times. but it's 100 years ago. it's amazing to think about that. just wanted to start off by asking a little bit, how you found these things and then we'll go into the landscape of what chicago was like 98 years ago. >> all right. can you hear me okay with this? well, the project not as a book, right? and i get to cureate the photo archives at the journal. i go down into the basement and dig through old negatives and folders with prints in them and usually i'm down there because i'm trying to find a specific thing for our weekly vintage tribune page which had been formerly known as flashback. and when i'm down there searching for one thing, it's like a rabbit hole. you know, you found one thing and oh, gosh, look at that. if you know an inkling about chicago history you can usually come up with a handful at the archives. when i was down there, i found a box that said mom on it, and four or five glass plate negatives, they're from early 1900's to about 1930 is when those were used for photogr

look at yourself all the time, not all the time, when to remember this and ask yourself.are in a dream as soon as you understand that you are in a dream. you can control this dream, that is, you are already the king of your dreams. and this is the benefit of managing your dreams. no benefit from my point of view. yes, indeed , they are still trying to adapt this to something. uh, well, first of all. uh, he's trying to adapt this to the treatment of people who have intrusive nightmares. these are people. here, those who have experienced some kind of exceptional stress, psychotrauma, and they have this traumatic episode. indeed, regardless of their desires , a dream constantly spills out. it's very painful. so they are taught to interact. with these, so to speak , dream images. so, uh, maintaining control over them, but again, to learn this technique of lucid dreaming. you need to spend a lot of time. why is it easier to give a pill to this patient and he will calm down, and it won’t go away just as much faster. these unpleasant dreams. another semi-mythological theme. many

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that is time. young gentleman from tennessee is now recognized for five minutes. >> i appreciate your leadership on this issue .-tony work are false and good friends. mister dejoy the last time we talked i yell at you. i'll try not to do that this time i'm passionate about my constituents and problems they are having thank you for being here. i wanted to start by assessing issues constituents have with the us postal service. these articles in knoxville i cannot get mail delivered over a week in some instances businesses cannot send invoices to receive payments and since i've been in congress it seems to progressively get worse. i'm not sure if that's due to my leadership or what but mail deliveries are hurting families in our community . how is the delivery for america plan addressing service performance ? >> first of all i'm not aware of particular problems in knoxville and i can give you a description of where we have issues how they're having. i will say the delivery for america plan is having a

time, what was done.ll transparency, we're going to dig into anything that we've got there. meanwhile, there were other complaints about how bbc news covered the story, with one outlined here by dennis taylor. my concern is over the way russell brand is being treated by the media. he should be subjected to the investigation by the police and, if necessary, being brought before the courts so that the full majesty of the law can be initiated, not by what's happening now, which is why the media are doing trial by television, by newspaper, by editorial or whatever. it is not right. let's talk about the journalistic challenges for the bbc around russell brand with richard burgess, director of news content. hello, richard, and welcome back to newswatch. this is an issue that's coming up more and more, isn't it? detailed allegations about inappropriate behaviour against a named person but without them being charged with any criminal offence. are you worried this could be trial by media? no, i think it's importan

a lot of times the photography at that time period was staged. i looked through the box and it was all about this woman. we don't have boxes full of women. soit's usually men. there'ser no wi-fi down there. it's not like i can easily google who this person is. i ran back up the stairs, got to the newsroom and put her name in and she was kitty mom, that's what she called herself. she had been wanted for a murder in 1924 and the more i dug, i realized she was kind of a small contractor in the play chicago. then i thought wait a minute, i wonder if we have all the people who are -- all the women in the playay chicago. so i started writing all their names town, real life people, i didn't know that the women in the play chicago were based on real people. i had to go back down to archive and found the rest of them, they were all there. i was pretty excited. i came back to the newsroom. i digitized all the gas plate negatives and sat on it for two years. >> like a good journalist does when they find something cool. >> when you two back town to massive a

so three, two. one, and i wrote one, time, time, time, dima, i ask you what to write, i didn’t forbid ask you for clarification, because you have doctors, i understand, there are, no, there are no doctors, there are military doctors, no, and they also write that it was nils, who took it out with the help of a tube, nils, everything , now it’s clear. please don’t take it away, stanislavina, damn it, i think it’s old man khatabych, what gave away old man khotabych, nothing, i just have such associations, dasha, don’t rewrite anything else, please, you corrected your answer twice, twice, to the first , aladin, aladin, where, excuse me, abu, there should be different answers, but what confused lamp, yes, let there be aladdin. i accepted the answer nils, i accepted the answer aladin and old man khatabych, at your table there is the correct answer, i want to make you happy, this is old man khatamich, of course, you have two wrong answers, two elements will have to be completed in our tower, stanislav, please, the author of the tale old man khattabych, lazar lagin, was born in vitek, cherban

