concerns are very familiar with the concerns that we must do more to find solutions and to deliver the borrisis. stop the rising costs of everyday essentials that are squeezing family budgets. and work t keep our community swaism must strengthen our crumbling irastruck churk find long-term solutions to water and energy infrastructure especially out we more educational opportunities. installations.t our military i want to thank the men and women of naval air lake, naval r station l'amour, and the fresno air national guard for their service and sacrifice defending oureat nation. inticipate passionate discourse. that is expected of us. there's certainly no shortage of challenges facing our nation, the constituent of california and my district. but this is also the moment where we together can make the most positive impact. i was born and raised in the central value lea. the son of his family to bakersfield, kale, for new opportunity, never imagining that one kay he'd witness his son sneeng floor of the house of representatives. our region is known for its grit, perseverance and generosity and

and krymov will go, georgivich, you can finish eating, i’m waiting for you on the street, okay, here, borow can you plan something here, i’ve already got everything prepared, everything has been calculated, fight, everything in our power will be done, sour cream, you want, no one even... and well, why didn’t anyone immediately call the police ? olga konstantinovna ordered everyone to stay where they were. and she ran to call. and that no one heard the shot? more feathers they were rocking with all their might. and the pistol has a silencer. yes. so it’s like, well, leave these delusions aside. let's sit down. oh, hi, lesh. hello. what is it from, but from this, i already looked, there are no prints, it’s clear, but why the window was opened, we left it as it was when we entered, so that lyosha could take the prints, the killer could easily leave through the window, took it off, took it off, there are no prints either, then close it, otherwise you won’t get enough sick leave, okay, lyosha, yes, come here, there are traces here, it looks like they jumped from the window, i’ll be right there

you do not have time self i'm using -- so i'm address the bor.would have preferred bipartisan negotiation to hire more asylum officers and judges but republicans left me no choice. i am barring migrants who bordem receiving asylum. they will be restricted at the southern border unless they enter through an established lawful process and those who seek to come illegally, by making an appointment, asylum will be availablebut if you choe legal pathways, coming against the law, they will be restricted from the united states. this will help us gain control, restore order. it will remain in place until the number of people trying to enter is reduced to a level our system can manage. consistent with all responsibilities, every one of them. we made important reforms in our asylum system. more secure reforms. to deliver decisions as quickly as possible. a migrant is less likely to pay thousands of do them on a dangerous journey, knowing that they will be turned around quickly. two weeks ago we addressed cases where people cross the border, making decision

the bank of a dam along the vyazanka river, i am here looking after my land, the field, the river and borher. the script for this film, he was also the co-author of a large political scenario, even though he was standing on the podium, the hutsuls were gathering from high mountain meadows for a crowded election rally, they walked as if in vain, unfortunately, this is a classic example when talented creative people don’t need to bother, because literally less than 2 years later in the same lvov. and here are those who were recorded by our colleagues. at the top they put a table, on the table, the table was sent with white abrus, they put a handbrake, bread, sleep, they organized the meeting perfectly, i remember, they built an arch, here, that’s where in the center, the women stood... bresse fortress , now it stands on the belarusian-polish border, and on june 22 , 1941, it was here that the soviet union took the first blow of the reich, but before that these lands were, as we already know, part of poland, that’s what, belarusian peasants left that poland, realizing that the war is coming

sosovsky, kinggesepsky, slantsevsky and sosnovy bor.kazan , young virtuosos summed up the results of the first competition of the festival. it was organized under the patronage of world opera star aida garifulina. more than 100 students of children's music schools showed their skills, 14 of them won the right perform at the galaconcert. the young musicians performed music from a variety of styles and eras, from masterpieces. classics to modern jazz compositions, the guys have a great opportunity to feel like real artists, which is important for a child, so he learns a poem by heart, why, he plays plays every day for 2 hours, why in order to go on stage to plunge into this musical element. well, around the clock, including a hospital we will also launch in the near future, this is important for kaliningrad residents, so this is a must we pay attention. the second part of the questions is the logistics component. they talk about the logistics component not only at the level of the kaliningrad region, but also at the all-russian level, bec

, the bulk of bison live in belovezhskaya pushcha, osipovichi forestry, ozyory reserves, and krasny boregion on the territory of the polesie radiation-ecological institute. there are also small herds, like dyatlovsky, with several dozen individuals. all bison in the country are divided into 11 micropopulations, each of which is the responsibility of a legal entity that owns or manages the territory where they live. for example, this is a forestry enterprise. its specialists receive the task: to cull old sick animals from the main gene pool or to determine how many heads of the herd are larger than the optimal size. transfer excess, old patients from the main gene pool. reserve, for this purpose, by the way, they also collect a commission. rejected individuals are available for prey, that is, they are allowed to be hunted. hunters cannot shoot teeth in nature reserves just like that. they are always accompanied by rangers, so it is impossible to accidentally kill a young desired bison, but culled ones are not prohibited. this is enshrined in resolution of the council of ministers no. 708

