i said, thomas? this isn't thomas. who are you? doctor, so i'd advise you right now to call 911 and get that phone turned in. >> police are able to bring in this mysterious man for questioning by a detective. >> and when he tries to do the interview, the guy is like really violent. they try to explain to him, listen, you know, this guy's been murdered. and he says, well, i'm the one that killed him. you finally got your man. >> he says he's the person that killed the owner of the phone, but had no credibility, because he had no idea the circumstances, and he was clearly mentally unstable. >> so for one moment, somebody appears to be confessing to the murder of tom burchard. >> yep. yep. >> it seems like the clues into thomas' disappearance have dried up, but the very next day in the nevada desert, there's a stunning discovery.>>,e -- this. >>hat's bo a grave here. >> no, no. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe p

thomas blew up. >> thomas figures, this is a black prosecutor in a federal office in the 1980s. without and discrimination from within. and he has to listen to his colleagues speak to him in condescending ways, including his boss, jeff sessions, who says to him, you need to watch the way you speak to white people. and he has to secure the trust of law enforcement. and so thomas figures has to walk a tightrope. >> he wasn't going to ever give up. they may have thought he would, but he was going to ever give up on it. >> i think the culprits became sensitive to the possibility that among them someone would start pointing fingers. >> i continued to testify more and more. it was such a blur, not just for me, but from everyone all around. i thought i was way in over my head. >> i guess it was a combination of grand juries, other klansmen talking. >> and it was in june of 1983 that tiger knowles cracked. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. but then i found quviviq, an fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it.

please welcome ambassador linda thomas-greenfield. ♪ ♪ >> ambassador thomas-greenfield: i match yourf ukraine. you were on the security council in the security council meeting with the invasion actually happened. looking back, over the last year, are you surprised where we are or where things are in ukraine given how perilous the situation looked in those first weeks? >> ambassador thomas-greenfield: well, i have to tell you that day was surreal. we called an emergency meeting of the council so that we could warn the world that russia was planning to invade ukraine, and they did it while we were sitting in the council and so i think even the russians, they were president of the council so there ambassador was sitting in the chair. as we all looked at our phones and heard that this was happening. at the time, russia said this is just going to be a two-week operation. we'll finish it off, and here we are one year later. and they worse so, they were so misguided. they were so mistaken because one year later, ukraine still stands and president biden... was there at the one-year mark. con

thomas: the ecb will have to do more.you have seen is a phase in which governments are spending a fair amount of money. in a situation in which you have tight labor markets. this will go straight to inflation. to take care of this element as well, i believe inflation will continue to rise. and rates will have to continue to rise. this q1 2025 would also be the target date for me in europe. manus: thomas, a lot happened in three weeks for the fed. you and i will have to weather a few more quarterly reports between now and 2025. i hope we've got the stomach for it. buyback and dividend rising at axa. another italian oil company delivering fourth-quarter numbers. this is ineon, fourth-quarter adjusted net profit 2.5 billion, estimate was 2.6, production lighter than estimated at 1.6 two, market penciled in 1.7 million barrels per day. that is one to keep an eye on. it is amiss in the first quarter for eni in terms of the actual net income. so, we will keep an eye on that. $2.5 billion. by the way, it is up 47%, i want to rea

>> second. >> commissioner thomas? >> so need to take public comment. >> go ahead, commissioner. >> make an amendment to the motion. amendment [cannot hear speaker]. upon changes would be in the investment policy statement which is item 4 if you follow the packet. but the amendment then i will explain it. under investment goals we will see item 3 be to change the legislate to add and there by add value as the total fund level. the way the clause would read now reads exceeds the bench mark based on allocation policy and asset class component upon bench mark overruling 5 year period. that's the way it it is now. i'm recommending adding. and there by add value at the total fund level. the first amendment. the second one, this is the capture [inaudible] under duties of the investment staff, one duty is carrying out rebeens activity. i wish to add the clause within and across clatsdzs including leverage to reduce risk return add value and maintain allocations within guard rails. all in accordance to the policies in this doc

thomas curry is a native of selma who bravely served our nation for over 30 years in the united states air force. mrs. an kiry, his wife, sent over a decade working as a teach earn counselor at selma high school. the curries have been married for over 60 years and currently in their 90's. tragically as a result of the tornadoes that tore through alabama on january 12, they lost their home of over 50 years, displaying them and destroying the place where they raised their five children. luckily the curries escaped without injury, god is indeed good. the people of alabama seventh congressional district are indeed resilient anti-this family represents the very best of us. their story is yet another reminder of the need for increased federal assistance from alabama families impacted by the tornadoes. i was honored to lead a dell case letter to president biden asking for a 100% federal share given the dire straits of the historic city of selma, alabama and that of the county. i'm asking my colleagues to welcome the curries to our nation's capital and keep them in your prayers. we are selma s

