his patent for an almost identical invention received a teacher at the british school of art, william hardvide his students with new material for modeling, because the clay that was used for these purposes quickly. kala harbut, not only introduced the novelty to his wards, but also opened his own company for the production of plasticine. according to another version, plastic paste. invented by an american. noah mcvicker. he produced soap and the plasticine he created was intended for cleaning wallpaper with a piece of mass, it was possible to clean the walls from fireplace soot, but vinyl wallpaper soon came into fashion, which were easily washed with water and plasticine was no longer needed, then mcvicker added his dye paste and distributed it as fun for children in 2009. artist james may at the exhibition, chelsea flyer show, presented an installation of plasticine paradise, which took ds half a ton of plasticine to create in the center of the art object. we erected a monument to that same british inventor of plasticine, killed his harbor, but there was also someone who invented what we

sherwin-williams getting hit really hard. the guidance for this year is coming in light. this is purely housing play. it's about peyton and fixing up your home. mccormick makes spices. their operating profit was down 10%. it feels like a consumer read through story. ibm a similar story. the free cash flow fell short of estimates for the fourth quarter. how long can a market hold up when you have individual sectors that continue to roll over in some respects? then the news that dow is going to cut workers. guy: are we at the point where we are using ground ginger as a leading indicator? alix: why not? are you really going to go buy it if it's eight dollars for ground ginger? maybe not, you're going to go get chicken or eggs. guy: the question in europe, i guess it applies to the united states also. tesla is a case in point. i find the tesla story incredible today. some of the spots in this earnings season are quite positive. tesla stands out it is up 50% off its lows. that's quite a run. guy: does it have more juice to go? alix: we spoke to the head of european strategy at

he beat mark williams in a hard—fought match that almost went the full distance, to claim this titlea great champion is one _ judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who _ judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who can - judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who can win - judd trump! is a mark of a great i champion is one who can win when they are not at their best. judd trump said he was lucky to be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone the winner. he felt marc williams, who was aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 67, was the favourite. at first, it looks like the welshman would prove him right, as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead change hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances, and one frame dragged on for almost and one frame dragged on for almost an

william hadn't thought of mister hard. we are exposed to. is there any advice and settlers edition they will not lead them in scores on roads to destroy places? so we are used to that yet, either. it's not noon with anybody. it's increasing with venue administration. need that with her look at the message of christmas is that one day of this land or a turn to the palestinians who have the right to it. and that right will never be lost with my cool ireland on fi, the whole world, the west and the are well, can see what is happening here. we hear the words, but we do not see their action. but the nurses, palestinian christians are often called the living stones of christianity because they can trace their history to the birth of the church 2000 years ago. and in a speech to mark orthodox christmas present mahmoud abbas said our people will continue to stand firm on our land. the land of our ancestors, burnett smith, al jazeera ramallah in the occupied west bank. it's exactly a month since perused, president was removed from office after trying

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i am sure king charles would like to do that but what will william's attitude be after all this? hardry is in danger of dissipating whatever public support he has left. some people undoubtedly will feel he and meghan were in some way disrespected, some things could and should have been done better and differently within the family, but is this really the way to solve matters? i thought he was perhaps rather unconvincing in his answer to the question how do you justify invading the privacy of your family invading the privacy of your family in this way and all he could really say is my family has been briefing the press, which is rather an obsession of his. there is an interesting line from the guardian journalist, one of the few people who has read this book and gone public with what he found, he said harry's resentment of being the spare is the unifying theme of his book. in other words, the suggestion that harry has never really been able to come to terms with the fact that he is a younger brother. how sad is that?— the labour leader has set out his vision for government in a speech

with the help of our reform, williams plumbing created 200 apprenticeship positions for hard-working montanans like cooper who earned his apprenticeship as a direct result of our regulatory change. after cooper graduated high school, he tried college and realized it wasn't the right path for him. he enlisted in the marine corps, was stationed in california and missouri as he served and remains active in the reserves unit in billings. cooper, thank you for your service to our state and nation. [applause] gov. gianforte: cooper was looking for a good-paying career, and a close family friend suggested he find one in the trades, and that's how he ended up at williams plumbing. cooper tells me that he's learned a lot as an apprentice and loves the work. cooper and quin, thank you for making montana a better place. [applause] now more than ever, montana needs plumbers and carpenters electricians and welders masons and machinists. now more than ever, montana needs a highly skilled workforce which is why we created the montana trades education credit in 2021. montana employers are taking adv

