alexandra pelosi kept on rolling. this first clip, which runs nearly 17 minutes, it's part of a documentary that alexandra pelosi has been working on for years. it's edited and we should warn you, you will hear nor shortage of profanity. but this is the vantage point from alexandra pelosi in the speaker's office, on the day of january 6th, and following events with her mom. >> i got, so many of them. oh my god, so many of them. >> today is a sacred day for our democracy, as we mark a peaceful transfer of power. >> the constitution gives us a very specific role today. we are there for one purpose and one purpose only. to count the votes. that is our role, that's the beauty of these boxes that are being brought over from the senate. they are repository of the certificates -- to body the will of the people. >> you are in the game, this is, if you know? we had to be ready in timely fashion, more quickly we can have the votes, the more quickly we can designate joe biden and kamala harris president and vice president of the

come on, alexandra.you have a pistol in your holster there, or maybe a cucumber, like in that movie? so, the gun, well then let's go. alexander and before that, you yourself lived in the village in the village and gave birth, well, there are only villages in the north. and now you are there, which is cold became contraindicated by doctors. let penetrating injuries in the area, forearms, wounded or what? right? from a cucumber, and how is it with you here with the issue of hooliganism of culture? we have a tv set in bulk in every hut, that means. when there is time, and you have children? maybe not a sensitive question, but how are you with that incident. kemp, well, she owned her husband. he left . the same is difficult, let's attack the fool's hand. in what sense? clear. there is 746 schedule mom and zhenya smokes. what are you doing there? well, i'll smoke you, i'll cut off your head. jake getting down, to whom she said, well, get down now anya eat. eat, i'll climb there myself, you won't climb in, do

photo exhibits alexandra fedorovna carried out extensive charitable activities.n at the development of social assistance education of advanced branches of medicine during the russo-japanese war empress alexandra feodorovna equipped at her own expense two sanitary trains, each of which consisted of 22 wagons, including five, operating rooms are told about this by a fragment of the exposition. there is also a genuine exhibit of that time, the railway lantern. yes, and alexandra fedorovna herself, during the difficult military years for the country, helped the wounded in hospitals. this, as she admitted in her letters, became the most important thing in her life. alexander fedorovna not only became an ascetic herself, not only she herself suffered. huge labors of assistance to all in persons recognized for the war care, and for the children of war victims e employment search for refugees employment of wounded soldiers prosthetics of eternal soldiers, that is, the most important and responsible areas of care for the wars lay on her shoulders. a unique chronicle of me

hello alexandra if you have any guesses?i have a guess that my mother had another child before us, my grandmother told me that my mother had a baby, she left him in the maternity hospital of her first child. yes, did you talk about it? victoria no victoria never told about this, because i myself was still, then at that time a child and my grandmother, when she told me, she asked me to forget this story. don't even tell your mother what i accidentally let you know. even now, at the moment, i don’t remember how it all happened, or whether my grandmother and i were sitting in secret, recalling old stories. i asked her what kind of mother was there in adolescence in terms of skin, i am his character and i am similar. and here is grandma somehow sits and tells and tells me all this. and now i really let it slip, and with my mother. you didn't discuss either. mom, i never raised this story. i sort of erased her memory altogether. well, i kind of, well, i don’t believe it, i’m what our mother could throw, i also asked my grandmothe

. >> once the full program online anytime alexandra desanctus. just search alice walker or gathering blossoms under fire . >> welcomes all of you whether you're in person or online, it's my pleasure to be able to post this on behalf of the ridge foundation. i'm the director of the divorce century which is the center of the heritage foundation that handles leadership in life and this is a historic we obviously. in fact i can't imagine a h better time for us to this event and the one we have this morning. i want to mention where cohosting this but our lifriends at the national review institute and ask and public policy center so in thanks for joining us. so we are packed with a discussion about this brand-new book so i know you'll a lot this but is a k brand-new book by ryan anderson and alexandra desanctus so for those of you here in person feel free, if we have copies of the book for sale you can get them signed and actually talk to the authors but let me briefly introduce our panel now handed over to them. our rmoderator is kathryn jean lopez, a

