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[000:00:00;00] it can be a tension headache, it can be a cluster headache or a post-traumatic headache, these are the most common, and among them , hmmm, you probably talked about a chronic headache, which is when the head hurts and when this headache passes in the form squeezing and like a fairy tale is put on the head, this kind of headache is present in 70% of patients who are bothered by chronic headaches in general, i understood that the localization of the will is important , so that is, do you have pain only in the forehead, in the temples, in the back of the head you are talking about this one tension headache, that is, when the whole head hurts, it can only hurt, for example, those areas of the head that i just talked about. and if this is so, what does this mean, it can be in different areas of the head, but it must be on both sides if it's a migraine it's a headache on one side, then a tension headache is a symmetrical headache and it can be both in the temples and in the back of the head and the fibers are frequent, er, it can be different localization, but if it's so persi

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it is being recorded and will be posted on our website after the fact. were going to take questions from the in-person audience and virtual audience. if you want to summit a question, you can do so either on twitter, or you can use the checkbox at the bottom of your screen. if you have questions, start sending them in. i'm going to turn the podium over now to senator reid. thanks so much for being here today. [applause] senator reid: thank you very much for that kind introduction. [indiscernible] i really appreciate it very much. let me take an initial moment to acknowledge the terrible ongoing war in the ukraine. the ukrainians have fought with incredible courage and great skill. nice to be frisked when you are giving a presentation. i want there to be no doubt the united states will continue to help ukraine succeed on the battlefield. america's assistance to ukraine is also an investment in our own national security and the security of our nato allies and indeed the whole world. we also know that this conflict is being observed all across the go -- the

but i think it's going to be a lot tougher for him to be rhonda santos than it would be to be donald trump. i think all of the polling shows that clearly one thing that we know is that swing voters have decided even though they think that this indictment of him in new york city is heavily politicized. they also think that it's automatically disqualifying . and when you have a largest chunk of the electra right now affiliating is independence. and the partisan affiliation getting smaller for both democrats and republicans. it's going to be very hard for somebody like donald trump, to actually win a presidential election if he cannot appeal to the swing voters. but i think somebody like ron status has an ability to that ability just hasn't been fully tested or bedded at this point. so we'll have to see david, we'll get back to laura in just a moment. but david, what do i ask you 1st? who would, with the democrats rather be be up against here, with biden, as their presidential nominee? would they rather be fighting trump or de santis? there's only one name and that is donald trump. dona

tt emergency services is known to be higher at weekends.- be higher at weekends.eekends. if you can deal with the _ be higher at weekends. if you can deal with the situation . be higher at weekends. if you can deal with the situation on j can deal with the situation on the ground where it's happened then people don't have to take themselves up to a&e. the then people don't have to take themselves up to me. the idea has orally been _ themselves up to me. the idea has orally been proven - has orally been proven elsewhere and venues throughout bath had asked for their own bus. vulnerable, tipsy or maybe even lost, this bus is one that will always have a seat for you. i'm janelle with the catch up. britain's human rights watchdog have recommended that sex means biological sex rather than legal sex. this means that people who have changed their legal everyone on birth and marriage documents would no longer be legally classed as such and trans people could be excluded from areas that they identify with. you've probably heard the hype about the £2 shein nails but did you

and they be may be one or two. and they be dean may be one or two.d they be dealt in identified the dealt with in identified the overwhelming people that gave evidence speaking truth evidence of speaking the truth to inquiry . and it was very to the inquiry. and it was very heartbreaking testimony . we need heartbreaking testimony. we need to . a 55 year old man has to act. a 55 year old man has died being hit by a van outside a pub in cramlington . a pub in cramlington. northumbria police says it's received reports two men had been struck by a van outside the bay horse pub last night. man died at the scene a second. also 55 years old. remains in hospital. three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody . three and remain in custody. three british men are being held in taliban custody in afghanistan . taliban custody in afghanistan. they include holiday maker routledge, who had to be rescued from kabul by british forces less than two years ago. a humanitarian network assisting charity medic kevin cornwell and a second unn

