the dictatorship, in the 19 seventy's, the military close to my university and i defend the university of winters site is because it is the best we have in education and education that has provided an opportunity to, to a higher education, to millions of people in the country. they showed up on the streets in times of need to tell the government the budget cuts need to happen somewhere else. the. so we'll just see that window site is thousands of indigenous people have gathering brazil's capital for a 5 day protest defending their land and cultural rights. it's against what they say and full fields, promises by present, luis, you know, similar to silver, to protects reserves and expelled on drivers from the territories. when he came and i kid went to brazilian and spoke to members of the indigenous tribes chanting in different rhythms and tongues. but marketing is one leaders of more than $100.00 indigenous peoples have gathered in results capital to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their annual camp. out, but also to raise their voice against the persistence violence they endured. first of all,

and i defend the university of winters site is because it is the best we have in education and education that has provided an opportunity to, to a higher education, to millions of people in the country. they showed up on the streets in times of need to tell the government the budget cuts need to happen somewhere else very so we'll just see that when a site is still a head on knowledge, a 0, a mountain of waste of india is capital catches fire. fuel in toxic smoke and endangering the house of thousands however, we got more rain in the full cost of parts of the middle east. we could say one or 2 lobby showers into iran, lousy troy across the arabian peninsula. lo possibility of the old sha, just picking out the wrong, the southern end of the web specially we are looking at more in the way of uh, west. the weather coming through here, we have, of course, has some recent lighting shamile when setting up, but just around the eastern side of saudi arabia, pushing down to us here in casa, hopefully easing off a little as we go on into thursday, but sent me on the room, so i backed that 37 celsi

and i just spend the university of winters site is because it is the best we have in education and education that has provided an opportunity to a higher education to millions of people in the country. they showed up on the streets in times of need to tell the government the budget cuts need to happen somewhere else. that is, i will, i will just see that window site is thousands of indigenous presidents have gathered in the capital for a 5 day protest in defense of the land and cultural rights. i say the government has failed to fulfill its promises to protect reserves and expel land. grap is from . that's how it trans mother. if you get like, have spoke to the protesters in the present in chanting in different rhythms in tongues. but marketing is one leaders of more than $100.00 indigenous peoples have gathered in results capital to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their annual camp out. but also to raise their voice against the persistence violence they endure. first of all, someone to call them of them. we've come a long way of these past 2 decades claiming our territories. but while mor

now, a place like sharif university of technology, which to through the use of this technology, in the winter season, as we measured, 50% of the gas consumption for heating the building can be reduced . reduce fuel consumption and cash it in the energy exchange market. please take care of us. our estimate of gas consumption in the winter season for the sharif faculty of electrical engineering is 50,000 cubic meters, and due to the use of this system in the last 6 months, this has increased to 25,000 cubic meters. cubic meter has decreased, so now this 25 thousand cubic meter reduction in fuel consumption can go to sharif university and get an energy efficiency certificate for it and go to the market energy exchange for gas prices. the real price is 7000 tomans, not 300 tomans, and sharif university is paying for its water, so what should it do to criticize it , and this will cause the income of this system for sharif university in the winter season, in addition to the fact that our water itself is now from 32 16 million can be 25,000 cubic meters, so savings will cost 7,000 tomans for 7 years

now , a place like sharif university of technology has been able to use this technology to reduce gas consumption by 50% in the winter season that we measured. it can lower the heating direction of the building. this optimization will reduce the fuel consumption and be reviewed in the energy exchange market. please take care of us. our estimate of gas consumption in the winter season for the sharif faculty of electrical engineering is 50 thousand cubic meters , which is due to the use of this system in these 6 in recent months, this has decreased to 25,000 cubic meters , so now this 25,000 cubic meters reduction in fuel consumption can go to sharif university and get an energy saving certificate for it and go to the energy exchange market at the real price of gas, which is 7,000 tomans. it is not 300 tomans that sharif university is paying for its water, so what should it do to review it, and this will make the income of this system for sharif university in the winter season, in addition to the water itself, now from 32 million to 16 million, it can be 25 1000 cubic meters, saving 7 thousand tomans for 7 years now co

