angelo quinto was a straight up restraint, asphyxia case. it was an abomination that the contra costa county coroner's office called it excited delirium. the quinto family has excellent lawyers. i know they will be advocating for correction of the death certificate and the autopsy report to reflect that angelo died from restraint, asphyxia. that's one part of it. getting rid of excited delirium in the state of california is a huge first step in the right direction. but there's still work to be done. we need to have law enforcement uniformly and mandatorily trained on how to de-escalate situations, tensions and restrain people in a safe way and then turn them on their side or sit them up as soon as they're handcuffed so they can breathe. so there would be no more angelo quinto cases. that's the goal. ultimately okay. what about outside of any sort of experience with law enforcement? do you see any valid clinical diagnosis of excited delirium and what do you do with those who might be suffering from what that what that term describes when we t

did invite many other people who worked at gb news, including dan wootton and the station's boss, angelos whom were able to come on. but we... i assure you, we did invite a whole number of people who would speak in favour of the channel. but given the difficulties at the time, none of them were available to come on. you could have asked laurence fox and pre—recorded him and then made a decision. well, laurence fox had been very clear in the course of that day on his social media that he wasn't prepared to do any pre—recorded interviews and would only do live interviews, so that wasn't an option. did you have a discussion with more senior editorial figures at the bbc about whether it was ok to go ahead without that missing point of view, which, as you said, would have made for a better discussion? no, we didn't. and the bbc doesn't often work in that way. i mean, the discussion it's worth saying wasn'tjust about gb news. it was a broader discussion with three very, very well—informed people who know a lot about the broadcasting landscape. and although the discussion started focusing on gb

that means that angelo's death was not in vain. at least in the quinto case.y ruled his death as an accident during a coroner's inquest. the quinto family has sued the contra costa county sheriff's office over this term. the sheriff's office did not respond to our request for a comment. there is no formal opposition to the bill and julie supporters expect that governor newsom will sign it within the next month. and heather, this isn't the only statewide police reform that was sparked by the death of angelo quinto. oh, that's right. last year, the governor also signed the angelo quinto act as part of a package of police reform bills. it bans police from using restraint techniques and facedown holds that could lead to a substantial risk of preventing someone from breathing again. we are waiting to find out if governor newsom signs off on this bill as well. all right. something we will continue to follow. heather, thank you. a man who lost part of his vision during a protest against the murder of george floyd will receive a nearly $3 million settlement from the c

amy: angelo carusone, media matters has a piece.xplain his politics and his brothers politics james murdoch. >> i think the 2 -- there's this idea that somehow james murdoch is a liberal. he is not. lachlan murdoch is not a liberal. he is much more a reflection of his father's politics. they differ on a few major things. one is james murdoch and lachlan murdoch differ on climate change. trips murdoch believes it will destroy the world -- james murdoch believes it will destroy the world. you have an obligation to tell the truth about climate change. lachlan murdoch believes the climate is overhyped and it is an effort by liberals and elites to exercise control over the general public. that is a major difference. the other difference is lachlan murdoch was not -- whether or not he believed the lies about the election, he was tolerant of them. he actively helped spread misinformation june the 2020 election by calling into producers and saying, hey, that host is not giving enough credence to these attacks on the election, better get the

angelo, with saying this kind of warning from president biden before.onder what is all this. week >> it warning came at the same time that donald trump was out there, talking about revoking licenses from tv channels, including nbc. and suggesting that general milley should be killed. so v two things happened at the same time. right-wing media spent more time, essentially, endorsing what trump was saying on pullen lesson's is. and sort of justifying that milley should have been executed then actually going on the attack against joe biden. which can outweigh reinforces the president quite right. they're on the march. here and they understand the direction, they're not even trying to play defense anymore. there are much more impressive in their communications. >> i want to underline what you said. you did have theh social post about milley deserving to be executed comment from donald trump. media matters then reported most my 12 news outlets, it really covered it. you will constantly watching for who donald trump is being covered. your assessment of where

now, in the angelo quinto case, angelo quinto's stepfather told us if it's approved, the law would bringe. you know, in a situation like this, you don't really have a sense of justice or closure. at least it but fore idea is that if we can prevent other families from having to go through the same thing that we've gone through, then that's our semblance of justice. that means that angelo's death was not in vain. at least now in the quinto case, a jury ruled that his death was an accident. the quinto family has sued the contra costa county sheriff's department for using that phrase. we tried to contact the sheriff's office to get a comment on the proposed law, but so far we have not had a response. a bill that could create entertainment zones in california cities is one step closer to being signed into law. it would allow local bars and restaurants to expand sales of food and alcohol to street fairs and festivals. the goal is to bring big changes to the city and help small businesses. this is something that will help our downtown recover, bring people back, bring great fun and great busine

