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we played at eden park the first weekend and it was incredible.th manu tuilagi at centre. farrell is back after being passed fit following a fortnight off for a concussion. on to the football world cup which starts later this month, and there's been more fall out from fifa's letter asking players to focus on football and not be dragged into what they describe as "every ideological or political battle that exists". human rights watch say the letter was "nothing short of appalling." and amnesty pointed out qatar's treatment of migrant workers. the world cup has been mired in controversy over the hosts' human rights record and stance on same sex relationships. england's harry kane and nine other captains of european teams will be wearing one love armbands. the tournament organisers have said everyone is welcome. well, aside from the controversy surrounding the tournament being hosted in qatar, the timing of it has also been widely criticised. the last round of premier league fixtures takes place on the 13th november, with the world cup starting just

we can get just enough right, and lincoln did it. barely. but that's been true since the garden of eden, right? city to believe that, in fact, we had it been ourselves to govern ourselves, the whole point of the gettysburg address, right, is to take the country back to its first principles and its first principles was not the constitution, four score and seven years ago was the declaration of independence and that central sentence that we are all created equal, a radical and revolutionary idea. and he wanted, he was willing to fight for it. both literally and figuratively. i pray that we are figuratively fighting for it. but if we don't believe that, then, in fact, the national experiment doesn't work. because nothing unites us except in an assent, an agreement with that idea. >> and how unbelievable, jon says that lincoln got it done, but he got it done just barely. i mean, he got it done appamatox courthouse, less than a week later, abraham lincoln is dead, a 30-year fight, and it was a 30-year fight, michael beschloss. and this doesn't just apply to lincoln. you look at, for instance, lbj, wh

eden. later said that we who worked with him churchill we who worked with him know how quickly he could change from the great man to a naughty child. but it is war memo was churchill recalled the period from january 1942 to june 1943 as a time when the war turned from almost under uninterrupted disaster to almost unbroken success. and indeed the first six months of 1942 were a disaster, uh beginning for the british. anyway with the surrender of singapore in mid-february. the largest capitulation of british forces in their history um and for churchill personally another surrender this time in north africa when to brook was besieged for a second time, but failed to held out on this occasion unlike previously churchill happened to be in washington forget another conference when he received the news of the the surrender it to brooke don't need you and he was meeting with roosevelt and his militarydvisors and it was at this meeting that one of the most i think endearing moments in the two men's relationship occurred. this was highly embarrassing the surrender. it was highly embarrassing for churchi

we are working on a professional training center in eden to at least to train in proper condition. it came from georgia and she wanted to horn something that is helping other in the community of den. mm. i want to say that got us to feel safe when they are in it didn't. they should not feel that that. and that's the main reason over the counter and facial, within their training. i hope this place with their dreams feel comfortable. same as mine ah, a, the smaller mistake you made on them does can cost you 5 seconds. so you must brand new a new out there. now i think it's very rare that it this way i don't like watching them, you know, especially with high stakes. like making it seem full, junglin chip is involved with they thing for their life and you out there with you. i just did that. you and you learn. you don't know. they are last plan. i have yeah. nothing other than good on. ah, when i started there is they've run us on the front of me. they were there and that is true. oh, you met so you moved with them. a lot was was to fight. yeah. people are buzzing front of me. ah, i'm

here we are on world cup final eve, this time tomorrow this place, eden park, will be absolutely rockingd of over 40,000 fans, someone who knows exactly what it's like to win and lose a world cup final is former england wing, the night before a final, for some of these players, the biggest game of their careers so far, where are the heads at? the? far, where are the heads at? they 'ust have far, where are the heads at? they just have to _ far, where are the heads at? they just have to take _ far, where are the heads at? they just have to take control- far, where are the heads at? tue: just have to take control of far, where are the heads at? ti31 just have to take control of their excitement, because otherwise you won't sleep, i remember thinking it's so late, i am not sleeping... it's just so exciting, you want to play. people always talk about playing like in the final, this is now for them. i think hopefully they will be trying to chill, taking it easy, chatting to some loved ones at home or out here and then hopefully an early night. it’s home or out here and then hopefully an early

