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we have heard from outside historians and academics at ut and elsewhere. columbia university, folks have written books. these are historians for the united states government. and who regularly interact with classified information and whose job it is, as they are going to tell you i'm going to stop babbling. whose job it is to tell the story of some of the great work that is done at the department of state at the fbi the department of defense. so, to my left is adam howard he's the director of the u.s. department of states office of the historian. which publishes the foreign relations of the united states 2012 until 2019, doctor howard served as a general editor of the series prior to that he served from 2009 until 2012 as the chief of the middle east and asia division supervising production covering these geographic regions. also an adjunct professor at george washington university in their history department for he has a phd from the university of florida. to his left doctor john fox. doctor fox has served as fbi historian since 2003 and is also an adjunc

attacks and provocations at the sites of international organizations and once again sobered up with fake uts. again there were bars about russia's strategy in relation to our country, they say. on the horizon, absorption to this is one answer. belarus is a sovereign and independent state, as for the behavior of its western neighbors, dirty tricks, warsaw against minsk is a thoughtless policy. and nothing else. like a shot in your foot. well, why are you cutting off those who feed you, kazakhstan today, especially when the sanctions against hydrocarbons were taken away, russia provides europe with hydrocarbons. especially oil. why did you cut them down people lost their jobs the second question. well, why listen in your chop, we are not hot or cold from this. we don't go there. we stopped in poland or on our territory. they hooked the trailer dragged the poles the european union drove to us, we take the trailer and drive on. we have long introduced this order. we are too we don’t pat them on the head, but why did they introduce them now, they want to show their significance, maybe in front of

at a distance of less than 100 m, almost point-blank, the result hit the ut-90, only the top layer ofrmor was damaged, which did not affect its performance in any way and did not pose a danger to the crew of the t-90, the previous modification passed a much more serious test in syria, where he opposed the modern javelin anti-tank complex, which was in service with terrorist organizations, then the t-90 was even called a monster armored and well-armed beast. ready without delay to cling to the throat of the enemy. dmitry pishukhin evgeny kostin alexander buryshkov galina orlova and dmitry akimov northwest news bureau and now we have received footage from volgograd just now vladimir putin, together with the governor of the region, visited the panorama museum, stalingrad battle. there is also an exposition, which contains evidence of modern ukrainian neo-nazism, objects and symbols. the brought territories of donbass show a direct connection with the current militants with the nazis in germany, then putin held a working meeting with andrei bocharov, they talked about today's memorable da

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utes win 84-78. they share the pac-12 regular season title with stanford and it was utah's first conference title in program history. >>> cal makes the big show quite a bit. but when you are 3-25, the one play special is usually the other team. under two minutes. cougars look to finish off the bears. tj bamba with the excalation mark. washington state wins. >>> in tucson, arizona state versus arizona. the free-throw puts arizona up two three seconds left. desmond cambridge. calvin cambridge walk off. sun devils pull off the stunner. >>> golf, third round of the honda classic in palm beach, florida. this is rookie akshe batsia. found trouble in the mud on 15. takesa hack at it. no shoes, no shirt, no service. second try. and that's pretty nice shot there. not bad. but, hopefully, he has a spare change of clothes. as for the field, chris kirk. a birdie an 18. your 54 hole leader at 13 under. but back to batia. we got to ask. how did you get out of the mud? >> i felt nasty to say the least. thankfullymy

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nghiri surged last month,ut b there may be a dnow side. mark strassmann reports.>epteorr: notce sin t nheixo er may 1969, has an american president watched unemployment indwdle so low. 3.4%. despite big techs lesatt oobldbath, pinkps sli galore at azon, google and microsoft eramican labor ovalerled add mo than a half million jobs la stmonth. gaining jobs, eagrt, but in te rmofs flination, intteres rates,ef dinitely love to see at improve over theex nt year r>>epor bter:uthe t szlizing job marketpl comicates the fed's mission. bludgeoningla inftion with hi igherntesert rates. inflation'ts a 6.5% compared to this timeas lt year dnowm fro theun je peakf o 9.1%. e fed raised its benchmark rate byno ather qeruart pntoi last wednesday. its eighth hike in 11 ms.onth expect rateso t go up again in the months ahead. >> we willd nee substantially re evidence to be confident that infonlati i osn a susedtain doward path. reporter: thosees latt economic develntopmes do lite tl tom cal millions of amers.ican ahead of tuesday'sta ste of then ion dradess, our new cbs news poll sh

but,utting that in the bill does not make it more likely to pass. be as a result of negotiations in the senate and they would need to find compromise that they simply couldn't when they were trying to pass this legislation two years ago in the wake of the shocking death of george floyd. another moment that gripped the nation and people thought would be the catalyst for change. yet again, it fell victim to partisanship in washington. laur sarah smith, our north american editor. the fbi searched the delaware home of president biden as part of their ongoing investigation into his handling of classified documents. after papers from his time as vice president were found in two locations. over the summer, former president trump's mar-a-lago estate was searched by the fbi. let's get more on this from gary o'donoghue, the bbc's washington correspondent. gary, what is joe biden's lawyer saying about what happened this morning? >> they are trying to put the best possible face on this. this is the second of joe biden's homes that have been searched. when they

it came down to a battle between the utes and the cardinals today and with march madness around the corner man does get started a little early with an upset in program. history being made now over 10,000 fans packed the salt lake city arena to watch stanford and are deal was he had a hand schools today. we pick it up right here at 3 20 left in the game. stanford down 5 haley jones with the inside drop step banks it in stanford gets within 3 and then it to 29 left. >> cameron brink onto you. lay that in gets the cardinal within one. 73 72. but at 2.12 lift utah's gianna kneepkins burries. the 3 point dagger right there to put utah up. 76 to 72. you taught wins. 84 78 to earn a share of the first regular season 12 conference title with both teams predicted the number one seed. >> ahead of the big day now, klay thompson going back to his alma mater performance an appearance, rather from him at the washington state and cal game today, the bears hung around in the game. joe brown with the drive and dish here before for the 2 hand jam and the bears were within one. but the cougars had too much f

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we acknowledge that this land is named for the ute tribe is the traditional and ancestral homeland of the shoshone. paiute go shoot and ute tribes the university of utah recognize jesus and respects the enduring that exists between. many indigenous peoples and their traditional homelands. we respect the sovereign between tribes, states and the federal government, and we affirm the university of utah's commitment to a partnership native nations and urban indian communities through research, education and community outreach activity. this will conclude our bank series for this fall semester. however beginning in the spring semester, the stegner center will be hosting a series of noon hour green bag events. utah water law that that lecture series which sponsored by the society, is a lead in in essence to our 28th annual symposium, which will be on the of the great salt lake as. i suspect everyone in the room knows the great salt lake has a dried immensely and we all face significant challenges both environmentally and economically as a result of that and the state is making moves to begi

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utes win 84-78. utah's first conference title in program history. in tucson, arizona state versus arizona, the free-throw puts arizona up two with three seconds left. last chance for asu. had the shoes on. sun devils pull off the stunner. 89-88 the final. another crazy finish in the acc. miami led. they needed this three to retake a two-point lead. onions. time th matthew cleveland at the buzzer. and the seminoles spoil the party in south beach. florida state upsets a really good miami team. 85-84 the final. again, two wes from tomorrow, selection sunday. you can see it right here on kpix5. and then just about every game on kpix5. >> all right, thank you so much charlie. >> thank you charlie. >>> after the break, we will check out how warriors fans celebrated black history month tonight at the chase center mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends

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