waltzes he loves strauss waltzes. so one day i was up there just put the music on. i have noticed that the screen was went right up with the show movie on the stage. so i ran to the stage and adjusted. the lights were still on and the blue danube waltz was playing. and so i had looked back at the audience with the lights on and i saw these people, young and elders, sitting there with their eyes closed, listening to the blue danube waltz. and at the scene that has never left my mind. why was that important? it was just due to the peacefulness music could bring to people that were troubled. and we have this was back just after the depression and things were really hard on the reservations and yet they found their way to $0.50. we would go out again to see a movie every sunday night after i started a newspaper and a lot of the kids had gone to school with the holy rosary during the years i was there. one time i got a call from, a young lady who's who's dead, and she said, we'd like to have you come and talk to us. so the

but it did say 22 coaches were aware of rumors and complaints about strauss. on capitol hill, jordan made a name for position during the ben sga benghazi hearings. but he also gained a reputation assage at a timer for party leaders. as a founding member of the house freedom caucus, he was part of the group that often tangled with then speaker john boehner. prompting boehner to later call him a legislative terrorist. now jordan says as speaker he is the only one that will be able to unite a deeply divided party. >> i think that i can do that. if i why think i could do that, i wouldn't run. >> reporter: lauren fox, cnn, capitol hill. >>> our thanks to lauren for that. let's discuss this. congressman, let's start with you. do you share the opinion of congresswoman cheney and cassidy hutchinson that jim jordan is not committed to democracy and the constitution? >> i absolutely do. i mean, all you have to do is look at his record. look at january 6. and everything leading up to that. look at -- you played the sound bite where he says how did 74 million people not b

strauss says haider has since moved out of the bay area. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. the us district court of northern california has ordered the owners of 14 bay area subway restaurants to pay their workers nearly $1 million in back wages and damages and to sell or shut down their businesses by november 27th. federal investigators say the owners failed to pay their employees regularly, kept tips left by customers and hired children as young as 14 to use dangerous equipment. the subways listed in the court order are located in sonoma, napa, solano and contra costa counties. the contract between kaiser permanente and 75,000 frontline workers expired at midnight, and the union employees could possibly go on strike on wednesday. the workers say they are looking for across the board raises pension plan improvements and protections against outsourcing staffing shortages. also a big bargaining point as health care workers say shortages have affected their own access to health care. i had an eye infection and i went to the emergency. they gave me a couple of drops. mind you,

the gypsy baron instantly became popular, only slightly losing to another front strauss bat.y the gypsy baron is, for example, in the repertoire of the moscow operedta theater, in the ussr in 1988 , a musical film was staged based on strauss's apperetta, no matter what fate plays , the villain, no matter how you joke, i'm happy again, in the hands of takai with turkey , hot in the heart love, day october 24, 192. like black thursday, a collapse in shares began on the new york stock exchange, and then a sale of securities. the stock market crash in the us lasted for several weeks and was the beginning. economic crisis known as the great depression. the economic bubble that was created by those who wanted to get rich through stock speculation burst, and it affected the whole world. the hardest hit economically was the united states itself, as well as britain, canada, germany and france. after this crisis, the us was created the new regulatory body is the securities and exchange commission. she developed rules and regulations to prevent similar situations in the future. since th

october 24 885 in vienna the premiere of ogan strauss's aperetta the gypsy baron took place.he composer embodied in it his dream of composing an appereta with hungarian folk music with plot. lebett is based on a novella by the hungarian yokai writer. it was written by playwright ignat shnitser. and the music mixed waltz, polko, march and of course the hungarian dance csardas and gypsy melodies. the result is a love story with themes of national pride and the desire for freedom. the gypsy baron instantly became popular, only slightly losing to the other front of the strauss bat. there were many productions in russia. today , the gypsy baron is, for example, in the repertoire of the moscow operedta theater, in the ussr in 1988, based on the strauss operetta a musical film was staged. no matter how you play , fate is a villain, no matter how you joke. happy again, in the hands of a takai with turkey, in the heart of hot love, the day october 24, 1929 went down in history as black thursday, a collapse in shares began on the new york stock exchange, and then a sale of securities.

