in the foot by foregoing russia, natural gas, which of course, an american beg your beg for the georgia dream to, to be bill. you know, so none of this is to the advantage of germany. it seems to me that germany is doing all this out of pressure from the united point that the u. s. itself is reportedly also finalizing plans, just send its abrams main battled things to ukraine. that decision is expected to be announced later this week. american officials have so far declined to share any details, rushes ambassador to the u. s. as the move would show the world who is really the aggressor in ukraine. an analysis of the whole sequence of washington's actions demonstrates that the americans are constantly raising the bar of military assistance to their puppets. if the us decides to supply tanks, then justifying citrus that with arguments about defensive weapons will definitely not work. this would be another blatant provocation against russia. no one should have any illusions about who is the real aggressor in the current conflict. comes as the frame as president for even more western weapons. wel

president of georgia , despite the strengthening of the resignation to the right-wing party in georgia of the georgian dream a parliamentary resolution of the polish sejm to say something through resolutions from the council of europe and so on they talked about how the representative of the ukrainian government would like to overturn the court's sentence a-a vedu его тяжёлые вечелые пока этот вопрос they say behind the scenes in russia that there are certain rumors from there, so we cannot confirm them, but we cannot refute them, and it seems that we are talking about the fact that , understanding, in principle, in the future, a defeat in ukraine to one degree or another is a defeat because the war will achieve the goals of which angles even if it were successful there, well if it even happened that putin left behind something somewhere, a part of the donbass or something else, but globally he will not achieve his goals, and therefore in order to present, especially before the elections that will be held there in the near future. well, not the next one year in russia, in order to present at least some kind

torture. many questions very many topics and in the political art from georgia in the external political part with ukraine could be dreameding only qualified treatment for foreign countries zapad really wrote like that if i live to win i want to return to odesa mikheil saakashvili well we still have a couple of minutes left i still had a question about the russians who are fleeing or fled to georgia now, how many of them are there and how comfortable are they? 120 oh , somewhere around 800,000 russians remain here, about 120,000 at the moment, well, belarusians here somewhere around 15,000 25,000 uah uh, of course, uh, or the very liberal migration legislation of georgia allows you to stay in the country for an hour without registration. you know, the main problem is not even that someone was let go, the spoken problem is that it absolutely does not track medical process, we will not forget that not only ukraine, but georgia is in an official war, we are also in a state of war legally, and now it is a war against russia , because our relations with russia are regulated on the basis of the armistice agreement, where saakas

georgia in difficult soviet times. she alone raised and raised her son and always dreamed of seeing her little buba on the big stage. y thaw the first vocal instrumental ensemble of georgia arera gathers stadiums throughout the soviet union the brightest member of the ensemble beautiful vocalist vakhtang kikabidze expressive look burning caucasian temperament and a unique smile with a gap to be next to this source of energy dreamed of all the girls of one-sixth of the land, but the heart of buba belonged only to her irina kebadze will take close to the theater of opera and ballet. she is very poignant. she tells me that everything is always wrong with the church, friends, then friends, and then i say to myself, so what can i do. irina georgievna was next to her husband and in a moment of joy, and when he was overcome by a dangerous illness, it was as if they hit me in the head with a hammer and put me into the army by hand, and i lost the rent. i can't fall . time began to do some tests. more dates . blood leaks. in general, things were very bad brought to moscow burdak. brilliant man, he said urgently need to do an

dream home. and that is blue ridge, georgia.et two of my favorite home buyers this is page and ken, watch. >> this rustic lifestyle has attracted people from all over, including home buyers. ken and page. they have been battling the hot and humid weather for years and but now in search of some crisp, mountain air. they are following their dream big mantra and their house hunting journey to find a home surrounded by nature that feels like they are living in the treetops. >> steve: that's awesome. that's tonight at 9:00 on american dream home, right? >> it sure is. one of the few times i'm going to show you a home buying couple that's actually leaving florida. probably the only time. >> steve: there you go. all right. cheryl, thank you very much. thanks for getting up early out in phoenix today. >> you bet. >> steve: all right. coming up on this wednesday, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin remains in critical condition after collapsing from cardiac arrest in the monday night football game. former player carson palmer and chris val