professor angelo quartarone works at a centre where he witnesses plasticity in action every day. itself in some way. of course, with neurorehabilitation, we can accelerate recovering patients. we apply different techniques of rehabilitation, robotics, virtual reality — all the sort of rehabilitation approaches — and using neuromodulation technique, which can empower the process of neuroplasticity in these patients. i'm talking about transcranial magnetic stimulation or transcranial direct current stimulation. those are techniques which are currently used to boost up plasticity. this patient has lost power in her right limbs, and angelo's team are using two key ways to boost plasticity and help her regain mobility. the robot and game she's playing help by employing many of the tactics we've seen so far. it's repetitive, variable and intensive inducing plastic changes in the affected neural networks. but importantly, it's rewarding, which also helps strengthen these connections. then there's the transcranial direct current stimulation device — that's the electric cap she's wearing,

the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion. the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence towards the keys only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war. colonial aircraft regularly used in a farm and dropped the fully ends on peaceful villages. portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the processed regime and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were signed and the country gained independence after so many years of the brutal war. the mass. oh yeah. wow. you know, sometimes when he doesn't know the face, sometimes the he might not be a make me happy if this is in my head, the adult why i don't pay my one that.

always get to see you, angelo. the pro tests are range that for sure. all a subs administration at do you believe he solely to blame for the economic crisis playing odd a lot. susie not, i think i do support this very, very often. uh, there's a, there's a fine, middling date that can be usually what, what happens that day. the legitimate grievances that people have, in this case, those of met mainly due to sanctions. people are being hurt. so you need to, to, to think about what the, this long term plan of colored revolution. the seeds are planted long time in advance. if you don't have a solid natural secrete tea, you have these, the, the rules for heading for the main thing. and lots of investment, you a coffee to create a color with pollution. this is what the us has done. a co, basically uh actually does. uh they, they do it to national enrollment for the more question. what is a, the, the national endowment for democracy. it's just that we branded name for the c i a and this is only the people the eyes, but they actually hijacked democracies. they

angelo quinto's stepfather told us if approved, the law would bring their family a measure of justice. you know, in a situation like this, you don't really have a sense of justice or closure. at least it doesn't come easily. but for us, the idea is that if we can prevent other families from having to go through the same thing that we've gone through, then that's our semblance of justice that means that angelo's death was not in vain. at least in the quinto case. a jury ruled his death an accident during a coroner's inquest. the quinto family has sued the contra costa county sheriff's office over this term. the sheriff's office did not respond to our request for comment. still to come tonight, a sit down with alameda county's new sheriff. her plan to overhaul the santa rita jail. plus my next thought is to actually physically remove my son from freedom high school frustrated parents tonight after a fight at a high school in the east bay. we're hearing from the principal who was punched multiple times while breaking up the fight. later in sports, the giants were trailing toward the end

angelo, thanks very much for joining us. >> great, thanks.ase? it now trades on the new york stock exchange but not for long. lauren: it's going to switch with over to the nasdaq the on september 27th where it will join other tech companies, the n nyse/nasdaq rivalry has been alive for a long time. stuart: is that why it's down? >> no. they just got a downgrade e from moffett. they have a young customer base. young consumers are struggling because of inflation, and they have to repay their student loan debt again with. that's what the brokerage says, is so the company's down. but i want to point you to the height of the pandemic when shares were at $182. remember that? airbnb, doordash, row blorks all these companies that ipo'd at that time, they've been struggling because we've reverted to more normal behaviors. anyway, they'll be at the nasdaq. stuart: gotta go, but, todd, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, tammy bruce on all the problems america and biden face. newly-minted fox cohost, "fox & friends" cohost, i'd say, lawrence jones on bid

our very own leader, angelo, points journalism our very own leader, angelo, points be journalism our> no, not. >> no, we're not. >> up. >> shut up. >> shut up. >> okay. >> josh okay. >> josh okay. >> do think? >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> was balance. >> that was the balance. >> that was the balance. >> go. >> there we go. >> there we go. >> a bit of a row. >> just a bit of a row. >> yeah. hav