tied by suicide. >> what they're saying is not true. >> reporter: an independent report said strauss sexually abused 177 male student patients but did not name jordan or any wrestling coach at ohio state, just that 22 coaches were aware of rumors or complaints about strauss. on capitol hill jordan made a name for himself during the benghazi hearings. >> where did the false narrative start? started with you. >> reporter: gained a reputation as an agitator. he was part of the group that often tangled with then speaker john boehner prompting boehner to later call him a legislative terrorist. now jordan says as speaker he's the one that will be able to reunite his deeply divided party. >> i think i can do that. if i didn't think i could do that, i wouldn't run. >> reporter: lauren fox, cnn, capitol hill. >> lauren fox, thank you very much for that report. let's get some analysis from our political experts. gloria borger, i'll start with you. jordan could go from being an election denier and someone once being called a legislative terrorist to actually leading the house republicans. what'

and strauss says that haider has since moved out of the bay area . mike lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. lamonica, thank you for that. governor newsom has signed a bill into law that increases eviction protections for california renters. supporters say the law resolves a loophole in a 2019 law that allowed landlords to evict tenants out for no fault reasons. in a santa clara county case, one landlord evicted tenants, saying they needed to move in. relatives but then relisted the apartment for double the rent. well, now landlords have to pre identify the new tenants in relative cases and fill the rental within three months of eviction. the law also allows for more lawsuits against landlords for wrongful evictions. the death toll from the maui wildfires went up by one following the death of a victim at a hospital in honolulu. family members say laurie allen died friday after spending more than seven weeks in a hospital burn unit. they say as allen tried to escape the flames in lahaina, she had to run through a burning field. she was rescued by

the gypsy baron instantly became popular, only slightly losing to another strauss bat.ia. today, the gypsy baron is, for example, in the repertoire of the moscow operetta theater. a musical film was staged, no matter what, fate is a villain, no joke, i’m happy again, in my hands there’s a takai with turkey, there’s hot love in my heart, the day october 24, 1929 went down in history as black thursday, on the new york the stock exchange began to experience a collapse in shares, followed by a sell-off. valuable papers. the stock market crash in the united states lasted several weeks and became the beginning of the global economic crisis known as the great depression. the economic bubble, which was created by those who wanted to get rich through stock speculation, burst, and it affected the whole world. the hardest hit economically was the united states itself, as well as britain, canada, germany and france. following this crisis, a new regulatory body, the securities and exchange commission, was created in the united states. she developed standards and rules to prevent sim

agent strauss says haider has since moved out of the bay area. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news.ell, the government funding fight is over. at least for now. but the feud between republicans is only escalating. aisha hosni has more from capitol hill. quite frankly, i'm sick and tired. i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship chip, and so are the american people. president biden laying into republicans on capitol hill after a government shutdown barely averted over the weekend. house speaker kevin mccarthy had to turn to democrats to help pass a short term spending bill, prompting an angry backlash from a small group of conservatives in his caucus. now at least one florida congressman, matt gaetz, says he'll bring a motion to remove mccarthy this week. bring it on. let's get over with. let's get this over and let's get focused on what the american people want. the fight has gotten unusually personal. gaetz accusing mccarthy of planting stories about him in the media and mccarthy claiming gaetz is trying to make a deal with democrats to elect a new speaker. but they're still broad su

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. >> let bring in daniel strauss, cnn national politics reporter.ood morning, always great to have you. sounds like biden was able to make some progress in terms of getting aid in from egypt. they agreed on 20 trucks. that is a very limited amount and there are obviously conditions attached, but it would be a major change from what is happening right now which is nothing getting in and it sounds like the message he gave to the israelis that this will be untenable for you to continue to maintain this position that no aid will go into gaza. >> yeah, and let's remember this is a very, very complicated conflict ongoing with no clear easy solution. so the fact that president biden got any sort of deal in aid getting into israel is something that the white house will highlight in the coming days. at the same time though, the fact that there was this summit planned and it was canceled at the last minute will overshadow any clear senses that biden's trip to the middle east was a smashing success. so so far it depends on what you focus on. >> good point. let

