watkins who was the reporter at the time. she is and you will get it from the book, the most intriguing figures in history of chicago. this is a woman -- among many women i would like to have drinks with. this is a woman that i would really like to have drinks with. a woman in the newsroom was incredible -- the same as having, you know, full-time clown, look at that, look at that one. it was not a woman's business and that's one of the things, mary that really intrigued me about. it was a wild raucous town. basically my theory, she was sent down there to to cute features pieces because the woman that were housed there, they were i think to each other's nail possession of a weaponnish and each other's hair, wouldn't this be a really nice fun feature for the paper and also traditionally before and after, women killing anybody was a real man bites to go's story. that's the other thing that appealed to me about getting involved. i at no time want to get involved on any kind of taxing level. i just thought it was a fascinating -- i

the time, the times. but i think the tide is really, you know, in terms of the way it presents news visually, aurally, interactively, the different kinds of services. it's just been a stunning, stunning change. and i wonder, you know, we're able to all live today if he was to look at the newyorktimes.com product, the app would even begin to recognize what it was from what he remembers from 40 years ago, it's been a huge transformation. and i excuse me in a weird way, as it was going on, like it's slow, right? there's stops and starts. it runs up against the institutional conservatism and. you know, you'll see in the in the book, there's editors early on saying, this is ridiculous. we don't think this is ever going to happen. why are we wasting our time on this? but it feels inevitable and it's not. by the way, it's not only generational. it's not only younger people who come into the newsroom. it's also some really smart people saw look to the future and realize where things were going. and i think realiz

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but at the same time, really looking after those survivors. there are many of them, of course that have got some very severe injuries, severe head injuries, for instance. but we also know the broken bones is a common thing in this situation. a partner on the ground, the american red crescent, is certainly providing 1st aid. so those people in make shift tents and make shift medical facilities as well as prioritizing those most urgent cases to the medical facilities, but are still operating. we know that psycho social support and mental health trauma at this time is also key and also an area with american red crescent, certain the prioritizing, all of that's happening and coordination with the government on the ground. and the next electors are incredibly busy, providing support to those that have survived. and in your assessment is the moroccan government doing enough to help those. indeed. i think it's important to recognize that this is a huge disaster. 6.8 on the richter scale and the fairly shallow depth would stretch even the most well pre

but again, at the time for the time being, uh, they've called up the warnings. so we're not expecting to see another attack. hopefully it stays that way. uh, firefighters are at the same deal, and with a blaze that happened the forest after the miss, all this has happened, and this is it. at the moment we're waiting to see any more details. let's have a couple of couple officials also said the crimea has been experiencing issues with the internet that the there are lots of cyber attacks happening at the moment. but the residence had been reassured so far that it is safe to move around, but there still advise them to stay away from the city essentially just in case. but we spoke with press tv to unless tony miller, who witnessed the ukrainian missile strike on sort of stuff will. it says that some nato countries could potentially be complicit in the attack. a lot of months ago we so 2 major politicians, annual american politicians of lincoln, the american sticks. i've just states james, cleverly unimportant british politician, both the sweets i saw them. sweet an

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the bill of time is closed, the place is closed in the shortest possible time, in the longest existence of the competitors that exist. i am saying that america the state of military security is declining. the report of the 2018 institute of strategic basic sciences of the united states says that we are very, very fragile. even mr. barack obama, leave it to the american officer university in 2015, has a sentence as the president of the united states that in the report you spoke about he went we think that maybe you have the strongest hammer, but these are not the problems that we are dealing with. today, we see that the economic power of the united states complements the military forces devouring instagram cores, but in 1991 , the united states could fight the enemy on three fronts at the same time. in 2003, 22, but today, mr. obama, in 2015, an enemy on one front must also be of vital importance. from an economic point of view, you analyzed fathipour's economic power and military issues and issues from my service . pointing to the us military in the past two decades, i have seen the ame

