i'm sure someone in our department worked for arnold for several years.is person who ordered the neat so that he would not hand him over. this notebook was found during a search in pavel chernikov's apartment. in it, pavel regularly kept records of all arnold's unofficial expenses. take a look. regularly, large sums went under the article information support. i think that it was this money that arnold paid karate for his work. and what about this? says pavel chernikov himself says that he does not know where the money was spent, allegedly, arnold regularly took the amounts and took them somewhere himself , which means that the obryan paid in cash for information. the mole would not take such risks, most likely, the money was transferred through one of the banks to offshore information accounts. well, if we do it officially, i'm afraid we don't have sufficient grounds. who told you that i will do? it's official. what happened to him needs to be watched for a couple of days, just be careful, he will be grazed. observe what purpose? well, maybe pavel had som

we arrived in arnold's car. i don't remember. how i saw him. knew right away that this was my baby. yes, and most importantly, krasin sasha thinks that i am his real mother. and now i have no idea what to do . listen, when these finns take sasha away. well, i heard about a couple of weeks later. so, it takes time. that's what you talk to them, tell them everything as it is, but not animals should understand. ok, i'll try. so, it was a little earlier or a little later, because almost two years had passed. have a seat. thank you, i'll stand, well, as you wish. alexander vasilyevich, what is your father, my father called, called, because he called. well, well, what did you decide? take me back for me. well, of course, i’ll take the employees i desperately need in our archive, for example, a complete mess since i was a lieutenant, nothing can be found. so what are you asking me to do? i have no other vacancies for you. so, i'm signing the order. but he decides, i have a lot to do. subscribe well, what the hell is an investigative experiment, the or

what are you doing with arnold? that you can’t cope with a woman or don’t want to? cross? yeah, well, what are you talking about? calm down, no one put an end to you. it just got a little more complicated. you promised me that she would not be at the trial and we can easily put forward the version that she agreed to change me like that, but she will be at the trial and the whole plan flies to hell, she will bring a good lawyer with her. and they will give me a penny, and sour cream in the zone will suit me a good a life. well, what are you thinking of? well, what nonsense you are already starting to say, but be patient a little more. everything will be decided as soon as possible, i'll be patient, but a little so arnold and pass on understood. no, nothing special. well, okay then. but today i promise to buy, but this pavel and the cattle. well , you bastard. why did i leave you alone then, and today you will provide? who could have known, so they want you to withdraw the application. they threaten you. yes, that's it, that's why the police are hiding me, why didn't

listen, arnold, i just got a call from the prosecutor's office. they are cooking.ntance with the prosecutor's office told her that the cops had enough material at the beginning. in addition, the testimonies, these testimonies were beaten out by force and the case against me was completely fabricated. this is an order. but don't you understand it? i don't know who's right there, who's wrong? well, you understand formally. we will have to wait for you. in general , there are not enough scandals. i got it. i understood everything. thanks for warning. wait, you've got it. let's leave this showdown until the morning. mom, i'm cold, shall we go or not? wait, krasin, do you think that in the morning i will forget everything and forgive this bastard. but no. you say it's possible. i think that now you should think not only about yourself. so while you're at my place. i beg all the trouble leave at the threshold. you just don't know too much. the less you know, you sleep better in the nursery, i made a bed for you and the kid there. everything is bad truffle. i just spoke w

and his daughter, or, for some reason, arnold and dage were entrenched in russia.n the russian north, that is, we are still on the shore in order to understand something about this professions looked at the open-air museum small karelians, who is a russian illegal intelligence agent in today's understanding? well, as far as we know, these are russians with russia who have been taught languages ​​for many, many years, habits, so that he begins to portray himself as foreigners, ardon, began to work for moscow in the future. somehow it could be. judging by the good russian language dh wrote her letters and reports in, he was imbued with russian culture, but of course, russia was not his homeland for him. well, let's say the original wooden creativity of the north for him russia is the birthplace the first state of workers and peasants, for those of us for whom ancient antiquity is not only revolutionary wooden buildings, but even soviet power, which my generation, for example, really found already, gone into the history of the late decrepit and so for many it is alrea

