that's not _ weaver. i wasn't aware there was a roman. that's not unusual - weaver.arker spoke _ not even the experts know. richard parker spoke about _ not even the experts know. richard parker spoke about the _ not even the experts know. richard parker spoke about the moment. not even the experts know. richard | parker spoke about the moment the team made this discovery. there parker spoke about the moment the team made this discovery.— team made this discovery. there i was making _ team made this discovery. there i was making tea — team made this discovery. there i was making tea on _ team made this discovery. there i was making tea on saturday, - was making tea on saturday, suddenly, a big cry goes up. i go racing over there with a few others present richard who was holding it up present richard who was holding it up and rob who was the senior archaeologist on site was saying, whoa i've never seen one of those before. i've read about them but what is this doing here? work to stop at that point. everybody came over, had a look because up until that point we'd been

one weaver was trained for about 7 years; only men worked at the loom. it was believed that the touch of a woman’s hand caused the precious threads to darken. it sometimes took our ancestors more than six months to create a belt. this is how it happened historically, that in the ethnic homeland of the slut belts , fewer have been preserved. in general, at first the anti-gentry policy, the presence of this accessory made the owner an enemy, then many relics were saved in the church from belts, sewn into the vestments of a clergyman or church decoration. and later, now the belarusian lands were at the center of conflicts, our values ​​were barbarically destroyed. 48 belts from the radewilovsky collection were given to our art gallery. these were absolutely amazing , such brilliant specimens, shining, shimmering. this, of course, produced great impression. and they suffered the unenviable fate of confiscation and export outside the country. when the great patriotic war began, under heavy bombing we managed to pack the sludsk belts. from art historians to te

since recently, the light of their crafts has shone on the slutsk weavers.ber handicrafts to the land. the first trade brand of belarus and the dna of our culture. the golden thread of its history begins in the middle of the 15th century. sludskoy the manufactory was so large that its branches were opened in russia, france, austria, but the belts from the machine were still called lutsk. bypassing the centuries, we have revived our heritage and its former glory. this is, of course, our national heritage, which is now practically lost; every sample of the sludsk manufactory’s products is now literally a canopy. the cost in that 16th century at the end of the 18th century from the lutsk belt was so high that... our national culture and characteristics that the very format of the belt was rebuilt, its ornamental motifs, silk belts were worn only by men of the upper class, the belt could be tied in any way, the only rule applied to everyone was that belts should never be tied on snakes, the threads could break and fall off, the best imported silk, gold and silve

it was possible to restore unique equipment, looms on which slutsk weavers made fabrics and transferredeen characteristic of this region since ancient times. these are the shuttles that were used in the villages, they create a linen weave, which is done a little in this way, now the jumper will show you how it’s done, the pattern, the design of the pattern is created with this kind of shuttle, it is laid by hand. the slutsk region was revived through national traditions, personnel were collected, and the technology characteristic of the region was restored. that's when they laid it. the foundations for creating a unique enterprise of its kind, today it is a brand of the republic, including thanks to the recreated technique for making the famous slutsk belts.

of course, the hands of the weaver and motor operator are used, but because of their productivity , much of these people are needed. if earlier our personnel structure was more leveled out, preparatory sections, weaving sections, today the largest section has become the sewing section, this is the final stage, and there we still have a lot of manual labor, we rewound it, folded it into rolls, the second stage is sewing on the longitudinal line hems, this is probably the only automated operation here, more automated by sewing, the rest is all manual. uh, that is, at the input we have a roll with the edges not hemmed, at the output, they are neatly sealed. the next stage is a knife, on which the products are cut and transferred to assembly. the assembly worker writes out new routes, and with this route, the complete set of products goes to the seamstress. eh, this is the person who determines shviya’s salary, yes, it must be distributed evenly to everyone, of course. remained shiya, but such works that it works, that’s why everyone is friends with it, it’s difficult to automate, or it’s ve

in recent hours , the slutsk weavers have shone the light on their crafts.us pieas, earned themselves with their saber handicrafts to the land. the dna of our culture.

