walter: i think it will take some time.have to recognize that is the second largest bank failure in u.s. history followed by the third largest in u.s. history when signature bank was taken over as well. the combination of those two things inside of a couple of days is a shock to the system and it will take time to settle out. they took aggressive actions to try to calm down and provide a liquidity backstop for the banks as well as implicitly guaranteeing the supply of depositors with what they said. they did not this was that but i think that's where they are headed actually. it will take time for things to settle down. tom: would you make of the moves in the bond markets? it is incredible to get your head around. 61 basis points for the two-year . 388 at the front end. yields coming off again nine basis points at the front and peered 388 on the u.s. two-year year. have things gone too far? walter: about the positioning heading into this event was very one-sided. a lot of people were shorted rates given powell testimony las

congratulations to walter. chase is a remarkable piece of writing that will stand as as standard biography of chase for years to come. walter is stuck in ohio now. it seems he is presently writing a biography. william howard taft. on a personal note, i wanted to add that every i visit my in-laws in southern california and i always make it a point to take about an hour and a half north to see walter star. and it's always one of the highlights of the trip to grab dinner. a beer with him. please me in welcoming walter star. thank and good morning. in march 1849, just abraham lincoln finished his two years in the u.s. house of representatives salmon. chase arrived in washington to, start his six years in the united states. and the two men overlapped in washington for about four weeks. as best i can tell, they didn't meet at that time. but if they had met and if they had talked about politics, they would not have on much. we like to think of as an anti-slavery whig, but up to this point, lincoln's life, he had said

he will meet the german president frank—walter steinmeier.getting a perspective of the scene at the moment, the line—up of camera crews and the crowd who are waiting to welcome him. we are expecting to see him in the next few minutes. let's talk to our correspondent in berlin, jenny hill. let's start with what we are expecting, because this, as we said in the introduction, the first time brandenburg gate has been used in this way. how important is the visit? i this way. how important is the visit? ~ �* , , visit? i think it's hugely significant. _ visit? i think it's hugely significant. in - visit? i think it's hugely significant. in the - visit? i think it's hugely significant. in the next| visit? i think it's hugely i significant. in the next few visit? i think it's hugely _ significant. in the next few minutes king charles iii will arrive here in the heart of berlin for what is his first state visit overseas. you cannot really, in fact i think his convoyis cannot really, in fact i think his convoy is about to pass us now and you can't unde

[applause] walter isaacson.g history of america through the stories of our nation's remarkable. , walters work, words and wisdom between science and humanities between opposing philosophies elevating discourse and understanding of who we are as a nation. [applause] [laughter] >> earl lewis. [cheering and applauding] providing america's history and shaping america's teacher as a social historian and academic year, earl lewis make contributions to the field of black history, educating generations of students while also being a leading voice for greater diversity and academia and our nation. [applause] henrietta man. [cheering and applauding] for dedicating her life to strengthening and developing native american education, pioneering efforts henrietta led to programs and institutions across the country devoted to the study of native american history and culture honoring ancestors that came before and benefiting generations that follow. [applause] [applause] accepting on behalf of native american polling, jacquelin

here with a look at the key house races, amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter.walter. it's good to see you. amy: how are you? geoff: so control of the house has flipped several times in recent history. republicans just picked up the house in this last go-round. and here we are talking about a potential flip. so, set the scene for us. amy: that's right. in 51 years, from the 1950's until about 2005, the house only flipped twice. in the last 16 years, it's flipped four times. so there's every reason to think that, boy, it will likely be as volatile in this next election as it has been in that previous 16, in large part because, once again, it's a very narrow majority that republicans have. it's a five-seat majority. and they have a number of districts that are pretty difficult for them in terms of holding onto. take the five-seat majority, but you have 18 republicans who sit in districts that biden carried. now, democrats have their own vulnerabilities to worry about, but only five of their members sit in districts that trump carried. so that initial 23, that's wh

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campaign elation senate room six weeks after he was sworn in when the senator checked himself into walter reed medical center to receive treatment for clinical depression. i was broken hearted when i heard about it, of course. i knew it would be temporary even as federman has now spent more than a month in the hospital, rocco and other federman supporters we spoke with remains steadfast. pray that he gets better, but i appreciate that he did go get mental health and he isn't keeping it private because it is a stigma. we all take time to heal. you shouldn't judge people for what it takes. every pennsylvania voter agrees from the suburbs of pittsburgh. i