georgia. >> this my quarterback back right here, man. >> reporter: for tcu's quarterback, max duggan, just getting here is a dream come true. >> whether i was a starting quarterback or whether i was handing out gatorade on the sidelines, i wanted to be here. >> aw, that's awesome. i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: tonight, he will remember the words of his father who coached him in high school. >> he always says, "big talk don't make a big man." you gotta put your nose down, go to work. not everything is gonna be given to you. >> two incredible teams. two incredible stories. game tonight on espn our coverage begins at 7:30 eastern on announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> homes and highways flooded -- this video just south of gilroy with drivers doing what they've been warned not to do, which is driving through floodwaters. dion: this is the san lorenzo river in the santa cruz mountains where there are evacuation orders in effect. >> residence in sunol keeping an eye on alameda creek. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. dion: we have team coverage on the storm and th

out a. 6 lou lou o b a ah, this is all about my childhood dream because i don't know when or why or how when i was like a small kid in georgia. 6789 years old. 1979. i always wanted to live in america. i don't know why my parents would ask me what to do when you, what do you, what do you want to do when you grow up? and i was like, i want to live in so this whole chapter is going back to my primary desires. and what they would ask you like, what do you want to do? and i was like, i want to where it's, let's see though, i want to live in paris and i want to go to studio 54. and my parents were like, we cannot, you cannot before 9 years old and i was like, i swear to god, if you let me go to, if you take me to studio before they will let me know. i feel like i finally got video for finally got to parents finally work. but i can't remember. i figure it out. i always oh a ah ah ah ah ah ah, you should be filming you ask too many questions here that this film it is i will ask questions we will. we will, we will have our journey. i mean, i get in the car. oh, wow. and that be the last a, have a feeling of feeling run down to day.

georgia. >> this my quarterback back right here, man. >> reporter: for tcu's quarterback, max duggan, just getting here is a dream come true. >> whether was a starting quarterback or whether i was handing out gatorade on the sidelines, i wanted to be here. >> aw, that's awesome. i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: tonight, he says he remember the words of his father who coached him in high school. >> he always says, "big talk don't make a big man. you gotta put your nose down. go to work. not everything is gonna be given to you." >> two incredible teams. two incredible stories. the game under way right now on espn. i'm david muir in california tonight. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. anchor: man, just listen to that. we are not talking about the rain. but we're talking about what day of rain have added to to. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. in the south bay, parts of 101 and 25 are flooded. some cars dare to drive through. in the north bay, sonoma county fire district sent us this. it looks like it's almost waist deep. ama: check out the damage done when a tree fell

the influence of the russian federation in georgia, now the tatars are absolutely total and in this the paradigms are now just waiting parties, the georgian dreamt. therefore, those people who are more or less confused about the topic here, but they smiled wryly, well, what buks are we talking about here, the problem with medical first-aid kits, so that we level to the interstate let's say they set and what is the biggest paradox in georgia georgian people here there are two paradigms we are completely for ukraine 1.5-2000 non-ethnic georgian citizens of ukraine but the owner of georgians who after february 24 last year went as volunteers to the front returned 36, moreover, at the level of government, it must be said that there the issue of social support for refugees, humanitarians, things will be openly included in the ukrainian language, that is, all these things are done there, mayor kasha kaladze of tbilisi, who grew up in kyiv, in kyiv dynamo lobanovskyi is a close friend of andriy shevchenko, i have something against ukraine, but on the other hand, he is a team player, together with the georgian dream, he is in this paradigm. well, i don

dream. it is very important. we did some food packaging. i have some friends in atlanta, georgia.ou can do to serve. some people are in charge of those kinds of settings today serving and worshiping god. there are many ways to honor martin luther king jr., but forgive each other. repent, love each other, come together. think about serving. martin luther king jr. said everybody can be great, but not everybody can serve peer that is a tremendous message. >> carley: alveda, what is today like for you? a national holiday to honor a member of your family and as your last name and it is an incredible thing. but what does today look like for you? >> this day is very, very busy weather in the community bringing food to people who need food in a church service were up worshiping and some hard questions. it is a bittersweet day because i still miss my uncle, my daddy, my granddaddy come a preachers i grew up and learned the things that i have to do that are right and pleasing to god and to serve humanity. i'm always busy on this day. a little bit sad, especially when i hear my uncles voice.