saratov is the place where the russian paleontology we will walk along the local arbat and you will also try the elusive sterlet in the citrus garden of eden. the impressions of samara have not yet faded, we are already moving south along the volga to the next point of saratov in just some five hours along the federal highway 229. samara to saratov through the city of khvalynsk - this is just the border of the samara and saratov regions to the city of volsk and in the city of volsk there is such a quarry head, we now we’ll just admire the weather on it. she made me lucky. which won't ruin anything. case there is nothing special here, but to look, to admire, to confess your love, to make a marriage proposal . drop your cell phone and take some cool photos. it's a great place. the development of the volsky quarry began in 1900 during the first world war. austrian prisoners of war worked here, and most of the production went to the needs of the front. after the revolution, the bolsheviks nationalized the cement plant and they gave it the candy name red october , an interesting fact, volsky cement has always been of the highest quality, so it

about what we have been through, it would have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us, it will be one hell of a challenge at eden. we've heard from the new southampton manager nathanjones today. the former luton town boss has replaced ralph hasenhuttl who was sacked on monday. it's a tough first game for him, they play liverpool at anfield tomorrow, but then we have the 6 week break for the world cup, which he's now looking forward to. a week or two ago i was lambasted in the world cup because... piles massive pressures on clubs and it was unfair on players, from what i label some people in fifa, now they are actually genesis, it was brilliant, so i am so happy that someone has put a world cup in qatar in november will stop as i said,. will bayley is champion in table tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets. he tennis again. he beat his opponent in straight sets.— in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's _ in straight sets. he claimed gold in the class seven men's singles. - in straight sets. he claimed gold ml the class seven m

we know it won't come easy for us. it'll be one hell of a challenge at eden park, sold out in front of a home crowd.nd, they are in brazil and pole for sunday's sao paulo grand prix will be decided by a sprint race on saturday. surpisingly, rhe haas driver kevin magnussen is on pole for that. one of the shocks of the season. world champion max verstappen is on the front row besides him, he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes, honestly, i'mjust not a big fan of it. not a big fan of it because i feel like we don't really race. because, 0k, there are a few points you get right, but you can't really risk it because the main races is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance. but for this carm the racing is probably a little bit better, but overall, you don't see a lot of overtaking unless there is a car out of position. so, yeah, it's not that really fun for me. the former arsenal striker ian wright says he has spoken with england's beth mead after the lionesses forward said the lack of diversity in the wome

we have explored it. just decimating the fish population, dragging nets across the bottom that turn unbelievable gardens of edennto a place that won't sustain life for hundreds of years. all of this is going on out of sight and out of mind. we are introducing our toxins and pollutants into the environment as we are taking out every last fish and form of marine life that there is. as i said, we do not know how this system works. we are an ocean planet. when we look for life on other planets, we look for oceans. yet, we don't know how our ocean word -- world works. did the artemis go off? it was supposed to go off today. it didn't. anyway, $40 billion we have spent so far and they still have not got it off the ground. it will be $90 billion. we are not spending anything like that on our own planet. it does not make any sense. [applause] liz: you are one of the relatively small number of people who have done some of this exploring of our ocean in dives. can you talk about what it feels like? what do you see? how long does it take? just paint a picture for us as you drop into the depths. edith: every time i dive in

so we have to look for assurance that can communicate to this. treat these, embalmed eden, couldn't their experiments have work best with the alder trees, with mater results from the birch and poor results from the willows. but that might change over the next few years, which is why the team is continuing with its research. they believe that inoculating the soil with fungi and bacteria will bear fruit, vermont, and aka gene grow, so grow back if you don't plow afield, will be what it takes about 40 years for the microbiology to resemble that of a natural girlfriend. yeah, so if we introduce micro organisms here, we're saving practically the 40 years, it would take for the microbiology to get used to the new ecosystem. yeah, it was a seamless ruined hat, but even the non poison it's types of mushrooms growing and these parts are not suitable for eating. due to the heavy metals they absorb from the soil. the contaminants are only released when the fungi decompose. although at least and concentrations that the trees can cope with these days, lithium is an integral part of life, as we know it

so we have to look for machines that can communicate to this tree. these embalmed eden, couldn't their experiments have work best with the alder trees, with mater results from the birch and poor results from the willows. but that might change over the next few years, which is why the team is continuing with its research. they believed that inoculating the soil with fungi and bacteria will bear fruit, vermont, and aka, grow. so grow back if you don't plow afield, will be what it takes about 40 years for the microbiology to resemble that of a natural growl slend this. yeah. so if we introduce micro organisms here, we're saving practically the 40 years, it would take for the microbiology to get used to the new ecosystem. your book was esteemed wound up, but even the non poison it's types of mushrooms growing and these parts are not suitable for eating. due to the heavy metals they absorb from the soil, the contaminants are only released when the fungi decompose. although at least in concentrations that the trees can cope with these days, lithium is an integral part of life

