el mandatario expresÓ que las personas impacto adas por la pandemia se estÁn recupero land crisis queaciÓn que estamos ahora. y que para mucha es como una ayuda muy importante el senador bobo me mÉndez espera mÁs. y pero el presidente puede ayudar mÁs. >>> antes de reanudar los pagos de los prÉstamos estudiantiles, le solicito al presidente que ejerza su autoridad ejecutiva para cance lugar hasta 50 mil dÓlares en prÉstamos estudiantiles, unos 43 millones estadounidenses adeudan prÉstamo estudiantiles. >>> bueno la carretera que corre en la playa estarÁ cerrada en los pocos dÍas por la acumulas de arena en dicho corredor, el cierre abarca las calles lincoln y la calle se desconoce cuando serÁ reabierta al trÁnsito. >>> mÁs proyectos para poner mÁs bello a san francisco por un nuevo plan para transformar un terreno baldÍo en un viveres cerca de las calles cinco y bryan. se plantarÁn mil Árbolles para posteriormente ser llevados en diferentes puntos de la ciudad. el proyecto serÁ disponible o serÁ posible gracias aÚn su vens parte de la iniciativa california limpia del gobernador newsom

business owner. >> last may after months of pandemic closure and take out only she was hit with an ada lawsuit alleging her restaurant was not in compliance. she felt helpless, cornered and pressured to settle. >> i already pay $17,000. >> she is making monthly payments. >> we are all supportive of the ada law. we want to be in compliance. we support the community with disabilities. >> they say that the law official recruits serial filers like one who filed 500 lawsuits that were false and dishonest. >> these lawsuits have never been about disability rights or disability access. they have always been designed to shake down small businesses. >> the legal action after more than a year of work is demanding the san diego based firm stop filing the lawsuits. >> it's the law official. >> to pay civil penalties and return all money obtained to businesses that settled including amanda. >> some of them have to close for the business. it is very sad. >> the fact it continued through the pandemic is horrible. >> in san francisco, kpix5. >>> a live look at the white house now. this morning gun rig

. >> potter handy sues businesses regardless of whether or not there are ada violations present. >> how the san francisco district attorney is fighting what it calls false ada lawsuits hurting small businesses. >>> a grocery store staple getting more expensive. what is fueling the price jump? >>> it's hard to believe, it (music throughout) >>> paramount allianz seem to feel very comfortable in one neighborhood. this evening, san mateo police are sharing this video of the big cats. they are warning residents, the lions have been spotted at least three times on king ridge drive. residents are being urged to stay alert and keep an eye on their pets and kids. >>> live out of sentences go, district attorney bernadine is taking legal action against what he says are taking advantage of targeting small businesses with disability rights lawsuits. saying potter handy has targeted vulnerable businesses that cannot afford to go to court. >> our instigation revealed that potter handy sues businesses regardless of whether or not there are ada violations present, and regardless of whether they have al

all ada approval. >> reporter: he says he was sued over the height of the tables outside. they are not wheelchair accessible. >> height of counters is a very common complaint that we see in their lawsuits. >> reporter: d.a. investigators say in at least one instance, a chinatown business owner reviewed security camera video to see if someone in a wheelchair even visited the business in the time alleged in the claims but didn't find evidence of a victim. this isn't the first time law firms have been accused of mass suing over ada issues in hopes of getting quick settlements. the d.a. wants a judge to force the law firm to stop these claims and return any settlements they have already collected. today's announcement comes as the d.a. is facing a recall election in june. many of his critics note chinatown is home to some of his most vocal opponents, including some who showed up to shout him down today. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> april showers bringing snow to the sierra. the snow began falling at 6:00 this morning. more than a foot of snow is ex