so those that might be actually being, being victims in these countries, they're being brutalized or is it really what they claim it to be? do you think they support the rights of marginalized people who identifies homosexual or you think there's a bigger reason, as we've seen time and time again, this is just being used as an excuse. certainly it's being used as an excuse that you're certainly right, scotty to distinguish between christian nations and islamic nations, where that's in previous christian law affair, even in this country, prior to a case called lawrence versus texas in 2003 the individuals that we have a robust tradition of states rights in this christian nation, where, what, what justice scalia called the, the individual states, the labs are a forums of experimentation. we're allowed to develop moral laws that were to be developed not by the congress, but by state legislatures. and therefore you had more or less 2 kinds of states, red and blue. and prior to 2003, it was left to that, the moral legislation to be against pro gay law fair was left up to individual read s

be a misdemeanor. it could be a family. we do not know. >> can be election low violation. >> martha: but they passed on that so we'll see if there's any new surprises on that if it is 34 finale counselor than i have a lot of stuff to push back against as we watch this play out throughout the afternoon. take you so much. it was great to see you guys and we will see you later today. >> bill: we have to workable harris faulkner starts right now and we'll see you throughout the day your terrace. >> at the center of it all. he will head to the courthouse in lower manhattan for his arraignment and we will finally lead to exactly what is in the indictment against him. it's been sealed since it was announced last week. except for the fact that one of the big issues is bubbling up to date is grand jury leak remember, that is how we just learned about the 34 felony charges against him. but we do not know all the details but we will get to that today. there's also the possibility that the judge could put into place a gag order for the

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to be.rt of january 6th rhetoric, or is he going to be maybe more subdued it's very interesting to see how he's going to react to all of this. >> all this as former governor of arkansas asa hutchinson announced his 2024 bid he's the first republican kacana dat candidate to say trump should step down. >> what i'm seeing is that voice being an exception to what we've seen with other major players in the republican party, mainly a ron desantis who hasn't yet announced but has pretty much announced. in that it's almost like a family where family members can go after each other. they can have grudges against each other, but for the most part when the family is attacked, one of the family members, that's when you close rank i thought that was very interesting in the response that ron desantis had, and look, there's a lot of time between now and november 2024, and a ron desantis and other potential gop hopefuls are going to wait and see how this plays out is this something that just fizzles out and

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they be hopefully soon christians will be able to be recognized in their own light is living based onharris: it's the greatest loss of freedom for all of us. to lose our values. the way that you put it, people have freedom of conscience. if we lose our values, if we lose the conscience, that part of us that makes us the best versions of who we are as people on this planet, the whole world will suffer. we are still a beacon of light. we are still the greatest place here on earth here in america. we cannot lose. believe how you want. don't step on my right to do that. don't tell me what not to believe. don't tell me what love is. by the way, my mom, long-term social worker. she said, if someone has love in their heart, especially a 9-year-old, someone who has been in the foster care with all the problems that we have across this country in foster care. some beautiful people in it and some problems along the way, just like everything else in life. if someone shows that they can love another, why would you deny? and you're not doing that to the lgbt community. we have a secretary of trans

bicycles can be recycled. it is natural to come back and be usable for wildlife. wait for the regulations. for example, there was something that would help . in fact , it would really be a ban and a limit, or at least create a minimum price for this cost. how will the first quarter of this year 1401 be? it was good, let's go to the rains last year, last month, the rains in the country were good , alhamdulillah, compared to the previous year and after the previous years, and we witnessed that some rivers like zayandeh rood, which were very good, also found some of our wetlands that were dry. they had reached water and some dry and semi-dry lakes. well, let's get to the hot season of the year when there is a shortage of water. at that time, it is necessary to respect the right to wetlands . there is also a coin in the law . there is an entrance for this water right to be taken from above i will strengthen my hands and from the ministry, as history has said time and time again , compared to the long-term average of the country, the situation is right now, which is li

so far, to be honest, i really want to be wrong.y want to be wrong, but so far i don't see anything necessary. well, really, i agree with to your great regret, and any people who carry out coups, they should at least try to rely on the masses of the people. well , the masses of the people in russia can now be consulted all the more in such a matter, well, it is obviously impossible , vadim, one more question for you, which can be er, still, considering what we are seeing now about the possible counter-impossible and about the counteroffensive of ukraine, what could be the future of russia? what could russia be after putin, in your opinion ? after putin. therefore, please, i know that history has seen cases when dictators lost wars and remained dictators. this is the first time that a dictator lost wars and threw them off . this is the same cloth after the second world war. therefore so far, it is still too early to guess, i know that we are guessing in advance , but i still wanted to hear your opinion about it. thank you for your an