[applause] >> walter isaacson. [applause] >> for chronicling the history and genius of america.e citizens, walter isaacson's work,al words and wisdom bridge divide between sites and the humanities and between opposing philosophies, elevating discourse and our understanding of who we areph aa nation. [applause] [laughing] >> maybe he didn't want a picture. [laughing] [applause] >> earl lewis. [applause] >> for writing america's history in shaping america's future. as a social story an academic leader, earl lewis has made vital contributions to the field of black history, educating generations of students while alalso being a leading voice for greater diversity in academia and our nation. [applause] >> henrietta mann. [applause] >> for dedicating her life to strengthening and developing native american education. the pioneering efforts of henrietta ho'oesto'oona'e mann led the programs and institutions across the country devoted to the study of native american history and culture, honoring ancestors they came before and benefiting generations that follow. [applause] >> amen. [appl

walter johnson was a great washington pitcher for over 20 years. he would get an autographed baseball from each of the presidents who attended the opening day. his son, after walter passed away, his son to all -- donated the balls to cooperstown. the grandson going to cooperstown, subsequently, asked to see the ball. but he saw was pictures because cooperstown admitted the balls had been stolen 10 years before that. autographed baseballs from taft, harding, and roosevelt. given to the hall of fame, no longer there. >> and is still an unsolved mystery. >> apparently at >> we've got some more calls coming in. steve from maryland. go ahead. >> thank you for taking my calls. my senators adventure began in 1958. i went to my first game, and it was at griffith stadium. just let you know, my parents owned a grocery store in washington called the fairfield market. it was not far away from washington d.c. stadium. my father would take my friends and i to the game, drop us off, and pick us up after the game, and take us back to the store. they put us to work

can you tell me if walter reed is still open to people affected by ahi's, not just in the department of defense, but across the federal government? >> we are proud of that team. the general can eak of that. >> yes, walter reed has contued to care for ahi and it willontinue to do that. i really wanto ask you this question. what perceage of your force e women? >> i would have to get back to you, but i believe it is approximately 30%. >> general miller? >> in the air force overall, it is 21%. within the ams, 50%. >> i would have to get back yo with the specific nbers. >> dr. mtinez lopez, aoss the entire military, c you tell me what it is? >> 18%. >> and that number is going up, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> women make up an important part of those serving on active duty. perhaps this is for you, gener austin. what caucus centers -- contraceptives are currently available tservice members? >> all contreptives are currently avlable to active duty women. the health agey rolled out a walking fo contraception in all 133 of our clinics that offer at capility include some long acting contraceptio

. >>> the white house revealing president biden had skin cancer removed at walter reed what his doctor is saying about the procedure. >>> the infant death linked to a common device used by so many moms, the cdc's warning to parents. >>> chris rock ready to break his silence in a first of its kind live special what he's expected to say about will smith's infamous oscar slap. >>> and my conversation with the vietnam war hero who received a long overdue honor today at the white house. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for being with us. in barely 15 hours, alex murdaugh went from disgraced attorney to convicted killer to a man who tonight is condemned to life in prison. the wheels of justice moving rapidly in south carolina where the jury began its deliberations only midafternoon yesterday. three hours later finding murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife and son, and today his sentencing hearing where emotions ran high, murdaugh wearing a jail issued jumpsuit as he learned his fate, two consecutive life sentences. the judge speaking t

. >>> here is charlie walter with the madness minute. >>> the fairleigh dickinson nights fell short ofrst no. 15 ever to reach the sweet 16, becoming the chance to upset a win over purdue on friday. and florida atlantic advances to their first ever sweet 16. for the knights, one win is all it took to turn their players and coaches into national celebrities. >> and there are people who want to get a picture with me. i mean no one else wants a picture with me. there are people lined up for a picture with me and i'm old. >> for the madness minute, i'm charlie walter. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll see you back here at 11:00, have a great one. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: [indistinct]. welcome to the show, folks. how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud, everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, f

it has been more than a month since the senator checked himself into walter reed. so what are his constituents saying tonight? let's go, outfront. good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight. poisoned putin critic tells outfront that she was poisoned because she opposed putin and his war. elvira vickery. eva, in her first interview with western media, says she's 33 years old, otherwise healthy, but then suddenly this happened. hmm trust this to your convulsions, palpitations, people, reconstruction and pains in the stomach had to go to a private clinic to treat it to be blunt, something that isn't treatable. no one was able to give a concrete diagnosis. we did many toxicology tests used for poisoning incidents, experts told us to do blood analysis. in total, there was about 4.5 mg of poison in my system. 4.5 mg of poisoner system when she tested it, and to be clear here. you heard her voice, right? the reason we couldn't see her face. the reason we spoke to on the phone is because, she says the poisoning has taken a toll on her appearance as well. now the russ

