to need because i think this misha to have a good job of none or shifted was good enough and mix yeah. we had a lot of it got a job and a sizeable could affect what was so. that he had a lot of tech to get out. of way. out of life have been job with celtic. need to do that when you get it you have a choice so each. visit. will get. to a but we did a bunch of. stuff. mr. belin. on the good kind of a good plan is good luck to one meaning the shabbiness out of the shelter you had the other day and she had no fight she sure nobody had to shout at me so why would i say oh why anyone oh and i just said i and you can only have 4 yeah. yeah it has affected my i probably am never caught one looking for the last one up when i hadn't left the house what i would. call but oh shut up shut all the fun and 7 ashish of what i thought. i meant is very sure we're going to go. there. i know. absolutely. the show all that and it's almost like. you that you should be in it that. you. want to be well yeah well. you know get over. the division of right. to suicide. you would do should be cause well you know

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would the violence that ensued ended up killing 53 people most of whom were muslim why is capital misha still a member of the b j p s. he he was he was a member of another political party ignore his part of the b. dip b. and the us political party had been damaged he was indicted the political party was making noise no extremely happy and comfortable with this kind of hypocrisy is wrong but if somebody i'm dealing with conviction and i'm telling you that let everyone must know that if anybody makes that i'm going to speculate that it's from the but they don't but by pure the ruling party or from them i think that by the end this it is that it will commit crime and constriction unless specter of that affair i don't get b s l c h one of the political party they will not be spent it will not work in their favor because a lot of the land is absolutely let go it's good fiction must be punished so you've said. that now minister of home affairs describing migrants from bangladesh as termites you've had to janet the chief minister of the country's most populous state say that there is nothing w

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also mention the syrian opposition misha or syrian opposition or human rights mission but this is being refute the fact is that you know how many if you sat and like the character we have to rely on weapons and what he said to what the french president on about what is the french president talking about he said 300 syrian islam is militants now from aleppo deployed to nagorno-karabakh you may have perhaps you've heard of the news we should be circulated by certain of separation missions but i do not know what kind of evidence he has and that space but it was actually there but how might he have made it clear that this post just an allegation that it reacted so probably in michigan i don't but in how many of us that when you think about the by did ministrations view of syria more generally do you think he'll start up a war again maybe back islam ists again against i think the isis is coming back and this is going to be referred to by a. lady u.s. administration and there probably isn't going to be a very serious issue there could be pursued by bike and steam but souci any united states a

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maria act of one the 1st gender neutral best leading performance award for this film she's phenomenal misha plays a german scientist relationship wary and she is given a robot an android played by dan stevens of downton abbey fame who's programmed to satisfy her every need fortunately things don't work out as planned and they end up in couples therapy is quite fun sort of saif i take on the screwball comedy from a german director morea shot at one of my favorite films of this year and i'd also like to mention a documentary that got a special jury award today it is called have bachmann and his class and it's sort of a fly on the wall documentary looking at a german class with a majority of migrant. student body very very touching really moving documentary that was again one of my favorites of this year's got to know so overall how did this 1st complete the online berlin film festival go. yeah in terms of the movies i thought it was quite good i didn't agree with the jury's picks but i almost never do they never call me they never listen but in terms of the actual movie shown i thought it was

. >> 39-year-old misha is a recipient of the fund, she was the first woman to play golf at central carolinaity, now she is a men's head coach and she is starting a women's team in august. >> if i saw someone coaching like me, i would be impressed and enthused to go ahead and be a coach. some people don't think it's an avenue they can go down. >> she inspired her younger sister, heidi. head coach of the women's basketball program at uc san die diego. >> what is it about your sister that makes her so special and sets her apart from most coaches? >> she has a passion for not just basketball butforeseeing other people be successful. >> something that coach tara does not take for granted. >> the impact of on coaching is life long, it's fun to be part of someone'ses life, to be an parent part of someone's life. >> you can find more of my interview with coach and on her career with an effort to bring more attention to social issues by going to cbs news.com. straight ahead in utah, the battle lines are drawn between energy and the environment. and later the search for towering trees, so notre dame'

sal misha colette is a critic for "the new york times" and henry rutgers professor at rutgers university. thank you very much for being with us. i wonder first off here when you hear the queen's statement, part of it is acknowledging the problem but i wonder what you think of the statement overall. >> i think what harry and meghan exposed to us wasn't just a family squabble but the way in which race and racism are central to how the monarchy exists and also how -- which members of the family belong to the royal family. so i think it's beyond a family squabble, but really endemic to and exposing racism that's at the core of the monarchy itself. >> with that in mind, this statement talks about pulling this sort of in an insular way into the family discussing this privately, but you're saying it's more than a family squabble. do they owe the country a public conversation about this? >> i mean, they're already having these public conversations in england, right? the summer wasn't just limited to the united states in terms of the call to recognize black lives that matter, but also taking plac

. >> dasha, to misha's point, this is all about capacity, all of the migrants coming to the board remember pushing facilities to the limits. walk us through what you're seeing? what is happening to these migrants once they reach the border, ultimately making it to the u.s. and these facilities reaching capacity? >> yes, amin, i mean the vast -- ayman, i mean the vast majority of them are past capacity and although the biden administration says the border is closed and only unaccompanied minors are being allowed in, what we're seeing from the data and the reality here on the ground is, that families, especially those crossing the border, here in the rio grande valley, families with children, are largely being allowed to stay in the united states. and my colleague julia answerley and jodi ham monday and i have new reporting today that border patrol agents as of saturday have been authorized to release migrant families without a court date and that is a signature departure from customs and border protection policy. and we spent the weekend and this morning speaking to those migrant families t

they say their shock since but misha is normally safe. they want the thief.k everly live forced tonight ever. thank you, some burglars in san francisco or using blowtorches to break into businesses. at least two stores in the city have been hit recently by thieves using blue blowtorches. this is surveillance video showing a window shattering at a designer i class eyeglass store in the marina district. it happened in san francisco. the burglar tried to get in on sunday, but couldn't because the glass at . the store owner thinks that the suspect probably figured the blowtorch wouldn't activate the alarm. instead of hammering with a making all the noise and more risks injury, i think like the blowtorch since it just kind of like, shatters it. it's kind of cleaner and quieter. just two days earlier at four. in the morning, a man used a blowtorch at a clothing store in the city sunset district before stealing merchandise, blowtorch burglaries might actually be more common than not one window repair toll ktvu that blow torches have been used during break ins in san