so, what is voice not? i'm not getting to the clicker. what is voice and not? your voice is not just that coremessage like i mentioned earlier. it is not your policy position. so that's another thing. this is not where you stand. this is not just your content strategy even though it you can definitely build your strategy up of your voice. this is not your outreach plan. those are all tactics that happen once you learn what your campaign voice is. we are going to the short exercise they were going to parent was someone at the table find your partner get in the group of three over going to do next talk about what campaigns have unique and distinctive voice. throughout obama a specific campaign of the top of your head. were going to take about five minutes a very unique distinctive voice. all right so now. >> we talked about terms campaign america's a horrible place less is in charge of the campaign he ran and how he can for this campaign. aoc the with the voice of the campaign how it's possible how that's embodied in so many different layers. also similar narrati

this is all about the voice, the voice of your campaign or brand. just a little bit about me, my pronouns are she, her, hers, i'm originally from chattanooga, tennessee that i lived in atlanta for about eight years where i started my political career so i'm glad to be back. right now i'm the director of digital strategy at the dnc convention, so moving to chicago and doing a plug, i'm hiring, please come see me tonight. i definitely need to hire people. but i just finished being the vp of digital emily's list, before that i was the digital director for valid endings and i was the deputy digital director for warnock from his first race, so definitely excited to be back and be here with all of you. what we are talking about today is how to build your campaign voice. the entire goal of this session is how are we crafting a unique, distinct and authentic voice for your campaign? i'm stressing authentic, that is a big piece of your campaign voice. we will get into what that looks like, we will talk about how we are going to be doing this, and we'll defin

what is voice not? it is not the core message like i mentioned earlier, it is not your policy position. when you are thinking about your campaign voice, this is not just your policies. it is not just where you stand. it is not your content strategy. you can definitely build your strategy out of your voice, that is not your plan. these are the tactics i you learn when the campaign voice is. we will do a short exercise where you will pair with someone at your table. find a partner, if you do not have an even number, get in a group of three. the stable over here, you three can be together. what we will do next, we will talk about campaigns that have a unique and distinctive voice. obama is one that you can use. brands, organizations, if you cannot think of a specific campaign off the top of your head. we will take about five minutes. pair with someone next to you. talk about a campaign with a unique and distinctive voice and i will take three groups to share with what you came up with. all right, now we wi

we'll start this - >> (multiple voices). >> >> maybe. >> okay.ryone. >> welcome to the san francisco civic design review committee meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., monday, may 20, 2024. this is the gorgeous beautiful day and i would i'd like to call the meeting to order. and i will ask program social to call the roll. >> commissioner schnair here. >> girls here. >> dmirls present. >> commissioner rothschild and we have quorum also for the record, we have director of culture affairs ralph remington, director of cultural affairs. and others. >> great. do we have any agenda changes? >> no. >> great. so, now for public meetings i'd like to welcome to attend at city hall this meeting is ar live on sfgovtv to channel 78. i want to remind us of the programs and policies for public meetings we're bound do cover the structure and adhere to the best practices and every public meetings an opportunity for general public comment where members my comment on my item pertaining this this body public comment will be in-person with remote access for ada xoomgs

was unique because it was a voice that could be called a non-professional, non-musical, english voice. but he also had the lowest one, because he was a barreton. now i will tell you about it, it is a very interesting, unique fact, i met vasyl when we took carmina burana orf for the opening of the festival, in four days before the premiere. the baretone is sick, and his part there are three numbers for the baretone, very difficult, i call and i say, we have to change the program to the opening, and as i say, the baretone is sick, vasyl sings for the baretone. and what do you think, the hall, as they say, not only applauded, but chanted along with him, the truth is, the hall was standing in general, the competition in france, this is the one you actually chose then, the grand prix on it, yes, yes , accepted 50 participants took part in it, from almost all countries of the world, there were two others like me, one from japan, and the other from it was difficult for france, very well prepared technically, and indeed they were competitors, to compete with them. vasyl slipak, laureate of th