still exists, time is like the place of that time, wherever it is , for example, let's get on the time machine and go three thousand years ago, all the jobs that are not there now, human issues are angry. and reconciliation is good, bad, betrayal of trust is all the same, it just goes there, the tv camera is not just industry, it's just now, the time was not in the time of the prophet, the time of the martyrs, the martyrs, you are the one you are now, whoever you are now , you were the same person you are now. how good was the time of imam hussain, now the population is the same now hussain hussain and imam hussain on the day of ashura in karbala, visual hallucinations, the prophet must have looked at the place of the prophet, i say, the transmission network will be left, how do i remember people who cheat in the game , they have a good history, then the betrayal becomes corrupt, how can the history be ruined , then the person will be cleansed, whatever you do, that's it. now, dis prophet prophet, we say from the people who were at the same time, most of them said that i didn't have it

first, the lack of preparation of various core and related documents like at that time in response to what the situation is like, for example, in which areas is it divided now? those who don't have documents, which ones have other problems, and i am from above the deadline for the goods to nourish the body, and if possible, add another four months, four months will be immediately announced as a deadline item. in fact , there is a procedure to introduce the acquired property. the customs office assesses the measures to be taken, prepares the declaration , declares the possession of the property, what actions should be taken, and they are the foreign port of the goods . and to be owned by us and the second property it has been announced that i will go to this point twice for the possession of property, most of them have document problems, and how much is the fault of the customs, how much is the interpretation for the importer and the fact that the poetry documents are more than 80% of the problems in my opinion. 1. the service of customs friends is that we were checking in the province

of what happened at the time? well i think at the time _ of what happened at the time?e everyone is - of what happened at the time? -ii i think at the time everyone is trying to play it down and if you look at the detail of what the statement was made, the russians came at the next day and said there was a technical malfunction, and others, we now know on the second missile, just potentially not on the first! i think the uk at that point was probably happy enough to go along and not escalate the problem further but the interesting thing is they have now deployed the typhoon fighterjets to escort the rivet joint is. that is a dangerous mission and the uk as i think the only one doing it with a crew there at the moment, the us used drones and they have had jones bounced on their back doing it now but these are dangerous missions, hence the extra protection. 50 are dangerous missions, hence the extra protection.— extra protection. so sorry to cut across you — extra protection. so sorry to cut across you but _ extra protection. so sorry to cut across you but thank _ extra p

the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman has the only time. the gentleman is recognized. mr. gaetz: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate the bipartisan support for this amendment. i would also want to thank mr. massie of kentucky and mr. mcgovern of massachusetts on the rules committee for having made this amendment in order. i look forward to us working together to ensure that we have got humane policies when it comes to our munitions. to respond to the argument that there is somehow a taiwan nexus here. i study the war games and plans around taiwan pretty extensively. i have seen no scenario in which we believe the appropriate utilization of munitions in taiwan will require cluster munitions. it's largely going to be torpedoes, sea mining. cluster munitions certainly -- we are still de-mining the cluster munitions in laos. we can make a wiser choice now. and one that doesn't put any of our allies in jeopardy. thank you, madam speaker. i encourage adoption of this bipartisan amendment. i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendmen

no—one is above the law, no matter what the timing is, and neither is he. s tapped into some really raw, powerful feelings... that's right, absolutely. ..but many americans hold — particularly working—class americans. they feel alienated, left behind and they feel... some of them. ..your party, the democratic party, no longer represents their voice. the democrat data scientist david shor, who says his work suggests college—educated people have taken over the issue prioritisation of your democratic party at the expense of working—class white people who were in the party, and even at the expense of working—class non—white people who are in the party today, and that's driving those working—class people away. well, let me address that. that's a point of view. do you worry about it? that you're now seen as a party of the progressive elite? i don't agonise, i organise, 0k? i don't agonise, i organise. the fact is the difference between the two parties is a trickle—down economics of tax bills that 83% of the benefits went to i% of the population and unintelligible

