, tanners , anywhere in our country, at least, well, we have a school, you attended, i remember, thisen to all types of practices, and the practices are not free. , and we immediately find them a job, so that they get money, so that they are also interested, then we are ready to employ them in the professions we have already assigned, to take them to work according to distribution, from those children who came, for example, for a year ... we already have one of them four became masters, we appointed them masters and they entered our technological university and continue their studies at a higher level, probably, as in any business, if you have the desire, the desire to learn and work, then anything can be achieved, and we are happy to pick up such children and we are trying to teach them, here are our young technologists, girls, literally in september we had an internship in turkey, before that they were sent to spain, that is... young people who want to learn, that’s how it works out, we mainly have technologies - these are girls like mine as i say, experienced komsomol members, our

good morning, president tanner. commissioners corey teague, zoning administrator, the board of appeals did meet last night, but they did not take up any items of interest to the commission. thank you. okay well, the historic preservation commission met yesterday and they adopted recommendations for approval for several legacy business registry applications. the first being elixir for the second oldest watering hole in this town of holes at and ill paypal. i'm butchering this eel polio are a long standing restaurant on columbus avenue and heroes club on clement street as well as friends of scrap on tolan street, which is a great little establishment. and as previously stated, they also continued their decision on remote public comment to gain more input with that, commissioners as we can move on. to general public comment at this time. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items with respect t

thank you, miss tanner. president tanner. so i think what the christy ford to us was a request for a contract. construction documents which have not been produced yet. we're in the site permit phase of the of the project and only the kind of site kind of large picture design drawings have been produced at and that have that has been emailed and mailed from the planning department to adjacent neighbors during pre and during the pre 311 hearing. so plans have been provided. the other plans that are requested have not been produced yet. they are produced during construction documents and building the building permit phase. great and i would just advise if you want to connect with your neighbor, because i don't think the planning department is going to be playing the liaison role, just to be clear. so you will need to be contacting each other and during the construction phase, work with each other. so just to be clear to the man who's requesting the documents at this point, the plans that are prepared for this hearing are the onl

tanner. the new speaker of the house and the republicans in the house are writing bills that are going to get rid of wic, the women and children's health. what is going to happen to these people when the house republicans stop helping them? guest: half of all children in the united states receive wake which is higher than what most people understand. it goes far up income scale. one of the questions we have is why do we have so many different food programs? we have snap and wic, and 25 or so different food programs. what we should be doing is combining them and instead of providing them with individual bits of food but with cash so they can shop themselves. host: kim in iowa, under 30 k. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question about this. maybe if we stop giving the tax cuts to the rich we can combat poverty. most of moneys come from subsidized places. new york is subsidized. so when we subsidize and the money goes to the government like in iowa or kentucky, what do the governor

tanner.he new speaker of the house and the republicans in the house are writing bills that are going to get rid of wic, the women and children's health. what is going to happen to these people when the house republicans stop helping them? guest: half of all children in the united states receive wake which is higher than what most people understand. it goes far up income scale. one of the questions we have is why do we have so many different food programs? we have snap and wic, and 25 or so different food programs. what we should be doing is combining them and instead of providing them with individual bits of food but with cash so they can shop themselves. host: kim in iowa, under 30 k. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question about this. maybe if we stop giving the tax cuts to the rich we can combat poverty. most of moneys come from subsidized places. new york is subsidized. so when we subsidize and the money goes to the government like in iowa or kentucky, what do the governors

president tanner, miss. sorry, miss tam, madison tam from supervisor dorsey's office is here to speak on their ordinance. before i give the staff presentation. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm excited to be before you today to discuss legislation that the district six office has been working on for a few months now. the legislation before you makes modest adjustments to modernize section 202.8 of the code, which was created by supervisor kim's 2016 proposition x existing code requires a conditional use authorization and replacement space for any conversion of arts activities or institutional community uses in select zoning districts in west soma. this legislation exempts any change of use from arts activities and institutional community uses to one of those uses and all institutional uses from the siu and replacement requirements. current 202 2.8 language does not allow for any flexibility between these uses, which adds constraints for uses that are widely agreed to be desirable. even a change of use from

