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

bud and government viewed each other at the time. �* ., , ,., ., the time.of these communications, whatsapp i these communications, whatsapp messages, e—mails before. how much more detail are we getting in this enquiry? how much more of these messages are we seeing compared to what has come out previously? tote messages are we seeing compared to what has come out previously? we are definitely getting _ what has come out previously? we are definitely getting more _ what has come out previously? we are definitely getting more as _ what has come out previously? we are definitely getting more as the - what has come out previously? we are definitely getting more as the days - definitely getting more as the days go by. what happens at the end of the day during these enquiry days is we see this evidence pop up on the screen and at the end of the day there is a full disclosure and all there is a full disclosure and all the documents are published online. that is why you often get more news lies later in the day and the newspapers have something else to go on the nex

time is on my side, time is on my side, on my side. in any case in this case, many journalists decided so, his face was on billboards, on the covers of newspapers and magazines, although he is a doctor, an anesthesiologist. doctor of medical sciences, chief physician of the most famous hospital in kommunarka, denis protsenko. hello, denis nikolaevich. hello, natalia. well, how was it for you, seeing yourself on billboards was probably unusual, it remains to be unusual, because somehow medicine, by and large, does not involve these stories, in fact, this is a feeling of unusualness, maybe even some kind of discomfort, it persists. people, how... they reacted to you on the street, and now , when, when you became recognizable, well, they reacted accordingly, that it was impossible to go anywhere because they asked for selfies to take photographs, i never refused, but i can’t say , what gave me pleasure, that it gave me pleasure, now from time to time they probably learn, fortunately, less often, now they probably still know me more, my co

time?gures, whatever comes to your mind, maybe there is some doubts, mental anguish, please pour it all down on paper, and we ’ll see if something coincides, it happens, but time passes. not bad, vitebsk, the youth capital, katya, let's start with you, i'll ask tv viewers to sit down just in case, and if you're standing, so, bang, mozart, aginski, well, thank you, libretos are mostly written by writers, no, i ask you, show me also, yes, well, someone is now choking, yes, someone is being given artificial respiration, so let the person recover, sit back on the sofa, and fall into a coma again. dunin martsinkevich, this is what i wanted to see on your cards, alas, vladimir, you did not escape the construction, you see, 30 seconds and three, which are important elements, three elements, yes, one on one and so that they survive if the tower collapses, we let's sum up the results of the second round, you will naturally take the lead, your account will be zero. once, not bad, the second element,

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yes, so as not to get divorced every time.ake a minute, stanislavno , let’s talk, let’s try, i know that you didn’t have anything at the hospital, and well, this is not a reason to sulk at each other , i’m on duty today, and tomorrow i’ll invite you wherever you want, i won’t go, why, i don’t want to be superfluous, i don’t understand, but i understood everything, well, that’s it. so we talked. you're both fools, but you're very smart, and we 're not smarter either, but older, and therefore more experienced, masha, men don't see hints in half a ton understand, therefore, as they say, there is no need to expect mercy from nature, okay, are you serious? whether? you come up and say, this and that, dear friend, i don’t like this and that, well, if he doesn’t understand anyway, then we need to look for someone else, you can’t beat a brother like that , not a brother, okay, pierrot, go, come on, talk already finally, go, malvina. yana, yes, don’t be afraid, i... uncle delmurat, we can talk to you, yes, of course. listen, now is a d

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we might to dig into that if we have time. please selection process is most passing for me i belted up in my headad as being this one way and revealing it was a whole different scenario. >> let's talk about it. the group of women as we get into each of them the very last to fly as you point out ended up being the astronaut who stayed the longest at the agency who flew by far the most flights doubling all the others combined. it is a situation of tortoise slow and steady wins the race. her first flight was after sally's second flight. i got to get to know them. shannon was never one of those people she was a mother when she was selected and had a lot of other things going on. did not really play in the game of i want to be first. she had an amazing career starting with i would love to hear what can you tell us about shannon that you uncovered will be a teaser for people to read the book? >> really nailed that some of things you just said about her. shannon among the six of them probably yea end of the most to be an astronaut. o