that was the chilling reality for two professional voice actors who now say their voices were, quote, >> artificial intelligence that makes it fast and easy to create voiceovers. >> reporter: for actors, paul sky lerman and lennaia sage, their voices are their calling cards. >> our voices is the foundation of our career and livelihood. without it, we don't have a career. we're not putting food on the table. >> reporter: the couple says that their livelihood was stolen by ai. both lerman and sage were hired for voice overwork by lovo, an ai company back in 2019 and 2020 to provide voice clips for what they were told would be internal research. why did you proceed and agree to it? >> because on three occasions in writing, they had given me assurances of how and where it would be used, for internal purposes only. and never forward-facing. >> these urv are capable -- >> reporter: yet two years later lerman says he was shocked when he happened to hear his voice on a youtube video and later a podcast that he never recorded. >> my voice is out there saying things that iowa never said in plac

which country in the world do you think has the best operatic voices?st voices of the production are, because talented people are born everywhere, but i love my country, i love belarus very much, and i think that we have very good productions , very good voices. and how can you assess the level of the bolshoi theater of the republic of belarus, is everything enough for your creativity? i believe that a country that has such a theater at home is a great theater. opera and ballet is a country that invests a lot in art, culture and supports, and everything that is needed for

bravo, after all, what an amazing thing this is and an expressive human voice, this is fantastic, thankt's go. which turned us all like a hurricane just right from the first note, it’s some kind of unimaginable mix, elo fitzgerald and faina ranevskaya, you see, there was so much self-irony there, i felt it with my back, it’s a great feeling, today i want to ask you to sing something for us, yes, it will probably be a romance based on gumilyov’s poems, i just can’t cope with the composer , i know him by nickname, with great pleasure in today’s podcast of the melody of my life, which we dedicated to the project, the voice for you is sung by raisa dmitrenko. my monotonous days flash by with the same will and only the roses fall and die. solovin, but she is sad too, who ordered love to me, and under her satin skin, and under her satin. through the skin, corrected blood flows, poisoned blood flows. it was amazing, rais, tell me what song, you said, this will be raisa dmitrenko’s signature song, which one would you choose from the entire world heritage, so to speak, or even in english, i drea

watch the voice project on channel one. traced on the sand, where the white bird is in melancholy, where the bird sang in melancholy, circling around the foamy one, and you? i'm only where the sound rips, the desired one piers, and where are your guardian eyes, and where are your guardian eyes, glancing over not, intently. i’m not there, where are you, don’t cloud the white day. where the pines are from amber tears, where the pines are from amber tears, the caring olya will wipe away, i am only there, where you sometimes look at the door with hope, and like a child with children, and like a child with children, you won’t see the snowy woman, i am not there, where the steamer, at night , boomed abruptly, where i understand the sky, i can see where i understand the sky, that without you i’m already a pirate only there. where i am not, around you, invisible, you you know, not a day without you, you know, not a day without you, i can’t live, topic! greetings, friends, this is the podcast of the chronicle of the end times and i,

because you know your voice. you've taken care of your voice since you were little.k a lot on concert days. so what did you think was going on with this -- >> well -- >> -- instrument? >> -- that was the scary part, is that i -- even just by swallowing, i could say that it's like a little cold starting, or just because i pushed too much. it's the third show in a row. >> yeah, you're workin' too hard. >> it's working too hard. yeah, working too hard. i can't -- i can't wait to work too hard. trust me. but the thing is that it was different. it was more spasmodic than something cold. >> reporter: celine was ensnared in a medical mystery that would soon leave her desperate for answers and in a panic that her career could be over. >> looking at the doctor, please, find something. tell me i got something wrong. because i'm gonna have to make big decisions over here. ♪ ♪ discover the melting sensation of lindt classic recipe milk chocolate. the creamiest milk and finest cocoa. crafted by the lindt master chocolatier. it's beyond words. classic recipe by lindt. introducing