supported by the georgian dream party, supported by the biblical ivanishvili, one way or another , she cares about her reputation because she will cease to be the president of georgiae a reputation at every international conference. where will she go at every symposium and will always be asked by ladies, make accommodation? and how did it happen that during your term of office, georgian the state that itself suffered during the war in russia against it behaved the way it did in relation to ukraine why did this happen and that it should answer now it will answer i was also absolutely this government i do not have such powers i used my powers within the framework of the constitutional possibilities, because we have a parliamentary republic and that is why we are not. another question is why georgian government officials do not think about their reputation. they, too, must have a reputation. the current leaders of georgia must also understand that they are following the wrong path and that this whole idea, no, if we don't anger russia, it won't attack us. it reminds me a lot of ukrainian illusions until 2022. in fact, the security of georgia and its existence as an in

dreams to be doers, to be unafraid, always keeping the faith. >> yeah, this is the president's first public appearance in georgia since he delivered the speech focusing on voting rights here in atlanta, almost a year to the day last january, senator raphael warnock the senator who led ebenez baptist extended the invitation for biden to speak america's most famous black church, that's notable, of course, because during midterms warnock kept distance from biden. remember the president didn't travel to georgia to campaign or warnock or any democrat for that matter as the president looking forward to potential 2024 presidential campaign, particularly black voters in te state pivotal for the president if he wants another term and a lot of folks say georgia is a good starting point who you'll remember won the state in 2020 by a narrow margin if by 12,000 notes. bill: several days when the president commented on classified documents. we will see when he speaks about it next. gillian. gillian: let's dig into what we know this hour about classified documents found at the president's delaware home, our political panel if here, bill mcginley and democratic stra

why, in georgia, not far from turin, then all the world brands dreamed of streamlining and the record the door handles are recessed. even mirrors are designed to cut through air currents. and it also helped to save fuel, the consumption of only 8 liters for salt , the germans generally liked the variety of engines only for this model of the offer. already 14 we have the most common in-line four- cylinder with a volume of 2 liters with a capacity of 100 horsepower in the cabin. spaciousness and comfort in the back two honest places with an armrest door upholstery soft velor opel is a family car and is imprisoned for european roads. that's why we won't rush, in order to get a hundred, he needs 14 seconds with a maximum speed of 132 km / h. well, if you decide to drive, then your ardor will quickly be pacified by a three-speed automatic, which starts to push when switching the front suspension, lever with macpherson struts, which is quite unusual for rear wheel drive cars. so to speak, a reserve for the future, because opel was clearly working out the technology for switching to front-wh

supported by the georgian dream party, supported by the biblical ivanishvili, one way or another, she takes care of her reputation, because she will cease to be the president of georgiaher reputation will remain at every international conference. where will she go at every symposium, and they will always ask, ms. make housing? and how did it happen that during your term of office, the georgian state, which itself suffered during the war in - in russia, against her, she behaved like that in relation to ukraine. why did this happen? and what should she answer for? now she will answer. powers within the framework of the constitutional possibilities because we have a parliamentary republic and that is why i have another question. why don't georgian government officials think about their reputation? they, too, should have a rehearsal. the current leaders of georgia should also understand that they are on the wrong path and that all this the idea is no, if we do not anger russia , it will not attack us. it reminds me very much of ukrainian illusions until 2022. in fact, the security of georgia and its existence as a ss as an independent sovereign state can only be ensured

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his patriotism, his dream of a country that would embrace his children that inspires me to this, to this moment. my mother's how much younger than my dad, grew up in waycross, georgia. and as i say sometimes, the 82-year-old hands that used to pick somebody else's cotton and tobacco picked her youngest son to be a united states senator. that is the great and wonderfullyy complicated story, family history of america. america, like all families, has a complicated history. >> host: absolutely. absolutely. really, youal and i -- you just said something about your dad. my father was 19 years older than my mother. >> guest: and mine was 21. [laughter] >> host: and my dad the had the same kind of demeanor about him. he was a lot of -- i saw him absolve. so that led me to where i am today. i think about that a lot, and i'm sure you do as well. one of the things i wanted to mention here, you mentioned your father in uniform when that that incident occurred. >> guest: yes. >> host: a gentleman -- if not in the military, being discharged in georgia, coming home to south carolina in uniform and was -- off a bus. and his eyes punched out. he died a blind man. but because ofnt t

georgia on the territory of the middle east countries. asia e. they are fully, let's say, engaged in those, uh, unknown uh works dreams of alternative fuels in europee a reality resources, but after all, the main result is not important that ordinary firewood has come to the place of solar panels. and not only in general, everything that can somehow burn and warm, because as soon as the europeans received new space utility bills, it was necessary to think . quickly, someone in their daily schedule inserted a walk through the forest and collection. there were brushwood and those who started the green path from their yard. in the hodge whether the trees on the outbuilding site and not even the right clothes, some europeans. even were forced to become romantics, breakfast, lunch and dinner by candlelight, or even in the dark, which you can’t do to save such a difficult situation, belarus is ready to lend a good helping hand. help our brothers, you can never help everyone there in europe. the peasants of the workers got them richer. the main thing is that in poland the marawiecki pipe does not freeze, maybe they will come to their senses . but in fact,