qoldi ruhiyatim. lekin hali hammasi oldinda, birinchi shart endi o'tdi, hali oldinda to'rtta shart borat belarusian cuisine is not only crap. see for yourself, because cuisine is a reflection of the history, culture and character of the people. hello, my roll, hello, clerk, hello, my potato, how i missed you, how i want to hug you all and of course eat you, let’s learn more about the historical past of belarusians, the dish is called patata, which translates as potato, well, from english, probably from spanish, from any language, potatoes, and even potatoes in south africa, it turned out to be a very simple and understandable dish, this is exactly the kind of food we order. russian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. this is a very interesting job, because when we come to work, in our department, and in other departments, we are constantly introducing something, constantly developing something, when it is still produced , it turns out that the consumer also makes his choice in our favor, this such pride and such happiness as from the manufacturer, you do not imagine.

bors their personnel are very well taken care of in this bill so they have a nod from thiscommitf congressare doing and keep up the good work and we are there for you. with that i yield back. >> tomorrow i will join the rest of the country and watching president trump touts the record record of historic failure.s i'm sure biden will try his famous■amcti american people not to believe to the devastation that he has caused in the past three years. smarter than joe elite cronies e them credit for. they know the devastation the policies of cause because they are the ones who've been forced toences. it's hard-working americans who ind in the biden administration's feckless economic agenda. it's familiar, it's familiesle h record-breaking inflation in the crisis that is killing so many innocent americans.atched r freedoms be put into jeopardy by an administration that car more about appearing, appeasing the radical membir base than acting in the best interest of all americans. needless to say joe biden's time in office has been defined by dire tnt's what democrats are using every tool in the ars

we talked about the homeland security bill had so many things that we are doing on how to secure the bor commend. joe biden's opened the border to unlimited numbers of terrorists. we had a report yesterday of how many biden's border. and houses voted against securing america's border. how out are they with american the american peop site that is their number when problem in washington democratsopen southern border.i anticipate hearing watching ripostes -- robust debate. hopefully it just focuses on the issues in the two candidates for president are talking about the day after not the interjections of the moderators. let's focus on issues on how to solve problems a hear. with that let's bring up their speaker again. >> any questions? is talking is such a good idea? and it's a great idea and i don't know if we have the votes in theate. i expect republicans to be in favor of it. we are working on a first 100 day agenda as you've heard me speak about before a now. taxes on tips has been favorably received across the country i've been traveling states last week alone for over six days doing s

rasіlskaga ўzora, yuletide of radzima vasilko, the darker edge, zunchaty bor, і skora, yuletide of radzimagarden, autumn has floated across a ragged plateau. god of yellow leaves, it would be better for us to meet half an hour before spring, we are punished by being late, that words of love were spoken first, that dreams were trusted to completely different people, half an hour before spring. that they trusted completely different dreams half an hour before spring, i see white willows, i hear the ringing of silence, everything would be simpler, probably... half an hour before spring, we are punished for being late, that words of love were spoken before, that dreams were trusted to completely different people, half an hour before spring, that dreams were trusted to completely different people, half an hour before spring, if fate had known in advance that we would meet in the middle of the rains, i would have come to see you, half an hour before until spring, we are punished by being late, that words of love before... minds, that dreams were trusted to completely different people half an hou

your occupation is a professor at the university of bors bazarseti, abu fazalb company, tehran province. my occupation is a farmer. i am a writer. i have a shop. i am a teacher, i am an employee of the private sector, i am a farmer, i am a doctor, i am a pharmacist, i am free-lance. i am an engineer , i am the manager of a company, i am an expert in laboratory science, i am an employee, i am a faculty member of a university . in my opinion, this is a big mistake that adam it is his religious and legal duty to be two-hearted because participating in the elections shows the maximum participation of the people and the security of the country. who do you give your vote to? my heart goes out to all those who are concerned about the country, especially the martyrs who went to the front lines from the very beginning of the revolution . who really honestly strives for this country for my country. i present to all the martyrs our vote on this day to the martyrs of the may flight of the international congress of martyrs defending the shrine and the resistance front in the razavi shrine with the p

>> sam brown has run bor won a . either in texas oras gotten uttr on the campaign trail.mfortable with himself and good it if selecting questions, nts had to do that a lot so far. jacky rosen is an accidental politician. of obscurity by harry reidshe agreed, she woo years later ran for the u.s. senate. senate and won as well. ■úshe works a lot like her colleagueerine cortez masto behind the scenes. she is not known as a dynamic personality, but she does care passionately about certain issues she has taken a higher profile on, especially the war in israel. she is jewish, the former head of the synagogue, so she is very up r>> are there already the race? >> there are, jacky rosen started putting ads up again sam brown when they realized of their dreams of a lesser candidate were not jacky rosen is going to use isss decision a lot in thisnevada ise atrecent compared to what happened in prior decades when about 2/3 of people identified as pro-choice. sam brown has had his position evolved since heirst ran when he was a very conservative on that issue, but now he is essentiall