cnn national political reporter daniel strauss is joining us from washington. good morning to you.he majority whip, tom emmer, he has the endorsement from former speaker mccarthy. he is the assumed frontrunner? tell us about him. >> no, he is a former nrcc chair. look, the pattern overall is that none of these -- there is no definitive frontrunner in this race to be speaker. and the feeling on capitol hill right now is that if you want to be speaker, if you have thought about it and you are in the republican caucus, why not give it a try right now? i have never seen anything like this. there is no real clear outcome coming out of this, and there is no real clear end to this. we don't know what's going to happen or how -- who could emerge in the end. there is no clear frontrunner or leader unlike in the past where you saw with, say, paul ryan, that even though he said he wasn't interested, there were forces pushing him and his ambition was also driving him. it's not the case here. >> the threshold to win the nomination is just a simple majority. and if you have got half a dozen cand

daniel strauss, thank you very much for being with us. have a great weekend. >>> and coming up next, hillary clinton speaking out on the chchaos on capitol hill, the exclusive interview with skrsk christiane amanpour, coming up on "cnn this morning." the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> for the first time in 346 days, just shy of a year, the chicago bears have won a regular season football game. andy scholes has the "bleacher report." good morning. >> good morning. the bears had lost franchise record 14 straight games heading into last night against the commanders. but hey, that streak is finally over and a big thanks to dj moore. he caught eight passes from justin fields. took three of them for touchdowns. the

he also says he complained directly to jim jordan after he says strauss once tried to pull his pantsown. >> i had told him, hey, this is not right. >> jim jordan has previously denied any knowledge of the sexual abuse alleged to have taken place at the university where he was wrestling coach. he has called the allegations against him politically motivated, but his accusers have stood by their claims, and jim jordan is now one of the republicans running to be the next speaker of the house. while jordan has already received the backing of a broad swath of house conservatives, his or her not the only candidate in the running. republican majority leader steve scalise has also announced his intention to run for speaker. and steve scalise is hardly an uncontroversial pick himself. as a state representative in 2002 steve scalise gave a speech to a white nationalist organization founded by ku klux klan leader david duke. scalise has since apologized and said he did not know the organization he was speaking to was a hate group. and a louisiana political reporter claimed scalise once described

working with team doctor richard strauss, who the university later found had molested dozens of studentlers over two decades. when the university investigated in 2018, several former students claimed jordan knew about sexual abuse and harassment by strauss and failed to report it. >> i don't understand why jimmy would say that he didn't know when i personally, as a team captain, had conversations with him. lisa: jordan has repeatedly denied any accusations of wrongdoing. >> i knew of no abuse, never heard of it, never had any reported to me. if i had, i'd have dealt with it. lisa: in congress, jordan was a founding member of the far-right freedom caucus, where he gained a reputation for forgoing suit jackets and for his combative, in-your-face style of politics. >> jim jordan was never known as a compromiser, as a deal cutter. lisa: republican charlie dent served with jordan in congress until 2018. >> he was known better for blowing up deals than he was for putting them together. lisa: as a rank-and-file member, jordan changed the game, attempting to extract gains with the threat of a g

how you have the levi strauss, you know, family. putting their hat in here with daniel lorie. you going to distinguish yourself to get your name out there? >> i started my career under willie brown 25 careers ago. i work with gavin newsom. i was a deputy department head. i have relationships all over the city. i work with organized labor. i work with working families. my reach, my relationships, my connections are deep in san francisco and we are going to build off of that. >> thank you for bng us with. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >>> all right. we will continue to invite candidates on our newscast as election season approaches. last week we interviewed daniel lorie. you can watch that interview and read the latest on statewide and national races anytime on our website nbcbayarea.com/decision 2024. >>> still to come, what is that? it's in the sky, blowing around. it's a web, like, substance all over the bay area. >>> a robot using artificial intelligence to leap and crawl like a dog. it's a little weird and it' happening s at >>> welcome back. from hayward to holli