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steinmeier was greeted with the military honors of king charles by the president of germany frank-waltermeier. later, they held negotiations in the presidential residence. charles' visit to germany will last three days, and tomorrow the british monarch will speak before the german parliament in the bundestag and will also meet with ukrainian refugees sheltered by germany in france. the protests are not abating. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets against the government's pension reform and it got to the point that the demonstrators clashed with the police our paris correspondent lucy williamson will tell more as the sun went down here it became hot all over france the bonfire was burning as the conviction of a bright feverishly young protesters with stones and bottles disappear in clouds of tear gas to let the police in bordeaux on those and in paris this in a few minutes this peaceful protest cut into violent masked protesters hide among the main mass of demonstrators and attack the police through the lines of policemen run white and black helmets specialized units known

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many thanks to our guest reagan, my very stephanie walters and angel to conway, a tango. and thank you to very much for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's out there a dot com and for discussion to go to a facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. it was during the conversation on twitter handlers at ha, inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here in doha is 5. ah ah. ah, al jazeera, i with capital ah, holding the powerful to account. as we examine the u. s. seats row in the world on al jazeera join the debate, the, you know that the sector seems empowered by the government and they, and by the way, they go home today, they are to government africans how security is also global health security on an online, at your voice, there is no right to defense. there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work toward a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price listerine on al jazeera, in a concert hall in bag

he is at walter reed walking the trails. >> well, we have got reports that east liverpool in ohio is receiving this waste from east palestine that has been disposed of. is that accurate? >> senator, standing here today, i don't know if that's accurate as of this time. >> so do you know where the waste is going to then? >> it is -- we're in the process of working with the e.p.a. >> the question is did the president asked you to go, would you go with him? >> i will go with anybody who wants to go and help the community. >> ms. shore, same for you? >> if i'm asked to go, i certainly will. >> i'm calling on the president to ask both of you and go. >> jesse: can you believe the ceo has no idea where the toxic waste is now? as long as fetterman is in the hospital, his co-workers are going to cover for him and they are happy to do it. >> if i could submit for the record a statement on behalf of our epw colleague senator john fetterman of pennsylvania who cannot be with us here today. i might ask a few questions that were submitted

conflict analyst at a blue tele, that's a company's research institute in johannesburg, stephanie walters, a senior research fellow, specializing in the great lakes region at the south african institute of international affairs. and in kancheta angel to conway, a tango the you and refugee agency ref, representative in d r. c. a very warm welcome to all of you, reagan, let's go to you 1st. you want that in go me at the latest reports, all that m 23 is advancing on that regional capital city. what's the situation? yes. and there is a fear i'm $33.00. can you join the city? but this has been ongoing for. busy the last 4 weeks now, so yes there is these are. 5 so there is an economy crisis because that gets a on the north side into the west side. and you know, i've said it's off the who and been there is rhonda side. so go my looks to be, you know, a place where they don't have access to a, a t n in the situation in that case, which is a very close to go, there is a fight. so people for their lives in columbia is that the belief and goma that am 23? well over run the city? yes, i'm not sure t

at walter's garden, even scarcer. the trying a method of alternatively whitting and drying the puppies. so the rice still has enough water at its roots, but you're just reducing the amount of water that's sitting around and not reduces the amount of methane not being produced in the fields. this is mossey buranski, a scientist cleaning up rights and thailand. so in principle, it's a simple technology and it doesn't require any special machinery. you literally put a perforated tube, or even a soda can into the ground which shows you the level of the water below the surface. and so you let the field drain naturally until it reaches that level, which is the bottom of the roots of the rice. and then that's when you flood the field. again. this simple trick is half methane emissions on some farm and it saves water that's going increasingly sca. but if intimate and flooding is so great, why and farmers going all right, this way. the 1st reason is changing habits and policies in bangladesh. a recent study found the ultimate

i even had a driver with the call sign walter, and then, unfortunately, he got into such a situation.ralia and was captured. well, they were surrounded there er, and i have always collected some kind of medicine there and even i don't know through whom they were handed over, do you know such syringes, still of the soviet model , which are reusable, which you have to boil somehow, yes, me too, and walter asks me, he says, "what do you need to throw it away ? and i say in case of a boiler, that is you didn't always prepare. i think i always thought to myself that uh, let them be better, everything will be better in case of a boiler, but it won't be necessary before such a situation happens, and i won't have all this, well, but we also have this joke about the boiler and he came to me even there page on facebook and we constantly joked about it and then at some point he got into it in mariupol and was captured and thank god he returned, there was an exchange and he returned, i talked with him there sometime in the 19th year why did you decide to go to the reserve you were fighting and so

