we are able to answer that for the 1st time. first through the book point, my point was that gets to the paleo anthropologists realized that this find will revolutionize the research. the problem, try they hope to find out want originally made humans humans the while. the 3 d images of being analyzed to search for more information continues that the chrome dry site. geology provides the researchers with new details. the cave filled up until the time has reached the ceiling. it's possible that predators then moved in the false holes from the thomas, but probably that pray. and they tell us about the lives that the 1st humans, the scene on subject to domino the need 2000000 years ago we was primarily scavenger, benefiting from others. laugh davis, and it was at the same time when we what price it was, easy to a to a that i didn't know. so it's exciting to find the remains of ancestors who, what pray. it brings up and you questions around how we continue to develop from and change from enable me to find out more about the 1st humans

it wasn't that old the time. and so we owe a debt of gratitude to marcel grossman for teaching einstein about geometries. there's literally a famous relativity meeting that happens every three years called the marcel grossman meeting his honor. so here's marcel grossman next to einstein. einstein sitting there as if he's a student again, learning mathematics of curved space time. so what? that i know you're you're desperate to know what is the mathematics curved space time. there's story that you might have heard about the invention of non euclid in geometry. so there's euclid in geometry, which is what we learn in high school. it is associated with things like pythagoras theorem. the area of a circle is pi r squared and most the parallel postulate or most infamously what you could did back in the day. he really systematized the study of jiomart pre most of the results that we know about from euclidean geometry other had already derived. what euclid did was systematize it by saying here's a set of axioms from whic

he judge for the l.a. timesbook prize in poetry this year and has lent his expertise and passion for poetry as a judge for the aba indies choice book award, the national book award and other prizes. welcome john evans reading. if you see something, say something. from james cagney's martian the saint of loneliness. published by nomad express. james cagney's second book of poems. martian the scene of loneliness for the articulate, contemporary urban life. a place of striking beauty, erotic desire, and layered historical and structural musical, all stunningly visual with giddy leaps of imagination. he brings all his poetic skills to skewer hypocrisies, cruelties and violences in scathing poems which seek relief a less isolated humanity with love, honesty, and a piercing intimacy intimacy. if you see something, say something. i pick up my mail down the street from an ice raid, him boning myself for the title. proof of ownership, a passport license. the sky began hailing handcuffs and zip ties unlocked chains made e

he's also written for the new york times the new york times magazine the washington post politico slate and esquire among others. he has spoken on national public radio for more than a decade including on programs such as npr's all things considered morning edition and weekend edition. he has written two books the most recent of which is the four mentioned fly girls with a third scheduled for publications. this april. titled paradise falls the true story of an environmental catastrophe fly girls has received widespread a claim including two assessments that i will mentioned from authors who have spoken previously in great lives. and you remember may remember them one is jonathan ike who said of that book quote if you liked the boys and the boat or unbroken and i suspect most everybody who's rhythm did like them. you will love fly girls. this story carefully researched and expertly written offers and irresistible cast of characters and high octane drama. karen abbott who was also a speaker at great lives offered a similarly glowing evaluation writing quote. this is more than history. it

the time is 6:15pm. d says his relationship with a younger colleague was a grave error in his career is now over. coming up, the 700—year—old document on scottish independence going on display for the first time in on this 20 years. coming up on sports day in the next 15 minutes on bbc news. a double tonne for ollie pope has helped england build a big lead over ireland in a one off test at lords. we meet the olympic hockey player hoping to help great britain to more medal glory. rail passengers have faced yet more disruption today as members of the rmt union walked out in a row over pay and conditions. tomorrow there will be further disruption as train drivers walk out for the second time this week. 20,000 members of the rmt are involved in today's strike action, including guards and station staff. these are the 111 rail companies affected, with many running fewer services and finishing earlier than normal and some knock—on effects in scotland and wales. tomorrow, around 12,000 members of the aslef union