estamos buscando la rectora ada pantoja. ¿cuÁndo podremos encontrarla a ella?ya tipo orgÍa o fiesta que le hacÍan con material pornogrÁfico. alvarado: cuando visitÁbamos en la misma ciudad de tijuana esta propiedad de samuel, uno de los fieles se nos acercÓ para explicarnos por quÉ para ellos la riqueza de los joaquin es un regalo divino. >> y si dios a la familia del apÓstol de dios, dios la ha bendecido con propiedades y con lo que dios les ha dado. yo le darÍa mÁs. mÁs. martin: nunca escuchÉ alguna persona que se quejara de todo lo que tenÍa el siervo de dios. a nosotros es el chip que se te mete por generaciones. de que lo que tiene el siervo de dios se lo merece. eso y mÁs. tanto mÁs que hasta se merece lo que tÚ tienes. entonces, si tÚ tienes un bonito carro, si tÚ tienes una casa padre, si tÚ tienes algo, algo que te pertenece de alto valor, eso deberÍa de ser para el siervo de dios. alvarado: ¿nos podrÍas explicar quÉ significado tiene para la familia joaquin el tener un zoolÓgico privado dentro de sus propiedades? martin: a samuel le gustaban mucho los

here's what's different about the qualcomm adas. it's an addition to our additional chassis we're building an additional chassis for the automotive industry, and it's scalable and open our vision, jim, we need to get scale with assisted driving and autonomy we can bring this from the premium car down to entry level cars in multigeneration, and it's really a multi-tier open scalable platform. we have gm working with us for the super cruise we announced bmw and a lot of interesting things coming into the future super excited about adas and the automotive business and hopefully investors will realize they're more to qualcomm than phones >> mary barra told me she's incredibly excited about what you have got and why she chose you. now, there are companies like mobile-i and nvidia, they have options too. why would you go with qualcomm over those others? >> look, interesting thing about what we're doing is our dna comes from mobile. and you're not going to put a server in a trunk of a car if you look when mary barra was a ces and opened a

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been using a wheelchair for more than six years. >> as someone who is disabled and obviously relies on ada complains to make everything accessible we need a law that gives them a chance to fix the problem and become compliant. the ultimate goal should be getting the business compliant. >> reporter: they've already collected at least 10 million in settlements according to the san francisco da office. the district attorney this week filed a civil suit against the firm saying the business model is designed to shake down mom and pop show shops. so many which barely survived pandemic restrictions had to settle citing costs of hiring rnng alleons woulbe too costly. >> i already paid $17,000. it's really hurtful to the small business owner. >> reporter: eight years ago an annual fund raiser had half a million for lawsuits. >> right now anybody can find something that doesn't work, if there is a step or whatever that needs to be fixed they don't say fix this. they say here is a lawsuit. it's already been filed. good luck. >> we reached to the potter handy law firm about the winery cases and earlie

they say recruited serial filer who's filed and settled at least 500 lawsuits alleging ada violations. the da say were false and dishonest. >> these lawsuits have never been about disability rights or access. they always been designed to shake down small businesses. >> reporter: the legal action after more than a year of investigative work demanding the san diego-based firm stop filing the law firm. >> to pay civil penalties and return all money to businesses that settled. >> you know, i will have to close the business. it is sad. >> the in fact this has continued through the pandemic. >> we reached out to the law firm for comment but have not yet heard back. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> taking a look live outside right now. a cold and windy night after unusual early spring weather across the pay area. >> we saw a number of trees come crashing down today, the wind bringing downpour lines and power polls as well as nearly 5,000 pg&e customers are without power tonight. first alert meteorologist is joining us now with a chance of rain this week. >> bonus chances of rain. it was breezy a

in a quarter mile of its entrance free ada parking has been reduced by nearly 60%.rvisors meet at two this afternoon where a vote is expected. we will let you know how that vote swings. it's almost 7:00. >>> let's check the tuesday morning commute starting the super commuters, pass, things looking slow there. speeds about a 53 minute drive going into the city. live lab at the golden gate bridge. things looking lovely. 20 minutes state route 37. >>> it's a pretty start to the day. we have the light hitting the bay bridge just light. this is that brief moment in the day. request we have more midand upper 70s f will be more low to midbut it's a subtle drop. almost the same. the last -- two days did. >> if you have another $27 million, there is a deal for you. >> just another 27 million. >> totally normal. >> that's how much it'll -- to find the most expensive home. the mansion has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, more than 8,000 square feet. the most expensive that was sold in menlo park went for under 15 million in 2020. >> that's a lot but that's a lot to clean. lot of

