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yeah, it's interesting to your point that i'm, let's go back to hong kong and angela. it's very interesting. they this whole idea of solidarity and solidarity. but if you look at, you know, you're in hong kong, by the way, i mean this effort to isolate russia. but if you look at it broadly, it's the european, more and more i slade, people just not on board for this. ok, i'm saudi arabia came out in the last new cycles. they were not getting involved were not get involved. this is your fight. ok. the indians feel that way. obviously the chinese feel that way if the issue was to isolate itself, isolation and europeans were never supposed to be hurt by sanctions there being hurt more by side. the sanction ahead. what the leading here is i. busy think we should look more globally, this transition between a, from going from a uniform a was she a multiple a was in, i think this was her. those countries day they were did in the improvised the position of india probably was talked. they talk to each other in i think this is the kind, the timing is isa. and how can i say, i think it's a

>> this is incredible. >> yeah. >> very good. >> absolutely incredible. >> what these lack in meat they more than make up for in flavor. i'm still waiting for angela'su think, mom? >> quality control. >> very nice. >> angela's family gathering together to make and eat these amazing angellini, brings back feelings of home, even generations later. >> and they still do it. >> on a thursday they will bake this. >> now i'm going have to make this at christmas. >> yeah. >> well, you've got a team. >> i've got so many children. >> exactly. >> get them working. >> exactly. ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ unlimited cashback match... only from discover. (elevator ding) ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ (camera shutters) be ready for any arena in the all-new lx 600. ♪ ♪ this memorial day, lowe's is home to prices to start your summer up... so you can mix things up. ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ [sound of tape application] i just need you to sign option three. [cheering] ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ for everything we need. for everything we want. for everything we do. [cheering] we're all better off with an ally. ♪ welcome to your world. your why. what drives you? what do you want to le

the point that i'm, let's go back to hong kong and angela. it's very interesting that this whole idea of solidarity there are, there is a level of western fall dirty. but if you look at, you know, you're in hong kong, i, by the way, i mean it, this effort to isolate russia. but if you look at it broadly, it's the europeans and the american allies are getting more and more isolate people just not on board for this. okay, i'm sorry, maybe a came out in the last news. i will say we're not getting involved. we're not get involved with this. you know, this is your fight. ok. the indians feel that way. obviously the chinese feel that way. um, if the issue is to isolate itself, isolation and europeans were never supposed to be hurt by sanctions. there are being hurt more by site these sanctions than russians, at least at this point. go ahead. well, what the leading here is. busy i think we should look more globally, this transition between a, from a going from a uniform, a world she a multiple, a worth in. i think this was her. those countries day they were t

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dog at the train station and gave it to her for maintenance, and later she was sheltered by angela, who was veryell, the volunteers immediately took her to the vet from the station. well, our story with the car doctor is over, but we will safely recover from those illnesses and everything is fine, the dog is also very well, too she is loyal. a woman appeared, a spitz-pooh who was probably lost. well, we don't know anything about his previous fate. well, probably. most likely, he was in a family where there were children because he is the first in terms of advantages. he was here because he used to look at children in playgrounds. you can see that he was looking for the owners of the dogs, the woman took them from the shelter, the home where rescued animals are cared for, here, first, a full-scale invasion takes in animals from hot spots, they call out all the rats, cats, rabbits, and even chickens, but the most cats and dogs are the shelter already helped more than two thousand cats and as many dogs, i really wanted to be exhausted , it was difficult for them not even to walk, but now she is fat

. >> angela, thank you very much for explaining all of this. i hope people hear you and hear, you know, as you use the word frantic, that you're franticly searching and what you're going through financially, it is unacceptable and i thank you for sharing this and sharing those images of your daughter, i know it's hard to do. my thoughts are with you. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >>> next, all eyes on the crucial race putting trump against mike pence and we're just days away from the vote. >>> and officials in new york city investigating possible case of monkey pox, what do we know about this virus spreading across the globe you're now seeing so many headlines about? nation's top epidemimiologist i "outfront." ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ finding the perfect project manager isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found him. he's in adelaide between his color-coordinated sticky note collection and the cutest boxed lunch we he ever seen. and you can nd him right now on upwork.com when the world is your

