she sits on the sofa, great danes sit like that all the time, great danes sit down, everything sat on the sofa, it's normal, the tail does not interfere, well, the most important thing for them is the sofa, well, or some good place, if you walk a lot with the dog, it is not constantly on the move at home, we walked, came, ate, that's it, we sleep, we sleep all day, until the next walk, they do not need so much space, they do not need space to move in the house, they do not need space for this, as for food, how... to feed such a fellow? well, you know, if you compare with small dogs, of course they eat more, yes , the difference is obvious, but if you compare with others, any other large dogs, they don't eat so much, how much in what exactly does skazka eat? look, well, in general, let's start with the fact that dogs are fed differently, of course, you can feed them dry food, you can feed them natural food, skazka eats natural food, she eats meat, well, everything that is meat products, fresh meat, she eats somewhere around a kilo. per day, it's not that much, if really not so much, co

daneli was not feeling well, and the young woman offered to take him to the healer juni, whose houseood, what? at this time, daneli's film autumn marathon, a comedy about a man who tried to lead a double life, was released. many began to draw parallels with the personal life of the director, who then also rushed between two women, but unlike the hero of the film, daneli made his choice. well, when will we see each other? i am writing down. no, no, this is not at all a coincidence, since we met by chance when i was 19, we met periodically all our lives, when i met him i said: leave me alone, i don’t like georgians because i don’t understand what they say , where is the truth, where is the toast, i don’t understand this, i can’t understand you, leave me alone, i could never think that this is my husband, you know? then he admitted me to college at vgik, when i entered the directing department, daneli came up to me and said: “i won’t take you.” i say, why? yes, because i know you, and i say: “you didn’t really want to, just think,” but talankin took me to his course. so, after that , he

>> here in dane county.e state of wisconsin is going to be extremely unlikely. >> in 2016, donald trump got 23.4% of the vote in dane county and won wisconsin in 2020. trump didn't meet that threshold and lost the state to joe biden at this farmer's market into forest, a suburb north of madison. voters weighed in on the challenge trump faces here. >> and you're voting for trump absolutely. the head of the republican party here in dane county thinks that if trump can win 23% of the county he can win the state of wisconsin what do you think? >> i absolutely believe that. >> do you think trump could win 23% of dane county possibly. everybody is divided here. >> i do think he has a chance at winning wisconsin. i think more people are voting for him than they want to say. i think people aren't as vocal about their political opinions these days, especially with it being a little more blue in this area. not as many people agree. >> i don't think he has a shot at winning dane county. are wisconsin for that matter. t

, galina daneli.every time i walk along the clean ponds and see the corner of the house, i always remember that birthday party that you allowed me to attend, that warmth that was in your home, in general, always with the warmest memories of you and your spouse and your family, honestly, thank you very much, and you have your favorite fragments in this picture, because there is a scene on clean ponds, i’m walking around moscow, and i really love it when she walks like a little bus, with an umbrella and a cyclist on top of her, because only i know that there were only three actresses filming in this aisle, yes, no one knows this, everyone thinks, i was always sure before that this is galina polskikh, yes, actually... no, this is just an actress, i don’t know her last name of this actress, she had to leave, it was raining, they didn’t have time to film, which means that the next day they filmed the legs of the second director, or the assistant director, and filmed someone else from the back, so three gir

well, trump won and danes found his way into his administration. and it was not long before he gunned more power. and in 2020, he ordered the removal of the chief of staff, ousting the director, and was then himself named chief of staff later that year. at the same time trump signed an executive order in october of 2020 creating schedule f, that will strip job protection and they will make them more easy to fire. and it is one of the key project proposal and more than 10,000 names of the job candidates betted for loyalty. and those individuals, they will be ready to be deployed into federal ajen schism and back pedaled to project 2025. and that the reality is pretty clear where he's backed the proposals that will make up the framework and trump's own self- proclaimed platform, which is known as agenda 47 that they will contain the similar proposals to project 2025 that will include a ten-point plan to dismantle the deep state and return power to the american people. and i'll let him explain it for himself. >> and here is my plan to dismantle the de

