paryzhanka iren bugle was the youngest of napaleon. gentlemen. in 1847 , the horde started a shameful pasada, the opening of the italian opera - paryzhy. it’s true, the adpratsavat was under pressure throughout the entire adzin season. france's fortunes were in decline, but there was still no time for opera. let's solve the problem no was. possible families asked for a singer and teacher. music teachers. the adpachynka horde loves to vandravats. ab'ezdzi amal all over europe, visiting alzhyra. more than once i had the greedy desire to fix my learning, so as to later show it differently. tsaper geta is not a problem. i found my phone and took a photo. then everything was folded up. the fall of the crown of the mentor napaleon studied the smallness of architectural landscapes. as soon as i got out of the new season, i brought the album with the little ones to celebrate the parade. a whole horde of couples and a brain cassie, and here rapt news: in 1856, the russian emperor alexander ii granted amnesty to former palestinians. finally, mag

there is such a not very nice character named soames, he has a young beautiful wife, whose name is ireneoom of his wife and restored ownership of her. something similar happened in samara in 1882, and so the future soviet classic was conceived, that is , the future writer was born, if you call things by their names. as a result of marital rape, after which the countess left home, left home and discovered that she was pregnant, she wrote to bastrom that he would accept me to you.

there is such a not very nice character named soames, he has a young beautiful wife, whose name is irene, irene also has, which means roman, a lover, then at some point soames, as they say, ugul soors, entered his wife’s bedroom and restored ownership rights to her. something similar happened in samara in 1882, and so it was the future soviet classic was conceived, that is, the future writer was born, to call a spade a spade, as a result of marital rape. after that, the countess left home, left home and discovered that she was pregnant, she wrote to bastrom that take me to her. “if you accept, we will live happily together, if not, i will understand.” nobility competed with nobility, he accepted it, they began to live, get along, make good, on his farm in the volga region, where alexey nikolaevich was actually born. and the most interesting thing in the story of his childhood, his growing up, his youth is that until he was 13-14 years old he knew nothing about it, that is, he simply grew up on this farm. with peasant boys, with peasant girls, and he later said and quite rightly said that

irene jackson is el paso, texas citizen whose husband is retired law enforcement.g to you, ladies. this political headline came out earlier this week, this is headline from politico, a lot of mexican people are looking forward to trump, visit to border city of el paso show how politics are shifting and what is underneath it. what do you think, hispanic voters were once hesitant about former president trump, where are they now? >> yes, i follow social media, from what i'm seeing on comments, they are more inclined on former president trump. they are saying on social media, we need to be careful who we vote for and as a matter of fact, last night i was checking it and they were upset because of having trump off the ballot. people are upset in el paso. people are frustrated and more inclined to trump now. >> carley: people are upset in el paso about former president trump not being on the ballot in colorado, interesting. irene, look forward to hearing from you on the latest moves by governor abbott saying police can arrest illegal immigrants in texas. he is now flying

local photographer irene flanhardt has taken thousands of pictures of the iconic trams.elcome to hong kong. thank you. i can see you're shooting your favourite subject. yes. what is it about trams that really catches your attention? well, i love trams. i like to capture the activities in a 24—hour cycle. cleaning, maintenance and repair, safety checks — all these activities are conducted there every day. the trams are such an important part of the landscape here in hong kong. they're really part of the soul of this place. it's very dear to hong kong people. it's like an old friend. so this is the spot? yeah. this is a very good location to shoot. if you're lucky, we may have three trams in one photo. 0h... so the timing is very important. i've only got my iphone, so i'll do my best. yeah. oh, i think i got a bus. and then you get another one, you get three trams. ah. that's the jackpot. 0k. oh, oh, oh! we've got three. you've got it? i think so. very good. thank you! no kidding. and you'll become a tram fan. do you know what? i'm from melbourne, i'm already a tram fan. y

i'm here to meet and the rica irene. company, orange. fine. but it's based in an old collapse. so in the old town. yeah hi, nice to meet to meet you. thank you for a time. my pleasure. okay. hold of me about 10 years ago and began to colleagues came up with the idea of combining 2 iconic italian products, citrus fruit send function. you take the orange and you squeezy, and what you have left is pretty much 50 percent of the original way. so what we thought is a way to thrust for this by products into something meaningful for the fashion industry. and there's a family of materials that are called men made cellulosic fiber and they all contain sunroof, as a complement, right? for the semester necessary, some white top, it's everything that is not the water. oh so and then from that we extract the settings and then the cellulose that we extract look like these pretty much so it's like paper. yeah, yeah. i a touch a slide suck. yeah, exactly. we saw a lot of things this. i think it's a top or something. yeah. how does it have to be a and we have a scar here as the cops golf. yeah.

