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dad, sonny, sonny, my dear little man, pasha, what's this, dad, are we going to play now, are we, go call the elevator button, yeah, you, znanika, need to leave for a while, where, why, i have trouble at work, you have trouble, we need to leave, and you haven't thought about the fact that the child has a kindergarten here, i have work, pasha, time, dad, and you're kicking us out, what are you, what are you, dania, i know you, how lyub'? you're like not mom, not mom, i love you very much, you are very much for me, that's it, home, like ours, let's go home, pasha, give me. the main thing is that he's alive, what's the point that he's alive, if he has memory is gone, doctors say, memory may or may not be restored, very convenient, took drugs, forgot about six million in cash, well done, nothing to say, well, he didn't shoot himself in the temple on purpose, oh, misha, i don't know, i don't know, my dear, such things happen in life, until you turn a person's intestines inside out, when in life you don't understand what's inside, inside is usually shit. good evening, something doesn't loo

sonny and butch are test flight -- are test pilots with a lot of experience.ry books when they go back on the dragon having flown in all four vehicles. they have an experienced crew with them and they are well-versed as test pilots and they have plenty of time right now to read the manual. i guess it will be ok. amna: our science correspondent, miles o'brien. always great to speak with you. thank you. >> pleasure. ♪ amna: 50 years ago a 26-year-old rural maine school wrote a horror novel. that man has gone on to write 60 books since. they have been turned into films like the shining, shawshank redemption, stand by me and many more. king invited jeffrey brown to his maine home to talk about his latest book of short stories and the long arc of his career. it is part of our arts and culture series. >> in his new collection stephen king writes of the unsettling and otherworldly raising its head in this one. he calls it, "you like it darker," and he clearly does. >> darker means spooky and scary and let's exercise our unpleasant emotions for a while. i think people

. >> reaction is pouring in after nasa made the decision to leave astronauts butch wilmore and sonnynext february. they will also return to earth on a different spacecraft instead of the troubled bowling star liners capsule that carried them to the international space station. they cited safety as a main factor of their decision noting the star liner has leaks and thruster issues. >> butch and sonny knew this was a test flight and if everything went right it would last 10 days some issues, maybe 80 days. it looks like they have some unresolved issues that they are concerned about and they are taking the safest route and coming home on a competitor space vehicle. >> nasa plans for butch and sonny to return to earth on a spacex dragon capsule in february instead of the bowling star liner. awarding with the contract and elon musk spacex company with a $2.6 billion contract to help develop the agency's human space flight systems. since then spacex has completed multiple flights. this space mission with the troubled star liner was their very first one. even though butch and sonny will not

we've been wondering for months when and how butch and sonny will come home.sider today decision day. there have been two main issues since starliner launched its test early june. nasa has been using weeks to get all the data they can, including ground testing in new mexico to make the decision that we have been waiting for. will butch and sonny come home on starliner or hitch a ride through space x? >> they might be in space longer because the mission isn't supposed to come home any earlier than february. but just to put this into perspective for us, sonny and butch have been on the international space station, in space for 80 days. frank rubio currently holds the longest record for an american astronaut in space, his for over a year. while butch and sonny assure us they're doing fine, they're staying busy, probably not a contest they're actively trying to win. we're going to find out today at 1:00, peter. >> hope they get netflix up there. marissa, appreciate you. thank you. >>> jumping overseas now to a critical new round of cease-fire talks in the middle e

>>>>these guys come in the locker room and they ask, are you the sonny? are you the sonny? and they wanted to do sucker punches me. i'll stand up. i start fighting back and they all start jumping me i'm hurting for him because i don't know how it's going to affect him lifelong. the trauma that he ensued. >>>sherry barfield and her 14 year old son, dasani are both shaken up and concerned for the future after he was jumped inside the locker room at dublin high school. >>>>there's so many different emotions that are going through my head, >>>even more so after police say a parent helped carry out the attack. >>>>i just can't fathom how another parent can just bring bodily harm against another child and just get away with >>>it. dublin police say the parent approached dasani before four people wearing hoodies began assaulting the teen. one of his football teammates was among those who rushed in to stop the attack. >>>>i pushed someone off. that was it >>>barfield says her son suffered a concussion and a broken nose, but it's the fact that the people who did this could so easily

are you the sonny? and they wanted to do sucker punches me. i'll stand up. i start fighting back and they all start jumping me i'm hurting for him because i don't know how it's going to affect him lifelong. the trauma that he ensued. >>>sherry barfield and her 14 year old son, dasani are both shaken up and concerned for the future after he was jumped inside the locker room at dublin high school. >>>>there's so many different emotions that are going through my head >>>even more so after police say a parent helped carry out the attack. >>>>i just can't fathom how another parent can just bring bodily harm against another child and just get away with >>>it. dublin police say the parent approached dasani before four people wearing hoodies began assaulting the teen. one of his football teammates was among those who rushed in to stop the attack. >>>>i pushed someone off. that was >>>it barfield says her son suffered a concussion and a broken nose, but it's the fact that the people who did this could so easily get into the school that now has her questioning the saf