arnold petrovich well, what can i do if now only she is free? and that's it. you can not appoint another. no you can not. money petrovich about, what are you talking about? this is corruption in its purest form, and we have a war with corruption. so sorry. i can't help. thank you well give me hello hello i'm from the police. please tell me you are here by chance have you seen this person? yes, two of them were buying groceries up to a bottle of whiskey the other day, no one ever took from us. where did they live? you don't know no, i don't know. for everything to be good. yes, this is an orphanage. can i speak to the director. hello. this is miko. i want to tell you. sasha teplyakov's aunt came to visit us. why didn't you say? do we have a boy in russia , dear? aunt, sashikov has no relatives, and this woman is just an adventurer and you don’t need to pay attention to her. we told her that we paid money. we rightly said money, and i won't go back like this. it was impossible to talk about what kind of money. the fact is that this is a payment. well , it's like

and his daughter, or whatever, why did you gain a foothold in russia arnold and dage?n the russian north, that is, still on the shore , in order to understand something about this profession , small karelians looked at the open-air museum. who is an illegal russian intelligence officer in today's understanding? well, as far as we we know this russian defeat with russia, according to which for many, many years they teach languages ​​habits, so that he begins to portray himself as foreigners began to work for moscow being. somehow it could be. judging by the good russian language dh wrote his letters and reports in, he was imbued with russian culture, but of course, russia was not his homeland for him. well, let's say the original wooden creativity of the north for him, russia is the birthplace of the first state of workers and christians, for those of us for whom ancient antiquity is not only revolutionary wooden buildings, but even the soviet government, which my generation, for example, really found, already decrepit, already fading into late history, and so it is alr

and there in the artillery crew was arnold. only 15 survived the battle human.captain who later went through the nazi concentration camps. well back home. he told how he died. and what, he saw himself leaving. here is the bow and dachas. there he lay with broken legs near the gun and went, together with the bow on his gun, under the water with shrapnel. he fought to the end. and then it only remained in the same donbass, i hope that it plunged into one northern, here is the edge that stood in the donbass. you are not a military man, but you can protect yourself from anything at all, or is it so decoration? no, well, 76 mm is generally, as if a large cannon is enough for a land army, it is considered that our tanks were cannons, and recumbent tanks from a war ship. of course not, well, whole nature. here he is directly this enemy. it seems to me that this is worthy of any person and fighter. he proved that what he fought until the last of his life was the full advantage of the weapon. he could shoot twice as far as a tanker. and yet donbass give battle, of course

i want to put your boss arnold pryatin in prison, and you will help me with this. will go with me to a deal, i will settle the issue of the victim and get a suspended sentence on the cases. i understood everything. this is a planned provocation. listen what difference does it make to you a provocation - this is not a provocation, you will stand out independence from this. she doesn't like your article. even money can't help. but here you are mistaken, a day or two will pass. and that lying bitch will come and take her statement. 2 days yes, i'll wait, i'll come to you, in 2 days. i assure you, i will leave. hello, colonel smetannikov is worried about the st. petersburg governor. i will take care of your case. yes hello did you answer the phone for a long time? pavel chernikov will be in custody until the trial, i'm probably afraid that this is not prevent him from putting pressure on you. he will probably want you to withdraw your application, by the way, no one bothered you about this. no. lera , i must be sure that you and i will bring this matter to an end and h

good morning arnold petrovich what are the problems? are practically no problems, so little i remember, you promised me that the operation in zaozersk would be completed by the end of this month. well, yes, but something is wrong. what's wrong, right? everything is wrong there, and you mean the hype in the press, arnol petrovich i assure you, they will make some noise, they will calm down, everything is fine, arnol, petrovich i see that you do not understand at all. mitrofanov was not at all like you to me painted him. he picked up the drag. this is not exactly what i expected arnol, petrovich i assure you, legally. our position is impeccable. if you wish, i can think of ways to speed things up. okay, next question. you promised me to find a serious investor, as i meet today. uh, with one swede - anderson, a surname, a wealthy person, everything suits him beforehand. i think so, 90 percent, that everything will grow together well. the last thing is that we are finishing the transfer with switzerland today funds access code and account n