which country in the world do you think has the best operatic voices?cause talented people are born everywhere. but i love my country, i love belarus very much, and i think that we have very good productions, very good voices. and how... can you assess the level of the bolshoi theater of the republic of belarus, is everything enough for your creativity? i believe that a country that has such a theater at home, a large opera and ballet theater, is a country that invests a lot in art and culture and supports everything that is needed for us to sing, dance, play, we have there is, the most important thing is that the audience comes, that you come to us, then everything will be great, because we cannot perform without an audience, you know, when there was covid, there were many moments, everyone was sitting at home, but the artist was not can perform in front of an empty hall, and even when it is in electronic form, when it is via the internet, many have shown concerts, performances, there is still no that living emotion that exists in real time in the even

many voices out there. only voice that matters is the voice of the jury, and the jury has spoken. >> most people said lawless. how do you feel? >> mr. stein glass, some of you probably saw them and speak for a little but the other day, so he has done his job as has this team. i would just say enormous gratitude. i talk about the jurors at the beginning of my remarks. we have a phenomenal system. 12 everyday new yorkers. they listen to the judge's direction. they were careful and attentive, so ieel deep gratitude to work alongside them, to be a part of the system, and i just want to echo that this is what we are doing every single day. during this trial, just this week, an indictment, wage theft, plea resolution, sex crimes, convictions, all sorts of work being done by phenomenal public servants, so we are reporting today on this consequential matter, but this is what we do every day. we followed the facts on the law without fear or favor. >> if a jail sentence is in the cards, is it [indiscernible] would yo

yuri mamon, ricardo markina, voice of america. this weekend , for the first time during the full-scale war , a procession of representatives of the lgbt community kyiv pride took place in kyiv. activists say that more than half a thousand people took part, including a group of lgbt soldiers. at the same time, in the us, the number of adults who identify as non-heterosexual is over seven. how the presidential candidates are campaigning for this important group of voters in the november elections, see further in the story. according to estimates by the gelep institute, more than 7% of american adults identify as lgbtq plus. among them are lesbians, gays, bisexuals or those who question their sexual orientation. that community was outraged in 2017 by a tweet by then- president donald trump. trump about the ban transgender people to serve in the army. joe biden , within the first week of his presidency , lifted this ban. transgender personnel can serve their government. in the us army if they meet all other requirements. it is a great

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, who gave you such a beautiful voice, did your ancestors sing too?of the voice is given to us from the lord god and from our parents, but another thing is that as far as i was able to take advantage of this a gift that... was given at birth, someone becomes a musician, having a voice, someone becomes a vocalist, sings, someone just goes to a completely different job, gets a different profession, but sings for the soul. do you think music is a compulsory subject at school? why? i believe that this subject is compulsory, correct me if i’m wrong, now we have music, singing, music up to the fourth grade, yes, as far as i know. now at school, when i was a student, we had singing until the eighth grade, that's until ninth, and i believe that if they asked me whether singing and music should be returned to school until the ninth grade, i would say they definitely need to be returned, because music only brings benefits, because we must develop not only intelligence, not only our body in physical training, but our soul. and heartfelt abilities to empathize, t

don’t forget the secret, my mother’s voice asks again again, my mother’s voice missed me, my life willin the window, i will be there. to end the suffering, you will share with me, my mother’s voice saved me, and not my life was saved, my mother’s voice saved me. and for me to live and save the war was waged by everyone in their place, for many the new home was the forest, the partisans, more than a thousand detachments in the territories occupied by the nazis. yes, providing for the partisans was a difficult task, but already in the forty-second year it was possible to make a gap 40 km long in the front line. old man minai, vitebsk gate, it is difficult , comrade, to overestimate their importance. the soldiers heard father minai crying at night about his murdered children. each had their own story of joining the partisans. over the calm of the rakhoy, the kalima grazing behind the rakha dawned. the daughter-in-law grew up, but didn’t follow the rules. dzyauchyna grew up. natalina, raspberries, floated, zyazulya, yes dzyauchyny, galіly, hopped yanulya. yes, kalina's daughters are jumpin