see, the bbc had actually opened up two studios at alexandra palace.dio b was a mechanical system which was made by john logie baird and produced an image like this. meanwhile in studio a, they were trailing an electrical system by emi and what they would do as they would alternate studios and systems on different days so they could compare the result and it turned out that emi's images at 25 frames per second were double the quality of the baird system. it had other advantages, too. the baird camera was enormous. that emi one was somewhat more portable. and if you are filming with the baird system you need quite a lot of makeup too. well this is how it was, playmates. black and white with a bit of blue down each side of the nose. very sexy. the emi system could capture a well lit studio perfectly fine. the winner really wasn't hard to choose. under the lid was this, a tube which is basically an old tv working in reverse, capturing the gers instead of showing them. it stayed in use without much change for many, many years. in the coronation of king geo

alexandra, i don't know how much detail— tickets. how much detail in the bid, _ tickets. alexandra, i don't know how much detail in the bid, but _ tickets. alexandra, i don't know how much detail in the bid, but it's - much detail in the bid, but it's going to pay huge amount of respect and oma's to ukraine. you've got the flag behind you. and oma's to ukraine. you've got the flag behind you-— flag behind you. what was coming across the paper, _ flag behind you. what was coming across the paper, there _ flag behind you. what was coming across the paper, there would - flag behind you. what was coming across the paper, there would be i across the paper, there would be three months of activity, so it's notjust three months of activity, so it's not just six weeks. three months of activity, so it's notjust six weeks. there will be cultural exchanges and stuff like that. our culture here are really amazing. they go above and beyond, so it'll be a lot of exchanges and stuff like that. it is all about visiting ukraine, representing them and.

we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. that's the studio in there. 2022 marks 100 years of the bbc. goodness me. what began with a single radio transmission has transformed into a global broadcaster. in that time, it has covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, the bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting — it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936, the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a huge camera here! she sings and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television 0rchestra. she is singing a song called television, which was written especially for the opening night of... ..television. it was broadcast to v

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from the side of the coach and devoted fans of alexandra trusova, which i understood.that no matter what they are, despite all the difficulties of alexandra, they are still her support and support even with such not the most successful rental. and, of course, supported. we are sasha after all. this is a very bright star of the women's single skating of our country 138 and 35 points is her result for a free program. she ranks second for the second 28 and 55 acres performance. he began to build his capital, where the city cannot be built, years will pass, and he will turn the life of the whole country around peter yes, i was going to make a pawn in someone else's game, but the russian princess believed when she returned to her homeland. she can stand up for oneself. whatever it's worth. anna ioannovna. her father, peter i, died without leaving a will, elizabeth's position at court was very precarious. she had to either take power into her own hands and wait for each elizabeth petrovna the formation of the russian state in the historical cycle of the empire on november 4

we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all.literally stepping into history. we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. that's the studio in there. 2022 marks 100 years of the bbc. goodness me. what began with a single radio transmission has transformed into a global broadcaster. in that time, it has covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, the bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting. it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936 the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a huge camera here! singing. and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television orchestra. she is singing a song called television which

her daughter alexandra ended her life completely unexpectedly.s ok and inside, she was — she was not. that's. .. you could be describing molly. so, these were — these i were alexandra's journals. we found these on the bridge. that's just like a thing we found in molly's books — these big, scrawly, angry words. yeah, yeah. "i can't do this," yeah. it just wasn't — it - wasn't the girl we knew. um, yeah, this is kind of hard. yeah. we haven't got as many notes as there are in alexandra's journals but she left us some that we found after her death, and she says, "there's no hope for me". and then she says, "i'll see you in a while. "love you all so much. "have a happy life. "stay strong." so... so, those were — those were — - those were alexandra's words, too. yeah. same thing. exhales. um, and i don't know, like, what happens. i i don't know. how can you — how can you not think that your life is worthwhile? - there's a lot of other kids out there that are just - like her and don't say anything, you know, because it's not ok. to talk about, you know

