, it is been evix issue. we like before. we thought that there is that is a

former french city that napoleon and macron's grandfather sold, there were de gaulle and hardcore stann everything napoleonic plans. this is not the acting french president. valentin bogdanov and denis sokolov lead usa now urgent message on the bcs of russia launched a carrier rocket soyuz 2.1 b with spacecraft in the interests of the ministry of defense of russia from the plesets cosmodrome this was reported to journalists in the defense department i note that this is the second launch this week russians who arrived in the united states with the hope of obtaining political asylum fall to a migration prison, to get out of it they have to pay a bail of 10 to 30,000 dollars , emigrants are warned about this in the new york times. edition it turned out that with the russians, who trying to get into the united states through the border with mexico, they are treated, to put it mildly, unceremoniously, and questions arise about the official statistics from the american border service. is it true that thousands of russians poured into the states, boris, to clarify the situation. overseas won'

in this case here, stan lee and jackie kirby do the same thing. they are now taking you into, in this case, but beijing headquarters. you get to spy in on these commies saying communism is the mightiest force in the world. as long as we defeat, destroy the hero protector thor, we have an opportunity here to shake americas morale, or the western powers morale. and so, even with kind of language,and this imagery, clearly, you areseeing just a, look at the facctur here right? these are savage, animalistic enemies we are dealing with. it does draw you in, to participate, in this struggle -- >> shawn's point of communism being the antithesis of western society. i would even say they paint it as the antithesis to good. it is just plain evil. it's not even compared to western society, it is just, compared heroes. >> there is not a lot of room for interpretation here, is there? this is communism. is it a little good? >> absolutely not, right. i think it is important for us to think about -- as we are entertaining these questions about american identity du

he is g 20 summit and barley, turkish police arrest 46 people after sunday's explosion, an stan bull, they say assyrian woman linked to a band kurdish group planted the bomb, ukraine's president to his her san just days after his forces recaptured, the city from russian troops and talks are to be held in kenya to in the fighting in easton democratic republic of congo. as more regional troops hid into the conflict zone and far as small. have all your latest world cap news as chris john are and all those build up to the final tape for dramatic twist. portuguese captain seemed destined to leave manchester united there husing the club trail. ah, we start this news, ella and barley were a highly anticipated meeting between the leaders of the us and china has ended shing pang and joe biden met ahead of this year's g. 20 summit. there were likely to be several sticking points, including disagreements about taiwan trade and north korea. she said he's ready to have a frank and in deep conversation with biden as the leaders of our 2 nations. we share responsibility my view to show that china an

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that anchor holds responsible for a bomb attack and is stan bull earlier this month. and we'll planes attacked bases of the out mold, could astound work as party, or the p k, k, and y, p g fight is will lead spring in wrestle certain as it took us through the current escalation. can you just give us a bit of an idea of why this is happening now and in the escalation here? well, it's just less than 8 months to the election and it's according to the pause is going to be an act neck race between the government and the opposition. and definitely it's a golden time for many of the groups or so that like to see a kind of instability in the country. so a did the turkey's operation, a gas y, p g, particularly dates back to 2016 in 2016 right of that. the crew attempt in turkey. we have seen that turkey are conducted a massive military cushion into our syria, which was called operation. you feed a shield and it cleared the ice is presence or cause it alongside a turkish border down to it live. it was the 1st massive military incursion. and then in 2018, the olive branch was ol

she had an entirely different lifeli trajectory than con stan. in 1917 her life was engulfed in hunger and lack of healthcare and education and obtain add sixth grade education and also became a path breaker and to really change the landscape. she came out of the earth of mississippi and she was very different than the elite civil rights organizers and figures that we know today so well. the martin luther kings-over the world and rosa parks of course and others that were sort of managing and pushing the movement forward on the national level. she had this passion she had to make a change because her life was so profoundly difficult and she was so oppressed and so many things wereo taken from her that at a very late age, she was about 40 years old, 44 years old, she decided it was time that she would make a difference. her faith fortified her to move forward and her body, her soul, and she went onto lead people around the country and inspire them and she became famous and she was given a platform to talk about what was happening in mississippi and

[music] welcome at this time november 15th 2022 regular meeting of the stan fran board of supervisorst. >> supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor mar. >> not present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >>

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