more than fifty weavers, the same number. master spinners. we trained one weaver for about 7 years. only men worked at the manufacturing machine. it was believed that the touch of a woman’s hand caused the precious threads to darken. it sometimes took our ancestors more than six months to create a belt. it so happened historically that ethnic the homeland of the slut belts has survived the least. for the first time, there was an anti-gentry policy, the presence of this accessory made the owner an enemy, then many relics were saved in the church from belts, the vestments of a clergyman or church decoration were sewn. and later, now the belarusian lands were at the center of conflicts, our values ​​were barbarically destroyed. 48 belts from the radewilovsky collection were given to our art gallery. we wouldn’t have had time to do anything, we began, on my direct instructions, to revive one of the main... one unit that has no analogues in the world capable of replacing the entire slut manufactory, this domestic experiment is the fruit of a large expert commission, from art historians t

the only motivation is to live with the works of iranian carpet weavers besides the carpet trade. iranian carpet has a long history and is popular in all countries of the world. but the customs statistics tell about the unhappy state of this industry. like this statistic that the export of this product during the last 10 years averaged 400 million dollars per year the past. reached 40 million dollars within 3 years from 426 million dollars 96 or 416 million dollars average years, we reached below 100 million dollars in 1401 to about 52 million dollars and 40 million dollars in 142. we exported carpets. one of the complaints issued the exporters are related to the return of width resulting from export . reduced raw materials. foreign exchange commitment of hand-woven carpets we reduced its primary ingredient, that is, between 10 and 20 percent. although this solution helped the private sector last year, when we were able to implement it on 15th of bahman, we thought that now that it has been implemented, we no longer have this problem in 2043 and we can continue this in 2043. unfor

the lady who lived in this castle, plowed the simple lad, the weaver, and for the sake of the sustrecherground huts were published, and do not forget to give free rein to positive emotions. two rings, two rings, and a pasyaredzine color. scissors, yes. brilliant. aleo, this is what i can do. see the project. the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel . head game. a show where they do not fight using physical strength, let the strongest win. in the 22-23 fa cup match between wrexham and sheffield united, the referee showed an unusual red card. its peculiarity is that it is understandable even for players who do not distinguish colors. what exactly? watch the intellectual and sports project “head game” on our tv channel.

output, on the one hand it seemed... created by the slutsk artel, which since the thirties had united weavers, proficient in the techniques of traditional folk crafts. we collected everything literally bit by bit. what was started after liberation, what we revived, is very necessary, this is our culture. we kept albums at our factory, obtained them as a result of trips to villages, and collected them. including thanks to the recreated technique for making the famous slut belts. weaving, woodworking, pottery, glassblowing, culinary, folk, national traditions, traditions of the regions of the republic were widely used in the revival of local enterprises. industry. in january 1945, the bobruisk factory krasny pishevik already presented its famous product, which had become so popular in the pre-war period. bobruisk marshmallow. it was difficult to imagine that a factory from which there was practically no there was nothing left, 34 former factory workers and eight specialists began to restore. and people thought about how to survive during this period , naturally, they looked at the raw material

in 1917, on this day, and according to the old style, it was february 23, weavers began to celebrateesulted in the february revolution and the fall of the monarchy. in 1965, international women's day became a holiday. during the day in the ussr, and 10 years later it was recognized by the un general assembly. on our territory, the political husk of march 8 fell off immediately after the collapse of the union, and it remained with us as the day when we give compliments and flowers and attention to women. now, as for february 23rd. on this day in 1918 the first victories were won over the troops of the kaiser's germany. in 1922, this date was officially declared red day. army in the forty-sixth in the ussr, it became the day of the red army and navy, and after the collapse of the union in 1998, alexander lukashenko , by his decree, renamed it the day of defenders of the fatherland and the armed forces of the republic of belarus. now compare our great-grandfathers in the ranks of the red army, our great-grandmothers among the working women of a great country, the irish celts and the fic

the lady who lived in this castle, plowed the simple lad, the weaver, and for the companions all theseand don’t forget to give free rein to positive emotions. two rings, two rings, and one color. scissors. so. brilliant. that’s it, look at the project route built on the belarus 24 tv channel . something they are just cool, it’s very worthy, the plant makes very good products, i i use all this, i really like it, my...