, time, come faster, let it be better, you will have more time for yourself, turn it over, turn over,closer to you, eight, seven, six, check yourself, closer to yourself, a little, four, three, two, one, let go of the peplum, but we won’t, support people, and support people, in this case it’s especially difficult, because you have to hide a smile, you have to support people in a particularly sad way, since absolutely each of us could be in their place , we are never happy, what to do, stepping tear appeared on masha's face, you did well, the tower collapsed, which means that all the points earned by the logos team at the moment, of course, were burned, let's sum up the results of the second round, with a score of 4: 0, forward, the team is breaking out , they worked, 4:00 is an insignificant advantage... of our game, especially if we take into account that the third round awaits us ahead , where each correct answer brings the teams as many as five points, five points for each correct answer, one answer will be enough for you to not only catch up , and overtake the opposing team, you n

he made it clear to you many times that he is not the man you need, but every time you managed to tonitially say that i i love the holidays there, gifts are important to me, i want a snowflake there in honor of my son’s birthday in winter, but please, i like sudden flowers there, i really love flowers, but you don’t even give me the opportunity to insert a word and there can be no action there, you do everything yourself, what? yes, you kind of say, but at the same time, if you live the same way as you communicate with us now, and i ’m sure that in general this is the case, then you don’t want to spoil anything, yes, you’re all like that they did it well, that i don’t want to spoil anything, this is the triggers podcast, and with you is its leading psychologist, tatyana krasnovskaya, psychotherapist sergei nasebyan, and we are listening to oksana’s story. you said a very important thing at the beginning of our conversation, when you voiced your request, how that you lost yourself in a relationship, yes, so you very clearly cut off two situations in your life, where you were before th

our personal time and our professional time but all of the city staff time. this we have all the individuals here that are taking time to discuss something this we have discussed repeatedly. this is not does not make sense for us to keep wasting time. can we focus when we are charged on doing? >> we never had an opportunity to vote yes or mow to adopt the nacole code of ethics. what is it did b this this is incorrect? which of the elements of the code of ethics do you object to. the list of agencies adopt today are not part of coved ethic this is is morely a list of agencies that nacole is aware have adopted that is incorrect. over the last 3 years sincelet may of 2020 nacole has spent thousands of hours consulting with communities around the country that come to for advice and expertise on stake over site. they are separate the lives agency this is adopt side not part of the code of ethics we would vote morely on the code of ethics itself not the list of agencies that have adopted. i believe you have been asking our commission pay for nacole events? no. >> i

firstly, alexey and i knew each other for a long time, starting from college times, then he moved tocted extras, once in a cafe, a huge cafe. extras only because there slava butus will play a song, and it was a fiction film, it turned out to be free, everything is absolutely, a walk in the park without a dog can become too expensive for you, your mother learns the morgue phone number by heart, when she is away, at home for too long. and all this time, so to speak, we were watching each other in the sense that he was building a cinematic career, and i all this, all this was happening before my eyes, he naturally, so to speak, watched that what is happening here, at a certain stage i already had thoughts, well, somehow, what we need. to help each other, so to speak, just on this path , yes, on the path to god, i may not be a very good, so to speak, assistant in this sense from the point of view of eloquence, to pronounce the necessary words, yes, but i one way or another, in general, i tried to talk to alexey about this topic , but sometimes he had a categorical attitude for a long tim

what's the time line in the next couple of weeks and months? >> we have time not much time.here is an overwhelming sense of urgency. >> mr. president, are you going to be able to trust speaker mccarthy when the next deal comes around? >> we just made one about ukraine. so we'll find out. >> but are you worried that he's going to be forced by fellow republicans to back away from any deal he cuts with you? >> i hope this experience for the speaker has been one of a personal revelation. i'm not being facetious. >> are you concerned about america's reputation on the world stage? given the level of brinksmanship we've seen this year. >> based on the maga republicans, yes. based on what my administration is doing, no. thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. >>> we've been listening to president biden speaking from the white house after a shutdown was avoided yesterday. you heard him make the strong case for emergency funding for ukraine repeatedly asked about that, he called on republicans to end governing by crisis, he was sick and tired of the brinksmanship. i have secretary but

