in the memory of all the saints, the young medical specialists of the minsk region were venerated, andhese 70 specialists of the sensitive medical service , which only appeared and professional service ci. at the roof of the holy church there was a ceremony of laying the capsule from the ground. and therefore, for the sake of man and for the sake of the future, those who were here, this is the future, these are nurses and future doctors, they are like a life saver, today, here today, they, probably, like nowhere else, felt the truth of these gospel words, assvyachenne ў professions, iconic places of belarusian history are a good tradition for workers... remember and honor the memory of all the people who fell during the great patriotic war, those people who restored our country from ruins. we should probably remember all the feats that were done for us by previous generations, and that it is very important, it is very important to preserve yourself, to preserve your inner world and always be a person, a real person, and this is the key link, that doctors are the very personification of

would like to present this majestic image of the protection of the holy mother of god, when you venerates image, remember in your prayers your patriarch, who... loves you, loves this land, i speak openly about this, and may the lord give him the opportunity to bear his patriarchal cross with dignity. god bless you all! greetings! briefly about the main thing: great work, today is teacher's day, talent, patience, and what qualities does he consider the most important children? a kind, wise person, always positive and on the same wavelength with his students, the best of the best entered the final of the most prestigious competition, who will win?

i just spent an hour with the book, i grabbed the life of christ, the very veneration of the saints.the words of the gospel filled the thirsty soul with an unwashed holy spirit that came from above. as soon as the princess turned 12, her father started looking for her fiancé. the daughter is jumpy, intelligent, joyful, there were no candidates, but pradslav showed the character of raptam, i won’t marry even a little bit. pain for that, i for... declared: i will be a maniac, bride of christ. spyarsha tata vyrashyў, what is this zyavochy whim, hіba remember some savory straws and soft piarynyny for lean hedgehogs and dredged lava, but the dacha melted on its own. everything is sweet, but the hut is as sweet as a dream, and like a withered flower. the unknown thing has never been heard, like the written story of the storyteller, i didn’t hear, i didn’t smell, and the gentleman didn’t understand what god knows, who loves me. from the princely ceremony, pradslav moved to kell, and immediately realized that the life of the manachinas here is not the same as that of the princesses. before t

emergencia en numerosos condado y reiterÓ las medidas de precauciÓn que deben tener las regiones mÁs venerables milton y dice que los efectos del sistema tropical pueden ser desastrosos. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] aunque: aunque no se sabe es el Área del posible impacto de milton, los expertos temen el Área de tampa sea la mÁs afectadas debido a que es muy vulnerable a las inundaciones que provocan las marejadas ciclÓnicas que se esperan para este miÉrcoles. las autoridades en las las le piden a los residentes de las Áreas vulnerables que evacuÓ en de forma voluntaria para evitar pÉrdidas humanas a medida que sistema tropical se aproxima a la costa oeste del estado, se miden avisos y alertas de vientos y marejada ciclÓnica potencialmente devastadores. regresamos contigo. fÉlix: debido al huracÁn milton, noticias univisiÓn va a reprogramar el foro de votantes indecisos con el ex presidente donald trump que iba a realizarse en miami. la nueva fecha es el miÉrcoles y si seis octubre. el foro con la vicepresidenta kamala harris va a llevarse acabo este jueves 10 de oct

there are already such very venerable teachers, authors of textbooks, sitting with the guys online, there is a certain pedagogical experiment here, to which you find yourself involved, all your developments, they reach a completely different level, the main thing that actually helps here is the audience reach, the response comes from a large number of people, from where more the number of people than at school, for me, probably, is of primary importance. the mesh reflects absolutely everything that i do for my future, there are detailed statistics, in which of the years you wrote which olympiad, what winner you are, a prize winner or just a participant, did you participate in the forsay session last year, it was also there, but i was really surprised when i saw that they take everything into account down to the smallest, so to speak, achievements, this is added automatically, i have my rank displayed, candidate for master of sports, as well as the gold gto badge, i passed three levels, respectively... this is called modern education, when your subject goes into the practical plane, the sc