how is the change of time now when the time change law is passed? we want to see what happens to the phone, but all in all, we will check the statistics and see how much effect all these changes have on the workforce that is being determined for the hour, or the general statistics published by the national productivity organization. how much has the interest rate changed in the past two years of the 13th government? in general, the performance record of the 13th government has almost reached 3.6 in the past two years , according to the statistics of the national organization we published the productivity growth of two tenths of percent in the twelfth government. government questions 13th, it seems that the 11th and 12th governments of 2002 were minus six tenths of a percent, in general, mostly because of corona, look at the 10-year statistics in 2011, minus seven tenths of a percent, the productivity growth of the total factors of production came to minus 7 percent in 2012, minus 5 of the year it was 91, in 94 it was negative 4%, only in 95 we have

decent time on a tough day. 41 minutes.happy with that. at 58 it's not so much about the competing anymore. it's just the whole experience of being something as big as this. facing the highjump bar for the first time in seven months, this is charmaine�*s first major competition after injury, and she has something to prove. i am absolutely made up. if there is a reason for me to compete, i'll compete. and this is a nice reason to compete. when you're representing a community, it's not about what you haven't got. it's about what you have got. and i've got a lot in here. so, yeah, let's let's go for it. see what happens. it really is about giving people the opportunity to compete. it gives islands an opportunity to have high level competitions in a way that they might not have if they were just focusing on the main global stuff, that you've got your olympics, you've got your commonwealth games, you've got the world championships. charmaine�*s positive attitude shines brightly. for alderney�*s young athletes, it's infectious. w

you can call us at any time and we have to come to the unit.u have a friendly team or spend time together outside of work? yes, of course, later it just becomes work and yours. let's say so, what is our shift? you stand in for her all the time, she is like your second family, you come here, you live with these people 24 hours a day, you are with them, and your relatives when you are on call, they know about it, they worry about you, first of all, the wife was constantly worried about it , worried about what else such a job is, well i chose such a job, i said and always. this is my job, and i will do it after that i chose her, well, later she got used to it, got used to it all and worries , worries all the time. there are people who are grateful for the fact that we will save their property, their life, their personal life, if life is very much, people are also in the yard, then if they see us , who congratulates them , they say thank you, the last time when it happened. the fact that we did our job well, i think they did their job, what motivat

time is number 25 on the list. so his extraordinary service of all time received a high award from croatia is notorious not to publish the government. the king is one email, middle concert in silver and gold clips for service on the enemy file. the bottom line is it's this, that kind of metal, somebody's correlation and jim, and also this is only a wanted to someone who really ends and deserves it. in costa, in june and july 1942. that was code full time. the gym and secret document from june. the 2nd order is to general styles with most new combat group from colonel shinkel. the general call to most of the very most general stuff. come on for sub you agent structed styles headquarters to quote, reach agreement with the croatian government. concerning the default ation of prisoners to correlation camps and elsewhere. anticipated arrival dates and numbers of to be reported by phone before each transport leaves for the quarter. most of branch of the general come up for sylvia. now, let's see what happened to those 68

good, full time was 24 years old. and ambitious young officer who wanted promotion and career progression in original gym and documents the bell and documentation center and the national archive in washington. we can see a list of on us on the very 1st page appended to this report is a listing of 34 men single down the meritorious service. only 34 men out of 25000 correlation german forces in gaines didn't because our operation left tenant of all time is number 25 on the list. so his extraordinary service of all time received a high award from curly shows and notorious not say public government. the king is one email of metal and silver and gold clips for service on the enemy file. the bottom line is it's this, that kind of metal, somebody's correlation, and jim, and also ortiz, is only a wanted to someone who really comes and deserves it. in costa, in june and july, 1942. that was code full time. the gym and secret document from june. the 2nd oldest, the general sales with both near combat group from colonel shinkel,

