a >> isabel: thank you very much. >> kelly: i love how you are like i'm going to get there. >> isabelou could be their daughter. it's so great. >> isabel: a love that too. it's very helpful. >> kelly: you look like you could've come from their dna. but tim, where you calling from? >> i am in new york. we are doing some press up here and getting to see a couple of our daughters could we get to hang out with them for a little bit. >> kelly: that's exciting, are they in school or just living up there? what are they doing? >> tim: both of them are actors, so they are in new york pursuing that job. it is to be on last time i saw you you were here and one of them was still in school and i was like all right. and you are like i don't know she is going to leave school. [laughs] >> tim: they are now out on their own. we are empty-nesters. but it is a blessing and a curse at the same time i guess. you miss them and the energy and them being around in the house and all of their friends and the stuff that comes around with that. but it is also nice for mom and dad to have the house to themselves.

isabelle: absolutely. company has had the benefit of watching all of the successes and failures of other manufacturing companies that were launched years before it. what eco--- what ego can deliver to customers. specifically to customers. it provides storage at the bottom. a better center of gravity and traction for investors. for example, the base of the car is spendable therefore it will not require significant additional -- for future motors. the company is run by a top-notch german engineer. alix: if the gas from germany was shut off altogether from russia, with the company still be able to do that thing? isabelle: what i can tell you is they have -- build their entire business model accordingly. alix: if they can still keep the lights on and they can do what other companies are doing, what are they doing in terms of securing the metal supply like lithium or cobalt? we interviewed the ford ceo and we talked about their deal to secure thousands of tons of lithium. how do you compete with that when they

isabel: yo siento que los famosos para mÍ son los mÁs fÁciles.do levantarme en la maÑana, y me miro como una reina, me siento maravillosa. patricia: se casÓ los 22 aÑos con su esposo que es electricista y tuvo su primera hija, no estaba sola pero el problema con el dinero seguÍa. isabel: y dediquÉ voy a usar los Últimos $2000 que tenemos en el banco para tomar una clase. lo va a dejar ahora si por 8 horas porque le gusta estar mÁs morena, pero mira, ya tiene un color en su piel. bien cafÉ. patricia: cuÁl fue tu secreto para mantenerte? isabel: trabajar y trabajar, si te llaman a la 1:00 de la maÑana, tienes que ir a la 1:00 de la maÑana. patricia: ahora comparte sus conocimientos y da cursos de bronceado. a dÓnde has llegado como emprendedora? isabel: tengo dos artÍculos,los que usan los profesionales que van en la mÁquina, y otros que quieren usar eso para sus clientes como yo lo hago y los pongo en la mÁquina. este producto es maravilloso y te ayuda a cubrir las vÁrices, la celulitis y las estrÍas. asÍ de fÁcil como un producto asÍ se pone y lo

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selena has been an inspiration for isabel marie sanchez. she grew up listening to her music. >> selena's music lives on forever and ever. >> isabel brought a tribute to selena to san francisco. ♪ [ singing ] >> selena's music with the orchestra vibrated throughout the hall. being in the audience, you felt it. the night to remember the queen of tijano music. and for isabel, this has opened doors for her. >> i do a song that is on my album and then fans are recognizing my music as well. even when we do meet and greet after the show, you know, moms or dads have come up to me, and i had selena to look up to and now my daughter has someone to look up to you and it is awesome to be in that stage, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and i'm super blessed. >> what a show. coming up, a giant skeleton from a prehistoric era is going up for auction. the well preserved fossil found in montana could fetch millions of dollars. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, >>> a controversial tradition make its come back. why some say the running of the

isabel, thank you very much for joining us tonight.y now, in education in texas, or florida and other states, trying to deny what has happened in the years both before july 4th, 1776, and since. it's just an extraordinary attempt, here, to rewrite what we have been. >> yes, and this particular fourth of july is a very significant one, because this is the year when the united states will finally have been a free and independent nation, for as long as slavery lasted on the soil. it's humbling, and it is really staggering to think about the fact that we are alive at this inflection point at this moment, where the united states, we think of it as 1776 is a long time ago. we think about countries being here for a very long time. this is a sobering reminder of how long slavery lasted, it lasted for 246 years from 1619 until 1865, with the 13th amendment that finally ended legal slavery. and then the united states, it's 246 years, and the united states turns 246 on monday. >> and here we are, trying to, in some instances, get rid of the word