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the last time some numbers were announced in september 2022. a preliminary hearing has taken place in a new case against the russian opposition figure alex enough only. he's already serving and 11 and a half year, a sentence for fraud and contempt of quotes. now as low as i could face up to 30 years in prison on new challenges of amazing extreme is in terrorism linked to his anti corruption organization. the founding is cool. the allegations upset. he and his family have repeatedly condemned the conditions in which he's being held. so the days of the heavy flooding p t has been hit by an as quick as him to his growing humanitarian crisis, which has been fueled by gun violence. at least 3 people have died in the back. the 24.9 quake. it struck to him. i can say reach and maybe 300 kilometers west. of course it prints. officials say 28 people were injured. the people killed were a part of the same family and lived in the house. the collapsed h. e suffered devastating 7 magnitude quake in 2010. the killed more than 200000 people. another back in 20

yes, kindly hush him as you is not for the 1st time. in decades domestic malaria cases have been confirmed in the united states. 5 infections have been diagnosed across the 2 states, florida and texas is the 1st time the fatal disease has been transmitted locally in about 20 is the centers for disease control, and i said the risk of malaria in the us remains low. but a health notice has been put out due to the gravity of domestic infections. saddam's army chief has announced a ceasefire on the 1st day of 8 holiday. on monday, the part of military rapids support forces said they would pause fighting against the army for 2 days. the seasonal outcomes is the you and refugee agency warned the conflict with force more than a 1000000 people to flee to neighboring countries. now the most and festival of detail on how the feast of the sacrifice has begun in countries around the world held on the 3rd day of the annual has pilgrimage. and saudi arabia, pilgrims have been conducting the ritual, standing up, the devil in mina was name is must throw

the sign will be at that time. the public notification has started. the reading will be at 6:00 a.m. they must be at their workplace and serve them. to the people of saturday to wednesday from 6:30 am to 13:00 and on thursdays from 6:00 am to 12:00 am. amir hoshang zahkardeh of sed and sima news agency has predicted scattered rains with thunder in some parts of the country for tomorrow. the eastern regions of the country will cause dust to rise, and in the northwestern parts of the country, for the northern regions of west azarbaijan province, north of east azarbaijan province, ardabil province, the southern shores of the caspian sea, the southern slopes of alborz, the central regions and the southeastern parts of the country will see rain in the form of rain showers. we are also in the form of thunder and lightning due to the intensity of the rain we will witness the possibility of flooding of public roads, the rise of the water level of rivers and canals in kerman province, as well as the western part of mazandaran province, alborz and qazvin provin

they invited all the national media to come in that weekend los angeles times "the los angeles times" one of our most prestigious papers zero then and now ran a little feature story about this woman and it ran under a very unfortunate headline. when i was told about this headline i thought it couldn't be real. it had to be one of those things that had been embellished and exaggerated over time. that's the beautiful thing about microfilm, newspaper microfilm. it never goes away and because i knew when the woman had been hired and because they knew when the ceremony had taken place it took me all of about five minutes to find it. it's a headline that's memorable for all the wrong reasons and do you know who remembers it the most? a pilot herself. for 20 years she flew at american racing up the ranks and seniority year after year, one pilot by one until she was flying those coveted ocean realms that ruth nichols and amelia earhart had flown from new york to the bahamas in new york to paris. her name is bonnie okudah. she still alive today. she's a grandmother and a mother in new york cit

police also learned about the time marney plan a trip to the same resort and mexico at the same time as going there with ronny. >> she tells him, he's for scuba diving. >> aside from that incident, saying money never suggested she wanted more from the relationship than what they already had. basically, some bill estate dealings and sex. yes, sex. police found it very interesting that money had gone to chantal's to bring him dinner and have sex that very evening before the murder. when it came to women, shawn's life seemed complex. as police became more interested in one woman, marty yang, they were crossing another off of their list of suspects. they determine monica had nothing to do with sending those nasty letters to women and john's life and she had nothing to do with ronny rider's murder. the ordeal was a nightmare for her. >> it was so mysterious. everything sounded crazy. here in the middle, it is me, my name, i did nothing besides just going out and dating a person, at the wrong time. >> sean gill was also fully cleared of the murder. within a few weeks of the shooting. the in