how about you, tanner. >> i'm tanner, i was at the marines and i did 5 years 2013-2717. i always knew i uponed to be in the military. like alec we have family members navy, army and all the above. i figured i would go in this one. and yea i did 5 years. and it was amazing. iel >> you were take being pictures or video? for when i was there triple circumstance forefronting i marine corp tv serious. we were doing like documentary work, right. so -- we would cover like the first female infant real marines covered on the east and first female assault [inaudible] as well. where they work on the big man escaping my. the triple aman b. covered the training they did, being able it deadweight lift, 168 pounds out of the av. everything that we did. [laughter]. so. it was incredible y. when i was in the navy my last 2 years in, i was electronic technician i worked on radar and gps stuff. and you know they called me twijet, tweak and adjust it. i actually [laughter] was interested in film make thanksgiving was in 99 in 2000. my last deployment i wanted to make videos. and so i starte

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did tanner mosher save your life that day?ved all of our lives. >> reporter: he's a young guy. >> you can't teach that kind of heroism. he just had it in him. >> reporter: once clear, the firefighters performed cpr and stabilized captain mullalley. >> and then all seven of us went back to work. >> reporter: you kept fighting fires? >> yep. all the way till the next morning. >> reporter: with little water, there was little they could do to save homes. so as the sun set, the firefighters' mission shifted to saving anyone they could, any way they could. aina kohler ditched her fire engine and used a pickup to snake through the burning debris downtown. a local, she knew every way in and out. >> there were some people in their cars, stuck down there, not knowing which way to get out. and so i would jump in their car and i would drive their car out for them. >> reporter: so everybody's trying to get out, and you're going in? >> yeah. >> reporter: a mother of two said her family was able to escape, but like 16 other firefighters in l

we do expect commissioner tanner to join us later. >> discretionary reproposed for continuance. item 2, case number 22002, commission street, continual use authorization is proposed to continue ans for january 24, 2024. number 3; 2024, continual use is proposed for continuance for january 1, 2024. i have no other items proposed for continuance. so we can take public comment. this is your opportunity to speak only on the matter of continuance. if you're in the chambers please come forward. if you're calling in remotely, press star-3 to raise your hand. seeing no request to speak, public comment is closed. and you're continuance calendar is now before you. >> commissioner imperial. >> move to continue all items as proposed. >> thank you. --second. >> thank you commission inventories continue items as proposed. commissioner brown. >> aye. >> aye. >> imperial. >> aye. >> ruiz. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> that motion passes 6-0, placing this into your consent calendar this. constitutes your consent calendar is considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussi

all five were killed, all highly decorated, steven dwyer, 34-year-old shanno shane barnes tanner gromeed multiple times often short notice it was noted and andrew southard, completed extensive training for the special operation regiment this year and sergeant cade wolf, from minnesota, he was just 24 years old. commander of 160th, colonel wrote our priority now is to ensure family of fallen warriors receive complete support as we work through the tragedy together, keep steven, shannon bream, tanner, andrew cade, and fellow night stalkers in your prayer. the regiment it made of the best aviators, providing helicopter support. >> ainsley: those five families, their lived changed forever today, so sad. thank you. >> brian: 14 before top of the hour, gop field in 2024 white house race officially getting smaller. >> i love america more today than i did on may 22nd but when i go back to iowa, it will not be as presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. the voters have been clear telling me not now, tim. >> ainsley: scott raised an eye-popping 13 million war chest. what happened to

we do expect commissioner tanner to join us later. >> discretionary reproposed for continuance. item 2, case number 22002, commission street, continual use authorization is proposed to continue ans for january 24, 2024. number 3; 2024, continual use is proposed for continuance for january 1, 2024. i have no other items proposed for continuance. so we can take public comment. this is your opportunity to speak only on the matter of continuance. if you're in the chambers please come forward. if you're calling in remotely, press star-3 to raise your hand. seeing no request to speak, public comment is closed. and you're continuance calendar is now before you. >> commissioner imperial. >> move to continue all items as proposed. >> thank you. --second. >> thank you commission inventories continue items as proposed. commissioner brown. >> aye. >> aye. >> imperial. >> aye. >> ruiz. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> that motion passes 6-0, placing this into your consent calendar this. constitutes your consent calendar is considered to be routine. there will be no separate discussi