with us, now angelo carusone, president and ceo of media matters. from the republican party to fox news. they go from fox news to the republican party. media matters dropped an article alleging that this so-called biden indictment impeachment, no different. explain to us what happened. >> yes, it goes all the way back to trump's first impeachment, actually. one of the pieces of it disinformation, misinformation that we are dealing with through the right-wing media back then was that when joe biden was vice president, he used his position to get a ukrainian general prosecutor fired, so that he could in some way protect hunter biden's business deals. which they allege he is in on. that was something that trump was acting on. trump, of course, the consumer of right-wing media, took that, then actually leverage that against the ukrainian government, when he tried to get them to launch a probe into joe biden. as joe biden began to become his opponent. which led to donald trump's impeachment. so, this is literally the same core piece of misinformation. ji

they were drawing the state congressional lines. 95% of them were people of color, 5% were angelos and they used these new lines and somehow decided they were going to decrease the foot print of black seats in the states. mind you, they didn't add any new angelos so they decide had in sheila jackson and al green, two of the most senior members in texas, black vote, decided to pair them together and they only needed one black person. so as we were trying to get them unpaired, they were telling me about how much their constituents didn't like them but we would get it done behind closed doors and ultimately we did get them unpaired but finding out who is really drinking the kool-aid is the first hurdle because at least sometimes you can back door and get some things through if you know there's just a performer vs. that person that really drinks the kool-aid. otherwise i think it's important to call them out because i can't let the misinformation, disinformation continue to spread throughout our country. it's important that i call it out in that moment and make sure that hopefully we can t

the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the board to gaze only intensified their care against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully in san peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. a revolution in portugal brought down the processed regime and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were assigned in the country, gained independence after so many years of the brutal war the white house slums, the us house because call for an impeachment to inquire its president biden. that's over a legit corruption involving his problem. his business dealings also this all versus you and then boy accuses washington of lucky the designs and the war ukraine because american bu

that means that angelo's death was not in vain. quinto's death was an accident. the quinto family has sued the contra costa county sheriff's department over its use of the phrase. we did ask the sheriff's office for comment on the proposed law. we have yet to hear back. our time now. 735. a new bill was introduced by a group of democratic lawmakers was aimed at stopping fraudulent gun sales. the lawmakers, including senator dianne feinstein, introduced the stopping the fraudulent sales of firearms act. it would make it illegal for gun sellers to bypass the terms of service of technology companies in order to sell a gun online. in the lawmakers say it's a common sense approach to keeping guns out of the hands of people who want to avoid a background check . well, president biden says he's not the impeachment inquiry that's launched by republicans. instead, his priority is running the country. today the president goes to maryland. he'll be talking about his economic plans that the white house calls biden's gimmicks. republican house

that means that angelo's death was not in vain. at least there is no formal opposition to the bill and supporters expect governor newsom to sign it within the next month. a group of democratic lawmakers introduced a bill today that aims to stop fraudulent gun sales. the lawmakers, including senator dianne feinstein, introduce the stopping the fraudulent sales of firearms act. the bill would make it illegal for gun sellers to circumvent technology companies terms of service to sell a gun online. and the lawmakers say it is a common sense approach to keeping guns out of the hands of people who want to avoid a background check . there is plenty of work yet to be done after a large sinkhole opened up at a san francisco intersection. and that's causing quite a mess in the neighborhood. plus a new diplomatic effort is underway to secure the release of an american journalist being held in russia. i'm cb cotton in new york. i've got the details coming in rockets for soviet era weapons analysts say the north may have stockpiles of millions

>> michael johns angelo. >> michael angelo had cut a deal in exchange with leniency since of his own with pedro bravo. >> one day. he said he needed my help and slid a chip bag under my door. >> the note wanted to find someone on the outside to commit a series of murders with pedro story. suggesting that the real murder was at large. >> he wrote 3 to 4 people unfortunately must stay they would be random individuals but maybe u.s. students. tased to incapacity. strangle to kill. and duct tape. >> basically a plan to say that christian aguilar was murdered by a serial killer still out there. >> so just as the jurors got their head around this bizarre twist, the trial came to an end. and the fate of pedro bravo is in their hands. so much for one family to go through. you could see the tension on their faces as they began reading for the verdict. >> we all talk to the each other, that day wasn't the day to celebrate whatever the jury had decided. >> whatever the jury decided, erica knew that there would be sorrow all around. in fact, the jurors came back in less than four hours and they