body of our martyr seyyed hassan rasoolullah may be transferred to karbala and buried next to his venerable ancestor, imam hussain, peace be upon him, but hezbollah has announced that until the time in the truth of the appointment of the new secretary general of hezbollah the truth is that no ceremony will be held . thank you, mr. hussain of pakistan . we will be with you again after the news . for now, i congratulate you on your resistance . thank you for making a very good choice. but the important thing is that we bought household goods from a specialized market, under these conditions and easily. yes, from this house to that house. yes , from sarai irani to your house, we are a specialized market for household appliances in the cities of qom, isfahan, and the only tehran branch in sarah afsarieh. the smell of mehr month, the good smell of school, the smell of mother's seal and so on kind teacher! happy beginning of the month of mehr to you educated teachers and educators. tehran, tehran, tehran, pars mahd farsh. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may allah bles

online courses for graduates of the center for pedagogical excellence, there are already such very venerable teachers. the authors of the textbooks are sitting with the kids online. there is a certain pedagogical experiment here, to which you find yourself involved. all your developments, they reach a completely different level. the main thing that mash actually helps here is the audience reach. the response comes from a large number of people, from where there are more people than at school. for me, it is probably of primary importance. msh reflects absolutely everything that i. automatically, so to speak, achievements, this is added to me, my rank is displayed, candidate for master of sports, as well as a gold badge of the gto, i passed three stages, respectively, the end of the music school in the music section, and can you evaluate? what was last year, in what olympiads, competitions did the child take part, what did he do this year, it is very convenient to get some additional points for admission, through the mesh portfolio base you can already get to those points that you will receive

since a few moments ago, due to the large presence of dear people to attend the friday prayer of venerable martyr soleimani from the intersection kurdistan limited we implemented traffic and this area is now possible to traffic. the second circle that we have predicted is from the north side of shahid hammet highway towards masla , from the time we planned, from 9:00 in the morning we will have a traffic ban in this area, towards masla from the east side of shahid sahra vardi street and from the south there is shahid motahari street and ahmed qasir street from the west, which is currently possible to travel in this area. except for the eastern area , there is no traffic from shahid beheshti saharvardi street, and we have a traffic ban, and the third ring that we have predicted will be from the north of raish haqqani. from the west side of wali ajllullah street, from the south side of karim khanan street, and from the east side of shahid dr. shariati street, well, due to the large number of worshipers on shahid beheshti street and pedestrian traffic, in order to increase the safety of pedes

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message of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution in connection with the martyrdom of the venerable general selshekar nilforoshan, on behalf of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, i would like to return to the role of the commanders of the resistance axis in strengthening the resistance axis of the zionist regime, one of the points and one of the goals that there is an opinion that one by one the commanders of the resistance axis should be put in the crossfire and make them martyrs . an important point that arose after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah in aslan jahanian and this important question what will hezbollah be like after nasrallah? hezbollah after nasrallah is like hezbollah after sad. it will be abbas mousavi. hizbullah after nasrallah with a tall stature in new conditions. with a high goal with new conditions. that israel is at a point of weakness. i will open a parenthesis, the concept of weakening point is not to belittle the enemy. but dare. asif hassan nasrallah has drawn the conditions for hizbollah for the lofty goals, long -term, medium-term and sh

the sports marathon for people of venerable age is not just a competition, it is a symbolic gesture of respect and gratitude for the care and upbringing of the younger generation. in the kupalovsky memorial reserve vyazanka, bagach took place, a ritual of one of the four main folk holidays in the agricultural calendar of belarusians. which have been recreated in the museum complex for more than 10 years, pouring grain into a common lubok, lighting a fire, as well as songs that our ancestors, the organizers try to preserve the authenticity and color of the harvest festival, the organizers held master classes on beading, straw, making gabilen from autumn flowers and vytinanka, a festive fair and much more. on the stage of the belarusian state academic musical theater, the tour of the sverdlovsk... athletes were awarded with cash certificates. at the ceremony , the coaches of young athletes who are behind the triumphant success of their wards were also noted. in the asian vector section, we will tell about the foreign policy guidelines of belarus and the prospects for partnership with the