now, a place like sharif university of technology, which has been able to use this technology in the winter season that we we measured to bring down 50% of the gas consumption for heating the building, can this optimization achieve this reduction in fuel consumption and cash in the energy exchange market 25. one can go to sharif university for a thousand cubic meter reduction in fuel consumption and get an energy saving certificate for it and go to the energy exchange market. the real gas price is 7000 tomans, not 300 tomans, and sharif university is paying for its title, so what should it do to criticize this system , which consists of four parts: thermometers, smart thermostats, ports or gateways, hebrew calculations and application software. those interested can contact the faculty of electrical engineering for more information. contact sharif university, afrooz islami, radio and television news agency , researchers of a company of scientists succeeded in reducing the percentage of vulnerability and pain caused by such operations in patients by producing a carbon dioxide gas blowing devi

now, a place like sharif university of technology, which has been able to reduce 50% of gas consumption for building heating in the winter season, as we measured, by using this technology. he can take this optimization to reduce fuel consumption and cash it in the energy exchange market. 25 thousand cubic meters of reduction in fuel consumption can be taken to sharif university and get a certificate for it. get energy and go to the energy market at the real price of gas, which is 7,000 tomans, not 300 tomans. well, sharif university is paying for its title, so what should it do to criticize this system of four parts, heat exchangers , smart thermostats, gates or gateways? cloud computing consists of application software. for more information, those interested can contact the faculty of electrical engineering of sharif university. afrooz islam radio news agency. in the name of god salam, iran's futsal players will know their opponents in the quarter finals of the asian nations cup. in this competition, which is hosted by thailand, last night our country's national futsal team won 0.4 against kuwait with three victories. 9

place like sharif university of technology, which through the application of this technology has been able to bring down 50% of the gas consumption for heating the building in the winter season as we have measured . the application of this system in this in the last six months, this has decreased to 25,000 cubic meters , so now this 25,000 cubic meters reduction in fuel consumption can go to sharif university and get an energy saving certificate for it, and it can be sold in the energy exchange market. well, sharif university is paying for its title, so what should it do to criticize, and this will cause the income that this system has for sharif university to increase in the winter season. that our water itself has now increased from 32 million to 16 million , it can be 25 thousand cubic meters, so the savings will be at the price of 7 thousand tomans for 7 years. the damab section consists of smart thermostats, cloud computing gateways, and application software. for more information, those interested can contact the faculty of electrical engineering of sharif university. afrooz islami of sed and cima news agency. he was born on the first days of april 1311 in marvda

didn't get she's a professor of international relations at his temples a bunch, a university, an expert on turkish politics. thanks for being with us. now. one of the big winters in the selection professor is the symbol and they're at crim him a mug blue. what does this victory mean for present at one as well? this means that the most probably has a major challenge of the him for the next presidential rains, which will most likely take place in 2028. it also means that in his family, he has lost to the opposition to him. i'm only impressed and for the 3rd time now, you know, rose after the 2 consecutive defeats in 2019 i. it also shows that here you have a ton to the, to can have both of not just the core may not position constituency, but also the function segment from the current to the democrats to the lift road to the center, right? so he cannot see that this is a very good segment of the song talk to us about what voters were concerned about in this election. what topics did the opposition do, particularly well with in the selection as well? i think the economy was the number one concern because the economy has been doing much was even before the election