i hear a voice from a beautiful distance, a morning voice in the silver dew.d that spins my head like a carousel in childhood, a beautiful one is far away, don’t be cruel to me, don’t be cruel to me, do n’t be cruel, from a pure source, the beautiful is far away, the beautiful is far away, i’m starting to put it all together. abortions, degradation, debilitation, they took away the country where they were taught to read, they were given the one where they were taught to smoke, politicians gave them ossetia, abkhazia, volgodonsk, chechnya and even two, that ’s what they gave to those soviet children, these children are now fighting that thrice-damned ninety- first, and the politicians arrive on a well-fed pension, do you think it’s a shame for them, only in belarus it’s different. look at the faces of the children, i hear a voice from a beautiful distance, it is calling me not to heavenly lands, i hear a voice, the voice asks sternly, but today, what did i do for tomorrow, beautiful, far away, don’t be cruel to me, don’t be cruel to me , cruel, from a pure sour

peoples voices matter. poor peoples voices matter.cerated people's voices despite the money spent on mass our jails are horrific. prisons are understaffed medical care is often delayed or denied. there is sometimes no running water and mold and bug infestations are causing illnesses with our people. populations are being harmed people even killed by correctional officers. well those contracted to run the prisons becomea must-see change. ernment spent $1.1 trillion on wars and weapons, mass incarceration, deportation and detention. this is unacceptable when 40% of u.s. are poor low income and as we heard today, struggling to make ends meet. we must organize and prepare for the thirwe stand with the campaign's call for an gaza. >> we are going to have to i one to make sure you let folks know other legal groups are going to be handling this because somepeople -- there are people who will try to trip you up when you start talking about moving and registering photos. diverging voters. what we want the center for has additional law a sure y

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voice of america.russia remains on the battlefield thanks to china's support - said assistant secretary of state for europe and eurasia james o'brien during a congressional hearing this wednesday according to representatives of the biden administration, economic aid for kyiv is directly related to defense. and washington must assure that ukraine will not only be able to successfully wage war. and at the same time will restore its economy. this will reduce ukraine's financial dependence on partner countries. for this, according to obrien, it is necessary to increase the funding of american state institutions that cooperate with ukraine. voice of america congressional correspondent kateryna lisonova was present at these hearings. congratulations katya. congratulations alexei katya, so how does the biden administration currently see the strategy of supporting ukraine in 2025. what jdep representatives said during hearings in this committee on international relations. according to representatives of the st

look, arab voices have always been the voices of hope, especially for the voices of hope, especiallyor one official said it was the deal sweetener for that normalisation between israel and saudi arabia which is a major incentive for them to go forward and they may not trust the palestinians and henry kissinger said trust is important for diplomacy but they look forward to an improved and open relationship with saudi arabia but the question is if that is enough and if israel is if that is enough and if israel is in the mood for carrots or if they need sticks and i would say in that case that us would do well to have this coalition of coexistence that would serve as a stick or a punishment rather than a prize for e rana, which is what it is all about for them, and if you trace hamas back to its source, it is e rana, irani, e rana, the source of obsession for netanyahu more than anything —— iran, iran, iran. hagar anything -- iran, iran, iran. how significant— anything -- iran, iran, iran. how significant is _ anything -- iran, iran, iran. how significant is it _ anything -- iran, iran,

hey, more and more, more and more, they cut similar voices into the sky, but only yours is needed.cooked babka, kishka, and all that. out of their hobbies , no one works closely with our historical and cultural heritage, and the designers touch on various aspects, moments, i realized that this is a free niche, well, you can say, i deliberately, i specifically took this topic, but it really suited me, and also share with the secrets of my success, i make competition for myself, for me there are no competitors, when i go into creativity, that is, it’s like my outlet, i don’t know, healing the soul. watch the belarus project on the belarus 24 tv channel. minsk and moscow do not change. eat everything for every taste, dessert for export. slodych, as an example, today produces more than 100 types of products, we are made from natural raw materials, with love we bring all the best, cookies, candies, gingerbreads, marshmallows, waffles, the most delicious quality control awaits us, the main topics are in the main broadcast, watch on belarus24 tv channel. no one knows how bad things have b

song that was written, which i purchased, with whom to sing a duet, namely with a girl with a cool voicetya to perform a song that. it's called love, let's listen to this duet with pleasure. so, dear friends, sergey volchkov, anastasia spiridonova. love. how high. my soul flies with you, how easy it is for me to love you, to breathe, how as if they were born for each other, like...