this death until february 24, this is the impression that until february 24, ukraine stood in this strauss pose, who simply bury his head in the sand, or let's remember this movie, don't look at the sky, that's the position of the west, it still largely remains the same, but finally sober voices have already been heard, which really assess that the threat is so great that the only chance to avoid... a big war is to prepare for it in a hurry , because actually, why didn't the cold war turn into a big world war, but simply that they were ready for it, for a big world war, and that's why the then the axis of evil did not dare to start it, but the current axis of evil is looming precisely because the west relaxed and did not prepare for war for 30 years, and now it is necessary to make up for it, and this arms race has already started, and the entire western defense industry is now receiving in the last ... one year, the western defense industry received more orders than in previous years 10 or 15, and this continues, on the contrary, orders are only increasing, production capacity is increasi

have said this repeatedly on the air and in public, to the israeli government that the position of strausswhen you bury your head in the sand and your ass is on top, yes, well, well, it is unacceptable in this situation, and they are all the time, these issues are complicated, related to russia. bypassed and believed that they had some kind of agreement, you see, in fact, i think that the russian influence will be increasingly influential, emerge and will be absolutely clear and clear, and the government's position with regard to russia will have to be changed, the citizens understand everything perfectly , i thank you, today there are huge portraits of putin on houses, in the gas sector. with other arab terrorists are raised all over the city, well, what is he talking about, thank you, mr. ambassador, it is very important that you connected, told about the situation, especially with the ukrainians in the gas sector, this is very important and worries our viewers, in that including yevhen korniychuk, the ambassador of the state, the ambassador of ukraine to the state of israel was our gues

. >> let's bring in daniel strauss, a cnn national politics reporter. daniel, good morning. obviously these issues don't typically have 100% consensus, but the democratic party has historically been very, very supportive of israel and while there are only a handful of voices in the party that are calling for this in the wake of this attack to stop giving israel aid in the wake of this horrific attack from hasthat ha, it is enough to cause political questions to the white house press secretary among others but also significant emotion among the democratic caucus. i mean, i have talked to democrats, some jewish, some not, who are very outraged frankly about the fact that this exists in their caucus at all. how do you see this playing out? >> i mean, it is a good question. it comeskcomes at a time when democrats were having cohesion. but there was tension prior to these attention. so what we're seeing is really the culmination of various wings like the squad and their approach to addressing the crisis, ongoing divisions in israel and palestinian with other sections of the party

hello, i'm elizabeth strauss friedman, my newest book is called the lost positive and looks like this the last positive in english or a lost positive in english is word that is no longer used in its positive form in the vernacular. so in other words, a word like inept. we don't use apt anymore in our conversations, but the negative stuck behind uncouth unkempt. there are many many of them in english. this is a book of poetry about the council nations in the sky and the ways which they're myths have helped to inform modern day misogyny and to help make women the lost. positives of the universe. and so the goal is to put the form of femininity back into conversation. i'll read just a couple short poems for you and then pass along. this poem is about the sagittarius constellation, which is the archer in archery. it's really all about leverage, right? the the arrow that going to shoot out of the bow and the archer in mythology requested that zus put in the sky. he felt he deserved a place there and just said yes. and so this is about leverage. it's called scorpion and the rest malfeasance

strauss says haider has since moved out of the bay area. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. thank you, lamonica. police in antioch say a homicide suspect who was shot by officers is expected to survive. the shooting happened near west third and a street yesterday morning. officers were investigating a suspicious car when they noticed the man inside had a gun. they say they fired their guns and hit him after he ran away. the suspect who was wanted for a homicide in antioch earlier this year was taken to the hospital where he was treated for his injuries. antioch police along with the district attorney's office, are investigating. times now for 34. san francisco police arrested a man accused of stabbing four people along market street. now, police rushed to reports of an assault at yesterday morning near market and battery around the same time. another report came in of a stabbing at fourth and market. that's where police found three people who'd been stabbed, all four stabbing victims were taken to the hospital all this morning. we don't know their conditions. one man has bee