obama and walz, they're going to dane county right there.e county is where madison is the university of wisconsin, madison a lot of students, it's the capitol government workers college, educated population that has become the sweden spot for democrats in this election. you can see joe biden won dane county, big. he wants 216, 260,000 votes, a margin of 181,000 votes. now, in 2016, remember, hillary clinton lost wisconsin, but she one day in county by a lot. however, it was 140 145,000 votes. that's a difference by my math, about that number 37,000. because remember what i told you about how close the election was in wisconsin joe biden won by 20,000. >> there was a 37,000 vote difference in dane county alone. >> it's enough to explain how he won wisconsin while he really, hillary clinton lost. want to go back to dane county for one second just to show you how it's changed over the years again, 260,000 votes. joe biden won that democrats want when in 2020, in 2016, hillary clinton won 217,000 votes in 2012, barak obama won 216,000 votes in a

there's a great dane in there. >> oh. so cute. parts of buffalo are already buried under three feet of snow or more. >> the national weather service has extended its lake effect snow warning until tomorrow night. oh, boy. but you get cute fun for the animals. >> yeah, they're loving it. >> and it is also looking like christmas overseas as well. >> brussels has kicked off the christmas season with a spectacular light show. look at this. i know this looks like cgi. it is so beautiful. gorgeous high tech laser lights danced across the structural stone of the city's iconic grand place. i've never been to brussels. i want to go. >> all right, your move, new york city. you got to top this. well, all we have is a tree right now. all right. the stunningly ornate buildings are said to date back to the late 17th century, having been built more than a century before. power tools, light bulbs and electricity. it's come a long way since then. >> and the dazzling light show will continue every night through new year's. also shout out to notre d

they noted about dane county. they have seen numbers she, the vice president not performing as well in dane county. they are seeing reporting about that as biden. they note that the ward that have not reported in dane county are very blue areas around madison. so, the folks in wisconsin are feeling good and they tell me that three campuses, students, are still voting right now as we speak. >> all right, thank you. >>> we are going to go to michael steele, what are you hear being, michael? >> reporter: it is interesting a number of the folks that i have been talking to in michigan, republicans, they are looking a little bit, how should we say skeptical of holding michigan for trump right now. looking at some of the number that are coming in. i know as we still have big centers like detroit that are going to land. the reality on the ground there they have a lot of hope they would flip the house to the republicans but, may give some ground to trump looking through the numbers. up in the air for the trump hold on mich

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and this is dane baptiste . i like the guy is dane baptiste.ve me a call a few years back and said, barry, i don't have any. i don't know what i can say. yeah, there are things you can't say when you're on tv. >> are you saying he was calling you because you're jewish? or about some of your behaviour or about some of your behaviour or about some of my behaviour ? about some of my behaviour? >> i didn't think i'd done anything wrong, but many times i'd done something wrong and people didn't like what i did. but he has this is i don't know whether he's innocent or guilty. he said, well, he did make that post, didn't he? >> i mean, that's that's not being argued. what we don't know is what happened before that he's talked about his family being stalked online. but i don't know exactly what that means, other people i've seen on social media criticising his. no, no, that's not what happened at all. but it's very violent language , isn't it? yeah, yeah. language, isn't it? yeah, yeah. you can't get away from that. >> first things first. we always abi

just like amber dane stratton needed relief.>> i started to think well, is this guy a one hit wonder? but surely he couldn't be, because of how brutal it was. >> reporter: so, often, late at night in the patrol car, he prowl through city parks, looking for, what? a villain? a rapist? >> because, if he had done it once he is going to do it again, right? so i would drag my police car through the park. i would try to be as sneaky as i could in these places. talk to kids in the middle of the night. i will talk to people hanging out, it was never our guy. never. >> reporter: but if he couldn't find him, maybe he could at least prevent another attack. >> i would see people stumbling home from the bars and i kind of became a self motivated taxi. oftentimes, i would drive them home. because the last thing that i wanted was somebody to turn up dead or washed up in the park. >> but, give up? he couldn't do that. >> because, if the guy is alive he can't sit idly by for the rest of his life. he is going to do something, he is going to slip