to help the advanced branches of medicine during the russo-japanese war, empress alexandra feodorovna equipped at her own expense two sanitary trains, each of which consisted of 22 wagons, including five, the exposition tells about this. there is also a genuine exhibit of that time, the railway lantern. yes, and alexandra fedorovna herself, in the difficult military years for the country, helped the wounded in hospitals. this is how she recognized her letters as the most important thing in her life, alexander feodorovna. not only she became the ascetic of mercy not only herself suffered enormous labors of helping all those called to the war of care, but the children of the victims of the war, the search for refugees, the employment of wounded soldiers, the prosthetics of eternal soldiers, that is, the most important responsible areas of care for the wars lay on her shoulders. the concept of the exhibition is unique, since we are talking about mercy in the center of the hall, the red cross appeared on gray, the edges of which are a unique chronicle of medical instruments from the times

alexandra limon. >> thank you for that update. alexandra. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news u.s. armed forces are. >> our time recruiting. we're going to have the details after the break. well, soldiers are leaving the army national guard at a faster rate than their enlisting. that's all according to military officials. so far this year, the guard has lost about 7500 service members to retirement. are members not realistic when their tour is up? the army isn't the only one seeing this trend. all military branches are struggling to meet recruiting goals. and happening tomorrow, nasa will provide a public update on its dart mission. the mission's goal was to prove that the space agency was capable of changing the path of an asheville with impact a double asteroid. redirection test was done in late september by striking an astroid within a a spacecraft, all a part of the world's first planetary defense mission. the space agency briefing will be at 11:00am local time and can be streamed on nasa's website. >> still ahead on the kron

alexandra limon. >> alexandra, thank you for that update for us. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. those who rely on specific meals on wheels building, we'll have to make do without it for a while. we're going to break down. >> when it might reopen again after the break. >> well, meals on wheels headquarters in walnut creek says it will not be able to open for at least 6 months to a year. a fire damage that billing back on september twenty-fourth officials said that that fire was likely caused by a faulty light panel. the group has been working to secure temporary office space for its staff. while those repairs are being done, no deliveries are not affected. gone are the days of pb and j chicken nuggets tater tots. some of my favorites. his students at reads, those can middle school in the east bay got to enjoy special meals prepared by celebrity chefs and local farmers. contra costa unified school district partnered with the conscious kitchen, too formally launch projects salad which aims to rethink school lunch. several foods that

let's see today's lineup it's alexandra filipenko. she's a russian analyst working for the institute for the u. s. and canada studies currently based in vilnius lithuania is an editor for the monthly magazine here in berlin focusing on issues in eastern europe and woman. goncharenko is my d. w colleague from ukraine, normally working in bonn for our russian service. i'm glad to welcome here. welcome him here personally in the studio in berlin to all three of you. thank you very much for joining us and welcome to this week's show. now i'd like to start by assessing the recent developments in ukraine, especially those massive attacks that we saw on monday ukrainians of course have been dealing with russian shelling for months now. but i'd like to start with you, woman just to understand what's going on. this attacks seem to be different. what have you heard from friends and family well, they are different because they're so massive. there were attacks on the very first day of the russian invasion in february and then there were pauses.

