sorts of bazaars, taking pictures, no one knew who abel was at all.eleased with donatos banionis in the title role, in the film is based on the story of rudolf abel. he even had an introduction at the beginning, the famous scene of the exchange of agents on the bridge in many ways repeating the real-life exchange of abel for the american pilot powers. no one yet knew that the real name of the soviet intelligence officer was william genrikhovich fischer . e presented by his service, his administration, on the day of victory. then the story of the vartanyan family, gevorg and gohar appeared. readers and viewers got acquainted with those who in their youth outplayed fascist saboteurs in tehran, planning an assassination attempt on the leaders of allied countries, participants in the tehran-43 conference. i don’t want to use this word: we became friends, you see, i’m not worthy of this friendship. we became close, i began to visit them at home quite often, this beautiful couple worked in more than 100 countries for many years, but we don’t know these stor

in the states, he really loved going to all sorts of bazaars, filming, no one knew who abel was at alle sixty-eighth, the film dead season was released with danatas baniones in the title role, the film was based on the story of rudolf abel. he even had an opening speech beginning: the famous scene of the exchange of agents on the bridge in many ways repeated the real exchange of abel on the american one. i don’t want to use this word, we became friends , you see, i don’t deserve this friendship, we became close, i began to visit them at home quite often, this beautiful couple worked in more than 100 countries for many years, but... we’ll be on the air again , there’s still a lot of news, my friend has cell phone, today is the final hearing, i’ll have to falsify the patient’s card, what am i going to tell the doctors, shut up, i want us to be together, how wonderful martynov, it’s great, it’s so bad, i’m alone with everything, but why am i not alone with you? sklifosovsky today on rtr. the hall is treasured, the hay is shaking, big changes have come, in the new season with a new renovat

sorts of markets, take pictures, no one knew who abel was at all. william genrikhovich fischer, no one knew yet, the facts were declassified gradually, it took dolgopolov 17 years to write a book about abel fischer, he communicated with his family, worked with... his service, his management, on victory day. then came the story of the vartanyan family, gevorg iguar. readers and viewers became acquainted with those who, in their youth, outmaneuvered fascist saboteurs in tehran who were planning an assassination attempt on the leaders of the allied countries, participants in the tehran-43 conference. i don’t want to use this word: we became friends, you see, i’m not worthy of this friendship, we became close, i began to visit their home quite often, this beautiful couple worked in more than 100 countries for many years, but we don’t know these stories yet, just as no one knew at one time about the head of the british mi-6 department and the soviet intelligence officer kim philb , but 18 books about intelligence, the author himself believes that this is

you can simply remember, remember, abel and cain.e , we’ll use the bible to guide us in medicines, the word cain in medicine is how all medicines are used to combat pain, any kind, they help with any pain, back pain, whatever you want, if the drug contains cain means the pain will be relieved, of course, this is the first principle, the second group of drugs are drugs that treat inflammation, this is not... a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, they will treat inflammation, because this is a sore throat, this is swelling, this is all inflammation. so, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs relieve inflammation and swelling, which are the main cause of sore throat. the names of these drugs may be different, for example, flurbiprofen, ibuprofen, benzydamine, ketoprofen - this is the name of the action. substances, as a rule, they are written on the packages in smaller font under the main trade name of the medicine. pay attention to this when you come to the pharmacy. let me remind you once again that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory dr

in a storm, we destroy everything, this is the slave of god, we are sent, we return from the eyes of abel, certainty, religion , zeal, zeal, zeal. which does not have and is priceless , it is safe from the eyes of the people of certainty, the religion of zeal you can see the smile of qassem soleimani on every street, on the door of every hosseini , the picture of imamiya is the work of one person.