we really going to do this as a prime minister? and they did. churchill of course could not have carried on the war without a cabinet to back him men such as anthony eden who was seated third from our left with as his foreign secretary. we also tend to overlook the man who was in fact if not in name churchill's deputy prime minister and the leader of the labor party clement atley who was seated at churchill's, right? um, these two mechan could not have been more different but during the war well churchill concentrated on the broader war itself and on the alliance, especially it was left to aptly to conduct the government's day to day business including sharing the war cabinet with churchill was overseas and leading the house of commons. one other member who should be mentioned the man seated at the far left earnest. bevin was the minister of labor. uh, bevan was the dominating figure of the trade unions in britain and he and churchill genuinely admired each other churchill set of bevin that he had the right stuff in him churchill needed to recreate a war economy and that job mainly fell to bevin during the nightly raids and later in the war during the

we have exploredwe it. cannot hold the jumbo jets through the oceans to decimate the fish population and driving across the bottom that turned unbelievable gardens of eden. they will not sustain life for hundreds of years. all this is going on and says out of sight out of mind. we are introducing our toxinss and pollutants into the environment as we are taking out every last fish in form of marine life there is. when ocean planet. look for life on other planets we look for oceans. and yet we do not know how our ocean world works. i think that the artemis go off does anyone know? it was supposed to go off today. it is a moon shots. no it didn't? okay $40 billion we have spent so far. and they still would not got it off the ground. it's going to be $90 billion and we are not spending anything like that on her own planet. it does not make any sense. [applause] [applause] won the the relatively small number of people who have done some of this exploring of our ocean depths. can you talk about what it feels like? what do you see? how long does it take -- paint a picture for us as you drop into the depths. >> every time i dive into a submersible of the opport

and with that, we welcome the port's commission and questions, thank you. >> thanks, kimberly and rebecca and eden for your presentation. now let's open up it for public comment. i see none. and now jenca will provide instructions for remote participants. >> at this time, we will open the phone lines to anyone that would like to make public comment. please dial star-3 if you wish to make public comment. >> at this time there are no members of the public on the phone wishing to make public comment. >> public comment is closed. commissioner lee. >> so question, so the operator now, wants to extend or is actually retiring? is that why you're going to find a new tenant or expanding on this? i really like this, because i have a ton of material i wanted to donate and i couldn't find a place so i don't know where the out reach is. at the same time, my wife is an artist and she looks for stuff like this. i'm hoping that it continues. are we looking for a new tenant. >> i will have alexa answer your question. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm alexa ktm the zero waste coordinator. happy to answer your qu

people ask us for money um for his release, and we tried to call lawyers and haiti and they would ask for $56000.00. sometimes he can go days without eden 5 d 68 days, one days without electricity. so phone calls will be very minimal, you know, and then i would start to get worry some fines. i think about him dian in our prison. like on how i won me. never on people to say goodbye. so couple of days ago, i told patrick at of a see he was in prison and we asked him, what would you like to say july is what he said with like the person that you love so much belinda from his pain or what are self this hard, so keep her spirits up as well as keep mine fight with them until then. and so the day we die. yeah, we should be through before we leave and how are you losing how, what do you want the well to know about your story. i got a she was wrong with your morse servicing your shipment long. i agree. we reached out to ice and the department of homeland security for comment on patrick situation, but they didn't respond. the white house declined to speak with some camera for the story, but we were able to interview a state department official who

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france in the final i think it's hit me the last couple of days, the magnitude of it and we have played at eden midfield. farrell has completed the return to play concussion protocol after suffering an injury in saracens' win over exeter two weeks ago. wales were comprehensively beaten by france, as they began their wheelchair rugby league world cup in sheffield. they were beaten by 158—6 by the defending champions, with the french scoring 16 first half tries. arnau vargas with this one. afterwards wales captain stuart williams said he was "a bit low but i'm so proud," it was defeat for scotland though in their tournament opener, they were beaten 62—41 by the united states in sheffield. that's all the sport for the moment. thank you very much. i promised sarah would feel exactly the right amount of time needed to bring you an update on the real story and we give it to you that the rmt has said that it will now enter into a period of talks with network rail and the train operating companies who provide services and as a result of that it provide services and as a result of thatitis provide servi