phenomena is our bureau chief in brussels. alexandra run us through this road mac. well, this roadmap, met is actually a list of measures that still needs to be finalized among them, as for instance, more corporation to jointly by natural gas. so you are p and companies in the future should be able to clap together into buying cartels to join the purchase gas on the international market. some sort of a reverse eltic if you wish, at the european union also wants to look into ways how to limit price peak. so for instance, they also want to examine whether it's possible to subsidize or to put a cap on prices on gas and fuse to produce electricity. and this outcome is a classic you outcome. everyone gets a little, nobody gets every think add more, talking is needed. and the real problem is that the center piece proposal that was here on the table, a cap on all on prices on all gas imports. debt is something that the leaders are still split done and the split is between mainly germany of france. the 2 biggest economies, the most influential and biggest partners in the yo

all this time, alexandra vasilievna wandered through the forest, without food and water, fortunatelyhe weather all these days was warm above the climatic norm, a pensioner was found not far from the village of medovaya, 10 km from the place where she entered the forest to survive for more than a week, an elderly woman , fed on grass and leaves with trees. i had to sleep on the ground. perhaps they would not have been able to find it if it were not for the case of the married couple elena or, no, spey also collected mushrooms in this forest and got lost, they got lost themselves. the paths lost their bearings, and then they heard groans in the forest, telling you the money will transport the entire pension. i say grandma, i say we don't need anything. i say, now we will call e. the connection was not called 112. without the internet, they told us how to score a point there, where it is located in the search engine, they found them in a few hours. and after you infuriated a pensioner from excitement elena who was in the last month of pregnancy. on the same evening , she gave birth to a

brand-new book as i know you all know about this but it's a brand-new book by ryan anderson and alexandra desanctus. so afterwards for those of you who are here in person feel free if we a have copies of the book for sale you can get them signel and you can actually talk to the authors as well but let me very briefly introduced our panel and then i'll handed over to the very first art moderate this tmorning is kathryn jean lopez, senior fellow at the "national review" institute where she directs the center for religion culture and civil society. she's also editor at large national work queue and is that on the medical staff of national work queue since 1997 so kathryn i assume i assume you must have started as a college intern given that. she's published widely in catholic publication is also a national syndicated columnist with universal. she's author of a -- visionary wisdom for daily living and speaks frequently on faith n public life virtue and prayer. ryan anderson is the president of the ethics and public policy center and also the founding editor of the public discourse to the onli

today's line up, it's alexandra phillip panko. she is a russian analyst working for the institute for the us. and canada studies currently based in vilnius with wayne young folk of excel is an editor for the monthly magazine. aust, i hope are here in berlin, focusing on issues in eastern europe and woman gone, chatting go as my dw colleague from ukraine, normally working in one for our russian service. i'm glad to welcome here. welcome him here. personally in the studio, we'll into all 3 of you. thank you very much for joining us and welcome to this week's show. and i'd like to start by assessing the recent developments in ukraine, especially those massive attacks that we saw on monday. ukrainians, of course have been dealing with russian showing for months now, but i'd like to start with you woman. just to understand what's going on. this attack seem to be different. what have you heard from friends and family while they are different because they're so massive. there were attacks on the very 1st day of the russian invasion in fe

but, alexandra, we have the same situation in nato. we just saw a nato meeting, a high profile meeting of the defense ministers were one of the issues is how to still balance the necessities of ukraine while still are making sure that the nato countries have enough ammunition for their own protection. what's your assessment on how sustainable the support for ukraine can be? and i'm sorry being in berlin. m dragging every one to wash him to washington. but i'm always, i understand they, i speak to her about the united states, mostly an a follow what's happening in the united states. and it looks like the united states can i provide the weapons that are needed and maybe not europe, not, not at this point, but the united states are able to provide the needed weapons. and i key of has been asking for this for a very long time. and oh, of course, that heavy weaponry and everything and closing the skies and all of that is extremely important. and it looks like a wild, a nato is sale. of course, it's very powerful right now. and i, since the

here in the studio with me and alexandra phenomenon in prague. thank you so much to both of you and we will of course, cover that press conference when it starts. now this year's nobel peace prize is being shared by 3 champions of human rights. the jailed bell russian rights activists, alice alice bell at ski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. now the joint award highlights the significance of civil society, the peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali ascii from billers the wrong human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so, congratulations. oh oh, it's okay it's, it's sir. oh, it's great. hopefully, you're the cc else, as they stand by the recognition of their efforts