dream my friends are you ready. well, let's look at the screen of the first question of today's game. for what act was a 91-year-old drug-ridden hiker arrested in georgia in 2009? no, such a version immediately got behind the wheel of a car, uh, the road surface with digital technology is connected to digital technology is not connected, stole the password of the personal version. no, she did it by accident. yes? ah. no, it was a calling cat. i have not written here. accidental action unconventionally some kind of violation. yes, that is another word that is unconventional in different countries is perceived differently by the fact that in this state some ridiculous law still operates well. now she is. well, i don't know, of course, she got married. it's high time it's time already, yes, the watch is a watch in trousers no , clothes are already tied up with alcohol all the time up. hope let's well with clothes related no well, yes, i would also arrest a 91-year-old woman. she herself is on a special dedicated path for the disabled. but no, no, look, it means, give us this statue without hands, so something is did by hand. what to do? can't use hands? w

it is his patriotism, his dream of a country that would embrace his children, that inspires me to this moment. my mother, much younger than my dad, grew up in waycross georgia and as i say sometimes, the 82-year-old handset used to pick somebody else's cotton, tobacco, picked her youngest son to be a uniter states senator. that is the great and wonderfully complicated story, the family history of america. americaas like all families hasa complicated history, absolutely, absolutely. will you and i will have to talk more because you just said something about your dad. my father was 19 years old when he met my mother. >> guest: and mine was 21. >> host: and my dad had the same kind of demeanor about him. i thought of indignities that i saw him absolve so that i could be why am today. i think about that a lot and i'm sure you do as well. one of the things i wanted to mention, you mentioned your father in uniform when the incident occurred. a gentleman getting out of military, would be discharged in georgia, come home to south carolina, in uniform, and was right off of us. his eyes punched out. he died a blind man, but because of the incident harry truman, presi

dream of a country that would embrace his children. that inspires me to this to this moment my mother much younger than my dad grew up in waycross, georgia. and as i say sometimes the 82 year old hands that used to pick somebody else's cotton and tobacco picked her youngest son to be a united states senator that that is that is the great and wonderfully complicated story. the family history of america america, like all families has a complicated history. absolutely. absolutely, you know, really you and i are going to have to talk even more because you just said something about your dad. my father was 19 years older than my mother and mine was 20 21, you know, it's kind of yeah, and my dad had the same kind of demeanor about him. yeah, he but of demeanor about him. i saw that and i am where i am today. i think about that a lot. i'm sure you do too. one of the things, you mentioned your father [inaudible] discharged in georgia, coming home to south carolina and was dragged off a bus. he died a blind man. but because that incident, the president of the united states heard about that and it caused him to write the executive order. the presid

dreams. congratulations again to the mountaineers, virginia's 6th congressional district is increedably proud of your accomplishment. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. mccormick, for five minutes. mr. mccormick: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccormick: thank you, sir. so, we have right now a situation where the president is visiting the border. in my line of work as a young lieutenant, i flew along the border and knew there was a problem in the early 90's. in the mid 90's as a air troll controller, we had to stop operations at nighttime as vans bounce around in the mid of our operations made a cease-fire so we could chase illegal immigrants out of our firing ranges. and then as an emergency medicine doctor, i treated patients who came here illegally. most people don't realize the consequence of our actions of our poor border security and what it has -- we understand the numbers, and millions coming acrossed border. four million since we had a new president. but the downwind consequences, when y

pimen in those years, if in georgia you come to the temple, it was impossible to enter the temple at christmas, it was simply impossible to even dreamand we came to the kilokhov cathedral and calmly went into the temple. it was very strange for me, because there were very few people, very, very few. and when the service ended, the patriarch gave all the parishioners small icons, mostly adults, and i was one of the children. i was alone and he asked, in general, this is a child. well, my mom left. he also gave me an icon since then. here i keep it and what is very interesting. that's how much years have passed. i remember what he looked like. i remember how i approached him, at least a very small one in 78, probably there were three. well , it's been four years. that's why it's one of those miracles that i've come to meet, because when it appears. the cadres of the patriarch are always so pleasant to me, because i have a small little gift from him. christmas e, mother olga before we talk. we will see the story where you are involved. there is a certain tradition that left me from my grandparents, it is beautiful to decorate the chris