good afternoon, president tanner. commissioners corey teague, zoning administrator, the board of appeals did meet last night. the only item they considered that was of interest to the commission is for a case at 1228. funston this was a project that actually the commission saw twice for two different discretion review cases. the most recent one, the planning commission took denied the project that permit denial was appealed as you may remember, there were some questions about the applicability of the housing accountability act in that case, and last night the board heard the case but continued it to december 2nd. basically get more information on the housing accountability accountability act, issues related to the project before making a final decision. but that was it. thank you. if there are no questions, commissioner, we can move on to general public comment at this time. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commis

tanner, aye. motion passes 7-0. >> we'll take a short 10 minute >> comprised of two legal units and one unauthorized dwelling units. the project site is located within rh3 zoning and 40x height and bulk within the mission neighborhood. the project remove unauthorized dwelling unit from storage area of existing residential building and the project includes removal of the kitchen, retention of bathroom and use of space for storage. the building are tain the two existing legal dwelling units. the project was filed in response to planning enforcement case number 2022-005088enf. the unauthorized unit is located on the first floor of the residential structure and unoccupied. the unauthorized unit is approximately 360 square feet. has a full kitchen and a total lack of visual spatial connection to the other units on the property. it is independently accessible through a side entrance. the unit is well documented and the it department of building inspection complaint history. the unauthorized unit has a c

two options for the future: the thickness and meat frying on the sides chose the one that would be tannerd easier to implement, typical in the form of a roof, three-nave and fresh basil and a style of non-potatoes. from an architectural point of view, we can see the kascel of the hervyats as a manifesto of non-aqueous architecture, both the exterior and the interior are all set to the ideal according to the gotyk rules and here we can see not only traditional buttresses, but also flying buttresses, rare for belarusian architecture. a system that allowed for unloading the stage, making the windows as flexible as possible, and softening them, for example, stained glass. there are signs, there are great jumping ceramic three-pieces and other forms, chiselled forms of gothic, which sapraudas rarely match in the belarusian realities, and so on amal record for belarus. budaўnіtstva pod kіraўnіtstvam vilenskaga doilі yes vaclav mikhnevich has reached the chats of the bastards. the documents indicate that today they worked over the ruined shrine for more than 70 centuries. and over the future dan

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tanner.ew speaker of the house and the republicans in the house are writing bills that are going to get rid of wic, the women and children's health. what is going to happen to these people when the house republicans stop helping them? guest: half of all children in the united states receive wake which is higher than what most people understand. it goes far up income scale. one of the questions we have is why do we have so many different food programs? we have snap and wic, and 25 or so different food programs. what we should be doing is combining them and instead of providing them with individual bits of food but with cash so they can shop themselves. host: kim in iowa, under 30 k. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question about this. maybe if we stop giving the tax cuts to the rich we can combat poverty. most of moneys come from subsidized places. new york is subsidized. so when we subsidize and the money goes to the government like in iowa or kentucky, what do the governors do w

about 5 tanners of pomegranates are picked from the garden. we separate them and pack them. in addition to exporting pomegranates, part of second and third grade pomegranates are processed at home like pomegranate paste, this product is also transformed into other products in the only pomegranate processing factory in the south of the country in niriz. we buy it and turn it into pomegranate juice, pomegranate paste, pomegranate concentrate, pomegranate syrup, pomegranate sauce. the harvesting of niriz red rubies continues until the middle of december . rasool kurdish news channel, niriz. in the name of god salam, following iran's championship in the world youth weightlifting competition, seyed ebrahim raisi, president mohammad baqer ghalibaf, speaker of the parliament , and gholam hossein mohseni ajaei, the head of the judiciary, congratulated iran's youth weightlifting team for winning 15 colorful medals. . on the last day of this competition, on friday morning, alireza yousefi became the champion in the plus 19 kg category with a quorum of 180 in one stroke, 24 double stro