farmers during the iron age danes with. the roman empire had established trade relations and traded goods such as animal skins and amber. in the history of denmark, the viking age began around 793 ad with the invasion of the british isles. the vikings established settlements in northern england and in normandy in northwestern france. the viking age lasted about 250 years. long ships gave them the necessary advantage to conquer by sea. after the baptism of the king of denmark. christian clergy infiltrated danish society. in 1397, with the union of kalmar, denmark, samlind and iceland, norway and sweden joined a single monarchy, which was ruled by queen margaret i. kalmar union lasted until 1532 when sweden. denmark and sweden were separated from this union, thus the long rivalry between denmark and sweden it started to dominate the region. in 1658 , denmark had to cede its three provinces, which today form the southernmost provinces of sweden. in 1814, the sovereignty of norway was also transferred to sweden. the defeat agai

daneli, okay, gen, take an incentive from the restaurant and get started. he comes out and with a brightened face says: everything is good in the world, what’s the matter, you won’t immediately understand how you like it, that’s where it comes from, the first line of the song, how about you, and danelia says , well, in my opinion, it’s good, here’s the second episode of the story about the incentive, put it in your eyes, shpaleh said, i would add, but there’s no money, the process of adding was stimulated and the song was written in 10 minutes. because the state is like this, you know, but in my opinion there was also a watering machine coming from the window, and he saw it, no, the film was born from a phone call, shpalikov daneli, gay, yes, it’s gena shpalikov, that’s it, congratulations, i have such a scenario, you and i will take all the prizes in the canals, what a scenario, well look, here i am telling you, a girl walks in the rain and the rain doesn’t actually annoy her, she took off her shoes, she rejoices in the rain, and the young man is behind he

of a great dane., judging against the standard of that. that's correct. kari. thank you so much, monica. thank you so much. you were lovely. can i have a oh, thank you so much. well trained too. all right. you can watch the 23rd national dog show right here on nbc bay area. all of the action begins at noon tomorrow. we've got a full lineup tomorrow. from watching the parade to the dog show and then watching some football. but before all of that, today in the bay, don't forget. absolutely. and we're going to have some nice weather for whatever you have planned. we are looking at some cool temperatures will be in the upper 50s for today in san francisco, down to the low 40s, and then up to about 60. tomorrow that weather continues at least into the middle of next week. it may be quite a while before we see some rain again, which i'm sure people at this point aren't really complaining too much about because we had so much of it last week and earlier this week, as well. all right. well, thanksgiving thank

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as the detective made his rounds, dane's mother was inconsolable. >> she was in pieces. >> dana was hurte was a baby of the family.. >> six days later, dana died. her family was shattered. you never heal from this, ever. ever. you grief, you are angry, and then you grip. but you never get over it. >> beyond that unquenchable greed. something else lingered to. questions about how dana died. either the data series have good, that's she saw no other injuries. that gave her pause. >> i remember seeing that the neurologist saying it was like taking a baseball bat and swinging for home run. and hitting her and the back of her head. that's the extent or injuries. >> she didn't believe her sisters that can be explained away as a tragic accident. and she wasn't alone in her doubts. >> how did the investigators regard with adaptive dana? to think wasn't accident or try to prove otherwise? >> they didn't goes an accident because the specialists was suspicious. >> after a few months investigation seem to spot. >> there was no murder weapon. they just had her body. technology was diverted 1982. >> no

they don’t hear our submarine at all, they don’t hear it at all, i think that the danes have a larges, that is, for one day, yes. gunboats, which she never abandoned, only now they are not gunboats, not a gunboat, but an aircraft corre, that is, an aircraft carrier, one aircraft carrier, escaped from the houthis, no, no, no, they do not say that he escaped, the houthis carried out strikes , in my opinion, may 30, may 30, june 2, no one said what to apply, whether they hit, whether they hit or not, that’s not the point, but in fact after that the aircraft carrier fled, but now it is being replaced by each other, each other. well, he escaped, he was recalled, basically, first one comes, then the second leaves, and it’s not like one left, the second will arrive in a month, esenhower hung out there for two terms, that is , he was at sea for months, no, no, that doesn’t play a role, it is important that the replacement did not come, the europeans should have replaced them, well, they didn’t come, nine, no, why geson, the frigate geson was there, but now he is leaving, well... one of the e