williams. he'd done his damnedest. he was an honest, hard working, empathetic and sensible human being. and i leave you today with my family's deep gratitude and a quote that illustrates those qualities in my grandfather do your duty and history will do you justice. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable emanuel cleaver, the second represent from the fifth district of missouri. this statue proves that can work and quickly. this only took us 20 years. it is an honor to join you today as we gather, commemorate the return of the man, missouri, to the united states with the unveiling and congressional of president harry truman. i think that truman's of independence, missouri, is probably floating around above the ground with pride. i want to start by thanking the sculptor, tom. the truman library institute. ted farnham and, my colleague, friend and neighbor. carnahan. without whose help this would not have been possible. born and raised in missouri. harry truman was a man of remarkable character and a shining example of what it means to live the american dream from a small farm in t

william was also witnessed slapping their younger son hard in the face.sed every possible way. >> are you worried about the boys? >> yakima, but i definitely can't talk about that. >> joining us now is townhome replete reporter mia castle. with a view learned beyond what we relate out and he was it in that tape that we just heard? >> in the recorded jailhouse tapes, that was one of the adopted fathers, william who in his own words he describes bein on the mansion which is custom-built commit designed by hamburger their lavish lifestyl just materialized out of the blue about a year after they adopted these boys, they are facing 17 charges which include felony prosecution of a minor and a taped confession the othe adopted father admitted to sending this child pornography to people so today there are still suspects out there, under investigation, people weren't wearing masks anymore. its curious how his administration is trying to bring back masked mandates for travelers on airplanes. nine months after a federal judge in florida the biden doj was back in cou

check out boston's robert williams the third rocking the rim so hard with that powerful dunk in the fourth two ladders and the level to get this rim fixed. a delay of 35 minutes before the game would resume. even rocky the mountain lion helping out in the nuggets win. grizzlies star john moreant giving him the shoes off his feet. he held the sign saying he couldn't wait to jam out in a new pair of jaws signature sneakers this summer. he didn't have to wait for the summer. he took off his shoes, signed them, gave them to the youngster who could not hold back the tears of joy. taking the time to take pictures with the boy and his family. that is what dreams are made of. >> oh, that's so sweet. i love the mascot >> thanks for joining us i'm kristen fisher. "cnn this morning" starting right now.

so i guess it's really hard for me to grapple with what william clinical looks like, what that feels like when i feel different on november, the 15th. and i do right now, rachel. no, you won't. in simple terms. yeah. this has been a while coming and yeah, you won't feel much on the 15th of november. jennifer, when we talk about a number like 8000000000. if you're studying population, then you knew it was coming. i remember at school we were usually worried about how many more billions of people can, can survive on the earth. and he, we, our 8000000. what does that mean for most of us? how should we think about that number? well, you know, i also remember studying this in school and actually i think that's how i ended up making her career out of studying population. because to rachel's point, you know, will we feel any different. i remember sitting in 1999, i think it was october 15th 1999 in a college classroom in atlanta where i'm from and my professor was late to class that day. and then she paused in the door and had a black arm band on, and she marched into class and said, today

but this lions team, they fought hard all year long ball williams. he scored the touchdown here. lights go up 20 to 16. now. rodgers trying to bring the packers back. right, you can't do this. it's a bad throw. nothing to say about that. one kerby. joseph picked it off. joseph has picked off air rogers 3 times this year. then with a minute 15 left. 41 jared goff, the pride and soul of marine county. he gets the first down and guess what? the lions and the packers season at lambeau. that means the seattle seahawks come into levi's next saturday afternoon where wild card playoff. it's going to be a funny. all right. let's go to berkeley. just stepped on hand to see his god sister can bring here. they were treated to a good game, too. >> allen stanford. early on. love mask and tight. he had 19 points she put cow by one here. 7 minutes left later. haley jones. >> pushing it in transition. can't get the lay in to go but cam brink. all 3 of those 3, the hard way. tied at. 56 cam has 25 later this time. convert that layup, the so solid over her career. stand for it. all right. the last

william. just message me saying it's raining hard in cloverdale and that's exactly what we're seeing across muchh bay, especially. >> but about to be seeing for the rest of the bay area here in just a few minutes. embarcadero right now, it's still relatively calm for you. it's been breezy consistently this morning. but if you are an early commuters who are one of the lucky ones because you're about to avoid what we are seeing picking up across the bay area now, which is a return of a line of at times heavy showers. you'