, in the essence of martyrdom and the events that happen to the people of lebanon, and also the venerableed of resistance, hazrat ayatollah seyed hassan nasrallah. his companions, who were among the senior commanders of the islamic corps, while we discussed the order of mr. to the facilities that lebanon and even palestine need, so that we can, god willing , return its original owners to the land of fesinin in the near future, god willing, this is part of the discussion that we and our jihadi groups, which i told you earlier , are ready to, if the conditions are met, lebanon will be present, both the discussion of the reconstruction of lebanon and the discussion of financial aid, which, alhamdulillah , was very well received in esnam and bazar, all unions , all esna chambers, all groups, god willing. the discussion of funding for hezbollah, the group that we need to do , now we are in the text of the resignation, there are also basij groups that are ready to obey the order of the gentleman . imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him , this gathering will be held with the efforts of tehra

i pulled out a bunch of pamphlets on birth control and venereal disease.'m glad you sent that stuff, it's very interesting, not personally or anything, but in general. >> i'm glad you think so, do me a favor, though, don't tell your mother and father. why not? sometimes it is hard for parents to accept the facts. let's keep it between the two of us." both peer that is beautiful that catherine has that support. you are writing this for folks who don't have someone to turn to for his advice and for parents having a hard time accepting the facts of life. >> yeah, i wrote it alone time ago. i don't remember everything. i wrote it because my daughter at 14 asked me for a book, you know the story, i am sure, about two nice kids who do it and nobody has to die. because she was reading a lot of books then that equated sexuality with punishment. it was always the girl who was punished. i do want to say to jason, you know, everyone, everyone deserves, and wants a boyfriend like neon. he is just so great. and let's hope that because of your book, we will get more guy

a sports marathon for people of venerable age is not just a competition, it is a symbolic gesture of respect and gratitude for the care and upbringing of the younger generation. in the kupala memorial reserve, the bundle of goods was held, one of the four main folk holidays in the agricultural the belarusian calendar, which has been recreated in the museum complex for over 10 years. pouring grain into a common popular print, lighting a fire, as well as songs that our ancestors sang. the organizers try to preserve the authenticity and color of the harvest festival. the organizers held master classes on beading, straw, creating a gabilen from autumn flowers and vytinanka, a festive fair. and much more. on the stage of the belarusian state academic musical theater, the tour of the sverdlovsk theater of musical comedy. for the audience's judgment guests presented classics of russian musicals. ale prusa, the legendary dead souls and lermontov's masquerade. in the genre of classical operetta and the recent production of bayadere. exclusive for the belarusian viewer. comedy buy a pass to he

these minor public and all of its ministry, intelligence, security, and even the media sites all now venerable to a top. let me pass you on on this because everyone is wondering whenever we have seen these attacks in the past and when and, and as we have seen israel strike at various that has been law and how most come on. does iran has seen fit to respond through its process? this time? it's out in the open. this is us, we did it. what's behind that? as well for decades of the i r g c. these learn revolutionary gods. cool. a has used a symmetric tactics, militancy, towers, most of these chasing hijackings. and that's really a stretch. its whole doctrine is built around a symmetric both that does not have conventional capabilities in the decades. that has been able to use this a symmetric top. it takes these top 6 of militancy via proxies via the i r g c using minutes and terrorist like have to have it see. it has been able to use base to keep the conventional superior forces at bay. but recently that has been a shift. we are seeing the regime in iran is using conventional attacks and effectiv

and what we hope for in a liter character and courage and service to the american ethic veneration of rule of law and respect for human freedom and all its asked thanks is there anything real in that or do you think that that is just a whole load of garbage what you just said it look, it's, it's absurd. >> they have to say something. what are they going to say? we are, we are in fact bending the knee to donald trump it because we're afraid of what he'll do it, they're not going to say that obviously they're going to say this, but look, the editorial page, not just the washington post as a new who's organization, but the editorial page has been laying out for almost eight years arguments as to why donald trump is not only the wrong candidate, but an actual threat to american democracy. the editorial page has been doing this so for them to decide that this is the election that they're going to sit out when they he had made it very clear the editorial page that trump represents a threat to democracy. look, there's no explanation other than the most obvious one. this is a simple question

monuments in the public realm in san francisco, the individuals, events and the ideals that they venerate, and how the narratives associated with these monuments align or do not align with san francisco's values today. end quote. so some high level findings from the report and recommendations, which the full report can be found online on our website. the guiding principles that drove the committee were power, complexit, justice and representation, and the broad category for recommendations were to rectify power imbalance, engage and build awareness, review and evaluate, and sustained future engagement. the agency's strategy post report was to seek funding to support putting the recommendations of the report into action in june of 2023. san francisco was one of nine municipalities nationwide that received this mellon foundation grant as part of the monuments project initiative. the $3 million grant will be, will fund and support the arts commission's monuments and memorials initiative. over three years, the president of the mellon foundation, elizabeth alexander's leadership, propels this