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sally was married at the time. it was >> sally was married at the time. it wasn't her husband who he brought this in, it was molly. hard to really imagine george didn't have a sense. [laughter] >> guest: i mean, i'll leave the speculation to others. but, you know, the way -- from what he told me, he just knew that she was very close with molly and and that if anyone could make her feel more comfortable, he wanted to provide that for her, so i thought that was very sweet. he must have had some sixth sense of some kind. >> host: yeah. iknowing george's mind, he did that with a lot of people, so it could be anything. and broadening out 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, in the close in epilogue that in the years after the six left their mark on nasa and the world, the ranks of women in the astronaut corps continued the swell. to swell. you say later maybe not as much as you should they have a reallw you chose that language because the

our factics the time and distance taking times on calls these extend the times won't spend on the call special we because of that we had good out come. with the changes in policing. takes more people to dot same w we did 5-10 years ago. with that the impact on not investigate visible officers make its harder to dot things we worked put in place. we will do it but we have to change the narrative in terms of staffing even with calls going down we see the bottom chart our crisis intervention type of calls these are people who are in some type of crisis med we respond to. and our department has really put effort and train nothing to responding to those call in a way that really yielded better out come when you look at the numbers we are at 25,000 of those types of calls and will exceed 30,000 calls the time this year it done even though we put a lot of the city we put infrastructure in place like the fire department crisis response team. we had public health practical. the calls are i part of where we are going with policing in the city and even though our models will hopefully lessen the

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is time. the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much. i'm going to pick up right where the representative left off. out of curiosity do any of you know the definition of insanity? >> i think you are referring to doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. that is exactly what i was referring to and it sounds like that is what this party is good at. but i want to talk about the name of the day. commissioner, you said over and over the word complicated. i wasn't keeping a tally but he was headed a lot of so i want to work with this word a little bit. i have a list of items i would like for you to let me know if you believe they are complicated or not. tax returns. >> complicated. >> operating without proper investment. >> complicated. >> recruiting workers in this antagonistic environment? >> complicated. >> millionaires and billionaires? >> complicated. >> it sounds like you have a complicated job and it also sounds like you have to know s

it's about time. i feel so appreciated. always remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> welcome to hannity. tonight according to one former british navy chief we are just 6 steps away from world war iii. the middle east is a tinderbox ready to blow. the media mob is spreading nothing but hamas propaganda. at a break neck pace. america's current so-called leader that are totally incompetent. it's not just biden and his socialist friends in the hamas caucus. another democrat name sheila jackson lee was named one of the meanest members of congress by her own staff and a pretty good reason. we've not been able to independently confirm the audio you're bound to hear but, listen to this profanity laced tirade legibly from the congresswoman directed at a long-suffering member of her staff. take a listen. >> right houston and i'm in houston texas, you have a problem. congresswoman lee is running to be the next mayor of america america's 4th-largest city. we've got the full recording straight ahead tonight. first it is for a m a

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sometimes some themes, ideas take a very long time to mature, they need time , for example, the lastbad and the queen, after its release in our country it was not heard, but abroad it was received much better. there are these words in one of the songs: use it while you can, soon everything will be done will change, i didn’t think that this could happen, it’s strange that you write these words, and a year later it arises, this is exactly the situation, i think, sometimes. it’s important to write for the future, and if you write for the present, there will be no such resonance, i’m built this way, i’m slow , i once said, don’t listen to me now , listen when i’m gone, only then my words will make sense, i’ll always it seems that my work is not finished, that it is... imperfect, although not necessarily bad, i love writing music, this is my life, written and directed by adrien pavilard, producer remy rebuyer, composer frédéric roux, cameraman jacob prout, the film was dubbed into russian by the film company abvi, commissioned by channel one. hello, this is the podcast mount with fire, an

but the timing . yeah, everybody was surprised about the timing and these findings ready for that date of quotes here. obviously we'll be running 24 hours all night and we'll be bringing everyone up to speed then sir, let's all good said 11 on board with is which we're to have. yes. and joining us now. yes. and you'll that, um, what was the situation like at this point, for the most part, it seems that the activity in southern lebanon is contained. so now that word and itself means a number of different things, but at least in this case it means that the classes between hezbollah and is rarely forces seem to be sporadic. and if they happen from time to time, but for the most part it is contained to that region. more recently we've received reports and we've been able to confirm on a number of different occasions that is really forces have been using slayers to light up the dark skies. us around in the border region potentially in an attempt to notice any activity by hezbollah, that has been a main tal