william. just message me saying it's raining hard in cloverdale and that's exactly what we're seeing across much of the north bay, especially. >> but about to be seeing for the rest of the bay area here in just a few minutes. embarcadero right now, it's still relatively calm for you. it's been breezy consistently this morning. but if you are an early commuters who are one of the lucky ones because you're about to avoid what we are seeing picking up across the bay area now, which is a return of a line of at times heavy showers. you're seeing t most notly up in the north bay, as we've noted, especially up are in sonoma and napa counties that up in the lake and mendocino counties. we're starting to secrrainll for the rest of the bay area. but at this time yet to pick up to the max that we're going to be seeing it. but a few moderate showers around fremont on up towards richmond and then those heavier showers right around a santa rosa. windsor rohnert park areas. now that heavy line of showers, very easy to see here in future cast pushes through, followed up by pockets of heavy rain for the rest of

william was also witnessed slapping their younger son hard in the face.they were just abused every possible way. wa >> i mean, are you worriedhe about the boys before? they are. i mean, i can't talk.talk a >>bo i definitely can't talk >> about that. ning us joining us now is town l reporter mccastle mia. what else have you learnedbeyond beyond what we laid out and who was in that tape that we just t heard? >> yes. sothat we just in the recorded tapes that town hall obtained, that was one of the adoptive fathers, william, who in his own words, he describes the armed raid on their mansion ,which is custom built and designed by him. and as family observe, le their lavish lifestyle just materialized out of the blueof a about a year after they adopted these boys. they're facing seventeenadopted charges, which includes felony of a minor in a tapedsion t confession, the other adoptive father, zachary , he admittehed to sending this filth, this child, to almost twelve people. so today there are still there a suspects out there, you know, under investigation. we s

_ basically harry is feeling very hard done by, — basically harry is feeling very hard done by, he thinks that william to expose all this. and i this new book is supposed to expose allthis. and i am this new book is supposed to expose all this. and i am very, very upset at what _ all this. and i am very, very upset at what is — all this. and i am very, very upset at what is happening within the royai— at what is happening within the royal family. all families have problems from time to time, but this seems _ problems from time to time, but this seems to— problems from time to time, but this seems to be — problems from time to time, but this seems to be a concerted attack on your own — seems to be a concerted attack on your own family by harry and meghan. and of— your own family by harry and meghan. and of course, it is making great headiines— and of course, it is making great headlines and catching attention especially in the us and almost looi

demonstrated last night that he's willing to stick it out and have the hard conversations both sides of the republican conference. 0k, mark williams now, prime minister rishi sunak and the health secretary have been meeting leaders of nhs organisations and medical experts in downing street — to try to tackle the ongoing challenges facing the health service in england. with many a&e departments unable to keep up with demand and long waits for other medical care, rishi sunak has said he recognises the system is under enormous pressure. labour said today's meeting was a talking shop, and that patients deserve more. here's our political correspondent ben wright. around 40 of england's nhs managers were summoned to no 10 for this saturday meeting, a chance to share their thoughts with ministers under pressure. how bad is the nhs crisis? it is the worst for years and the government knows it needs to get a grip of it. the new prime minister faces an early test, with senior doctors warning the nhs is on a knife edge. these pictures were released by downing street, and today's meeting was the first of its kind since rishi sunak took over.

hard to think of such an awful end for a nice hard-working husband and father like mike williams. >> popular mind, the gators got him, huh? >> yes. your heart is kind of -- and your stomach is kinda gripped by that. just the sheer awfulness of it. >> but there was a big problem with the gator theory. with such unusually cold temperatures, fish and wildlife officers like alton ranew knew the alligators weren't stirring much. >> his metabolism is down so low he don't wanna eat. they're like a bear. they go into hibernation. >> then on the tenth day of searching, officer ranew found a hunter's hat floating on the water. brian, the best friend, thought it looked familiar. >> he comes up out here to the tent and shows us a photograph with mike with that hat on. >> surely that hat was as good as evidence that mike had had an accident and drowned in lake seminole. mike's co-workers liz boyette and christie garrett felt hope slip away. >> when did you both realize that this was it? >> i think we all knew that something had happened. >> true. after a few weeks had passed, we knew that mike wa