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joining me now is pastor chris abel in-depth police in brian, ohio, as well as to the tourney, jimmy. at. jeremy, we are gonna start with you as we get the pastor online. jeremy, aberrant three lawsuit. i see you are also seeking a temporary injunction. get my viewers up to speed on why there has been violations of pastor a vow, and dance place, the church and their constitutional rights. >> that's police started back in 2018 and the city council approved them to be a church in the downtown area and in 2023 early 2023 they decided to go 24 hours a day. they recognized a great need for people to have a place to stay and they just stopped locking their doors and allow people to come in and out as they. please they have services 24 hours a day there inside that church. by november of 2020 for the city was not taking too kindly to that issue. they began to really pressure pastor avell to shut his doors and drive the people from society. this created a horrible situation where they sent the fire chief, the police officers, again the fire chief, again more police officers towards a populati

we have the most horrible, paranoid abels or not, but i know, you know, when up on my mexican women are in danger. more than 10 mexican women are murdered every day and tens of thousands are mistaken for women. one of the most dangerous countries in the world. in 2022, 7, i took 10 women here, experienced violence, and the numbers keep increasing. a quarter of all mexican women have been victims of sexual violence, but 21 percent of cases. and in convictions the bye was born and raised in legals. it's gonna increase eating. you know, those are those rates of cooling since 2012. i think the launch days in new jersey, corruption, we need to do needs to be revolution. evolution is one i to your needs at this point. i'm afraid because people in 90 that dangerous. i don't understand. now we get the depaula isn't all supplies actually in our hands. we should rewrite the constitution because there's no trust, bruce. there should be laws in place. last, that's no one has the power to, you know, money, police or change. how come he actually if you don't mind the police or change? how come he act

we have the most horrible paranoid abels or not, but i know, you know, on up on my attorney, a mexican women are in danger. more than 10 mexican women are murdered every day and tens of thousands are mistaken for women. one of the most dangerous countries in the world. in 2022, 7, i took 10 women here, experienced violets and the numbers keep increasing. a quarter of all, mexican women have been victims of sexual violence, but 21 percent of cases and, and convictions the by was born and raised in legal language seats. and you know, there is, there is others ridge of coolants in 2012. i think the land stays in new jersey. corruption. we need to delegate from there needs to be a revolution of a village on this one idea needs at this point. i'm afraid because people in 90 that dangerous understand. now we could pull lives in or supplies actually in our hands we should rewrite the constitution because there's no trust, bruce. there should be laws in place laws. that's no one has the power to, you know, money, police or change. how come he actually if that's how council collect 2 adults and

we have the most horrible, paranoid abels or not, but i know, you know, on up on my mexican women are in danger. more than 10 mexican women are murdered every day and tens of thousands are mistaken for women. one of the most dangerous countries in the world. in 20227 i to of 10 women here experienced violence. and the numbers keep increasing. a quarter of all mexican women have been victims of sexual violence, but 21 percent of cases and, and convictions. the bi was born and raised in legal language seats and you know, there is others rich coolants in 2012. i think the launch phase ended tracing corruption. we need it needs to be a revolution. evolution is one idea or needs. at this point, i'm afraid because people to not do that, they just understand. now we get depaula isn't honest applies actually in our hands. we should rewrite the constitution because there's no trust, bruce. there should be laws in place. last that's no one has the power to, you know, money, police or change how com, okay, at you've got all kinds of collaborative dots, i am politically active and always advocati

we have the most horrible, paranoid abels or not, but i know, you know, when up on my mexican women are in danger. more than 10 mexican women are murdered every day and tens of thousands are mistaken for women. one of the most dangerous countries in the world. in 2022, 7, i took 10 women here, experienced violence, and the numbers keep increasing. a quarter of all mexican women have been victims of sexual violence, but 21 percent of cases and, and convictions. the bi was born and raised in legal it's an angry speaking. you know, those are those rates of 2012. i think the land stays in new jersey. corruption. we need to do needs to be revolution. evolution is one idea or needs. at this point. i'm afraid because people in and do that then just understand how we could pull lies in august. the point is actually in our hands we should rewrite the constitution because there's no trust, bruce. there should be laws in place. last that's no one has the power to, you know, money, police or change. how come he actually if that's how council collect 2 adults and i am politically active and always a