the gunman reached him so how that was possible, that is a point of debate, but baba siddique, a venerable as mumbai was concerned, a three—time member of the assembly and also once a member of the cabinet and he was a well—known bollywood figure. so many friends among the bollywood celebrities and his party is used to be attended by many celebrities, especially from the film industry. more tributes have been paid to scotland's former first minister alex salmond, who died suddenly yesterday at the age of 69. he was a formidable campaigner for independence and has been widely praised for his dedication to the country and its people. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports from glasgow. alex salmond believed in scottish independence. it was the dream that drove his decades in politics. today remembered at the parliament where he was once the dominant force and in the area he used to represent. i always thought he was really interested in the local community. it was sad to hear that he passed away. really sorry for his family and friends. didn't agree with a lot of the things he did f

walking, today he opened the republican cycle of actions for the international day of people of venerablegrodno.

sixties, china is now quite active there acts, well, not only that, in principle, this is the eastern venerationlways passed by, and what figures can we see, let's put it in a practical plane, in your opinion, yes, this is just an assessment as an expert on the horizon, let's say, i will not even ask only in some forecasts there for six months or a year, yes, because once again for the audience i will repeat that investments in gold in any form, in the form of jewelry or a work of art or... insert a cube, if all this gold is collected into one so to speak heap and cast a cube such a golden one, then the edge of this cube will be 22 m, only, only, that is, a six-story building, yes 22 m here, 22 m here and here, this is all the gold mined in the world, and this wonderful cube weighs 200,000 tons, wow. it is believed that in the ground there inside there are 53,000 tons left in the crust for mining, for everything else of the cube, yes a quarter of such a cube, this will be the end of it, all that will remain is to catch asteroids, that means in this very sky, now of course the price is getting mo

everything, here is part of this picture, during which... this trouble happened, put it down, calm down, venerableap ivanovich, you were cheated out of 2,000, you do n't care who you take it from, as long as return, agree, give me elizabeth potapna, i will give you 2,000 right here, benefactor, you resurrect me, my daughter, my daughter, you are the wife of this magnanimous man. yes, let's take 200, just let me count, i would like to know those swindlers, maybe after the wedding i will tell you something, yes, unite us, be happy, dear children, live peacefully, do not forget your father, good daddy, good daddy, good good, i am good, you are also good children, i am not stingy, i give for ... this picture, not only with very big actors you were married by fate all your life on stage in the frame, but all the first beauties of our cinema were in your arms, how and from what did margarita terikhova save you on the set? in a couple of minutes, next in the program: lan fren lanfra mikhail boyarsky, of course, i was in love with her, she really is a woman who attracts the attention of not only her partn

even theli venerable highbrow could not resist the charisma of john gotti. the hammers were fixedly daring on john gotti and offered every satisfaction for those who couldn't climb towards his states only proportion he wrote in the newsday column. he had the look that announces the pro recognition of their sponsor the least placed upon them by stellar citizens and the readiness to bear the burden. at this 1990 acquittal at cadillac was waiting for the dawn to take in the few short blocks toot as little italy headquarters on mulberry speech and the crowd roared as he stepped from the savanna and several women ran up and him as he strode to the door of a social club where his closest friends were waiting to offer tribute collaboration. an evening went to the streets to witness the fireworks in his honor. he liked the mayor i guess you'd say he treats the people very respectfully. he's friendly and talks to elderly people -- he puts the dogs and the babies. edith to show her support about the authorities were targeting a telling americans. the ice mushy said th

there's a certain level of cruelty that is been directed and veneration ports and individuals, particularly the vice president kamala harris. the talk about inflation in the economy and immigration, there has been a heavy dose of vulgarity, tax, name-calling on the opponents of this republican party here today. of course, we are nine days out, donald trump lost by 23 percentage points in 2020 to joe biden here in the state of new york. he and his campaign believe that the bright lights here make this very much a national game, and really, this is an inviting event for the maga movement after 9 1/2 years of campaign rallies. this is donald trump's first in an arena like this were really echoed what is mainstream republicanism in the year 2024. >> nbc news correspondent von hilliard coming to us live them inside madison square garden. if you very much for coming back to the sunday show. >> donald trump's rally at madison square garden comes days after his own former chief of staff went on record to describe his former boss as a fascist. but that jamboree happening right now, you see it there

