[bell tolling] >> virgil ware >> virgil ware. [bell tolling] >> thank you. please be seated.e names. after the bomb went off at 16th street baptist church, it was a blast that was literally heard all around the world. those that look behind in the balcony there was a window donated by the people of wales, they wanted to show their solidarity with the movement. wanted to make sure that the children of wales could contribute. so no one could contribute more than $5209 wind yes-$5 in the window. one hand pushing out hatred. the other open for forgiveness. a rainbow over his head symbolized what god told noah, never again. different colors in the background, representing different colors, cultures, creeds around the world. bullets going through his chest. on the bottom four windowpanes, it says you do it to me, when jesus said you do it to the least of these, you have also done it to me. we have some of the young people from wales here with us today. and we also have the minister for the economy of wales with us today as well. to give us some remarks. the minister for the economy

here is the canon going all the way back to plato and aristotle, little and virgil going all the way up to the modern philosophers. you've got works of literature and history and philosophy and poetry and all the rest of it mixed in there. we're a little bit looser about this book club. i am not just going systematically through all of the ages, through all of the very fine canonized writers. we're throwing books in there that people just happen to like. larry elder really likes a book by somerset maugham. okay, throw it. i think somerset maugham is a very fine writer, but i'll throw that in there. somebody likes a book, by gosh. i don't know plato or spenser. claiborne wants to read the symposium. okay, great. we'll do plato. plato certainly, certainly would count as a great book. maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is. there is no rhyme or reason, really, other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 y

we met virgil who has been getting up early to commute to work on the yellow line in the east bay for 32 years. he said, when he compares it to traffic, tolls and the challenge of parking, bart is still the best bet for him. he saw the agency get past the 2013 strike and says it is because bart is essential to so many people. >> people needed. bart for me, there's no competition. >> he acknowledges the issues like delays and safety concerns, he says he would try another service or option if there was one for him. and bart relies heavily on fares for its funding, but the latest numbers show bart ridership at less than half of pre-pandemic levels, just 45%. and bart is just over a year away from running right off a fiscal cliff. the money has to come from somewhere, so will it be from you or from bart itself? >> this board has refused to ask for concessions out of the labor contracts. >> it would be by cutting raises, laying people off. >> tonight, we'll take a look at the different ideas for keeping bart from running off the rails. >>> still ahead, a different look at what it's like to

. >> reporter: virgil has done just that for 32 years.e says when you compare it to the traffic, the tolls, as well as the challenge and cost of parking, it's the best bet for him all these years later. >> b.a.r.t. is -- for me, there's -- there's no competition. >> reporter: he knows the issues firsthand b.a.r.t. is facing with delays and lower ridership after the pandemic. and he has seen the uponnings that make it feel unsafe for some on the trains. he would try another service or option if there was one. >> b.a.r.t. is serving people who often don't have another choice in how they're getting to a place. >> reporter: uc davis professor carrie watkins says it's important to remember that rule for the transit agency especially at a tim when it's struggling finally and it's seen better days in the eyes of the public.. >> using something like b.a.r.t. that the way that it's powered, the fact that it's so much more efficient from a space perspective. >> reporter: and for virgil who hears about the uncertainty around b.a.r.t. at the moment,

. >> reporter: virgil has done just that for 32 years. he says when you compare it to the traffic, the tolls, as well as the challenge and cost of parking, it's the best bet for him all these years later. >> b.a.r.t. is -- for me, there's -- there's no competition. >> reporter: he knows the issues firsthand b.a.r.t. is facing with delays and lower ridership after the pandemic. and he has seen the problems that make it feel unsafe for some on the trains. he would try another service or option if there was one. >> b.a.r.t. is serving people who often don't have another choice in how they're getting to a place. >> reporter: uc davis professor carrie watkins says it's important to remember that role for the transit agency, especially at a time when it's struggling financially and it's seen better days in the eyes of the public.. >> you are still having huge impacts by people using something like b.a.r.t. that the way that it's powered, the fact that it's so much more efficient from a space perspective. >> reporter: and for virgil who hears ab

he said that the officials of the liverpool team will soon leave the 32-year-old dutch defender virgilstrengthen their defense and gonzalo inassi from the lisbon team will fill the place of this player . due to his injury in the game against galat esrai, musiale is now a prisoner of war, in addition to the bendes liga games, he is able to play with the german team. fifa 10 is not ahead either, mohammad sadari, radio news, in the second round of the hotan ghaemshahr free wrestling league, managed to defeat the resistance of al- babars . mohammad javad hosseinnejad, eisal and ramin rezayan, three sepahan football team players , were included in the selected team of the fourth week of the asian champions league . tata martina serrem intermiami announced that intermi striker lionel city will play in tonight's friendly match against new york city and he was awarded the eighth ballon d'or. will be. uruguayan federico valverde of real madrid has extended his contract with the galaxy until 2029. 25-year-old italian locatelli hafak of the juventus football team has also extended his contract wi