stephanie: arnold is scheduled to be released this week.ddiction may haunt him, but the kenton county jail substance abuse program may have given him a fighting chance. for the pbs newshour, i am stephanie sy in covington, kentucky. amna: tomorrow the president plans to sign into law a bipartisan bill on same sex marriage, after what the white house called a very good week of delivering for voters. that optimism despite a jolt to the new 51-seat senate majority in senator kirsten sinema's party switch. here to analyze all this and more is our politics monday team -- amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter. and tamara keith of npr. welcome, good to see you. i thought it's a good time to pull together some headlines you have been seeing around the president and get perspective on what comes next. we saw the president's party outperform history and the midterms. gas prices are down. they had a legislative win codifying same-sex and interracial marriage protections. they brought brittney griner home. if the president chooses to

stephanie: arnold was arrested on a drug charge last year.: i've been in this addiction since, you know, since i was in the womb. my mama smoked crack. i came out addicted to, you know, crack. stephanie: arnold says he began -- he said his died of a drug overdose in 2011. tommy: you know, anything that i could get my hands on, i was doing it if it was an opiate. sthanie: along with daily therapy and self-help class, arnold also receives a monthly shot of buprenorphine. getting this treatment while in jail has given him hope for recovery, but could also save his life. tommy: to be honest, i'm just a sick man. i still have, you know, desires of wanting to use. ephanie: studies have shown that in the first two eks after release from incarceration, people are up to 40 times more likely to die from an opioid overdose than the general public. bethany: when you were in active addiction before you came in, you were usually taking a higher dose and now you've detoxed some and so that is a more lethal dose for you. we talk about the dangers of using wh

she told them that she was going to meet their idol arnold. he wrote letters for him, a bit of work unless you were not difficult to reply to that lets me piece my on the i'm a router. no notion with actual another sick with out there waiting for you know, you always are almost there the peace missouri equal. i thought i she'll vailable oceania a new project which will be your a swimming. yeah. yeah. 0 or the process was yes. i sure will ground if i ask you a certain way as reason. mm. the council culture has had all disciplines. russian national teams compete in today is strong painfully in beijing with a barrel in p. and this came for the 2022 winter olympics after the hard work and training camps. they'd arrived in beijing only to be told they were banned from the games. oh. 6 a different movie, new mileage. luckily, but don't ask me, she'll give it a new fly and get away and i was a little frustrating. so ah, when you get but there was some way a bus mother and i saw it at the bill of brown. there's a lot of quote from us, but it only driv

she told them that she was going to meet that idle arnold. he wrote letters for him, a bit of work unless he did not for difficulty to put a delicate piece my end though i'm okay. no one i should think effectively though, i'm actually from someone that will not that it stick with that or you know, he always wants to buy more stuff like that. the piece more. so that's what i she'll vailable though. she is a, when she will be your yes, law more with ask women. yeah, it's yadale or the process where was yet a woman is measurable crowned by ask you a certain way as reason. mm. the council culture has his own discipline, this russian national teams compete in today. it struck painfully in beijing where the paralympics came for the 2022 winter olympics after the hard work and training camps. they'd arrived in beijing only to be told they were banned from the games. ah, miss me, difference only 2 miles a block away, but don't ask me. she'll again it's a done with the safety. it's in this new year and the new flying in get away and i'm with frog get