williams, santa clara graft. then klay thompson goes to work hard drives baseline. pull up. that is such a tough shot. very next possession. found a u. klay thompson puts it up above the rim. 28 point for captain clay warriors win by 8 sept. hurry, though he wasn't completely satisfied with the ball lead after this. chance. >> he give yourself big cushion. we lost a little 30 in the 4th with too much so the game now give them easy points group. you know, i think we learned a little bit about maintain our composure a little bit down the stretch executing especially offense and in a place to get it done. >> staff had a great game 2. he had 38 points. 12 assists warriors off tomorrow. then they'll take on minnesota on wednesday. denver on thursday. so pretty cut tough back to back in a couple of days. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. free money now california's food stamp program known as cal fresh is decreasing benefits starting in april, federal lawmakers have voted to end covid emergency funding for similar programs across 32 states starting in march, inflati

you have to take them out even for already, but it's too hard for the tool will need other tools for that. natalie home william, recovering the fossil from the solid ground, takes time. but too much air exposure can damage the bones. to avoid this large blocks at caught up and taken to the stern, fontaine, lebron train there. the fossils are extracted. the stern fontaine lab belongs to ron clark, the discoverer of little foot. he rarely opens his lab, but brigands find awakens his curiosity. wow. now as this piece corresponds to the right maxine of that specific. so it still needs some preparation. yeah, it certainly does, but wow, this is, this is already kicking my interest. this doesn't look like a parameter between you me. yeah. and at the moment in the matrix, it will go to that easy to tell, talked about. but if you look at the pre, if you look at the pre mac seller doesn't neglect from yeah. here in the i mean the yeah, you're just you know, for the long comparison and also to 50 two's people can see the roof. the more i look at this, the more i feel is it's one of these to the 1st time now chrome drive

remember the famous if you the famous slogan from the 1840 election about william henry harrison being from log cabin and hardider. right this. is the the food is the drink is there as well it's this image he is actually a plain man. he's not your fancy wicked aristocrat. what makes this one a little bit complicated is that it may be a politically argument. you know, you're you're you're representing the masses against. the the more corrupt slightly elites. but it's sometimes culturally shaky one because many of the people want those same things that the people with money have and they have the money themselves. so this tension between politically i'm not supposed to endorse this but that food tastes good and i would like some of it and jackson himself embodies this right on the one hand he's on one hand he's a big fan of classic republican simplicity fare. so he likes the roast pork, the baked beans, corn cakes and so on. the big block of cheese sry is probably a pretty one to most of the people in this room. about you know, this being a ss gathering where anyone could share in and deal with this giant chees

william. it's very hard to, obviously.bring people together amicably in such a short space of time? of course, we want everyone to unite and lead by queen's example . you know, we want unity example. you know, we want unity when everyone gets home. but this takes long time. and as see it, prince harry is an opportunist . it, prince harry is an opportunist. how can we stop? how can that would have to be something laid down the end days. you know what, concessions which harry needs or in order to be here because . again, it's not be here because. again, it's not about and meghan it's about coronation. so how do we stop the from it is it is necessary . the from it is it is necessary. it is a sorry state affairs how isn't it when you essentially have to try to get the king's own son to sign a document to say, please don't wear wire to my coronation? i mean, it does make the mind boggle a bit to how we've come. but but just lastly, sorry, in your opinion , lastly, sorry, in your opinion, would it be more of a distraction if har

or hard to get help? ms. williams: i think i did it the wrong way. i went to my principal first because i was having trouble with like, just trying to get to school and get to do the things i wanted to do with my friends and everything so i went to the principal first because i was closer to him because i didn't have the same guidance counselor all years of my high school. senator kaine: you were assigned a different one? ms. williams: yeah i've had five in the last four years. senator kaine: is it because you get a different one each year, and there's turnover and people coming in and out? ms. williams: we were supposed to have the same one all four years but because of covid and people taking maternity leave and things like that it was not consistent. so we just didn't have the same. senator kaine: i'm going to come back to you in a minute, ms. williams. dr. hoover, do you think families utilize the i.e.p. process sufficiently to help children deal with, you know, emotional and mental health issues? i've been a mayor and worked with my school syste

you see trent williams just tossing cavan wallace to the ground. niners defense play. it hard, but made some crucial penalties in the game. some questionable calls by the refs as well. eagles win at 31 7 as they get back to the super bowl for the second time in six years. joe fonzi was in philly with more on one of the most disappointing 49ers losses in recent memory. it's been said in the nfl that quarterbacks get too much credit when things go right and too much blame when they go wrong. but the 49ers realistic chances of beating the eagles. pretty much one away when brock purdy was heard on their first offensive series and no longer had the strength to throw deep in the eight games that purdy had helped the 49ers win. he looked like anything but a third string quarterback, but when josh johnson came in and replaced him, he looked very much like a guy who banged around on 14 different teams over 15 years. then when johnson was heard in the 49ers trailed by 14 points, they had to become a completely one dimensional team. and that won't work against a good team like the eagles