the several times the president, a lot of is a landscape says the destruction of another call time and southern ukraine. has left hundreds of thousands of people without drinking water. most go says the dentist has caused a huge catastrophe. at least 7 people are missing, and thousands of being evacuated in the coastal origin of the wide spread flooding was cave and most go are accusing each other of damaging the dam. it links the banks of the then the pro river, held by rush or on the south side to ukrainian held territory on the north. the dam supplies forwarded to the crime, the intended sheila and the separation nuclear power plant. the i. e. i says it faces no immediate risk, but they said light images from max on technologies show the optim off of the dan breach in the castle and region, houses and buildings. this image to enforce the his flooded pox land an infrastructure upright and golf, our reports a day after the breach of ukraine's law, just time this war to levels as to a rising rescue work as a helping piece to move to higher ground from the homes close to the disney pro

and the decision making. so it's a time to use. uh, you know, relationship with the chair about the buyers. and then uh, you know, get you guys extremely talk to him, the information that i told you not visiting china and most course lets me do any good. and then also i think the african union that addendum left, but they were very passive and that and there are other options. so now they become even more assertive in the region. that's what mc, sorry, it's very part of that. yeah. now when it comes to the changes that we're seeing really worldwide, i mean if we look over at the middle east, a number of former photos are restoring diplomatic relations. so do you think that we're seeing something similar in east africa and why do you think that it as well, i do not think now as to the damage i was hoping to do or you can there is a beautiful facility on orthodontist, you know, try it twice on it, but it yeah. you know, i mean i'm just sort of the government does it. i we do it all the work to isolate it, to the community by switching

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day of g o i g at the time, never investigated these things that i complained about. and they sent me the o. s a. and it was said, oh i see where, you know, they, they tell you where attorneys were helping you were representing you. and it isn't until you get through some of that process that you realize. no, these are government attorneys, they're not really your attorneys representing you. that's right, which is which is why so many what's the blowers end up needing an attorney even at the o. s. c process? i think that's, that was an important nuance. said in the beginning i didn't understand. so i eventually hired an attorney to help me get through some of the a c process where i got my prima facia recognition as a whistleblower. and then um, this individual right to appeal letter to take my case to the m s p b. so this, there's nothing simple about any of this, and it's definitely you learn lessons along the way. and it was one of the reasons that i set up with the lawyers of america because it made me realize no.

it has been, it has become part of the past, it has become part of the time and it continues we sent car technical teams, but again we said that we declared failure, they are growing and when the defects are fixed, god willing, this method of passenger transport is actually very important for us in the 13th government. that when it is opened, they will benefit from us immediately, so don't attack us. it was opened last month on the route from andimeshk to ahvaz, and by the way , we went inside the train cabin in the presence of mr. president , and it was moving at 125. an error occurred immediately the director of the bar and we will draw lines in god's way so that the defects are minimal and we can move together with the people, the research method of euclid still has defects that we will take a lot from us. god willing, the planning and budget organization will talk about that. for all the lives of the people, it is important to me that the quality of the sermon is such that, god willing , we can speak french for the people, and that is why i asked what we should do here, the bostan

i think the last time was 2018. and would you say that the philippines is therefore prepared to do with the volcanic eruptions? yes, that is right. are as quick and volcanic activity are common in the villa peons due to its position on the pass the factory off fires. so this is not the 1st time that the or tardy have to deal with for kenneth or option. but with this 1000000 volcanic that happened last week or tardies will handle the situation on daily basis. they will evacuate as many people as possible, but they also will follow would be a word that's given and also the directions that need it for the people do for them to be able to get to the safety place. because based on their experiences, based on previous experiences, some of the residents who live along the area, we'll have to stay for months in the back creation centers where you live at the, for the time being. but thank you so much for bringing us up to date on this developing story. one has to say the democrats funding rebecca, and happy to put a note fro

also at the end of our program we will have time for. so if you have question, please send that in the chat and joyce will be asking those at the end of the program. so, again, thank you guys joining us tonight. and i help me in welcoming ranger fletcher to our program. oh, thank you very much. and thank you, everyone, tonight for joining again. my name is ranger. i'm the science for great smoky mountains national park in the appalachian highlands learning center. tonight, well, on of the national park service. i just to welcome you all to your african american experiences in the smokies. this project is so important. we've been working on it for so long and we're finally to the point where we're really just getting the information out to the masses and educating people on there. so tonight we're going to learn about several different and several different african-american that really impacts not only smokies, but the appalachian. a little about myself before i get started off. been a park ranger for about 16 years and worked in a lot of