abel rueda is the president of the 408 faithful fan club. he plans to hold a tailgate party saturday and attend the game. he doesn't take a 49ers win for granted. >> it seems like it kind of was a cakewalk, you know, the whole season. but playoffs are just a different season. when i heard that it was going to rain, i was a little worried because the niners have been off for, what, 19 days? >> but i have confidence in our team and you know we're going to get there, go niners for fans not attending the game here at levi's stadium, the team is hosting a number of official watch parties for more information on those, go to ktvu.com and click on web links in santa clara, amberleigh, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, no matter the outcome of tomorrow's game, we hope a win for the niners, a win could be coming for the niners family. >> sportico reports the nfl is in talks with the wife of 49ers fullback kyle juszczyk. kristin use check gained notoriety last week when taylor swift was spotted wearing one of her custom made puffer jackets with a play

uh, the back of the seat is gone to a fire at abel hang. a refugee camp in bangladesh has left thousands of people without shelter. around 1000 makes shift to weddings were destroyed in the blaze. at cox's bazaar, if they know a force of decimal injuries, the camp is home to nearly a 1000000 will have no fed persecution, and the neighboring young mar and the poles have opened in bangladesh in a general election that is being fully caught by the main opposition party which has, is no guarantee of fairness from an associate, has seen a cast. her ballad in the capital, dhaka accusing the opposition of being a terrorist organization. i have to go to the home at various parties. there is no, i have my i called the ability to people to the people. what are the people except that these are not for them they have accepted. this is actually i love that is important. is go live to all just there is doing a hall, who is in bunker for is covering the selection. so the post you went ahead open for a few hours. now. are they busy at all of the nose? they

the only goal was scored by spain's striker, abel ruiz.even-time winner benfica trophy, at home at the famous estadio daluz in the semi-finals lost to the modest estoril. fighting for survival in the national championship, the outsider made only one shot on target in this match, and it turned out to be accurate. its author was rafik gitan. benfica came back in the second half. the free kick was completed by the world champion in the argentina national team , nicolas atamendi. the main time of the match ended in a 1:1 draw, in the penalty shootout after the first five shots there was also a 4:4 equality and the duel went until the first miss, which the eagles' defender, tomas oraujo, immediately committed. but his colleague in the role, bernardo maria vital, was accurate. his strike took him to the league cup final. prior to this , the club's highest achievement from the lisbon suburbs was reaching the cup final. portugal back in 1944, by the way, benfica was also an opponent in that match. riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia, hosted the it

antibiotics, if there is no sore throat, the streptotest is negative, then we begin to think about kayina and abelrt with the simplest, most common lidocaine, oxybuprocaine, benzocaine, tetracaine, in fact several such components are added to medications, and we specifically approached this nerve fiber, which means to relieve pain, you see, it now glows and conducts stimulation. we need to find an antiseptic, that is, a substance that kills bacteria and viruses, because inflammation or sore throat is caused by viruses or bacteria, there are many drugs, they are all included in the group of nonspecific anti-inflammatory drugs, why is this important, here i am again showing our section of the face, it is important for us that inflammation is relieved here in the area of ​​the tonsils. therefore, these drugs should also be included in all absolutely medicines for the treatment of sore throat, local anesthetics quickly relieve pain, these non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, they treat inflammation, they already act systemically and for a long time, how long will the effect of these drugs last, andr

abel feel that it is contributing to concerns with his behavior this week. and so a steady diet of that over the course of a year, trump is fulminating about his past. i think it makes it a competitive race. my concerns are my concerns. i think it is reflected in the numbers. i don't think joe biden gets credit for the things he has accomplished because of concerns about his age. but, again, this is not a referendum on joe biden. donald trump would like it to be, but it is going to be a choice, and the question is how effectively do does the biden campaign prosecute the case? >> all right, david axelrod. great to talk to. thanks a lot. >> it's always good to see you, jim. >> good to see you, as well. >> as we were discussing, a jury said that trump has to pay e. jean carroll $83 million in damages. we speak to johnson about whether trump has this money to pay that kind of a bill. we will talk about that in just a few moments. stay with us. you are live in the cnn newsroom. >>> a jury says that donald trump owns -- owes ryder e. jean carroll more than $83 mil