with a hereditary weaver i will learn the basics of folk craft. the development of manufacturing on belarusian lands. i will visit an artificial hill, which tourists consider a cult place. i will visit the temple where services are conducted by the only priest in belarus, an exorcist. before you start your journey through the chervinsky region, i’ll tell you how to get from minsk to the worm itself. minibuses and buses run from the avtozavodskaya bus station on the minsk-cherven route; tickets cost from 5 rubles. if you decide to use a personal car, choose the mogilev direction. a distance of 66 km can be covered in an hour. the starting point for the life and development of the settlement was 1387. on april 28 of this year, prince vk and king of poland jogaila, with a special privilege, transferred his belarusian possessions to skirgaila’s brother. then they mentioned igumin in writing. legend says that they wanted to name the city honor of the month of july, this month, in 1920 , the poles left the city, in fact, this whole history of the abbot’

. >> it's a big day for nine year old frances weaver visiting the doctor for vaccines or blood draws is not easy for children and adults living with autism. it can be a stressful and traumatic experience. but at the sutter health sensory clinic, yeah, that was those triggers all go away. >> it's become a positive experience and not something that they look at as negative or scary. they are comfortable. they're more comfortable and more able to come without distress. >> i'm looking forward to being able to give you a shot today. you like getting shots? >> yeah. an answer you rarely hear from kids. this special room has made a big difference. to alleviate anxiety, build up patients, get their own entrance and can stay in their room for up to an hour. each tool specifically chosen to stimulate the senses and create a fun, calming environment. wow >> what do you think about that? >> that's cool. the more that they came here, the easier it became for them, and a lot less stress overall for both the kids and us. as a family unit. >> you know, ashley weaver says the clinic was a life change

of course, the hands of a weaver and a motor operator are used, but because of their productivity, muchrsonnel structure was more leveled out, preparatory areas, weaving departments, then today it is on its own. the sewing section became a large area, this is the final stage, and there we still have a lot of manual labor today, we rewound, folded into rolls in the second stage - this is sewing on the longitudinal hem line, this is probably the only automated operation here is more automated by sewing, the rest is all manual, that is, at the input we have a roll with the edges not hemmed at the output, so they are neatly sealed. the next stage is a knife, on which the products are cut and go to assembly, the assembly worker writes out new routes, with this route the set of products goes to the seamstress, this is the person who determines the salary of the sewer, but it must be distributed evenly to everyone, as she distributes so much sewing will make money, so with her everyone is friends. has become a thing, but such work that is difficult to automate, or is very expensive, special de

the french government is ahead in holding this conflict. had forbidden the weavers of the cloth had writings written on them. anti-zionist anti- colonialist resistance reached palestine. some protesters want to expel the zionist regime from the 2024 olympic games, which are hosted by france. the host it is are he witnessed popular demonstrations in support of the palestinian people. the demonstrators demanded the recognition of the palestinian government and the cessation of the war in the gaza strip. minister of internal security. the zionist regime pointed to the hard days of the occupiers following iran's punitive operation . banguire also said that some commanders of the army and security forces want to destroy israel's security for the sake of joe biden's election. analysis of iran's anti-zionist operations is still on the agenda the media of the world, the rockets of the islamic republic of iran penetrated the iron dome, although in a limited way . in the first hour after the operation , the official sources of the united states and the zionist regime claimed that they targeted most of

my only motivation is to live with the works of iranian carpet weavers. iranian carpet has a long history and is popular in all countries of the world. but the customs statistics tell about the unhappy state of this industry . like this statistic that the export of this product during the last 10 years is higher than the average. 400 million dollars annually last year reached 40 million dollars within 3 years from 426 million dollars to 96 or 416 million dollars the annual average dollar reached below 100 million dollars in 141 to about 52 million dollars and in 1402 we exported carpets to 40 million dollars. a carpet that has not been sold within a certain period of time can be presented to the central bank in different ways. last year, the government reduced the foreign exchange obligation of carpets and handicraft industry to the extent of raw materials to help exporters. that is, between 10 and 20% of this solution, although last year to the sector he helped privately, but when we were on 15th of february. we were able to implement this. our idea was