. >> when presidents of several top ivy league schools testified about anti-semitism on their campuses this past winter, the president of columbia university was traveling and did not attend. today, it was her turn to appear before the committee. she strongly denounced anti-semitism and hate speech. as lara baran lopez reports, some members of the committee felt she had not done nearly enough. >> that you, but i'm chairwoman. >> from the outset, the colombian president tried to persuade lawmakers the university is being more aggressive about combating anti-semitism. >> columbia strives to be a committee free of disconnection and hate. we condemn the anti-semitism that is so pervasive today. anti-semitism has no place on our campus. i am personally committed to doing every thing i can to confront it directly. >> she and other columbia officials who testified before congress angled in the cochairs of the board of trustees said they were not yet testified with the situation on campus. she said the school has taken some action. suspending 15 students and disciplining a handful of professors. lawmakers particularly republicans grilled her on th

universal appeal for tulips. especially it's the first big spring event coming out of winter.one's just itching to get out of the house. and so there's something about it that people just gravitate towards. >> there are more than 50 varieties, 5 million bulbs planted on the farm's 40 acres. while it might look like there's already a lot of color in those fields, iverson says many varieties have yet to even bloom. and it looks like i dressed for the occasion. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. >>> now at 6:00, an easter morning break-in at a clothing store. how the owner is banning together with others to rally for a safer city. >>> what do you want? you want us to be gone? do you want oakland to be a ghost town? what is thepinning the cities against business owners. >>> and imagine having to make this just to get to and from your house. that's what they're facing in los gatos, and there is no easy fix. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight in oakland.

of the year, like the traditional method in winter. we can't produce bases . one of the most important points is that the bases we produce are genetically identical. in marand city, islamic azad university supports knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities. technology units of marand city since 1400 actually in islamic azad university marand has settled in an area of ​​1,000 square meters , where in fact we have provided workshops and well-equipped laboratories to these technology units. currently, 19 technology units. in the fields of agricultural products, plant products and medical equipment , they are working in the growth center of technology units in marand city. hamed rahnjam, radio and television news agency, marand city. registration of more than 134 thousand applicants to sponsor orphans. according to the deputy of the development of people's participations of the relief committee, becoming a sponsor does not require a high financial commitment and the compatriots can pay at least 30 a thousand tomans will support you. in the midst of the flames, plasko became heavenly on the 95th day of the month, like 15 other heroes. he had followed his father's p

of power. thank you. thank you, danielle. and our next guest is gregory winter. he is president of assumption university, although today greg is speaking as an individual scholar. he was recently visiting scholar at aei as well. before all that, he worked the senate ultimately for senator robert kerrey. so you could say greg has worked he works both in and in practice. he's he also has written a number of wonderful books, including madison's metronome subtitle, the constitution majority rule and the tempo of american politics, and also old whigs, lincoln and the politics of prudence. and i suppose that brings us part the subject of your remarks today. so greg, thank you for joining us here. adam, thank you very much. the the listing of, excellent books. i appreciate you omitting the mediocre ones. i too. am grateful for to air to evolve to adam for for bringing this group together. i feel quite honored to be in the company of these these scholars, a scholar of of professor allen's achievement on the on the declaration. i will say that he will listening to professor wood a dread began to dawn on me as i

of the year, like the traditional method where we can't produce bases in winter. the next most important point is that the foundations we produce are genetically the same. in meran city, islamic azad university supports knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities. technology units of marand city since 1400 actually located in islamic azad university of marand unit he found that in the area of ​​a thousand square meters, we actually have workshops and well-equipped laboratories at the disposal of these units. we put technology. currently, 19 technology units are operating in the fields of agricultural products, plant products and medical equipment in the growth center of technology units in marand city. hamed rahnjam of the sed and broadcasting news agency, marand city. in the name of god, hello, good morning . tonight, the top football league enters the 22nd week with three matches. in the most important match tonight, from 19:00 , the leading team of esteghlal tehran in azadi stadium , hosts like rafsanjan, the students of nekonan with 46 the top scorer and like rafsanjan with 25 tenth points , at the same time as this match between zubhan of isfahan and shamsazer g