. >>> still ahead, senator john fetterman is working from walter reed hospital after checking himselfing the conversation about mental health and politics. a former congressman and clinical psychologist joining me to discuss next. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with m merrill, a bank o of america company. i got a lot of this from you. the more you learn the more you want to know, and then it just fus that fire. it filled my soul to be honest. explore your family story ancestry.com oh! it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? gasp! what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ ♪marching band music♪ i'll get a cart. get two! scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal cong

it's been more than five weeks since senator john fetterman checked himself into walter reed medicaltreated for clinical depression. the pennsylvania democrat was celebrated by colleagues on both sides of the aisle for being so open about a condition that's frequently stigmatized and kept quiet. but it's not clear when vitamin will be returning to the office and that uncertainty is getting mixed reactions back home, cnn's denny freeman reports. braddock pennsylvania and old steel town east of pittsburgh. once booming, now struggling, i got it. it's where you might find 83 year old guy rocco volunteering at the free store. it's the town's take what you need. charity stores started 10 years ago by gisele fetterman, wife of the town's former mayor, current pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman. i wish everyone could know him like i do. he'll never change. she'll always be the most authentic. representative anyone's ever had passion even led him to the campaign trail. germans are truly special. like many rocco was concerned after fetterman suffered a series of health setbacks fi

i the joke and speak about that. >> yes, walter reed is into to care for ahi. >> thank you. and it will continue to do that? >> it will continue to do that. >> thank you. i maybe want to ask each of you this question. what percentage of your force are women? admiral gillingham? >> i would have to get back to you but i believe it's approximately 30%. >> general miller? >> right now air force overall is 21%, and within the a.m. fs it is 50%. >> i would have to get back to you with specific numbers. >> dr. martinez-lopez, across the entire military, can become what it is. >> i am told 18%. >> and that number is going up, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> so women make up a very important part of those who are serving on active duty. you, general crosland. whaten contraceptives are currently available to servicemembers. >> all contraceptives arere currently available to our active-duty women. the defense health agency is rolled out a walk-in for contraception and all 133 of our clinics that offer that capability to include some of the long acting contraception. so they can walk

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkitechool of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: a massive strike has shut down schools today in the los angeles unified school district, and it's focused on higher wages and better working conditions. this school strike was not initiated by the teachers whod's lowest-paid employees. class was canceled in the nation's second-largest school district. school support staff took to the picket lines in the l.a. rain to demand higher wages and better sti use ns yards to the school off: the unionl 99 represents custodians, buscalo i drivers, special education assistants, and other essential school workers. many of them live below the poverty line on account of low wages and limited work hours, made worse by inflation and l.a.'s high cost of living. that's why th say they're pushing for a 30% salary increase, along with an additional $2 per hour for the district's lowest-paid workers. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! geoff: demonstrations began at a bus yar

now has command of the 3rd panzer division and i'm not afraid to take a swing, but the maximum of walter'se? why is it rare for our strip to have a copy of the aga yakoga 20 3 ton village spend off a crime story tank with a krusty and under the brand name of what is carried out in a kind of battle scenes in the garden, without requiring it to go there and bring it in detail , the mayor's signature was uploaded to the platform and you were tried here with realism. maybe it’s a little to go with the faculty of history for an internship and want to give ovchenko, uh, since she tried to tell a story about it , she reacts to me and connects to the telephone, the police, why not? what is there a garden there, the people who were taken away under the grave threw him back or they came out there was a criminal on the right people were planted there. he dies skin for happiness and the ear of this story , justice spermed. the trophy won by the blood of our pierced found itself where it is located on the heroic mogilev land, in the place it was crippled to the edge and coolies, where the deer were dyi