. >> angela, we'll leave it there, but a very good point to finish on. thank you so much, angela stent. thank you. >> thank you. >>> in an unprecedented move, the house committee investigating the jan 6th riots on capitol hill has subpoenaed five republican congressmen, all thought to have crucial information. all five are expected to refuse to testify and that includes the top house republican, kevin mccarthy. and four others, outspoken is up po supporters of former president donald trump and his lie about the 2020 election being stolen. >> these are people who were involved in discussions with the president, they were in communication with white house staff on january 6th leading up to it. clearly have relevant testimony. they need to do their duty, they need to juchuphold their oath a come in and testify. if they don't, we will discuss what the appropriate remedy is. >> with midterm elections less than six months away and democrats expected to lose their slim majority in congress, the committee is running out of time to get results. republicans have de

he hash the south korean you as soon had a very evolving conversation around peace. angela and i me, and we do have a missions about the eucharist. north korea's missiles be read and it is important that we have a lie, mentor on climate change. you know, however, we do have a great deal of challenges ahead of us. waldron. joke actually, will johan got a yonder tongue as hawk or i was on the when the 2 countries share that piece, full grown man and woman agreement, young and so literary teachers that will be meaningful for the nation wide. and it is important to also set towel on their juvenile disorder. hm came under all i would cleanse around the urine buying that one young was joy mullen, that desire that in both country had i'm girls will be reflected in the joint statement on longs from young, from young by john is all a young will change in the language asian of the lower from the submit, the breed package. we have managed to owner agree on the partnership. once again, in many aspect, london able juncture, go here to patch him demeanor, john and by don't hang wire, can

so abolition urges us to expand and make more capacious our very vision. >> angela davis is still writingistic. there are so many issues that you've fought against that seem current. you were fighting against them 50 years ago. how do you not lose hope? >> no change is possible without hope. no movement is possible without hope. we have to march on with the unshakeable confidence that we will win our fight for a new society, our fight for a society where freedom, justice, equality, abundance, dignity and happiness belongs to all. (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your dreams, and the way you care for those you love. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. but walmart's got your back with thousands of rollbacks so you get everything you need to keep your summer rollin'. because when you save money, you can live better. what could one strand of mrna do? it could

angela, she is the opposition leader with a very meager set of resources for a campaign. but how is it fed well, yes, we are here at the business district in the capital. manella and supporters are basically eager to show just how influential they have been over the last few months. there are thousands of supporters here from different sectors. majority of then young people. we've spoken to many of them. a lot of them actually 1st time voters their 1st time to register to vote. and they say basically that campaign to push for vice president lanyard. rather, the only female candidate is more than just ensuring that she becomes the next president, but also kind of an act of defiance against the last 6 years of president of the good that there this fall is these. these are young people who say they are shedding their fears, they are pushing back also against the possible return of the martha says. and you know, despite this thousands of supporters here over the last few months, opera vice president lanyard. brad has been trailing in local surveys, but mark was junior. the so

it speaks of the uh, very seriousness of uh, polish politics today, and because angela is here, we canlongside such leaders as roosevelt, churchill, manfred werner, the german politician is already post-war because this position is obvious and such wisdom is aimed at the future , because we know that before this war, the russians in various shady ways offered poland to divide ukraine when they spoke and the hungarians told the poles that we are conquering the country and will conquer all the regions. the mood in poland, we know that it was incited by some individual-dog of the pseudo-volyn massacre, which if it still needs a historical assessment, it is all in the past, but

very hungry >> seth: sure. >> and we couldn't find food anywhere, so i said, "angela, come on, we've got to get something to eatit tent >> it was not a tent it was a giant curtain on the emmys stage. like, emmy presenters and people were right there, and she was like "shh. but there was a whole charcuterie station and there were these cookies yeah, and so -- we didn't realize -- i forgot this story when we were writing the book. angela said, we have to tell about that time that laurence fishburne was giving us stink-eye because you were eating the salami next to him. >> i mean, i vaguely heard him say something like, "who the f are these folks? [ laughter ] and then i said, "jenna, wrap it up shove that salami. oh wait, that sounded bad. but you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> that's what she said. [ cheering ] >> seth: thematic. thematic now, this is very interesting, because i've talked to many of your former castmates, all of whom have said that they are more recognized from "the office" now than they were when the show was on nbc like, people have found the show over the years a great deal. now yet, it was

angela on gemini officially. i almost missed. i'm sorry. i missed you then very much. i just yeah. my muscles ah, that i'm about adding a lawyer, thomas from the gym. now assume that omission move bang up auto at day up on with the amendment. good news. oh, who was in san jose, a posse begin watching you on our behalf, ernestine. mm ah, well your, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, oh, go. yeah, i 0, one mm ah . with, [000:00:00;00] with mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in any water scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening pace delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi toxic, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance with chemical warfare. a