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tcu up 2724 for sonny dikes. last chance for stanford here. fourth and 16. incomplete. tcu would seal the deal with cam cook. let cam cook weaving and flipping his way into the end zone and flipping the spread in the process. stanford falls in their opener, 3427. well, frustration gave way to smiles as brandon aiyuk put pen to paper, signing his new contract extension with the 49 ers. after months of haggling and silence and trade demands, everybody's thrilled now that the deal is done. aiyuk, 75, catches more than 1300 yards, seven touchdowns last season. key member of the 49 ers offense. and now they've got to get trent williams who's another key member signed as well. to on baseball giants and marlins on orange friday. talk about a cool place to put your barbecue right. as long as it doesn't fall over. blake snell fantastic again. seven innings fans eight allows just one run. but could the giants score? bottom eight they've got nothing. but they got the bases loaded. two outs. i am chappy matt chapman delivers to the gap and everybody scores. giants go on to win thre

nasa announced it over the weekend that astronauts butch wilmore in sonny williams will remain until2025. all due to complications with the spacecraft propulsion system, but we plans to send the starliner back home to earth sometime next month without the crew, the mission originally launched back in june for a planned eight-day trip but now the astronauts will hitch a ride home with elon musk space exit dragon capsule that will happen next year. please to say we can go live today to marie mcnichol with more on the astronauts that are stranded in space, what are you hearing. >> we know the eight-day mission turned into eight months after weeks of debate nasa decided in the name of safety it was too risky to send the two astronauts back down in the boeing troubled starliner admitted the lingering concerns of helium leaks and problems with the thrusters. butch wilmore and sonni williams have been stuck at the international space station since the beginning of june, now they will come back in spacex capsules in february. >> and think the best news we have an american alternative to brin

i think it's hard of the families but when you see these videos and pictures of butch and sonny and there notjust for the camera. it's a genuinely fascinating place to be. the work is compelling and you feel necessary it is and how important it is when you were up there. so i hope they are doing well. i don't have any word to the otherwise. you mentioned _ any word to the otherwise. you mentioned there _ any word to the otherwise. you mentioned there their families and i wonderfor the rest of mentioned there their families and i wonder for the rest of us the people back down here on earth we were watching this and are thinking do they have enough food, water and so what? is all of that there? it is. they have enough food, water and so what? is all of that there?— what? is all of that there? it is, i assure you _ what? is all of that there? it is, i assure you and _ what? is all of that there? it is, i assure you and i _ what? is all of that there? it is, i assure you and i assure - what? is all of that there? it is, i assure you and i assure you - what? is all of that there? it is, i as

stanford opening up a new season against tcu and former cal coach sonny dikes. that's week one of the college football season, stanford, coming off of a three and nine campaign last year, opening under the lights against tcu and the tree is ready for the horned frogs. but the tree was not involved in any tackles. first score of the season ashton daniels to jackson harris three yard touchdown seven nothing. cardinal straight to the fourth quarter. cardinal on third and goal. justin lampson finds the end zone. stanford on top, 2420, but the horned frogs respond with a drive of their own. eight plays, 74 yards. josh hoover to a wide open jack beck. tcu up 2724 for sonny dikes. last chance for stanford here. fourth and 16. incomplete. tcu would seal the deal with cam cook. let cam cook weaving and flipping his way into the end zone and flipping the spread in the process. stanford falls in their opener, 3427. well, frustration gave way to smiles as brandon aiyuk put pen to paper, signing his new contract extension with the 49 ers. after months of haggling and silence

i mean there's this tension between ideology and practicality, right. sonny randy is looking at vision 2030. they're trying to diversify their autonomy in the middle of this, there's this not tobar 7th attack. it kind of blows their whole plan out of the water. i think the question here is blood sicker than liquidity, right? one of their brothers was assassinated any wrong, but every country in the region including iran, is struggling economically. so it's a fascinating, a struggle here and, and you know, time will tell which will prevail. and just shifting focus, the palestinian nothing group i'm off is named. yeah. yes. and whereas it's political leader. how have or have the why seem member states react to this choice? well, i think that they welcome seen why they respect. one thing that they're very, you know, careful to do is to respect whatever posting in leadership is in place. and that's the very least that they can do, given that they haven't none of these countries. those that have relations with israel, they haven't broken blood diplomatic ties. so you know, if they can't do

the fresh wind, sniffle with clean skies, hear the singing birds and the sandy forests, smile at the sonny! for salady zauvazhaitse, hopazhos navokal. in harmony with nature, belarus 24. hello, on air is the program istnosti yanga belova, the church of st. michael the archangel. in novogrudok is a monument with a difficult fate history. this year the church turns 400 years old. the shrine is one of the symbols of the city, the architectural dominant of its central part. in the program we will touch upon not only the history of the church, but also tell about the amazing night mystery that takes place in the recently opened for visiting crypt, under the most ancient shrine. the first mention of novogrudok, although the indirect chronicle refers to 1228, when the novgorodians sided with the kiev prince vladimir rurikovich. the second dates back to 1238, when the novgorodian slav, together with the lithuanian prince mindaugas, by order. faithful to christ, and the faithfulness consists in the fact that they, as the horde's faithful, carry the words of god, carry the gospel into the light, evo