in the building of this station , jagan strauss, son alexander glazunov, and rengold glier conducted.allery of this country there is a memorial dedicated to to the aborigines, 200 hollow logs covered with ritual patterns symbolize 200 deaths with european newcomers, new zealand, no. australia, that's right, you collected fish for 1,500. and this is a cat in a bag, who will you give it to? and also roman? novel, sculpture theme, rate 300 or one and a half? let's be careful, 300. what biblical scene does the sculpture depict, which is currently closed from you. oh, i think so. samson tearing the lion's mouth. absolutely right, this is a large cascade in peterhofer. samson breaks the lion's mouth. let's play, let's go back and forth for 600. this book by stephen king takes place in the fictional town of derry, maine. it's, it's probably a museum of the world for one and a half. vienna museum in east german cottbus. is dedicated to the history of this modern slavic people, who do not have their own state, maybe rusyns, no, lusatian serbs, that’s right, lusatians or luzhev serbs, back and

tournaments, medvedev, that’s right, daniil medvedev, please , opera 800, the opera solomiya, richard straussr de show, but no, solomiya, irishman, everything fits, oscar wilde, of course, and please, city 800. the windows in the airport building of this russian city have recently been decorated lines from the songs of chaifa checheriny, of course on the theme of flight. i think this is yekaterinburg, please, the city is 400 meters away, on max ewe square, in the center of this capital there is a center named after him with the chess museum and a library. amsterdam, that's right, please, the city is over 200. in the vicinity of this city, the caragana bush or yellow acacia grows in abundance , hence the name of the city, carganda, maybe you 're right, and please, actors and roles 400, you get a code in the bag, 400 y victor, 2,800 from egor, 4,600 from you, who we will help victor, victor. theme of the enterprise, rate 200, attention to the screen, this picturesque panel can be seen in the new moscow center of constructivism, it remains from the time when this enterprise worked here, perhaps

brian mcfarland, joseph walker, arthur strauss. max hathaway. stephen for cella. tommy conrad. desotreas the second. robert and lucille violet. william brackett lodz keith mcnair. here's one of the victims, joseph walker's father talking to lawrence jones on "fox and friends" about his son. >> my son went after the shooter trying to defend everyone that was being shot at, and lost his life in trying. >> your son died a hero. >> he did, he did and i'm proud of him. >> reporter: there's another news conference scheduled for today at 10:00. people still looking for more answers as to why this attack played out. police said they had in their position the accused shooter's phone as well as a note found in his house. they've not said to this point the contents of that note. perhaps that is something we will learn at today's news conference at 10:00. back to you guys. coming up, at least 20 us bases have been attacked by iran backed militant groups since israel's war with hamas began. will: we will talk about deadly proxy forces around the globe. these aren't just shipments. they're p

levi strauss shares lower, cutting the full-year sales force.uarter. tesla, one of the biggest laggards on the s&p and the nasdaq right now, after cutting prices on some model 3s and model whys this morning. exxon reportedly closing in on a mega drill to buy pioneer resources. they're going to have the latest on the deal talks in just a moment. jobs, it just shows you everybody is wrong. economists are wrong, fed is wrong. nobody knows thou forecast this economy and this labor market, it is a lot stronger than is expected. headline number, 336,000 jobs expected in september. the consensus estimates $170. almost double what was expected. some economists, carl, had 150s for the monthly expectations. >> there is a reason why it's so hard? is there something in particular about this economy that makes it more difficult? >> yes. the post-covid jobs market is just in a much different and healthier place. a supply problem. we don't have enough workers. it's a demand issue, which is good. we want to have more workers. the best part of this report is tha

levi strauss shares down 6% since it reported slightly better of the xrt over time.one. >> we'll see courtney in ot when levi hits the tape. tomorrow jobs report needs to come in no shocker in line with adp or weaker will be cheered by the market. >> i don't think people will be concerned bay somewhat softer than expected number. i think it is worth remembering the last jobs report we had downward revisions in that moment where people are wondering if the numbers can be taken at face value. the jobs report since june has not been some massive market mover, but it's important as part of the picture. weekly claims continue to look really reassuring in terms of, you know, right around the 200,000 level and not seeing a spike. you know, i think the market is going to sort of outsource its reaction to what treasuries do. if it seems as if, you know -- i can't imagine it's going to be an acceleration of wage growth that will further inflame the treasury yield yields but that is the last thing we have to get out of the way and we want the nom get out of the way and see if t