and you yourself alexandra love to treat your teeth.uced, she presented herself as reasonable and persistent, we already understood that she was reasonable. and what is manifested by her perseverance, the quieter you go further will be. we will slowly long persistently until we come to our result. well , i wish you good results an excellent winning result, and it remains for us to get to know sergey sergey, 13 years old, he chose the word e sergey, please tell us about your favorite subjects that you don’t like at school, what you like at school, what you don’t like very much, what is easy, what is not very easy. in principle, all subjects are given more or less easily. except for algebra. and what didn’t work out for you with algebra, because i have a more humanitarian mindset than mathematical ones. and how is physics given, if the humanitarian mindset is good? some kind of paradox then turns out you need to think, a i think it should and physics is not very good at it. well, better physics, that's good already olga vasilievna well, i

great difficulty made it to the quarterfinals of the tournament mined in astrava, and belarusian alexandraosnovich fought on equal terms with her. the girls spent 2 1/2 hours on the court, it is noteworthy that the minsker led in the third set 5:3 and even served for the match, but as a result, it was the opponent who achieved victory 6 7 6 4 7 5 in 1/4 paralympic athletes in sochi have already won 41 medals at the summer games. we are sports together. of these, 17 awards are golden tint. by the way this no limit. after all, there are two more competitive days ahead, as always, our swimmers compete at the height of our athletes in the outdoor pool of the resort. rosa khutor, which undoubtedly makes its own adjustments to the results, but the sixteen-time champion, the paralympics and the fungus. okay flawless. today he climbed the first one twice. buy distal of honor now the swimmer has four medals above the breakdown and one rib of boka leading in the number of awards won among all participants in the tournament, it’s pretty good considering the fact that e preparation time was very short

alexandra i welcome the questions on the agenda today, indeed, a very busy day is expected, but i willell you about everything in order, really a plenary session. today will start at the government hour. this is the time when deputies can communicate, as well as hear reports from representatives of various government departments and ministries. today, vladimir kolokoltsev, minister of internal affairs, will speak in the meeting room, he will talk about the results of the fight against crime. the questions that the deputies sent to vladimir kolokoltsev in advance relate to a wide range of activities of the ministry of internal affairs, for example, the fight against the telephone and internet fraud, by the way, the day before here in the lower house of parliament. the deputies adopted the third reading of the bill, which will reduce the number of thefts of people's personal funds from bank accounts, by deception it will become much more difficult for fraudsters to withdraw stolen money from bank cards and these laws, and it implies the creation of a new platform for new interaction betw

she was stronger than our alexandra, the belarusian paralympic athlete, who these days are fighting inhi because of the medal of the summer games. together with the port, we continue to delight fans with new victories. once again, our swordsmen showed their high level of gold in the women's saber was won by anastasia kostyuchkova in the final. she was stronger than another belarusian kristina feklistova andrey armorevich . also in the saber the second. although this type of weapon is non-core for the champions of the paralympics. the gold medal in the high jump was won by our dmitry bartoshevich. his rasshchelkanov became a silver medalist in the 50m freestyle. khrentze is a very strong finale, cool, yes, of course, it worked out among ourselves, belarus, but we deserve this motivation, relatives who support the coach to work and work to receive medals, he himself was a little surprised by his technique. tactics today went well everything fought. here in the final with the world champion. the more popularization of the paralympic sports, the more people, of course, it can give a chance

alexandra good morning that's right, today the city of military glory, the formidable capital of therepublic, is celebrating its 204th anniversary, but other important dates for the republic are dedicated to the same date and the whole country of the event, we are talking about the day of the teacher and the day of the chechen youth in honor of this , large-scale celebrations are planned today. and it's very important. this should be emphasized especially in such a difficult and stressful time, not to forget that the country and each region have a lot of reasons for pride and joy. we know that each region contributes to helping their country and let me remind you that chechnya is at the forefront of the very beginning of a special military operation, so for them such holidays and raising morale as festive events are never relevant and more important than ever today in many respects. that is why the solemn formation of all the power structures of the republic in the military camp began. khankala it is known that in a formidable profit. distinguished guests from other regions include t