in fact, butch and sonny have been participating in those, and they were on a live call with the peopley could hear live what was being discussed. so it will have been for them a gradual dawning and they might still come back on starliner. it's looking less likely, but it's more a sort of instead of it being a sudden, oh my goodness, we're not coming back. it's a gradual disappointment in some respects. but also, of course, you know, they're in this amazing place. they're in space, they're floating around feeling weightless and able to help some of their crewmates looking out of the window at those gorgeous views. so it's not all bad for them, i don't think. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. there's some hot weather on the way during this weekend, mainly across england and wales, further north it is going to remain unsettled and cooler at times. today, certainly one of those days, it's going to be unsettled thanks to low pressure and its weather fronts crossing the country, bringing more of a breeze, a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain. heaviest of the rain across central and nor

schwartz and eileen hurst, sonny sonny schwartz was was the program director of the jail under sheriff's mike hennessy and vicki hennessy, their administration's. and eileen hurst was a, upper management person in the sheriff's department during that era, they were absolutely, a wealth of knowledge in terms of really looking at the operation pre-covid. and, sonny schwartz was, was just had all kinds of information on the programing that was going on. so we were able to get a real good look at what the programing looked like in past years, compared to what it looks like today. and eileen hurst was just, able to provide just such an in-depth history lyrical perspective of the sheriff's department. so i find that they those two will continue to be really, really strong resources, that, you know as we deal with, with and face problems that we have to assess, they're great resources to go to and kind of get an idea of how these issues were dealt with in the past, we also participated in the california civilian oversight alliance conference that was hostedf police accountability here in san fr

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these forgotten ones, unfortunately, artystav, their extraordinary joy and issued maystership, our sonny we serve the estrada with you, once we said, hold on, having plunged forever with our head, like into the sea into the touring life, since then we are constantly on the road, we are used to convenience, spit, hotel, home and home, wagon regiment bed, this hot autarian song. i love you, it’s my fault that you didn’t know this, but you were as stupid as i was. in 1966, the first vocal-instrumental ensemble, melodies and hymns were created in the bssr, in which the king of the savetsk stage, yuriy anton, played on the keyboards and guitars. viktar sinayski himself performs on the stage as a multi-stage performer, performs as a performer, tells satiric analogies, fillitons, and also dances, adds step and performs in rare arygical genres of vocal dances i, there were no people on the belarusian stage. the stories are unusual, the satyr genre and the little ones. yes, the wars of george germalovich passed away as a muscovite circus teacher, and perform for an hour as a jangler and an acroba

good, fresh and most importantly, very good for the heart, bring laziness into the house, yeah, now, sonnyo me very carefully, immediately , forget all the business, take the first flight to tajikistan, otherwise we will never get anything from musa except walnuts, got it, right? well, that's right, i remember, that's right. well, yeah, yeah , that's right, well, guards, as you ordered, eat, drink, clean mobile phone, antokha, you checked the car, m, take the printout, so, so, so, registration date, car on balance, mukomolki, your diocese, your mother. exactly, exactly, but the boss senses that it was me , anton, do you hear, i was tailing you, no, i helped, and now i'm also horseless, that 's it, anton, leave the car, at least put it on, it's fine, the girls are dancing, what should i do with you? and what's it called, you back up, the doctors are horomanova, i set her up, it turned out ugly, write down the phone number, i'll write it down, i'll write it down, men, and i think i know where to look for the car, that i remembered, well, something like that, come in. come in, good afternoon,

their extraordinary mercy and outstanding masterships are our sonny apologia. we serve the estrada with you, once we said, hold on, diving headlong into the touring life, like into the sea, since then constantly on the way, we don’t care about the convenience, the hotel, the home of the homeland, the carriage shelf, the bed, this hot autarian song by viktar sinaisk. let’s listen to the anthems of all the artists, but, of course, they are sleeping and rightly in the first charga, because viktar grygoravich himself is the leading eye and the leader of the belarusian pop scene. reproach, he froze, embarrassed, confused, with a glass cap in his hands, where did this unexpected tenderness come from, yes, yes, i love you. in 1966 , the first vocal-instrumental ensemble of the bssr was created in the bssr - melodies and rytm, who plays on the keyboards and guitars , will be the king of the savets stage, yuriy anton, viktar himself... germalovitch is a late masked teacher and performs for many hours as a jangler and an acrobat, and sometimes there are great wars, and t

that are stuck in space, nasa is set to deliver the final decision on how to bring butch wilmore and sonny williams back home from the international space station. they've been there since june 5th on what was supposed to be a roughly 8 day mission. let's get right to merissa, what is the latest from there? i know we have this news conference, do we have a plan? >> that is the big question that hopefully might be answered within the hour. potentially any minute now. i'm listening to the press conference in one year and i've got you in the other air so i will let you know as you as i'm hearing things but the big question is when and how are butch wilmore and sonny williams coming back down from the space station, they've been up there for, we are going on 80 days now and counting, this was supposed to be a weeklong nation and it has gotten delayed because of several reasons, helium leaks, issues and questions about the thrusters and that is what is used to propel this and maneuver this craft through space, so the big question on the safety and that is the bottom line, we know that's been th