the only goal was scored by spain striker abel ruiz. seven-time trophy winner benfica lost to modest estoril at home at the famous estadio daluz in the semi-finals. fighting for survival in the national championship, the outsider made only one shot on target in this match, and it turned out to be accurate. its author was rafik gitan. benfica recovered in the second half, the hosts succeeded in a quick attack, which was finished off by the world champion in the argentina national team, nicolas atamendi, with a shot from outside the penalty area. the main time of the match ended in a 1:1 draw, in the penalty shootout after the first five kicks, there was also a 4:4 equality and the duel went until the first miss, which was immediately made by defender arlov tomas. oraujo, his colleague in the role, bernardo maria vital, was accurate. his strike took estoril to the league cup final, the lisbon suburbs club's highest achievement having been reaching the cup final portugal back in 1944. by the way, benfica was also an opponent in that match.

and there's actually an exchange with simon abel and judge crane and a former police officer who was also a undertaker who was willing to take the body because he some money out of it. but yet he was also of the ones that may have been trying to hang him. and george crane actually said something to him like, you want to you want to tend to him after helping kill him. he just kind of quips, oh, there's there's $25 in it for me. so very flippant about it. you know. so eventually he's taken to a home. it's called carlton. 12 ago it was above a furniture store and port jervis if you're in port jervis today, this is the site where the lynching occurred. so that used to be a vacant lot today. it's called the church, i believe it was the former baptist church in 1892. it was just a vacant lot. and that's where the bulk of that mob would have been hanging out. they would have been hanging in there, pulling the rope in that direction. the fowler residence had been located here was a nice big summer estate. erwin g. fowler, who was a publisher, lived there, and he had this nice row of maple tr

among the pentagon's options, a radian personnel in syria or iraq, iranian abel assets in the gulf.r joe decides to do in iran, he better be careful. looks like he has already ticked off someone at msnbc. >> over the weekend president biden said he is ready to take action if congress is serious about solving the border issue. >> if that bill where the law today i would shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. congress needs to get it done. >> another [bleep] war. >> greg: i guess she said something after that. i didn't quite hear it. dana, if there is something you love more than life itself, it is a good, solid interview in front of a helicopter. >> dana: absolutely. i really -- it has been driving me crazy for a while and today i snapped on "america's newsroom." >> greg: yes. >> dana: something happened just before the show that is going to make me snap again. i won't bring that up. >> greg: i will. >> dana: i can understand the white house calms people not wanting to take questions on this. i can understand them being concerned about how he might handle himself at a pod

., alisyn maria -- and abel guadeloupe rodriguez, eliahna garcia, rogelio torres, jacqueline casarez, jalen sylvera. jace cueva knows, lexi rubio, to spot up, mccann elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, -- rodriguez, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting does not happen if our government had just listen to these families or if -- not just our government but the state of texas had just even done the thing of raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. isn't that such a small price to pay? i will turn it over now -- yeah, we will turn it over now to our wonderful families who would like to speak and express themselves. i will introduce kimberly rubio. >> we will take questions at the end. >> reading this report this morning, peeps directed officers intending to -- stop. no leader effectively questioned the decision and lack of urgency of the -- pd actually chief, mariano -- toward entering classrooms won 11 and 1:12. leadership can happen regardless of rank or title. i hope that the failures aimed today and the local officials do what was not done that day, do right by th