we are out of time. we either vote yes to keep the federal government open or we will shut the government down. again, this is not very complicated. we either vote to keep the government open by voting yes or vote no and take responsibility for shutting down the federal government. this cannot be simpler. this could not be easier. the american people are wise and they get it. it's hard to believe that some members of congress would be confused on something so easy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from connecticut. ms. delauro: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves her time. the gentlelady from texas. ms. granger: i yield to mrs. miller meeks for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from iowa is recognized. mrs. miller meeks: i rise to respond to keeping the government open 45 days. shutting down the government should be a last resort. my priority has always been to protect and represent my constituents to the best of

i'm sure this comes up from time to time. and with your amazing career and the demands time wise, you have a husband, but do you have any kids? i don't have any kids yet. um, big yet. i like that. we hope to have a family eventually, but much like the military, the nasa astronaut office is really supportive of families. whatever those look like, whether that's your dual professional couple like i am, whether you're adopting kids, whether you have your family while you're there or had it before you came, we're really like closeness, knit community. and definitely it's one that supports whatever family planning choices. it's members choose to make throughout their careers or i want to thank you, ma'am. so as we close our conversation session today, i want to remind not only our in-person audience, but our listening audience, said stephen. indicators had impact throughout our nation. there are 11 states in our country that have towns, cities or villages named after decatur. some of them are very large, like decatur, georgia, som

that was code full time. a german secret document from june . the 2nd order is to general styles west, both near combat group from colonel shinkel, the general quote to most of the very most general stuff. come on for some be instructed styles headquarters to quote, reach agreement with the croatian government. concerning the deportations of prisoners took relations, camps and elsewhere. the anticipated arrival, dates and numbers ought to be reported by phone before each transport leaves for the quarter mazda branch of the general commode for sub. you know, let's see what happened to those 68000 pull people, including 20000 children. this is the arrival of people from costa, the son of its extermination camp. it's true that over the entrance at red labour camp, but it turned out to be the west and most brutal camp of the mall. descent of its concentration camp covered some 240 square kilometers. the one no gas chambers, the work was for the many people were killed with knives, so they tennis or just chilled the historical factors that didn't jus

and then another time with mustard and another time with the oven, which was a real test for me.he moment when the knuckle is thoroughly thawed in the oven. well, what and how much is needed 1:40. well, let's just wait and see. thank you very much for almost two hours of waiting and my work paid off with interest, juicy and such an appetizing golden crust, the knuckle is already on my table try, listen, well, not really messed up. it turned out very tasty and you can feel both honey and mustard. i'm not superfluous. it's just delicious food from the wood-fired oven. it's something. special i can call it the magic of aroma and taste. well, there are too many words. i suggest just enjoy. after a delicious lunch , i would lie down on that very stove, but i just can’t afford it when there is such beauty around in the tourist complex there are a lot of options for a great vacation, for example you can rent a bike and ride along the picturesque paths in the village of children. here , even without gadgets and without the internet , you can spend the whole day. for example , ride a bike

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

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this is the time. when grant takes over, he will unwind what johnson has done and remind people of the vision of lincoln before him. it is a fascinating time. you think of presidents in top positions, and that was a tough one. when he makes a grand bargaining with the election in doubt, really were a country on the brink of falling back into a civil war, they say it was the . in reality, it's a white militia that is former confederate soldiers that believe it is time to rise up again. it's a insurgency that is happening. he is trying to make this deal in a way that they will buy in. if all parties are not in, the deal is going to fall apart. >> you get a sense for how difficult this must have been? i must have missed this in history class, because i did not realize it until i read your book, talk about the dominican republic and the role that grant and others thought it might play in this mess? >> they were throwing everything against the wall about possibilities to soothe the south. to make it so this

and then my own time. which is 50% of my time >> and the 3 rotating duty officers are immediate response or the on case. and that was from department of emergency management the red cross which there is an ins debt being resolved. we have our budget limitations butt idea this we have one person and only one person who's job it is, at the lead department on this, to serve as the point of contact and on going support and case management replacing people in housing one person for the entire city is the reason that i believe my staff plays this role. as well as prebl men of my clothes people don't know where to go if than i are not hearing back from hsa. not because the one person is in the is because it is one person and i just like as a city i appreciate the efforts to coordinate better with red cross and look at nert but you know, i will just suggest and look forward to working with everyone involveod trying to make this a reality have a point person who is city staff. who come out to the scene of a fire an