>> it became very obvious that crew-9 was the best option to fly up two empty seats, have butch and sonnythe increment crew and return on crew-9. >> reporter: boeing's starliner spacecraft has been plagued with a number of issues over the years before the test flight in june. the space agency holding a formal review today before deciding that boeing's starliner would not be used to bring that crew home due to safety concerns. nasa administrator bill nelson, a member of the congressional committee that investigated the 2003 columbia and 1986 challenger shuttle disasters -- two accidents that led to the deaths of 14 crew members aboard those shuttles. but despite the most recent setback to boeing's already massively over budget program -- >> how certain are you that boeing will ever launch starliner with a crew on board again? >> 100%. >> reporter: nasa administrator bill nelson says he has full confidence that boeing will eventually return to manned flights. >> ike joining us now. ike, what is nasa saying about the length of time those astronauts are spending in space? and how is boeing re

when we're talking about the ways that butch and sonny could get home, that's why tomorrow is such a big day. we do expect to hear a final decision. we're waiting to find out, are butch and sonny going to get home the way they came up, on boeing's star liner, or are they going to have an even more extended stay in space and taking spacex, which of course spacex and boeing are rivals. so, zinhle, when we talk about the factors that nasa, which really is driving this conversation, and this decision as seen by the head of nasa, bill nelson, who's going to be leading this press conference tomorrow after that flight readiness review, the factors here, safety, safety and safety. if you look at the optics of this, it is preferable for the boeing starliner astronauts come down on boeing's starliner but if they do not feel absolutely comfortable that's the safest option they have made clear since the very beginning, zinhle, that safety is the number one priority. so even if the optics are not great for boeing, that the starliner astronauts have to come down through boeing's rival spacex, that

that's near lawrence caltrain station east java drive in north sonny bill and south mathilda avenue nearn the next to 2 to 4 years. once they're finished, they would provide a total of 600 new homes. the san rafale city council approved a plan to build a sanctioned encampment that would provide services to the unhoused city. officials say that the goal here is to end homelessness. not everybody's on board with the plan. kron 4 sarah stinson. the explains. >> i want take >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting monday night about concerns over encampments that have popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms, garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week. the city says there would also be case

sonny and cher. single. i got you, hit number one, the democratic convention in new york city nominated jimmy carter for president and walter mondale for vice president michael jackson took control of the beatles publishing rights for a whopping 47.5 million dollars. and in 2016, jamaican sprinter star usain bolt won the coveted 100 meter olympic gold medal in rio de janeiro and was the first man to win the event 3 times. >> i used to love name that tune i got you babe. and then you know, that's right. you nothing at all, right. let's take a look at 2.15. see what the weather is like out there. good morning, john. yes, it's looking good. we've cleared out a lot. look at san francisco now got the sunshine up above just a little fog hanging out there in the distance. now this morning, we started with more fog than yesterday, but we're actually going to be a little warmer this afternoon for a lot of areas. >> today, high pressure is winning out just a little bit more as that first low begins to exit. more and m

hello, hello, mom, hi, oh, sonny, right now, wait, nagrom, come on, talk. that's it, i've arrived, in the moscow region, i'm, basically, everything's fine, mommy, everything's fine. nikita mikhailov couldn't get through to his mother, but he didn't lose his head and contacted her through our tv channel. mom, i say hi, because i'm not i was able to call, i tried, but i remember the numbers incorrectly, everything is fine with me, alive and well. emotions are so overwhelming that many even on their native land still do not believe that the worst is over, and now they are safe. i did not believe anything at all, i thought, is it possible at all somehow, i thought, we were told that there are people who sit for 2 years. there is generally a long time, here we sat for literally 2 weeks, that is, you were already preparing for the worst, yes, or such, there were such, well, a lot could be expected, we a lot why were you spinning your head, and so well, in general, i'm glad that they didn't abandon us , they came back for us, they took us, i'm very very happy that

astronauts butch wilmore and sonny williams have been stuck at the international space station sincene and will come back in a spacex capsule in february. >> the best news is we have an american alternative to bring them home. >> nasa awarded boeing with a $4.2 billion contract and a elon musk spacex company with a $2.6 billion contract to help develop the agency's human flights space systems. say has completed multiple crude flights as for boeing this star liner flight was their first crude mission. >> it's disappointing that they are coming home on star liner but that's okay. it's a test flight. that's what they do. they knew those risks. >> one boeing employee tells the post we hate space acts and feels humiliated. the company is now bailing us out. as for butch and sonny, nasa says they support the decision fully and are enjoying their extra time and space paired they will continue not only research but help with tours around the international space station and in terms of having food and water, it is not a worry for nasa. they have frequent resupply medicines going up to the int