respect, great hutka, he writes to the great eye of venus, and to the great weavers of slutsk, kali affectiona, property, and pa-belaruska. kali laska, katsya and aleg, my mother, you are a mother of race, a praising performer, the skin of the gypsies is your mare, so, victoria, dasha, kali weasel, the skin of the gypsies is your mare praise, malaychyna. respect, words and expressions are hidden. vykazvaetstsa thought, before you can understand, kali laska, aleg, katya, hint, sapraudy, u... dasha, katya, you know this, respect, padbyarytse antonim and prymetnika zhanata. kali laska, dasha, katya. havasty. i told you that you are geta you know. respect, respect. a part of the language, which is fundamentally important and changes in the hour, in people and in people. aleg, katya. malays. dasha, vika, respect, respect. adkaz: malaychyna! respect! tie your tongue - it means a lot, aleg, katya! get lost! tsudouinya! kali laska, let's listen to the parades of our expert svyataslav krupenka! the shanovny revelers, the great hutka, our revelry was going on, and the end waters were falling for an hou

all the women are weavers and work from home. she just comes regularly to collect the fabric they make after this, we use these fabrics for different states defense of bucks. so click on manage with the data. she just had the idea to start a business 5 years ago. at that time, she was a student and she was living in this area which is known for this big dump site in 2017 a land site on the site cause the death of at least 130 people. after this event, she just wanted to do something for the neighborhood. one of the reasons why that happened with the existence of plastic function, the garbage, a doctor, we got the concepts escalator back. we. so it's at that time if we produce environmentally friendly shopping box like states, our body shop, each box, we can replace draft each box. but she soon realized that the initial capital needed to produce paper or fabric for shopping bags was too high for her. so she looked for another way to create jobs here, and old domains, so live around here and that and also the incidents happen outsi

hanna veres weavers. pride of the museum was the collection of works of the ukrainian artist maria pryimachenko. they were saved. the reconstruction of the museum will require uah 35 million, according to the estimates of the ministry of culture. and on march 7 , 2022, the russian army shelled the slovo building in kharkiv. at one time , poets of the executed revival lived in it. volodymyr sosyura, mykola kulish, pavlo techyna and others who were repressed by the soviets. power. the building is included in the state register of immovable monuments of ukraine. during the siege of chernihiv, the occupiers destroyed the house of vasyl ternovsky, a monument of national importance. this historic building housed the museum of ukrainian antiquities, founded in 1896, later the chernihiv historical museum, and since 1980 - a library for youth. ternovsky's house survived shelling in 1918 and 10'. 919 years, aimed at the second world war under bombs german nazis, but the kremlin horde came and completely destroyed t

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when making a cape, not a single orb weaver.erstand, and we will celebrate on saturday, we agreed, hunting, bathhouse and fireworks, i guarantee, old man, time , excuse me, happy, that's it, come on, hi, hi, who is it i didn't consider, what about this? kotov, security, remember? are you friends? well, we studied together, but we see each other extremely rarely. he invited me to his birthday on saturday. great, i'm just free to go. unfortunately, i'm walking alone. these are bachelor parties. this tradition, bathhouse, hunting and so on. what about a bathhouse with bath attendants? bathhouse with bathhouse attendants, and hunting with huntresses. fine. you know, i think i 'll find something to do on saturday and not be alone. oh, well, i'm sure you'll ask for duty and meet. well, are you back with your scribbler again? well, i warned you, don’t get involved with hacks, the main thing is how many good guys there are, police investigators, opera, forensic experts. well, now what, go home, and let’s deal with the orders of the pros