of belarusian domestic production. also purchased were 120 lawn mowers, watering units and universal trailers. new machines can work both in summer and winter service of the moscow region will independently clean the yards of sand, dust and debris. they promised to restore order after the winter until the end april. today, all the equipment is in service, all the machine operators, each of them is assigned their own equipment, that is, it is either a tractor or a loader, that is, our people are trained for all types. the new equipment was assessed by representatives of the smolny housing committee, state technical supervision and the district administration. after checking the car, we immediately went to clean the courtyards and driveways. ivan frolov passed the exam in the pool, it will be the largest scientific ship in the world, it is named after the former director of the arctic institute and antarctica. yulia vasilyeva will tell you how the test went. on his test ice voyage, miniature ivan frolov leaves in complete silence. it seems that the spectators, designers, employees of scientific laboratories and children who came on the tour w

university of kentucky. watch again as that student is knocked over. this drone video showing a tornado touching down just west of louisville. outside lexington, in salvisa, kentucky, this big rig flipped on its side. brian winters heard it outside his window. >> i don't know if it picked it up, moved it down the right, but it sounded like it was grinding against the blacktop, so -- it's skardest i've been in a long time. >> reporter: a wall of straight-line wind and rain tearing through charleston, west virginia, sending these warehouse workers running for cover. >> should we put the door down? >> reporter: more than 130,000 homes and businesses in west virginia losing power. storms striking before dawn southeast of st. louis. daylight revealing downed trees and flattened buildings in williamson county, illinois. >> wow, can you see the rotation in it. >> reporter: this funnel spotted near oklahoma city, and northeast of there, homes flattened in the town of barnsdall. streets piled with debris. first responders using flashlights to search for anyone trapped as flashing police lights light up a blacked-out neighborhood. and david, they have just sounded the tornado sirens here in cincinnati, as this storm conti

winter. the next most important point is that the foundations we produce are genetically the same. at marand city of islamic azad universityports knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities . technology units of the city. since the year 1400 , in fact, in the islamic azad university, the marand unit has been established in an area of ​​1000 square meters . currently, 19 technology units are operating in the fields of agricultural products, plant products and medical equipment in the center of growth of technology units in meren city. hamed led by marand radio news agency in 1948 zionist immigrants who since the beginning of the 20th century , they were moved to the land of palestine, and the establishment of the fake israeli regime was officially announced by those in the position of the president. or they have become the prime minister of this regime whose ancestral homeland was not palestine and they came to this land from four corners of the world. look at the smiling sun. say hello to tomorrow .

university named after maxima tank, laureate of international theater festivals and competition. oh, we’ll go out onto the hill, let the tow of god, let’s grow the harrow, let out the race, let’s close the winter sustrakatsi, so that we can continue to walk, bless god, winter closure, sunny spell, bless god, sunny, red, pets, pamagas matsi, servant, cats, god, give, god, give, god, pages. for the rose, god, life, god, give, god, give, god, pages, life is thick, kalasist, god, give, god, give, god, pages. the name of the garadok is pakhodzitsa hell of the word garadzishcha, which means the small city of the mind of the center of justice and ganga. the first documentary news from thousands of towns. 17th century, ale yashche ў 1128 year it is known in connection with the military campaigns of the kiev prince mscislav uladzimiravich to the polack land. the letapis of another palova 13 stagodja dachshund has a record right in the village of polack, there was a battle between the executioners and the lithuanian troops at the beginning of prince mingailam. the residents of the 16th century in the uzgorsk region were restored to the garadotsky castle. year would be good ўradzhay, we need our little m

winter let's produce from the most important point of view. this is that the foundations we produce are genetically the same. in marand city , islamic azad universitys knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities. technical units of marand city since 1400, in fact, in the islamic azad university , marand unit has been established in the area of ​​one thousand square meters . currently, there are 19 technological units in the fields of agricultural products, plant products and medical equipment in the growth center of the units maren city technology is working. hamed , director of marand radio news agency. buy a plane ticket from 900 reputable airlines on flydash, let's buy an installment plan . in the city of housewares, you can calculate it any way you like. in general, you are the winner. mrs. golchin, you were supposed to drink tea for the second time. this cup smells very bad . look, sir, did you wash this cup sitting down, but it didn't age when you sat it down? don't worry, madam, take care of yourself. doroto dishwasher contains baking soda to eliminate odors we have made sera for you, until you come and see it, this