i would at this time reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady controls the only time. ms. plaskett: i yield to the gentlewoman from minnesota. the chair: the gentlelady from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: thank you. i rise in strong support to the delegate from the virgin islands' amendment. we know these countries are seeking to influence our way of life. to define ways to divide us and ultimately make us weaker. we know that china and russia, they are very active in this. and even working to influence our elections and disrupt our democracy. this amendment is necessary to ensure that we have the tools necessary to fight against these nefarious actions. i support this amendment and i hope my colleagues will do the same. the chair: the gentlelady from the virgin islands is recognized. ms. plaskett: at this time, mr. chair, i have nothing further. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from the virgin islands. so many as are in favor

for the third time, third time is the charm. david.porter at axios. stef, i want to begin with you. what can you tell us about the bipartisan spending bills the senate is expected to push this session? >> we know that they likely are going to have a tough time in the house, when they get there. speaker, kevin mccarthy is going to be dealing with a lot going into this next session coming out of the august recess. regardless of what the senate has already passed. republicans have already indicated that they are not sure they would even be willing to back a short term stopgap measure to extend the deadline that we are facing to fund the government. we are going to see this front and center as congress comes back next week, with the debate really heating up. it is hard to see how this gets resolved, in any quick manner. we've already reported to axios that there are some republicans in the house who we are expecting to have to get democrats on their side to vote for any short term measure. >> david, let's talk about the split screen playin

time. the thought is the sound, but think about yeah, the. yeah, but above, above me that in the middle of set of stuff old right now. the people that are swimming down, the table with kids just enjoyed the beautiful hub above us. the missile is exploding in the sky, so it's double. it's coming down to a talk. less costly to join him in a himself. now if i'm press tv, who's in the city of service stuff, well, it's only good to see, you know, as we saw, he witnessed the attack to, um, what can you tell us about that? it was just in the hub film and some b roll. some put into the news of course, and uh, i saw samantha dispense some results, go up, and then the major tax happens in the sense uh, loud explosions. i saw one explosion in the sky right above me. um people just swimming and people enjoy its a beautiful city stuff, a stucco it by peaceful city. it feels like so this is a major attack. i've seen a been so the number of times of, of this is of a significant event that's happened in th

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i had a great time, i had a great time on the radio.body�*s life. people getting big sums of money. it's good. it's good fun, you know? i was just aware of a tremendous amount riding on it. more so for a few other people behind the scenes than me — people put their houses on it. and it was quite a change for me, i suppose, from a lot of the sort of lighter stuff i'd done. it was quite a proper, serious, grown—up programme, so yeah, i was a bit nervous. let's talk about the opposite of grown up programmes. tell me about tiswas. tell you about tiwas? yes, that wasn't grown—up. it was just mad. it was wonderful. i mean, if i do an after—dinner now, bearing in mind all the things i've done for so long, the first question will be something about sallyjames or spit the dog or something. i can't understand why sally james never gets a custard pie. ido! i think we can clear that up. cheering. i mean, ijust remember one morning i'm rolling about in custard with annie lennox, chrissie hynde and sheena easton, and i thought, "i'm being paid for th

time is 431. and clergy of the oakland catholic diocese have until tonight at 5:00 pm to document their claims. that deadline is the last chance for survivors to confidentially share their claims of abuse against the church, including a chance to receive legal settlements. the diocese of oakland filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in may after more than 300 individuals civil lawsuits were filed against its clergy. and in east oakland, a huge crowd gathered inside and outside of a church over the weekend for a meeting about public safety. oakland mayor shengtao and alameda district attorney pamela price joined members of the community for the panel discussion. the church was filled and people were waiting outside to get in. some community members say the crime in oakland is out of control and urged city leaders to declare a state of emergency. but mayor tao says that is not the answer to oakland's crime problem. calling for his day of emergency right now. when we are doing everything th

. ., ., ., , , ., time.ntries, - time. how dangerous is it for the neighbouring countries, for- time. how dangerous is it for the neighbouring countries, for the l neighbouring countries, for the likes of chad, central african republic, south sudan? those are three countries that are already in a very precarious situation.- a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally _ a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally dangerous. - a very precarious situation. yeah, it's exceptionally dangerous. it i it's exceptionally dangerous. it goes back to my former point of if the conflict is left to fester because there's not enough attention being placed on western capitals, then of course we're going to see this conflict spread. it's already spreading in the permutations are going to have dire effects in a number of countries you just mentioned right now. i don't think time has passed us by. i don't think it's inevitable that conflict is going to spare out into sudan. it is going to spare out into suda