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huizenga: the gentleman's time has expired. the congresswoman from michigan, ms. tlaib, is up for five minutes. ms. tlaib: thank you so much, chairman. thank you, director clements, for this report. i get a lot of questions regarding the lack of transparency, in fully understanding this. did you look at the timeline of some of the compensation and payouts and things like that that led up to the failure? mr. clements: we haven't gotten to that. we know -- ms. tlaib: is that something would you look into? mr. clements: it's one of the requests we received from the letter. ms. tlaib: that would be wonderful. one of the things my good colleague was talking about was regarding regulators. you said it's not binding. could they -- because they -- how -- when walz the first time they said, yo, something's going on? the regulators are like, you know, could you call us back, can you respond, something's going on, what year was that? mr. clements: the first instance that fsoc brought up the interest rate risk was its most recent annual rep

it was a primitive online world back in the time. and really only vaguely does the online world of the nineties resemble what we know as the internet today. it's only vaguely familiar portability and social media, which are of course common features of the contemporary online world. we're best, at best vaguely anticipated. in the 1990s, and that was the time when the killer app of the internet was email. casualties were many among the prominent start ups, among the prominent entities of the neties, netscape lost to microsoft was crushedy microsoft and what were called the browser wars of the late 1990s, when microsoft mustered all its resources and trained them on this upstart netscape communicatio and effectively crushedt. this got microsoft into microsoft's in some antitrust trouble that it successfull dodged in the early 2000s. but nonetheless, there were some controversial measures that microsoft took to crush netscape, which eventually was acir by america online, and then proceeded to be disappeared by aol. altavistus to be the g

i think it's always tempting to think that this is the first time or the worst time something like this has ever happened. but you discuss in the book that during the warren court there were billboards across the south and the west. i think saying, impeach earl. there was a kind of backlash there that was very palpable. and and maybe not totally at the of society even migrated into politics to a considerable degree. yeah one of the lessons of history is that when the court provokes a backlash, it can be pretty intense and pretty and can not only lead to protests or billboards or op eds, but voting. we saw it, like i said, in the 1850s and 1860s, with the rise of the republican significantly in response, the supreme court, abraham lincoln. when he got sworn in in his first inaugural, said, you know, there are some people believe that the supreme court should decide what the constitution means. we know that's not right. we all have to decide that the supreme court should limit to the facts and the parties the case in front of it. and then he then he had to get sworn in by chief justice ro

the eu leaders don't think it is the right time for ukraine to join the eu, davis said as much when itnerable neighbour —— they have said. both ukraine, moldova and georgia were granted candidate status last year. they are in a hurry to join. the conversations today among the leaders, having them there other table alongside the leaders, may be giving them a little bit of leeway, giving them a little bit of leeway, giving them a voice, making them feel perhaps in some ways they do have a seat at the table, if not an official one. mil have a seat at the table, if not an official one-— official one. all right, jenny hill, we are expecting _ official one. all right, jenny hill, we are expecting a _ official one. all right, jenny hill, we are expecting a news - official one. all right, jenny hill, . we are expecting a news conference in the next little while, so why not start, we will return to moldova. meanwhile in ukraine — at least three people have been killed after another night of air strikes on ukraine's capital kyiv. officials say that a child was among the victims. here's james wat