>> jimmy: you did sets with arnold?le of sets with arnold. >> jimmy: wow, that's pretty crazy. what was he wearing? [ laughter ] >> i just -- i was just melting into his eyes. >> jimmy: you don't remember, okay. we don't know if he's titanium man. you could be lying, you're a very good actor. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you could be misrepresenting the truth, we really don't know. >> there's not a lot we can say, you understand. >> jimmy: it's a big secret, i thought i'd try anyway. did you know there's a town in canada named after you? >> named after me? >> jimmy: it's called cheadle, a hamlet in canada. >> established 1905, so maybe not named after me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe not, yeah. maybe not. yeah. i didn't really -- >> you didn't do the math? >> jimmy: i didn't do the math on that. population 83. in cheadle. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know about this? >> i actually, interestingly enough, on twitter i think, someone did reach out to me, "hey, i think we're related." i was like, "for real?" he was like, "i live i

did russian pow left marianna now whom of us recorded that just for arnold schwartzenegger. look what's been going on in don't bass is they met once? seem to get on, and he spoke highly of a athletic prowess level image. that was, it's like i'm on which flip back over nick dall option. i gotta admit in there. oh, yeah. the most i spoke with melissa does, does this yes, that he demanded a mega marianna told arnold she'd been visit don bass for 8 years. she'd met kids living near the front lines. she encouraged them to love sports. and when she told them that she was going to meet their idol arnold, he wrote letters for him, a bit of what and then when i see that we're not what it lets me piece my on the, i'm a router. no notion with one. gosh, will another secret out the way it's been through? you know, you always are almost there the piece, missouri equal. i thought i, she'll vailable though she is now a new project, which will be your, your so i'm over this is when you in which live on your prescription across women. yeah. it. yeah. 0 or the process was yes of them will gro

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pavel chernikov has very serious patrons, especially his boss arnold a strand.f you decide to withdraw your application, i understand. where are you taking me to service apartment? you live there for some time under the care of our valiant dye. i need to think, decide now. i want chernikov to answer for everything he did. i will go to the end. i think five years of a general regime will put his brains in his place. who is this? lera where are you? well, what if so? are you coming today? i don't know yet. maybe later in the evening or tomorrow. in general, i can not say more, i'm sorry. i didn’t understand something, what it means, i don’t know, while it means fuck you guys with all your work. but don't you think that something has been happening to her lately, and i'll tell you what 's happening to her lerka forgot that the three of us raised this case. now it seems to her that since he is the director, the main founder of the company. you can blame all the work on us rinat well, if it weren't for lera , where would we be now, only get it five times, more, i don

and we have nothing to present to arnold yes, i agree, but dashing, trouble began. main thing is that pavel swam, and from the point of view of psychology. this is important. it remains only to put the squeeze on it. do it already. this is a wonderful result, and the result is comrade general. i am sure that pavel chernikov will testify in the near future. allow me to go. i didn't let you go. colonel where did you get that from? every dog ​​in the office knows about it. but no wonder they say it doesn't work. where you live, don’t live, where you work, general, it doesn’t seem to you that my personal affairs, that’s why i don’t get into them , but just advise in a friendly way. be careful. do you know what is the surest and most reliable way to find out secret information? don't look at me through the bed, don't look at me like i'm an enemy of the people. just go and think. listen thoughts have to bring down both. go to the comments. cases bury deep calm pure note to write. i just mean, everything must be done quickly and so that there are no witnesses. let's do it.

arnold's personal file and how a certain richard frankfurter berlin jewish lawyer lived in a house with number, who fled from persecution of the nazis and was the father of apartment number seven, but after the reconstruction, however, it is not clear how we will find such an apartment in this house now. haven't seen it, but in old houses number six years old. there doesn't seem to be anyone. well, that's enough, having found out some apartment outside, we calculate its balcony, probably, the frankfurter lawyer was standing on it, looking out for his daughter. but wouldn’t he have helped her and her husband another question, how was it possible for his group to get to uruguay from the soviet union in the autumn of forty-one. yes, they also came up with hieroglyph route through china the first route was through our central asia then through shanghai but the beginning of uh, still the war between the united states and japan and this route simply became impossible, because there was a theater of operations formed and he had to return the second route was. uh, that means through iran well,