in the center of this area, you will find one of the most beautiful walter falls in the world, which is basically saying this era is whacked. although it shouldn't be aware that lucky quadrangle is home to one of the 7 natural wonders that the world, the eagle eye, so waterfalls, moisture fall into the ground from the flying rivers. further north are the source of water for this dramatic spectacle. the lucky quadrangle is also home to the highest human population density in the whole of south america. it's the beating heart of the continent and says the scientist, producer of 70 percent of its g, m. p. so why is the lucky triangle so as peruse and sol, where if you look in the same latitude, where the lucky triangle happens, you have an m e, b, and color heidi desert, the nafrica and in australia you have the out back, the other side of the in this, you have the at the comma does, it's one of the driest deserts in the world. there you have the lucky crowds, ragwall in an area where he should not be, it should be a desert there. why is that? that it's not a blue west of the andes lies

influencer que es venezolano le regalÓ a walter una bicicleta >>> quÉ bonito detalle eso es lo que motivaÚn mÁs con estos deportistas que motiven a los mÁs chiquitines a seguir los sueÑos >>> los chiquitos pueden ser grandes hagan un esfue ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> ahora en telemundo 48. decenas de residentes se ameniecieron en albergues debido al desbordamiento del rÍo paso. asÍ comenzamos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> quÉ tal. buenas tardes, soy sandra cervantes. >>> y claudia de la fuente. en california las tormentas y la acumulaciÓn de agua provocaron el rompimiento de un dique. >>> hay muchos daÑos, edgar olivares tiene el reporte desde la comunidad de pÁjaro. >>> las escenas vistas en 1995 volvieron, una nueva inundaciÓn por el rompimiento del dique pÁjaro. >>> agarramos lo que pudimos y salimos. >>> autoridades del condado de monterrey realizaron mÁs de 90 rescates sacar a las personas atrapadas en las agaguas. el departamento de trabajo trabaja para reparar el dique pero no saben cuÁndo podrÍan regresar las personas a sus casas. la idundaciÓn ocurre por un rÍo atmosfÉrico. >>> esto no termina todavÍa. >>>

walter's life in colorado and the west. and we are at a crossroads, extreme drought, conflicts with other states and devastating climate events. we are already seeing the impacts. wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres, and devastated entire community. farmers and ranchers across the state for colorado will not have the water to sustain the next generation of agricultural jobs. when colorado is 115, i want our state to have the water resources for our farms, communities, and industries to thrive. your work on housing will go a long way to protect our precious resource we also need to continue investing a lot of projects across the state. we don't want to see a single dollar left on the table. for every dollar state invested in water plant grants last year, we got $4 back. in the last fiscal year, we awarded more than $23 million in grants that supported about $100 million in projects. we are hoping to position colorado to punch above are weight and pull down major investments from the federal government in

california farmers rely on an abundance of walter and low fuel prices to gre the crops we eat. the last several years we have seen fields go fallow because the water management system has not beenible able to deliver the water needed. if we don't have the water supply, these crops that america receives so much of from california would not be ground. it would be imported or not have them at all. it's america's best to pursue reform on energy and regulatory load that we face. we celebrate national ag week to keep americans working, fed, and farmers in the fields. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> mr. speaker, i rise to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rye today to congratulate a team of extraordinary high school athletes from virginia's eighth congressional district. two weeks ago hayfield secondary school boys basketball team defeated the patriot pioneers to win the virginia class 6 bask

so we're going to be talking about walter re system, please. michelle cody's from the 100 boy foundation, thinking just alone, he's speaking to d. w. a little earlier there. now, foreign ministers from the g 20 states are gathering in india, which has up the group of 20 this year. the meeting is expected to be dominated by russia's invasion of ukraine. the economic problems created by the war, u. s. secretary of state, underneath lincoln already declared he has no plans to meet his russian or chinese counterparts. will both attend as well. it over quarters on wednesday that he expected the majority of the g 20 to continue to stand against russia's war attentions over russia's invasion, are threatening to divide the g 20 states, and to rival blocks. more than a year into the war in ukraine. the conflict is bogged down. western leaders have made isolating russia a priority. but has it worked? this is russia's foreign minister with his indian counterpart ahead of the g. 20 meeting and deli trade between russia and india has boomed since the war be