just looking at what happened at the u this is a bor us is a democratic country. this is i think very useful moment in explaining whyimportant to support ukraine.would stop? third argument as i said a lot of friends of are withrussia. in ukraine. no need to these friends of russia. helping russia. in ukraine. and then, as i said it seemsfaraway. it is not. what happens there has consequences on atlantic security. the western flank is there all thesflank challenging nato. of us to stay together. russia will use this war in ukraine as a t case. look at what russia doing in ukraine. if russia that means leaders and expected/a they are the same. this is so important for us in democratic countries to stay together to support ukrainexy o tse. poun fgtisvelá

bor, hi, this is koltsov, let me talk to lenna. elena, hello, my love, hello.reful. look what i have there is. yes. put the kettle on while i wash my hands, who's there? this is a doctor, what is he doing with you? just came to visit, since when does he just come to visit? stas, please stop, the doctor is also under protection, like me, he was settled in a neighboring apartment, it’s clear that it’s clear to you, and in general, i should be the one asking questions, when will all this end? lena, when will they catch the bandits who wounded you, if they are never caught, lena, don’t talk nonsense, why nonsense, it’s easy for you to say, it’s you who are free, and i’m actually in prison, it’s me under constant control, and you are there somewhere, unknown with whom, this is not a constructive conversation, i’m sorry, i need to work, i ’ll call you back, nothing new. well, what are the forecasts? the patient is recovering quickly. so you don't mind if we take her from the hospital. on the contrary, i think it will only benefit her. well, great, eat something in th

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from tosninsky, gadchinsky, lomonosovsky, luzhsky, volosovsky, kengesepsky, slantsevsky and sosnovy bor. now let's talk about economics. anna at the st. petersburg international economic forum of psb and domf we will broadcast the sberbank business breakfast at 8 a.m. moscow time. well at the forum, they discussed the prospects for the development of economic relations with the countries of the african continent, assessed the effectiveness of partnership mechanisms and instruments, including the potential of brix and the african union. among the areas of cooperation that the participants paid special attention to: energy, finance, food and security. we must expand cooperation in different areas, we are talking about mutually beneficial cooperation. i appeal to all investors who wish to maintain mutually beneficial relationships. we we invite you to the central african republic, we are working to improve investment in the climate and the economy, creating tools to attract foreign investment, which is why we want to cooperate with russia, which is undoubtedly a great country. coped with w

bor, sasha fell asleep, maybe you can take him home? no, now he’ll get some sleep, rest, and work out some more, no, fight, i’m tired, let ’s take the child, then next time you come, work out, and why aren’t you watching tv, you’re broke. how it broke, it’s new, well, just like that, it worked, it worked, it went out, tamara vitalna, let me tear it down under warranty. you'll take it back under warranty, just put it in the box, it's in the room, okay, tom, hi, how are you, yes , okay, so what? but you don’t watch the news, do you? the tv is broken, so what? let's go to my place. yes, well, what happened? well, let's go, let's go, borya, i'll go to my neighbor's, and you know, he was with... that the boy wants to return to his family, that he was dragged away by force, but it was he who stopped my car, he lured me into the forest, and there they were already there. you know, not really, explain, but he is a member of a gang, i mean, he was comfortable with them, i mean, they were like a friendly family, there is no need to expand on this

baby luiee, bor she says bringing her the most joy.od? >> i'm so grateful for every moment of it, every second. every morning waking up and running to grab my son. just looking at him. when he looks me back in the eyes, just -- i'm going to get emotional. it's just the most beautiful -- i'm just so grateful every day. we always move so fast. so i feel like that's the one thing i've learned over time. taking time for myself and really just cherishing every moment. >> reporter: and a fresh partnership helping keep the new mom's energy up. >> when was the last time you took a break? >> i have partnered with pure leaf for their new tea break campaign, which is great, because i am a big tea lover, personally. and it's really important that we take time out in our crazy, busy schedules every day to take a tea break. whenever you can find the time, if you feel like you're so on the go -- i always feel like juggling so many hats. now being a new mom and everything and filming and being a wife and a daughter and a sister. it's nice to take time

uncle bor, can you imagine, mishka’s phone is turned off again, i’m worried, but no worry, we talkedor a year , so with people, well , morality and all that, yeah, when you ’re so tired of these peppers that you’re tired of eating, you ’ll need to come for more refined dishes, mish, well, something so sad, well, you want, i’m in my house all the time i’ll break the equipment, but you won’t do anything, but i want you, i want you am i upgrading my apartment? i want mish, and misha, i want, and misha, but i want, misha, yeah, mish, break me, after all. but see, why didn’t you plant the seedlings? and so this, listen, i just downloaded this composition on the internet, you’ll download it, come here, i’ll let you listen, because the seedlings will wither, and we won’t wither it overnight in the morning, yes, listen, come on, now i ’ll play it for you right away first , yeah, it’s like that... like that, and the veloncell, you hear, i really, i love the veloncell in general, you know, when i hear a veloncell, it immediately appears before my eyes, you know, the setting sun, the sea, and y