academicians, aster, very nice, so aster is translated from latin as a star, mentioned in the sayings of virgilll, you are the only ones who took off their shoes from the hallway, yes, that means they were not as delivered as these golden ones. i’m also willing to bet that your parents don’t rush to your aid at your first call, they definitely don’t pay for your studies, aster grew up without parents, i’m sorry, he really doesn’t like to talk about it, okay, let’s change the topic, aster, it’s a very interesting name you were probably tormented at school, bullied, cosiopeia, that’s right, like that, it’s a constellation, not a star, yes, that’s absolutely right, kugal, in the sky occupies an area of ​​598 square radius. most of it is located in the milky way, so i don’t understand, is this your problem or what? well, yes, is something bothering you? i don’t know, but somehow we’re not very good with teachers, in short, it’s strange, eduard petrovich is a very smart guy, and he knows very well that it’s better to be friends with students. yes, this greatly simplifies the routine of our higher ed

plato and aristotle and virgil going all way up to the modern philosophers. you've got works of literature and history and philosophy and poetry and all the rest of it mixed there. we're a little bit looser about this book club. i am not just going systematically through all of the ages, through all of the very fine canonized writers. we're throwing books in there that people just happen to like larry elder really likes a book by somerset maugham. throw it. i think somerset maugham is a very fine writer, but i'll throw that in there. somebody likes a book by a gosh, i don't know plato or spencer claiborne wants to read the symposium. okay, great. we'll do plato, plato's certainly, certainly would count as a book. maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning, the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is. there is no rhyme or reason, really. other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 year old would read. it could be it could be

virgil. >> virgil it just beggars belief. it absolutely beggars belief.d the thing is, not only is their government disregard , which they would have disregard, which they would have got away with if it wasn't for people like yourself, but i want to ask you, are you surprised at the difference you have made? because truthfully , the only because truthfully, the only reason we're talking about this today is that you're you're associated with it and it is absolutely scandalous. we've sat on this program, we've criticised the water utility companies over and over and over again . and yet they continue to again. and yet they continue to get away with it . get away with it. >> well, the simple truth of the matter is mean. yesterday there was a significant movement where government actually was found to be acting unlawfully . yesterday be acting unlawfully. yesterday in the high court with a whole approach to safeguard in our dvers to pollution . and the dvers to pollution. and the simple truth of the matter is the water companies have gamed the water companies

virgil and >> it is? oh, yeah. virgil and scott and us military.ikel arteta. i do. let's have a look the second one. this is look at the second one. this is another sporting lookalike. now this is enzo ferrari, this is, this is enzo ferrari, the man who founded ferrari. this well known one. this is quite a well known one. enzo along we're enzo ferrari, along with we're talking about arsenal, another arsenal player, which hopefully we're ozil we're going to see mr ozil i mean, look at that nearly see a man nearly 100 years apart those pictures enzo ferrari there when he racing driver and mesut he was a racing driver and mesut ozil face going on there. >> i'd say there's no blood relation between them. >> at all. >> none at all. >> none at all. >> people are listening on >> if people are listening on the radio, this really worth the radio, this is really worth checking watching it back checking out, watching it back on app or our website on our app or on our website because these these look alikes are . are uncanny. >> and got one more for >> and i'v

performances of john adams' opera, antony and cleopatra, based on shakespeare's play and text by plutarch, virgile last months, which presents 48 of the 74 paintings painted by the artist from may to july 1890, when he lived in the village of auvers, 30 km from paris. among the works of dr. gaucher, the church in avera, a wheat field with ravens and the artist’s last canvas - tree roots, created a few hours before the fatal shot. good morning, hello, right now for you a program about the most important thing, today our entire program will be devoted to immunity, and what kind of immunity is it without 8 hours of good, strong sleep, tell me, no, that’s why now we will devote our attention to how to improve sleep, there is some special exercise to improve sleep, there is a very simple, very special and very effective exercise, who sleeps little in the gym, you come to us, we’ll do it together, i confess to you honestly, i sleep well, but sometimes five or six times a year, it feels like you can’t sleep, uh-huh, what needs to be done, we put our palms together, just like that, well, it’s like we’re