s. government promised $49000000000.00 us dollars of funding to help the global walter calls. i think it's easy in places like perez, i here in new york city where we turn on the tap, what it comes out to think yes, that there is this major systemic global. what a crisis that exists out there, mina. julie has witnessed that crisis herself seeing melting glasses and eric regions during her journey. now she hopes that the world won't turn a blind eye to an issue that in the end will affect everyone everywhere. a police here in germany have carried out a series of raids on properties linked to a group known as the rights burger group. that's the far right network that was implicated in an alleged plot last december to overthrow the german government. one police officer was shot and wounded in today's operation. several locations and neighboring switzerland were also searched. german law enforcement estimates the extremist have up to $23000.00 supporters nationwide. to be as ginsburg as a journalist, an author whose books are based on his own undercover investigations inside the r

so we're going to be talking about walter, re lease now my dear is electoral commission has declared bo latino, the president elect. he was the candidates of the ruling world commission, and nigeria said mister to new b 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, attic, who abby, because took almost 7000000 labor passage co glitches undermining trust in the voting process. now the labor policy will challenge votes, legitimacy was run. now we've got calls for a re run. can you tell us what are those concerns? absolutely, like you did, may not been applauded in record time on the portal and that delay. also, people began to show figures there was not corresponding with what the electro body was project that does not represent, you know, what was projected. so there is almost a few like that national outcry, especially, you know, from different parties and different people, different eddition that for once, you know, technology is going to work in this election. but unfortunately, that has proven not the case. and that has shown as a level of mistrust in the process and to seek redress t

only in fact, in this very walter reed institute and many other american military biological centersre developing much more dangerous bacteria and viruses. enough. remember that it was from there that envelopes with anthrax spores were sent abroad across the united states , which, generally speaking , americans should not have had according to the 1972 convention, names please tell me what it is? this is a clinic specifically for such people, or something, they select a psychotype, they themselves select these people, and this is certainly a certain psychotype. uh, women are definitely a clinical disorder and professional deformation of the personality, what is happening. e with ursa. actually, this happens with many politicians, but with men, a woman who fully possesses fem. the qualities will certainly not convey what you are talking about, but this is a very ambitious , egocentric woman who is prone to total control , definitely faces the clinical symptoms of a narcissistic personality accentuation, that is, these symptoms actually led this lady to the post that she is now occupie

the discussion to go too walter ree d or san antonio in texas, it was taken to san antonio because ofburns.irst sean: my sister was a burn nurse, one of the more difficult jobsult psychologically for anyone in medical profession, you have to keep changing the bandages, and when you take off the e old ones, the paine ol is extreme. for thone patient. you lived through that that is painful. >> that is very p painful and the big debate is howha manyt painkillers do you want to be on, when i was on a lot of painkillers i had very bad dreams, every w morning aki would wake up say no more pain killers, so they would take me off some by the evening i would saythem put me back on theack painkillers, which do you want? do you want to be clear withh do your mind or get rid of the pain ? i fought that a lot every day, what is the balance too find. the burns are hard and skin grafts are hard, nonstop, they rebuild your body andga yourin leg, the burns still are a big problem. sean: more of my interview with benjamin hall coming upis s straight ahead. not all chefs are men. oh, she can't do that.

water services regulator off what they concluded by saying the 10s, walter had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. but in 2021 awful lot gave the go ahead from a quarry to return to the u. k. privatized water sector, and run another company, southern water. ah, the last stage in the financial, i zation, vote. the launch from a stock market index to bet on. won't prices buy nasdaq, a stock exchange, specialize in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. ah, is water the next oil? we set it off as a question and then mostly dismissed it. the questions not going to go away? we're just probably not ready for it yet. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making realized that every time they take a sip of water, there is an opportunity cost and they feel a thing of all of what about the guy that can't afford it? that guy still needs water? oh, in the fight against the financial ization of water is fueled by the refuse to accept any sort of privatization. oh, the global war to rush is accelerate, pr

that in the time that fund was a shareholder, tmz. walter had made $14700000000.00 of capital investment. and that this had allowed tim's water to reduce leakage. and to keep bills at a low level, they went on to say that the investment had been financed by profits and borrowing and had been approved by the u. k. war to services regulator off what they concluded by saying the terms walter had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. but in 2021 awful lot gave the go ahead from a quarry to return to the u. k. privatized water sector, and run another company, southern water. ah, the la stage in the financial, i zation of what? the launch from a stock market index to bet on. won't prices buy nasdaq, a stock exchange, specialize in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. is water. the next oil? we set it off as a question and then mostly dismissed it. that questions not going to go away. we're just probably not ready for it yet. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every ti

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