georgia, anastasia was born in tolyatti and even after changing her sports citizenship, she trains in st. petersburg with russian coach evgeniy mitten. yes, and it seems to me that nastya today how to turn a dream not a secret. they celebrate the day of fulfillment of desires. at the same time, many people remember russia, mentioning good relations with our country, despite the fact that western countries also have big resource plans for bolivia. our sergey brilev ended up in the andes during the week when his reportage was celebrating two holidays at once. probably no one has shown such bolivia in our country yet. this day in watering is a very special day for the fulfillment of desires. so, here you can see what they wanted to see most of all. well, first of all money. but this curious. you see, cockerels and hens are clean, you buy a cockerel for a future girl, then in general the groom will soon appear a pen a young man, a girl appears, you already understood the principle on this day on the shamans in bolivia they carry miniatures of what your desires are, this idea and a university diploma for example, or a marriage certificate, but there is a desire about russia and america much more thi

sultry sleepless '70s fever dream we will show you why fans are going wild today friday, january 27th, 2023 ♪ >> visiting from tampa, florida. >> denver, colorado. >> georgiarip. >> from miami. >> from atlanta. >> getting ready to say i do. >> karen just retired. >> the first thing on my bucket list is to be on the "today" show. >> wow, mark it off, friend. done and done. great crowd out there on a chilly january day nice to have you along with us wherever you are on this friday morning. >> we have got a star-studded lineup, y'all, next week it's big here we go, shania twain, drew barrymore. sheryl crow, pamela anderson, harrison ford, anita baker. >> also, one of our favorites here, practically a cousin of the show, meghan trainor will be live in studio next week as well that's quite the impressive list. >> we can ask about her super bowl commercial. >> we are so excited. >> perhaps. >>> let's get to the news. 8:00, friday morning memphis is bracing for reaction to today's expected release of police body cam video of a traffic stop that turned deadly. five former officers were charged yesterday with murder in the case of tyre nichols nbc's senior national

dreams come to life at the disneyland resort. bay area. good morning live is coming up. we'll chat with josh duhamel plus brianne howey from jenny and georgiahecking in here at 51. degrees 49. oakland a little bit lower there in santa rosa at 36 degrees our day planner for you right now is we are seeing sonny here 46 degrees at the bay 40 inland 50. that's around nine am today and then into the afternoon 58 degrees inland 60 at the bay reggie another 87 is updated about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc seven news. dot com or ♪r >>> it is a big, big morning in hollywood. 95th annual oscar nominations just seconds away. >> up first, though, we want to get to the big categories many will be watching like best supporting actress and actor and we are so excited for our panel. i want to be a panel of experts one day. chris, elizabeth and juju, thank you so much, and they'll help us break it all down. >> you know what, it's the moment we've all been waiting for. it's time to see whose names will be called, so let's go to the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences president janet yang who will kick off the nominatio

georgia. >> dallas, texas. >> celebrating our tenth anniversary. ♪♪ >> visiting from louisiana. >> for eli's 18th birthday. >> to my parents in denver. >> we love you, gigi and pop. >> on our dreamssed a lot of birthdays over the holidays. in fact, miss guthrie, we also missed your birthday over the holidays. i feel like sometimes you don't get a fair shake on your birthday. >> two days after christmas, you have it all in perspective. >> happy 25th, as well. >> thank you. remember when you used to think 25 was old? >>> a busy morning. let's get to the news at 8:00. there has an outpouring of wishes and prayers for buffalo bills player damar hamlin, the 24-year-old suffered cardiac arrest, collapsed on the field last night leaving viewers and fellow athletes and families stunned. nbc's maggie vespa is outside of the hospital right there in cincinnati where hamlin is being treated. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, an update from the buffalo bills about the situation basically inside that hospital that trauma center. damar hamlin is in that trauma center again sedated in critical condition after suffering the team says a cardiac arrest on the field. that terrifying or

dream alive for the next generation. so help me god. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i rise to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the 2023 college football national champions, my alma mater, the university of georgia bulldogs. in a stunning triumph last night, the georgia bulldogs defeated the t.c.u. horned frogs 65-7, marking the largest margin of victory in bowl game history. after boasting an impressive undefeated record in the regular season, last night's historic win proved, without a doubt, that the dogs are victorious and on top. congratulations to the talented young men that put their all into the game, including heisman finalist and four-time college football playoff m.v.p. quarterback stetson bennett. congratulations to head coach kirby smart and the entire coaching staff for leading the georgia bulldogs in becoming back-to-back national champions.