the you on say is only for the and our abels offer medical services and all the base to get the treatment. what was the yet, there was enough light during the day. so imagine what it's like at night. many times medical teams rely on mobile phone torches. nurses are also trying to perform miracles. i'm a, let's see, the other 2. we work with the minimum tools and it's a very typical situation. the lack of electricity in fuel is a big obstacle. we haven't had electricity since the hospital was targeted by is really forces. the world health organization is calling for an immediate cease fire . so we can restock the fuel functioning hospital level that we are suffering here . there's nothing available, no milk formula, food or medication for children. the hospital as packed and there were no doctors to treat the patient, but the desperation in grows daily, as does the lethal combination of hunger and disease, which ultimately the u. n warns will cause more palestinians then is ray the bun hunting mode. is it uh, no fi, southern gaza will heavy rain and cold weather and goes making things much

care and international manitarian organization, told jazz abel that health care workers have reportedse in miscarriages over the last three months. women in gaza are also struggling to financial products, which have become extremely scarce. on top of all of other basic hygiene supplies. palestinian journalist bissam ahouda has been highlighting the consequences of those shortages. >> we are suffering from being hungry, from being thirsty, from being bombed. we are suffering from being displaced. now, we are suffering also because there is no -- it's just a new suffering. >> joining me now is avril benoit, executive director of doctors without borders usa. avril benoit, thank you so much for joining us. i wanted to start by asking you about the report from your organization about what it is during the war.nant in gaza emergency coordinator pascal -- spoke with emergency patients at -- emergency hospital in gaza. he wrote that, without this war, she would not have lost their son. what can you tell us about these experiences and life-threatening risks women, pregnant women specifically,

care and international humanitarian organization, told jazz abel that health care workers have reportedn miscarriages over the last three months. women in gaza are also struggling to financial products, which have become extremely scarce. on top of all of other basic hygiene supplies. palestinian journalist bissam ahouda has been highlighting the consequences of those shortages. >> we are suffering from being hungry, from being thirsty, from being bombed. we are suffering from being displaced. now, we are suffering also because there is no -- it's just a new suffering. >> joining me now is avril benoit, executive director of doctors without borders usa. avril benoit, thank you so much for joining us. i wanted to start by asking you about the report from your organization about what it is like to be pregnant in gaza during the war. emergency coordinator pascal -- spoke with emergency patients at -- emergency hospital in gaza. he wrote that, without this war, she would not have lost their son. what can you tell us about these experiences and life-threatening risks women, pregnant women sp

among the pentagon's options, a radian personnel in syria or iraq, iranian abel assets in the gulf.joe decides to do in iran, he better be careful. looks like he has already ticked off someone at msnbc. >> over the weekend president biden said he is ready to take action if congress is serious about solving the border issue. >> if that bill where the law today i would shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. congress needs to get it done. >> starting another [bleep] war. >> greg: i guess she said something after that. i didn't quite hear it. you know, dana, if there is something you love more than life itself, it is a good, solid interview in front of a helicopter. >> dana: aolutely. i really -- it has been driving me crazy for a while and today i snapped on "america's newsroom." >> greg: yes. >> dana: something happened just before the show that is going to make me snap again. i won't bring that up. >> greg: i will. >> dana: here's the thing: i can understand the white house calms people not wanting to take questions on this. i can understand them being concerned about how

the only goal was scored by spain's striker, abel ruiz.e trophy winner benfica, at home at the famous estadio daluz , lost to modest estoril in the semi-finals. fighting for survival in the national championship. the outsider made only one shot on target in this match, and it was successful. its exact author was rafik gitan. benfica came back in the second half, the hosts managed a quick attack, which was completed by world champion in the argentina national team nicolas atamendi with a shot from outside the penalty area. the main time of the match ended in a 1:1 draw, in the penalty shootout after the first five kicks there was also a 4:4 equality and the duel went until the first miss, which was immediately made by the eagles' defender, tomas oraujo. but his colleague in the role, bernardo maria, was accurate. his kick brought him out. the capital of saudi arabia became the venue for the italian super cup for the second year in a row. here at the home arena of the al-nasr club, for which performs cristiano ronaldo sorted out the relation