winter. we can't produce a base. one of the most important points is that the bases we produce are genetically the same. in marand city , islamic azad university supports knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities. technological units of marand city since 1400, in fact, in islamic azad university, marand unit has been established in the area of ​​one thousand square meters, which is actually equipped workshops and laboratories. provided to these technology units. currently, 19 technology units are operating in the fields of agricultural products, plant products and medical equipment in the growth center of technology units in marand city. hamed rahnjam of the sed and broadcasting news agency, marand city. the next part is six in the morning. thank you very much for watching the network. in the special program of the road to quds program and of course the world quds day , we visited different provinces and depicted what happened today in the form of condemning the crimes of the zionist regime, let us go to east azerbaijan province of tabriz to our colleagues it's good to say hello and have a good time in the center of

winter have been opened in the park. in may , a fountain festival will be held in peterhof, which will be dedicated to the tercentenary of st. petersburg state universitye flowering season of bright, fragrant red book flowers has opened in crimea. plants that the peninsula is rich in. local travel agencies have even developed special programs for tourists. rastislav skidan went to the blossoming times. the first stop on this pair of travelers’ crimean tour is the apuk nature reserve near kerch. tourists from kaliningrad and chuvash came here for photographs in a flower field. the fact that there are such beautiful beaches here, people didn’t know that they hung around here, of course. the main characters of their photo shoot are hiding among rabso and grass. these are schrenk's red book tulips. how recently established by scientists, no, not british, crimean breeders of the nikitsky botanical garden. these steppe flowers are the father of all tulips in the world. from here from the banks. crimea, in ancient times, they dispersed all over the world on merchant ships, in their homeland in the wild they behave very modestly, they bloom for only 2 weeks, b

university. what are police saying? >> reporter: yeah, ana, i want to flag some reporting from our tom winter about all of this unfoldingose student protesters took over hamilton hall. we're learning now that the nypd says they received 911 calls from columbia university last night about what was going on here on campus. the nypd, and i think this is crucial, pairing up with columbia school safety and they determined there was no physical threats to any individuals and there were no lives in danger. this is very interesting because, again, at this point we learned the nypd has not been on campus and has shown no indication they will go unless columbia invites them in. to that end, it was determined there were no acts of criminal mischief curing in and around -- there were acts of criminal mischief that were occurring but columbia university did not want -- did not want the nypd to enter and make arrests or charge any individuals for that mischief, aka, the vandalism here. again, columbia standing firm that at this point they have no interest in inviting the nypd on to campus to take any action here. so, what is happenin

. >> it seems like there's just a universal appeal for tulip, especially like it's the first big spring event coming out of wintert it that people just gravitate towards. >> there are more than 50 varieties. 5 million bulbs planted on the farm's 40 acres. and while it might look like there's already a lot of color in those fields, iverson says many varieties have yet to even bloom. and that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others make sure you check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. have a great week. i plan to have one. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm courtney kealy in new york. a temporary alternate channel is being prepared in baltimore that will allow some commercial ships to travel around the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge. the port of baltimore has been closed since the bridge collapsed last week. >>> minimum wage for most fast food workers in california rises to $20 an hour today. the wage hike was passed by the state legislature