graham arnold said that they performed _ of the big guns?, _ of the big guns? graham arnold said that they performed well, but - of the big guns? graham arnold said that they performed well, but that l that they performed well, but that hasn't necessarily translated into results. the two teams have played each other seven times, argentina have won five, one draw and australia have managed to win one. australia have managed to win one. australia are going to have to be near—perfect if not perfect defensively. they can just focus on leonel messi because there are goal threats from other places, as well. julian alvarez, for example. australia have only scored one goal in each of their three games so far they may need more than that tonight. they will have to defend for their lives and hope to steal a goal here or there. leonel messi has played over 1,000 matches for australia —— over 1,000 games. played over 1,000 matches for australia -- over1,000 games. thank ou. so, all eyes will be at the al—bayt stadium tomorrow evening when it's england's

and his daughter, or whatever, why did you gain a foothold in russia arnold and deutsch?understand something about this profession, we looked at an open -air museum, small karelians. who is an illegal russian intelligence officer in today's sense? well , as far as we know, this is a russian defeat with russia, which for many, many years teaches languages ​​habits, so that he begins to portray himself as foreigners, arnoldeych, at the call of his heart, he began to work for moscow as an austrian jew. how can it be? judging by the good russian language dh wrote her letters and reports, he was imbued with russian culture, but of course, russia was not his homeland for him. well, let's say the original wooden creativity of the north for him, russia is the birthplace of the first state of workers and peasants, for those of us for whom ancient antiquity is not only revolutionary wooden buildings, but even soviet power, which my generation, for example, really found already leaving in the history of the late decrepit. so it is difficult for many to imagine how many westerners al

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and he mentioned in potsdam the former east german textile factory has been arnold bundle, who was home for the past 6 years in berlin. the architects have also built new rootless structures full breathing, new life into old buildings. like this church. with miss austin viewed with no, there's a big opportunity to create something new on this month. but here's an enormous shift taking place that makes every day a happy one. because the transformation everyone keeps talking about abstractly of under. you can see here, right here on site, putting old concrete buildings to good youth. the sun gym and yano lift him back. project shows how you can turn a dilapidated silo tower into something thrilling and bring industrial wastelands back to life. how the culture is a huge part of british life. it's not just the place to have a drink. pugs have been a center for social activities for hundreds of years, but since the corona virus pandemic, the number of pubs in the u. k, have dwindled in the culture, might be under threat. but before that happens, a german photographer decided to take a deeper

who knows perhaps when 80 years ago arnold deivich was drowning in the arctic ocean, the last thing he could think of was how he first saw the sea, it was the sea, sparkling warm, southern mediterranean, gentle dawns. now the cicada will sing some mysterious paths. along the coast in the summer of 28, here specifically in syria fell. well, dachas send romania and greece, it’s clear that on any vacation an organization called oms and kiki will start with the latter and ki stands for the executive committee of the communist international or otherwise the comintern created by lenin was the world comintern the communist party, which was already preparing the world revolution, is another interesting thing, most of the materials and cue stored in this moscow archive have long been declassified, but still under the most serious stamps. about the operations of such his employees. this is a super top-secret comintern oms department. types of communications intelligence where konrad recommended deutchi, and where he was yes and that they assigned the pseudonym stefan lang the word to the one who

by the way, arnold genrikhovich, do you know what used to be at this place?spare me your stories of witches, you shouldn't be so chef the story is more than entertaining. previously, this place was the area where the chief was executed. what should i do? do you think it's a crime? warm hours this morning in the office of the moscow ring road company, the corpse of the director of a construction company was found, according to an independent source, the director had his head cut off, recall that the director himself was recently involved in a criminal case of fraud, hundreds of deceived equity holders, housing a person, committed suicide, but despite this. and his firm bankrupt? in short , you will need to call back. listen, if you call me again, i'll spoil you, i'll send you, the lady understood, right? who are you repenting of your atrocities? what kind of nonsense are you talking about? who is it you admit that you killed these unfortunate women? which murders which women? simple appendicitis, and she died, and they are a doctor, i can't say anything. i can