but, probably, the judge should warn the first time the second time, maybe give a yellow card. you can remove an injury for, uh, a provocation there, then we will increase the intensity and we will walk less. eh, more responsible people should be prepared for this clara, which if we also understood that there is a 100% penalty, then 100%. what recommendations do they always refer to the recommendations of fifa but proceed from their situation. let's have a penalty like that so that everyone can see that it wasn’t, it wasn’t , it means it’s not necessary. bet money, two days ago we opened again the tournament, which will be held by locoball, which we organized in 2007. 500 teams participating in it opened this tournament beyond mordovia was a tournament. they made my name. me too. there you need to greet the guys as a finalist, there are gifts and so on. by the way, there are amazing conditions in mordovia in saransk in order to hold tournaments in the winter. stadium look how much football loves us, our ideas were the idea is to show football on the periphery, like it is, wheth

the footaae is going to be different this time? ust been looking at some of it when you see someone trying to jump off the boat to rescuers below. horrific incidents for everyone involved but just tell us about this particular resort because this was a very popular area for diving excursions. absolutely, it is a very famous resort for torres and i've been there before. and it's very famous for its very clear water and magnificent marine life and the fantastic great colours this is why the tourist attraction. it's very popular tourist attraction and so, this tragic incident might have serious repercussions on the industry and it might affect peoples livelihoods in this area where they are totally dependent on tourism and the pictures are really horrific and you can possibly imagine the hard times and people on board would have been through this when people start talking about what happened on the board later on, that might discourage many tourists from heading there because they never know that they might face a similar incident at s

so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. n you read the pentagon papers, did you feel a real sense of anger that successive administrations hadn't really told the truth, hadn't fronted up about what was happening in vietnam? no. i'd been in the pentagon from �*6a, �*65, when the escalation was being secretly planned. in fact, i was in the state department on an inter—agency study on election day in november of 1964... ..when the president was being elected on a landslide, having promised that there would be no american troops in vietnam and that we wouldn't be bombing — as his opponent, senator goldwater, from the air force wanted to do. he says, "no, we're not going north and we're not going south. we're not getting out, but we're not going to escalate." i'd been working since the day i arrived as a full employee in the pentagon on the escalation of vietnam. and on election day, we didn't have time to go vote. we were working on carrying out goldwater's plan. the man who went down by a sort of referendum on this issue that d

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in the little more time in the work law school and it left a mark on my career path. i think we will come back to this, a couple months before disclosures in the tenth anniversary and one of the surveillance cases related to this came down four or five days before i started this. we were thinking on how to respond to the decision and as we learn from edward, that had an impact on his choice to release material that shed light on how the government surveillance activity expanded in the 12 years between 9/11 so i think will come back to those topics but also there were important moments of transparency between 9/11 and these disclosures, it gave us a picture into the issues related to 702 and executive order that i know we will get into today. >> at the time of this incredibly horrible thing that happened. >> i was on vacation, i was at a house in a remote part of italy with a friend. i wasn't living in the u.s. at the time, i was working in control and we had no tv but in the afternoon, it was all blackberries back then, lit up with the news and i remember this hotel i

in the little more time in the work law school and it left a mark on my career path. i think we will come back to this, a couple months before disclosures in the tenth anniversary and one of the surveillance cases related to this came down four or five days before i started this. we were thinking on how to respond to the decision and as we learn from edward, that had an impact on his choice to release material that shed light on how the government surveillance activity expanded in the 12 years between 9/11 so i think will come back to those topics but also there were important moments of transparency between 9/11 and these disclosures, it gave us a picture into the issues related to 702 and executive order that i know we will get into today. >> at the time of this incredibly horrible thing that happened. >> i was on vacation, i was at a house in a remote part of italy with a friend. i wasn't living in the u.s. at the time, i was working in control and we had no tv but in the afternoon, it was all blackberries back then, lit up with the news and i remember this hotel i

at the same time, there was another exercise _ is yes. cise it _ is yes. at the same time, there was another exercise it being _ is yes. at the same time, there was another exercise it being planned, l another exercise it being planned, and although this was not delivered by public health england until you had left office, in fact it took place over two days between the 18th and 20th of october 2016, planning for this exercise began in 2014 it but was postponed due to the ebola response. where you aware at the time that this was being planned? i'm afraid ijust don't recall. i haven't anything from i know from an official saying this is going on. i have notes for me tojeremy hunt saying let's do an exercise in ebola and i do remember that but i don't remember — that doesn't me and i did not quite get a note on it but i haven't been able to find out and i don't think you have either? irate able to find out and i don't think you have either?— able to find out and i don't think you have either? we have not. this was an organisation _ you have