at the time, the u.s. was led by republicans in the congress were very in their hatred for the japanese. this would set into that feeling that we had to round up american japanese and we had to put them in camps and they were a danger and so on. this is also something i think he deeply regretted moving head because i don't think he recognized the impact that it had. he did get the story confirmed by knox, the military officer at the time. he did go down in the field, he did talk to a lot of people who told him this. you know, he got it wrong but he wasn't the kind of reporter that would just do it without having sources and getting it okayed. >> it was unfortunate. in the context of the times, one of the great proponents of the camps was later the supreme court justice. i'm not defending. i think it was wrong. he just had a pretty good track record. >> my name is rebecca cooper. i was a former journalist and now work for a nonprofit. my generation of journalists read whatever books tells us to read. i'm ex

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well, this is at the time of the civil war. so this isn't like saying that everybody is from missouri, right but can kind of read between the lines of what's happening here. they said they were waiting afraid of their good cars being burned by the confederates. we took a steamer up to missouri. it was a flat boat and we were very crowded so you get rough travel not only on the river but again on the rail. joseph w. young wrote every few miles the debris of a wrecked train and surmise the situation by staying. where not that god is with his people the thought of the saints traveling over such a road to be almost unbearable. and so what another thing you should understand? is that in the journals during this time period latter-day saints felt like they were modern-day israel. and brigham young was an american moses. so there's that that's in there that's in the journals that's in their thoughts and this idea that god will watch over us if we simply gather if we gather to zion so salt lake was considered zion. just like for the --

we hear all the time that ah, ah, isn't it time to go to the receptionhen we drove them from kharkov, when we drove them from kherson , it sounded all the time, and here at the reception center. for the first time, our drones appeared over moscow. oh, how then they rehearsed that they had to hit the decision-making centers, well, drones over moscow , to put it mildly, not for the first time. and on our independence day, even the office center of moscow city announces in a day off specifically so that people don't come to work on that day, that's it of course, for some reason, they naively believe that on our independence day , we have no one to think about more than moscow . well, but at the same time, please note that they are thinking about their swimming, that is, they are announcing a day off so that people simply do not come with the same impression of our drones do not expect that someone will protect them there, uh, that something will be shot down, so, uh, every time they shout about the point about the centers of the concept of solutions, and le

at the time, the u.s. led by people in the congress republicans in the congress were very vociferous in their hatred of the japanese and this set into, you know, that feeling that we had to round up american japanese and put them in camps and they were a danger. this is also something i think he deeply regretted moving ahead because i don't think he recognized the impact that might have but he did get the story confirmed by a military officer at the time. he did get out in the field and talked to a lot of people who told him this. you know, he got it wrong but he wasn't the kind of reporter that would just do it without having sources and getting it okayed. >> it was certainly unfortunate but in the context of the times, one of the great proponents of the camps was earl. the supreme court chief justice. i'm not defending, i think he was wrong and it was unfortunate. my name is rebecca cooper. i was a former journalist and now work for a nonprofit. my generation of journalists read whatever books elma tells

this technology could increase the response time to wildfires -- could decrease the response time to wildfires by increasing the number of aircraft available, thus saving more lives and more structures. this technology is not new. however, the system has not been recently studied by the wildland firefighting agencies. h.r. 3389 would require the forest service and the department of interior to conduct an evaluation on the use of container aerial firefighting systems in response to wildfires. the evaluation will focus on effectiveness, cost, ease of delivery and safety. directing our wildfire fighting agencies to study new and emerging technology is a win for the wildland firefighting crews and a win for those who live in fire-prone areas. i want to applaud congressman valadao for his leadership on this important topic. he's a leader on bipartisan solutions that meaningfully improve forest health and reduce wildfires. i support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: mr. speaker, i yield my