that i was able to receive this title, this is a colossal experience, a sea of ​​impressions, every timelearn something new, important signs that for the first time in history we were able, again, thanks to the help of the president of our republic, the decree of the head of state on the development of the stoariat movement, we were able to train through short-term practice-oriented courses, hundreds... of children received an additional working specialty and worked directly in it this summer, this is also expensive, in addition to education through labor, you must understand that student teams, as i say, incorporated all the best practices of soviet student teams, these are commissars, and commanders and work outside of labor affairs, so i want as a member of the jury, who together with my colleagues, i determined the places, it was very difficult for us to work, because creative work is... a huge wave of events that the guys went through in the process of work. this year there are more than 48,000 employed children. young people worked as part of medical, service, pedagogical, agricult

hello , evgeniy borich, hello, professor , thank you for taking the time to come to our studio, i wouldremember a little about the person whose name the theater you head, the workshop, bears. he has a theater, why is it just pyotr fomenko’s workshop, tell me a little about him, it’s very easy to talk about pyotr naumovich, because if you somehow try to classify him into components , then for me it’s a very big question, what comes first, he is like an artist, great, or like a person, very often when you... people who knew fomenko personally, they first remember some meetings with him in life, and then they remember his performance, it happens, of course, the other way around, but for you, for me, everything is mixed up and it generally seems to me that this is the happy one a case when the way a person lived, he created the same way, with pyotr naumovich it seems to me that a priori it could not be boring, it’s just...’ that was excluded, yes, he had long, difficult rehearsals, sometimes he rehearsed for years , but it was always very interesting, everything he did, and with this is whe

but at that time, detectives were actively fighting against thefts of state property.in the seventies , pickpocketing began to flourish. such crimes. in markets, shops and other public places, the wave of pickpocketing was finally brought down in the mid-eighties, but it was replaced by another disaster, the dashing nineties. when we talk about the nineties, this is a difficult situation, it is not difficult for the system of the ministry of internal affairs as a whole, it was difficult for the entire state, if we take the crime situation in the country, we understand perfectly well that this is the formation and active activity of organized criminal groups, these include thefts and robberies. robbery, murder, kidnapping, kidnapping. during the collapse of the soviet union, the political and economic situation completely changed. crime has increased sharply, and crimes have become increasingly gang-based and criminal in nature. the number of serious crimes such as murder , robbery, hooliganism and racketeering increased significantly; by the end of 1999 , more than 100

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i knew, every time i put on that uniform, every time i went to work, every time i got to a vehicle, every time i went outside, that i was with men and women who were serving and supporting each other, and responsive to a chain of command that was not about politics. that did not break down because of our political differences. this undermines. that it threatens that. if it threatens it at a time when the review those institutions that are still at least somewhat outside of the chaos of the list administration sewed, and then some extreme house republicans are selling as we speak. we need what the military has to offer by way of non partisan stability more than ever. and i would say gentlemanly has been a class act and how he's dealt with that. >> you've also won for president, you've been a very public figure for several years now, and you've been the subject of threats yourself. trump also mocked nancy pelosi's husband being attacked in his home by a man with a hammer. and i decide to ask, you having experienced before, how concerned you are about that and this kind of continued stoking

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this time our military used high-explosive fragmentation charges.y are effective for striking various targets, including hidden fortifications and equipment. in the kalining region, searchers discovered the wreckage of an american aerospace fighter. this the aircraft was successfully used by soviet aviation during the great patriotic war. at that time. the states supplied our country with about 500 of these machines. the search engines even managed to establish the name of the pilot who was sitting at the controls. alexey chabataryov will tell you what is known about the pilot’s fate. this is an ordinary farm field; people have been plowing, sowing, and harvesting here for decades, without even suspecting that in the soil at a depth of 6 m is one of the most interesting fighters of the second world war. the americans marked and punished everything. the detected numbered units are final. exactly what they were looking for, the american fighter bel-39 aerocra, there were two losses of aerocobra, one aerocobra was shot down during an air battle, and th

so, what time did the performance end?y, but of course, he is not telling the truth, elizabeth, apparently, was a woman of principle, she would not agree to an open relationship, even the fear of losing him, i’m just wondering, out of respect for herself, she would not, yes, and this happens, imagine, but betrayal does not make him a murderer, really, well, it’s natural. zhen, please find out for me, this is where vlad and ksyusha were on the evening of the murder. come on, i'm waiting. klyusha, where were you on the night of the murder? and that means vlad and i were at nicky, there was a play at her school, right there, then you went home, right? yes, i then went home, well, how vlad dropped me off , and then i went to night work, your work includes night shifts, yes, i have... a 24-hour salon, it’s there outside the city, and there’s this area, you know, well, all sorts of mansions, just solid mansions , many people saw me there too, they can confirm, very well, vlad, ksyusha and i really went to niki’s school play, wit