the madison fire department and several other dane county and ems agencies.he dane county sheriff's office, the university of wisconsin police department, the fbi, the atf all have played major roles in our response and in our investigation. we also want to acknowledge uw hospital as well as saint mary's hospital for their work in treating the survivors of today's school shooting community resources. there are resources available to anyone needing help or needing someone to talk to. the crime response unit with the dane county district attorney's office have been mobilized. this is a group of people who are trained to help victims of mass violent incidents. this group is made up of social workers, attorneys, victims professionals, former law enforcement and other stakeholders in our community. if you need assistance, you can contact the crime response program between 8 and 5 during the daytime. i'll give that number again 608 2846908. and you can reach them after hours at 608. 3737601646083760164. after hours. the wisconsin department of justice's office of s

but before that, we thought we'd squeeze this in because comedian dane baptiste . because comedian dane threats on social media towards what appears to be a jewish woman. he said a quick message to the zionist comedian stalking my family's page. i want you to sit down with your husband and kids and imagine what their lives will be without you, because north london is a quick trip to make and a think tank will have to be an actual tank will have to be an actual tank to keep you safe from me . tank to keep you safe from me. ask about and comedians will tell you i will be at your literal doorstep. your agent won't keep you safe, and i'll sit in prison while your family sits in the cemetery. first and last warning your act is dumb, but don't be a dumb woman for your own safety. well, i mean, there was a little bit of consternation about this. josh, harry was tweeting about it as well. yeah, i mean, making the point really , that dane was point really, that dane was threatening to murder a jewish colleague and, was allowed to carry on performing. he wasn't cancelled when we are against cance

the madison fire department and several other dane county and ems agencies, the dane county sheriff's office, the university of wisconsin police department, the fbi, the atf all have played major roles in our response and in our investigation. we also want to acknowledge uw hospital as well as saint mary's hospital for their work in treating the survivors of today's school shooting community resources. there are resources available to anyone needing help or needing someone to talk to the crime response unit with the dane county district attorney's office have been mobilized. this is a group of people who are trained to help victims of mass violent incidents. this group is made up of social workers, attorneys, victims, professionals, former law enforcement and other stakeholders in our community. if you need assistance, you can contact the crime response program between 8 and 5 during the daytime. give that number again 608 2846908 and you can reach them after hours at 608. 3737601646083760164. after hours, the wisconsin department of justice's office of school safety and office of cri

and danes found his way into his administration. he first joined the department of housing and urban development in 2019. it wasn't long before he gained more power. after being appointed as the white house liaison and the office of personal management, he ordered the removal of the agency's chief of staff, ousted the director, and then himself named chief of staff later that year. at the same time danes was working up the ranks, trump signed an executive it order in october 2020 creating schedule f, a provision that strips job protections from government workers and makes them more easy to fire. schedule f is one of the key proposals of project 2025 and under danes' leadership, the party assembled a data base of more than 10,000 names of job candidates vetted for loyalty to trump's cause. and those individuals will be ready to be deployed into federal agencies should trump win the white house come november. now trump and his campaign, they tried to back pedal and their conservative manifesto. but the reality is pretty clear. trump

same remarque scheme, three friends and a girl, shpalikov leaves for musfilm together with georgy daneliwrites a new script, there are also three young men and a girl, they walk around the mask. to separate generations on different sides, and we must give credit to daneli, who says: please, don't mix it up, why should our film, our script answer for the bills of khutsyev's film, we have a completely different plot here, we are in no way... our own film, but unfortunately, in soviet cinema it didn't work like that, you didn't decide as a director what your final film would be, you waited for it from the artistic council, and you waited for the state cinema list of rights that they required you to contribute, you couldn't help but contribute, because otherwise the state bank, or rather as a state bank , would lend to the film studio, give it a budget for filming film, and this loan had to be repaid, it was repaid by goskino, and for goskino to accept the film, it should not have any claims against it, otherwise... the film crew, the entire studio would not have received a salary, so very o

the dane has amassed 105 international caps and will join his new team—mates in the united states, whereagnussen has been dropped by haas for the 2025 formula 1 season, ending his second spell with the american team. haas haven't announced who'll replace the dane to become team—mate of britain's oliver bearman next season. with the current campaign hitting the halfway mark in hungary this weekend, magnussen is optimistic there's time for him to find another team for 2025. from four wheels to two... tadej pogacar has retained his overall lead of more than three minutes with just three stages to go at the tour de france. but stage 18 belonged to an emotional victor campenarts. moments after claiming the biggest win of his career, the belgian dedicated his win to his partner and celebrated with a video call back home to said partner and his month—old baby. rafael nadal is through to the quarterfinals at the swedish open, after beating britain's cameron norrie in straight sets. but nadal had to work for it. he came back from 4—1 down in the second set to win 6—4, 6—4 as he prepares for the p