june 12 on rtr, you’re a singer, i just feel that it’s your voice, right?y were still carried out, everyone has the right to... a mistake, catch me if you can, a big musical show, sings, doesn’t sing, well, it happens at the caraoke, on friday at rtr, hello, i’m coming to you for an interview, and i guessed, well, you’re ready to start, look today, this is zhenya, your new nanny, you think i don’t see how she looks at you is he looking? smiles, all these exchanges of glances , go away, and who leaves whom, there are different job offers, you you managed to please kolya, so you will be able to play my girlfriend and charm everyone, thank you, but she is waiting for a completely different proposal, my son anton is getting married, what are you doing, what a damn wedding, you will just leave, after everything that happened, you think it’s right , i believe that what begins with deception does not end well, anton. they say the hardest thing in sports is to start and not quit on the first day, especially when you are already 40. my friend once decided to start a

the voice that told them to stand up and move forward, saying you can do it. and if you don't, no one else will. and as captain joe dawson led his company up this bluff, and as others followed his lead, they secured a foothold for freedom. today, many of them are here among us. or they may walk with a little less spring in their step. and their ranks are growing thinner. but let us never forget, when they were young, these men saved the world. and so let us now ask them, all the veterans of the normandy campaign, to stand as i can and be recognized. the freedom they fought for was no abstract concept. it was the stuff of their daily lives. listen to what frank elliott had written to his wife from the embarkation point in england. i miss hamburgers all at coney island, american beer, all of duquesne american shows. all of penn theater. and american girls. all you. pauline elliott wrote back on june 6th as she and their one year old daughter listened on the radio. little deronda is the only one not affected by d-day news. i hope and pray she will never remember

it's another thing to find out, voices. this is a radical action requiring a need to face and passion and inspiration. so great that enables us to the come off the. do we have anything to say? and the grade 3 to say, to step up and stand them in the nice stolen from this man, the grace, to witness whose children grow from babies to boys, to witness the look of joy on the face of his wife, in all the small monuments. yet the most priceless things, these robots of rights are taken from him, is not air. large space voice mine the most treasured scene. that can't be recovered is time. if we put down lines together to get out and dragged out here out on the black on the house under the richard gag cloth. the whole region scrubbing event for a voice that once passed out of the womb of the universe into the world. so it gets past france and cried out with the agony and ecstatic rapture of the janine life. because we kind of out of mind voices that struggled at the bulk of the millennia and forward for our freedoms. if we remember

now, as then, the inner voice tells us to stand up and move forward., as then, free people must choose. 50 years ago, the first allied soldiers to land here in normandy came not from the sea but from the sky. they were called pathfinders, the first ratroopers to make the jump. deep in the dark light beacons for the airborne assaults that would soon follow. now, near the dawn of a new century, the job of lighting those beacons falls to our hands. to you who brought us here, i promise we will be the new pathfinders, for we are the children of your sacrifice. thank you, and god bless you all. [applause]

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many— voice of the palestinian people. many of— voice of the palestinian people.'m not going to pretend either as column suggests that it is in work because it is work. we try to get things done for northern ireland. i had other priorities and sol things done for northern ireland. i had other priorities and so i didn't go this year but i'm not going to dismiss the value of it either. what i would say is there is a danger and i would say is there is a danger and i want to return to the question we were asked is there is a danger of it becoming another form of identity politics and you just need to take a glance at lamp post that lamp posts are in northern ireland see that as execin are in northern ireland see that as exec in what could happen. and the shame in all of that. i was asked to really probing question by a young woman in a school and she said to me, is it in some way letting my side down that i find what israel are doing to the people in gaza appalling? because everyone around me seems to think that israel are fine. because we have turned to enter proxy,