limitations of that program they are educated in the united states, they are as american as my girls bor here but they don't have a path to the green card, and if you are in a position, he graduated from a u.s. university, and you have you can work in a country that you have liv life, again, we are moving of bureaucraticder, removing an obstacle, rather than have to leave the u.s. to get that visa and risk not been able to come back in, they can do their processing in the u.s.. they will have to leave, but with the assurance they can come back in. why does that make sense? because these are young people that we have educated, they speak fluently, they are trained and ready to go, so having those folks doing the kinds of jobs that mike described, that makes more sense for the american people. we are sll going to need some talent from around the world. people would like to come to the y and we should embrace that. there have to be rules, but that ishatthe most attractive country on the planet. this nation. people come here as new americansnd then they become established americans. that is

it was a fallacy to make friends, in my opinion, bors the market of expectations is the market of trust. no, this was the promise of your excellency, or yes, how was it redefined in the country? all of which are instructions. the market trusts and turns green. for example, the intervention of the order in the definition of the feed rate. the government intervenes once and for all in the price of petrichim feed, saying , sir, i will not interfere. i am dealing with it based on the global price. i will return to the last chain and pay subsidies. the time of the person who invests is clear for what will happen falls or the composition of the supreme council of the stock exchange that will sit at all. capital is the market of the future, that is, people have the future , so he trusts, look at the market , they buy the market, they look at the economic trend , for example, the oil and gas industry in the world is growing, gold is growing, everything in this field is up to him. they trust, they go and buy, based on the point you are saying, it is true. yes , because it's rebuilding trust, loo

very familiar with him, purity of play, exquisite white color, only real aristocrats can afford. so bors achievements, in general, right, this is a real champion in our studio, now barca and bayan are joining us, again.

we that 93% of the people who are bor point, however, end making or as adults living in househol commonpare showing what born and grow in the five different of people that are born into the bottom quintile. two thirds of them as adults earn enough to break out of the and that's not counting. that's comparing the their income as adults in in the in the to the income level of people i era, another generation than their a period where the income of the country grew by almost 50%. so when you compare very income to their parents base or what incomes we in real power when children, 28% of them rise to the top quint is now only the me 15,000. so the american dream is alive and well well. i like ttery that george washington gwen mohler as an indentured worker. washingtonchest man in colonial america president and in the words king george the third, the greatest man in the world. that was america then and america now. and this is from i can screw it up. i said pastxperience is the foundation on which our beliefs about the rt our ability of different policy andent policied institutions based. we

every state is a bor state you have heard that, but they are coming into your community your jobs, affecting the african-americans. after that, the hispanic spirit more than any other group. and they are alsouse unions are starting to lose. their grip we are being inundated. you said you are not a fan of you think of what he says about illegal immigrants taking the jobs of black people? guest: as is always the case with mr. trump it is an oversimplistic reaction and read of reality, number one. number case, you have to check hisdata, the data is wrong. regards right twice a day so in this regard mr. trump is right, there is increasingly, in places like new york and chicago a competition for jobs. but it is not the fault of african-americans, nor is it the fault of these undocumented it is the fault of greedy business owners. ck these immigrants against these african-american fellow citizens -- to pit these immigrants against these african-american fellow citizens. they want to pit these groups ch other. as long as these businesses can hire cheap labor, they will do so mr. trump is right, the

oh, hold on, what are you doing, bor, oh my, collect, collect, quickly, damn, there are already gradovikovld have devoured such meat himself, he’s for a meeting, he’s late. do you want to eat? and we’re also absolutely sure, you’re probably wondering if competitors could already do that? do you mean other plastic surgeons? but in your opinion, they are not people, or what? although i will disappoint you. this public solves issues differently. they can organize persecution in the press, trample on his mistakes and failures, persuade an offended client to go to trial, put pressure through influential people, the tax office, the leadership of the education committee, everyone wants beauty. i know this kitchen well. nothing passes without a trace, either for the soul or for the body. my husband and i we studied together, got married while still in medical school, and started a clinic together. and then sergei decided that i was more suitable for him as a housewife. and this, as far as i understand, depressed you. who will get the clinic now? you think it’s me, him, that one. yes, you have ever

bor, call him and let him take you to the store. i called him.nchtime, but do you have a lot of them or what? ok, i'll call you! i’m walking, ivanovich, ivanovich, running, running, running, i’m already running. why did you send him there? don’t inject yourself, lyusechka, i won’t inject you, auntie, oh, ivanovich, what are you doing here? same as you, guests came in, wait, maybe you have? glyusi serious intentions, what are you serious about? but you give, boris, and you couldn’t decide before? you’ve known each other for 100 years, you’re married, you have children, so your eyes just opened? that’s what he said correctly, but my eyes just opened, but before i was completely blind, deaf, kind of blessed. i didn’t notice that my woman was walking nearby, and you know that you don’t bother me, the third is unnecessary, i understand, i understand, but i don’t promise not to interfere, we met her when we were young, that, well, fate separated us, didn’t happen, they fled to the corners, she got married, i got married, but you know, old love, she did