the international space station has turned into a real space odyssey with boeing's two astronauts, sonny williams and butch. >> butch wilmore now possibly stuck up there until february of 2025? >> the reason a technical issue with the starliner's thrusters, which nasa fears could jeopardize the astronauts safety on their return journey home here now to talk more about this with us is retired nasa astronaut leroy chiao. >> leroy, thanks for being here with us february 2025. they've already been up there a while. that's one while from now, how do you think they're feeling about all of this? they've always wanted to be up there for a few days well, that's true. >> nobody likes surprises and certainly the unexpected delays and the continuing delays have to be met with a little bit of furrowed about, but, you the sunny and butch are professionals are consummate professionals plenty for them to do. i'm sure the planners, schedulers are really happy to have the extra hands up there. that means a lot more research work can get done and they're not in any kind of stressor or anything like that be

hello, hello, mom, hi, oh, sonny, wait a minute, nagrom, come on, talk. that's it, i've arrived in the moscow region, i, in general, everything is fine, mommy, everything is fine. nikita mikhailov couldn't get through to his mother, but he didn't lose his head and turned to her. through our tv channel, mom, i'm sending my regards because i couldn't get through, i tried, but i remember the numbers incorrectly, everything is fine with me, i'm alive, healthy, my emotions are so overwhelming that many people even in their native land still can't believe that the worst is over, and now they are safe, nothing at all i believed, i thought, is it possible at all somehow, i thought, we were told that there are people who sit there and 2 years is a long time, literally here. the employees were given medical psychological assistance, they were also given phones. i'm alive and well, mom. the prisoner of war exchange took place in the format of 115x15 people, with the mediation of the united arab emirates. this is already the seventh exchange this year. the previous o

. >> sonny iqbal couldn't believe what he saw sunday night at lombard and leavenworth streets in san francisco. >> it was probably 15 plus of actual, bikers. >> iqbal captured video of the bikers coming down lombard street just before 6 p.m. >> the bikers are coming down the hill and they're just honking. and then this happened. that's when i seen the one, two, three bikers starting to circle, and doing wheelies and kind of just burning rubber around the officer there, a handful of bikers circles, an officer who's there to help direct traffic. i just found it interesting that it would happen with a officer. there are definitely antagonizing. >> iqbal said no police ever showed up. no one was arrested. tourists who saw the video of the bikers find it hard to believe they're a little crazy. >> i don't know what to say, but they were doing it just up there. >> it was the same guys i saw yesterday on fisherman's wharf. >> we showed bernard guettel's the video of the bikers at lombard street. he and his family are visiting from belgium and were shocked by what they saw at fisherman's whar

and sonny bill, they include protecting all tenants regardless of their length of residents, extending protections to single-family homes. duplexes and housing built in the last 15 years. restricting evictions for remodeling unless it involves specific repairs. also tightening rules on landlords evicting tenants to movin themselves requiring at least 50% ownership. supporters argue the expanded protections would protect vulnerable renters. but some landlord groups say that this will harm property owners and discourage investment, which may leave even fewer affordable housing options in the county. >> coming up, the family of 2 victims in a quadruple shooting. well, there are speaking out as they mourn the death of yet another family member tonight. plus, a sit-down with supervisor ahsha safai fi yi. who wants to be separatist goes next. mayor, the changes he says he would make if elected this fall and then high levels of lead been found in east bay school district. why teachers are now going public with their concerns. those stories and concerns. those stories and more when the news at

still weird to say troy taylor and company hosting sonny and the tcu horned frogs to open the season.s a great game. seesaw battle all night. 4th quarter cardinal down 3 justin lamson takes the direct snap and runs it in from the one yard line and the cardinals go up. 24 20 with 6.57. remaining. but the state for defense couldn't hold onto the lead first and goal. josh hoover finds a wide open jacked bash for the go-ahead score that's had 6 catches in 139 yards under 2 minutes to go. now. the horned frogs put it out of reach. can cook. look at this up and over for the acrobatic touchdown. stanford comes up just short in its acc debuts final score. 34 to 27 college football's here. it's here. cal players, uc davis tomorrow at 2 in their opener. new era with stanford in the acc afternoon. cow. >> yeah, they're calling it the all coast cuff. be that's a good way to if not, what's going to happen. ghost town well, definitely in full swing football season that's about it. thankful every day. the week. thanks, center. >> that's all we've got for com for news at 11. you can, of course, alway