minion whose have been repulsed by even the thought of women, and by this, i mean the group long venerated and placed on a pedestal for the clear purpose of silencing their voices, i do mean white women. finally finding their voice and asserting their independence and their power, and joining women of color in rejecting the politics of the increasingly extreme republican party. on that note, know what is also triggering the maga man cave? a progressive evangelical group urging the partners of male trump supporters to vote for kamala harris even if it has to be done in secret. >> in the one place in america where women still have a right to choose. you can vote any way you want. and no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did, honey. >> remember, what happens in the booth stays in the booth. >> let me just tell you, the maga right hates this idea. they are literally disgusted and freaking out about it. one conservative pastor's very telling tweet, which has gone viral, sums it up. he writes, in a christian marriage, a wife should vote according to her husband's dire

kashpirovsky is again in moscow, again arranging his healing sessions, again, like 30 years ago, his most venerable audience is going crazy. shepeto in a word, as they say, tamada was good, and the competitions are interesting, i do not see, for example, hypnosis, yes, he just laid a couple of women, let's say, yes, everyone else lies down, because he for some reason it is necessary, and nothing terrible happens, there are already several people lying there, in psychology it is called, well... infection, yes, that is, i do the same as others do. you will not believe it, tickets for this witchcraft buffoonery were sold out several months before the performance, in order to lie on the stage at the feet of koshpirovsky, people paid up to 9.00 rubles, and in cash. it is extremely difficult to prove that a person was deceived deliberately in order to get some amount of money from him, since all the followers these gurus, and... they firmly believe in some kind of powerful karma, in the powerful force of their teacher, and none of them will go and write a statement to the police, moreover, at a convenien

what does howard stern have in common with the venerated news magazine show like "60 minutes"?y are both places that were trump's stomping grounds. remember, trump previously win on "60 minutes" and last night we mentioned that. trump and howard stern go back many years. this is actually a picture of then the shock jock and the real estate magnet or pretend magnet, depending on which financials you believe, one of trump's weddings, his first. donald trump has gone on howard stern's show dozens of times. there is a whole breakdown on that. this is exactly the kind of thing that donald trump would use on his way up, if you want to call it that. he used to be able to handle questions from howard stern about a range of topics. now, what we have is kamala harris going on howard stern and donald trump running away. is only interviews this week have been on fox and on a conservative radio show where he thought he would get a certain type of treatment. on howard stern, again, like "60 minutes", a big platform that reaches millions, if not all of them, automatically, biden-harris suppor

larry: but you mentioned, john deere company, it's a venerable, old great american company. >> yeah.ry: but if they're going to move want plants to mexico -- move plants to mexico and try to sell stuff back to the u.s., sneak in under, for example, the usmca tariff schedule, you would charge them a 2000 -- 200 tear rift. >> or 100%. i would charge them enough that it would no longer make sense to go to mexico. they moved a big operation to mexico, and they come in, and they don't have to pay -- pay very little tax. they're going to make it in mexico, sell it in here, and we get killed. all we do is lose jobs. and, by the way, that's been happening for years. i stopped it during mine, but we had the greatest economy in history. companies were moving back in like nobody's ever seen -- larry: is that's how you, that's how you negotiate though. >> yeah. larry: that's the point i'm sort of driving at. >> john deere -- [inaudible] larry: john deere won't do it because you're threatening, i mean, you will jack up their tariffs, okay? they won't do it. >> it wouldn't be a threat. it'd be a f

was an enormous explosion that targeted about 20 top leaders including this leader himself who was veneratedoughout the arab and muslim worlds. so hashem safieddine, he didn't necessarily represent such a big departure from hassan nasrallah himself. he was a similar character, a similar religious pedigree, he came up in the same way, he came from here in lebanon, from a shiite majority area, he studied in iran, he wasn't more extreme or more moderate, but it is important to note, he hasn't actually been elected as the successor, the israelis picked him off before he could even be elected. now, he is still a desirable character for hezbollah he was the cousin of hassan nasrallah and his son married the daughter last year of qassem soleimaniso he was the head of the qods force, part of the irgc that deals with the militant groups backed by iran, and groups in iraq and syria. he had that connective tissue like hassan nasrallah, connecting hezbollah to iran. that's very important to a group that still really relies spiritually, financially, ideologically on their benefactors, iran. but now he's