. >> that's according to what you just heard from a member of columbia university, apartheid hi divest speaking to my colleague jeff winter, who confirms that among some of the occupants still of that building, our members of that organization, commonly known as quad. >> now if this sounds familiar with if you remember, is that this is the organization that had a couple of their representatives that were actively engaged in days-long negotiations with members columbia university negotiations that basically stole, that led to yesterday's deadline and eventually lead to escalating tensions. and of course, less dramatic pictures of hamilton hall historic building that has served as a stage for previous protests being occupied by these students are mock mooc allele in this conversation with in an adding the key has been informed that he has also been suspended. he said that he had already previously left the university campus when this took place. face and he at this point, according to kelly that it is up to the university to determine exactly what will happen next. and khaliullin on the university two, once again, resume ne

from the ablest by the university for sustainable development are the things all the peaks on june 6. so a few days ago. it's now gone down to that to some of this in the winter. this is the so we're not seeing the extremely high temperatures that we get elsewhere messing here measuring the micro climate. here we have the dates of august for human duty and temperature and they measure and record the data roughly every 10 minutes. and we've been at it for about a year now. um ended up off on that site and that's the item. yeah, the one size, the bottom one does this is confirming our expectation that on days when the temperatures are really high, the forest is relatively cool. cool. and that gives it a certain stability 72 to give us the universities experts are also measuring the increase in the bio mass of the forest. that's important information for the startups activities. you will for the, the glad you study the areas we've removed from commercial use, such as and convention and what song we want to understand what's happening there and must be able to prove that this change is taking place. i see that one 3rd of germany is forest is fine. if our ideal wo

spreading to new university campuses. tens of thousands of on the streets of australia, demanding action against the rise and attacks against women slots. i'm so meet them in the, in the winter where we speaking to and to partridge activists and jasmine engines, people onto the small boosting a south africa mox. 15 years of democracy, the palestinian president. not no doubt by certainly the us consultant as well. for me, inviting off, who was speaking of the world economic forum in the south, the capital re odd. a boss repeated his calls for an end to the war in gaza and for israel to allow more aid, a bus one is ro would try to push palestinians out of the west bank officer. its done with garza as well as being threatening to launch a full ground invasion of roughly more than one point. 5000000 people are sheltering right now yesterday. if you have those uh, let me know what is happening and gaza. what will happen in the coming days? and what israel will do by inviting the city of ruffled all the palestinians from gaza, a gathered in the city of rough or at only a small blo remains to get them all out. then it would be the biggest disaster in the history of the palestinian

winter. the next most important point is that the foundations we produce are genetically the same. in marand city, islamic azad university supports knowledge-based companies by creating space and providing facilities . technological units of marand city have been established in islamic azad university since 1400 in an area of ​​1000 square meters. in fact, we provided workshops and well-equipped laboratories to these technology units. currently, 19 technology units in the fields of products agriculture, plant products and medical equipment are operating in the growth center of technology units in marand city. hamed rahnejjam, radio news agency , marand city. but scientists with the help of 3d biological printer. they developed a new blood vessel that solves the weightlessness of astronauts' sweaty cardiomyocytes during space missions. according to aya, a group of european space agency researchers managed to produce resistant soft biological printed vessels by using a combination of sodium and gelatin as biological ink and homogenization with calcium chloride . this new achievement can be in the conditions of b weight in space prevents the risk of blood clot formation. to travel in space. also, this product is used to test

of scientists from the perm polytechnic university, they carefully studied how cracks behave on a regular surface, small defects inevitably form due to the internal stress loads of asphalt, further increase. in the end, in winterd high molecular weight synthetic rubber will prevent cracking of asphalt, and the authors assure that this will not cost much. their experiments also showed that this slightly springy layer will further shorten the braking distance of cars, which will reduce accidents. researchers scanned the brains of children aged 7 to 16 who were given the voices of their mother and other women to listen to, and found that more mom, mcgill university of canada, causes a strong reaction at a young age. after analyzing local statistics, they found that people who lived within a fifty-kilometer zone of at least one forest fire in the last 10 years were more likely to develop lung cancer and brain tumors. the increase in risk is relatively small, 5 and 10%, respectively. but if we are talking about the population of entire regions, the number of human lives is no longer small. the basis of many modern mechanisms - thermal power plants to nuclear power plants, steam turbine may become a thing of the pas