, uh, probably we just needed time to get more physically fit and at the same time, and at the sameal, yes, as soon as we had balance, we started playing better, we beat zenit. and the match with zenit gave us even more confidence and strength that we are moving in the right direction. i probably wouldn’t talk about the pink sweater, what am i getting at with all this, after all, this is probably his charisma, this is his style, he is aggressive, he is attacking, he is interesting, and i am sure that fans will come to ours, for our matches even more, because this is exactly what... the game is like this football, it, it is very emotional, that is, it is emotional, either you won, everyone is happy, or you lost everything, just very angry, because in the last seconds, in the last minutes, in many matches the outcome of our, our match, our games, why do you think so often lately coaches working in russia, coaches talk about motivation, that the players lack this motivation, or the players are too stressed, i don’t know if this is motivation or, on the contrary, psychological. inabilit

"is this going to be the last time?" sometimes, you were lucky. sometimes, you weren't. was lucky. i think towards the — towards the end — before the end of april—beginning of may, i think they thought that they were — they really had had it and they were surrendering quite a lot. they stopped counter—attacking and i think that was the time they realised that they were on the defeated side. at the time, if you didn't kill the other chap, he killed you. that was it. capture the objective. fight. kill people. awful, isn't it? i mean, i've killed — i've killed my fellow man. i'm not proud of that. when i eventually got into a — into a hospital, i said to the nurse, "can i send a telegram to my "mother and father?" and she said, "oh, yes — certainly!" i said, "wounded. "bullets left arm, left leg. "not serious, should survive." i thought that might amuse them, and it did. chuckles. i loved the desert. i thought it was absolutely perfect. something about like being on the sea, in a way. you could go in any direction. there was a great sort of freedom attached. beautiful, smoot

first, at the same time, the simple, the nation economies, because uh for a long time, the were affected by the globalization, global brands and global financial and make it easy. but right now, the full put much more attention to the visual development financial uh, scientific, uh, academic educational. it says right to address. so they need much more read your support, but at the same they want to be engaged to be coming to make it. he's so brakes and just we do just with a platform on the oldest aspirations. i've heard somebody uh, one of the prominent russian observer suggests that within 6 fashion breaks has started in a franchise. and what is being distributed under these franchise is not some concrete policy, but rather a policy mode one that prioritize this, wanting to buy the old saw, prioritize this relationship relational framework over in needed disagreements. so it's not only a silver and decision making rooted in your national interest, but also understanding that the relationship is something valuable. do you agree with that? uh, not really sure, stressed. trust is much mo

i mean, we got that all the time. and so we were duty bound. we thought when we got to white school to do the best we can and and show, you know, all that we could do and and so forth. but you would you said, what? why did i feel duty bound? how did you how did you how did you handle it? but any other thing that happened was some of y'all may remember the argument was no black child is good enough to study with a white child. and so even in school, if we faltered or made a mistake, curiously, it would make the news. now, you would wonder how the newspaper could find out that a black kid failed a class at a high school. but apparently some of the teachers were talking to some of the reporters. and so the black kids knew that if we didn't do well, even inside the school, it would wind up publicized. and that leads to another story about how i got caught not remembering an assignment, but you go ahead. you could ask me. and i was going to ask about that. and i was. i'll let you i'll let you have a moment and have a sip of water if you want. but i w

the other. it is a long time _ advantages on the other. it is a long time without _ advantages on the other. a _ advantages on the other. it is a long time without a win - advantages on the other. it is a long time without a win but - advantages on the other. it is a l long time without a win but there are reasons for it. it was much better, — are reasons for it. it was much better, we _ are reasons for it. it was much better, we had more purpose and more discipline _ better, we had more purpose and more discipline as _ better, we had more purpose and more discipline as well and i think we played — discipline as well and i think we played a — discipline as well and i think we played a great game, we didn't give absolutely anything away. you can win in _ absolutely anything away. you can win in many— absolutely anything away. you can win in many different ways, but to come _ win in many different ways, but to come to— win in many different ways, but to come to this ground and get this kind of— come to this ground and get this kind of play, the way we wanted. chelsea's — kind of play, the way w