isabel is so talented. she said this is the only tribute approved by the quintanilla family and she sang every song beautifully. ♪ a packed house for a tribute to the queen of tejano music, selena. >> one more time. ♪ >> reporter: selena has been an inspiration for isabel marie sanchez. she grew up listening to her music. >> selena's legacy lives on forever and ever. it was kind of engraved in my brain. >> reporter: isabel brought a tribute to selena to san francisco. ♪ >> reporter: selena's music with the orchestra vibrated throughout the hall. being in the audience, you felt it, a night to remember the queen of tejano music. ♪ and for isabel, this is also open doors for her. >> with this show i do a song ms after the show, you know, moms and dads, "i had selena to look up to and now my daughter has someone to look up to and i want them to look up to you." it's awesome to be in that stage, you know, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and i'm so blessed. >> the whole thing was so gorgeous. we talked a

isabelle had told detectives, edwin lara had left some things there. -- or where kayleigh was? mclaughlin opened the door, and this did not look good. >> what did you find in their? >> inside the shed, there was a trash bag. inside that trash bag, there was a green purse. that green purse had a large amount of blood stain on it. >> inside the purse, kayleigh sawyer's passport. there were the shoes she'd put on before the bachelorette party, saturday night. but then, there it was. like a punch in the gut. >> there's also a large rock, that was very sharp. half of it at least was saturated in dry blood. a >> murder weapon. had to be. this is not a good sign at all. >> it is not. >> kaylee sawyer was not a victim of a hit and run. no. it was much more than that. and in that moment, faint hope died. >> i believe that she was dead. >> this was a murder. this wasn't in the accident. >> this was definitely not an accident. it was definitely a murder. >> but if that wasn't or horrifying enough, there was one more thing in that shed. this -- it was a post suppo

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following his advice, isabel christiana was able to lose almost 20 kilos. you're held, you sincerely don't be discouraged anyway. you always have to my fall one day and not lay side of your love of life i made than was that be isab. christiana was walking again. she's recover completely from our time at the hospital. the training course has totter that through lived experience of diabetes and coven 19 life can sometimes give you a 2nd chance. do you have questions about covered 19? are science correspondent derek williams? has the answer is, based on the latest research and analysis. send an email to co producer at d w dot com this week d w viewer r t on wanted to know i just recovered from pope at 19, but now my girlfriend has it, can i spend time with her? am i resistant? first of all, it's important to say that every person's immune system more react in different ways to exposure or to repeated exposure to source covey to influenced by factors like a vaccination status. and whether you've been infected in the past, with what variance and, and how long ag

it was due, isabel, of course, the corner largest company is best cooking for it to turn that away tv in the last mom or the last year. but the depth is i'm so sorry that it was the fact people fancied any see down the south. if he can ask for norco, you will hear why he did it. go, jim, what is my passcode? yeah, only on crash. fancy. no. go see if we can, cuz shoes, you put a new roof in the c lap. you did it, it shows you just said allow me yet, and it to that is that disheartening for you because you want, do you want to go to the pics you want to when modules is that disheartening? somewhat up. there are 3 spetchko county. we're going to do if he finally went in, put up county will fed it good enough by the way, not to put up a continuous room near there. if the alarm is due, when you said you cannot, cannot out in the 2 o'clock 2nd basket will you this the sanchez we're here a rear ended to loosen move on, but the little blossom dealer will need to answer any divided by 5th. a. remember that, but it won't be under normal. what one? bethany, my son would crash, local, local, loca

selena has been an inspiration for isabel marie sanchez.he grew up listening to her music. >> selena's legacy lives on forever and ever. >> isabel brought a tribute to selena to san francisco. ♪ >> selena's music with the orchestra vibrated throughout the hall, being in the audience, it felt it. a night to remember the queen of tejano music. and for isabel, this has also opened doors for her. >> with this show, i do a song that's on my album, and then fans are recognizing my music as well. even when we do meet and greets after the show, you know, moms have come up to me or even dads and they're like, i had selena to look up to, and now my daughter has someone to look up to. and i want them to look up to you. and it's awesome to be able and be in that stage, you know, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. and i'm super blessed. >> jocelyn moran, kpix 5. >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> right now, kpix 5 and streaming on cbs bay area, the latest push to save the giant sequoias, and more problems -- >> fire crew is paving paths, but t