thank is the time take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders say they have reached a deal on a state budget but why some lawmakers are backing in another say they're not. >> going to sign off on it. also, a steep toll increase could be coming to 7 bay area bridges. why state senator scott wiener says that raising tolls will help with bay area transit agencies and several popular bay area beaches. by the way, on the list of dirtiest beaches will tell you what the water quality is there and what scientists are saying about the problem. i love. >> and i'm keeping an eye on the weather and the weather like james is only getting hotter as the numbers go up. i'll have all of the details of the w >> we're back 10, 13 is the time. and a massive asteroid is set winds right past earth tomorrow. nasa says it is what kind of big 10 buses stacked and the end is what they're saying. it's it's about as big as it will shoot past going about 26,000 miles per hour. so it's it's c

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at the time it did not was not you know, it was not clear. would you you know, would you make would you even make a button? i mean, buttons weren't common on the internet in 2007 would you if you did make it a button would it just be a picture? would have words? would you would it be upvotes and downvotes would it be a yes and no. and so my chapter about the process of figuring out what that should look like, about the thinking that went into it and also about the thinking that didn't go into it, which was what might have happened. this becomes the universal currency of content across the global internet. and so it's partly about the the unforeseen too. so i mean, one of the goals for this book is both to help people who don't think about these things for living, understand the thinking that goes into them among those who do, but also to help people who do this for a living, kind of think bigger picture about the work they do and where they might be able think about it a little bit differently. so i mean, i suppose if there's like a moral to y

[000:00:00;00] was at the time of the collapse of the soviet union. so they arrested and captured gorbachev there, but then it was more difficult because gorbachev had a rather remarkable tattoo and he was well-known among the leaders of western countries. and who exactly is putin speaking ? different points all the time, then you, like the real putin , will prove what he said. it is no longer possible to do it. there are no genetic tests, but in the head of security. you can simply change another job and do anything with the same patrus boarder. everything is state a coup d'état can take place these days so quietly that we even have it thank you mr. mykhailo prytula, a military expert, a reserve colonel of the security service of ukraine, an expert in military counterintelligence , was with us, stay with us. next, we will talk about the planes that ukraine can get in the e-e, bohdan dolintsia, aviation the expert will be on our airwaves, stay, in fact , an extra enemy is caught, you drink the antidote, so it brings out the aunt without worries, the b

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so the briti three times the european ly won three times the european court of human rights. won threenment— would you have advised the government not— would you have advised the government not simply to proceed and government not simply to proceed eht eeht— government not simply to proceed and send those— government not simply to proceed and send those planes to rwanda 7 and send those planes to rwanda e wett— and send those planes to rwanda e wett. we— and send those planes to rwanda e wett. we eh— and send those planes to rwanda ? well, we can follow- ? well, we can follow injunctions on on the basis that the court has jurisdiction to give them or we could actually follow them while reserving our position on the jurisdictional issue . so there are two issues, issue. so there are two issues, aren't there? there's a legal issue and a political issue whether one actually wants to follow the injunction raises both of those issues. if i'd have been attorney general, the one thing i would done was one thing i would have done was to put down a clear marker that although the practise this a

the jets flying. that also takes time. keep the jets flying. that also takes time-— keep the jets flying. a 'et takes time. you do not 'ust hand a jet and h takes time. you do not 'ust hand over a jet and say, _ takes time. you do notjust hand over a jet and say, they - takes time. you do notjust hand over a jet and say, they go. - takes time. you do notjust hand over a jet and say, they go. it. takes time. you do notjust hand over a jet and say, they go. it is| over a jet and say, they go. it is logistical tale that needs to be maintained. that is a long—term signal that we are supporting. we are going to support you for a long time. , . , ., , ., , time. this exercise demonstrates the scale and sophistication _ time. this exercise demonstrates the scale and sophistication needed - time. this exercise demonstrates the scale and sophistication needed to i scale and sophistication needed to dominate the skies. even russia has not been able to do that with its sizeable air force. and if f—16s are supplied to ukraine, it is unlikely to suddenly change the course of the war. let's speak live n