the new spot of thomas on color grave is low. it please, but poses is event greater meaning to it should says in a book, in a fossil to them why a luggage, in my opinion, we must respect the choice of the family, even if thomas sanker all was a national hero. since the memorial is already at a well known place and many have already visited it, i think it's a given. even if thomas sanker are buried elsewhere, it doesn't change much to west laughing wadell also, in my opinion, it is the opinion of the family that counts. it's true, thomas sanker, i was a hero, but he belongs 1st to his family. even if he is a br. canapes for me, it is the opinion of the family that counts. won't let us who for it's true that his remains belong to his family and there are decisions that are up to them. but i also think that people deserve to be heard because outside of his family, he was also a president that many love didn't would as he was a president, that many new there. i think we can bury him at the memorial and it will be special . how did it

at orchard knob when grant to thomas and he said ordered those men up the hill and thomas turned grantand said not i. so now thomas did relay order for a limited offense or a demonstration to gordon granger, the fourth corps commander, and john palmer, the 14th corps commander. and they tried to communicate that to their four division commanders. but before that order had really filtered below division. the signal for the advance was given and brigade and regimental commanders never learn of that. that limited assault. you are correct that the situation at knox war was not dire as as some would say that burnside was making it out be. but ulysses s grant in in a reflection of his greatest strength and that recognizing that he is the to to to achieve national policy grant understood that lincoln's concern about east tennessee and regardless of of of of the actual in in knoxville lincoln was worried about burnside and knoxville therefore. grant is worried about burnside and knoxville is going to do everything to relieve the boss's stress. so. but. well i'll be around the rest of the after

at orchard knob when grant to thomas and he said ordered those men up the hill and thomas turned grantand said not i. so now thomas did relay order for a limited offense or a demonstration to gordon granger, the fourth corps commander, and john palmer, the 14th corps commander. and they tried to communicate that to their four division commanders. but before that order had really filtered below division. the signal for the advance was given and brigade and regimental commanders never learn of that. that limited assault. you are correct that the situation at knox war was not dire as as some would say that burnside was making it out be. but ulysses s grant in in a reflection of his greatest strength and that recognizing that he is the to to to achieve national policy grant understood that lincoln's concern about east tennessee and regardless of of of of the actual in in knoxville lincoln was worried about burnside and knoxville therefore. grant is worried about burnside and knoxville is going to do everything to relieve the boss's stress. so. but. well i'll be around the rest of the after

thomas, let's pick a little bit more. i what was said em, from santa marin with regards to m defense capabilities. and also she mentioned a few times authoritarian countries am and she was also quite critical of the air reaction in europe to the annexation in 2014 of crimea. let's talk a little bit more about that. so this, this mention of the authoritarian countries from her and fun on founder line. well, because this has to do with the fact that there is an understanding among european leaders, that this is not only a war that affects russia, that affects europe, that affects ukraine, that it has wider implications around the world. and that it is something that could be maybe in a different way replicated if the necessary steps are not taken now to actually stop this war. santa marine, for example, was speaking of a war on values. i'm saying that this is something that in a way could happen. you know the part of the world if it's not stop now, thomas, we're going to go back to terry shows who standing by 1st in munich,

even if thomas sanker eyes buried elsewhere, it doesn't change much. it must be laughing. waddle also, in my opinion, it is the opinion of the family that counts. it's true, thomas sanker, i was a hero, but he belongs 1st to his family. even if he is a br canapes for me, it is the opinion of the family that counts. who won't let us with hulu for? it's true that his remains belong to his family and there are decisions that are up to them. but i also think that people deserve to be heard because outside of his family, he was also a president that many love didn't would as he was a president, that many new there. i think we can bury him at the memorial and it will be special . i mean, it won't go unnoticed because he's someone that people like. i think people will remember him, always. ah, explosions have reportedly been heard in the iranian city of coverage. 40 kilometers away from the countries capital. according to local media, air defense systems were activated as part of military drills by the islamic revolutionary guard, or some em verified. amateur