, sonny, my, sonny, sonny , zanochek , great, sharovar, great, listen, you're a lucky guy, we were already you sit down? specifically, you won't live to see it, well, the pub is loaded, i'm hungry as hell, but first to the bathhouse, we're going, there will be a bathhouse, a pub, and girls. well done, general, you did everything right, he got out, i'm still not sure that it was a good idea, zhenya, it's normal, this bastard has an old grudge against the miner, believe me, he 'll bury him before you do, well, let's hope, we will, we will, you did everything right, there's no other way with this one, when it comes to them, this one raised his hand against his mother, nothing sacred, so there's no point in feeling sorry for them, i would have turned all the drug addicts over to the wall without a trial, lenya, you know what, i'll probably walk home, i'm sure it's not far for me here, come on. "listen, regarding our conversation about the guys from the capture group, if it makes you feel better, each of their families received 3 million rubles. the people's money won't be returned, i can't off

i was like, did you guys see that marble >>>sonny, who met us in houston, was one of a few dozen influencers to the white house to watch the state of the union and meet president biden. >>>>he said to us, the collective presence in this room has more viewership on gen z than all of traditional media combined. so here's my birth control vlog >>>it was this viral video she posted after the fall of roe v wade >>>>over the united states of my uterus >>>that initially caught the attention of a democratic super pac on the right turning point usa has mobilized influencers for years, raising nearly $200 million since 2020. >>>>we realize they're coming for you guys next. >>>now, democratic organizations are flooding the creator community with cash and providing behind the scenes access. >>>>come with me to meet the president of the united states. we just have to be working with them. and if we're not we're missing a huge way that voters are getting information about the world. >>>rob flaherty runs digital strategy. previously, in the biden white house. and now for the harris campaign. >>>>you think

call back, you agreed with the puskovichs about transferring the money, i call, they don't answer, sonny, semyon, or something, it seems, ksenia, no. look at this handsome man, semyon, where the hell are you , binge drinking again, have you gone crazy, i kept you for so many years that you're sleeping or something, eh, quickly into the house, quickly into the house. igor, thank you, you are taking such a risk because of me, igor, forgive me. and what is bitter, a smooth life suddenly became an arc. in telegiment it is of course different, but i want it so, when they call, that i would be like these guys, if anything, yes, i will help you with any problem, without rushing home, although rarely thank you, i would like to talk there.

his dear, where have you been, sonny, elizaveta andreyevna, why aren't you answering the phone, i'm drivinghe phone, you could have at least warned me that you were going somewhere, i asked you to stay home, we 'll eat now and then leave again, where to the movies, yegor was at the movies yesterday, and today with grandma, no, he'll stay home with mom, mom, do n't be angry, i'm not angry darling, go wash your hands for now, okay, you don't want to apologize, are you out of your mind, you're overheated in the kitchen, i didn't even make it to the kitchen because of you, can you even imagine how worried i am... lord, i'm so tired, i still have to listen to your complaints now, better cook us some food, and how is oleg? oleg, everything is great, i sent you my regards, there is a casserole, but it is only for egor, there is not enough for you, feed yourselves, i will remain hungry, romochka, here is some bread! why don't you eat anything, it is not tasty, forgive me for. maybe we should go somewhere? to the petsunda, for example, why? it was very nice there on our honeymoon, you see, we need t

la mega campeona estadounidense simon biles, quien obtuvo obtuvo el oro tambien en el podio estuvo sonnyemica en el ring, la italiana angela carini decidio retirarse de la pelea frente a la argelina ivane kalib a solo 46 segundos del inicio luego de recibir un duro golpe de parte de su rival, calif fue descalificada del campeonato mundial del 2023 despues de fallar una prueba de genero y su presencia en los juegos y ha convertido en todo un tema y los medallistas olimpicos de ping pong de china, corea del norte y corea del sur ofrecieron esta imagen. >> hicieron un selfie juntos en el podio celebrando la victoria pese a las tensiones entre los gobiernos. >> mientras paris se sigue vistiendo de gala olimpica, regreso con ustedes al estudio pablo aguabella, telemundo d deportes. >> pablo, muchisimas gracias por este informe. >> por cierto, vamos a echarle un vistazo al medallero olimpico de estados unidos, sigue en la cima con 37 preseas. >> le sigue el pais anzidion, francia y despues esta china, que sigue acumulando la mayor parte de las medallas doradas gran bretana y despues australia.

nuisance, can you do something, no problem, i have one idea, we 'll plant something illegal on this sonny, wait, where did you get something illegal from? well, you watch out, arthur, be careful, drugs ruin your brain, no, i'm more into women with a fishing rod, in short, i have a drug dealer on my hook, he sells drugs near clubs, great, yeah, let's do it that way, sorry! and you, roman sergeevich? yes, liza, hello, hello, artem's father called me, said that you want to meet with me, yes, i wanted to ask you a couple of questions, of course, ask, do you know what could have pushed artem to do what he did? no, i can't understand, everything was fine with us. and what has he been doing lately, who has he been talking to? yes, everything is as usual, he was preparing for the tournament, from morning till night, then training, then medical examinations, today we were going to a restaurant to celebrate the day we met, i don't know, i really don't know why he, everything was fine between us, you know, he couldn't... he couldn't commit suicide, i don't know what you want, i don't even know if yo