, well, the danes, i don’t know, four or five combat ships, like frigates, but they’re not there, mostoalition, i want to see who else wants to join the naval nato country, not nato, this is a declaration of war , and it’s already russia directly, that is, this is already just. if they are especially under our flag, under our flag, so this is a very serious moment, so immediately, in fact, well, the united states naturally resorted to gunboats, to its gunboat diplomacy, which it never abandoned, only now these are not gunboats, not a gunship, but an aircraft corre, that is, an aircraft carrier, one aircraft carrier, escaped from the houthis, no, no, they do not say that it escaped, the houthis were struck , in my opinion. well, he escaped, he was recalled by and large , so first one comes, then the second is leaving, and not so that one left, the second will arrive in a month, esenhower hung out there for two terms, that is, they were at sea for 8 months, no, no, this does not play a role, it is important that the replacement did not come, they should have been replaced the europeans c

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evening, no, no, not... a person, so they put him in the minsk restaurant, ordered him lunch, and daneliat time were on the roof of this house filming some non-fiction footage from there, how is it there the cars go yes istakad the thing is that shpalikov he was such a man of mood therefore maybe in some ways not very obligatory, therefore they told him that he was told that until you write, you will sit here, well, so he wrote the first line there went out and shouted up there, they say okay continue, well and so this... right, by the way it came to mind, amazing, but this scene was not a script, it was not, yes, well the thing is that in fact, uh, i don’t know who first came up with this, so, well, from editors, there were such statements from the editors, here are the statements that you mention, but here they are, in my opinion, and georgy nikolaevich decided to shoot such a scene and uh, inspired. i remember that basov at that time was filming his picture, not even filming, but dubbing, in the sound studio, this is in the old sound studio at massfilm, georgy nikolaevich suggested th

the local police in madison, supported by dane county and police. that's why we saw a severe and quick response, all unfolding, honestly, within a matter of an hour from when the call was made at around 11:00 a.m. central time to when the police chief was giving this update at around 12:15, 12:20. it unfolded quickly. more details we expect to get as the investigation is underway in the next press conference in the next 20, 25 minutes or so. >> i know you said juvenile. it's such a strange word to say but it's k through 12. the age ranges that the school had within the building are just so wide, it's hard to tell if it was, you know a 17-year-old or somebody much younger, so juvenile is the word that we're going to use. i've got a question, i'm not sure you're able to see the screen in front of us, but i was just curious, we saw some images of people walking in with dogs, any reason why -- could that be parents or why would you be walking into the school? they didn't look like police dogs. i'm curious about that imagery, if you have any answers on t

lions have won 13 games in 22 previous encounters with denmark, and only 4 games have ended with the danes winning. we know that we can perform better than the previous game . i think that we will perform better with the experience of a game . we are happy that we were able to get a result and we know that we have to do well in the game against denmark. to be on the other hand, the danes, who were stopped in the first game against slovenia, know very well that if they don't get a result from this game, their job is to advance to emma, ​​and if it is drawn, then this game is a life and death sentence for the vikings. they don't want to be eliminated by england like last time. we are constantly thinking about meeting england in the semi-finals of the previous euro. yes, let me be clear that we are eager for revenge. we prepared ourselves to face this england. english, which is different from england 3 years ago. in the other game of this group, slovenia and sarosan in alliance they face each other in munich arena. if the two teams want to advance from this stage, this game is not the best ma

chair brown: sesnator danes of montana sr-bgd. senator danes -- montana is recognized. danes: i can tell you montanans are continuing to see the impacts across the board from inflation that's been brought on by the policies of this administration and by colleagues across the aisle. i commend you for the job you have done in trying to rein in inflation and encourage you to continue to fight despite political pressures you may face. last time i checked it's going to get more political around here between now and november. i'm also encouraged contrary perhaps to my colleague from massachusetts, i'm encouraged by your comments yesterday that there will be broad changes to the basil 3 proposal which as currently proposed would have significant detrimental impacts to small businesses.vailability lastly, i commend your answer yesterday that the fed is not a climate agency■q4i in considerig the impact of climate change is not a factor in achieving your given mandate, congressional mandate of maximum employment and stable prices. mr. chairman, i recently joined many of my collea