staff sergeant tanner grone of minnesota. sergeant andrew southhard, of arizona. and sergeant cade wolfe of minnesota. the elite forces were deployed to the eastern mediterranean in case they were needed to evacuate americans from israel or elsewhere in the volatile region. >> david: martha raddatz with this new reporting tonight on these elite u.s. soldiers lost. and martha, we are also learning more about u.s. air strikes in the last 24 hours on syria? iranian-backed militias that have been attacking u.s. forces? >> reporter: exactly, david. those air strikes in syria are believed to have killed roughly half a dozen iran-linked militants, according to a defense official, but the rocket and drone attacks against american forces in the region have not let up, despite the u.s. strikes. david? >> david: martha raddatz with late reporting from washington. martha, thank you. >>> tonight, we have learned a secret service agent protecting president biden's oldest granddaughter opened fire on three suspects breaking into a secret service vehicle outside naomi biden's hom

ukraine with lethal weapons and ammunition , said the minister of defense of this country, claudia tannert this today before a meeting with colleagues in brussels, she also emphasized that the austrian... government also does not consider options with the transfer of ammunition to those eu member states that sent their supplies to kyiv, but at the same time the minister emphasized, and then a short quote: we help ukraine in other ways, primarily humanitarian and financial, and we also accept refugees. well, it was one such statement, and the second, unpleasantly, very unpleasantly, but surprisingly, was the statement of the minister of defense of slovakia, robert kalyniak, who said that he had already informed the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenburg, that his country would stop providing ukraine military aid and will focus only exclusively, just like austria and hungary, on providing humanitarian or financial support, and this is very bad. and now that i mentioned hungary, let's move on to it, i would like to emphasize that hungary will never agree to any restrictions on the nucle

then the reason for human at tanner and basking 1st thing is that during the democratic and democratic democratic credit bureau, hyundai, hyundai, on, on human rights and national minorities, human rights and their present address of the freedom of, of the media southern. neither in either of these institutions of the o s. c. so there are no rules, no rules, similar to what i said and when every, every year. so there is a worse or agreement on humanitarian dimension. so they, they hold it every year. and usually they hold it to an important consult amy and the person can come from this trip off of this trip and say, so just i want, i want, i want just to protect their rights, so called the poor. and i want just to protect the genders rights, and they want to just to, to fight for those somehow those school fight coming. there's sort of them here want to come, sit down and start making speeches. and then down there. and actually what have the same rights as they're present that just of this thing, somebody, it was stopped this practice from 10 down at least though there is still a minim

so when a palestinian official signed the tanner, she's lodgers hospitalist come on to bump, bonham, and i say he's writing strikes have had a number of medical facilities including the main i'll she for hospital and cause death. the hospitals believe to be sheltering thousands of people wounded and displaced bible terraces. how must run helpful far success more than 11000 people have been killed since the conflict forgot. israel hasn't confirmed the striking anal schafer. that said its forces activity in the hospital and the thomas command post located under buildings in the area. i don't know how many bells the names are forces and also have reached the heart of gospel city just bought this out there at the outskirts so shot. some there near all she for hospital and then very near to the golf support to build those tears to were staying in the basement underneath. oh, she for hospital tonight. i'm looking here at the thundering sound of the chain change . the boat goes, there's a pound the ground to so they can hear it sounds underground. thank you for the gospel we will generally

supply ukraine with lethal weapons and ammunition , said this country's defense minister, claudia tannerday before a meeting with colleagues in brussels, she also emphasized that austria. the government is also not considering options for the transfer of ammunition to those countries to the members of the european union, who sent their supplies to kyiv, but at the same time, the minister emphasized, here is her short quote: we help ukraine in other ways, primarily humanitarian and financial, and we also accept refugees. well, it was one such statement, and the second one was unpleasant, very unpleasant, but surprised. and this is the statement of the minister of defense of slovakia, robert kalyniak, who said that he had already informed nato secretary general ens stoltenberg that his country would stop providing military aid to ukraine and would focus on only exclusively, as well as austria, as well as hungary on the provision of humanitarian or financial support, and this is very bad. and now i mentioned hungary, let's move on to it, i would like to emphasize that hungary will never agr