we saw a red suv. >> reporter: onlookers and parade performers trying to make sense of what is happening. >> get out of the way! >> reporter: as a red suv struck their loved ones. >> edenr was going so fast and everything just happened so chaotically and quick that you really didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: the small town of waukesha, wisconsin, shattered when then 39-year-old darrell brooks plowed through the holiday parade. >> that was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life. >> lisa! >> reporter: dozens were injured. six people killed. jane kulich, jackson sparks, wilhelm hospel, virginia sorenson, tamara durand, leanna owen. of those killed, three were members of the milwaukee dancing grannies, a local dance troupe that's been a beacon of light throughout this tragedy. >> it was a total shock. i mean, we've never had anything like this. and i think when it first happened, it was like, disbelief. >> reporter: today, a glimpse of justice. the judge sentencing brooks to six consecutive life sentences and 762 years in prison. at the sentencing this week, victims speaking out about what they have lost and endured. >> the trial has been dragged out and lite

the interior is super association with some kind of garden of eden very fresh the interior is easy to breathe in. we were expecting something a little like a gentle country style, but we got such a classic. it seems to me that there is a room, yes modern, you can put a big table here if there are many guests and also sit comfortably alone watch a program with a cup of coffee due to the size, you can lie down and sit and everything will be fine. seems comfortable, you can sit on the chair. someone is not enough. well, that's all clearly depends on the number of people, but in general , the organomics of the room itself has somehow changed, it used to be as elongated as a carriage. and now it has become more comfortable, some kind of intimacy has appeared. i like what my mom has. she has her own table, and she can use it, first, finally. she has a place where she is. maybe it ’s okay for you to do makeup, and not like she defended in the corridor, and secondly, she can use it as a desktop, because she used to write poetry and now i just have a place to is to start doing because it is very inspiring. i

you don't drown, you don't get eden by a shark you end up on a desert island with no communication to get out. we are facing an extraordinarily difficult time ahead. we will talk a lot more about that. in a couple of ways. of course this was a terrible election for donald trump. what i refer to as a level -- a lover's quarrel, the new york post has as its headlined with a picture, "humpy trumpty". don't imagine for a nano second that trump is dead. even if he fades into the darkness for a period of time. we are going to face a radical group in congress. if anybody believes there are bother rents remaining in the republican party in the house or in the senate, you have not been awake for the last thousand years. susan collins was out campaigning with dr. oz and others. there are no moderates anymore. the constitutional conservatives, liz cheney's, alex kissinger's are gone. the people who took on trump like fred upton are gone. they have retired. they have been defeated in primaries. we don't have the vast majority of republicans in the house. election deniers, a good template for saying they are

through, it would have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us. “ asa —— as a squad of. —— as a squad. it'll be one hell of a challenge at edenppen is on the front row besides him. he's not a big fan of this format for the occasional race. yes, honestly, i'mjust not a big fan of it because i feel like - we don't really race, because, ok, there are a few points you get right, - but you can't really risk it because the main races. is where you really get the points. you don't do a pit stop, i so you just put on the tyre which will last the distance. but for this car, the racing i is probably a little bit better, but overall, you don't see a lot of overtaking unless there i is a car out of position. so, yeah, it's not that really fun for me. i the former arsenal striker ian wright says he has spoken with england's beth mead after the lionesses forward said the lack of diversity in the women's squad that won the european championship this summer, was "coincidental". she says it was unfair how those original comments were quoted in a newspaper article. mead was in action tonight for the lionesses. they are in spain, where they hav

from eden medical center took more than six months to repair they tend to be overlooked to often people drive by hydrants and don't really pay them too much attention. so who will pay attention weack to the two agencies directly involved east bay mud and the oakland fire department. vegetation management inspections chief mosine explains the department conducts residential vegetation management inspections to ensure homeowners are reducing their wildfire risk. do those teams also check the status of the hydrants. it's not part of the the residential vegetation management inspection does not include fire hydrants wouldn't it make sense to have that be a part of it? and as i said before east bay mud, the hydrants are east bay muds. we just get to use them. so we share these photos with east bay mud spokesperson nelsey rodriguez with this concern you you know, i can't say because it could be that you're accessing the water from here or there. i don't know what the proper who's who owns this property east bay mud told the id the hydrants the agency overseas are painted white some may be red to indicate lower water pressure. we shared these photos of white hydrants with rodriguez. s

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