just very briefly, i this must mean so much to you as a dane in australia, very briefly. as a dane ink, we have been very fortunate to have i briefly. look, we have been very fortunate to have a i very fortunate to have a visitor to our church in sydney by the crown prince couple when they only just by the crown prince couple when they onlyjust married and since the crown prince has visited us as well... since the crown prince has visited us as well. . .- since the crown prince has visited us as well... thank you so much _ visited us as well... thank you so much for — visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining _ visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us - visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us on i visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us on bbcl so much forjoining us on bbc news. such an exciting day. you are watching bbc news. hello. we've had some fairly chilly weather over the past few days, but things are about to get colder, as we're going to see a blast of arctic air moving in for the next couple of days. so a drop in temperature

joe biden came out here, the 180,000 vote margin in 2020 bits of donald trump is not going to win daney. the question is can he have a margin of error, can i get to 24? also milwaukee county, big driver for democrats, can donald trump cut in the margin there as well. >> sandra: pulling off victory by 40 percentage points and that went to hillary clinton by 37 percentage points in 2016, great to have you. please come back soon. thanks so much. >> any time. >> this year there are 207 haitian students in logan support schools to up from 14 and 2021 pair they also have new students from 11 other countries including guatemala, cuba, honduras, and el salvador. spin on migrant children overrunning american schools, the negative impact shoe says it is having on our children's education and how the school board is pushing back. from the first day of kindergarten through the day they graduate high school, in california, 38% of students attend a public school that fails to meet minimum health standards. prop 2 will fund urgent repairs at local schools. protect kids from toxic mold and asbestos. e

dane county stands with you. we are here to support you in any way possible.ase reach out and ask for help. the governor's office as well as the mayor's office and i will continue to update the public as we learn more. please understand there are many things we cannot share with you right now. this is an active investigation. this is an active case. the ssm health clinic near the intersection of buckeye road and stoughton road is the reunification center. i know that's been out but we need to make sure folks know where it is they can go to be reunited with their children. again, in the coming days we are going to make sure we are supporting thosen most impacted by this. folks, reach out, ask for help. this does not need to be the reality of our community. thank you. >> starting over here with questions. please raise your hand. >> reporter: a bit of a timeline. >> he received a call at approximately 10:57 a.m. someone from the school called 911 to report that there was an active shooter. that means something different to us obviously. there's different protocol

the danes risked their own lives to save the lives of their neighbors. >> and we see that throughoutrom it is to help when they can, no matter what it is. >> reporter: high school student williams portrays rebecca, a jewish refugee in denmark. >> it gets so cold in the winter, sometimes i wake up with the sheets actually frozen. >> reporter: in real life her own grandfather was one of the more than 7,000 jews whose lives were saved by the danes in 1943. did you feel honored to have the chance to do that? >> yes, definitely. i liked telling the story, and i'm glad kids and also people my age and up can see it. i want my friends to see this. >> reporter: charlotte is her mom. we wondered what lessons her father shared having been rescued by the danes. >> he always taught us to be tolerant, live and let live, accept people for who they are. we can all get along. it doesn't have to be us and them. >> the nazis were allowed to close down -- >> reporter: the exhibit for students 9 and older looks to be reaching its audience. >> people need to know this stuff has happened so history doesn't

in my hand, so i'm like, maybe if i call 911, and then they called out and they told them to take dane down to disturb the crime scene." a wife who loses husband is called a widow, husband who loses a wife is called a widower, a child who loses his parents is called an orphan, however there is no word for a parent who loses a child, that's how awful the loss is. these mothers feel now that they have no choice but to fight back. they said it's suicide, i said, wow, and then they also said that the medical examiner told me that she would um, they would have to destroy the sheet because of health risk. now this is the same sheet that was around danieler's neck, but they gave me back all of his articles of clothing, including draws with with mucus and everything on it and blood, but the sheet was considered health risk, so i we had an attorney call to make a threat. and they threaten them that if you, that's one thing you don't want to do is get rid of that evidence because it's going to be a private investigation, and we need that evidence, so they put a stop to it, and i'm just praying t