. >> charles tanner remembers seeing news stories about the glide thanksgiving feast as a kid. once he moved to san francisco as an adult, he knew he wanted to help. honestly just kind of wanted to give back, you know? >> i mean, you can do a lot with a with a friendly word and a good plate of food. it feels great, you know, to see everybody chipping in, you know, just to help somebody else out. >> other first time volunteers know the feeling to be a part of a collective and a team. >> it was a good thing, so it felt good this morning. i've always loved cooking for people, cooking for others. >> i live in a house of nine. >> volunteers helped carve and cut 1,900 pounds of ham and 1,200 pounds of turkey. even police chief bill scott came to help out this morning. there is also the usual free daily breakfast at glide ham scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy before thanksgiving lunch for a total of 2400 meals served in a single day across the city. >> knowing that many people around the city are experiencing poverty, we will be sending a mobile van out and they're going to be taking

staff sergeant tanner grone was 26 from new hampshire. 27-year-old andrew southard was from arizona,volunteered with this unit. the youngest of the team was sergeant cade wolf, only 24 from mancato, minnesota. he enlisted in 2018. these special opins forces weren st standby in case americans needed to be evacuated. mayor their memories be a blessing. >>> i'll speak with a student from the m.i.t. campus as that college deals with the fallout. also ahead, donald trump jr. wrapping up a day in court after a day on the stand. how he tried to o rehabilitatate image e of the trump o organiza on thehe stand. that's nexext. >>> as cnn nick watt reported earlier, college campuses have become hot beds of protests because of the israel-hamas war. in many cases, of course, it's more than just people exercising their right to free speech. instead the protests have descended into outright anti-semitism. it's gotten to the point where on many campuses jewish students no longer even feel safe. joining us now is m.i.t. graduate student talia kahn, president of the israel m.i.t. allowance. >> thank yo

wednesday morning we will talk with michael tanner of the foundation for research on equal opportunity, on how the federal government should redefine poverty. also asa davis of share our strength discusses the no kid hungry campaign. washington journal live at seven eastern wednesday morning on c-span, or c-span.org. >> here is a look at what to watch on c-span this thanksgiving. at 1:00 p.m. eastern president biden takes part in the annual turkey pardon ceremony from the white house south lawn followed by george w. bush at 1:15 pm marking the 20th anniversary of the president's emergency plan for aids relief. >> people had skepticism about government programs. you cannot have skepticism about this one. measurable results. 25 million people who would have died. it is extraordinary. is that in our national interest? absolutely. we are a great nation and a moral nation. >> the u.s. postal service unveils the new forever stamp our crown on her of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. utah senator mitt romney reflects on his career and the state of american politics. >> our c

the excavations, the locals knew how not only to repair boats, but skilled blacksmiths, carpenters, tannersor example, if you go with the flow on your own, then well, there in a day, for two, where you can reach, well, in a month, i know, the black sea, in a month under your own power, you can, nothing doing, just managing, just like that, sat on the sofa, sea, 6 m per second, speed of the dnieper, average. 6 m per second, yeah, well, that is, it’s about 30 days to the black sea, if some beavers didn’t build a dam there, the issue of housing in smolensk was somehow resolved for us by itself, we just looked at one of the local hotels , we immediately decided that we would stay here, courteous staff, scandinavian style, cozy rooms... not the center, of course, but by car it’s literally a stone’s throw from all the attractions, in general you can find cheaper hotels, 1.300 per night, but be prepared, it... will not be the center at all. the next morning we drive through the streets of smolensk. our goal is bloni park, which has a standard architecture, alleys diverge from a large fountain, and