and so sonny and butch i'm sure are up for it, although it's hard.starliner, do you think that they almost had that built into their their way of thinking that things could happen that were unexpected 7 absolutely. and, you know, i mean, we could have labelled this flight as they'll be there somewhere between eight days and eight months. also, if you see those smiles on their faces when you just see random footage from orbit, i mean, it's magical place to live and work. it is hard to be up there without your family. it's really hard on the families and it's hard on them, too. but that doesn't mean that it isn't just an amazing privilege to have to be working up there, but i do. i do hope they're... i'm sure they're doing okay. the french president emmanuel macron has described an explosion outside a synagogue near montpelier as an act of terror. the blast in la grande motte injured a police officer. the authorities said it was caused by two cars being set alight, one of which had a gas cannister inside. police are hunting for a suspect, and security

wedding will... will happen anyway, just know that i don't change my mind, so either you teach your sonnyhe should go yourself, or our business will end, all business, not just work. are you skipping class? and you, there's nothing to eat, sorry, i can cook some macaroons, but i didn't come to eat, did you know about the wedding about this one, honestly, just don't lie, i found out yesterday in front of the restaurant, let's go discuss my room, that is, it's a deal, right? probably something like that, dad said that he and your mother for business, damn, to marry for business, i thought we live in the soviet union, listen, do you care, let 's get married quickly, everything, everything, anyway , ponoruzhku, i don't want ponoruzhku, laska, i really want love for life, i want it too, you just never said. there was nothing to say, i didn't even know that it could be like this, you look at a person, you understand that it's him, she, and it's like that with me too, damn, forgive me, i've wanted to tell you for a long time, i forgot, it's just, i too, you know, she's just, she incredible, such

back in june 2 astronauts butch wilmore and sonny williams salute to the international space station starliner. but now they will fly home next february and a spacex, dragon. despite bone's insistent starliner is safe to fly them back. >> it is disappointing. they are not coming home on starliner. that is okay. it is it has flat. >> reporter: nasa spent weeks analyzing issues on the flight to the eye says. specifically helium leaks in the overheating of small maneuvering thrusters. their propulsion system is critical to the return flight home including undocking in the breaking point of the return to the earth. the small engine into flooded hundreds of times to keep the spacecraft and their precise orientation for safe reentry and target touchdown. instead, starliner will return uncrewed next month. >> there was too much uncertainty. it was just too much risk for the crew. >> reporter: bon said we continue to focus on the safety of the truth and spacecraft. we are executing the mission is determined by nasser. nasa's decision is bound to frustrate the legacy aerospace giant and the s

is not just a cat, he is my child, you see, this is my son, that's why they all think he's mommy's, sonnyi don't hear you, she has a mom too, and her mom will be left alone, she'll take her for herself, battle is a potential mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. mikhail won't have a family, because you already have a family, you are mikhail. and now he's on the arm, like your young man. your mother-in-law, not alive, ex? died. did she abuse you? very much. and was there no one to stand up for you? no one. here , mom should already be involved then. yes, maybe mom needs to provide, but then mom needs to live together with victoria. she doesn't want it. and what, when you're getting married, look in your pocket, in your pocket, but how, where, here she is, of course, the two of us can't, right? hello, on air is the program vremya, in the studio ekaterina andreeva, the main events of the day. he risked his life, but saved his family. who were hiding in the basement from ukrainian militants, the incredible story of roman yatsenko, who took his wife and five children out of sudzha. they understoo

and, sonny schwartz wasjust had all kinds of information on the programing that we were able to get a real good look at what the pam, in past years, compared to what it looks like today. and eileen hurst was justabove just such an in-depth history, lyrical perspective of the sheriff's department. so i find that they those two will continue to be really, really stronges, that, you know, as we deal with, with and face problems that we have to assess, they're great resources to of get an idea of how these issues were dealt with in the past, we also civilian oversight alliance conference tha by the department of police accountability here in san fransc. so, it was a great conference. i was one of the panelists, along with the naco director of policefennell and accountability, hansel aguilar. and we focused on and had a conversation about racial equity in police oversight. and the importance of racial equitylices very valuable. program that we participate in that day. and i want to thank president sue and board who both attended and engaged in the discus abo these issues. and so it was rea

i 'll come here, i'll rip your puppy's head off, you got me, you got me, got me, goodbye, zanochek, sonnyerything, everything 's fine, who is this, it doesn't matter, yes, yes, anna, you're leaving, yes, i'll be back tomorrow, and you keep an eye on this one, oh, alekseevich, and i thought i'd go home early today, and tomorrow morning straight to the market for groceries, you'll stay here, and send the new guy, the owner, for groceries, gosha, yes, keep an eye on him, okay. don't you think that her body could be somewhere here, in the corner of the garden, for example, there 's no body there, i'm sitting here, alive, as you can see, but this is for now, and it doesn't matter how you participate, or whether he uses you in the dark, in mortal danger, do you understand that? listen, stop scaring me, i 'll call my husband now, i'm not scaring you, i'm warning you, here, call if anything, the main thing is to get it done in time. do you need anything? anya, are you crazy? what are you crazy about? close the door! good morning, oleg nikolaevich, good morning, lera, i'm not here for anyone, the