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on the other hand, the danes, who were stopped in the first game against slovenia, know very well that if they don't get a result from this game, their job is to advance to the next round. and if it is drawn. so this game is a life and death sentence for the vikings. they don't play in the hands of england like in the previous period. be deleted we are constantly thinking of meeting england in the semi-finals of the previous euro. yes, let me be clear that we are eager for revenge. we prepared ourselves to face this england. english is different from england 3 years ago. in the other game of this group, slovenia and sarosan will meet at the allianz arena in munich. if two teams want to advance from this stage. this game is the best opportunity for both of them. for us. everything we can do it to win against this team , you are not supposed to enter the match thinking about the result other than victory. the youth ping pong players of our country are going through the last stage of their preparation under the supervision of the technical staff to participate in the asian championship .

>> yes. >> if danes can win back the senate, there is already talk of him taking over for g.o.p.tch mcconnell. a conversation he says he recently had with president trump. >> i told him, mr. president, the most important thing i can do is ensure you have got a majority. >> is that a no? >> i don't have a desire to do that job. i really don't. >> in montana i'm aishah hasnie, fox news. >> john: more on this with brit hume just ahead. meanwhile embattled senator bob menendez plans to run as independent candidate in november's general election. menendez said today that he has filed a petition ahead of tomorrow afternoon's deadline. menendez had previously said he would not run in the democratic primary during his trial on bribery and corruption charges. the biden administration is buying 3 million barrels of u.s. produced crude oil for the strategic petroleum reserve. the oil is being purchased for average price of $77.69 a barrel. that is well bloat average of about $95 a barrel that the strategic petroleum reserve crude was sold for back in 2022 however, when then president trump

i kept saying danye like daniel and then they call now and they told... them to take dane down, so they they told him to take him down before the police got here, yes, i couldn't hear anything, it's like my hearing left, and i just kept saying to my husband, is that my baby, is... that my baby and i was looking up at him, i was like, is that my baby? and the look in his face, it was like hopeless, you know, and he was, he was, yeah, and um, um, and so... i just kept thinking um huh what happened i kept thinking like what's going on and i was hoping somebody would just pinch me and wake me up you because i still fell asleep and i still felt that pain in my hand so i'm like maybe if i call 911 and then they call now and they told them to take dane down to disturbed the crime scene. a wife who loses husband is called a widow. husband who loses a wife is called a widower. a child who loses his parents is called an orphan. however, there is no word for a parent who loses a child. that's how awful the loss is. these mothers feel now that they have no choice but to fight back. he said it's sui

belarus congratulated the people of the country, alexander lukashenko emphasized: belarusians, like the danes, are responsible for the law, which determines not only rights, but also responsibilities. the same approaches apply to international agreements that create the necessary basis and guarantees. the decision was followed by similar steps from spain, norway and ireland. this drew strong condemnation from israel. nevertheless, the list of countries recognizing palestine is growing rapidly. previously, only seven of the 27 eu members officially recognized the arab state. germany is suffering from torrential rains, heavy rainfall has led to flooding and flooding of a number of cities in bavaria. not everyone managed to escape from the trap of the water element. local police reported five deaths, the rains also led to historical and cultural losses, in upper bavaria, a local landmark, a seven-hundred-year-old castle, collapsed as a result of flooding. an orange level of danger has been announced for today . there will be rain in most parts of the country, heavy in some places. and rain peopl

danes is not running today. danes did a extra ordinary njob. right now i give en the edge to thune.rump wins next speaker of house. >> speaker johnson earning it, if they lose majority, you don't get to be minority. whole new fields. larry: if kamala harris is next president. republicans still keep the senate? >> yes. the senate is different, the senate is pure the map not all up. map is advantage to republicans, republicans could do better because if you look at neff nevada and arizona they are aren't states but we're not as competitive, nevada we have early returns we're beating democrats that sun heard of. -- that s that is unheard of of. nevada republicans need to do better job in house and senate. larry: 30 60s, advice to donald trump. >> keep what you are doing stay on message, don't worry about other side calls you, just talk to the american people, and reach more. larry: you know, developing -- redeveloping unity message again. >> he found his why. larry: kevin mccarthy. >> thank you. larry: folks we'll be right back, you heard it, he just gave us insight information. house