the evidence does not ada plus journalism on the run mexico and its culture of violence against report who are killed with impute hello robert gilbert in europe. the listening post where we put the global media in all their forms under the microscope. when ellen musk started tweeting about social media platforms and online ethics, a lot of users concluded he was trolling. the world's richest man has a penchant for pushing people's buttons, but his decision to offer $44000000000.00 for the site reflects how badly he wants it mosque has called himself a free speech absolutist. he's described twitter as a digital town square, and that's led analysts to assume that under mosques watch, twitter will loosen it's content moderation policies, which has disturbing implications for hate speech. and it's a fact. there have also been suggestions that he will introduce, paid subscriptions, ban user anonymity and add an added function, letting people change their tweets after posting them. there was also the question of what to do about donald trump and his ilk. elan mosque is on the verge of taking

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after a near five—year absence from the national team, we'll tell you why former ballon d'or winner ada's returning to the norway side. also coming up in the programme... all eyes on augusta national, where golf's first men's major of the year is nearly upon us. underfire for under fire for his fashion, answering the credits over the pictures dividing. —— dividing opinion. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. after manchester city and liverpool put their noses in front last night, the holders chelsea are going to look to edge closer to the semifinals of the champions league this evening when they take on is—time winners real madrid. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, is at stamford bridge. also there, natalie, will be carlo ancelotti after some uncertainty, but he has made it to face his former side.— but he has made it to face his former side. . �* ., former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side _ former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side yesterday _ former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side yesterday because . former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his sid

-- that the ada said he wasn't qualified to be a judge, and he was not -- he decided he was qualified to be a public health expert. how far over a cliff this country has gone since trump was installed in office to run amok for four years. host: i'm going to leave it there. the wall street journal reported and you allude to this earlier that the judge made a decision on saying that they concluded that they exceeded the authority granted to it under decades of federal public health law, and they violated rules and procedures. it is not a decision about health. guest: i think many health experts would disagree with that. there are always exceptions in the process, but it seems like the job is hung up on sanitation and if mask of any relation to sanitation. they protect us from microbes. they've always been used in a medical setting. masking is one way to prevent the transmission of communicable diseases. the case is very strong. interpretation is very narrow. the cdc has had this authority for 80 years. i think that is why the immense ration was right to appeal this decision. host: melis

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they have two ada placard and they cross into the richmond all the time.lden gate park because it's safe for their grandkids. lastly, car-free j.f.k. drive provides meaningful space for all and without the threat of dangerous traffic. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is jacob. i'm a random person. i live in meira loma. i believe that to wander and explore and learn from the natural resources and open spaces available to us is not just a privilege, but a fundamental human right that is often inadvertently denied to us in urban spaces. i think that by closing j.f.k. to traffic, we've created something beautiful that is worth keeping. so please support car-free j.f.k. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm lane. i'm also random person. i don't know what district that is. i guess i am fine biking around cars because i really enjoy the excitement of almost dying all the time and i actually find it like a roller-coaster, but i notice a lot of families enjoy using the space differently and i

. >> (música). ada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria?én at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. >> (música). >> muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo48. >> hablemos de las fibras oficial ha revelada en méxico con respecto a los polleros. >> recorren todo el territorio con los migrantes y los cruzan por la frontera. cuando son arrestados un bajo porcentaje termina en la cárcel. >> (música). >> la frontera es su principal oficina

start paying for deliveries in roubles. several other you nations including germany, also yet to comply ada, heavily reliant on russian gas. here's what polish prime minister mateusz. moreover risky, had to say about the cut off then like a no patricia, as i have emphasized many times, a poland has prepared to diversify its gas supplies and to obtain gas from various sources. and not even before the baltic gas pipeline enters service. we will be able to protect our economy, stronger, protect our households and poles, people against such a dramatic step by russia and clock in as is thrown at us. earlier i spoke to journalist young polo cut in war, so i asked him if poland will cope without russian gas asked. the polish prime minister says, well officially they can, and they have good reasons to say. so m giving the fact that the deposits here in poland are according to officials that are pretty much filled as to 2 thirds of its kept capacity. a given the fact that the heating season is almost over and giving the fact that poland indeed built alternative routes. they built a terminal for liqu