what is difficult to replace is how to embody the values represented by thomas ankara. why in all of humanity, in all of africa on all of the planet, has the earth claimed thomas and kyra, what did he do to deserve such a fate? what did he do to stop being a son to his family? let's follow in st. cars, footsteps, and makes and car remembered. let's put him where humanity wants him. very moral side where he is already a memory in tribute to the national hero. but his family agrees. we've this choice for the army san car. these are both are a soldier and they say his buddy belongs to the army. moreover, in terms of tullison, the customary chief think he should be buried when he was kicked. this quite the disagreements of where the body of such should be. the new spot of thomas and color grieved his lo it please, but pauses as event grades and meaning to each citizen, a book in a fossil m, y cellular. in my opinion, we must respect the choice of the family, even if thomas sanker all was a national hero. since the memorial is already at a well known place in many have alrea

did proximity to leah thomas.st say , conversation with and just say, look what's going on here . this look what's going on here. this feels unfair. you're putting me in a position. did you ever try and engage directly with leah to actually work out what was going on? you know, was this some sort of political point being made? for example? no we actually did it . i truthfully felt like my it. i truthfully felt like my problem wasn't gnosis airily with leah . leah was just with leah. leah was just following the guidelines that were put in place by these larger organisation to steer so badly accountability. and they lack leadership to the highest degree. and so i didn't have necessarily towards leah no it's not something i would necessarily support or ever engagein necessarily support or ever engage in myself in of transitioning from the body that i believe god gave me. but again, my animosity was not towards leah it's more so towards leah it's more so towards the ncaa for allowing this to happen and subjecting us a

did proximity to leah thomas.st say , conversation with and just say, look what's going on here . this look what's going on here. this feels unfair. you're putting me in a position. did you ever try and engage directly with leah to actually work out what was going on? you know, was this some sort of political point being made? for example? no we actually did it . i truthfully felt like my it. i truthfully felt like my problem wasn't gnosis airily with leah . leah was just with leah. leah was just following the guidelines that were put in place by these larger organisation to steer so badly accountability. and they lack leadership to the highest degree. and so i didn't have necessarily towards leah no it's not something i would necessarily support or ever engagein necessarily support or ever engage in myself in of transitioning from the body that i believe god gave me. but again, my animosity was not towards leah it's more so towards leah it's more so towards the ncaa for allowing this to happen and subjecting us a

it's true, thomas sanker, i was a hero, but he belongs 1st to his family. even if he is a br. canapes for me, it is the opinion of the family that counts while not as it is friday. it's true that his remains belong to his family and there are decisions that are up to them. but i also think that people deserve to be heard because outside of his family, he was also a president that many law didn't would as he was a president, that many new there. i think we can bury him at the memorial and it will be special . i it won't go unnoticed because he's someone that people like. i think people will remember him always, ah, to african now where piracies. i enclose the ties with the ivory coast off the neighboring burkina. faso showed french troops the door. the french defense minister visited the country's former colony olson and his cut duality pledge fresh military support. it only the consumer and the army of the ivory coast is nothing like that of 10 years ago. and now it makes the ivory coast a country of stability. a country in which we can nurture and document

i must be sure that you will hand over thomas.erything i know, and then you will throw me, as always. you understand, chief. you need us for each other for thomas, the third star will fall on shoulder straps. and i’m even somewhere in the outback, how do you know that i’m a lieutenant colonel, you are a famous character, everyone knows you. well, to be honest now in the wings i'm breaking semyonov pasha, your friend heard from him. in general, so first protection, then the information will be refused. my legs will fall to the chekists. all of ours are laid out. i think what to do. and we need parmesan alive and healthy, come on. have you forgotten here? what a job pasha removed you from our head office. do you really think that if i was removed from your head office, we will never see each other again. i went back to my old office, i don't care where and where you 're back, damn it. well, wait. don't boil over. in your testimony in the architect's case, you expressed the version that one more member remained at large. the organiza

it's true, thomas sanker. i was a hero, but he belongs 1st to his family. even if he is a br canapes for me, it is the opinion of the family that counts. while not as it is friday, it's true that his remains belong to his family and there are decisions that are up to them. but i also think that people deserve to be heard because outside of his family, he was also a president that many love didn't would as he was a president, that many new there. i think we can bury him at the memorial and it will be special . how did it won't go unnoticed because he's someone that people like. i think people will remember him always. ah, explosions have reportedly been heard in the iranian city of carriage 40 kilometers away from the countries capital. according to local media, as defense systems will activate this parts of military drills by the islamic revolutionary gods call. summon verified damage. a footage apparently shows anti i croft rounds, being fired into the night sky. the defends, the things reportedly kept shooting for several minutes according to a rainy and