arnold's personal file and how someone richard frankfurter lived in a house with that number a berlino fled nazi persecution and was the father of a fictitious wife, apartment number seven, after reconstruction, however, it is not clear how we will find such an apartment in this house now. haven't seen it, but in the old houses number six. there doesn't seem to be anyone. well , it’s enough to take it to some apartment outside, we calculate its balcony, probably, the frankfurter lawyer was standing on it, looking out for his daughter. but wouldn't he have helped her and her husband another question, how was the deutch of his group to get into uruguay from the soviet union in the fall of the forty-first . yes, they also came up with a route hieroglyph through china, the first route was through our central asia, then through shanghai, but the beginning of uh, after all, the war between the united states and japan and this route simply became impossible, because a theater of military operations formed there and he had to return the second route was. uh, that means through iran. well, ira

want a us open just like arnold palmer wished he wanted pga championship.did in runner—up fashion, she will finish second in over 90 events. think about that? she was in contention, clearly in contention for over a events in her career. on the jack nicholson that i can remember did the same in regards to majors when he was in so much runner—up finishes. he was in so much runner-up finishes-_ he was in so much runner-up finishes. �* . ~' , ., , . finishes. alex thank you very much indeed. finishes. alex thank you very much indeed- kathy _ finishes. alex thank you very much indeed. kathy whitworth _ finishes. alex thank you very much indeed. kathy whitworth who - finishes. alex thank you very much indeed. kathy whitworth who has i indeed. kathy whitworth who has died. lets go back to the situation in iran, a senior british mp is advising british nationals to leave iran. the chair of the commons' foreign affairs committee, alicia kearns, described the arrest in iran of seven people —— with alleged links to britain —— as "an industrialised taking of state hosta

alexander vasilievich, i 'm sure arnold's people went to the very beginning.cked every step it's a miracle that the girl is still alive. so you think that in st. petersburg club someone leaks information? come on, let's decide you don't twitch yet. stay with the girl here zaozerske, relax, sleep. and tomorrow morning i will wave to st. petersburg and try to figure out what is happening there. okay, let's do that. thanks, you 're a boy. well, why don't you want to even talk to them, what if you like them, i don't like them. but how can you know this? after all, we all want only good things for you, but like all our children, please, please take your time, think, tomorrow they want to pick you up for a couple of hours. i beg you very, very much. you try to befriend them. and suddenly it's not so bad. okay, i 'll try to make friends with them. good job. this is for you. what is it? well, it's a souvenir. come on, come on, get undressed. she is pretty. new client or what? how did you live with her? in the sense of krasin 9 o'clock in the morning well , nothing, yo

the ozersk department of the internal affairs directorate that they have data on who, when and how arnoldn, transferred money, information taken from chernikov’s laptop was located behind the ozersk department; their employee managed to pick up the password and copy everything that was taken away from there. and today the court hearings on the case of the former let us remind you that police general ermolaev was arrested at the end of last month. a werewolf in uniform is accused of committing a number of crimes, as you can see right now. cooperate my man accidentally with a white traffic police inspector should be overwritten. wait. where are you going? where where are you going? do i need to go to work? oleg, i'm not the boss. like you, i can't be late yet. everyone went. opa i ask you not to wear pants, why can't i see you in them . k well, i don't know, okay now? all the more well, who needs our bank, so this is for you, by the way, now banks are robbed exclusively with the help of computer technology. but i have to run. bye. zom, if you agree, sign it. you are being appointed to the p

one company v e be elected colette, while most people might have wanted to tear down the ruins for arnold handle hoopa, they called to mind one of italy's most beautiful pieces of architecture. the viewing tower told a grocer in san jim in yano tuscany, that's where the project's name came from. santa miano listen bag. this in the hipaa wide room were standing in front of 2 towers that are so narrow and tall that they can bring to mind and sanjay miano in tuscany. cuz connor and in an industrial environment like this evil, a bit of tuscan flare, affects your mental associations of course, and hit the 2 and impacting these associations is an important part of working with existing structures, gung, because they often have negative connotations that it's inconsistent. ah, many where it 1st skeptical about the project and the silos location, far away from the city center. but the architects managed to win over investors and bring new life to the abandoned industrial site. conversion work took about 10 years and came at a hefty price tag, $800000.00 heroes. the original tower has remained mos