the time is the enemy here. i would hope, by now, or soon, the submersible would have made it to the surface. that is what i want to say, it is difficult, i mean, impossible to see in somebody down or something down. we just don't have a time. >> you were saying that it is possible it was taken by underwater currents. is it also possible that it sank and it is on the sea floor? >> technically, it is possible. but it is not designed for such. it is designed that you can unload the weight and it is supposed to make its own way back to the surface. but things can go wrong. we are really in the realm of speculation. nobody, frankly, knows. the person who would probably know best of all is stockton rush himself, who is on board the submersible at the moment. i guess the good news in that context is if you want to have a pilot who actually knows all the systems, who actually founded the company, he is on board. that is the good news. i am sure he is doing everything he possibly can to get them out of this very tragic

this is not the time to let up on the gas pedal instead of the time to reconnect to the mission of empowering investing in america'st public health institutions which work on the frontlines of emerging threats. as we look to the future quarter of the two actions congress to take that had the greatest impact in ensuring the cdc's eclectic get ahead of the next potential pandemic? the tipping point and i'm focusing on data or datand highways and we need resources for data highways and to have the authority so we can see the data coming and access it in no time in the second my mind would rkbe an expanded workforce authority so we expected to be a responds based agency we have the authority of other response based agency's direct hire authorities over time the authorities and danger pay pay and no certain things. send these are the critical things we should work towards building and that the theories and accusations without evidence that are often made of context go so we can work on the important priorities that will save lives. with that i want to thank you dr. walensky for the tireless dedica

er, one of the heads of penal structures during yanukovych’s time. ter the victory of zelenskyi and the appointment of iryna as the prosecutor general , they dictated a-and it happened that the judges of the district court of appeal named after vovka are also absolutely odious with the published conversations, and you also remember all this, made a decision that they say there is lustration, for some reason it does not extend to the deputy prosecutor general, the keeper, after that they are the ones who appointed him the head of the prosecutor's office of kyiv, where he also found time to go and rest on new year's er, for example, he went to rest at the time when my friend died , for example, new year's eve. he spent time somewhere on some seas, er, abroad with his wife, who is a citizen of the russian federation, also lives abroad and still is the taxpayer was at least i don't know the explanation for the keeper's thing, why did his woman still have a russian passport, it was wonderful that and i don't know something there, where is this state one ?

the auctions will hang around for a long, long time. probably what about a 100 years, something like that? yeah, we'll stay in the slough for a 100 years. with the impact of the development expected to last for years, the communities anger has turned to the railroad company, norfolk southern world war with corporate green, with the politicians that have this money lined in their pocket. we're here for one issue, and that's to make our town space and to make sure none of this happens again in our town or any other town. but now we need to place the maintenance upon the railroad and need a ton of was residents of filed a class action lawsuit against norfolk southern and the justice department, along with environmental protection agency, are suing due to the toxic chemical release. the federal officials are also investigating the cause of the development. this was 100 percent preventable. this is a community that has been devastated. they deserve to know what happened, how to prevent it from happening again. their investigation is expected

exposed to the enemy's radar at the same time, the main reason was that i was a kid in the army, but i didn't realize when the camera was there. they were filming. it comes down with a rocket . it goes down. it's beautiful . the rocket eats me . you did it in the middle. they were there at a distance of 200 meters. there is a curtain. this missile was a very powerful missile for the first construction for a large ship. after the implementation of the plan to equip the kabri helicopter with the maverick missile, several other projects will be completed. these successes will change the status and conditions of the research center after three years. hemapur bazargan, the director of the industrial research center , presents the report of the implementation of various projects of this center to the president. guys, i created these research centers in a revolutionary and spontaneous way, but none of them had an official technical license, just take it easy , this law and the lack of a law, how did we have problems, we were definitely not allowed to open , we needed to create an organizati