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trump will not be handcuffed it's unclear if a mug shot will be taken we do know he'll be fingerprinted. next, he'll be escort today a courtroom for arraignment. the first time someone who once sat in the oval office will stand before a judge to face criminal charges trump's legal team says he'll plead not guilty to what sources indicate will be roughly 30 counts >> he's gearing up for a battle. you know, this is something we obviously believe is a political persecution. >> reporter: the court appearance is only expected to last a few minutes and former president trump plans to leave new york returning to florida immediately after the proceedings. yeah, and again the former president does plan to talk publicly about the day's events from mar-a-lago this evening we also know that the district attorney here, alvin bragg, is set to discuss the case during a press briefing just after the arraignment. jonathan, a lot to play out here it is a historic day in lower manhattan. >> it is, and we'll have live reports throughout the morning from the courthouse there in lower manhattan. nbc's jay gr

my cousin would be allies. -- would be alive. i have hand-delivered letters and say i take full responsibility for my action on the house floor. but i also told you in no world did i think it would lead to us be expelled to the house that we were elected to within our constituency. who would have ever thought that? that for 30 seconds or less before the speaker called a recess, that would lead to expulsion from the statehouse? that is antidemocratic. so yes, i still take full responsibility for my actions. i know why i am here serving and fighting for our community and fighting to continue to be in this institution to help create change and i know why this resolution was brought forward and i do not think it had a lot to do with the 30 seconds before the recess, i think it had a lot to do with the issue we were talking about. you said we are just criticizing folks and that we should put for legislation. good legislation has been put forward. resolutions including gun storage and red flag laws and i ask that you might work to actu

the ground will be mr. sada news agency reporter sima, greetings to you, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, i have greetings, politeness and respect for you and your respected family, please ask that we understand from the visit of mr. president of khuzestan province, zahra, that 20 of them have been in khuzestan province since the beginning of the 13th government today. in this trip, after a few minutes, the president's plane lands at dezful airport. the president, in the first part of his trip , celebrates the revival of the mohammad cardboard factory in dezful city, the celebration of the revival of 160 production units, the return of semi-closed units and 60 units that were closed for the year. it was like this last years to revive this celebration, in continuation of the president's visit to khuzestan, the president will start the andimeshk dual-cycle combined cycle power plant from the gas unit, which is in the seventh grade in the country, as well as the electricity

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that specific be said the as of regiment with their nazi ties could be, were the ones being sanctioned in effect. what did they say to you when you say, look, some of these policies may unite and make the u. s. a declining bow. basically the context in which subjects of that kind come up when i'm talking with these, these legislators is a little bit different than the current context that you and i are talking about these things in connection with the. so in general, when i talking to american policymakers, progressive legislators, i'm talking more about the need for a kind of re diversification of and a re, let's say autonomy or all tarkey restoring set of policies for the american economy . right. i mean, the us itself used to have a very diversified economy and it used to be able to produce most of what it needed for itself. and in fact, it was the out sort of thing that was kind of carried on by capital here in the u. s, sort of essentially seeing lower wage labor abroad that brought about the sort of hollowing out of the american economy. so when i talk to legislators here, i say,

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again, it's going to be >> but it's going to be windy. so that's the same. again, it's windy today, but not as windy as monday. >> and we're going to warming trend that's going to be later this week. but a chance of rain is headed our way. so let's talk about what you need to know as we take a look at futurecast 12, 30 on wednesday. you can see it's really this storm system coming from the north making its way down to a slowly. it's going to start in portland on wednesday to 45 thursday with the potential for rain. you can see it right here around 8.15, and as you wake up on friday, just plan your friday for make sure wake up with us because it could be a dicey commute. rain is going john will make sure that you're covered. plus, we may see some snow in the sierra as well. so that's what we'll be focusing on the next couple of days. and as we focus on that was like, alright, well, how much rain are we going to get? we can get anywhere from a quarter to three-quarters of an inch up in santa rosa with this system. so again, it could be a soaker just like yeste