. �* ., save the elephants and elephant voices. �* . . ., voices._ voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you _ voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you find - voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you find out? l that was did you find out? found that we identify, using a machine wording model, who and elephant cult was addressed to just based on the sound copies of the call itself that we found when we played those calls back to the elephants, that would respond more strongly to occult initially addressed to them than to a coal addressed to somebody else. that meant not only do the calls have some properties in them that identify the intended recipient, like a name, but the elephants can perceive this and they can tell if a call was made for them just by hearing that call. 50 just by hearing that call. so it is 'ust just by hearing that call. so it isjust how they just by hearing that call. so it is just how they talk to one another, which is fascinating? absolutely. another, which is fascinating? absolutely-— absolutely. what else d

we have a voice in the issue of palestine , we have a voice in the issues of america, we have a voicethe issues of the world , the issues of the world, in the issue of the new world order , we have a voice in the world, this means a voice that is heard. we have. that is, they hear our words in the world they calculate the method from here, from this political independence that must be preserved, they reached the upcoming elections. well, it is very important, and first of all , participation is important, and you should try everything you can , whether in the student environment or in the work environment. whether you try to increase participation in family environments and so on, and for the last word. to that recent list of selection criteria, i.e. active, productive, knowledgeable and believing in the fundamentals of the revolution, add a chapter of society. next, look to see who is closer to the criteria of the revolution and has the ability to work towards the criteria of the revolution. do it, maybe you can have a good choice, for example. after the conversation, sir, they said

hayao miedzaki spirited away, but with a completely new voice acting.g studio, which gave new voices to their favorite characters. the team's portfolio includes work on projects such as mars express, bird boy and attack on titan. spirited away is far from hayayu miyazaki's first full-length work, but it is with it that many begin their immersion into unusual worlds of the master of japanese animation and anime. generally. the story of ten-year-old tahiro, who must save her parents from a witch in a world of strange magical creatures, first appeared on the big screen in 2001 . in japan, the film collected 30 billion euros or $230 million and topped the list of the country's highest-grossing films. spirited away earned $357 million at the worldwide box office, becoming the highest-grossing anime in history at the time. at current prices, this is equivalent to a billion dollars. as amended for inflation. this record was not even broken by demon cleaver, which earned 38 billion euros at the japanese box office and $453 million worldwide. spirited away recei

voice of america. at least 187,000 ukrainians came to the united states states under the united for ukraine temporary asylum program. these are the data of the us ministry of national security as of april this year. among the people who moved to the us after the full-scale invasion of russia. sofia's family, which now lives in chicago and now dreams of returning home to chernihiv oblast after the end of the war. andriy borys will tell her story. 16-year-old sofia bolan has been playing the alta since she was six. viola is very important to me, it is part of me, part of my life. family, friends, music, this was sofia's everyday life in chernihiv oblast, near the border with russia, until russian tanks arrived in her village on february 22. shit, i'm afraid of shelling, bombing, all that. music did not stop in her life when the question of survival arose. when we were under occupation, i didn't play that often. the war dragged on and sofia's parents decided to leave the country for the sake of their daug

voice of america.rnalists, investigators and fact-checkers established a connection between a network of almost 170 sites that spreading kremlin disinformation with the help of artificial intelligence and an american named john da. a former florida deputy sheriff who is wanted in the united states. the narratives of these sites about the purchase of a yacht by the president of ukraine, the estates of king charles or will goebbels are gaining millions of views, and the number of sites that are automatically filled with the help of artificial intelligence is growing rapidly. my colleague oleksiy kovalenko spoke with eva maitland, acting editor-in-chief of newsgard and co-author of the dugan investigation. first, can you talk about the investigation itself, who is dugan and what is the scope of the disinformation company, how did newsgart conduct this investigation? the report was released last week about dugan, a former police officer and american citizen who fled to russia several years ago after being