is nikita slautin the biological father of five-year-old alexandra dzenchenkova?. but she insists that everything happened after new year's eve, when nikita had already returned home. however, the man is sure that sasha's father is one of the family's lovers. i open the second envelope. the alleged father of nikita slautin, the alleged daughter of a man, five-year-old alexandra zaichenkova, the probability that that you, nikita, have already become a dad twice at your age, and ksenia gave birth to you not only a son, but also a daughter. makes up 99.9% nikita how could it be that there was no relationship with ksenia, but it’s possible that there is a daughter, i don’t even know what to say. you cried when she called you and said, nikita i gave birth. you're my girl, when she fucking understand where walking at that moment. no, ksenia is the third time we will also hear a positive result. are you sure about that. i 'm sure. how many children of ksenia nikita are the biological father immediately after the advertisement. we will find out the truth. be careful, look

we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. transmission has transformed into a global broadcaster. in that time, it has covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, the bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting — it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936, the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a huge camera here! she sings. and what viewers saw was this. this is adele dixon performing with the bbc television orchestra. she is singing a song called television, which was written especially for the opening night of... ..television. it was broadcast to viewers across london and the home counties through the transmitter on alexandra palace, marking the begi

ah alexandra, the singer alexandra melech will appear.ally looking forward to and, of course, there will be a premiere of the music video for this song. in the meantime, let's tell you about the weather, let's focus on our screen. so get up the republic of minsk plus 10-12. cloudy spray blue and possible precipitation of cheese will be in brest today until 16:00 with a plus sign plus 11 plus 13 in vitebsk in vitebsk dry in gomel also without precipitation and up to 15-plan in grodno plus 12 plus 14 cloudy with clearings light rain 12- 14 in mogilev, but it's already dry there. and that's what i always ask myself. why is autumn this apparatus of the year, when you want to sit at home and eat and eat as much as possible, it is desirable to order something such from fast food, for example, pizza, my favorite, pizza is margherita, it is simple, but at the same time tasty, so, let's go now. we know who once changed the world by inventing this recipe. good morning ring gourmet marinara crudo and pepperoni, all this is pizza, everyone’s favorite

alexandra limon. all right, thanks for that update out of >> well, back here at home, a san francisco based tech company is sending help to ukraine after russia's most recent attack in the country. crawford's taylor is aqi. explains how their efforts are making a difference. >> i woke up this morning and saw that news and super disappointed with with how. russia and >> are treating the ukrainians and kurds. 6 ceo of san francisco based company just answer reacting to news of vladimir putin unleashing a barrage of missiles on ukraine, civilians on monday. his company has a large office in ukraine with 300 employees and himself was in lviv until last week to opening mental health center while very says multiple missile sirens were triggered, forcing him and his team to move to a bomb shelter effects than in their just froze permanently unless some intervention happens. and that's why we >> created the center for takes as his team also delivered multiple supplies to the ukrainian military. winter is comi

welcome, alexandra. so help us understanding help us understand what this european political community is. it e u lights, or a u x x l. well, none of the above at the status, what european officials have been telling us and that they are at pain to point out that the you is just facilitating this event that that is not a you driven process. and it's more about leaders coming together to discuss common interest and issues that matter to them. but of course you can ask who i do need an upper platform like that. we already have structures like that. for instance, the organization for corporate, for security and cooperation in europe. and this is quite a risky thing to hold an event like that because you risk alleviating some states. for instance, those in the western balkans who have been waiting for decades to joined the european union and they fear now that this event, this community could be a consolation prize for then of course, as mentioned in the report that are other countries, they don't have any a