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isabel, remind us of how we got to the stage.e. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong island. one of the most shameful events in british history. i i would not argue with that. that gave us hong kong island in perpetuity. but hong kong island is unsustainable on its own. we then later acquired kowloon, and in 1898 we acquired a hundred year lease on the new territories. that was coming to an end... the new territories taken kowloon, hong kong island, and... that'sjust the mainland part of it. but from that mainland part, comes of the water, the energy. you can't survive on hong kong island without the back—up from the mainland. without that lease, it was clear that hong kong island was going to have to go back to china. so we began to negotiate. thatcher signed the joint declaration in 1985, as i remember. which was the one country, two systems principle which promised that for 50 years hong kong would stay pretty much internally as it was. that's due to run out in 2047. indeed. and the details of that were further negotiated in what

man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migra

ahora isabel solo envía un mensaje >>> tengan cuidado porque lo que me pasó a mí ocurrió en un abrirvale más prevenir que lamentar. noticiero telemundo >>> en otra información luego de la muerte de más de 50 migrantes encontrados en un tráiler en texas, decenas de familias en méxico están preocupadas ya que como nos dice jazive pérez sus seres queridos salieron rumbo a estados unidos y no saben nada de ellos. conforme pasan los días la angustia incertidumbre oprimen más el corazón de guadalupe convirtiéndose en lágrimas >>> es mi hermano, por si alguien lo ve >>> durante esta semana no ha podido contratar a su hermano quien les dijo el lunes que estaba en texas esperando que los cocheros lo movilizarán hacia su destino >>> iban hacer 50 personas >>> el joven de 23 años le dijo lo mismo a su madre quien dada la coincidencia espera que su hijo no haya abordado la unidad en la que murieron más de 50 un migrantes >>> con la misma duda han vivido otras familias en méxico luego de que sus seres queridos durante la zona donde ocurrió la tragedia. en guanajuato muchos han logrado documentar

starting with catherine deneuve and isabel who pair= -- isabel huppert.hen making movies of casting anybody. if you have ever tried writing yourself or with the a room by collaborator sometimes, but mostly, i am myself. you are hard up for ideas. it is rd to get good ideas. scripts are the hardest thing. you don't think of actors or locations. he didn't think of, is this serious, is this funny? you think, what is a good idea? do you think, oh, gee, i once went on a trip to someplace and therwas a woman doctor and she was very pretty, and i thought about maybe pretending to be si so i cld see h often. that gives me a story. that is the movie. so i never think of writing for actors. >> but you are aware that catherine deneuve and isabel huppert, these two incredibly talented actresses, have asked their desire to work with you? >> every now and then, someone will tell me that some great actor or actress wants to work with me. you know, i have written over the years, many, many good parts for women. when i started making movies, i could never write for women,

isabel is so so talented and this is the only tribute approved by the quintanilla family.ten in. ♪ a packed house for a tribute to the queen of tejano music, selena. >> one more time. ♪ >> reporter: selena has been an inoperation for isabel marie sanchez. she grew up listening to her music. >> selena's legacy lives on forever and ever. it was engraved in my brain. >> reporter: isabel brought a tribute to selena to san francisco. ♪ >> reporter: selena's music wit throughout the hall. being in the audience, you felt it, a night to remember theeeej. ♪ and for isabel, this is also open doors for her. >> with this show i do a song that's on my album and fans are more recognized with my music as well. even when we do meet and greets after the show, you know, moms and dads, "i had selena to look up to and now my daughter has someone to look up to and i want them to look up to you." it's awesome to be in that stage, you know, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and i'm so blessed. >> what a night. >> yes. how does that not make you wanna sing in the morning, g.? g.? >> too ea

el inigualable sello de la orquesta sinfónica de san francisco y con la impecable presentación de isabella ha llevado descubrir y adorar la música que canta >> mi mamá amaba la música de selena. cuando estaba limpiando la casa escuchaba como una flor, la escuché desde chiquita y sigo escuchando su música y admirándola >> por eso está entre las nubes cumpliendo el sueño que comenzó desde que tenía 11 años >> empecé cantando las fiestas de mi familia en el karaoke, ahí se puso en el radar de quintanilla el padre de la reina del tex-mex y productor musical >> el señor quintanilla nos llamó porque quería hacer algo diferente con la sinfónica ellos fueron quienes abrieron la puerta al mundo profesional de la música para darle bote a este evento esta joven promete. y poner a bailar a más de uno con un original ritmo >> te puedes vestir como selena y traer tu energía. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) bailando estamos aquí. le deseamos el éxito esta joven que seguramente tendrá la casa llena una vez más (nombre extranjero) muestra lo versátiles que son >> 108 años de historia ellos acumulan numerosos g