tanner grown and sergeants andrew and cade wolf died friday when their helicopter crashed off the coast of cyprus. the crash was a terrible accident. an investigation is underway, our heartfelt condolences to their loved ones. secret service agents protecting president biden's granddaughter naomi opened fire on three people who tried to break into an unmarked secret service s.u.v. last night. alexandria hoff is live in washington with more on this breaking story. good morning, alex. >> this happened minutes before midnight last night in d.c.'s georgetown neighborhood. one of the most wealthy in the country home to dozens of politicians and lobbyists, no stranger to d.c.'s crime crisis when it comes to cars being targeted. it was a parked and unoccupied vehicle belonging to secret service agents offering protection for naomi biden. unclear if she lives in the neighborhood or visiting. she is the oldest daughter of hunter biden. agents encountered possibly three individuals breaking into the window. it is believed no one was struck when they were fired upon. they fled the scene in a red v

it is the diversified business model through a highly digital distribution tanner -- channel that has served ing well in the past and will do so going forward. kriti: that exposure to a retail based does not exactly recession proof the book. we talked about your loan book and the fact you gear some of your investments to investment grade and shoring up that credit facility, but when you're talking about your retail base, that can deteriorate quickly with macroeconomics. how are you hedging it? tanate: we obviously have done this a lot time. we hedge our interest rate risks and we have a very diversified liability book. as i mentioned, it is very granular retail deposit book, over 38 million customers in many geographies. that has stood us well through many disturbances, whether through covid, the situation with credit suisse, and has remained extremely stable and is a core part of our franchise. kriti: understood. our final question when it comes to the regular buybacks, you set at the start of the interview this was your second buyback this year. are you worried about the regulators

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coming up, michael tanner of the foundation for research on equal opportunity talks about efforts toht poverty in the united states and why the federal government's approach needs to be revamped. and then lisa davis from share our strength discusses their no kid hungry campaign to end childhood hunger and food insecurity in the u.s.. we will be right back. ♪ >> here's a look at what to watch on c-span this thanksgiving. president biden takes part in the annual turkey pardoning ceremony from the white house south lawn, followed by former president george w. bush marking the 25th anniversary of the president's emergency plan for aids relief. >> a lot of people have skepticism about government programs. you cannot have skepticism about this one. immeasurable results and 25 million people live to would have died is extraordinary. is that in our national interest? absolutely. we are a great nation and a moral nation. >> at 5:00 p.m., the u.s. postal service unveils a new for other stamp in honor of ruth bader ginsburg. and mitt romney will reflect on his career and the state of american p

coming up wednesday morning, we will talk with michael tanner of the foundation for research on equaln how the federal government should redefine poverty. also lisa davis discusses the no kids hungry to end food insecurity in the u.s. c-span washington journal. joining the conversation wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-an.org. >> back into the supreme court issued a 6-3 decision to put an end to affirmative action in higher education by striking down race conscious admissions programs at harvarthe university of north carolina. is citing a violation of t 14th amendment's equal testing clause. on wednesday, here the justices with national archives audio of chief justice john roberts g the majority opinion, and justice on your summative sot speaking in the minority opi that begins8 p.m. eastern on c-span,

. >> one defense attorney howard tanner put on his case, he zeroed in on the hitmen's credibility.d testifying. they also attacks their allegation that narcy was in the room during the murder. >> they themselves state that they would do anything to help themselves. in my book, they would have been willing to lie. >> it's nicely in the room? >> absolutely not. >> and how about the disturbing direction she allegedly gives them? gouges eyes out? >> it didn't happen. >> the defense also suggested that narcy's daughter may, could have somehow been involved in the murder, so she and her sons could inherit ben's estate. >> may hadn't arceneaux back in her way. if narcy novack disappears, she takes and her children take under the will. those are facts. >> so that's the defense? jurors consider who is gonna get this money here. and it's not just narcy novack, it's a daughter, may. >> there was an incomplete investigation done in this case. i am not claiming that anyone else committed this murder. the defense here is that narcy novack did not commit this murder. >> detectives concluded that