the medias war on clearance and ginni thomas.from the washington examiner case against thomas's, one more from the federalist, political. they watch the attack -- thank you, mister chairman. >> without objection, so ordered. the gentlelady from missouri, representative bush, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i think the chair for convening this crucial hearing. as i listened to reverend schenck's testimony, i've been thinking about people who aren't dining with supreme court justices. who don't get to launch multi million dollar influence campaigns to strip away other peoples freedoms. we do not have access to people of power, but to feel the pain of powerful decisions. i'm thinking about nurses in missouri who have to comply with comprehensive and mandatory ethics standards, as i had to as a north in missouri. whose daily decision-making impact low income, marginalized, communities. and, i am thinking about black and brown women dealing with life threatening complications because of a lawless, on accountable, sup

is commissioner thomas back? >> i'm back, yes. >> i thought i heard him. >> okay, we're doing a roll call vote on cola? >> i'm an aye. >> okay, 6-0, motion passes. >> madam secretary, please call the next item. >> item number 12, determination of fiscal year 2023-2024 determination and approval of credited interest rate. >> it's the interest rates that our members earn while certificate of deposit nearly tripled, average rate still remain below the 4% specified in city charter. please accept the interest rate of 4% for the upcoming plan. >> move adoption to continue the current interest rate at 4%. >> second. [no audio] >> president safai, i don't think you could be heard. >> sorry. madam secretary, please call public comment. >> thank you, mod later, do we have any in-house speakers? >> madam secretary we have no house speakers. >> any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, we have no callers on the line. >> hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> we have a motion made by commissioner driscoll sec

of 16,000 shown here in this paul revere engravinghi parents are a preacher turned merchant named thomas paine. a preacher turned merchant. figure that one out and a preacher's daughter named eunice. her father, reverend samuel treat, was a minister among native americans on cape cod and, you know, thomas and eunice raise him and three sisters in a house a block from the public latin school. so bob has no excuse for tardiness. indeed, he graduates at the head of his class, other future patriot alumnae include samuel adams and john hancock, the school's most famous dropout. benjamin franklin, whom paine will soon meet and discover a shared interest in scientific matters. bob's diary records his fascination with what he calls the electra city, as well as fire works at age 14, when boston is celebrating the fall of the french colonial city of lewisburg home court, two marauding privateers during the dimly recalled war of austrian succession, bob marvels at what he calls, quote, all manner of fireworks on boston common before long, his diary will reveal his love of skating gunning, swimming,

it's owned by the local iron entrepreneur thomas cobb, who's 22 year old daughter sally runs the tavern and catches the eye of a 35 year old bachelor who, by the way, has had a string of girlfriends over the years and i think turn them off because his language was too flowery for them in some of his correspondence with them as his survived. anyhow, sally cobb is on his radar screen. meanwhile, in boston, the people are feeling the impact of new taxes imposed by parliament to pay for the french and indian war. the stamp act of 1765 spawns the true born sons of liberty and is repealed only to be followed in 1767 by the townsend act, causing the british appointed governor thomas bernard to dissolve the legislature for refusing to retract its denunciation of the taxes leading to mob violence and protests. and this is in 1767. soldiers are now staying in the townhouse in 1768, only a year after samuel adams and others have insisted that a public gallery be installed in the old townhouse so that the public can can see the accountability of its legisla tors. that's a first in the colonies. mea

>> finn: okay, let's not make a scene, thomas. douglas doesn't need that. >> thomas: i agree, but he just moved in, okay? i wanna check on him. i wanna see how he's doing. you can't bar me from seeing my own son. >> steffy: no one is saying that. but just because douglas is living here doesn't mean you have access to him whenever you want. >> thomas: no one is keeping me from douglas. i love him too much. ♪♪♪

thomas thomas mr. -- juice thomas: mr. schnapper, just so we're clear about the -- your claim is, are you saying that youtube's application of its algorithms is particular to in this case they're using a different algorithm to the one that, say, they're usingor cooking videos or are they ung the same algorithm across the board? mr. schnapper: it's the same algorithm across the board. justice thomas: if it's the same algoth i think you have to give us a clear examp oit -- what your point is exactly. it's t same algorithm to present cookingids to people who are interested in cooking d isis videos, people who are tested in isis, racing videos, people o e interested in racing? then, ihi you're going to have to expln re clearly if it's neutral in tt way how your claim is set apart from that. mr. schnapper: surely. i may turn to the practice of displaying thumb nails which i a major part of what's at issue here. the proem- and the issue is not the mannern which ytu displays videos. it actually displays, as you know from havi lke