meet the time when google comes to meet the law and notjust the time when google comes to meet the law not just the the time when google comes to meet the law and notjust the law in europe where it has essentially met the law before and europe has tried to bring google under some sort of control but has not succeeded. for the first time google faces us law justice. the allegation is that google monopolises search. its market share in search is north of 90% which ever way you look at it. the allegations that it reached that share and preserve that over the time shrugs off any form of competition. nobody is able to essentially dent that market share. that dominance implies there is effectively no alternative. no other ways in which we can get information other than in a minor way. so when you do deals as google does to preserve that position it is anti—competitive because no one else can do deals of that magnitude. no one else can pay off the outlets like apple and other phone manufacturers to keep google the default in search. find manufacturers to keep google the default in search.— def

at the time, if you didn't kill that other chap, he killed you. that was — that was it. he objective. fight. kill people. awful, isn't it? i mean, i've killed, i've killed my fellow man. i'm not proud of that. when i eventually got into a hospital, i said to the nurse, "can i send a telegram to my mother and father?" and she said, "oh, yes, certainly." i said, "wounded. "bullets, left arm, left leg. "not serious, should survive." i thought that might amuse them. and it did. i loved the desert. i thought it was absolutely perfect. just something about — like being on the sea in a way. you could go in any direction. it was a great sort of freedom attached. beautiful, smooth, smooth surfaces. sand, and impassable, great, great sand dunes. some of the maps were very, very blank. i mean, i had a big — a chart, they were on naval charts, really, with a lot of latitude and longitude lines, and in some cases, i had one chart which had just a few little speculative hatch lines on it, and a camel track — and a dotted line across it with what was labelled "suspected camel track". we

that was the official quotation. and why both times name was written into an honor roll the pend it to the cause of a glory poem. let's not forget what code of old time form the un secretary general wrote in his 1977 book, the challenge of peace. the i read the bank to him on page 24. so knowledge that i was having in the gym and me was odd to bad deliverance from my bitter situation. finally came when all unit moved into active combat on the eastern front. in 1941 was wounded in the leg, medically discharged. by the time i wish we petro ya to vienna, in 1942, it had become impossible to leave the country. the bonus had been closed, that were being heavily patrolled everywhere. the most important removed month was restricted. and the all sorts these deals arbitrarily with anyone who did not come form to the regulations. i was permitted to resume my studies towards a doctorate in law, which i obtained some 2 years later. and the quote belie, some would say a perfect one. but as the holy script has promised, all hidden things will be rev

. >> when was the last time these twoe met in what is the significance of the timing of the length of the meeting was several days. >> yeah. the last time? they met was four years ago in 2019 and i think it was -- the timing of this one is very much related to the fact that kim is coming up at this covid lockdown and we have two member north is the only country in the world i think that is not vaccinated its population at all airing covid. so it closed its borders in jr. 2020 even with close allies like china and russia and it's completely stocked up on everything. it has no medicines and know nothing. so the urgency was the need for ammunition. we've seen from this war in ukraine there is a shortage of munitions around the world especially when we talk about the war of this nature and there's one place in the world where stockpilesro of munitionss the most heavily fortified border in the world. >> you talk about a simple transaction food and fuel for arms. concerned in this meeting about sharing nuclear technology and the ability to create and to deploy nuclear arms submarines. is th

it was the 1st time ukrainian president below the mirror. so lensky had appeared in person at the annual summit since russia invaded his country in 2022. in a passionate speech, to lensky underscored the dangers of allowing rushes invasion to go on. challenge to the cons, power plants in real, dorothy bombs, why russia is pushing the world to the final more. your brain is doing every thing to ensure that off the rocks and the grass, and no one in the world will d, a to a tech, any nation. so lensky accused russia of what the nice thing, energy, and food supply. as a way of putting pressure on the world, he also use the word genocide to refer to the junction of tens of thousands of ukrainian children or we have to stop it. we must act united. do they feed the aggressor and focus on our capabilities and energy? on addressing these challenges, so lensky took to the world stage at a sensitive time and his country's campaign to maintain the momentum of international support for twice a year and a half. after moscow started the war. ukrainian forc