one, a bronze star recipient, staff sergeant tanner grown, 26, enlisted after high school, and joined in 2018 and deployed multiple times, served as a flight instructor and screw crew chief. shane barnes, 34, sacramento, california, received flying cross of volar. cade wolfe, 24, from mankato, minnesota, and sergeant andrew southard, 27, apache junction, arizona, enlisted after high school and joined the 160th this year. iranian proxies fired on u.s. forces four separate times overnight following those u.s. airstrikes, including 17 rockets at one u.s. base in eastern syria, indicating the proxies were angry at the loss of weapons at their training facility. there were no u.s. injuries. gillian. >> gillian: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you. john. >> john: retired rear admiral john kirby serves as the coordinator for strategic communications, glad to have have you back on the program. 17 missiles, six strikes, general jack keane said it's a significant escalation on the part of the united states but still in his idea not nearly enough. here is what he said. >> it's not compre

the stolen milk fat can be put into butter, from a ton of milk, it already adds up to 5 kilos, a tannerompensated starch and palm fat, this is not an aging classic, so here is sour cream from six brands. uglichi field, from the shop, kirzhachiy dairy plant from the milk of our milking, kozelskaya polevskoe, and let's find out which packs contain loose vegetable muffin, which ones contain yeast, and which ones sour cream, fat song? according to the law, sour cream cannot be less than 10%, but in fact there is no upper limit, even 35, even 40, even 50, it is limited only by the properties of fat, which, if it is more than 58%, then simply with the slightest shaking will turn into butter, but the most popular folk sour cream has a fat content of 20%, alas, sometimes it is replaced , for example, with a cheaper fifteen percent , so the fat content from tana from the kirzhach dairy plant is really lower, it seems a little and experts are even ready to attribute this to a technological error, but still there is the likelihood that the fat content was cut off on purpose, buyers will not notice

stephen dwyer, shane barnes, chief warrant officer, staff sergeant tanner grone, sergeant andrew southard> raf sanchez and courtney kube, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is retired lieutenant general ben hodges, commanding general for the united states army europe and a senior adviser at human rights. thank you for being with us this morning. prime minister netanyahu was pressed on the top human rights official saying that israel was inflicting collective punishment on gaza. here's part of his response. listen to this. >> no, we're deliberately doing everything in our power to target the terrorists and the civilians as happens in every legitimate war, are sometimes what are called collateral damage. that's a laundered way of saying unintended casualties. >> general, how do you judge the military campaign so far? have they crossed the line into causing just too many civilians' deaths? >> jose, if i may say first, thank you for the way you named those five soldiers who were lost in that training accident. it was very thoughtful of you. so you know, the israeli defense force has laun

you know, i want to say hello to our tanners, who go to bow every week, wearing $3,000 coats, and arery week with presidents, with leaders of different countries, with heads of international organizations; they didn’t deport anyone, in any conditions so that you understand, yes, the humane west, i have to every time they will be sanded down and will do this until they correct themselves, if anything at all depends on me, they will bomb... the west, collectively, i mean, with the full support of the west, with weapons and bombs from the west, and belavia, which is under sanctions, cannot renew its fleet, moreover, we know there are problems, yes, probably with the repair of aircraft, i am sure that everything is safe there, but can you imagine what difficulties we have encountered, it is necessary to introduce sanctions so that there was a threat that the airliners on which civilians fly could not be repaired on time, these are just real fascists themselves, here is scholz’s quote about democracy and the state, which aleksgeevich named, i have the feeling that if there is a state, then

barnes of sacramento, california, staff sergeant tanner w. grone of gorham, new hampshire, sergeant andrew p. suggestford of apache junction, arizona, and sergeant k. m. wolfe of mankato, minnesota. in honor of the brave niefort stalkers, i want to recite a few portions of the night stalker creed for the record. and i'm quoting. service in the 160th is a calling only a few will answer for the mission is constantly demanding and hard. and when the impossible has been accomplished, the only reward is another mission that no one else will try. i served with the memory and pride of those who have gone before me for they loved to fight, fought to win, and would rather die than quit. end quote. i ask unanimous consent to include in the record the complete night stalker creed. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. blackburn: i behalf of all tennesseans, i want to offer my prayers and support to those soldiers' families and to the brave men and women of the 160th. their motto is night stalkers don't quit. and i would encourage my colleagues