to time. but that's certainly not the main stupid as it goes, stadium and india that certainly dr. um, also the feeling within the b. b. a certainly not out, but the, as i mentioned it within, within india died use of isolated, sensitive and after the studies. so you know where the that's getting, i'm getting sitting right now and you know, uh the bus or chemistry between that and the environment. if no, has been there for all to see. and i think i've used, i'd be interested in know that india, even though you'd recognize these van and 1950, only established diplomatic ties in 1992. can you just give us a quick prime or as to what drives the in? there is read relationship. as you know, you said it is one of those states that india comes to. there's an ease and a lie that comes to india as a support as and when it is necessary, you know, going back to the 1999 card with water the, the for which boxed on it. the, the out of the legend in india is that is sort of the roster weapons during the tim

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knowing that this is the last time i will get the last time i will get an opportunity to play in a worldspecial feeling. i am very proud, honoured, privileged to have that chance and just trying to make the most of it whilst i can, because i know that it is going to be gone in a couple of weeks because i am loving every moment of it, really. it's definitely a group of us that know that this is our last campaign, this is our last chance together. and we've been together a number of years and we have built friendships and bonds and we want to get us our all and finish on a high. but it is also collective as a day three, everyone is buying in, the boys not involved have been unbelievable. and to round off the weekend, there's incredible finale in the host nation france taking on the current champions south africa. the french are boosted by captain and talisman antoine dupont returning after a fractured cheekbone, suffered in the pool stage win against namibia, he says he's ready to suffer — and that he might — given the size and strength of their opponents. who are keen to bring home anothe

time. hi, it is important to maintain, will solve a salvage once a tab of relations between hungry and russia there. but also many of the leaders with met with floods may approval. but there's also on the sidelines of course on both ends road initiative forum which is as you mentioned, a massive, huge undertaking that will potentially trans full you razor and asia from the way the business has done how goods the transport it is just building ports and railways and infrastructure, it will eventually make the flow of goods, tap labor, much easier to and from china to other nations, but also amongst all the positive pigs the nations, which is why there are a 140 countries represented here yesterday. and uh and today here in beijing, i was actually president per time giving a press conference president search and giving an opening space president through to me to with all of on it and to solve the latest. i thought he was an international pariah. but it seems that someone lied to us, that was m

, but most of the time. and that free competition is the best way to break that down again as a general principle. so that's my short on version of it. yeah. that's of. you just get the greatest cross-section of students here. what's most interesting anyway, really? hi there. my name is camden, i'm from colorado and. so today on the panel, you guys talked a lot about how we need principal leaders, leaders that reflect the values of coolidge. but when we have such an acidic that when no matter what, you know, no matter what side of the you're on, the media just trashes you for whatever values you do have. how do we create an environment? we can have politicians who, you know, are moderate or who are at least able to stand on their values and, stand on their principles, and still be elected and not just dissolve into this partizanship that has been wrecking the country for past couple of years. well, this is why i've always favored term limits. you need recycle congress and for the same reason because both lef

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and past two times c.r.'s made a deal with joe biden and against the party and decided to go for the c.r. and crossed party lines. so, to me, i think it is a good thing that matt gaetz called to vacate the chair because i agree with him. everything should be appropriately and do the bills one at a time and should never be any c.r., period. host: who should the republicans elect as their speaker if not kevin mccarthy. caller: steve scalise is good. jim jordan, byron donalds. there are several that would be good. i can't seeing. mccarthy did what he did and when they made promises, you know the you write checks that your butt can't cash, that's what happened. host: all the names karla mentioned are in support of kevin mccarthy. our independent line. caller: i'm a true independent and voted for green party and will vote for cornell west in 2024 is genius. and mccarthy did and gaetz is doing what he needs to do. we need to go back to regular order. our system is broken and we need someone to put us on the right p