goal of lazio's language, verde tied with real , the mother of money, the last moments with golberg angeloion berlin tied with english star verde, 26 games played for real, 6 goals were the first date of this derby. let spain experience. real still does not have thibaut courtois or militao due to a long-term knee injury , which means that i will miss this game because of the poisoned pen . the derby is a great opportunity for friendship. found but trying to get to this match is ready, we know that the opponent is a very good and strong team, i am confident, and the empty space is missing . real and atlético have defeated goheri twice out of 232 games. real has won 115 times against atletico madrid 's 57 wins. in the continuation of the fifth week of the italian series, an hour ago, inter defeated the host with a single goal by federico di marco and took the place of milan. in the two matches that are being held , atalanta must be ahead of kari and with a goal from fiorentina, from 19:30, bologna , napoli and 22:15, torino with ease they will meet. german islamic cornstarch. bayer leverkuse

unfortunately, the heat wave continues into next week for mobile, baton rouge, houston, triple digits for san angelodallas, san antonio and very close in corpus christi. lester >> all right al, thanks very much. >>> and the severe heat is causing major disruptions tonight, especially for children as they begin the new school year. let's get more on that from nbc's kristen dahlgren >> reporter: across the country, the start of school had students sweating, quite literally. >> we're just drowning in our sweat because it was so hot. >> reporter: the late season heat wave leaving classrooms and school buses sizzling forcing administrators to pivot. in philadelphia that meant early dismissal. some parents not pleased. >> i want to know why these schools don't have ac when our tax money i mean pay for all this. >> reporter: in worcester, massachusetts, the district says more than three-quarters of schools don't have air-conditioning. >> i brought like a mini fan that you plug into your phone. i just used that all day. >> reporter: while in pittsburgh school was back to virtual for a second day leaving mom

to work, a thousand billion tomans of tax credit, the work went well, and the government agencies, angelo and purchase it through knowledge base instead of outside, and unfortunately they were not successful. can you tell me which ministries were or were not in your memory of how many important contracts were signed with some ministries at the level of my creator after having relatively better performance of the ministry of oil and the ministry of energy and the performance has been relatively better, but some fields are good , for example, in the field of agriculture, as their scientists were less able to reach the market, our success in this field was less . that oil and power can be a little better, in my opinion, it is a long way from foreign purchases, much, much more supply of vitamins inside . he did not provide their needs from the domestic knowledge bases that can be repaired . there are many of them that the ministry needs with the products of the technologists. however, it is actually a high level of technology trusting the quality and bringing down the standard that is set for

. >> reporter: the parents of angelo quinto were outside the court today and have been following too. >> my thoughts are that it's a cultural issue. >> reporter: we tried to speak with some of the defense attorneys after the arraignment, but they did not comment at the time. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a bill to allow teenagers older than 16 to be treated for opioid addiction without a parent's consent is heading to governor newsom's desk. the legislation will allow physicians to enroll addicted teens in a treatment plan. buprenorphine is an fda-approved drug to treat opioid dependence. doctors say it's one of the best tools they have to save teenager lives, especially if they have been kicked out of their home. >>> president biden unveiled a new program to fuel the cancer moon shot initiative project. $240 million will be invested in research projects to prevent, treat, and survive cancer. the goal is to reduce the cancer death rate by at least 50% over the next 25 years. the cancer moon shot initiative is personal for both president biden and vice president kamala harris.

that means that angelo's death was not in vain.ruled quinto's death was an accident. the quinto family has sued the contra costa county sheriff's office over its use of that phrase. we asked the sheriff's office for comment on the proposed law, but have yet to hear back. a new bill was introduced by a group of democratic lawmakers aimed at stopping fraudulent gun sales. the lawmakers, including senator dianne feinstein, introduce the stopping the fraudulent sales of firearms act. it would make it illegal for gun sellers to bypass the terms of service of technology companies in order to sell a gun online. the lawmakers say it's a common sense approach to keeping guns out of the hands of people who want to avoid a background check. president biden says he's not focused on the impeachment inquiry launched against him by republicans. he says his priority is running the country. today, the president travels to maryland, where he'll discuss bidenomics the white house has term for his economic policy. house speaker kevin mccarthy is movin