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isabel, thank you for cominu more secure. isabel, thank you for coming on — more secure.l, thank you for coming on the programme this - coming on the programme this evening. it is very good to talk to you and to get your perspective. thank you. the ukrainian forces have been setting the stage for some weeks now, for a broad counteroffensive in the south of the country. there have been a series of long—range missile strikes on the bridges that cross the dnipro river which has left thousands of russian soldiers around the port city of kherson in an increasingly precarious position. a british intelligence report released today said russia's main fighting force on the western side of the river "now looks highly vulnerable" because of the strikes on the bridge. in fact the russians are hurrying reinforcements to the south to try and secure the line. it is the the high mobility, artillery rocket systems supplied to ukraine by the united states, that are making a difference. but the re—supply is still coming too slowly. amd the himars are needed on multiple fronts. naturally, af

, se trata de un viaje a yucatán, que, que fuimos mi esposa, marie astrid, y con sus dos alumnas, isabelo decoraban los restaurantes, hay mucho color en yucatán. eugene rodríguez: sí, parece que, sí, el color es parte de la vida ahí; yo creo que tal vez por, porque es tierra tropical ¿no?, y la gente usa colores, y hacen sus propios, pinta y, cosas de la naturaleza. damián trujillo: entonces, se ve que es video profesional, pero no lo es, ¿verdad?, me dices que, me dices que las niñas lo tomaron. eugene rodríguez: no, lo que pasó es que todo en la película fue filmado por las dos muchachas y mi esposa, su maestra, eh, como video, teléfonos, y cualquier cámara que tiene; y les dimos unas clases de cómo hacer, hacerlo, e hicieron bien, buenísimo; y también hablan e hicieron entrevistas entre ellas, platicando de cómo fue el día, qué aprendieron, y sus reflexiones sobre la cultura, y el viaje. damián trujillo: me imagino, eugene, que las niñas aprendieron mucho estando allá, pero, ¿qué piensas tú que están aprendiendo ahora que regresaron, y documentaron lo que vieron en yucatán? eugene rod

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long months of recovery followed, isabel christiano took part in a training program organized by the diabetes voices columbia foundation. she believes the classes changed her life. me. the key is to send me mad. yost game was tomorrow for now. yes. the seminar wave bang taking have lifted a veil of darkness in fulton. we'll think they've been a catalyst for us. yes. and see what we needed them in order to get started on my the side that way could be ray barnett almost quite a bit sad. i work bit ugly, massive than will at the free workshops, patients receive information about the disease as well as ways to improve their health by changing their eating habits and getting expert advice. it almost when already had a 15 seminars and impacted almost 1500 colombian families who live with diabetes in boys care given that impatient lane. it's a 15 day process with you study 2 hours a night from monday to friday, which are the nissan the workshops fill a void left by the colombian health care system, where consultations with doctors are often too short. that is, when i'm not asking these prog

we go live now to our corresponded fiorella isabel in moscow. fiorella. what were the main issues discussed with the foreign minister? was you just heard? not russia's fault that the west is cutting off its own foot. russia has been saying that the gas is there if they want it. but one of the main important points that m. s a lab rob risk discussed really was the fact that the strategic special operation is expanding beyond the don. yes. can lugens republic. and if the west continue to supply ukraine with long range missiles and weapons, it will expand even further. the fact is that they do not want to escalate this war . russia has never wanted to have a type of nuclear crisis, and it's not something that is on the table necessarily, even though there is a process for it. but it's something that russia has continuously stated, they don't want to get to skew our american counterparts through their counterparts. well, anglo saxon think with active support from germans and shan, baltic states. they really want to turn these were into real war and to start t

we will bring the developments to reviewers on the fewer isabel r t correspond. thank you very much for taking us through it. now there's been some sweeping statements from the former, a polish president, lack of a well sir, who said he wants to see a change to the political system in russia or encourage an uprising of the people. moreover, he wants a reduction in the country's population. there are 60 ethnic groups in russia who have banana next. these people who been an ex should rise up. it is necessary to completely change the political system of russia or bring it back to a population of less than $50000000.00 inhabitants. russian foreign ministry spokesman and maria, as a harvard, responded to the statement saying that the style of words were from a ukrainian nationalist who, quote, dreamed of living like they do in poland in the u. s. also wish it's what is regarded as quite an unread just state men. paul massaro senior policy advisor for the u. s. commission on security and cooperation in europe said that ukraine must be allowed to strike military sites i