here i am cultivating my land, field, river and bor, making a womb for the earth, belarus. the river is special. with 1921 to 39, she was borderline. on this shore there was the belarusian ussr, the soviet union. and there, among us, where the house of yanka kupala, western belarus, which belonged to poland, is now on the banks of this river, we will need an excerpt from a soviet film: here it is a colony of polish imperialism, cut into narrow strips , powerless, illiterate, a ragged polish slave was singing a song. moreover, who were these gentlemen? well, of course, large estates, however, at the same time, the right of privileged discount on the purchase of belarusian lands, that is , the rights to... before the elections, which will be held today, polls give the national association an unconditional victory, and the world's leading publications note that macron's bet on the dissolution of parliament failed miserably, reporting by denis davidov. the french have not had such interest in elections for a long time; they are tired of the authorities’ policies and prices are

know to whom, well, burundi, we’re making such demands on you, hand over all the nuclear weapons to bortaka, they say the same ohineya, from what fright? you tell us what alliances we should enter into, what we should do, under what fear we have to reach for the arrow of victory with you to agree that in order to give you some of our territories, well, what is this, and we are for it... there is no need to react to it, this or to say that we do not respond to stupidity, or to launch the same stupidity in response. thank you, thank you, mr. major, for the conversation, this was oleksiy hetman, a military analyst, a reserve major of the national guard of ukraine, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. friends, we continue to work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live on these platforms, please subscribe to our pages on these platforms and. also take part in ours survey, today we are asking you about whether a victory for ukraine is possible without the capitulation of putin, yes, no, two options for answers,

tell me, did you see bor that fourth, fourth, fourth, third, third, third, flight cut short without timee the soul like a black ribbon, a hero to you. eternity will call, will write your name on the list of the best, from your shoulder is kept warmly, the shoulders of friends in the ranks are closed, you were a faithful comrade and soldier, and the years will not heal this wound, leave the light, trust everyone, only the chosen ones are able to teach this. to leave a mark so that people on earth can live more honestly, more correctly, better, to leave a mark in history in their hearts, to burn before their time for the fate of another, in order to earn a place in heaven. there is always a place for earthly deeds, you can’t recognize a face in old photos, but your homeland still remembers you, your work lives on to the end, your unwritten story, and i suppose... you have the best take away, he sends us trials more often, so that someone tells his son the most important thing, take the example of real heroes, leave the light, for a long time not everyone will believe it, and the chosen one

well , burundi, here we are putting these demands on you, hand over all the nuclear weapons to bor, wellse, they say the same kind of nonsense, how scared would you be to tell us what alliances we have enter, what should we do, out of what fear should we search for the arrow of victory with you to agree that in order to give you some of our territories, well, what is it, and we react to it, we don't need to react to it, it's either... . that we do not respond to a fool, or launch the same fool in response. thank you, thank you, mr. major conversation, it was oleksiy hetman, a military analyst, reserve major of the national guard of ukraine, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war. friends, we continue to work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us live on these platforms, please subscribe to our pages on these platforms and also take our survey. today we are talking to you about whether ukraine's victory is possible without putin's capitulation, yes, no, two options for answers, if you watch us on tv, pick up your

today on this stage is the nuclear team, leningrad region, sosnovy bor. let's meet., how much should a person not be trusted, okay, i’m off, wait, viktor nikolaevich called you , viktor nikolaevich, no, this is viktor fyonorovich, and viktor nikolaevich, when you show him, is even scarier. what did he want? i don’t know, he’s on the line now, is he waiting? uh-huh, yes, viktor nikolaevich, yes, hello, what, your son is coming to us set up an office? of course, how can i refuse you another year of family? he has a suit, in 3 months it should be three sizes larger, i’ll find a place, warm. by the way, when you call, i’m so happy about... he knows the goods, yes, roman igorevich, that’s it, come on, we need to find a place for a person, it won’t work, all our places are occupied, then we’ll fire, and of those who works or from those who are listed, well, use your head, of course, from those who work, call me some department head who doesn’t do a damn thing, hello, you called, what’s your name, sasha, you’re doing a lousy job, sasha? take paper, pen, write, but what to w