mardi goddard, joined by her friend karen strauss. i have very complicated feelings about israel as an american jewish person. the devastating, callous attack on people in israel have been upsetting to me and people living in gaza don't deserve to be attacked the way that they are being attacked. amid days of divisive rhetoric, i hope that this gathering will spur others to follow their lead. there needs to be more dialog. there needs to be more civilized debate and comfort with hearing things that you're not happy to hear. i hope that moving forward , there's a belief that there's a common future that people can live together and i also asked several people here about their thoughts about governor newsom's planned visit to israel. many, including that last man i spoke to, saying they hope the governor might be able to perhaps bring fresh ideas to the table on how to pursue peace. mike. all right, zach sauce, live there in san francisco tonight. zach thank you. and governor newsom is set to arrive in israel tomorrow for this one day v

what kind of day is that in anybody's mine, right in levis strauss, that stock is falling to a 3-yearecast for the second time. the denim maker also missed analyst estimates for sales in the thursday quarter. the company says unseasonably warm weather in the early fall actually hurt its sales. stock up about half a percent right thousand which is only 6 cents. -- now. bank of america reporting that appetite-suppressant drugs will have an impact on sectors like snacks, beverages, restaurants and tobacco. the investment bank says that people taking the drug may reduce their caloric intake by 1-3% leading to a decline in sales of snack foods. the bright side bofa says the apparel industry -- [laughter] okay, may benefit when consumers update their ward wardrobes with those new, slimmer bodies. there's an angle on everything, right? amc announcing that advanced ticket sales for taylor swift's eras tour concert film has passed $100 million in advance sales. cinemark also reporting that presales for the movie is set a record that is 10 times higher than any other event film. then concert to

the ceo of levi strauss has his own unique way of keeping his jeans clean, chip bergh told cnbc.n. he'll just spot clean it. but if they really start to get dirty, he will wash his jeans in the shower with them on. so he steps into the shower wearing the jeans and then soaps them up and rinses them off as if he's cleaning his own body. what's the difference putting putting in the washing machine? >> weren't jeans designed originally for gold miners? yes. so therefore, dan, they're supposed to be super sturdy. so why would you treat them delicately, like not wash them very much? >> well, they are sturdy, but apparently and i've heard this before, it's so strange because i wash my jeans certainly every couple of times. a when you're not supposed to wash your jeans, that often is what they say. but i just can't do it. >> you know? i mean, like, i don't know. sandy when i was five years old wearing my clothes into the shower probably seemed like a pretty smart idea. but not not at this stage of my life, right? >> yeah. i mean, if you're going to wear your jeans and actually clean the

and he also serves as director of the strauss hunter for torah and western thought at yeshiva university, where he received his rabbinic before earning ph.d. in religion from princeton, i had the honor of coaching teaching with him at yeshiva and at cardozo law school, and they were exciting, stimulating experience for us and i hope for the students and if there's an explanation for my taking my with this introduction, it's because as you can imagine, i barely got word in at yeshiva or cardozo, but it was still fun. listen to the new book. as you see, i put it up there is providence and power and the subtitle you see ten portraits in jewish statesmanship. we may not get to all ten. tonight, though i encourage you all to buy copies at our debut book signing for the book afterwards at a reception. as i said, the rabbi is sponsoring sushi and it's co-sponsored as well by the hunter center for jewish studies. the chapters range from the biblical david to disraeli, herzl, louis brandeis is into the modern era of ben-gurion and bagan. i know we will all be treated to something unique and memor