but he's creating this sort of persecution sort of veneration complex like he's some sort of christ-like figure. then you take that and you add to it what stuart is saying, essentially, they're saying that, and the republican party is saying the only outcome we will accept and certify is trump winning. and if he doesn't win, you, the trump voter, ought to take that as a signal that these people we have described as vermin are making war against trump, are trying to hurt trump and trying to hurt you. this is a recipe for a kind of sort of civil war over this election. when it doesn't look like he's winning it. >> yeah, every single thing you have mentioned is straight out of the autocratic playbook. the gop actually knows it can't win the popular vote. it's taking these extreme positions on reproductive rights and other things. so they have become an autocratic entity that is dependent on lying, on corruption, and the threat and reality of violence. then you have trump, who is doing the classic thing, you know, started by mussolini onward, that you are the savior of the nation, but you're

to me in my temporary chambers later that afternoon so that i could add my own signature to the venerated role. i thought about the justices of harlan's era who collectively decided in the plessy versus ferguson opinion that state laws mandating the separation of people by race did not violate the 14th amendment of the constitution so long as the separate facilities were equal. harlan had been the sole dissenter in the notorious. 1896 case, and now here i was affixing my signature to his bible in black fountain pen ink. only one generation after my mother and father had experienced the spirit crushing effects of racial segregation in housing, schooling and transportation while growing up in florida, their daughter was standing on the threshold of history, the embodiment of our ancestors dreams, ascending to a position that justice harlan and his colleagues likely never imagined possible. for someone like me. but if justice harlan and his contemporaries could not have pictured this moment, my family and i, and indeed most of america were fully cognizant of the signified sense of my nominat

he wrote, quote, we are grateful to you for make cal shakes the venerable institution. it's been for the past 50 years. more news will come in the following weeks as the process gets underway, end quote. >> we will take a break here. 10, 12 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news in alameda county district attorney addressing calls for her recall why she says that's not the best thing for county. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas live in san francisco at marina green. coming up, we've got details about all the events this week. and of course, when the ship parade and blue angels are s >> we're back at 10, 15 fleet week getting up to full speed today in san francisco as the parade of ships and the blue angels. >> are set to wow goers this afternoon. crawford's michael thomas actually getting a while treatment out of marina green all morning long. good morning, michael. >> good morning, everyone. this is san francisco 33rd fleet week. this was created back in the 80's by the fed may early. dianne feinstein essentially connecting our marines, our navy, all o

theater said, quote, we are grateful to you for everything you have done to make cal shakes the venerable institution. it's been for the past 50 years. more news will be coming in the following weeks as the process gets underway. we have injury updates for the forty-niners coming off their win against the seattle seahawks last night. first, a little bit of good news for you. rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is set to return to practice next week. head coach kyle shanahan making that announcement during a conference call with reporters this afternoon. this is the first time that pearsall is going to practice with the team ever since he was shot in union square at the end of august, he was shot in the chest. the team placed him on the injured reserve list and as miss the first 6 games of the season. shanahan saying that there's a possibility purcell will be ready for game action with the niners take on the chiefs next sunday. most likely i would think would be a longer ramp-up period. but i mean, you health wise, nobody really good to go. but >> i really love the side of police are watch

what does howard stern have in common with a venerated news magazine show like "60 minutes"?l, they're both places that were trump's stomping grounds. remember, trump previously went on "60 minutes" and did it last cycle, and we mentioned that. trump and stern go back many years. this is actually a picture of then the shock jock and then the real estate magnate, or pretend magnate, depending on which financials you believe, together at one of trump's weddings, his first. donald trump has gone on howard stern's show dozens of times. politico has a whole breakdown on that. so this is exactly the kind of thing that donald trump would use on his way up, if you want to call it that. and he used to be able to handle questions from howard stern about a whole range of topics. now what we have is kamala harris going on howard stern and donald trump running away. so his only interviewed this week have been on fox and on a conservative radio show where he thought he would get a certain type of treatment. on howard stern, again, like "60 minutes," a big platform that reaches millions and