and so i was doing a lot of soul searching at the time. and while i was deciding what i wanted to do next in the navy, i happened to meet one of admiral carter's classmate, k higher class of 1981 from the naval academy who went on to become a shuttle astronaut. right. and i never met an astronaut before, so i was interested in chatting with her, just listening about her stories. and she told me about a shuttle mission where they delivered a module to the international space station, which is an incredibly complex task going to space at all is an insane thing to do, but bringing a giant module of the space station in the payload bay of the shuttle opening these giant doors, grabbing it with a robotic arm, plugging into the space station, pressurize it, giving it power, making sure that it's going to be a functioning part of this really complex vehicle. she was telling me about all the engineering challenges, but especially the time it took to do such a complete and amazing thing successfully. and the entire time i was talking with her, it re

beginning on sunday as we return to the full sunshine and the time for the 49ers game as well. around 70 degrees for kickoff against the cardinals at 1:25, into the low 70s for high temperatures on sunday. it will be similar to what we had today but the high temperatures will be way below normal. especially england only around 70 degrees in the santa clara valley. these inland temperatures are a good 10 to 15 degrees below normal. upper 60s around, 70 at upper 60s around the south end of the bay. and only low 60s around the coast. a couple of the warmer spots actually going to be in the north bay where the showers dropping north to south will be a little bit sunshine through. and allow temperatures to maybe crack 70 degrees but maybe just a degree or two. that is substantially below normal for this time of year. what's take a look at the seven-day forecast and we will take a look at the inland forecast. way below normal tomorrow, and we will start to climb and we end up with a mix of upper 80s and low 90s for the latter half of next week. it will act

the same father. that's it, this time the criminal was very close.e facts against it, naturally, have been established privately. and where was svetlana kruglova? what kind of people were involved in private communication all her life until the moment of death under the pressure of irrefutable evidence? admits? i want you to stay. i will tell you what the detainee will tell the investigators about. why did you come to the girl? and how did you deal with her? i was scared. i came i didn’t understand everything. some were near her on a knife where point to the knife. show me again. there was blood on the furniture on the floor. i saw blood, that 's all. am i already down or what if, and most importantly, how i managed to find the criminal after 13 years, see in the next episode.

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in the past week, the conflicting parties exchanged fire and salute many times to end the conflicts, but each time the hands find and hide the truce door installed in this period in the communication bottleneck of the capital to the southern regions of lebanon, the security of the communication road to the regions has been completely improved. or unwanted the accomplice of the enmity of the palestinian authority groups in the pert movement are the salafist islamists of the two parties involved in iran , who have caused the re-displacement of the refugees and the destruction of parts of this camp . this fact is preventing this return and change in the palestinian liberation operation . al-hilal conflicts have coincided with the 30th anniversary of the signing of the oslo agreement between the palestinian authority and the zionist regime. to suppress the palestinian resistance, but at the same time, the increasing number of resistance operations has challenged the security of the zionist regime. the implementation of financial affairs is based on the laws of islamic sharia and can be th

so i wanted to raise the trunk and did not have time. it right here by the blow. i attacked him. we fell with them, as if we were already fighting hand-to-hand and from behind in the present. i say, shoot, shoot, the neutral gray zone starts right from this loophole, the landscape is deceptive. peaceful . it’s impossible to count how many firefights there have been here over the years of the conflict; they shovel out the shell casings on the hillock; sometimes they begin to build there, damn it, even fortify it. no. yes, we don’t give them something. sometimes. here we are shooting. we call them a fighter, krasnodar has already left the tag, yielding to the requests of his family, but has been at home for a long time could not resist. as a result, he returned to avdeevka and is now monitoring the enemy’s movements. every hospital has a letter, only he is just for joy. sitting like that for hours, complete liberation, a long-suffering girl just like marinka and krasnogorovka. with time it will be decided, it will only end after that. arti