so one of the most heartbreaking videos is what does as isaac irene to children i'm just trying to do everything. that's the one that is going to be the problem i think is trying to be the human to come for the children. is also trying to be the journalist to report them. the story is real is has about our campaign. it's p r. effort to when diplomatic backing and shape public perception isn't overdrive these days. not that it's really needed in places like india. prime minister now runs remotely, has been crystal clear in his backend of this war. new delhi says it sees it as an active counter terrorism. and self defense, just last month when the when voted in favor of a humanitarian pause. india upstate. indo is ready. the relations have been on the upswing for the past few years. now. the image of israel is a high tech prosperous nation that survives in a region populated by quote unquote enemies resonates with many indians. and they've been showing their support through posts on line rance, on television, with some this information thrown in the skew, how this conflict is understood

now, i showed you already renÉ and irene, the twins i met in new york city before i took the trip.and i want to just tell you how they reunited because i think twin reunion stories are fabulous. so the little girl was taken in by polish woman and then eventually brought to paris orphanage after the liberation and. then a group in new york city sponsored a trip for two children, a boy and, a girl. but this is not her brother. this is another little to come to new york city for a great trip. toys, meet, celebrities, all that of thing. so she was picked and she wanted desperately to go back to the paris orphanage, but she was then adopted by a long island couple. so she stayed in long island and she told the couple that she had a twin brother. so the little boy had been taken in by a czech doctor and. then the czech doctor had flee the country because of some political activities. so he went to palestine and was in haifa when he saw this picture that was published in the 1947 issue of life magazine. and so he was able to get word back to his sister in czechoslovakia, and then one thin

of stated by that official from the organization that we have just just spoken to, ronnie and ms. irene r t a looks almost as hospitals and middle y'all's as trips. meanwhile, to the south of the enclave at least 7 palestinians killed for them. an idea strike . we're talking about a city of hon. eunice local authority. say the area surrounding the alumnis of a hospital. that area was talking the government officials not putting the test total. let about $22600.00 since the beginning of october, and that's in addition. the 55000 worded into thousands more missing industry. a dead varied on the whole the destruction report suggesting over 2000000 gall. since i've been forced to flee that homes with most now, taking refuge in the southern part of the strip, that is also a very dangerous area as well. the goal of the occupation is to replicate the pals team and costs. there was a reluctance from arrow and his lemma congress today, as well as those nations observing as it burned and before the eyes and ears of the world. we want one man to come out to come to many of these lemay countries an

freiburg, german, marseille, france, sparta, czech republic, sporting, portugal, toulouse, french irene as italian roma and karabakh azerbaijan, these are all potential opponents, tomorrow there will be a draw and we will find out who will be for sure, write the audience, in your opinion, who is more optimal, who is possible less, it is clear that most think that karabakh is for sure. because karabakh is similar to us, the season will not be in full swing, well, not quite yet then they will not play in the championship, so it is possible that in terms of conditions, in terms of yeman and karabakh , in fact, such an opponent is more desirable, well, it is also interesting that shakhtar in official matches with karabakh did not overlap in the eurocups, in friendlies they have already played with karabakh several times, but here it would be interesting to see an opponent against whom shakhtar has not yet played, it is just karabakh or freiburg, i was waiting for one of them. because shakhtar has already met with others in one or another tournament, so let 's move on to the handwriting of t

and make it a little clearer and the lady that's going to the do the presentation is irene westrum. she will start with the thing she's going to tell us. >> what is a caucus? people want to know the difference between a caucus and a primary. when you'd want to know something what do you duquette to look in the dictionary but her primaries run by the state just like the election. you go where you normally vote in the caucus is a closed meeting of persons belonging to the same political party or faction usually to select candidates to decide on policy. in iowa this means the political parties themselves run the caucus. it's not run by the state or the county or anybody. is there anybody in here that hasn't been to a caucus? of coke, two all right. this is what happens at a caucus. for some of us it will be a good review. so if you attend a republican caucus on january 14 what can you expect to happen? when you arrive between 5:30 and seven at one victory caucus sites in the county you want to make sure you're in the right place for your voting precinct. their maps available about the

her name was eva, and irene, like her parents, became a physicist and nobel laureate. andrey or dmitry? dmitry. dmitry, graffiti theme. repetitions. attention to the screen. here is graffiti on one of the houses in kutais. what does this old woman do? let's say something like cuts bread. let's see what she does? she kneads the dough. dmitry, please. chemical elements 900. the heaviest of these chemical elements is lutetium, discovered in 1907. and by atomic mass and density. active? no, that's not true. i cannot accept this answer. correct answer. from lanthanides. this is a special group of rare earth metals. it is even listed on a separate line in the periodic table. trees 900. in 1958 , a guest of the first tchaikovsky competition, conductor leopold stakovsky, visited this town near moscow and planted an oak tree in the local park. and, apparently, a wedge. absolutely right, in the tchaikovsky estate museum. andrey, milk 1500, in the cuisine of this country there is a dessert lechefrito, thickened with flour, and then fried milk, let in bulgaria, no, frita in the bu