he beat mark williams in a hard fought match that almost went the full distance, to claim this titleto be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone to win it. he felt mike williams, aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 47, become the oldest masters champion at a7, was the favourite. at first it looked like the welshman would prove him right as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead changed hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances. and one frame dragged on for almost an hour. after that, to the delight of the fans, williams recorded his third century of the match. but instead of sending him towards a victory, itjust spurred trump on. he capitalised on his opponent's errors. as the finish came within sight, the englishman started to enjoy himself, whipping the crowd up and finishing with a flourish. ,, ., ., , ., the crowd up an

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i am sure a king charles will want to do that, but what will william's attitude be after all of this? it's hard think harry is in danger of dissipating without their public support he has left. some people will undoubtedly fear that he and megan where in some way disrespected. some things could and should have been done better and differently within the family, but is this really the way to solve matters? i thought he was perhaps rather unconvincing in his answer to tom brad be. all he can really say is that his family is breaking the press, which is rather an obsession of his. an interesting line from the guardianjournalist, one of of his. an interesting line from the guardian journalist, one of the few people who have read the book and gone public with what he has found there, he says, "terry's resentment of being despair is the unifying theme of his book." in other words, the suggestion that harry has never really been able to come to terms with the fact that he is the younger brother. how sad is that? i'm nowjoined by emily nash. she is the royal editor at hello magazine. and grant harrold.

hard. that's why i don't think william hague will in a million years take this job.ot the media he has actually got the media skills and he's got the organisational skills and that's quite find quite a difficult thing to find and that many and there's not that many people. the reason i suspect people. and the reason i suspect that so the theme is how he's held on to so long by rishi sunakis held on to so long by rishi sunak is there's a limit to the number of competent people on the frontbench who can speak and walk and at the same time. walk and talk at the same time. well one the reasons i would well one of the reasons i would say a limit, i would be say there's a limit, i would be a harsher than that, a bit harsher than that, actually. would say there's actually. i would say there's a limit number of competent limit to the number of competent people but i would people in politics,. but i would blame one of those reasons on the media. i think going into pubuc the media. i think going into public office in this day and age , i mean, who would want to age, i mean, wh

hard to fill them fast. >> reporter: 2400 miles of paved roads in san jose. after 22 years on the job , the road maintenance team leader james williams has practically seen them all up close, just like this. >> the call we got was the complain of a manhole with asphalt missing on one side. >> reporter: right there ? >> that would be the hazard where a tire was blown out . we are here to clean it up and make it safer for the traffic. what we will do is open the bags with the shovels and place the material down in the missing area. we call it qpr or quick catch . it's a self-contained rocket oil mix and once we put it down, we give a and isready to go when will be a nicefoace r peopleto dre . on >>there suwas a 500 possible to do list in the city and even more after the storms. but james and his crew do not just wait for orders . they are always on the hunt for new trouble spots. >> this is what happens when water gets under the surface of asphalt. it slowly degrades it and dries it out and then as traffic goes over it, it breaks up and turns into these tiny elevator tracks which break up . eventually the asphalt surface is loose and i

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. >> molly: ted williams, thank you so very much for your insight on this and for your continued hardk out there on the scene in idaho. we really appreciate it. thanks. >> my pleasure. >> molly: rich? >> rich: just a terrible, terrible crime scene, molly. we have jonathan gilliam ahead to discuss this as it takes some time to really unwind and figure out what happened. >> molly: absolutely. as far as we know, investigators have yet to find the murder weapon, so a lot of unanswered questions. speak to members of congress returned to washington for the start of a new term, but will house republican leader kevin mccarthy have the votes te the speaker's gavel? republican congressman brad wenstrup ahead to preview tomorrow's pivotal day on capitol hill, plus president biden set to return to the white house after spending his virgin islands vacation with his family, discussing whether or not to run for reelection. could the president move of his announcement to sideline younger democratic hopefuls from challenging him? ♪ ♪ >> have you talked to your family about running for reelection, sir?