abbiejones, bbc news, weavering.l illness has said that anti—depressants should not be handed out to children simply because there s nothing else to offer . the warning from sane follows the release of government data that showed that nearly 450,000 anti—depressant prescriptions are issued to children in england each year. guidelines from nice state that they should only be given in the most severe cases. thousands of people have walked through haiti's streets to celebrate easter. it's the first major national holiday since the country s government collapsed. the caribbean island is now largely gripped by gang violence. more than 1,500 people have been killed since the start of the year and tens of thousands left homeless. the un has described the situation as cataclysmic. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal reports from cap haitian. as haiti spirals into violence, people try to hold on to their traditions. thousands of worshippers walk through narrow, dusty roads in cap haitian, praying for peace in a country whose capita

well, that’s how i turned from a simple little dace dog into a lagoti weaver, but for now galya is busyantinovich ekhalov, writer, director and keeper of vologda traditions. he is also the head of the artel, which is engaged in the restoration of estates and houses in vologda. today artel welcomes a new member to its ranks, marusya’s fiancé, dima. friends, hello, hello, hello, we chop firewood here, with us, the first thing is a tool, an axe. so an ax, and an ax without an ax, nowhere, it used to be, you can’t cut down a house, you can’t cut down any firewood, there was a rule in carpentry cooperatives, everyone built a hut for a married comrade, but before you build a hut you need, that’s right, an ax handle, we’ll start with this, so we’ll make the axe, then it’s ready, of course it’s ready, that’s it, i’ll take the axe, now i don’t even need an ax, but still an important thing in the ortel is supported. let's trim it with an axe, well done, well done, a chip, let's collect it for now, is that enough or is it necessary, no, let's take more, come on, let's collect it, i have one idea,

well, just like that, from a simple dace bun, i turned into a logot weaver, and while galya is engaged konstantinovich ekhalov, writer, director and keeper of vologda traditions. he is also the head of the artel, which is engaged in the restoration of estates and houses in vologda. today artel welcomes a new member to its ranks, marusya’s fiancé, dima. friends, hello, hello, hello. here we split firewood, with us, the first thing is a tool, an ax, like that. an ax, and an ax without an ax, nowhere, it used to be, you can’t cut down a house, you can’t chop wood, in carpentry crews there was a rule, everyone built a hut for a married comrade, but before you build a hut, what do you need? that's right, ax handle, we'll start with this, so let's make an ax handle, then are you ready? of course, i’m ready, that’s it, i’ll take it, now i’ll even take an ax not needed, but still an important thing in the team, let’s maintain the rhythm. so, let's trim it with an axe, well done, well done, let's collect the chips for now, is that enough or do we need more, no, let's take more, come on, let's c

just ask amateur archeologist phil weaver.t's not unusual because even the experts don't know. i spoke richard parker, secretary of the norton disney history and archaeology group. last summer injune, we were digging on a new site in norton disney, we had a few clues that was roman, we put in for trenches and concentrated on trenches one and two, and only in the last few days that we have the resources and time to look in trenches three and four for more archaeology, and transport was where we found dodecahedron that is going on display. there it was, making tea on display. there it was, making tea on the second to last day, a big cry goes up, i go roast —— racing over there with others, richard, the volunteer who found it was holding the top, and our senior archaeologist on—site was seen" that's a roman dodecahedron, i've never seen one of those before. i have read about them but, what is this doing here? " and work stop at that point, everyone came over and had a look because up until that point, we have been finding some ro

have bank records, that's pretty hard evidence, what they are disputing is president biden's role, weaveree biden associates who said he was the closer of the biden selling the biden brand. we need to hear from president biden because we are at the point where we are trying to provide accountability. we've proven the crimes. now it's time to hold people accountable and president biden needs to answer some questions in front of the oversight committee. we gave hunter biden the opportunity and he didn't show. maria: you put a lot of questions in this letter and he's not answering it. with direct to china it's very concerning because the ccp is all over america through surveillance, pushing fentanyl, trying to disrupt this country and we wonder why president biden has been so soft on china? is it because he's compromise? we don't know but your investigation is coming up with these things, you're right have you met, spoken to or interacted with jonathan lee, have you spoken to or interacted with cfc, have you met, spoken to or interacted with harvest fund, why do you want to know if he intera