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as america's how important it is to make our voice heard and to speak as one.ue to do that this week and in the weeks and months to come. we have a lot of work to do but i cannot think of a more talented group in a better position to get the job done than america's mayors. as we tell and congress and state legislatures all the time, if you wagive it to a mayor, and we will get it [applause] >> i love that. we will get it done. next up, mayor david -- mayor david holt, come on up. >> the mayor of oklahoma city, america' city and the second vice president of this organization and i want to begin by joining the chorus of gratitude to our president and , mayorit has been documented tt oklahoma htoricall■4s here because everything is up-to-date in kansit been impred with your seven story you might have heard about oklahoma city st about as high as a building ought to hosting anuaft and great opportunity. i helped host as the mayor chief of staff in 2010 o a memories o. there is no greater opportunity to spread good news about your city than to host a few hundred of

i have to call your voice, it should stay by your side. poetry and passion of my country should be sung by you when your voice is mine. good morning, let's go to the election headquarters of our colleagues. dear mr. delawari , they are stationed there . let's hear their report on the activities of my journalist colleagues. dear mr. delawari, hello , good morning. god is strong. yes, hello to you and dear viewers . well, the center or the main gravity of the activities related to the country's elections during the last few months, naturally because of sensitivity. bala has been in the country's election headquarters since march 11th of the islamic council, in the second stage, and now, considering the unfortunate incident that happened to the martyred president of the 13th government , and early elections were held one year, which in the election headquarters of the country since yesterday at approximately 7:00 a.m. dozens of domestic and foreign media reporters have been stationed here and are still stationed here to report the actual situ

i think it's probably the voices.re is no evidence that any significant number of non-citizens. vote in american elections. most voters confirm their identity at the polling station, but it is not officially required to show id. huntington beach city councilman dan kalmick opposes voter photo id measures and says it reflects conservative changes in its place. the voter's id card is intended for in-person voting, but in the last election, only 15% of the city's residents voted in person. what problem are we trying to solve? the city's requirement negatively affects low-income voters, racial and ethnic minority voters, young and elderly voters, and people with disabilities. charlie zabla, an immigrant who owns a local mediterranean restaurant, believes that the requirement to have an id is not discrimination just because you're poor doesn't mean you don't have a driver's license or can't get a driver's license. tion organization working to close the social, cultural, medical and economic divide in huntington beach. its

now, as then, the inner voice tells us to stand up and move forward. now, as then, free people must choose. 50 years ago, the first allied soldiers to land here in normandy came not from the sea but from the sky. they were ll the jump. deep in the darkness, they descended upon these fields to light beacons for the airborne assaults that would soon follow. now, near the dawn of a new century, the job of lighting those beacons falls to our hands. to you who brought us here, i promise we will be the new pathfinders, for we are the children of your sacrifice. thank you, and god bless you all. [applause] >> house majority leader sve scalise greeted french president emmanuel macron during d-day ceremonies. congress and school east posted is a privilege to leave thu. delegation to normandy for the 80th anniversary of d-day as we honor the heroes who stormed the beaches to liberate europe. we will never forget the sacrificesf e greatest generation who pd e ultimate cost for our freedoms. retative brian fitzpatrick sent a message standing on the shores oformand

in your opinion, which country in the world has the best opera voices? i am deeply convinced that all countries of the world have the best voices in production, because talented people are born everywhere, but i love mine... so that we sing, dance, play, we have, the most important thing is that the audience comes, so that you they came to us, then everything will be great, because we cannot perform without an audience, you know, when there was covid, there were many moments, everyone was sitting at home, and the artist cannot perform in front of an empty hall, and even when it was electronic, when it was via the internet, many showed concerts, performances, there is still no that living emotion that exists precisely... and the state supports, develops, invests free of charge in the education of our talented children, so i believe that in belarus the musical level of the entire culture in general is the highest. tell, please, when people see opera singing on tv, they often change the channel, what is the reason for this, do you think? my question is: do