daniel angela was the film festivals, official photographer, for 30 years. one experience is still very much with him. down below the tin drum bow, a fantastic. well good job. who i think had shared the golden tom with a plot now a vague at brigade? no. and the boy who played the lead in the film was an angel jeffrey. all, all he kicked us in the shins knew that a group da die debiana for home, for celebrity show for a tony of course eat the film festival is the most glittering and also the busiest time of the year. sometimes he works until 2 in the morning, but every year he looks forward to working here. every year. i swear when i, when i wasn't that carpet something inside my heart, i don't know why some, some, sometimes i cry little bit, you know, when i am in front of that, i got a bit is i think something like a fire in my heart, tonio corey, has been driving the stars to the red carpet for more than 15 years. many famous people have occupied his back seat, and one especially appealed to him. the french actor sophie marceau. once of my thought, coming, i swear i was, i was in the

waiting for, for new bonding, where their loved ones were to angela and appreciate you taking the time to talk with her and algebra. thanks very much. no problem have a great night. well, lonnie and sandy phillips, all the founders of survivors empower. that's morgan is ation. they started after their daughter, jessica galway was murdered in the aurora, colorado fair to me, africa 10 years ago. they say the solution is clear, is simple, easy access to guns in america is causing the problem. we have the same number of really trouble people or people who have mental problems as any other matter. the differences. they can't get guns like they can hear. you know, want you cut the supply. got so it becomes harder to get all the shooters lately. the masters have been able to walk in and legally by and they are 15. it is wrong for an 18 year old. be able to go in and buy an a r 15. well, i refuse to accept that. it's always going to be this way. this. we are turning around and going back to san antonio. this will be our 20th response to a public nash shooting. since our daughter was killed 10 years ago in 10 years, nothing has been d

daniel angela was the film festivals, official photographer, for 30 years. one experience is still very much with him. i don't know the tin drum bow. a fantastic. well, good joke. why? i think it shared the golden tom with a plot. now. rick, at brigade blue and the boy who played the lead in the film was an angel jeffrey. all, all he kicked us in the shins knew the lead, a group, da die debiana phone for celebrity show for a tony a corey. the film festival is the most glittering and also the busiest time of the year. sometimes he worked until 2 in the morning, but every year he looks forward to working here. every year. i swear when i, when i wasn't that carpet something inside my heart, i don't know why some, some, sometimes i cry little bit, you know what i am in front of that had got but is, i think something like a fire in my heart. tonio corey has been driving the stars to the red carpet for more than 15 years. many famous people have occupied his back seat, and one especially appealed to him. the french actor sophie marceau. once of my thought coming, i swear i was, i was in the s

you see, she set a contract on me, bulat khanzhieva angela, if he does not back down, i will lose the company. i sympathize i have not seen since verybye. bye. how do you propose to save the business? just fell asleep all right. can you imagine, today i met my classmate in a hardware store. danila petrov works as a blacksmith a healthy blacksmith with a beard has become like that. danila, he will raise his profession, or what, he selected? not i know, probably. the seventh grade ran after me, took me to a minku restaurant today, promised to take me to the workshop of the story to show how he forges and can you imagine still not married. why are your eyes so bright, right? it's on fire. but why does he need a cleaning lady with a child. oh , you know, if you are still not married, it means that you were waiting for something. or maybe you. okay, i need to go to one place for a while. i'll be back soon uh-huh hello hello are you social services? no, not quite yevgeny mikhailovna, but i'm talking about the fight that happened in your neighbors remember. well, yes, those who rented an apartment, well, yes, of course, please tell us what

dear tv viewers, thank you very much for your cooperation and we will definitely see mykola veresen and angelagain tomorrow. today iryna koval will work more and tell you about the updated news release. thank you colleagues yes news literally in a moment the 19th in ukraine in the studio of iryna koval congratulations on the espresso tv channel news 2.5 thousand ukrainians have been awarded titles by the state of israel for saving jews from the holocaust, at the same time thousands of saviors still remain unrecognized and unknown such data from the ukrainian institute of national remembrance therefore , our state is the fourth in the number of righteous people of the world today ukraine honors the memory of such people with the decree establishing may 14 as the day of remembrance of ukrainians who saved jews during the verkhovna rada approved last year the 80th day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian people to the russian military invasion continues. the occupiers are most active in the areas of slobojan and donetsk. actions along the contact line with the support of aviation and artille

angela in london. so we're, well, how definitive can we say these figures are? well, it is very interesting because 15000000 is almost triple the number of the officially reported death supplied by each individual country. although the w h o has said throughout, it doesn't believe that old countries have been reporting, honestly, some of under reported. but as you said, those figures are between direct death and indirect death have been lumped together . and i think we will see calls for the w h o to distinguish between the 2. so 15000000 is based on a country report to data. and since statistical modeling, and but accurate numbers of covey death have have always been problematic throughout the pandemic. not just because it relies on countries being honest, but also because of the differences between countries on how they recorded cova death. for example, here in the u. k. if a person dies and they had coven 19 at the time of death, the reason of their death is recorded as covert 19, even if they were terminally ill before contracting the virus. and that's in direct contrast to