do you remember your first time hosting "snl?"[ laughter ] >> seth: well, hold -- let me reframe it do you remember much about last saturday [ laughter ] >> nothing nothing at all that's -- even then, i didn't -- i know that i left after, after -- >> seth: yeah. >> after at 6:00 >> seth: yeah. >> so, that's where my memory started. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> amazing >> seth: but is it -- do you remember -- the high of hosting, does that feel the same even though you're doing it for your fifth time >> oh, there was a serious high of hosting going on. [ laughter ] >> seth: i -- i promise i'm not trying to walk right into this [ laughter ] >> everyone in the dressing room had a whole high of hosting feel [ laughter ] >> seth: so, you're saying it's almost contagious when they're around you >> people a contagion. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> thick with -- anyway. >> seth: hey, this is very exciting so, you have your own -- your own weed dispensary? >> i do. >> seth: congratulations [ cheers and applause >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: t

it's the first time the u.s.ded an alleged weed smoker for an international criminal since 2016 [ laughter ] president biden tweeted this morning about the release of wnba star brittney griner from a russian prison and said, quote, she is safe, she is on a plane, she is on her way home and i'd say she's happy, but she's still a 6'9" person on a plane. [ laughter ] former president trump's legal team reportedly found at least two items marked classified while searching through one of his florida storage units. and that's not all they found. [ laughter ] "i'm having trouble with my rent." that's right, trump's legal team reportedly found at least two items marked classified in one of his storage units in west palm beach you needed a storage unit? how many documents did you steal? you live in a hotel. [ laughter ] for the first time in four decades, journalists and staffers at the new york times last night began a 24-hour strike to protest for better salaries and benefits. so, for today only, there were two reasons

this time in mill basin, brooklyn. mommy bunked with my dear miriam, who also living there at the time in the room of his three bedroom house. i slept on an inflatable mattress in the living room downstairs, their cargo with their cocker spaniel gringa, where i'd stay up late. american ninja warrior george lopez the fresh prince of bel-air, as on g4. if anyone catches that until i dozed off by, then my allergies had subsided. earlier in the book, i describe a terrible asthma attack that i had puerto rico. that wasn't to too long before this, but at that point, asthma was kind of gone. when morning came, i lug the inflated mattress up to mom's room and leave it there until it was time to call it a night again. as the days slowly tick by, my lips were permanently chapped by the frosty weather cracking and bleeding like my heart. i connected with my friends online. the chats were tinged with knowing that there were more than i thought that they were more than a thousand miles apart with no winter clothes to keep us warm.

they did not know it at the time.so as it turns out, one of the chief beneficiary beneficiaries of this new jim crow system was none other than the machine itself. so historian with withhold explains it this way. quote, the reform of the electorate boomerang and on the reformers it reduced the electorate by one half, removing that voting power at the bottom, which probably would have supported reform. so a bit more about martin here, the guy at the center of the machine during world war one. senator martin, who was at the top of the machine at this point. he oversaw the greatest expenditure of revenue that the government of the united states had ever made at that time. so world war one. so that strain took its toll and martin's health started suffer suffering as one of the casualties of war. so when republicans seized control of the senate in march of 19, 19, martin became minority leader. eight months later, he died in charlottesville, and the future of the machine was in doubt. jesse frederick essary wrote this for

time to time. he was a tough debater. it has been said that milton friedman never lost a debate in his entire career. his wife would dispute that, but nevertheless, i saw friedman in action and i never wanted to debate with him. last year, i was in the london underground with paul krugman. keynesian economist, "new york times" columnist, and krugman has quite a high opinion of himself. at one point, i said, paul, have you ever lost a debate? he paused for a minute and said, you know, i really don't think so. i said, it is too bad milton friedman is not alive because he you would lose. he humbled himself enough to admit that was probably true. anyway, just for those of you who may not know much about milton friedman, let me go over a brief career about his life. he was an academic, he has written some best-selling books, and he was probably the best well-known economist of his age. born in 1912 in brooklyn, attended rutgers university, took a part-time job to pay his way through school, from immigra