and what we hope for in a leader, character, and courage in service to the american ethic veneration for the rule of law and respect for human freedom in all its aspects. we also see it as a statement in support of our reader's ability to make up their own minds on this, the most consequential of american decisions, whom to vote for as the next president. the decision comes shortly after the owner of the la times stop the newspaper from publishing its proposed endorsement of kamala harris in reaction, the head of its editorial board, along with two writers, resigned in protest. other major papers have already released their 2024 endorsements just friday, the new york post declared its support for donald trump editorial boards at the new york times and philadelphia inquirer have published support for vice president harris the washington post left this final message for readers, quote most of all, our job as the newspaper of the capital city of the most important country in the world is to be independent. i want to bring in marty baron. he's the former washington post executive editor

season elisa raffa, cnn well it was an unbelievable upset in college football saturday night, the venerable commodores defeated number one ranked alabama 40 to 35, and natural now, vanderbilt has never beaten the top five team in its program's history. and this comes just one week after the crimson tide or in their top spot by taking out longtime rivals, the georgia bulldogs? a couple of hours, head coach says, it took the team everything they had to defeat alabama so excited, they rushed the field and tore down the goalposts, breaking it down broadway even tossing it into the cumberland river over in the big ten conference after a shaky first-half, number three, ohio state found its footing in the third quarter and secured a 357 victory against the iowa hawkeyes ohio state quarterback will howard threw four touchdown passes in saturday's game, coming up 21 points in the third quarter alone. a buckeye, his face number six, oregon, next saturday and iowa will host washing all right, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. please

there is no doubt that waldo venerated his wife's depth of feeling when he wasn't calling her lydian. he called her asia in affectionate if orientalist nod to her hidden reserves of emotion and thought. over the course of a long marriage, they did exert a gravitational tug on each other. the plymouth neighbor who described them as two planets got it right. so i will insist that the improvement was mutual. in fact, i will go further and say that lydian represented the reality principle for her deeply cerebral husband. she kept him anchored to the world of molasses and rinsing tubs and ordinary pain. it was her own hypersensitive beauty, her tendency to absorb the woe of others like a parabolic dish. that shielded her from transcendental solace, and it allowed her to serve as a check on waldo's infinity addled impulses, which she dearly needed. all right then, and i'll just add one more thing about lydia and emerson. she once said, you know, spare me magnificent souls. i like a small, common, regular sized one. and i think that just sort of captures her deflationary ability to like, in

the theater said, quote, we are grateful to you for everything you've done to make cal shakes the venerable institution has been for the past 50 years. more news will come in the following weeks as the process gets underway. >>all this week we've been introducing you to the people who make up this iconic imperfect place. we call the city today. meet the international chef who turns up the heat on san francisco officials. and journalist as she takes us table hopping. >>perception that's out there. we changes in israel. issues that need to be addressed. but people need to good about coming. we need to make people safer. always love cisco. this is my home. i'm not going anywhere. we need to save to small restaurants. 22 cedis moamer sense when to save the small coffee shops decrease trucks. the businesses that are. so the neighborhoods. it's left. everybody's come together. do somethig about it. otherwise would be too late. >>5 or 6 nights a week. it's something great to say not every neighborhood end here. i marcia collier, founder and publisher of the table hopper newsletter, which i have be

today is october 1st , international day of older persons, here once roma said, yes, venerable age, nowey rarely use such a phrase, although it seems to me that it sounds very correct, worthy, yes, i also really like it, the heroes of our next report are just people of this very respectable age, but they will give a head start to many young people, seriously, and this once again proves that even a respectable age is only numbers, 75 years old, but would you dare call her a grandmother? no, she is a model, the face of a kursk clothing brand, not a job, a dream, to show off in different images in front of the camera, and she can’t imagine life, it seems, she even gets younger in flight, some kind of freedom, lightness, in all planes, i even forget about age, evgeniya fedorovna from yekaterinburg, prefers trains to planes, travels around russia by them, she also has a travel block, 9,000 subscribers, went into a cafe, young people are sitting, he looks at her like this... says: listen, are you grandma zhenya? i say, yes, and what are you so famous for? i read about it all the time. my daug

so for example, in the last 15 years, several of the most venerable academic institutions in the countryy important thing in professional academia, hired in tenured native american history professors. this has happened at yale at i then at harvard and columbia and sorry, so princeton, the princeton recently hired and tenured at one of you and cesar illustrious students named liz ellis or elizabeth ellis, who wrote a remarkable book on the colonial history of louisiana. it's called the the great power of small nations. remarkable. and it's a depth of research and that kind of suggestions and and this kind of major reorientation, i mean, it's not just a kind of history of the colonial era. it kind of critiques the kind of vision of southern history that faulkner and others kind of establish that, you know, knew about in in mystical indigenous presence that seemingly was always fading away or disappearing. but, you know, her research with, i think there five federally recognized tribes in louisiana. you know all kind of highlight this themes of survival and endurance and adaptability. and s

