tala carries the memory of the people she left behind.unning for water, but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take, but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. tens of thousands of demonstrators have held a

tala carries the memory of the people she's left behind.unning for water or knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza. the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazid's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it got really scary. like his body and his mind is not being able to to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazid, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take. but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe. but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. italy's top cou

tala carries the memory of the people she left behind.i don't have to go running for water. but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take, but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. around the world and acros

tala carries the memory of the people she's left behind. time i have food to eat or i don't have to go running for water or knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza. the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazid's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it got really scary. like his body and his mind is not being able to to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazid, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take. but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe. but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the war between israel an

tala carries the memory of the people she left behind.ime i have food to eat, or i don't have to go running for water. but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed — here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know. how long is it going to take? but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusale

tala carries the memory of the people she left behind. i don't have to go running for water. but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know. how long is it going to take? but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. let's take a look at som

tala carries the memory of the people she left behind.have to go running for water. but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take, but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. around the world and across the uk

tala carries the memory of the people she left behind.ime i have food to eat, or i don't have to go running for water. but knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza, the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazeed's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it gets really scary, like, his body and his... his mind is not being able to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazeed, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know. how long is it going to take? but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i don't think... i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe, but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem

tala carries the memory of the people she's left behind. every time i have food to eat or i don't have to go running for water or knowing that everything is available, it makes me feel even guilty to think about everyone in gaza. the 1.2 million people who are displaced in rafah right now. but they had to leave. yazid's medication had run out, worsening his condition. he would have a seizure every time he heard bombing. and it got really scary. like his body and his mind is not being able to to understand everything that's going on. tala knows a world beyond gaza. she studied in the us, lived with an american family. she won a fellowship for young leaders funded by the state department. but always coming home to yazid, here together in 2021. will she return to gaza? i don't know how long is it going to take. but i would want to be a part of rebuilding it and healing it. i think everyone who leaves gaza, gaza still does not leave them. the cairo sky is safe. but it's not the sky of home. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the war between isr

use candles again, we've had enough, a whole family died because of those candles, i only had fi and talae of the pain and damage it caused to her neighbors. ولعها الشمعه لقيتها سايحه في الحمام. few days ago my son ahmed let a candle. i found it completely burnet in the bathroom. it almost burned the house, from that moment i didn't use candles for light anymore, electricity affects us so much, my husband is sick, he has blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and kidney problem, when the electricity is off, his health gets bad, we even don't have the fuel for a generator, after we finished shooting at hanny's house and bridge camp, the driver was unable to drive us to another place to continue our work because of the fuel shortage. can we go to shoot another place? no, we can't get there. do not have a... enough petrol to go, we only have 30 minutes to reach one place. i think there is petrol station near here. i hope we can get enough petrol. hundreds of car drivers. wait hours and hours in front of petrol stations to refill their cars with fuel. we have suffered from the... petrol cris

the temperature will remain above zero until thursday, which means that the tala river will continuehe streets. frosts will return to the banks of the niva. only on friday night, moscow will spend the entire working week in conditions of temperature swings, at night the air will cool down to -2-7°, during daylight hours it will warm up, today to +1, by friday to +4, in such a situation every morning rush hour will be accompanied by icy conditions. that's all for me, goodbye. pay as conveniently as possible with alpha pay with any smartphone, get super cashback every month, it’s not just profitable, alpha is profitable! i help with liver problems, i forten essentials are tested and ready for action in 24 hours, available on yandex market! and you can use the magnet to win your own smart prize, for example, the one that spins around the house in the back. give you time to your loved ones, buy a magnet with a card from the application, play and win smart equipment, magnet, what mood are you in today, light and airy, romantic and sensual, relaxed sublime, find the scent of vernelle to su

i only had fati and tala, mercy on their souls who burn to death.in the ministry of health began awareness sessions to educate citizens on how these generators and candles can be unsafe, especially للمولدات الكهربائيه وايضا لل owns a small shop selling chickens and barge camp, this woman is using a generator to provide electricity to keep working and the shop. that she depends to make living and also using candles despite of the pain and damage it caused to her neighbors. few days ago, my son ahmed let a candle, i found it completely burnet in the bathroom, it almost burned the house. from that moment, i didn't use candles for light anymore, electricity affects us so much, my husband sick, he has blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and kidney problems. after we finished shooting in omhanny's house and burage camp, the driver was unable to drive us to another place to continue our work because of the fuel shortage. can we go to shoot another place? no, we can't get there. i do not have enough petrol to go. we only have 30 minutes to reach one pla