angela davis and the soviets quoted the gshola. well , that is, you readers were talking about here and in america and people. and i thank you very, you came in wonderfully, that is, they turned into the late soviet union, i have been proving this thesis for the last 10 years, i am proving that the american electrocracy has degenerated to a late state so they understood my idea and said no. i'm honest dmitry. i said that we are now showing approximately the same, but quotations, disagreements, which in the united states were shown during the late soviet. the goal, that is, rather, we are a little bit reminiscent of our ancestors who worked. uh, well , let's say, 83-82 in the newspaper is true, that's all, in general, which does not negate, of course, the value. he signed up as a supporter somewhere. well, i told you, but now i will repeat this thought again. you know one in a hundred, interesting, see other things. that's wonderful. let's discuss this. that's interesting, they have one tv presenter karlson, one of them can't be shown either, because he's the only one everyone else is blowing dudu, which they were prescribed , the

and we are seeing today is keir starmer and angela rayner saying they will resign if they are issued with fines — and that would indeed put borisjohnson in a veryis could be the making of keir starmer. 0n the other hand, it could be a kamikaze operation in which his political career is left in tatters. but borisjohnson may find his own position untenable. so we will just find his own position untenable. so we willjust have to see how things unfold in the next few days. i must say i personally oscillate between out outrage over partygate and beer gate while the rest of us were abiding by the rules, we've heard all sorts of stories of loved ones being separated whilst they passing away. but i wonder if we are slowly losing perspective here, the idea that senior politicians should have to resign if they accidentally broke covid rules years ago, creating no spread risk and doing nothing more than eating curry or cake. i'm currently undecided.— currently undecided. that's fascinating, _ currently undecided. that's fascinating, i'm _ currently undecided. that's fascinating, i'm sure - currently undecided. that's fascinating, i'm sure many| currently

angela al jazeera can. peter has his foot. lauren, thank you very much. scottish club ranges and pontiff legacy monitor frankfurt are involved in a europa league final penalty shootout as we speak. in a timely context for the firm, there were no goals in the 1st half, but that change thanks to jo, a repo in the 57 minutes ranges lead lasted only 12 minutes. then i tracked head back courtesy of raphael sentence, bought a 2 little masses and forced extra time, and eventually a penalty shoot up in civil hopefully will bring you the final outcome of that spotted contest. before we end this bulletin for the 1st time, the women's and men's national teams will be paid equally after striking on historic agreement with the countries soccer federation that ends use of legal cases. as well as guaranteeing players the same pay for international matches woke up prize money will also be shade an unprecedented move in the global game. the women's team or the current will champions the deal comes 3 months after a group of female players settled agenda discrimination lawsuit against you as soccer. and 6 months before the men sid

olaf scholz has taken over from angela merkel as germany's chancellor, but this man does not lead, neither at home nor abroad. germany has been veryt to react when it comes to sanctions against russia. it has traditionally had this idea of wandel durch handel. so, you know, kind of making advances in relationships with russia, or even containing russia, through trade. but if you have a look at the decisions it's taken since russia's invasion of ukraine, they have been massive. germany has turned its own post—second world war foreign policy on its head. it's getting involved in an active military campaign in europe. but, yes, its reputation has been damaged, and olaf scholz is not seen as a leader. enter emmanuel macron, just re—elected french president. he thinks now is his time. he already had so many ideas about reforming the eu, and angela merkel pretty much sat on him and his ideas. one of the ideas that's really now taken off, john, was his idea that the eu needs to be more sovereign, if you like, be able to stand more on its own feet. but the one thing that the european union hasn't had is a real military force, has it? and

angela joins us now live from con charlie. what is con, celebrating this year? with well, can, it's very keen to show that it is business as usual, after every bruising 2 years for cinema's worldwide at one point. but every cinema with us in the world was closed in the very future of the syllabus. fried was really in question. so yes, business as usual, which is what this is really about. and it's why you won't see any films produced by streaming services, like netflix and amazon. now, this is about celebrating the cinematic experience we've just seen. the cast and crew of the opening film, cooper, enter the growing ballet where they received a standing ovation. and that's what this festival is all about. we will see some blockbuster films, we'll see the top gun them with tom cruise bows, lumens biopic, about elvis. those are the, the bait to lure in the media to learn the fans and the celebrities. but the real meat here is those 21 films vying for that palm dual prize. not surprised that can really for pell and obscure production into the main stream as it did in 2019 with the south kor