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this is angelo's. they now have another place out in the north, but it was a big grocery store. and then up top were places, apartments and stuff where you could stay. - how many floors deep here, do we have? - this is only maybe 8 or 9 feet deep here. - eight or nine. - the street's about 8 feet below us. - o.k. how long has it been like that for? - oh gosh. it's been ongoing. every time we get big rains, hurricane seasons, stuff like that, you get another 2, 3, 4 or 8 inches of mud that will work its way over here. - plymouth was evacuated though in 1995, way back in 1995? - they evacuated once in late 1995, and then 1996 and again in 1997. each time, they went back thinking that it might be o.k, and then it wasn't. then finally, i think it was april 3rd of 1997, they went out and never went back. but each time, you'd think it was going to be o.k. because they'd say: "bring your toothbrush, bring a few little things of food, bring your passport", and you'd always think you were going to go back home. (sophie fouron) do you still see stuff that you've never seen before? (helico

with the russian president by the inputs in global affairs i was, i am the finance of some sorts of angelo to me on a says, a visit was a message about the historic ties that exist between the neighboring states as well. i think what the restaurant wants to do is to show the collective west that he doesn't care for the russian. he's not going along with the explanation of north korea, so it is only normal that north korea is opening itself to g rush because it needs specialized, especially when he comes to, you know, with the energy resources and the same as a north korea needs and sold a china, which has a, they have a bowl that you get and they, they need to work together just as a friends the neighbors. well that, what is the phone is that the collective west is 50 percent of the nation is normal and the majority in terms of the p, it's age of these high so they can rush all these exact is your, was it a half of the convicted west more and more and being isolated because the, the fuss, excess strategist of you, you're with us for a gave us when was here, it doesn't work anymore. and the

his raisers are very popular comedian and founder of western razor company david angelo. there is no i in team that she puts the three of them and irritating and finally he considers a side of beef new york times best-selling author. [indiscernible] [applause] >> i drank too much coffee my tongue is sticky. >> thanks for sharing. >> let's do this. >> leftovers. i read the jokes we did not use annis my first time reading them so if they suck we will throw joe mackie to the wolves and turn his entrails into christmas ornaments. rejecting claims the white house staff treats joe biden like a baby. she says he is reading at a third-grade level. and can walk several steps without falling down. when asked about a stain on her shirt she said joe spit up on her while burping him and on a related note kamala harris may have to take over as president and is ready to do so and by take over she means smother joe with a pillow at naptime. she looks like the worst real estate agent a study shows opposite sex couples have less in common and other scientists note homosexual couples have m

as statements like we support protesters which have contributed to chronic economic instability. angelo giuliano, a political and financial level, a safe. washington is solely to blame for the dire situation in serial into the 5th of the countries natural resources and imposition of sanctions. i think at this point it is a vase more by no, it did. these actually gave a side uh, most of the re, any needs the combatants actually uh, not the bang. sure. as it used to be. so i think it's a tiny minority. it's probably not the real danger. and i think a see you guys probably heading towards the right direction. what is michigan right now for syria is the income from or, and which distorted by the us, a large part of series occupied and actually published that which is part of syria with the there's boy to us is tv that boy. and if celia had, that's all, it would be a completely different game. and this is why you still have a fight troops on series of, sorry, it's just to see the own and club city. clearly we up there to steal the oh, even if they had those resources, we did the faith differ

but political on financial analyst, angelo juliano, is of the few. washington is solely to blame for the dire situation in syria, owing to the quote fest of the concrete natural resources and in possession of function. and i think at this point uh is it is a vase more by no, he did these actually. i guess i saw the most of the read any news, the combatants actually a lot of danger as it used to be. so i think it's a tiny minority. it's probably not the real danger. i think a syria is probably heading towards the right direction. what is michigan right now for syria is the income from or, and which is stored by the us. a large part of c res occupied is actually public that which is part of syria with there. there's boy. so you was each tv that boy. and if celia had, that's all, it would be a completely different game. and this is why you still have a fight troops on, on syrians, sorry. it's just to see the own and club city. clearly, we up there to steal the oh, even if they had those resources, we did the faith different game. meanwhile, washington c

the chief executive of gb news, angelos frangopoluss, says he was appalled by comments made on the channelampaigner, laurence fox. mr fox and the presenter, dan wootton, were both suspended following the derogatory remarks about thejournalist, ava evans. they have since apologised. speaking to amol rajan, mr frangopoulous had this message to ms evans. i have no hesitation whatsoever to offer that apology. and i reiterate the words in my letter which i sent to her earlier this week. it was very unfortunate and does not reflect our values. and of course we are very sorry. unfortunate is a weird choice of words itself, isn't it? this isn't really got much to do with fortune or luck. i mean, do you just want to tell us what you said to her about why you're sorry? well, they don't meet our values, and they were... they did not reflect what we believe is appropriate conversation as a media company, appropriate conversation as a part of the national conversation. 0k... and i, you know, it's... it really is an apology that it was just really inappropriate. isn't the truth that you wanted laurence