since we're not an arnold, a people put that an inverted commas, commas for the purposes of international law, and hence self determination. okay. yeah, mm hm. oh, oh, my, yeah. i, yeah. it is a big of things i would like to talk to you about. we have been thinking meet, and some are natives in yuki about the board trip to tankless. that sounds exciting. we. we like to a rebuild houses and we don't want to return back and how many people in total would, would be on the boat for the 1st time. or we can say not more than 67. maybe we're gonna do a lot for now because just don't let them know it need to be a secret one that you'd need money for both. unless someone donates about. oh wow. it sounds like a lot of planning is said, jo, it maybe we can have a thorough sentiment. they always take that we have been waiting, waiting, waiting best, nothing coming. but we have done that. there is a 2 meg by ls. ah, sabrina has been keeping me in suspense for a long time. and so finally she told me this quite exciting but challenging idea to find a mode that will take a small group of to go sins to ja

the serial entrepreneur lost the prestigious title to brenda arnold, the ceo of luxury group, elvia mich, that's according to the bill. bloomberg, billionaires and forbes index are, knows net worth is around $171000000000.00 is company on several brands such as the, your tiffany and the we've a tall and a reminder of the top is a story we're following for you this hour. you energy ministers failed yet again to strike a deal on a block wide cap on gas prices. that's the thumb members of the block fear the markets could bypass the continent for higher paying buyers, putting their economies and even bigger trouble. and that's all for me. and of his team here in berlin for more you can always go to d, w dot com slash business. thank you so much for watching. ah, ah, with ah, more aside, ukraine's technology sector continues to boom, with growth of 23 percent last year alone. ah, natalie, is it alma and her company herbal heart of the success story? how is this even pa, under conditions like a made injured with on d. w. is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like will

this is the same crocodile from the farm staff received the nickname arnold terminator merciless pursuit of crocodiles is not so much in self-defense. how much due to value? they are worse than blind merchants, greed does not imply that crocodiles also have their place in the economy of nature, paradoxically, but the fact is precisely merchants' greed that has forced us to completely abandon the hunt for crocodiles these days. it turned out that it is much more profitable to breed. crocodiles are not picky, they can certainly gobble up 15 kg of meat at a time. but after that, a couple of months they can do without food at all, especially in winter, being cold-blooded creatures in winter, they are also passive in the digestive process. the crocodiles kopets sila practically freezes, and therefore most of the time they simply lie like logs. some crocodiles lie with their mouths open, a naive observer will think jaws jammed, it was not there that crocodiles lie down in the sun so that the sun's rays hit them directly in the mouth and in such a cunning way controls the temperature of their b

but australia's coach graham arnold, he has experienced a big loss for the socceroos, the only otherup that made it through, germany, 2006, ultimately, they were beaten by italy. interestingly, the only time they were beaten by australia, 1998, and graham arnold, that current coach, as arnie is nicknamed, happened to be playing so he knows what it takes to beat argentina. >> we'll be watching. thanks so much, amanda davies in doha. appreciate it. for more, let's bring in david orenstein. he's a football analyst. i wanted to get your view of usa/netherlands. the dutch are favorites, they have the better talent, but usa arguably has played better in the tournament thus far, is that correct? >> i would say so, despite the fact that the dutch have won two of their three matches and they were unbeaten in the group stage, the u.s. looked like they're something a little bit different this time around. they've got more substance to their side. they've only conceded one goal and that was the penalty against wales. no goals from open place. so their defense is resilient, the problem for the us