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arraigned, being arrested, being formally charged after being indicted last week what that simply means is that according to a majority of that grand jury, there is enough evidence to proceed with a case. any sense on the timing of such a case, when it could go to trial what, that court process could look like and how long it would extend >> i would expect this would be a long time. and you're right, start with the very important first principle that an indictment is simply an allegation made by the prosecutor in this case an allegation that a crime has been committed the grand jury voted there was enough information visible to the grand jury to move ahead with this case now the former president of the united states is going to have the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law that could take a long time. we're going to see a blizzard of motions back and forth we saw him on social media today suggesting he wants to move the venue from manhattan, to maybe staten island where he had more political support in one of the boroughs in new york city there. so all of those

so, if it were to be adopted , a law would be passed that, in principle, makes it impossible to use anydings of the russian orthodox church of ukraine , obviously the situation would be different, it is obvious that we did not have to squeeze this russian church out of each church separately, it was transformed into a normal, large-scale , systemic process well, finally, volodymyr and how might the situation look with the pochaiv lavra, which is also an ancient ukrainian shrine and which was organized by the ukrainian greek-catholic church or the uniate church when this process was going on? it is obvious that the further fate of the use of this lavra by some ukrainian churches must be decided by the ukrainian churches. institute of national memory of ukraine thank you, mr. volodymyr, we must not forget that we still have the sviatohirska lavra and it is still standing there, ah, this is an important question, because the sviatohirska lavra was also under the moscow patriarchate, it is interesting there now by the way, hardly is there someone there because the hostilities took place the

need to be as well.fter today's tragic events but this debate of course keeps on running. the world's top economic leaders are converging on washington to discuss the state of the global economy and the war in ukraine. the world bank and the international monetary fund are hosting their spring meetings this week — bringing together finance ministers from around the world. our business correspondent samira hussain has been following the discussions. around the world, central bankers are raising interest rates to try and slow down those price increases. as a result, however, we have some of the weakest growth projections by the international monetary fund since the 1990s. now, with the world's finance ministers and central bankers all meeting in washington this week, the increasingly fragile global economy will certainly be the focus, along with ways for countries to try and mitigate some of the negative impacts of those interest rate rises. now, the high inflation, however, is already having an impact on

but robert, to be fair. yeah, you just set a mouthful there and if they're able to make, bring all that evidence and prove all of that, you're absolutely right. it could get to a felony. but right now, as you even described it, what they have is a guy who essentially put down as legal expenses, money that he gave to a woman that he slept with, that is a misdemeanor at this point. and nothing else can. how do you go beyond that at this point without knowing what you got. right. and, and i not let you go ahead. you be sure, because i want to give steve a chance here. absolutely. i don't. i don't think you have to get to a felony. let's understand, even if you're saying it's a misdemeanor, he's still broke the law and we're not in a country that said what? because of your position because of your power because of your name, because of your money, you could get the commit. what mr. meaner or any other common thinking should be held accountable for whatever crime you commit. we're going to who you are. every idea

being charged with these crimes doesn't change that, nor would being convicted.nald trump has other legal worries too. the fbi continues to investigate his handling of classified documents found at his mar—a—lago home in florida. there's a justice department investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including the capitol riots. though it's not clear if mr trump is a focus. and in georgia, there's a criminal investigation into whether donald trump interfered in the 2020 election result there. so these charges in new york are a moment of legal and politicaljeopardy for donald trump. and there may be more of those moments to come. so you are talking about the fact that it is hard not for an arrest to be hanging over your head, katty. what about these other investigations, very serious investigation facing donald trump?— serious investigation facing donald trump? most of the la ers donald trump? most of the lawyers and _ donald trump? most of the lawyers and republicans i l donald trump? most of the . lawyers and republicans i have spoken to have said

if we win, the - destiny will be in our hands. find destiny will be in our hands.e so many _ destiny will be in our hands. there are so many fascinating subplots, not least the current arsenal manager, mikel arteta, who won two premier league titles working alongside pep guardiola while at manchester city. it's a case of master against disciple in this one. and how do you stop the manchester city striker erling haaland? that is the question arsenal will ask themselves. we know erling haaland, three more goals and he would surpass the record for the most number of goals in a premier league season. i tell you what, you won't want to take your eyes off it here later. liverpool have the chance to move above tottenham and go sixth, if they can beat west ham at the london stadium. the hammers though, despite that 4—0 win over fellow relegation rivals bournemouth at the weekend, are still looking to put some distance between themselves and the bottom three. jurgen klopp knows his liverpool side, who've won the last two, can't take anything for granted. we still have to pr

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