more than four dozen wineries over the past six months have been slapped with ada lawsuits targetingcompliant websites. even if part of a web page cannot be translated by screen leader for visually impaired, the business can be held liable. >> disabled and obviously relies on ada compliance to make everything accessible. we need a national law that gives them a chance to fix the problem and become compliant. >> by recruiting serial filers, the law firm of potter and handy has collected at least $10 million in settlements. according to san francisco district attorney's office. this week the d.a. filed a civil suit against potter and handy saying business model is designed to shake down mom and pop shops. we have reached to the firm for comment. >>> the statewide fund was created by the restaurant foundation with donation from banks and natural gas providers. restaurants must be open, have less than three locations. businesses can get up to $3,000. this year health officials are seeing surprising spring spike in cases of the flu. so far infections have tallied up to at least 3.8 millio

-- that the ada said he wasn't qualified to be a judge, and he was not -- he decided he was qualifiedo be a public health expert. how far over a cliff this country has gone since trump was installed in office to run amok for four years. host: i'm going to leave it there. the wall street journal reported and you allude to this earlier that the judge made a decision on saying that they concluded that they exceeded the authority granted to it under decades of federal public health law, and they violated rules and procedures. it is not a decision about health. guest: i think many health experts would disagree with that. there are always exceptions in the process, but it seems like the job is hung up on sanitation and if mask of any relation to sanitation. they protect us from microbes. they've always been used in a medical setting. masking is one way to prevent the transmission of communicable diseases. the case is very strong. interpretation is very narrow. the cdc has had this authority for 80 years. i think that is why the immense ration was right to appeal this decision. host: melissa

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they estimate more than 250 businesses, many in china town have been hit with these ada lawsuits. the da's office said that potter handy law firm files the fraudulent lawsuits regardless of any ada violations. the complaint also alleges that the law firm pressures targets to pay it's settlements of up to $10,000 each. >> i already pay a $17,000. >> these lawsuits have never been about disability rights or disability access. they have always been designed to shake down small businesses. >> potter handy has potentially collected more than 10 mil in settlements. we reached out to the law firm for comment and have yet to hear back. >>> investigators looking in to if the sprinkler system failed or became overwhelmed by the fire that gutted a san jose home depot over the weekend it. started in the lumber department at the back of the blossom hill store on saturday but is not clear how it all started. nobody was hurt. >>> pg&e giving us it's take this morning on the millions of dollars it'll have to pay up for two massive wildfires. the utility is now on the hook for 55 million. the civi

they estimate more than 250 businesses have been hit with ada lawsuits. the da's office said that potter handy law official files the fraudulent lawsuits regardless of if there are any ada violations. the complaint alleges that the law firm pressures its targets to pay settlements of up to $10,000 each. >> i pay a $17,000. >> these lawsuits have never been about disability rights or disability access. they have always been designed to shake down small businesses. >> potter handy has potentially collected more than $10 million in settlements. we reached out to the law official for comment and have yet to hear back. >>> a live look at oakland now with aclu is urging the state attorney general to investigate a plan to close seven schools. the friendship said that the plan impacts black students who make up more than half the enrollment at four of the schools on the chopping block. it added in a statement by under funding and mismanaging small schools in black neighborhoods the district created the very conditions that it now sites to justify disrupting tight

jetblue ada surprising bid for spirit airlines plus one airline stocks that might be a lot. so, been, it was quite a week. seemed like the market was ignoring stuff the federal reserve was saying. don't they know what is coming? the bond market certainly took notice and then in the stock market we saw a divergence that suggests stock investors are repositioning their portfolio. >> the entire market finished lower this week and ranged from so what for the dow too bad for the nasdaq. the market was caught off guard when the fed governor said it was time to shrink the fed balance sheet and do it quickly. that hurts more expensive stocks like the one you find in the nasdaq and less of them in the dow. it explains the discrepancy in the performance there. jack: early in the week we saw the yield curve invert a number of times which is a scary signal of possible recession and suddenly steep end for the 40 basis point move in the 10 year which is a dramatic move. ben: it was a huge move. on top of the 10 year yield, than the thought that they might not be doing that anymore helped