there dze bor make noise and call again, praising myyusha, our song, our language, shchyrya soul, theer on... we are prymus zagravae our sirs god and belarus god belarus maladzechna maladzechna god given native year as gastsina and sardechna are not only here. you are young, young, maybe dagran, and sardechna, i am not only here, but you are only eternal. iskaya maladzeshna, maladzeshna, maladzeshna, belarusian land, belarusian land, land. we only get such gastsina and sardecna here at maladzechna’s. and now, my dear fellows, i’ll give you a shout out to you with the familiar belarusian arty, state director of our music club, honored artist of the republic of belarus. alena lanskaya, what a great song, what a peramagla at the competition of young people in vitebsk, belaya lastauka, sustrakaytse. i’m small for you, belarus, i’m losing my faith, and the cornflowers are embroidered with abrass, i’m looking at your high white verak, i’m amazed that everything is yes. here, like snowflakes, i save you for your wounds, don’t let hell take care of you, i’m your faithful affectionate, yes, i’

yes , you write well, dog, then he starred in another mini-film of the first channel, serebryany bor,more respectable, more imposing, he plays now mostly bosses, commanders, people with a certain weight in society, with titles, all sorts of characters, deep blood, but this is how nature decreed it, no matter how he did not ruin himself, no matter how he did not spread rot on himself in all his young years, it so happened that all this only went to the good, and he only once... all after all these fertilizers, most recently valentin smirnitsky got the role of the dean of the faculty of journalism of moscow state university in the new project of the first channel in the series 2022. i understand that you can go, of course, to a rally there i don't i know, to film something, even write in the end, although it always seemed to me that you held some other views. well, why fight with the police? largely thanks to such constant workload, valentin georgievich remains in excellent working shape. in addition, lida strictly monitors not only what he eats, but what he drinks, so there will be com

like martin in like that judge me by my character in my i was born in 1868 and any african-american bor has had every freedom that i have the 76ers are starting to get a littleitnd jackson and yourself blew it up in 80s and the last 30 or 40 years this counthe way to another civil war if we can't start looking at non- color and a white man is wrong or black meat is wrong that's another thing >> let's get a response looking for so i would get. number one with with staten island and experiencing environmental hazards there people are contracting cancer there, he's exactlyis no argument there t my argument is simply this that poor people are the disproportionate victims of catastrophes,isproportionate, that's number one not suggesting you didn't see what you saw and i with republicans have these issues of climate justice climate equity and climate resilience more seriously is not just happeni of color and is not just happening to poor people but disproportionately given location i will assure you this article what part of staten nd up in but i assu to that, that's a fact ite am certai colo

i'm waiting for you outside. ok, bor, how can you plan something?fied it. whoever didn’t send it to you, let’s go, but we’ve already sent you instructions for searching for your boss, right?

firefighters were able to reach the fire by crossing over from bor want to bore 2.he cars left behind and clean up the burned truck. the highway patrol says the exact cause of the fire still under investigation. all the witnesses have said they saw sparks coming from underneath the truck before it caught fire. the tunnel was reopened around 12 45 tuesday afternoon >>anchor trucks carrying flammable liquids except during limited hours, the fatal 1982 fire also forcing engineers to improve safety standards like putting in a more robust water system for firefighters. 8 inch water line is going. and so that will make it a lot easier for foreign of arms to. >>have a good strong supply water. other safety features include more powerful ventilation fans as well as more cameras and signs added to the existing boars. vicki lviakis kron. 4 news. and it wa for historic sold-out baseball game. the ballers went head to head against the yolo high wheelers and their first home game of the season on tuesday. kron four's sara stinson reports. >>the oakland ballers may have laws but

bor tyurikovo is being prepared for the krasnoyarsk museum of northern development, however, the building to be built, so temporary solutions are being sought for the main exhibit. we assume that this will be a pavilion, the space around the aircraft will also be arranged around it, and screens, some exhibits, personal belongings, that’s all. that’s all that’s mine here all my life. already in july , tyurikov's board is waiting for its first appearance. it will be shown to novosibirsk residents at the aviation festival. before by the end of the year, all remaining work will be completed and the aircraft will fly home to krasnoyarsk, where the plane took off on its last flight almost 80 years ago. vladimir bogomolov, vladislav rybakov, svetlana zakharova, mikhail kapustin, ntv television company. and look further in our issue. russian ships are heading to cuba. what a nuclear submarine and a missile frigate will do in the caribbean. spacex finally managed to successfully launch a launch vehicle with a prototype of the starship spacecraft. songs in exchange for trash. south and north korea

hello, bor, oleg georgievich, you can’t go there. why?en mined, information has been received. yes, this is some anonymous person. well, now i’m going to call an apera, so maybe this is hooliganism, hooliganism, not hooliganism, but we must react, well, well, i wish you health, i wish you health, here he is, the real ustinov, hello, do you know who this is, no, i’m seeing it for the first time, can i see your id, show me the id that’s on... the corpses, yeah, excuse me, obviously one of them is fake, which means one of them is fake, my employee id was issued by the hr department. however, as part of the operational support of a criminal case, we will confiscate your employee’s id for examination. what do you allow yourself? listen, can you answer my question? why the murdered man made himself a false id in the name of an active employee. control, why not in any other fictitious name, and how could the murdered person have complete information about your employee, i think, i’ll wait a minute, yes cherdyntsev, i’m listening, the call from t