and so sonny and butch, i'm sure are up for it, although it's hard. yeah., do you think that they almost had that built into their their way of thinking that things could happen that were unexpected ? absolutely. and, you know, i mean, we could have labelled this flight, as they'll be there somewhere between eight days and eight months. also, if you see those smiles on their faces when you just see random footage from orbit, i mean, it's magical place to live and work. it is hard to be up there without your family. it's really hard on the families and it's hard on them too. but that doesn't mean that it isn't just an amazing privilege to have to be working up there, but i do. i do hope they're... i'm sure they're doing okay. the french president, emmanuel macron, has described an explosion outside a synagogue near montpellier as an act of terror. the blast in la grande motte injured a police officer. the authorities said it was caused by two cars being set alight, one of which had a gas cannister inside. police are hunting for a suspect, and security outsid

don't quite understand everything, let's say this is your young lady bank, orders yeryomin professor's sonny, as his partner portnovsky portnovsky, and for some reason of his own, yeryomin takes poison, comes to portnovsky and somehow makes him give himself a lethal injection, no, i think it was all much simpler, he came, brought this poison, like regular heroin, probably even made money on it, gave a dose to portnovsky, he got a kick and hello, but wait, all this is happening... in front of partnerovsky's mother, where's the logic? well, drug addicts have their own logic, but not to that extent, thank you, one of you told me that women have their own logic, now it means drug addicts, varenka, please note, we are not generalizing this. "make me some coffee, please, you then back to court, yeah, there are 20 volumes of cases, but there is hope that they will announce a break for 2 days, it would be good, listen, why are you all walking around in the middle of the work day, that crime is over, you see, we have a mental calm before a brain storm, yeah, yeah, oh, well done, borya, thank you for

that would free up two seats on the spacex spacecraft and two remains astronauts would join butch and sonnyments for the next five months or and all four would return on that spacex crew dragon capsule but the return voyage gnat schedule -- not scheduled till february of 2025. stuart: oh boy, thank you, jonathan serrie very much. what are sun run doing, ashley? ashley: the goal is to help homeowners build virtual power plants and make money in the process. sounds good. sunrun partnering with tesla electric to support the energy grid in texas through texas power wall battery system and they'll give owners of power walls the option to let tesla manage and adjust an owner's home energy system either at home or through the grid and some will be compensated through the form of yearly payments al cuelated around $400 per -- calculated around $400 per power wall and helping electricity reserves on the grid and peak consumption and wall street analysts are bullish on tesla energy saying it's one of the company's biggest growth drivers. elon musk is remarkable. stuart: he's everywhere. thanks issue

denis, denis, denis, sonny, denis, save him, save him, please, save him, don't leave me, denis, ksyushau need to eat for two now. look at lera's appetite, what did you ask, something? no, nothing, don't get distracted, eat, tamara viktorovna, don't worry, we're we'll come to you and you'll tell us everything, who called? denis kovalev's mother, he was attacked last night, this is maxim, he was detained, kovalev is alive, no one was detained, denis was miraculously saved, but there is good news, he came out of a coma, thank god, they already talked to him, no, he is in a vegetative state, that is, it turns out that the person does not feel anything at all, does not feel anything, does not hear anything, does not react to anything, yes, oh, kirilyuk, kirilyuk, do you even understand what happened, and this is an emergency, an emergency of such a scale that they will put us all in jail, allocation intensive care, intensive care, someone gets in, and this someone is trying to commit an attack on a patient, do you have a walk-through yard there? he can be seen through the window into the for

plus, stanford beginning its new era of football in acc posting sonny and tcu down on the farm tonight. highlights coming up on sports night live. >> welcome to sports night live. i'm ben ross. late night drama at oracle park. we've also got stanford football coming up and a stunner at the u.s. open. we'll start with baseball. the giants playoff hopes really just hanging by a thread at this 0, 6, and a half games behind atlanta for the final wild-card spot. pretty much no margin for error anymore. and tonight, a chance to beat up on the nl worst marlins in the first of a three-game series. blake snell on the hill. that's always good news for the orange and black. could he shut down miami? well, yes, and health. was up to the task in this one contin

look at harley-davidson was literally built onto "outlaw motorcycles" from angels to sonny burger toer other group of motorcycle outlaws or you want to use. this is the genre or the group that is built up to harley to speak. so granted, it is not cool to be a outlaw or criminal, but these organizations are working very well in society, and let's go ahead and make it what it is. let's make harley-davidson what it's always been. i love harleys and i've been with harley since the '70s. >> carley: they reversed hiring practice which shows the power of the consumer. we will see if they stick to it. jesse, thank you for joining us with politics and motorcycles, love it, have a great day. >> have a great day. >> todd: panama hearing out u.s. migrant deportation flights with 29 illegal migrants with criminal records. >> carley: griff jenkins with the details, hi, griff. >> panama is 20 the fight to stop the border crisis coming across our border, which are originates far south and the dangerous. and calf and i traveled there with fox team. get this, 2023 last year more than a half dome icap