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was a lot of this, if you are there take the film some great waltz, the famous hollywood film about strauss, yes, then the arranger of the music was dmitry tyomkin, a composer who is one of the greatest american composers, such well in popular music, is irving berlin, who is generally from the family cantera came, they were all natives from somewhere around here, and american music from our region, american music, from the late twenties, thirties, it was very similar, even in the forties, it was similar to what our composers did, i i just wanted to tell you about it, nothing more, and then, you know, when you want to make a loaf of bread, you must first sow the bread, compress it, make flour there and so on, it’s inevitable, that ’s the process, nothing worked out, and i’m forced there was this theater to come up with that we created with david smelyansky together with sasha popov, who, unfortunately, is no longer there, we understood that we were doing one project, and then we would need to move on. because we incurred a lot of debts , we didn’t fully understand what we were getting oursel

in fact, the chief executive officer of san francisco's levi strauss has implied or had previously impliedtrue denim heads would never put their favorite article of clothing in the wash. it could ruin the shape and the color of it. well, he's clarifying his comments now. charles birx insists he never said, don't wash your jeans. instead and he is very careful and does not let his jeans get messy or covered in dirt. if he does spill something on his pants, he'll spot clean it. another trick and sit down. if you're ready for this one. let me tell you this one. another trick is to wear jeans in the shower, cover them in soap as you normally would, clean your body. i'm out. no dice on that one, sal. i'm out. i've heard of that whole shower. i've never heard that. i've never heard that. i don't think i'll ever do that. you know, just wash the jeans every once in a while. but how often? that's the thing. i mean, if they're not really dirty, maybe you can wear them twice or three times. but after a while, i mean, i don't know. i might go 3 or 4 wears. i mean, i'm not like super dirty in my day to

or risk death or without 0 has issued a statement saying it condemns the is writing threat toward strauss's or english john this email side, and have find the in the gaza strip. i finally received a threat claiming to be from miss riley forces, forcing them to move. the homes is the area where the janice resides is currently under heavy is really bum bum. and this vile threats comes early a few days off. the indiscriminate killing of the family of algebra as arabic of gen list, while due to us to move south before being foamed. israel's actions continue with impunity. does it attempt to silence the messenger? now is there a strongly condemned these acts of violence and calls on the international institutions to intervene and to protect john lists and o innocent civilians. the now the un security council is to hold another emergency meeting on monday, that's off to the united our everett school for another one. seeking a humanitarian pause to the fighting garza last week, the general assembly voted in favor of a resolution for an immediate truce. united states and its highlight, israel were

in-depth with nadine strauss and come alive sunday november 5th, at noon eastern on book tv, on "c-span2". >> you supreme court associate justice, justice amy coney barrett considers the potential benefits of a code of ethics for the nation's highest court, during a conversation with law students and faculty at the university of minnesota. or, seven the week of stories with ethical concerns among some of the court justices. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon justice amy coney barrett and i am delighted you are here. >> i'm delighted be here and think you for having me. >> thank you for coming especially in the first two weeks of the current term which began the first monday in october and how is it going this year. >> related this good so far we only had six and and run a two week in between our sessions so oral argue in arguments last week now it will be two weeks of readings to prepare for the next round. >> will we are delighted that you are here. and for so many reasons. you grew up in new orleans, the other end of the mississippi. >> i did. >> i think you

in-depth with nadine strauss and come alive sunday november 5th, at noon eastern on book tv, on "c-span2". >> you supreme court associate justice, justice amy coney barrett considers the potential benefits of a code of ethics for the nation's highest court, during a conversation with law students and faculty at the university of minnesota. or, seven the week of stories with ethical concerns among some of the court justices. [applause] [applause]

that the wife of the deceased stockton rush is the great-great-granddaughter of isidore and iida strausspe from the titanic and went under the water with it. the authors of the film say that they will talk not only about the dive itself, but about what happened before and after, as well as about the role of the media in this whole story, who tried, quote, to snatch tidbits of information for the sake of 5 minutes of fame. true, this is exactly what they are now blaming the creators of the film themselves. many believe that the producers disrespect the memory of the victims and the feelings of their relatives. trying to turn a recently suffered grief into a blockbuster, such is the show business news today , marina kazantseva was with you, see you, the season of big premieres at kinopoisk, let's go, well, hello, sounds like a kinopoisk match, premiere today, tomorrow, always. can you tell me your last name? hopefully, before olga kirillovna takes up her duties, i am still responsible for the substation, lord, we are at the call came, what are you saying, so are we , what a coincidence, no