financing, reliance on badges. investment is small, the nation's political on financial analyst. angelo juliano told us that despite politicized statements from the it's highly the establishment, china's approach to economic cooperation is prognostic. and trade will continue. or it's trying to the debate for domestic uh, what is the weight of easily into, into this is, is it going to impact no, you have to you, you need to look at the best in order you should have is especially a project for you, raise your integration of the ratio, it really is not going to meet over you. asia is at the far west. so in reality, it's not that big problem actually. it's more like it is more w nice this project more than chinese, this project because the hundreds of countries that have joined to betting on the initiative it's, it is going with going from this project is going only a gauge the interest of utility. any it's, it's so easy is being isolated like this but, but again, uh, i think china is very pragmatic. this the, the, not the most. so they don't have but they said was the time he might withdra

and the main organizer of the action is the activist of the local community of beckersfield, pastor angelorazier, who has been advocating for ukraine in bakersfield and washington for more than a year. we will now take a very important photo, we will unfurl a large ukrainian flag under the sign of the city of bakersfield. in this way, we will show unity and that we stand together with ukraine. unfurling the flag, the activists read a prayer, among them not only americans of ukrainian origin, but also those who have no direct connection to ukraine, such as peter lahr, who is engaged in countering russian propaganda. many republicans stop supporting ukraine, and unfortunately, we believe that to a large extent this step back in support is the result of the influence of russian propaganda. russian propaganda works and changes. americans, it encourages americans to believe that ukraine does not matter, although in fact it does, the professor of the university of california , bakersfield, charles lam, who is a representative of the minority from hong kong, joined the campaign. hong kong went th

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influence and to create financial reliance on aging is investment in smaller nations as cost life with angelo judy on our political and financial analyst joining us from hong kong. many thanks to a good today today, i'm going to could you give us some background on it? and these parts of the patient and the china belts and bird initiative as well. there was a deal the name on the most understanding that was signed with the comp, this governments. and now we see uh what city is doing on the georgia maloney. uh which by the way, she's a, a background. she's in atlantis. she's a globally, she was selected by the aspen institute and she's clearly following the us agenda and the global as the agenda we, i'm in this moment right now into a movement cold, the, the copying or d, risking from china. so she has indications coming from the u. n. r. so oldest directly go coming from washington that you tell the is the only g 7 country that has signed the veteran or the nation. the just she needs to enjoy. she has no choice, but that is showing clearly that the tell you this point and this is not from yes

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did angelo have a relationship with simagin?simagin thought of everything , manic patients are extremely inventive, when anzhelka passed away, it was like a weight was lifted off my shoulders and life took a different turn, until the moment i met tanya, tanechka, tanyusha on the internet, i realized that nothing had changed. while they come to me, come at night and torment me, they’re tormenting me, but i’m human, i want to live, i’m getting married soon, but until i get rid of all this, i can’t get married, it’s not fair, then. olya appeared, i decided to tie the knot with olya firmly, because this feeling is stronger than me. then oleg showed up, began to threaten my yankee so that she wouldn’t tell the police anything, but the yankee was afraid to the point of tears, that’s where it all came together, i called oleg and said that i know who killed anzhelka, we agreed to meet in the cinema, in the toilet, so that fewer... people, so that no one would see us, it would be easy to shoot at him, because he’s a bastard, people like

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angelo senior conductor walked up and said joey, baby. i said, it's okay, he's a friend.rue story. two well-dressed men stand on the corner of the light changed and they kissed each other and never seen that before and i looked at my dad and looked back and he said it's simple, they love each other. my grandpa died in the same hospital was born in two weeks before i was born. >> almost lost my wife, my '67 corvette, and my cat. lauren: if you keep telling the same stories, they're obviously true in your head; right? i mean, basically kessler is pouring cold water on all of these tales, and i think it was in a very gentle way. he didn't say lied. stuart: he did not say that. okay. l. thanks, lauren. back to the markets. we've got a rally going on. left hand side of the screen and dow up nearly 200. nasdaq up 33 and s&p up 21. some green air and luke lloyd is with us. luke, the american dream as i know it, as i see it, it used to be you go to school, you get a job, you get married, you have children, you get a house, and then you retire. that to me is the american dream. is

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