very quickly, none of them was detained. first stop is temporary accommodation. here you can rest and eat angela, her external well -being, a deceptive severe attack can begin at any moment. moms preview our doctors have already consulted the girl and said that it is a rare disease. they said that they would examine and, possibly, the operations, before taking the sick children to russia, the volunteers coordinated everything with the russian doctors. we got to know the parents. i photographed all the diagnoses and have already consulted with crimean doctors and federal doctors, because there are at least two situations in a few cases. we have quite complex ones, taking into account complex diagnoses. after just an hour and a half, the children are sent from pvc to the regional clinical hospital is used, among other things, by the most modern ambulance , the necessary documents will be issued later , it is necessary to obtain a residence permit and refugee status so that people can receive a compulsory medical insurance policy, and then they already fall under the wing of, let's say, insurance m

me right now strategist barry, joining the conversation all morning long angela morabito nancy tengler. >> welcome back thanks veryr allocating exam after 8 straight weeks of decline, for the dow industrials. >> we have expected a correction going into this year, turned out to be slightly deeper than we expected, in the second quarter. but i don't see a recession really the market has three things its focused on, one is oil. as you know, there is a lot of policies thats discourage investment in in production oil prices are very, very high. the second thing is the gdp slowdown versus recession question, i think we are in a slowdown in 2022, 23 that is different question long way off the other is fed the fed had to raise interest rates tightens your conditions, that lowers your price earnings multiple, it is i think a deep correction, that i expect the market to begin to level out here because we are not going to have a recession. maria: yeah. that is pretty much what we're hearing from the jpmorgan analyst jpm first investor day in two years, they are talking about the consumer being strong, but barry last wean we

very quickly, none of them was detained. first stop is temporary accommodation. here you can rest and eat angelas outwardly in good health, a deceptively severe attack can begin at any moment. poorly, according to my mother , a preliminary consultation, the girls, our doctors have already carried out, they said that it was a rare disease. they said what will be examined and, possibly, operations, before taking the sick children to russia, the volunteers coordinated everything with the russian doctors. we got to know the parents. i photographed all the diagnoses and have already consulted with crimean doctors and federal doctors, because there are at least two situations in a few cases. we have a rather complicated situation, taking into account complex diagnoses , after only 1.5 hours, children are sent with pvc to the regional clinical hospital, including the use of the most modern ambulance assistance, the necessary documents will be issued later to obtain a residence permit and refugee status so that people can receive a mandatory health insurance policy, and then they already fall under the

told that reminders of the power of independent cinema charlie angela, how does, there are a time for sport? his hello. thank you very much. adrian mariama try to have one a record extending 14th champions league, but their opponents, liverpool have demanded investigation after several of their fans was sprayed with tear gas by police problems with fast getting into the saddle, horse and paris forces with delay to the game. eventually it was madrid who came out on top with junior the hero in a one mill victory. but as police reports, the night will largely be remembered. but the shamble legacies of the pitch liverpool funds with tickets leads to be let into the stuff, the friends with the clock ticking downs, that champions league final against rail madrid. police held the gates closed after parents, security breaches by people without tickets. as play is warmed up inside the ground, outside police use tag on fans and hundreds of local youths roaming the perimeter. whether they had seats or not. some did get 3 regardless of those behind the gates . what pepper sprayed this much was meant to kick off at 9 p. m local t

very much. >>> tomorrow night stanley tucci goes to italy. here is a preview. >> speaking of family, angela'se wren have arrived just in time to fill the unulini. >> all born here? >> yes. >> you get that great confusion between cultures of making pasta, drinking tea. it's crazy. >> this is the filling i made with stanley earlier, mom. >> you see what it's like? >> a bit more salt. >> i'm getting the sense in this family, angela's michelin star doesn't count for all that much. >> it's a system. >> it is a lot of work. this is what people did because you weren't doing everything else. >> everyone wants quick recipes. good recipes take time. >> a little less on the filling. >> don't go too big, mr. tucci. honestly, turn your back for one minute and it all goes to pot. >> stan in "stanley tucci: searching for italy" airs tomorrow night at 9:00 on cnn. lemons. lemons. lemons. the world is so full of lemons. when you become an eedia member, you can instantly start ving on your travels. so you can go and see all those mons, for less. ♪ ♪ go further with the power and range of a lexus hybrid. whoa.