course, this is with chemists, i work, i often even take laboratory practice exams there, but... weaversove it, honestly, i love my job, i really love it , if my eyes weren’t burning, i probably would have left, suggestions there were, but without hesitation, of course, no, only... so i dream that there will be more like-minded people. basenkov, pyotr kharitonovich, participant in the great patriotic war, hero of the soviet union, senior sergeant, was born in the village of vylevo, now dobruzhsky district, gomel region, into a peasant family. during the great period... on september 18, 1944, the crew of the tank , which included pyotr kharitonovich posenkov, repelled eight counterattacks of enemy tanks, destroying them. tank and one self-propelled gun, left alone after the death of the remaining members tank crew, pyotr bosenkov did not stop fighting until reinforcements arrived. one of the streets in the working-class village of kostyukovka, now within the city limits of gomel, is named after pyotr kharitonovich. there is a memorial plaque on the house where he lived. an unusual interna

. >> carley: texas congressman randy weaver, has a landmark reso resolution.spond and we are hearing the response could be imminent. what is your reaction and what does that mean for our security at home? >> it is about time people around the world understand iran is leading export er of terrorim and israel has been the brunt of it. iran calls israel lgs satan and america the great satan. we should condemn iran and sanction them and make sure they feel the pain of being alienated from the world community, we have to do those things. >> todd: this administration be doesn't seem to get that. john kirby, watch. >> now that we know that the iranians do not listen to president biden's public warning, any regret about unfreezing billions for iranian leaders during the president's administration. >> what are you talking about? >> unfroze -- sglp for iranian leaders? really? funds set up in an account go to the supreme leader, irgc, can only be used for humanitarian purposes. >> todd: is this administration that naive to believe that this money is not being used to fu

hurt's stomach and hides somewhere on the ship and everybody starts getting killed until sigourney weavern her teeny tiny underpants. then they really lose the thread of the story in "covenant." what's danny mcbride doing there?" [cheers and applause] covenant? alien? trump wasn't just lying about immigration in michigan yesterday. he was also lying about the 2020 election in wisconsin. >> you know, we won this state. we won this state by a lot. and it came out that we won this state, actually. >> stephen: pretty bold to go to a state you lost and tell the crowd you actually won. that's like bumping into your ex and saying, "amanda, hi. you look well, which of course i know because it came out that we're still together. we're still together by a lot." he also told one of his favorite made-up stories about election night. >> remember, 10:00. everyone's calling me. they're saying, "congratulations, sir." and then at 3:02 in the morning, a lot of dumps happened. >> stephen: yes. "a lot of dumps." [laughter] so, so... [cheers and applause] just a regular night for donald trump. there were tim

was told that there is no plastid, the weaver says there are no unsolvable problems, he found a tankokay, how did you come up with this, bro, i thought of this, life made you do it. both enemy shooters were destroyed by our snipers, without having time to strike, using weapons with silencers, fighters of the ninety-eighth vtv brigade liquidated a cover squad consisting of seven people, a little later the evacuation group was ambushed, four militants leave with their hands raised, publication: liteko reports that the russian army is already on the threshold of one of the largest strongholds of ukraine in the donbass, the capture of which will put both druzhkovka and kramatorsk slavyansk at risk. the attack has already begun on kalinovka, the last section of the chasov yar defense line, in the northern direction. we also have information that there are russians here behind ivanovsky moved further through this forest and gained a foothold at the so-called canal. the last hope of the ukrainians is that... that it is this water barrier, which runs from north to south, that will stop the r