winter session at moscow state university, they come, they defend, schoolchildren, yes, yes, yes, they defend their projects, some pass, some don’t, they prove, that their payload is real works, there are all sorts of all sorts of satellites that transmit over a radio channel, that is, they provide data on temperature, pressure, well, everything that they themselves came up with, and then launch. that is, they won the selection and passed the big big satellite cubsad cupsad there it’s 10x10 by 10 cm or it’s 30 by 10 by 10 cm triyu , which is just launched by some group of schoolchildren or this one maybe, well, it’s sent to the team, that is, the team submits for the team, first of all, we need to create a team at school, i don’t know, there’s a club somewhere by the way before, let’s say, when i was studying even at the institute, we didn’t have this, but for example , maybe in my childhood it was, there used to be stations for young technicians, houses for young technicians, now they are no longer just like houses, they are technologists, yes they are now this is a fashionable word technopark, they are becoming technoparks with new good equipment with which you can do some things, well, bring at

for conference of wages, for low-wage workers who deserve to make enough money to feed their children, to provide warm clothing and that winter and cool clothing in the summer. universal we stand with the poor people's campaign and its call for justice and integrity on the part of the united states supreme court in its rulings that should favor those who are facing discrimination and need a fair arbitrator of justice. this is a call for the restoration of the voting rights act. people have a right to vote in this country. we stand with the poor people's campaign for all the issues of justice for which it is putting forth. the presbyterian church will be there with you. [applause] >> my name is virginia and i'm the president and ceo of common cause. our organization was founded in 1971 to be the people's lobby because corporations and everybody else with money tends to have representatives in our state houses and in congress but yet we don't. that is why we are here today partnering with the poor people's campaign and all of you because we believe this marches not only moral and just come it is not just about getting voters out to the polls. it is about keeping our fee

winter. i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ welcome back america. i'm here with bradley smith kaplan university law professor form and chairman ofsion. he founded the institute for free speech. bradley smith, nondisclosure agreements, enter into those all the time every day media everyda corporations, were calling it hush money. i noticed nbc has entered into nondisclosure agreements, we don't even of the entered into a ccn and has entered into them for it all kinds of people enter into them. so, is it the effort here by the media and others, the biting campaign to try to turn this into some kind of a treacherous evil events? he is trying to cover it up with hush money and the use corporate money and then he uses it violation of federal campaign laws. isn't this all bogus? >> there is a lot of smoke and as you point out hush money is a pejorative term. you cult lots of sediments hush money or settlements in nondisclosure agreements usually they are called the latter. and this particular case for example i draw the comparison that a businessman like trump will have a lot of losses going against his various businesses. he may at a

. >> reporter: in the winter of 1990, he put his medical practice on hold, cashed in his retirement and moved his young family to the universityously as a writer. i could no longer say i am dabbling in this stuff. i was all in. >> reporter: yeah, you committed. >> i was. >> reporter: the resulting book, "my own country," was a sensation. a subsequent novel, 2009's "cutting for stone" spent two years and the bestseller list. his second novel, "the covenant of water," was closest to his heart. inspired by and dedicated to his mother, who died in 2016. >> yeah, the inspiration was very much my mom and the strong women around my mother, such as her mother-in-law and her mother. you know, these were sort of heroic women who lived quiet lives. the world would never know about their heroism, never know how much tragedy they went through tha. >> reporter: their story spans three generations. he used these whiteboards to keep it all straight. how does this help you form the story? >> you know, i think it was really not helpful in the way people imagine where it was like an architectural plan. i think this was me sort of beginning to se

university of central florida. i want to celebrate these women and all that they've done for our community. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor winter park's new mayor, sheila disisio. it is a unique district that attracts new visitors but has fostered a deep sense of community for many of central florida's residents. mayor disisio is a long-time winter park resident and has always put her community first by volunteering, sitting on the city's board of commissioners and now will be serving as the city of winter park's first women to be mayor. winter park faces unique challenges, responsible growth, affordable housing and infrastructure improvements. but her deep roots in the community and her passion to tackle these challenges with her community's best interests at heart will ensure that she and the city of winter park are successful. i extend my heartfelt congratulations to mayor disisio and i'm eager to work alongside her, to work for and with the people of winter park. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i r