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vepenheimer. cheering and applause and — it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, we begin in gaza, where the world health organization says the nasser hospital has ceased to function following an israeli raid. intelligence indicated hostages taken by hamas were being held there. the who said it hadn't been allowed to enter the site. meanwhile, a member of israel's war cabinet has said the

candles again, we've had enough, a whole family died because of those candles, i only had fatti and talaeness sessions to educate citizens on how these generators and candles can be unsafe, especially when used incorrectly. ons a small shop selling chickens and barrish cam. this woman is using a generator to provide electricity. to keep working and the shop that she depends to make living and also using candles despite of the pain and damage it caused to her neighbors. few days ago my son ahmed let a candle. i found it completely burnet in the bathroom. it almost burned the house, from that moment, i didn't use candles for light anymore, electricity affects us so much, my husband's sick, he has blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and kidney problems, when the electricity is off, his health gets bad, we even don't have the fuel for a generator, that after we finished shooting at hanny's house and bridge camp, the driver was unable to drive us to another place to continue our work because of the fuel shortage. can we go to shoot another place? no, we can't get there. "i do not have eno

but first, we want to bring you the story of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazeed,

fall this is the story of the movie "portable door" which airs at 230:00 on channel 4 and the movie "tala broadcasted at 21:00 on show network. the story of the film is related to 1946 and the attempt of the coach of the indian hockey team to form a team independent of england. maryam. mohammadi radio news agency good morning, stay with us , in this section we will discuss international news with the presence of mr. shahsoni . international news is at your service, one of the news that today at the international table , we will follow the continuation of the hearings at the hague court regarding the zionist regime's occupation of the west bank. these hearings started a few days ago and are still continuing today. hello, good morning. please tell me where the process of dealing with this zionist case, which is their second case in the laha court, has reached , and when will the final verdict be issued ? yes, it is necessary to distinguish between two cases. there was a genocide case that south africa filed a lawsuit against. but the recent hearings were about the advisory opinion, which wa

the name of the place, for example, we named the city of babak maiman or , for example, rafsanjan, tala sabz or bam. let's name nakhel and also other cities like sabzevaran and these will start broadcasting both experimentally and officially. now the content related to each city will be uploaded on these channels, and from today we have decided to start in the week when the election campaigns for the parliament still start. not from

the temperature will remain steadily positive until thursday, which means that the tala river will continue. frosts will return to the banks of the niva only on friday night, moscow will spend the entire working week in temperature conditions. swing, at night the air will cool to -2-7°, during daylight hours it will warm up, today to +1, by friday to +4. in such situation. every morning rush hour will be accompanied by icy conditions. that's all for me, goodbye. we are going on vacation, and we are going , for the third year, so open a vtb savings account, the rate is 16%, save up faster, with bref there is an easier way, bref is colored water for a clean, fresh toilet. with every rinse bref at a super price, have time to buy it in stores in your city, this is the same smartphone, the top smartphone, the top grill, and also the top choice, top quality cashback - 23% on everything, a smart speaker with berbo mini as a gift buying a smartphone in empidio and eldorado, with yota you can accelerate, with yota you can do everything to the maximum. 50 gigs 200 minutes for 399 rubles you can yota

last november we reported on the case of a young woman and her disabled brother, tala and yazid, in rafaespondent fergal keane has been following their story. we came back to no electricity, no food for today. she's been a constant caring voice from within the siege. and one more day closer to my brother running out of medications. and we're still here.

the temperature will remain above zero until thursday, which means the tala river will continue to flow to the banks of the niva, only. on friday night, moscow will spend the entire working week in conditions of temperature swings, at night the air will cool down to -2-7°, during daylight hours it will warm up, today to +1, by friday to +4, in such a situation everyone the morning rush hour will be accompanied by icy conditions. that's all for me, goodbye. shock in the global financial system, legal proceedings regarding the loss of the uk's status as an international financial center; what could be the consequences of the seizure of frozen russian assets? belarus is summing up the results of a single voting day, the entire composition of the lower house of parliament was elected, this is more than 100 deputies, they also elected... ukrainian trucks, polish farmers again blocked the checkpoint on the border, they are threatening to block the border with lithuania as well. in moscow, the finalists of the fifth season of the leadership competition of the leader of russia were awarded, whi

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vebritish woman is arrested on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol. and the bafta goes to... ..0ppenheimer! and it's 0ppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said, the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area." it comes as refugees have continued to crowd into rafah,

for example, we named the city of babak as mayman , or for example , we named rafsanjan as tala sabz or bemer as palm. in the same way , other cities, such as sabzevaran, were destroyed. and these have started to be broadcast both experimentally and officially, now the content related to the city will be loaded on these channels, and from today we have decided, in the week that the parliamentary election campaigns have not yet started, about the capacity of these channels for the campaigns of the representatives. let's use experts whose ads are free. this has added a capacity to the other capacities of the national media and debates. also, while we are receiving the videos of ideas, we upload videos from the 395 candidates whose qualifications have been confirmed, 167 of whom have been announced, and 11 of whom have announced their readiness. to participate in the debates , we held 8 debates out of 9 constituencies in the first phase , and these debates are divided into 120 minutes. i do and god willing, tomorrow both kerman and raver constituencies, which are both our busiest consti

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerfulalong with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: | feel i am in a dream. - i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew - she would die, and she asked me to forgive herfor anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours. they were hit

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerful residential building in gaza city. along with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four

we report on people like tala, and her brother yazid — whose journey we've been following — and who'vested on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol. and the bathtub goes to... oppenheimer. —— bafta. and it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said "the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area.