. >>> rain is making its way to parts of the bay area. timing it out along with high surf, also headed here. >>> slowing it down for safety. the new plans for some streets in oakland. >>> it is a race against the clock to find common ground. i'm skyler henry on capitol hill, detailing a looming government shutdown and the infighting slowing it down. >>> we start with the first alert weather. it changes as we get into fall. the storm or a storm is to our north and may bring rain our way. we are expecting big waves, a high surf advisory comes tomorrow. with waves as high as 16 feet we found surfers taking advantage of the calmer conditions, at least for now. >> it could potentially be dangerous. such a tourist spot. one of the reasons we have the lifeguard tower here to watch out for people. if the surf comes up and people don't know you could be in a bad place. >> we found early morning surfers today as we check in with our first alert meteorologist, i look at the changes ahead and hey, the rain is almost here. >> we are going to track the approa

the urgency to solve it and make _ time. the urgency to solve it and make it _ time. ly high — and wales have made 13 changes for their next world cup matc against portugal in nice on saturday. hooker dewi lake, who was injured for the victory over fiji, will captain the side with his co—skipper, jac morgan, rested. taulupe faletau and louis rees—zammit are the only two who survive from the 15 that started against the fijians in their opening pool match. and that's all the sport for now. back to you, matthew. thanks very much. tobias ellwood, chair of the commons defence committee, has quit. he had been under pressure for comments he made recently about the taliban administration in afghanistan. he'd said they had improved security in the country. let's head straight to our political correspondent. remind our viewers what the comments were. curious that tobias ellwood posted to his twitter at the start of summer, where he appeared to be praising the taliban for some of the changes that have taken place in afghanistan recently. he seemed to suggest that the security sit

it is and all the time, the number _ to comprehend.ime, the number of _ to comprehend. it is and all the time, the number of people - to comprehend. it is and all the| time, the number of people that to comprehend. it is and all the - time, the number of people that we believe have died is rising and rising. in derna we are talking about potentially up to 20% of the population wiped out by this torrent of water that came through the city. one thing you see here in libya is a numbness, a grim numbness among the people watching all of this unfold and the airport today, i talked to two men sitting and they were watching videos on social media and the sound of women and children sobbing and screaming was echoing around the airport. when i went to see, they scrolled down the page and they were shown the video after video of absolutely heart—rending scenes and for people here, they have lived through so much conflict and so much, already, and to see this unfolding and know it is difficult for any of them to do anything about it is really, re

sally was married at the time. it wasn't astronaut steve hawley, her husband, who he brought in, it was molly harper. hard to really imagine. didn't have a sense. i mean, i'll leave the speculation to others but he the way from what he told me he just knew that she was very close with molly and that if anyone could make her feel more comfortable he, wanted to provide that for her. and so i thought that was very sweet. he must have had some sixth sense of some kind. yeah. and knowing george as long as i have. he did that with with a lot of people so it could be anything and broadening now we've got about 20 minutes to go. we have a more general discussion about women at nasa, specifically women astronauts at nasa. and you mentioned, i think, the clothes in the epilog that in the years after the sex left their mark nasa and the world, the of women in the astronaut corps continued to swell you, say later, maybe not as much as i should. they haven't really. so i'm just wondering how you chose that that language because