as, as it carried out 6 operations on as rarely science near the buddha. emerald con, has moved from abel al saki in southern lebanon. as there was several incidents across the 120 kilometer disputed buddha in the morning as well to find an empty tank of me so into the valley settlement in galilee that actually killed a 2 is really is a 4 year old man. and a 17 year old woman is well then responded with the intensive selling across this 120 kilometer disputed buddha. there was selling quite intense, showing just a few kilometers away from where i'm standing right now. that seems to have come to an end for now, but we are expecting more as night falls. also at 4 o'clock in the morning, a palestinian group note has below. i actually went into the occupied ship farms area. they came in direct contact with these riley soldiers. there was an exchange of fight and these ready say they killed full of those of palestinian fights as they say that right into the occupied ship. a farm was in response to the killing of how master leader saw that a re in a route just 2 weeks ago. also the secretary ge

abel are coming off insulin for the first patient has been off insulin for two years now.is absolutely amazing. the continued support here is to drive this tour but we called immunosuppression free which is what further research is needed. the potential is massive. i truly believe i will be cured in my lifetime my brother livess with type one diabetes in this funding is critical to get us there. >> thank you. one more question for you before my time is up. as we have heard today new evidence shows some diabetes drugs such as as epic appeared to improve other conditions such as obesity and heart disease. however with higher demand for these medications i am hearing from constituents with diabetes who are expensing really long delays to get the prescriptions filled. how can congress ensure all populations that can benefit from this medication have access to it? >> that's a very important question. yes, my patients come in previously well-controlled, uncontrolled diabetes because medication. the supply issue is important. there's also really important shortages because of the

abel are coming off insulin for the first patient has been off insulin for two years now.theonport here is to drive this tour but we called immunosuppression free which is what further research is needed. the potential is massi. truly bd in my lifetime my brother livess with type one diabetes in this funding is critical to get us there. >> thank you. one more question for you before my time is up. as we have heard today new evidence shows some diabetes drugs such as as epic appeared to improve other conditions such as obesity and heart disease. however with higher demand for these medications i am hearingss who are expensing really long delays to get the prescriptions filled. how can congress ensure all populations that can benefit from this medication have access to it? >> that's a very important question. yes, my patients come in previously well-controlled, uncontrolled diabetes because are not able to access their medication. the supply issue is iortant. there's also really important shortages because of the price and i think that is where this community can really help

abel are moving in large numbers -- people are moving in large numbers.eople are moving out of the middle east, north africa, getting into european countries. we have large move of people in the western hemisphere as well. sometimes we just focus on our border as a security point of view. there is also a humanitarian crisis. for example, because of conditions in venezuela, more than 5.5 million venezuelans have left venezuela for a better life in raise faces in latin america -- in various places in latin america. around 500,000 venezuelans have been able to enter the u.s. that is a small percentage of what is going on. part of this is a worldwide phenomenon. there is another reason people are coming. what i'm talking about conditions in those countries, economic conditions, poverty, violence, crime, that push people out. there are paul thought. the number one pull factor in the u.s. is our economy. if you want to look at the most effective way -- at the end of george w. bush's administration, the numbers of people seeking entry into the u.s. plummeted. it

abel are moving in large numbers -- people are moving in large numbers.eople are moving out of the middle east, north africa, getting into european countries. we have large move of people in the western hemisphere as well. sometimes we just focus on our border as a security point of view. there is also a humanitarian crisis. for example, because of conditions in venezuela, more than 5.5 million venezuelans have left venezuela for a better life in raise faces in latin america -- in various places in latin america. around 500,000 venezuelans have been able to enter the u.s. that is a small percentage of what is going on. part of this is a worldwide phenomenon. there is another reason people are coming. what i'm talking about conditions in those countries, economic conditions, poverty, violence, crime, that push people out. there are paul thought. the number one pull factor in the u.s. is our economy. if you want to look at the most effective way -- at the end of george w. bush's administration, the numbers of people seeking entry into the u.s. plummeted. it