and now, one of the closest advisers to president macron is your ambassador isabelle dupont, who was the ambassador in kyiv when you were in paris, well, you remember her well . i remember well, too, she is competent a person in the question of student space in the 19th year, as far as i remember, he was sent for measles from ukraine to the kip well, now he was returned straight to the elysée palace, you and i begin to think , maybe, after all, the analytical approach itself is changing, perhaps the leaders of the western countries to realize that they were wrong and these advisors they had were also wrong, the situation looks more complicated, and maybe even more, we need foreign police and er, macron knows all important foreign policy decisions personally, that is, er, if there is influence isabel, he is not as big as we can imagine, looking at some of our advisers , and on the other hand, this is not a question of competence , that is, my observations of european politicians lead me to believe, and did not lead before, that they, in principle, understood the danger which comes fro

hi, at ortiz, it fiorella, isabel, thanks a lot for joining us in the studio. and sharing those details with us. thank you. ah, ukrainian military has attacked a key nuclear power plant in the countries southern region of zapata, georgia. that's according to local officials in the area which is now controlled by russian forces. but to get more details on that, we're gonna go live now to our correspondent, rama coarser of hi there, romana you're in done yet, right now. so what else are the authorities saying about this attack on the 0 sca nuclear power plant? so this is certainly a very, very worrying use because her us up our osha nuclear power plant is the largest facility office kinds in europe. so if there was an attack on it, if there was serious damage, we could be talking about the 2nd sure, noble fortunately. in this case sir, there is absolutely no talk about that at all. are there were 3 kamikaze drawings from ukraine that attacked this nuclear power plant? so however, i'm none of them reached a nuclear power reactors at this a nuclear power plant or a

another father is engaged in business on the mother of isabelle farm.sia is one of the best countries for raising children and we know that believers in russia are committed to traditional values ​​in france, this is no longer the case. if you want to educate and educate children adhering to traditions, then now in france this is difficult because of lgbt dialogues and at school we wanted to protect our children, and from this and we decided to move here and we don’t regret it. love for children and caring for them is the main thing for the fabricator. and isabel is precisely why they are not indifferent to what is happening in the donbass. humanitarian aid for children. or here, having collected about 20,000 euros, for which we bought a lot of diapers for drinking water products, we saw people who passed. excuse me, we saw people who lived in basements for 6 weeks, protecting their children from shelling by the azov people. you know i can't even find the words. we saw so many emotions for little children, they began to smile, because we also brought gi

let's discuss the details with our 2 correspondent fiorella isabel in moscow. parallel or what were the main issues discussed during the interview? yes, so the main points of this interview were absolutely the fact that the geographical and strategic objectives of this conflict have changed. they're going to move past the don yeske and lou ganske regions. and also if the united states, nato, and the e u, continue supplying more and more weapons and continue backing ukraine. the geographical objectives will continue to expand and share. one last point that i think was extremely important was that la rob love rav confirmed, that the notion of using nuclear weapons was not something that was on the table that russia hasn't changed. it stands from that. however, there is a specific doctor in and protocol to follow if that is the case, but that is definitely not something that either a moscow is pushing in any way, shape or form the willing to do so. i don't think that it's in their interest to stop all ties. we bows to cut off all the times without saying to years liquefied natural gas that

in 2015, isabel, somebody was named african dress of the decade for her. perhaps the biggest challenge has been the decision to start to family or pursue her passion for wrestling for new jo last week on feel our lead. stay on the let, it dies on it or not it, it kinda that north of that dig. does that he is that he a good on mer the dig ramp. it is you, would you more? my man, my mama city then guy does is he o village bosky are guys you feel are lute in were does it? wow. says he b l t i t r b e r lucille made it down. mama must get that mama said, don't get on to his india today via it. it is just got a vic liaison in there. i say near fees used i, vic, nissan was he? it there as it is on was he she the my mama. when he re, that were my little be i've one. she said don't good only to as she the hour. wow. free to says him would you we say plus katya t as i determine do it to me need to get it. yes, i did the diagram here. the sick, i'm sorry. m on papa. no palupa don't call it was still our new la jolla. c. 80 or not any t is that do not need the is tha

i want to agree with isabel but on simpler terms because i believe see, so it all the president's men the movie. i think it influences a b c andy. so all the president's men, whether it's the book the movie both. they're much easier to remember and retail a teacher can throw on the movie and eat up a class rather than go into a week of diving into the complexities of federal entities investigations. ethical decisions, etc. for b. all the president's been certainly it's a celebration of journalists and you see it in film and then finally i would argue that a reason woodward and bernstein are still prominent other than you know. reporting chops and being so important at the post is due to a movie that you know in book that kind of glamorize them and made them into somewhat a celebrities. so i think see if affects all of these and i agree with you that abc and d are all reasons that the myth lives on very good. yeah. and it's it's hard to argue that you movie doesn't. distill watergate into a very compact and digestible package. so yeah, very important interpretation there luke. thanks.