blemished at the fcic, your bank is not broken but were going to tell you how to fix it, do you find that irenic hiding in plain sight. that was known to most people who can read a balance sheet and read their financial statements. maria: joining the independent advisor in lyons chief and that's it officer, chris zaccarelli, thank you for being here. your reaction in the new proposal for new regulations of the new banks? >> thank you for having me back, the new proposals are going too far, ultimately the big banks are very well regulated and plenty of new regulation and laws targeting them we have strong banking regulations already and we probably want to focus on those in the banking system which are not heavily regulated so i think regulators are fighting the last war looking where the problem is in the goble financial crisis and some of the years after that but ultimately the retail banks that collapsed as fewer and far between and interest-rate risks. the regulation would've prevented the banking failures that we fall into its all back in early march and it would've been a better management

a happy birthday to irene, celebrating in las vegas, with the people who love her so much.ck, jackson, ollie, gem and liam. enjoying a family vacation in tokyo. thanks for bringing us along. eight mugs for malik ka, main in a, jasmine, natalie, mark, maxine, and amari who took the photo. they are from the nonprofit serving the new york city community, here for home care and hospice month. thank you, all, for what you do. we close things out all the way in antarctica, where barb and terry are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary. we're flattered and, frankly, a little shocked you would bring our mug on the journey. thank you. and congratulations. send us a photo of you and your mug with #sundaytoday. you can get the "sunday today" mug online. you can stream every morning, including peacock's morning news collection. >>> good morning. it is sunday, december 10th, the thir

shery: a million vehicles iren the u.s., what is the actual business hit to toyota? million cars, but you have to remember toyota shares millions of cars a year so it is only a small portion of that. as well as the recall in the u.s., the other scandal that is percolating in japan, where daihatsu came out and said it had to dispense shipment of all its cars because they've been falsifying safety data there. so that could potentially be the bigger hit to toyota at the moment. it accounts for about 4% of toyota groups annual revenue. if it becomes a problem, shutting down the production, maybe that is what investors are more concerned about at the moment. haidi: how challenging is the modern market going into next year? >> it's looking a bit more challenging. obviously higher interest rates in the u.s. throughout this year , the fed is signaling the rates may come down, and particularly in the ev space as well, most of the big carmakers including toyota are starting to dial back some of their ev expectations. so it might be a slightly tough year for automakers next yea

that was hurricane, hurricane irene.s been nearly two days since the rain has stopped here and people are still having to be rescued from the rising water. overnight, with parts of the northeast still underwater, urgent rescues happening in the dark of night. flashing lights illuminating first responders in north jersey, as they search for stranded homeowners. families pulled from homes. >> rescuing them in those locations is not an easy task. something that may at some point become impossible. >> reporter: a dialysis patient carried to safety in patterson, new jersey. from maine to new hampshire and vermont, residents reeling in the wake of that powerful and deadly storm. this road in maine washed away. >> water damage everywhere. it's been like this for two days. >> reporter: countless cars covered by feet of water. this couple in wayne, new jersey, using a shovel to paddle their boat to dry land after the first floor of their home was flooded. >> going to have to fix the houses. gonna be out of the house for months. >

irene flattened , storm met.red on a street . this is scattered on a street. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now it's back to . nana back to. nana >> thank you, sophia . this is gb >> thank you, sophia. this is gb news on tv , online and on news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headunes the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs . and of course, it's it's theirs. and of course, it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing, times we will discussing, and at times we will disagree, be disagree, but no one will be cancelled . and so joining me cancelled. and so joining me today is broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, also broadcaster and author christine hamilton. to come, each hamilton. still to come, each sunday at five, i'm joined by a celebrity, a former mp

host: irene is next, north carolina, democrat. caller: good morning. it is eileen. can see people are having problems keeping to the subject you brought up. because there is such an intersection between this hatred of groups in this case anti-semitism, and free speech. they come together, so it is difficult to separate the two. i am concerned because i believe in free speech, but i think you cannot yell "fire" in a crowded theater. this seems somewhat the same. yes, these people should have the right to protest, if that is what they choose to do, but they should not be able to use language which is so inflammatory. and causes harm. in terms of people saying this never went on before, that is certainly not true. i went to -- in the 1960's, i was in college and higher education and there was much more repression then. you are not allowed to speak out at all at most state universities and some private universities. most of the state universities, you certainly could not without causing harm to yourself, protest for civil rights, for instance. i think we have only -- ac

it's 931, iren armstrong here in the gb newsroom. a major incident has been declared after a suspected tornado hit stalybridge in greater manchester, ripping roofs off properties. police say significant damage has been caused , forcing many residents caused, forcing many residents to leave their homes, although no injuries have been reported. a video is being posted on social media showing some of the aftermath. police are advising people not to return or enter their properties until they've been assessed by structural engineers . meanwhile, further engineers. meanwhile, further north, thousands of people are still without power in parts of scotland after storm garrett, strong winds and heavy snow has damaged the electricity network. travel has been disrupted as well across the uk, rail operators, including scotrail, lner and avanti west coast have been forced to suspend or cancel services because of the conditions and the debris on the lines. senior meteorologist jim dale has warned. it's not over yet. >> it's a showery day. it's a