more than four dozen wineries over six months have been slapped with ada lawsuits targeting noncompliantebsites. even if part of a single web page cannot be translated by a screen reader for visually impaired, the business can be liable. >> obviously relies on ada compliance issues to make everything accessible. we need a national law that protects businesses and gives them a chance to fix the problem and become compliant. the ultimate goal should be getting the business compliant. >> by recruiting serial filers, law firm of potter and handy has collected at least 10 million in settlements according to san francisco district attorney's office. the d.a. filed a civil suit against potter and handy saying the business motto is designed to shake down mom and pop shops. we have reached out and are yet to hear back. >>> hanging in the balance after elon musk's unsolicited multi billion dollar take over bid. he offered $43 billion calling the bid his best and final offer. this is just the latest twist in a more than week long saga. musk recently became the largest individual shareholder announc

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." >> that was before the ada? >> that was on the eve of the ada, which he always said, by the way, he later on said '88 was his year, and nominated in '96 against bill clinton. he said in retrospect he shouldn't have run. >> you wrote with their names on it, credit it with? >> with, exactly. it was interesting. i'm not sure i'd be eager to do it again. there were two -- first of all, above all, you want authenticity. so many washington books and so many campaign books are arguably predictable. i knew these two people quite well i thought. they were interesting in many ways more interesting than their public personas but above all distinct. i know they were thought of at the time as the power couple in washington but i saw them as two distinct individuals very different in many ways learned from and complimented and filled out, if you will that's where the package came from, but that went two very distinct voices. wasn't my voice. it was their voice and given the limitations of the genre and those are profound, i t

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in the european women's world cup qualifiers, it was a stunning performance for ada hegerberg, who scoredtch. the 26—year—old walked away in 2017, saying there was a lack of respect for women players in her country. norway top their world cup qualifying group with 19 points from seven games, three ahead of belgium. former heavyweight world champion wladimir klitschko says ukraine is grateful for the support they've recieved during the war with russia, but more has to be done to help. wladimir, along with his brother vitali, who's now the mayor of kiev, have both been fighting russian forces since the war began. after being in bucha recently, wladimir says he's seen some awful things. a warning, this interview does include details that some may find upsetting. something that i never imagined in my life, experiencing war, consequences of the war, especially in the worst dreams, worst nightmares. i never thought that anything like that another human can do to someone who was not showing any resistance, speaking of the civilians, basically. there's a special operation, it is called, is probab

reporter: the napa vineyard association says four dozen wineries in the last six months slapped with ada lawsuits targeting noncompliant websites, even if part of one page can not be read by the screen reader that business can be held liable. >> it is happening to a lot of businesses that are small. >> reporter: it turns out this small family business is an advocate for those with multiple sclerosis. >> as someone who is disabled, i, we need a national law that protects all businesses and gives them a chance to fix the problem, become compliant, the goal should be getting the business compliant. >> reporter: recruiting serial filers they have gotten $10 million in lawsuits. there was a civil suit saying the business model is designed to shake down mom-and-pop shops. so many of them that barely survive covid-19. >> i already paid $17,000. it is really, really hard for the small business owner. >> reporter: eight years ago they kicked off a fundraiser that raised more than half a million for ms research. they settled this suit for $8,000 but believe lawmakers need to act now. >> right now

million, the biden administration major long covid could be considered under a disability under the ada, what specifically, the bill you introduced to add to that. >> some of it has been taken up by the administration, and gathering all patient data, to databases that can be searched for patterns and information, to protect people confidentiality. with public health systems that silo, here is the data, the local and state level data, federal data, and don't pull it together in ways that enable us to discern patterns, researching into causes, cures, the third pillar, to answer the questions. wise entered 60% in terms of reporting, young people's experiences and older people's experiences, it is pillar 3. patients and families, employers are faced with this issue, some may not be qualified for permanent disability in social security but under the americans with disabilities act they wouldn't be entitled to an accommodation at their workplace so they could effectively work even though they are dealing with long covid symptoms. the fourth pillar is patient support. can we help people if the