. >> live sunday, vember 5 on "in-depth, former aclu president nadine strauss and joins to talk aboutivil rights, free speech, and censorship. she is the author of "defending pornography" and "free speech: what everyone needs to know." joining the conversation wit your phone calls, comments, and texts. >> c-span studentcam documentary contest is back celebrating 20 years. with this year's theme, looking forward while sitting back. otis the most important change you would like to see in america -- what is the most important change would like to see in america? we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5,000. plus, the opportunity to share a portion of the additional $50,000. the competition is friday, january 19, 2024. >> as part of our new series, we are asking you what books do you think that help shape america. you can join in the conversation by submitting the book you think that helped shape the country. it clicked the viewer input to. tell us your pick in the why. be sure to wah books that shaped america live every monday at 9 p.m. eastern. listening to p

and i both love, had slightly gone into eclipse , slightly gone into eclipse, apart from richard straussan composition was was not in a good state. france was extremely good. it's the era of maurice ravel and lacy's . but maurice ravel and lacy's. but the british are leading the way. in the first 50 years of the century and bliss is one of those. and he's, i think, a much underestimated composer . underestimated composer. >> simon heffer, you wrote a review of the new biography, which is by paul spicer. paul, why did you want to write about sir arthur bliss ? many of us, sir arthur bliss? many of us, forgive the pun, our blissfully unaware of him . unaware of him. >> well , it's true. and >> well, it's true. and actually, funnily enough , i actually, funnily enough, i didn't particularly want to write about him in the first place. i was asked to do it, and i found that despite the fact that this period of music is my specialism and that his music was was the music i almost knew least of these well known british composers at the time. and so the approach that i took in writing the book wa

ballet theater of the komi republic is showing the play "revenge" of the bat to the music of yaoghan strausshe stage of the vakhtangov theater. the bronnaya theater presents the premiere performance by kirill vytoptov. rich brides - new season based on the plays of alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky, rich brides and slaves in the genre of a modern series. and in the theater, the workshop of pyotr fomenko plays the premiere performance of mayakovsky, listen to it directed by fyodor malyshev. the museum of architecture is hosting the first large-scale monographic exhibition in half a century to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of alexei shusev. the exhibition includes graphic sheets, documents, photographs, architectural models buildings, memorial items that will allow you to look at alexey shusev not only as an outstanding zodchev, but also as a scientist, restorer, founder and first director of the museum of architecture, the all-russian museum of decorative arts for the anniversary of the architect presents an exhibition-installation composed by the architect shusev, in which you can se

this is peter strauss.'m a transit rider and a pedestrian, a walker and these days i'm a walker more than anything else. i'm a supporter of the concept of vision zero. but as the last speaker noted, what we have been doing has has just not worked. it's failed. we have not moved the needle and yet we continue to mostly just do more of the same couple of exceptions, you know, the speed safety cameras, great thing. long time coming. hope we can implement that as soon as possible. but the real reason i called is to urge you to do everything you can to implement no right. turn on red in san francisco. i grew up in new york. i learned to walk and i learned to drive with no, no, turn on red. new york has never had turned allowed on red. and as a pedestrian, ian, you know what that offers is you can really tell which way traffic is coming from. and that's really important from a perspective of pedestrian safety. so as other speakers have mentioned, i want to add my voice and i really want to urge you to do everythi

in the large hall of the conservatory with a program of works by mozart rachmaninoff and richard straussprikotenko's bavari based on the novel by gustav flaubert. starring alexander semchev, alexander revenko, elena morozova, dmitry solomykin. the voronezh and nikitinsky theater is showing yuri muravitsky's performance of shakespeare's comedy twelfth night or whatever you like, on stage in khamovniki as part of festival new people. the new tretyakov gallery is hosting a large-scale retrospective of nicholas roerich on the 150th anniversary of the artist, who will be. next year, the exhibition included more than a hundred paintings and graphic sheets, and the center of the exhibition was a theatrical backdrop created by the artist in 1908 in paris for the ballet polovtsian dances and acquired by the tretyakov gallery 2 years ago. the khorostovsky arts festival continues in krasnoyarsk with mozart's don juan , staged by the stanislavsky and nemirovich danchenko musical theatre. in program of the festival of contemporary theater gravity in novosibirsk, a performance of the voronezh chamber