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in every time.d, well, it’s an honest weapon. we’ll pay back there, let’s distance ourselves and finally hit ukraine. what can we expect from the kremlin after what happened? just wait for the continuation of what is there, because they can’t do anything else, and this is their constant shamanism . municipal interest rates have been decided, well, it's not even funny. it was funny at the beginning because, in general, well, first of all , we've been hearing this song for almost the entire year and a half of the war, actually since the moment when the people from the north of ukraine were driven out of kyiv with strawberries, since then of time we hear all the time that ah, ah, isn't it time to go to the reception center ? well, when 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 m

two hours on the air. of time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what thetwo hours to keep up with economic news and sports news. two hours in the company of your favorite presenters, presenters who have become familiar to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso. greetings friends, this is the worldview program on the espresso tv channel, my name is vasyl zimaya, for the next hour and 45 minutes we will talk about a very important topic, today we will talk about the war, but our guest will talk about this war, the person with whom we talked and he was already on the air, i think in the 15th or 16th year, andriy shashuk, with the call sign masiver, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine who has already passed, who is already going to this war for quite a long time, and we will talk about the war with him, through the eyes of a military officer, as they say, without any ... bleaching or whitewashing, and many thin

times, the times and channel 4 sunday times, the times and channel4 contemptuously sunday times, thehannel 4 contemptuously the channel 4 as contemptuously the mainstream media year old mainstream media as 16 year old girl complained of being girl has complained of being groomed this man. two women groomed by this man. two women have they were and have said they were raped and there are more and more cases coming tonight. and you say you're hero, you think? you're a hero, don't you think? before you say something, hero, hang on. don't think hang on. don't you think before you hero, should you say he's a hero, you should establish whether very establish whether these very serious allegations are true . serious allegations are true. well, what's the answer to that? >> before i tweeted that out, i had spoken to several sources close to brand, close to the times . times. >> had you spoken to those four women? >> i was confident that there is no smoking gun in this regard. >> right . i no smoking gun in this regard. >> right. i remain confident having watched the dispatches, if that is wh

work on time .t's a pain in the ass because of my job. i can't take it anymore. kindergarten is a place where children can easily spend time for school before we wake them up the working hours of sada and sima news agency, the killing of a chali soldier by french soldiers in the city of fazel abad in the north , 4 people of this city were killed in a demonstration demanding the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of french soldiers. you don't want me anymore, the withdrawal of the french military is the most important demand of the chal protestors. they marched towards the french military base by holding a demonstration, but chad's security forces blocked their way and tried to disperse them by firing tear gas. the french shouted and demanded an immediate and unconditional exit the french soldiers became french. a young man was deliberately killed. the french took all of us. they took our property and possessions. the worst thing is that they kill us and we are tired of them and their colonialism

the comment nishimura was seen for the first time last month and it will be seen for the last time withins. brian hackney has details. >> reporter: comment nishimura is back, but it's not beggar bigger than ever. >> we will go to the physics lab where we can see the comet. >> reporter: we were are at hayward college, home of the fighting gladiators, and scott has been astronomy professor here for 30 years. >> reporter: we are here to learn about a comment that appeared suddenly come out of the loop. >> nishimura was discovered a month ago, early august by a japanese astronomer. somebody who loves what they do, and does not need to be paid to do it. >> reporter: images are spreading worldwide. they are beautiful, fantastic, and not what we will see. >> it is very hard to spot. you will not see something as beautiful as this , the telescope with a very advanced camera captures. at best, you and i in the early morning, we will see a tiny dot. >> reporter: this is what you will see. if you manage to find it in the predawn sky, here is how. >> you want to look to see this comment in the easter

came in half this time.r in the name of soviet-polish friendship which, as they thought then, would be eternal with god - it was taken for weakness, but the lesson was learned. time has shown that our noble desire to live in peace was not appreciated by our neighbors, and the reunification of the country was the return of justice. and today we are united, we want something very simple, we believe that it would be fair for us to decide for ourselves how we will live in our country. we consider it fair to determine on our own, and not at the behest of someone else, how we relate to our past, how we develop in the present and how we see our future. it would be fair if the paths of development of our motherland that were supported by the absolute majority of citizens will adhere to those who think somehow differently think somehow differently possible but initially, generally democratic, and not what democracy has become today, which rightly means those who are in the minority , they must adapt to the majority,

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., , ., , times.there are 11 million people in the uk that do not have the i times. there are 11 million people l in the uk that do not have the basic digital skills that they need and we know that people over 65 or ten times more likely to fall into that category. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc website. uk police are investigating the murder of a 15—year—old girl in south london, who was stabbed on her way to school. a teenage boy was arrested shortly after the girl died at the scene in croydon, and police say he may have known the victim. trainee surgeons have started working with a new artificial intelligence tool that can help to guide them through complicated brain surgery. the technology is being developed at university college london — with the hope it can used during live surgery within two years, making the procedures safer and more effective. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. the future of health care is changing rapidly. here, machines have been l

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