things — straight is a van to go back on a few things such as angela rayner with questions about the appetite to keep going for it. at the veryinterviews this morning on radio for and others and this dominated and he could really— and others and this dominated and he could really move on from it. i think— could really move on from it. i think it does show that it is coming at a time _ think it does show that it is coming at a time which is unhelpful to labour— at a time which is unhelpful to labour and really the sense is the tories _ labour and really the sense is the tories will— labour and really the sense is the tories will do badly in most expect them _ tories will do badly in most expect them to— tories will do badly in most expect them to do— tories will do badly in most expect them to do better this week and therefore — them to do better this week and therefore the presses on keir starmer— therefore the presses on keir starmer to have a good result and he could _ starmer to have a good result and he could suffer — starmer to have a good result and he could suffer from high expectations of this— could suffer from high

angela i'm so glad you are on. i admire your organization so. it is the king of liars.f you do very well. f got one question for you, would you be able, would you be willing to go on and talked of tucker carlson? i'm sure his people are watching this. they would immediately contact you to get on that show, would you be willing to do that? >> i wouldn't do it by dilettante box would ever have is on his pretaped with the point that up that's an important indication of what the intentions are. >> why do you think that? >> they would not want to get the reality reflected back to them that's one part of it. i think there is a real fear they are. at the hold of fox accountable if i was fox i understand where they are scared because we are able to work on number two no i wouldn't i'm not scared he can come to me. i probably still wouldn't tucker is not just to misinform her, "new york times" reports confirm this. tucker carlson is an active enabler of white supremacy. the guy is mainly to neglect your time at the tuesday store and tucker carlson believe the headline the air to trump? oxidant and

operation purports to suggest this was planned and angela rayner, the deputy party leader, who labour had denied wasn't there, was there and she was part of a very the beer was the last event of the evening and that work did not continue afterwards. so he is on a very sticky wicket this morning, i would say. very sticky wicket this morning, i would say-— would say. there is a police investigation _ would say. there is a police investigation to _ would say. there is a police investigation to go - would say. there is a police investigation to go and - would say. there is a police - investigation to go and obviously we cannot pre—empt how that ends up, but if sir keir starmer were fine, having repeatedly saying boris johnson should resign having been fine, could he survive that? ida. johnson should resign having been fine, could he survive that? ila. i fine, could he survive that? no, i auree fine, could he survive that? no, i agree with _ fine, could he survive that? no, i agree with john. _ fine, could he survive that? no, i agree with john, it _ fine, could he survive that? no, i agree with john, it is _ fine, could he survive that? no, i agree

at it, including the guests of honor angela merkel and francois, but to say that they took part in ritual, it means invoking lucifer - this is, to put it mildly, a very the second. excuse me dear, gentlemen, comrade friends, patriotically tuned musicians. and when your state invites you to take part in a cultural event of a completely different order, but a patriotic marathon in support of our soldiers in ukraine, and does it quite openly, publishing these costs on the public procurement website so that there are no suspicions of corruption, it does not see anything reprehensible in this to our journalistic direct question. did you receive money from the state for participating in this action. no need to answer. you are all handsome here all the time blurring and not talking about whether i'm better for you i’ll tell you about how merkel lucifer evoked, as it seems to me, this is a paraphrase of the well-known expression of patriotism, which we don’t need the answer to such a question should be in the next one, especially if you have the bbc suspecting something there. i am proud that my homeland did me such a high honor and invited me to participate

off, we were completely unaware we were caught unaware and we were not very clear about where this would go. >> reporter: dr. angelan diagnosed the first covid case in new york. >> what i replay and recount is the patients that i've encountered with covid and being with them in their final days. >> reporter: here in new york new covid hospitalizations are on the rise again topping 2,000 for the first time since late february there are also concerns of a possible fifth or sixth wave in the country. hospitalizations up in california but 1 million is more than a number for most americans. >> lisa, from florida, lost her grandmother last may to covid. >> it was terrifying my aunt called me one sunday morning, i think, and she said i think something is wrong with her. she laid across the bed and she was gasping for air. >> reporter: in all, six relatives claimed by covid >> it was very, very hard. everyone was just confused about the whole situation. we love you. >> reporter: so heartbreaking she said all six of her relatives who died were unvaccinated to give you a sense how large a covid death toll is, 1 million is do

angela merkel could do no wrong for 10 years. she went unquestioned repeatedly. when you look at where germany is now, it is veryhat big mistakes were made and that perhaps germany has to pay a price for it. the issue is that for many germans, they feel they are doing everything that they can, and that mea culpa has not really hit the country yet. jonathan: maria tadeo, thank you. lisa, controversial and some might say out of touch comments from german politicians more recently. lisa: that is a reason why perhaps they have been banned from visiting ukraine, which has been a political popularity recently. i do think about the popular vote in germany. how much support is there for a gas ban, for changing policy now in the face of russia, even if there is this tension that is growing between ukraine and germany? jonathan: will they change their views on the physical path for the whole of europe? this is not about punishing the germans because they punished the greeks. this is about whether they are willing to learn the lessons of what they did to the greek economy and do something for the whole of europe. talking a