benedict arnold was overtaken by a more popular officer. so we do have alexander hamilton and he signed alex hamilton. we don't often think of him as alex, but that's him signing. and all three of those, like i said, were at valley forge in may. of 1778. so one of the start out groups with talking about personnel related records before we jump into to some other specific documents, because those in itself are treasures. so these are some of our most popular civil war records used by historians, used by genealogist. and so i just give kind of a breakdown of civil war service. we have compiled service records, pension files, card of medical records for confederates, compiled service records, and then p.o.w. records. so the thing that's interesting is when we think of military and personnel, the first thing that pops up is kind of a personnel file. and then in modern terms, a discharge paper, which is a d to 14 today, there was no consolidated personnel file during the civil war for union or confederate. it didn't exist. that concept didn't ex

tanya arnold's been to see nicola at her yard.s on the forehead, thinking i had gone, which is pretty horrific, isn't it? but i am still here. thanks to everyone at badminton, i popped up and here we are and tried to make the best of our next life, and it'sjust are and tried to make the best of our next life, and it's just amazing that we have that progression and i can now stand and get around with the help of a stick but i am getting stronger and stronger all of the time and i am incredibly grateful for that, time and i am incredibly grateful forthat, i time and i am incredibly grateful for that, i really am. you have always been a glass half full person, definitely not half empty. do you think that positive thinking has been key to your recovery? i think being quite a positive person definitely has helped me sort of dig deep and drive on through and try and push out all those negative feelings or those... you know, when you are feeling a bit overwhelmed, it is getting on top of you, really just think about those that are far wo

i'm arnold barnett. the mayor of el paso, texas, declaring a state of emergency. today on "face the nation" texas congressman gonzalez called the situation there dire. >> the city declared a state of emergency. this is something you do when there's a hurricane, a fire, an earthquake. what is happening is it's a hurricane of migrants. >> more asylum seekers expected this week with the likely end of a rule known as title 42 that enforced expulsions. cbs' lilja luciano is there. >> reporter: with thousands of migrants crossing daily into el paso the city is struggling to keep up. >> all the places i know are also full. >> reporter: ruben runs a shelter there. >> it is ulterly painful to say i don't have room for you. >> reporter: with nonprofits and churches reaching full what happens they are forced to sleep outside in below freezing temperatures. the cold was deadly says christopher silva. how many people are sleeping here tonight? do you know? >> around 50. >> reporter: 50? wow. they weren't here where would they be? >> probably outside. >> reporter: tony turned t

we are no worse than arnold schwarzene egor in his action films, probably many of you will think thathis correspondent is carrying such a thing. by the way, i worked a lot for international panoramas then the editor was tatyana medkova, a terrific editor of all his not built. we went with her and did, on average, three materials out of four months. he became not just a chronicler of the fall of the berlin wall, but even inscribed himself in its history symbolically, noting a historical event in the frame with his colleagues, violating the strict rules of behavior of a soviet journalist. yes, the whole area was. uh, a million people filled with people, and everyone drank beer from a bottle like that accepted, and we, too, could not get past this you then drove on then. well, not that i'm catching up, but i found out that there were two ambassadors and west germany was. ours and east germany went when they watched this story in the program , they said the time, but kondratiev well, is it really possible after 20 years, he will shoot a documentary picture of the berlin wall, from whom th

arnold schwarzenegger in his action movies, probably many of you will think that this is a correspondentries such. by the way, i worked a lot for international panoramas when the rector was tatyanakova shocking. today's building editor we went with her and did uh, an average of three articles out of four months. he became not just a chronicler of the fall of the berlin wall, but even entered into its history symbolically, noting a historical event in the frame with his colleagues, violating the strict rules of behavior of a soviet journalist. yes, the whole square was, uh, filled with people, a million people, and everyone drank beer from a bottle in it like that accepted, and we also could not get past this, you then caught up and received. well, not that i'm catching up, but i found out that two ambassadors and western germany was our ambassador and east germany , when they looked at the plot in the program, they said, but counterative. well, it seems like it’s possible after 20 years, he will shoot a documentary film of the berlin wall, in whom else could the former heads of the ussr

. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say?ch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry, it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on against abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "i love lucy"