i'm sure the the environmental, the conscious danes have turned this into somewhere fun. a futuristic power plant where you can also ski climb and hike. one of the many attractions of a city which prides itself on being stylish, modern and practical their mouth. so focused on, i could say to us, officially, you guys have focus on architecture here, that'd be escaping. that's why i find it very danish and copenhagen ish to build a school, so on an incineration plan. so yeah. did you go the, [000:00:00;00] the copenhagen, a city where historic buildings mingle with modern architecture. they do things differently here. the buildings are sustainable and visually dazzling. the green city has an ambitious goal. it wants to be the world's 1st climate neutral capital. the copenhagen has the top ranking says the world's most livable city on several occasions. copeland hill is just one of the many spectacular projects here. come i live under is has the overview. she's the chief strategist in charge of copenhagen's green transformation. and my everyday life, i get to visit amazing p

if you just look at the milwaukee area and dane county which is the fastest growing county in wisconsin. it's a huge part of the math in wisconsin. those four counties, a net shift between the selections of about 190 1000 votes in a democratic direction. but on the others, everything outside those four counties collectively, a net shift toward the republican party of a little less than 190,000 votes. that's how wisconsin has in a strange way remained a battleground even though so much has changed within the state. let me speed ahead to today and the 2024 elections. in the trump era, it has been a struggle for republicans. since trump was elected resident in wisconsin, they have won two big elections by narrowing margins. they won a race for senate by a point and they won a big state supreme court race. i'm considering these judicial races we have in the spring and they are very important politically to both parties. so they have won those but they have lost collectively seven elections for supreme court, governor and president. in the obama era, republicans were winning most of those el

nicholas danes has been in batman, harry potter , star wars, mission impossible. got to tell you, i've never actually met met ever a real life stuntman in my life. i'm looking forward to that segment that's on talking pints. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the newsroom tonight is from london, where police have arrested a man in his 30s in connection with a double stabbing at kennington tube station. and that comes after another man was also arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. after a separate stabbing on a london train. footage of that incident, shared on social media, showed a masked man attacking someone with a large knife, as passengers called for help in the background. meanwhile, british transport police announced this afternoon that they're going to be enhancing patrols over the easter weekend across a number of london stations following the unconnected the unconnected stabbings on the rail network. michael gove has described the management of tham

but when it comes to getting around town, the danes like travelling by bike best. michael coldwell anderson has explored almost every city of the world on 2 wheels. the bike blogger has cycled in japan, brazil, and the united states. his favorite remains amsterdam with copenhagen, a close 2nd. 60 percent of the people living in the city of copenhagen write a bike every day. it's my doctor. it's my politician. it's you know, my lawyer and it's students and children. right. so it's not like psycho list is just copenhagen who's on bikes. and we does that, you can design the city for that, making the bicycle the fastest way from a to b. everybody will do that. my goal is regard it as an expert on urban mobility. he's the host of the series, the live size city, the designer advisors on how to make cities more attractive and more livable. copenhagen is a model of world wide. just think about the last century and unstable. i'm all right. we're a design country. i'm are proud of it, my kids of design in the 3rd grade, you know, and we learn the principles of danish design,

daneli, the director who saw this, transposed it, the same andrei petrov, the composer, in general, youmber some interview with him, he said that he could make all his films one more time, except i’m walking around moscow, yeah. and i understand why, because i’m walking around moscow, it was the mood, it seemed like nothing, yes, just like that, and most importantly, i remember, gekolaevich, what you can’t ask is that it was a second-year student then, i switched to the second year , i had experience before this, i starred in an episode in the film the first trolleybus of the gorkov studio, that’s all my experience was, that’s what you can’t ask georgy nikolayevich, he slaps his lips like that, he says, but just like that, just like that, he didn’t really rehearse, they filmed it practically in one or two takes, that’s it, it was so relaxed and easy that you still come to the conclusion, especially with age, i, as a person who believes, that this is god’s providence, because otherwise it is impossible to explain, this is how all these people came together in this place on this topic, yo