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerful

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerfulhis mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours. they were hitting one hou

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerful 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me.

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerfulong with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. - i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew - she would die, and she asked me to forgive herfor anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours. they were hitti

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed with ahmad's wife in a powerfulesidential building in gaza city. along with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four h

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla — not yet two — killed with ahmad's wife in a powerfulng with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that, and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing — just. the homes around it flattened — including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours. they were hitt

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla — not yet two — killed with ahmad�*s wife in a powerfules in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can�*t believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple�*s dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that, and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing — just. the homes around it flattened — including his uncle�*s house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours. they were hitting one house every ten minutes. the family are still searching for bodies buried in the rubble. among tho

ten—year—old tala, five—year—old lana, and najla, not yet two, killed, with ahmad's wife, in a powerfulential building in gaza city. along with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: | feel i am in a dream. - i still can't believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv, to fund the couple's dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive herfor anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that, and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it, flattened, including his uncle's house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to o

so tala, if you're coming into an e.r. with any type of medical truman medical emergency, things like chest pain or obviously injury and or if you are in active labor the hospital, no matter of what your status to pay or whatever it may be provide you initial assessment, treatment and stabilization no matter what. right again and this law still very much exists today. apply for ems providers as pre hospital because that means that if we respond to you we start to provide care. and if there's a medical necessity, i just say, oh, not today. right. that would breaking them. all right. so again, this ensures public access to the civilian population, provides us services to everyone. so public access, right. we know what happens if you break into all. monitored. right. i believe it starts like 50 k for the hospitals and stuff like that. so again, significant amount. so something that we very much take seriously my medicare also being the other big one we'll talk more about this in a future lecture when we talk about finances an

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. >> can we tala ttle bit about what is direct and what is derivative? in some ways either side set aside answering that. i always thought any release would stop the suits for derivative claims, correct? fraudulent claims and derivative claims those belong to perdue and can be settled b perdue, correct? >> that's right, your honor. what the lawoe is take those away from the third parties just like the directlaims and the state takes them over and can settle them. >> the settlement canncde and extinguishment ofhe derivative claims. th are not derivative claims also because generally these pills were sold by the corporation, not byhe individuals. so lost to either personal claims are considered derivative, i'm sorry, considered direct. i dondstand there is some consumer laws that could be viewed as direct claims. >> so, your honor, one of the reasons it's confusing i a direct claims subject here are functionally indistinguishable. the release is as carefullynd narrowed by the court only applied to claims that are dependent on perdue's own conduct. >> that'

. >> sÓlo necesitas una bolsa plÁstica, llenarla con un poco de aire y a tala, en uno de los extremos>> sÍ. >> quÉ le cuentan a sus hijos? mis hijos no pone lÍmites. >> el mayor ya tiene 19 aÑos y cuando de cualquier cosa que no le gusta o que le parece un poco subida de tono, mami, no se mete mucho pero cuando entiende que hay algo que no le gusta. karla: yo quiero hacer algo, porque se ha convertido en un personaje mediÁtico en su paÍs, ella no nada mÁs muestra su cuerpo, ha provocado incluso muchas controversias en la redes sociales y quiero que les digas porque, hace llegado al extremo. >> porque yo estoy cansada de hablar y decirle que no estoy de acuerdo, hemos tenido muchÍsimas llamadas donde te digo a ti que ya se te esta yendo la mano, quiero que le digas al pÚblico el porquÉ. >> quÉ sucede? dicen dicho que lo que funciona no se cambia, entonces tengo muchos aÑos que editar mis fotos, hacerlo nos arreglar, a veces hasta tomas una foto y no sabes perfecta como tienes el cuerpo. [hablan al tiempo] karla: pero entonces eso es trampa. >> no es trampa. >> pero estÁs mostrando algo

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. >> cats itykatty kay, i was tala high level official who attended the munich security conference and reporting back to me is that foreign leaders are looking at the united states with fear and trepidation as they watch trump and russian interference really infiltrate our politics and russian crime, infiltrating our legal system to the point where they are extremely worried -- >> wasn't the phrase freaked out? >> freaked out was the phrase. but also why don't americans see what they see so clearly. >> freaked out might be mild about how many are feeling. and to pick up on tom's reporting, there is an extraordinary report in the economist this week from the royal united services institute in london showing just how much more effective russian spying has become even in the last few months gearing up for the 2024 election and the kinds of things that they are doing are exactly what tom is reporting about. but if we could have russian intelligence services feeding any kind of information they want to willing recipients on capitol hill in the republican party is extraordinary. you know, ju