voice. but once passed out of the womb of the universe into the wild, took its best breath and cried out with the agony and ecstatic rapture of budgeting life. could we come out of vine voices that struggled at the bulk of the millennia and fought for our freedoms? if we remember that truth was never meant to be silenced, the most just watch afraid to put even their little toe out of line in the march of compliance most just watch as i set fire to the declarations of smoke and ashes, rise from the bonfire of our human rights most was one of them. and della of our time walks alone, want to freedom every day around to 6 meters. where's the most? just watch with the eyes published as a really in my dime, in my face under so much pressure. she might just cry. and so things worse than from generation to generation with century support to when young faces la copa us and say what did you do for julian? well, we tell them that we just watched the since 2010 assigned just being held in progressively

i know everything about you, i believe in miracles, i hear all the voices laughing with rest, the onend the popadums are not familiar, but i know everything for you. commemoration the showers will spread on the asphalt, they will wash away the street today, so that tomorrow everything will fly away without a trace, with the summer wind, i don’t believe you anymore, there’s water on my skin, his words are also water, god, why did you give it to me, if all this is not forever, there is water on my skin, his words are... god, water, god, why did you give it to me, if all this is not forever. with the new dawn there, there is no turning back, if love is water, then let us not leave everything, silently it no longer pours from the sky, there is no turning back, time will overtake me. there is water on my skin, his words are also water, god, why did you give it to me, this is not forever, there is water on my skin, his words are also water, god, why did you give it to me, if all this is not forever, his words water, oh god, why did you give it to me, run from the void, don’t look, you... do

it's enough for voices combined in how ex, how look forward and operates. and remember i desire instinct and all right. to be spring the way when leaks fell from this broken system, each channel the water down which to this extent slaves the channel leads through a stream of innovation along the river diligence to one lake of troops. the water on this lake was soon. yeah. and became a mirror we in by i don't like the true nature being revealed. they are trying to smash in your dry up the leaks unplugged to the source faster, more so i cannot be destroyed like more information on waste like water that will always be whistle blowers like was like most like coverage. yes, this is a natural element of humanity. humanity is my wife to a chain of criminality. 2 and 9 k dragging on the bottom ocean of life. but there are some with the strength to cut the right to set a spring. if there's a sign on the right side of history, it already has the words join us on engraved on the east. there's a gone in the theater showing that was his trial. it's meant to split from b

the way to get in touch is bbc your voice at bbc.co.uk.the first question relates to the businessman and conservative donor, frank hester. earlier this year he was accused of making racist comments about labour's diane abbott. mr hester apologised for making rude comments but said his remarks had nothing to do with diane abbott's gender nor colour of skin. now, nigel from sussex contacted us about mr hester asking is the government morally obliged to reveal the level of donations and the donors prior to the election? well, first, political donations go to parties or individual politicians, not to the government. party donations are regulated and published by the electoral commission, and parties on a national level must report any donations and loans over £11,180 and the donor in each case to but also applies if several smaller amounts from the same donor too. that also applies if several smaller amounts from the same donor crossed this threshold. normally, the electoral commission releases details of this every three months, but during th

i think a proper, more strong voice... more hawkish on china?hen we move forward. a final big thought. you've made a point in this interview of saying, you know, we in the opposition, we have a new level of traction, we can change the way modi operates. does that mean that we, over the next four or five years, are looking at a much more unstable india? i can't say what will happen. all i can tell you is that we have a new government. it's not a single—party government, it's a coalition. we've had coalitions before, also. how long they last, i don't know, but the indian people have voted. we accept the mandate as it is. they've voted for us to be in the opposition and we are doing that for now. what the future holds, i don't know. and they always say today's opposition is tomorrow's government, so... will modi last a five—year term? i don't know, i can't say. it depends on their coalition partners. sachin pilot, thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks. hello. we are into our first significant spell of summer heat at the moment, but

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