alexandra limon. all right, alexandra, thank you for sharing that message this morning. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area county is being awarded. >> to make living conditions in that area. better for residents. one bay area congresswoman thinks it's important. we'll talk about that. well in the south bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren present at santa clara county with 4 checks to help the county become a healthier place. >> to work and live, 3 million dollars are going to be funded and use for for community projects in that county. that money was approved by congress and will go towards things like upgrading electronic health records expanding the san jose police department's behavioral services unit as well. >> when it's someone who is in metal help this this crisis unit can help make communities safer. not only the individual having a breakdown and their family, but the officers themselves. >> other recipients of the federal money include san jose state university, which will provide families that health care services and the somos mayfair com

led pretended to be a tattoo lavan team again, and we get to know the elk, live our correspondent alexandran. delista, taking away the essence of the skin trophy of the tutalized team of villa you them, that with the dark side of the prats their mini-fleet is widened by a mortar from poperov, like a boat. yes, a snorkeling joke, this model is of the f4a class. i competed on it. eh, golden autumn passed such a distance on it. well , the essence of such a distance is to pass between battles a certain route and well, do not touch them, do not miss. uh and get technical points for it. and in the summer, the men's collection drove all sorts of kazantsevs here with a wrench and a manual jigsaw, on the right axes to divide the capture into two by the big brother. and this year i follow him for 2 days. i want to participate in garbage competitions and always beat the young ship models. according to international standards, this kind of sport is divided into six sections . we are in the countryside children, not so many in unlike the city, where there is a large choice and enthusiasm and opportuniti

this is also all about beauty, alexandra 30 seconds. we have left. eh, short. many mom want to want to participate in applications. the competition is still going on, it will be held from the eighteenth to the twenty-sixth of november, the eighteenth is already starting. first day to 5 november. we are still accepting applications quickly. i spend while casting. if you are a non-resident, online format, that is, you will not need to go to the city of minsk for this, and if i tell you, that's it, we take you, you are our girl in the project. yes, you are in the project, then, of course, you will have time for everything. i'll help you, i'll help you. it's ok. no. i even guide in terms of unfolding creativity. i have experience and already a little i see our people perfectly wonderful. i think a lot of mothers do. now inspired by this information. well, we remind you that today is our morning. where was the co-organizer and mother of five children alexander nikiforova, we wish you a good day. thank you very much for your hospitality. yes , have a nice day. and, o

hi, alexandra. now was left on the lion, really strengthen the unity unity between all leaders is at this summit. is that a fair assessment? would you say? well, i would say to, to you has managed to stay united with its support for ukraine. and of course, with the sanctions that today are keeping us in introducing up on the line, spoke about the new round of sanctions that the leaders approved here at this is the package number 8 aimed at closing existing loopholes and increasing the pressure on the regime in moscow, however, we also have to say that it's clear that it is becoming increasingly difficult to go further and that there are a few members states who think that what's been done is enough, for instance, hungry and the prime minister there. he has a claim for instance, that it is a small european elite that is responsible for the sanctions that he would like to have a referendum on the sanctions. however, we of course have to say that the victor or one was always at the table when those dec

all right, alexandra phenomena in prague. thank you. so much for that update. the united nation says the climate catastrophes will up route 143000000 people across asia. over the next few decades. rising seas are already in on dating some coastal parts of indonesia. reforestation could help turn the tide in this case, restoring mangrove for us, but that won't happen over night. and the tide is already hi. c it's pointless but cassini try it anyway. sweeping the water out of the house in timbers, ocho village in central java by the tide keeps coming in the water, mouldy. and from time to time, the water rises to the level of her hips. if the tide is too high, the family is trapped inside for hours. her seem his daughter has had enough and by the nu. so i sang, so i want to lived someplace that isn't like this, that be good data. then in again, the mother my with more land and that's dry, had a veneer to hopefully some of it's safe from floods and you know, her grandfather, remember the times were cars and motorcycles were driving at the main street were burned,

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