in april, in may, in july, there is just a surge in winter, but there is a certain background level of orv, so we are talking about such a universal the first symptoms of an acute viral infection, well , of course, it would be nice if you had a doctor, of course, such situations definitely require consultation with a specialist, well, , hello, my name is angela kachanova, i am from the city of novorossiysk, i have the following question: for the last 2 years i have been very worried about tremors, sometimes it is a slight trembling of the hands, sometimes the whole body trembles, and this gives me very great discomfort, since i work with people, i feel uncomfortable when tremors take over my entire body and i can’t control it. i tried to cope with this with the help of breathing exercises, but this is not very effective, doctor, tell me what to do in my situation, well, you know, i ’ll tell you, indian, not that there is some kind of problem, but that you are describing, most likely, an essential tremor, tremors come in different theologies, there are dozens of names, from parkinson’s to god knows what, and we are trying to differ

of the university. serious science is always conveyed, it is always a path into the unknown, it is always work for... igor yaroslavtsev observed the work. with the rustling of leaves, the parks wake up after winteranized for children. this this is the second cleanup event in the capital as part of the beautification month. the mayor's office has already decided to clean up parks, courtyards and urban areas, and it's 1.40. people, work was in full swing this weekend in the moscow region, in the village of nosovo, for example, neighbors united to collect leaves and sweep the sidewalks of the main street. nature loves cleanliness, and we love nature, so we must live in purity. during the cleanup, not only the sidewalks around the house are cleaned, but the monuments in ostella, dedicated to the heroes of the great patriotic war, have already been washed. now you need tidy up the area around. half an hour of work, the monument shines and the area around it. all our people have lived here for a long time, everyone knows each other, in general, we have a friendly team, this same friendly team assures us that next weekend there will be a cleanup work on the streets again. after long discussions, we man

winter. well, what can i say, most russians fully admit that life is possible on mars or somewhere else other than earth. 75% of respondents believe that people in the universelive on other planets. the opinion of another third of those surveyed is that the sun explodes. we can get normal footage with a resolution of up to 6 m. 6 m per pixel, which doesn’t seem like much, but that’s if you don’t know that it was taken by such a kid from a height of 550 km. such images allow you to assess the condition agricultural crops, monitor the frequency of reservoirs , look for forest fires, but this device was created to prove that small satellites are capable of taking on adult work. the average service life of devices depends on its reliability. and depending on the altitude, that is, if we launch it in low orbits at approximately altitudes less than 400 km, it lives there for about 2.5-3 years. nanosatellites could live longer if they adjusted their orbit in time, but for this they do not have engines, all because they are sent into space as fellow travelers of large vehicles, if the kids have fuel, they will become a threat to the main cargo, however, engineers ha

amazing flower blooms immediately after the winter cold and don’t wait until completely... 50 types of primroses in the apothecary garden of moscow state universityd, ephemeroid. these are plants that have adopted the rapid growth strategy of dormancy for most of the year. literally over the course of a couple of spring months, they manage to complete their annual development cycle, bloom, produce seeds and store reserves for the next rapid flowering. vigorous flowering is, of course, a loud word; it blooms modestly, almost imperceptibly. there are certainly more beautiful primroses, but you are unlikely to have come across poems, fairy tales or films about corydalis, scilla or pushkinia, but there were about snowdrops. it’s spring in my soul now! snowdrops for the queen stage of the small theater based on 12 months. they came up with a space so that it would be snowy, cold, and frosty, so that the same miracle that happens with the appearance of snowdrops from the snowdrifts. to admire the snowfields, you just need to leave the house, there is a flowerbed under the windows, there is still snow, white stars have blossomed. about 40 years ago, in