, then the time of our period to the word hockey, suppose the timeere thinking, came to an end, but we will still finish this question. so your official answer will skip this question and end the period to the word correct answer was the shakhtar football club four times washed away hockey champion only once in 2015. well, anyway , i got it right. it's ok. well , i think it turned out really well. i'm in this period and maybe the fourth period you will enter in the status of a leaser. what do you think, let's see? uh, how will the guys cope with their questions, but i think, yes, not bad, although the last question could be answered. we continue the second period and dmitry dima comes to the start, i know that one of my favorite subjects is teaching methods sports, and in particular volleyball. here in your opinion, what is the most important thing for an athlete in gaming and so sports, physics is talent, diligence is what, well, this is a rather difficult question, because there is no single answer to it, as a rule, success is a combination of vari

and the first time i saw this magic box. and i think at that moment, i decided to make up my mind that technology would be the center of my career. there was so many opportunities at the time and if you were smart and you wanted to take that advantage, you could grow. and with that amazing support that we got from the u.s., the united states, and your allies, the door of opportunity was opened up not only for me but for millions of the women and children in afghanistan. - you earned a computer science degree from herat university. you became afghanistan's first female tech ceo, where you had to manage many male afghan colleagues who were older than you. could you observe attitudes of afghan men changing and adopting to the new reality of women being empowered in the workforce in afghanistan? - i think being a tech female ceo anywhere in part of the world, you will face some challenges, but working in afghanistan was more challenge and had more obstacles. but those obstacle and challenges made me who i am today. in many cases

i want to point out to the superior device of shatun . give it a little time to meet god. the description of the vice president wants fruit. they will see, but in the end, it is not an index, it is good, but it is not enough. after that, we have to see which institutions and people expressed their satisfaction or we had a satisfactory growth in the deputy ministry of environment , ministry of energy, ministry of communications and information technology, and before the ministry of roads and urban development cologne to people, i had promised that i would say that whoever agrees, i said little about who, but you were interested , wrote the ministry of roads and urban development, truth and justice in the areas of serving the people is unparalleled in provincial trips, the communication desk of the peninsula, this index is high, but may god have mercy on its minister. ghasemi because he didn't give enough now, but the minister after that, until this moment, our acting minister is responding to the line of the minister of roads and urban development from the qur'an, which, god

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that joint investigation by channel 4 and the sunday times.— the sunday times. that is right. s. that is right. some very. very _ the sunday times. that is right. some very, very detailed - the sunday times. that is right. - some very, very detailed journalism from the times newspaper, the sunday times and the channel 4 dispatches programme brought these allegations to light. this was in the newspapers over the weekend, and it seems yesterday, on sunday, somebody, perhaps having read or watched these allegations decided it was time they were going to go to the police and report it, and allegation they say happened to them, to the metropolitan police. this first came about thanks to the reporting of the sunday times, the times and channel 4. . , sunday times, the times and channel 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy mannin: 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the story. - 4. lucy, thank you very much

the 1st time the nation has ever held. the summit is a ramp and a lot was decided upon today just to go through some of the main issues. know the d . 20 member states have agreed on a joint declaration that was a 9 spy prime minister and their rent rep moody, earlier on it really signals a big event change because there had been talk, it wouldn't happen. the 1st time i don't communicate may not happen because the sticking points were the ukraine conflict and also who's going to pay for climate change. so that appears to have been iron died. we await the final communicate at tomorrow's sunday. and when that comes out, we will of course, spring to in detail and just go through the fine print. but it does seem to be a type of victory, at least for at rush it because it appears to contain a neutral stance without directly at condemning at moscow. at the g. 20 has called for a peaceful resolution of the conflict as well. it is worth noting that the g 20 may not going forward be known as not any longer because the african union

i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentlewoman from connecticut reserves? ms. delauro: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. speaker. it's a privilege to yield to the chairman on the committee on the budget, mr. arrington, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. arrington: policies have consequences. over the last two years we've seen a string of self-inflicted crises because of my democrat colleagues and this president. i'll give you two examples. $11 trillion over two years from my democrat colleagues. $6 trillion went to the national debt, all of which lit the fuse on this inflation firestorm, this cost of living crisis that is punishing working families from coast to coast. we've got to stop the spending that's bankrupting this great country of ours. this president's dereliction of duties to uphold the laws of the land, his failure to provide for a common defense, to defend our sovereign borders, and to put the s