goes back to 70 to 1 fan with a unique perspective is jamil williams, who is vice president of the 49ers club in dallas. fort worth . is it hard to be afforded niner fan of texas? what's that, like? no, not at all. we have thousands of 49ers fans and texas um they know that we showed that last year in the playoffs when we took over their stadium, sunday's game is sold out with the least expensive tickets this week going for about $500 for those who cannot get to the game and don't want to just sit at home. the team has organized three official watch parties, one of them here at san pedro, social and downtown san jose, where there will be more than a dozen tvs, seating both inside and out, and even a chance to do a little bowling or karaoke downstairs while you watch the game. what they want is basically fans that aren't going into the game to have the same experience. so this is going to be plenty of swag raffles giveaways, fan engagement we're going to have we have 12 screens here, and they're bringing three more. as for the rivalry, the 49ers cowboys ninth playoff appearances tied for the most of any matchup between two team

goes back to 70 to 1 fan with a unique perspective is jamil williams, who is vice president of the 49ers club in dallas. fort worth. is it hard to be afforded niner fan of texas? what's that, like? no, not at all. we have thousands of 49ers fans and texas um they know that we showed that last year in the playoffs when we took over their stadium, sunday's game is sold out with the least expensive tickets this week going for about $500 for those who cannot get to the game and don't want to just sit at home. the team has organized three official watch parties, one of them here at san pedro, social and downtown san jose, where there will be more than a dozen tvs, seating both inside and out, and even a chance to do a little bowling or karaoke downstairs while you watch the game. what they want is basically fans that aren't going into the game to have the same experience. so this is going to be plenty of swag raffles giveaways, fan engagement we're going to have we have 12 screens here, and they're bringing three more. as for the rivalry, the 49ers cowboys ninth playoff appearances tied for the most of any matchup between two team

talks about the trauma of losing his mother, to turning to hard drugs and alcohol for relief, to where he stands with his family now. >> williamried to talk to you occasionally about your mom but as a child you couldn't respond? >> for me, it was never a case of i don't want to talk about it with you. i just don't know how to talk about it. i never ever thought that maybe talking about it with my brother or anybody else at that point would be therapeutic. >> you didn't believe she was dead? >> for a long time i just refused to accept that she was gone. part of, you know, she would never do this to us but also part of maybe this is all part of a plan. >> you really believe that maybe she had just decided to disappear for a time. >> for a time and she would call us and we'd go join her. i had a lot of anger inside of me that luckily i never expressed to anybody but i resulted to drinking heavily because i wanted to numb the feeling or i wanted to distract myself from whatever i was thinking, and i would resort to drugs as well. and the press was like he's changed she must be a witch. he's changed. as opposed to to, yeah, i did c

over with 3 54 to go, trent williams tosses even wallace down to the ground benches kind of little bit scuffling, but no major damage. their bottom line. 49ers defense played hard that made some crucial penalties in the game. some questionable calls as well . eagles win at 31 7 as they get back to the super bowl for the second time in six years, yes. fly eagles fly. joe fonzi is in philly, with more on one of the toughest niners losses in recent memory. it's been said in the nfl quarterbacks get too much credit when things go right and too much blame when they go wrong. but the 49ers realistic chances of beating the eagles pretty much one away when brock purdy was heard on their first offensive series and no longer had the strength to throw deep in the eight games that purdy had helped the 49ers win. he looked like anything but a third string quarterback. but when josh johnson came in and replaced him, he looked very much like a guy who banged around on 14 different teams over 15 years. then, when johnson was heard in the 49ers trailed by 14 points, they had to become a completely one dimensional team. and that won't work against a good team like the eagles add

, actually williams is threatened with the financial crisis that we have with the reception of moment and with the addition of the completion against civilians. something that is too too hard and this, this is very challenging for us as minister of health. what exactly are the reasons for this financial crisis that the policy and health ministries facing right now? the financial crisis been started since the beginning of this cabinet. the government moved by by the do notice the visual, do not united states with mr. from policy? everything was unfortunately the condition with frozen recently with mr. by then and his visit with the mr. by the administration and just to, to punish $1.00 and $2.00 of the region there. he resumed the sum of the financial support to jerusalem hospitals only. and all the projects that were offered by not states and through the u. s. a. were stopped right now since the end of 40 years and it says its impact, its impact on different and different areas in the sector as well. the other day notice they are delaying or so they're not offering this assistance financial assistance. why? i think it's political. do we myself as minister of health. i'm lo