great, bor, i’ll drop by for a second, borenka, my dear, you know that you are my only, most beloved,ne is alive and well, they say hello to you, ask why you don’t come to visit, but there’s still no time, now with this matter, commissions and inspections are coming , you’re also in this case, well, ask about bragin, i know what i know, i’ll tell you why about bragin, and the other two, and what do they have to do with it, they were killed for bragin. “i’m sure of this, i’m just listening to you carefully, rita, rita, pirogovsky hasn’t returned, no way, georgivich, wait, we have news, rita bought a car, what are you doing, congratulations, thank you, and what kind of car, red, good car, rare"? but the car is supposed to be washed, to be honest, georgievich, i don’t understand what they’re talking about, you don’t understand for half an hour, enough, i need to wash this thing, i don’t know anything, well, guys, well, offend me, of course, that’s it, oh well, managed to get the station manager to talk, and how, the management constantly there were signals that paramedic bragin was using

just ask business leaders, bor leader economists, elected officials.an economy. they know it is good for america, period. this build on other actions we have taken to suppt from defending dreamers in the courmillions of americans under the affordable care act, including for dreamers.host: getting your reao the biden administration's immiion and boer policies. joyce from new york city. hello. caller: hiam i on the air? host: go ahead. callerb,: i thought it was wonderful. i towards one spouse being american a■ the other in this country. biden mentioned it was 23 years the average immigranthere with d started a family. economy. it permission to be here. we will be able to go on the tax k, not be separated from theiramilies. i think biden is very patient. time for congress to come through with the plan. 't like to do things he likes to do things in a bipartisan way. ■wit is a shame it did not happn for political reasons. through jayapal. i'm really happy he didyou have. he decisions which can be reversed by any in. he did not like o did it anywa. you have

people to not work and destroy economy value, then you should not borrow, but they are porroi buyero -- bor borrowing it and uses the badly. nothing matches frumple trump's first term in office until covid hit it was the best economy i think in a first term ever. >> people may not recognize the term modern monetary theory, you talk about limitless spending borrowing, the other key is the modern moptar monetary people, unlimited money printing they argue because the dollar is world's reserve currency, quote, unquote for the moment, we could the government could or federal reserve could buy all of the bonds that are sold. could print all of the money necessary. and that is really the clincher for modern monitor theory, they're not worried about inflation or regulation as art said, not worried about sluggish growth. have they been proven right or wrong so far. >> important for people to realize where this came remember, remember, when obama was president, his 800 billion dollar so-called stimulus plan with shovel read projects was to stimulate the economy it did nothing. what was the reaction.

my recollection, he said that there is a national security threat from known terrorist organitions borlow those people if they manage to make it across the border and to assure that -- >> we can go into that in great detail, but my greatest fear is that we can face a terrorist attack from the elements of ■4■ millions who've entered the country illegally over the last theory -- three years. is this justif about the possibility of a terrorist attack after october 7. the threat level has gone up enormously. every morning, we worry about this question. of course, this is -- >> you now have millions and millions who have been allowed into this country or who have invaded the trol, they been overwhelmed admitting these millions in. and i worry about the stage is set for something very bad happening in the very near future because of your administration policies. just reported that the president intends to use section 212 f to turn back illegal entrance once they reach 2500 a day. that's nearly 1 million a year. that's not closing the barn door. that's keeping it propped open indefinitely. bu

cynthia was the nom de guerre of of amy elizabeth for bor 1910. is a hollywood central casting model, tall, blond hair. they said she had the most piercing emerald green eyes. anyone saw. she was fearless. she apso lutely was fearless. there wasn't. she wouldn't go or anything wouldn't do to achieve her goals, which were espionage. she comes here to washington, a teenager. she comes becomes very fluent and linguistics. and she's bitten by potomac fever. probably the most deadly fever in the history of mankind. during the spanish war in the 1930s. and she■w becomes deeply involvd with british espionage in during their civil war. she then goes to for special operations executive mr. churchill's little plaything of spies in occupied europe. in the beginning of the war in vichy france. and she does a very credible job, so creditable all that a gentleman by the name of william stephenson, head of security operations throughout the entire western hemisphere. you know, his biography, a man called intrepid. he will her the most important spy of world war

leadership, and my colleagues on the other side of seems the faa caved to political pressure from big bora letter was sent on february 5 of this year in your name to chair cantwell opposing rais when representative in the house, you correctly implied that the role of the faa was to give technical assistance and not take policy decisions. during that exchange, you seemed to be unfamiliar with this and all of this leads me to ask you who is in charge of writing were you aware this one out and will keeping politics out of the faa and instead focus on the safety and oversight? >> i do review every letter i signed and i familiar with that and our intention with this issue as was provide technical advice which in that case was around compliance with international standards and the need change the retirement age. my intention is not to become involved in political disputes and focus on safety so you do have my word on that. >> thank you. thank you ÷$m chairman. >> senator welch? >> thank you very much. u with boeing and i want to give you an opportunity your view of their level of process went.