isabelle, thank you for your work for the last three years. you did a terrific job, we are proud of you, and i know that you are going to take over the treasury department when you get there. hard work on this subcommittee, i think has paid off. we wish you well. in your new position at the treasury department, so good luck to you. i want to make sure i didn't forget that. think you, mister rice. without objection, all members opening statements will be made part of the record. now, we're gonna turn to our witnesses. why these meetings have been numerous, and we've had different topics, and different subjects. but i wanted to make sure we have exhausted, so that the public understands, and it has taken a long time to get us to understand what we are talking about. and that is why asked for the j. a., g. a. o. report. in october the 7th, 2020, i was asked to appear before cherry congolese committee, oversight committee. and i asked commissioner rhetoric about a report that he had stated at that time. and we asked him face to face, i'm not talki

isabel, remind us about how we got to the stage.r, 1842, we aet under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong — under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong _ under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong island. _ under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong island. one - under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong island. one of- under a long lease. opium war, 1842, we get hong kong island. one of the. we get hong kong island. one of the most shameful _ we get hong kong island. one of the most shameful events _ we get hong kong island. one of the most shameful events in _ we get hong kong island. one of the most shameful events in british - most shameful events in british history — most shameful events in british history l— most shameful events in british histo . ., ., ., history. i would not argue with that. but hong _ history. i would not argue with that. but hong kong _ history. i would not argue with that. but hong kong island - history. i would not argue with that. but hong kong island i

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that's why we need further consultation on how to reduce the burden isabelle escal incline hyphen concrete results are expected to follow in the autumn until then consumers in germany will have to hold out. now obviously, germany is not alone in struggling with higher prices. it's been a problem in turkey for much longer. inflation in the country reached nearly nearly 80 percent annually in june. that's according to official data provided by the turkish statistics institute. official being an important distinction here. economists and ordinary turks both say that costs have risen much faster than the government says. let's have a live chin. dick heb reagan is in turkey, looking for doctors would be interested in working in our practice in munich. it's been, it's not on cut. i flew to anchor from germany. we have a massive shortage of skilled workers. if we can find good staff from abroad, will hit a wall of luncheon van devante from today. the neurologist and psychiatrists is meeting with ostler. or you are a psychologist who hopes to leave turkey as soon as possible. talk to, we have many

said them on the bicycle, isabel said jackson, look up real up would be what they did that also update from shower in which i thought they had the minutes go cooled, stipulating heavy weapons with school was signed at that time. those agreements enabled kenya to keep control of the city. the 8 years almost finished losing a particular, what is your yet, what level of coverage seems to be up to you? you requested? because you might wanna maybe, well get those out to do more motion move. i just don't you start going forth on when you was a prominent is immune issues to let you last on the stuff similar to the coming thoughts, gremlins, caraway only silas personal abuse. can you switch one of those dumb pro which need to probably cut or someone bill that comes with me? that's a good place to complete you for $31.00 of those. this is just about how you owe him more bush and it was heated me while it's, i'm with today. the militia man regret believing ukraine's assurance of peace and not taking control of mary equal in 2015. mm hm. with in may 2019 lady measure lensky. defeated theater by s

thompson favors photo. isabel turns. 15 days operation, 15 days to cleaning out a so there you have it. zach new york. i made sure graffiti im sorry, low york and it hurts because this was something so beautiful understanding where my mom and dad are from. and now america later to destroy that. to destroy a piece of me you you you took away a piece of meat pie bobby, who was flavio aledo claims. and wesley clark general you took a piece of me. you heard something that was a part of a something did i belong to? something that i went to visit in when i 1st arrived here in 2015. i bet many guys are some spanish guys, french, couple of serbian guys of course. and a couple of americans as well. but somehow we all kind of went in different directions. so when i came to don vasa was 1st a war correspondent, number c, a t v, a journalist. and then after i became an english teacher. so it's been really tremendous a good morning everyone. happy easter. we're heading to very a beautiful easter warning this it's a sign of victory. what i see in the field is that this would not have happened if nat

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