what the angela battalion is doing, what kind of struggle and activities you are conducting, but first of all we are fighting for human life. all this time, all these 8 years. well, that is, the verytatement we are in accusatory order, we hear our address. it is you now our cities have been destroyed, and now you are handing out bread. this is completely at the wrong address, because when ukraine bombed the cities of donbass and and near the luhansk people's republic of the donetsk people's republic, i understand where these shells come from? all this time we helped, uh, ukrainians in the first place, because at that time, for the most part, ukrainians lived there and we saved these people. and now, during the specification, we are engaged in even. we try to do the same without politics. it's, well, trying to help, where the civilian population suffers. here you are trying without politics, but nevertheless, you are being used in certain political games. uh, how often do you fall under the scope of the ukrainian side in information. field, well , first of all, we occupy a separate line in the center of special operations. for them, we are propagandists. although in general. uh, if

angela? >> i did. it was absolutely stunning from here in atlanta. it was so pretty and i think there's something verysomething really beautiful to marvel at the natural world. i think we've also come together and tried to take an instagram photo that failed miserably on mine it looked this big and judging by my instagram feed a lot of folks feel my pain there too. maria: i tried to do that as well, mike, i went outside. it was way too cloudy for me to get that beautiful look. did you see it? >> i did not. i did not see it, but this reminds me of the great sight where we had an eclipse a few years ago and president trump stood out on the balcony and stared right at it with no glasses that was another moment from the previous administration and then whatever anyone says total eclipse i just think of the wedding scene in the movie from old school and total eclipse of the heart, so it's a classic scene in the great will farrell movie, if you haven't seen it in a while it's time to turn it back on, cheer you up from the bad things going on in the rest of the world. maria: yeah, well, that's funny i forgot

angela what exactly do you think it doesn't look like. children on oleg face shape. i am compared here. this charts a veryere are no 99 percent of men, if they are told that their beloved is even 60% there somewhere, something could be doubted by a man sergey and you will condemn olga if , after all, oleg seems to be right and not olga, you still have time to tell oleg and his mother the truth. personally, for my part, i am completely sure of this , which means that his children. and yes, i admit my betrayal , now they will make a decision and it's just you. you're just think, do you understand? children will grow up, as they will, in general, then they perceive you after this. the time has come to find out the truth, i invite our dna specialist daria popova to the studio daria you have the floor right now, the official father of two children from kirov, 12-year-old nikita and fourteen-year-old dasha rogozhnikov, may turn out to be a father only by documents, but not by blood oleg rogozhnikov. he wrote down two children for himself in his former mistress olga luzina, and today he announced that olga had g

being together and making it feel very safe is challenging, but we are working on it and we are getting there. . >> supervisor mandelman: -- our clerk today is angela tsao, and i do want to thank michael baltazar for his help and their help, and madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: yes, chair. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, madam clerk, and i believe you have a public announcement. >> clerk: for members of the public participating in this board meeting, we welcome your participation in this board meeting here in room 250 here in city hall or you may watch on cable channel 26 or 75, depending on your provider. or you may stream the meeting at www.sfgovtv.org. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, the best way to do so is by dialing 415-655-0001, and when prompted, entering access code 2497-176-0216, and then press pound and pound again. you will be able to comment on the item in real-time. when your item is called, press star, three to enter to speak. do not press star, three again or you will be removed from the queue to speak. you will be allowed two minutes to speak. when yo

she was very upset and disgusted that morning. angelaour government? tony blair won three elections in a _ labour government? tony blair won three elections in a row— labour government? tony blair won three elections in a row and - labour government? tony blair won three elections in a row and i - labour government? tony blair won three elections in a row and i want l three elections in a row and i want the labour party to win elections, i don't want to be in opposition, i want to win elections so we can change millions of lives. i am very happy to talk to tony blair and gordon brown because they are winners. they won three elections and therefore of course i talk with tony blair and with gordon brown and i'm very happy to do so. it was very important to me to have that endorsement and have tony as part of a message to the country because it is very important that we are not only remember but celebrate all the very many achievements of the last labour government as we look forward to the next labour government. that is something — to the

we were not very clear about where this would go. >> reporter: dr. angelays. >> reporter: here in new york, cases reason the rise again, topping 2,000 for the first time since late february. there are also concerns of a possible fifth or sixth wave in some parts of the country. california cases are up 10% over the last week. but 1 million is much more than just a number for so many americans. lisa wilson in palm beach county, florida, lost her grandmother to covid last summer. >> it was so terrifying. my aunt called me once sunday morning i think and she said, something is wrong with her. she was laid across the bed and she was like gasping for air, she was gasping for air. >> reporter: in all six relatives claimed by covid. >> it was very, very hard. everyone was just confused about the whole situation. >> gabe guiterrez reports for us there. coming up next, new details in the ongoing manhunt for an accused killer and the corrections officer who apparently helped him to escape. "morning joe" is back in a moment. who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 million