let's go to thomas morn an deadlocked. let's go to thomas morgan in _ deadlocked.les. it _ deadlocked. let's go to thomas morgan in wales. it is - deadlocked. let's go to thomas morgan in wales. it is only i deadlocked. let's go to thomas| morgan in wales. it is only unite members of the ambulance working profession but are on strike today? that's right. there was due to be the royal college of nurses, royal couege the royal college of nurses, royal college of midwives, they were due to strike tomorrow. physiotherapists and ambulance workers from the gmb union. those four unions postponed their strike action after the welsh government, the welsh health minister, tabled a new and improved offer last thursday. that offer is a 3% rise. at half that, 1.5%, will be a one—off payment, half will go to salaries across the future. now, unite was the only union that decided to carry on with their strike and they held further talks over the weekend. their leader was here this morning and she was saying, well, we are very close now, the welsh government does need to go much fu

leah thomas, the swimmer who of leah thomas and leah thomas, the ranked swimmer who of leah thomas ands, the ranked somethingimmer who of leah thomas and leah thomas, the ranked something like er who of leah thomas and leah thomas, the ranked something like 5900 was ranked something like 590. yeah shoulders his way here. now all that one time. yeah. well, thomas transitioned and was number one. yeah. what it means improvement. well done to that woman. it just shows women woman. yeah it just shows women are better and better woman. yeah it just shows women are the better and better woman. yeah it just shows women are the b but' and better woman. yeah it just shows women are the b but interestingly, all the time. but interestingly, the legislature in uk and the legislature in the uk and you know, i think we can all agree that transgender women has made women's sport a lot more interesting. but the solution is of uk, the gender act of of the uk, the gender act of 2004 and the equality act of 2010 say that, you know, people with gender recognition certificates have be treated as female pur

of course, not, reduce thomas sparrow. i'd like to come back to you in respect to come to horace who were about to see what are you my looking for here. i agree with terry on that view, that it will be important to hear from pamela harris that reassurance that the trans atlantic relationship. in other words, the relationship between the us and europe is very strong. that they are working hand in hand when it comes, not only to ukraine, but you are the challenges around the world. now it is something that we have heard many, many times in the past. also immunity also at that same venue in the past. but the context is different. now we have a war in ukraine. we have that 1st anniversary coming up. and there's a lot of discussion, not only as to what that trans atlantic relationship might do to bring about an end to the war in ukraine. so it'll be interesting to see how cameron harris will focus on these issues, how they will differ from what we've heard in the past by her from, by other us officials. it's always important to

thomas jefferson. good afternoon. back in march of 1775, when this convention place, the capital, virginia, is still located down in williamsburg. so you may wonder, why did this meeting take place here in? richmond instead of there? and the answer is quite simple. lord dunmore, who was the royal governor of virginia at the time, had dissolved the house of burgesses, and as he was against this extra legal meeting, the meeting was moved here to richmond to be away from the governor's power. you see the 50 miles that separate richmond and williamsburg would provide ample time for the delegates and the attendees of the convention to disperse should the governor decide that he wanted to send troops. now, as andrew mentioned, the town of, richmond at that time was a small town of about 600 souls. and henrico parish church. this building here was the only building larger to handle all of the delegates who would be arriving from all over the state, not to mention myles selden, who was the rector of henrico parish at the time

anyway, let's do your job. well, he said, but i wanted to warn you thomas.ow i am doing your business with your cops. i am aware of everything that happens in my area. i know and it's a pity that you did not hear me and acted in your own way. do you want to replay? i didn’t mean it at all, roma, what happened in the end. and i have nothing to do with it, right? okay, wait. do you think i'm a complete scumbag ? so you were going to return the money back to him in this? am i also hard to believe? no, of course not, why? no. you judge with the other side. what is the world's zone to open fire in the city center? yes, he answers on his own land. i'm out of business. yes, interesting . well, you know that the yakut was a complex character and many had teeth for him. need good. thank you. hello. well, investigator. i got midnight, it turned my soul out of me, in general, now there are no legal people at night illegally, but it’s normal for you. let's make a deal right now. if you want me to work for you, do you listen to me if i tell you, get out of town, are you

what is what is thomas doing? all of this is going on. thomas is up and he he won the battle of peachtree creek. but in a way, you could say those attacks against him froze in his position. he hasn't been ordered to press too strongly against from north to south against atlanta. at the same time that their battles are occurring. so he's pretty much in a stagnant position. stewart, who is opposing him, is weighed for the momentum to roll its way up to his position and he's going to he's ready to attack thomas. but as he will write in his report, it never became a general, although it really did, because cheatham is as well before him. and to give you evidence, this clearly was the plan to roll it up northward. when she then attacked his corps, he attacked it. he attacked it on ashland stevenson's division, starting from the south 20 minutes later, followed by john c brown, followed 50 minutes later by clayton. he had to roll it up south to north. he kept he kept that strategy strategy. is. hood's failure at atlanta. one of the reasons why