this route is called elensky bor.out 3 hours, approximately. celebrated in the national park. your journey and the speed of movement will still not be 3 hours, but much faster, friends, of course, during this wonderful, wonderful cycling trip, you will be able to test your endurance and literally become closer to nature, perhaps discover something for yourself - something new from the world of flora and fauna, as american scientists did, so let's see, they managed to determine the time when animals acquired the ability to produce light through chemical reactions, wow, it happened... this is 540 million years ago, experts were prompted to this by a careful study of the evolution of eight-rayed corals. after analyzing genetic data from about 185 species, they came to the conclusion that their common ancestor, who lived 540 million years ago, was bioluminescent. as scientists suggest, this was not accidental. at the same time , the first seeing creatures arose, which used their eyes to search for food, relatives and trac

he was bor agon three months premature, weighing just £1, nine ounces. s.18% chance of survival.at cared for him as a premature baby. it's a beautiful story. elliot perry foundation up in new hampshire. out. it out. >> you know what your problem is, kevin? it's too heartwarming. yeahtoart-warm. how can i make fun of anything in that wonderful story? that's true. how do we knowtory esse: ho that guy's not c pocketing some of that? a lot of these charities are righhat before you guys do it. >> oh, these two are audited. audites 12d? . raised. trust but verify. we're on to you, eliotwe're on. >> nice try.re that's it for us.me have a great nighta no. >> welcome to jesse watters primetime tonight. wesewelcom

bor, bring him into the cell, let him get used to it. end quickly, what can you do, i wanted to be beautiful, i thought it would be better to be smart, and even better, when there are a lot of good people, so, well, once the diet is over, you put down, what are we talking about? will sew mine in general, hello, for tea, eat, good, margarita, of course it’s all beautiful, but in this form it’s not good to run after criminals, go to discos, oleg georgivich, so i tried for you, i wanted to please you, i have i have a wife to please, and then i’m not the only one dressed up, today we have a handsome white-shirted krymov, georgivich, and why did you lose your temper, twist the tail of the townspeople, and in 2 weeks we have some kind of international kurultai in the city, velino strengthen... the prevention of criminal manifestations, especially ordered, especially organized, slaughter on serbishchenskaya, some guy was turned into a speech, croaked, so, rdanov potapinko with me in place, wolves and krymov stay here, god forbid something else

for brief moment after the 2022 midterms that this group could be evenly split very quickly, and even borouthats group really rallies back. that was a moment like january 6 , a number of midterms, just a quick moment in time where he. honorable and turned out not to. among the other, they aref high. you have a group of mostly younger people who are may be more cosmopolitan on, you know, may be old, the social issues. nonetheless or what i would call the anti-woke. they actually gravitate. >> the barry weiss voters. >> exactly. you kind of —-dash. >> it was not a tiny it was like 20% or something like that. a six way grouping. y voters meritocracy. that is a big issue for rights n rights. a 20% group that i call idea ofs incredible strength right among the largest core of veryervativ. the moderate nikki haley boater, these are moderateok voters who maybe were not enamored of dona t other alternatives. voted for him both times. had veryitions on these issues.mp in a lukewarm way, but not really consideriyo. if you look at the voters who, you know, ultimately decide about a work inrogr know,

they can donate the embryo to research, effectively the same thing as destroyn3ing yet,au bor, they can place the embryo up for adoption through embryo donation in reality there are very few options for parents when they have created the embryos. what many people when we talk about in vitro fertilization is ivf involves the routine destruction of embryos, either intentionally natural process where embryos simply cease to grow and develop. clinics often create a surplus of embryos to test them for the best genetic profile or select embryos based on their sex or even what i color they have. this is in california. clinics routinely destroy unwanted embryosin many cases there are profound moral issues.out of all clinics under the u.s., 75% offer something called preimplantation genetic testing that allows clinics and doctors to actually geneticallyess the embryo. depending on the way they go abouthe sex of the embryo, the eye color of the embryo, the embryos intellectuale. how smart will the embryo be? they can even assess things such as the genetic makeup. will this child have a dispositio

didn’t communicate, the surprising thing is that even his brother and his wife didn’t even know about borram on ntv , only literally a few days have passed since bori’s death, brother... he’s walking, it means they’re talking on skype on the air, they’re just starting to tell this to the chariot, it absolutely means he was isolated, he was isolated somewhere, somewhere he was sheltered, closed, nothing other than this so, sometimes they show very elderly people there sick artists, celebrities and so on, but he was never shown anywhere at any festival. at no concert, at any fun, that is, zero, there was absolutely no information about him, they only showed information that was a year, one and a half to two years ago, they showed him in the apartment, how he congratulated and gave arbakaity’s apartment, this is there, this is an old filming, and these new filmings, here he is , here he is, he’s so sick, this is his complete so that there is something to cling to, i didn’t extort any bribes, you you know this very well, anna popova, sign up to quit, you think, if you didn’t work there and di