press conferences, in terms of doing interviews with independent, large you know, the most the most venerable organizations. and they're right about that and i think they are right bring that up and their right to press about that as a matter of democracy, as a matter of time, self-interest so if the unhappy with the times because they're saying you're not being transparent interacting enough with the media i'm going to take the times aside there is it everything does it mean we should all go out and vote for donald trump? not my opinion. but i think it's a legitimate thing to bring up and i think it's important. i thought you were going to go else with this question. there's a lot of debate since the beginning of the week when joe klein, the executive editor of the times, an interview to semaphore. and the question seemed to be. like, are you abetting a possible by donald trump? and thus essentially doing an unpaid patriotic thing by covering biden critically and? he was saying no, and i'm on his side with that too. again, because i'm worried for my job or whatever we can't. we will have no

you know, general oglethorpe and his beloved wife, elizabeth, a buried beneath the floor of this venerable church, 700 year old church, and near his tomb following his death, his wife, elizabeth, commissioned a marble plaque. and this plaque contains a long list of accomplishments and platitudes of this man's long and illustrious career. having served in parliament, military hero, advocate for british subjects who have been in press in the royal navy, he fought against debt of prisoners and passed legislation that resulted in the release of 10,000 british to us. and on. and on. and on. for any of you like myself who will educate it in the schools, public or private here in georgia. these were things we were familiar with that we learned in junior high school or middle school, but then literally my mind was riveted to eight words. one passage carved in the white marble, words that i first read. and process says in disbelief amidst all of those accomplishments, i saw something in that literally stunned me. eight words. he was the friend of the oppressed --. the father of georgia james ogleth

there is no spreading of venereal disease. a little over a week, he replaces his ships and writes eloquently about these people, the palawa, whom he admires. what is interesting, and i show this, because almost exactly one century after? arrival, took mine to a stop at coney island. the palawa people are virtually extinct in this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded person believed it to be a woman named trudy in any was photographed. she died almost a century after. the reason why coke is so resented all over the pacific, not so much for what? did for what he saw, what he himself brought into their cultures. the entire imperial thing ensued . the occupiers and the pathogens, the alcohol, the missionaries. the british hunted these people for sport. it's unbelievable that an entire people had been there for millennia were nearly extinct within a century. there is that story. moving on to new zealand, the next stop on his voyage, i won't go into it. i don't really have time. it involves cannibalism. i will just le

there is no spreading of venereal disease. he is there a little over a week.y about these people. what is interesting -- i show this because exactly one century after cook's arrival and brief stop at bruni island, the people are virtually extinct and this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded palo alto person, or at least believed to be. the woman was photographed and she died almost exactly -- i show this to demonstrate, the reason why cook is so resented all over the pacific is not so much for what he did or what he saw or what himself brought into the cultures but the entire imperial kind of thing that ensued immediately after his voyages, which was the occupiers and the alcohol and the missionaries -- the british hunted these people for sport. it was just unbelievable that the entire people who had been there for millennia were nearly extinct within a century. there is that story. moving on to new england, the next stop on his voyage, i won't go into it. i don't really have time. it involves cannibalism. i will just leave it at that. i had to

terms of doing press conferences, in terms of doing interviews with independent, the moche the most venerable news organizations and i think they're right to bring it up and write to press him as a matter democracy and not of self-interest. if the president is unhappy with them because they say you are not being transparent, i would take the new york times side. i think it's a legitimate thing to bring up and it's important -- there has been a lot of debate since the beginning of the week and the question seemed to be, are you abetting a possible victory by donald trump and doing an unpaid patriotic thing by covering joe biden critically. and he was saying no. and it's not because i'm worried about my job. we will have no credibility and no voice when we criticize a politician be it donald trump or any other if we openly sugarcoat and censor ourselves in the interest of a given outcome. i believe that when i weigh in on joe biden's age and say it's not ideal for him as a candidate right now and it's giving some people pause, people say, how dear you, do you want another four years of trump. i