. >> now suppertime to weaver on supporting israel when they are in the middle of this conflict.en a strong proponent of this war ends when hamas is eradicated. people in israel will never forget october 7 but it seems as if the democratic party is forgetting october 7. >> it appears the tipping point u.s. israeli relations or system botched drone strike that killed seven aid workers including an american on monday night israel took full responsibility calling it a grave mistake a sacked twoo senior officers and punish three others. we just received word for the first time a small group of protesters were seen pouring paint that look like fake oblate outside the president's home you are seeing hear from the president's motorcade we are told it had to take an alternate route to church again that's a first time this has happened since he october 7 massacre protesters disrupting the president's motorcade on his way to church again a small group of protesters was seen outside the president's home for what appeared to be take a blood into the street. >> lucas tomlinson at the white ho

code weaver, in the recommend of the zeros and ones where dreams take forms stands a luminary, a weaverorms. mark andresen, a titan that shaped our world lifting it higher. when the dot-com bubble bursts, leaving dust, anded andreesen good firm, in code we trust. >> that was hysterical, that was fantastic. >> thank you, governor, and thank you, marc, a great conversation, i'm sure that will begin. this concludes the plenary session and governors gather for lunch and invite our other guests to lunch in the liberty foy outside and look forward to seeing everybody at 2:45. >> this was great. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

. >> reporter: for 75-year-old katherine weaver the small town of aberdeen, washington, has always felt. that is, until she was forcibly removed from hers. >> they started hauling our stuff out and stacking it in the street. and people would come by and dig through it and take what they wanted. >> reporter: katherine said she and her daughter moved into an apartment a few years ago and quickly started having problems with the landlord. >> they jumped the rent some more. the cupboards and the drawers in the kitchen were off the rails. >> reporter: despite always paying her rent on time, they received an eviction notice. >> if they were going to tear it down why would they have been renting it the same day we got the eviction papers. >> there's a lot of pressure on some of these houses for landlords to evict people to raise the prices. >> reporter: her case reflects a rising trend in the u.s. with pandemic-era eviction mother tore yum programs no gone, some are dramatically higher than pre-pandemic levels, in some cases over 50% higher. >> housing costs are increasing but wages aren't inc

both students from weaver academy. third place was shared by two pieces, "fish life" by hayden, and "smile. in second place was "the butty of bodey island" and claiming the top honor of first place is "spectrum" by caden from weaver academy. i'm proud to represent such talented young students and i look forward to seeing all their future artistic achievements. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. grothman: i'd like to make a unanimous request to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. grothman: we haven't been in congress for two weeks now but the number one issue in the country remains what it was two ekes ago because the president of the united states refuses to act. and that, of course, is the invasion across our southern border. around the time we left, we had new estimates on the number of people who came other here. and they are estimate, nobody knows exactly the number, bec

. >> hakeem jeffries made a statement today that weaver going to be moving to table or kill any maneuverlor greene to remove speaker johnson. speaker johnson is my classmate. my congressional classmate. we came into congress together. i call him a friend. we don't agree on a lot of things but is he a patriot. and what he did last week was patriotic and making sure that we passed aid to ukraine, taiwan and israel and, of course, the tiktok bill. [singing in background] >> bret: you agree with that, mr. chairman? mr. chairman? >> i think it would be a serious mistake to oppose a speaker. we went through three weeks of chaos. speaker johnson is doing his job. congress is getting some things done. we're working in a bipartisan way to do it -- address the most urgent concerns of our country and that work should continue. >> bret: well, we appreciate you coming on and pass the word up there. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> bret: can you see all these "common ground" segments on my podcast "common ground" and find that in the all-star panel podcasts at fox news fox news ppoft p up next exclusive

now but it did inspire television movie in lincoln was played by who knows you you know or dennis weaver. joe can you speak a little bit to how that the the inability to speak very effectively extemporaneously was hindrance or hurt? lincoln his political career, how he overcame that. well he was a i think his is a trial lawyer. you know, he was i don't want to overemphasize that was that he was poor it it extemporaneous speaking but he you know he had the gift of firing on all rhetorical cylinders you know aristotle speaks about the three great appeals of persuasion. one is ethos it's the credibility of your audience, the credibility of the speaker. the two is logos or reason speech and three is pathos. the sentiment feeling of the speaker. and in lincoln excelled at all these appeals. harold i think of the broken eggs is clunky, but it paints such a vivid picture of some irrevocable action of slavery is gone. and i think he did use just inelegant. yeah, inelegant. at least in a letter. but yeah. and not that opinion. these other metaphor, the inadequate metaphor of poor predation and co