i confessed my sisters, because angela looked a little like me, but i was sure they were my sisters. i was veryng it was and how your communication developed. they took me home completely . so they arrived somewhere in the evening in the afternoon and left the orphanage home. we just arrived in the evening. i still remember the long barracks. stood an elderly woman. for some reason she told me, it's her own fault. i'm to blame for what. do you know why she refused you? i would like to know why my mother abandoned me when we began to write letters? and that i give my third daughter for a while until we bury my grandmother, but it turned out this time. for a whole life you had sisters who took you from the orphanage. i put at most 2 months or half a month at home 18 years older sister irina she didn’t even explain anything to me, she didn’t let me say goodbye, she didn’t name her sister. i'll be honest after the way she drove you. i didn't see anyone else, and you forgave them. yes, i forgave them, i didn’t hold on to them, but i always dreamed of at least once. why are you so strong well done he

very much for that. i want to bring you some breaking news in the uk. the labour leader and his deputy angelace in the uk that meant people shouldn't be gathering inside for social purposes. and we know now that the labour leader, sir keir starmer, the deputy leader, angela rayner, gathered and had to take away curry and some beers. they incense while they are still —— while they were still working, the police said they weren't going to look into it, they change and decided to investigate. we know no that questionnaires have been sent to sir keir starmer and angela rayner asking them to set other side of the story, why they think what they did did not breach the rules they both have said they are issued with effects penalty notice, they will stand down. they still insist that is not the case. an update on the prime minister. bond an update on the prime minister. and we've had a — an update on the prime minister. fific we've had a slightly complicated story here. the lord guides, the independent advisers, has published his report and he talks about the ministerial code of conduct ministers shou

angela, first your immediate reaction to putin's speech today. the world was bracing for bluster and perhaps for him to signal a new chapter in the war. is that we got? >> so it was a very aggressive speech. and as matthew chance said, you know, blaming the west for the war, saying that the west was trying to attack russian territory inside ukraine. but we didn't get what some people predicted, an actual declaration of war against ukraine, and mass mobilization and putting the economy on a war-like footing. the mass mobilization, i think wouldn't be popular. we didn't get the annexation of the donbas territories. and we also did not get any sign that putin's interested in negotiations toward some kind of cease fire. really we're at the status quo we were at yesterday. again, reinforcing the aggressive rhetoric. >> one thing i notice is putin did acknowledge that russia had suffered losses. he reiterated the kremlin is providing assistance for the families of soldiers killed in the war. just the fact that he acknowledged these losses, angela, how significant is that? >> i think he doesn't have any choice now but to acknowledge them. i mean, western figures put the death

>> i think it was very illuminating to see how the republican party would respond through this. they have really shown us who they are. my angela of the other, how much of that was still there in the underbelly of the party. and now it has percolated to the top and i think it is absolutely despicable that leaders of the party who have a claim for years that they have no tolerance for this, apparently do have a tolerance for this. their words have consequences, and their inaction to repudiate this despicable white replacement theory garbage that has been spewed out of the males of fox news, celebrities, and members of congress and republican leadership, stefanik i'm talking about you, they refusal to repudiate this has led to bloodshed. and this is not the first time. and i fear it will not be the last time, either. but is more important for them to run maintain power. it is more important for them to continue to promote this white grievance about being replaced. this fear of being replaced. the spear of the other. that is moe important to them. political power. more important than doing the right thing. this is a neo-fascist mo

angela wants that any child warm hands eyes voices of people that save her life are important no less than oxygen, there is a calm trip. sleeps sometimes requires attention on the handles likes to swim veryunt freezes well as soon as she was born, the baby ended up in the basement, where she spent the first month life inflammation of the lungs sepsis exhaustion here a two-month-old patient from mariupol next to a fifteen-year-old from lugansk, the other girls ended up in the same intensive care unit of the children's regional clinical hospital and both were in serious condition. anya had encephalitis for 4 weeks on artificial lung ventilation, but she hears everything, which means talking about good things. now we have positive dynamics, and we plan to carry out a profile for the rehabilitation department in the near future . little angela also has positive dynamics. a three-week ivl breathes on its own, the temperature is normal. and how much he eats and now he assimilates food for 70, but for patients all treatment is free from surgery to palliative care , the situation is different, some kind of acute injury, but you can’t write off children with chronic pathology with acute leukemia