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time has passed , here is the first question. an archangel, a husband, a criminal, but no one can do that. will notice, but you don’t have this, and everyone immediately noticed this, tell me this third, your tower fell in the previous round and i want to give you the opportunity to recoup, believe in yourself again, start in this round, you have the opportunity to ask me now it’s either one leading question, or take a risk and put forward a version, is it animate, no, is it inanimate, that’s all we cross out everything living at once from the search; we have something lifeless, inanimate. is it related to character traits? but no, it has nothing to do with character traits and it’s inanimate, is it edible? no, absolutely not edible, we remove all the food at once, so again, time is associated with a part of the body, no , i don’t want to confuse you, no, not associated with a part of the body, an element of clothing, yes, good question, this is an element of clothing, so , this is an element of clothing, this is something inedib

i said, how is that really expensive at 35 times when tesla is 70 times? >> exactly.k you can have two different independent market abuse, there, and nvidia you can say it's extensive because people are extrapolating way too much about the a.i. buildout that basically there is not enough server build in the world that's going to happen to meet what nvidia is projected to do. on the other hand, her story on tesla haven't changed one bit, it depends massively on huge penetration of full self driving of going from a hardware company to software margins, it's never been different, it wasn't different when it was a $1.2 trillion valuation and now it's down where it is, it's still well off the low, to me there's no news in kathy saying that her 10% holding is going much higher, and over the past five years art innovation is in the bottom 1%. the five-year time horizon doesn't value out either. >> no doubt about that, it's just interesting, whereas one can justify one valuation while skoff at the other, it's interesting to hear that perspective alone. more bank earnings comi

times.so generally cloudy, i think, today with variable amounts of rain. i think most of the rain, persistent at times, will be across northern and eastern england — areas that really don't need any more rainfall, so we have a met office yellow warning in here in force for tuesday up until around apm. elsewhere, there will be some sunshine around, best of it, scotland, maybe southern england, but even here there'll be a few showers as well. temperatures 10—15 degrees and winds will remain light and variable for many. now, as we head through tuesday night, that area of low pressure starts to push back in towards the northeast and we could see some rain for eastern scotland, northeast england — again, areas that don't need the rain. another pulse of rain running across southern britain thanks to another area of low pressure. but in between, drier spells with clear skies, variable cloud, but a milder night to come — temperatures 5—8 degrees. for wednesday, again, we're in between weather system

one reason is because of time. we don't have that time.we have two weeks and nothing gets done in those two weeks. i've had so many times i've seen compassionate use has been approved for a patient that usually comes in several days after the patient has already passed. to talk about a difficult call, that's a horrible call to make. i've also seen where it doesn't address anything having to do with pediatric. we write walls with the ideas of adults and if you look at these guidelines we've put forth, we grant waivers for them not to do it in pediatrics but we never go the opposite way and so because of that we have to wait and hope that it can go through all of the adult trials first before it can ever get to a child so it never gets started so at the end of the day we can't get access to those drugs. the time is not the right amount of time and the children are being ignored in this and it shouldn't be that way. >> i do have more questions if you want to go ahead and ask another one. fda has a variety of drug approval pathways and designa

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it's about time we go for our unity, it's about time we go forward, you need to get a reconciliation. and the end of the division my, my calls to the product in leadership of all defense, political factions is to, you know, you're nice now because this has been a free fix that has been the fig leaves that has been used against us from the international community. again, they are looking at the funds saying they're not the word fee of a palestinian state. they're not towards the of, of independence, an advocate commission. and this is set to back on the internal level. but i recognize, however, we need to look at the wednesdays of massacres and war crimes of genocide on for the displacements as what of crimes which are being fitted with both an infinity by the community. to a point to a 1000000 palestinian civilians are suffering under the is there any fire and you know the company, boeing, if an american company that doesn't submitted to the aid of money from that for us that is putting into, into israel. this is again an international legal coverage for the war crimes that i've docum

that was all the time.ersation that is because the politics and the knock—about view of all my sort of politics as entertainment is now so entrenched in the relationship between the media and with the government. it is hard to stop it. i think, you know, it is something you deal with as part of policy during normal days. i think, in a crisis like this, it was one of the most difficult issues we faced was the constant leaking of stories. . . . ., faced was the constant leaking of stories. . ,, .., , ., faced was the constant leaking of stories. . . .., . ., ., stories. . second question. reading throuuh it, stories. . second question. reading through it, these _ stories. . second question. reading through it, these are _ stories. . second question. reading through it, these are private - through it, these are private exchanges, we must remember that. but the language that is used repeatedly about colleagues is rude, it is dismissive, it is aggressive. we will hear evidence of a so—called macho culture in dow