overcame fennel, so that one is in straight sets to advance toronto blue jays batter vladimir, get ada junior, has had 3 home runs in one game to help he's seen beat the new york yankees 6 for get out started off by hitting yankee star pitcher garrett cold for a home in the 1st inning. in the 2nd in him while fielding, he's throwing handles accidentally picked on. he would receive 2 stitches after the game, but before that, the $23.00 of those back of the play to hit co for a 2nd homer hit 3 home runs in a single game before that was last year against washington. and he did it again here. the 3rd one coming in the 8th inning it get it. all leads to leave for home is in 6 games and he had 48 of them last season. a great day, i feel good at all. but clayton crucial was also in super fall to los angeles judges. although this was from the pitcher's mound. any season davy, for the dodges, crucial through 7 perfect innings against the minnesota twins. fisher finished with 13 strikeouts as al a 17, nothing them swinging. and in the n h l. nathan mckinnon. school to hattrick in a big win for t

sorry, she's an international advocacy officer at the ada, me a prison, a support and human rights association. she joins us now from ramallah. thank you for joining us on, on his era now about my nostrils parents say he's been subjected to physical and psycho social violence while he's been in prison, which has caused his mental health to deteriorate. is that the sort of ill treatment, common practice in israeli presence? definitely as of the need. we have been providing legal services to palestinian prisoners of different ages, backgrounds, and engenders. and we have seen as systematic lions and use of a treatment and harsh conditions inside prisons. and especially regarding children . i mean, my manassas case and was highlighted because there was some kind and bases against children where they are subjected to physical and psychological, tortured june and interrogation in order to m get confessions out of them. notwithstanding the harsh and, and completely humiliating prison and conditions that the children are facing m abuses to his health conditions. and this is a systematic policy that w

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having seen what ukraine has done and ukraine has extended it so we can, ada was left one on one with russia. it's not being defended by nita, how do you think the culture of those eastern european countries will change from now on? do they have really have confidence in later security terms made those secure deterrence? is me test the invasion off to ukraine so far? the natal scott on these and especially united states, going to use europe in union countries go on to the ukraine, didn't for, as i said, it didn't work also in the georgia. so you can see beforehand, but because they have no state hoot traditions. if they had some fatal traditions, like in the past lines, they could understand that the never be together with them. if the lady and you on with your conscience by yourself, that is the history that showed us. it is very and you are by you are all with those countries is sensing lots of tracks from the russian aggression inside you create for 3 is that the russian operations russian media also should move up in order to proceed that for those countries that russia does not h

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some say it was designed to celebrate freedom to exercise, but a women's safety group describe the ada'snger women sometimes face from violent attacks if running alone. here is what the editor of " women's running magazine," esther newman made of it. >> probably nothing best reaction, it was just really shocking, because i don't know any women that whatever running at to a clock in the morning, wherever they lived at -- at 2:00 in the morning, wherever they lived. they certainly wouldn't be running in a city that late at night and wouldn't be running with headphones in. a running coach at colorado gave me her reaction. >> when i saw the samsung at, it struck me as abnormalo practice and experience ofost female runners. she put in headphones, went running down the street, sometimes the middle of the street, in the dark of night without any flective gear. and the fact they put it as aspirational was very disconnected from the reality of harassment that female runners face. >> you know, for people that are coming to this that perhaps don't run, it is something you would never do? >> absolut

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so we can, ada was left one and one with russia. it's not being defended by nita. how do you think the culture of those eastern european countries will change from now on? do they have, will they have confidence in native security terms made? those security deterrence is mean test that's with evasion of ukraine so far, the nato scott on is and especially united states got our european union countries go on to the ukraine, didn't work, as i said, it is in foreclosure in the georgia. so you can see beforehand but who see because they have no state who traditions if they had some faith traditions like in the past times, they could understand that there will never be together with them if they're ready and you on with your counseling by yourself that is the history that showed us, it's very and you are by you are all with those countries is sensing lots of tracks from the russian. a gretchen inside you create for that reason. the russian overshoot russian media also love in order to proceed that for those countries that russia does not have an intention of meeting thos

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