ashton kutcher offering a one night stay at their beachfront property in santa barbara. it is free, you get to hang with them. wh we willy?y? >>> if you like that 70s show, ashton kutcher and mila kunis are opening their beach cottage 24 lucky fans for a four night stay this saturday night they will get to hang out with mila and ashton. it is in the airbnb listing. they will be on-site to greet their guest and they are launching an app with a donation to a local charity. >>> he is taking his skills to the whiskey barrel. he is announcing his bourbon brandon is finally hitting the shelves with it. it is called gentlemen's club. it is produced in kentucky, aged in barrel seven years. they have been working on the project since he was leading the warriors through the first championship. the domination continues with him and his wife. you can buy it for $80 per bottle. numbers for the average cost of a wine bottle is more than 108 dollars. that is up $17 from last year. coming from the 2023 direct to consumer wine report. wine tastings have gotten more expensive. the price m

that is anna ashton there.ing of restrictions, china has slapped export controls on certain drone—related equipment, like engines, lasers and anti—drone systems. the new restrictions will kick in next month. the controls could affect some consumers. china is home to a big drone manufacturing industry that exports to multiple countries like the us. beijing said the new move will safeguard national security interests, after criticism that its drones were used in the ukraine war. meanwhile, beijing has unveiled new measures to boost consumption in the world's second largest economy, targeting areas like real estate and the auto sector. this is as the latest manufacturing data in the country slumped for the fourth month in a row injuly. china's economy is showing signs of slowing, as demand weakens at home and abroad. earlier, i spoke with louise loo of independent advisory firm oxford economics, and she gave us her take on beijing's latest measures. we were very much hoping authorities would move from policy guida

better than ashton kutcher and mila kunis' pace.pair use their life savings to get the project off the ground. his successful leap of faith. is that not incredible? how many of us could make that kind of move and just adapted to your new surroundings? sandhya: i think it would be hard, but sometimes when you least expect it something good happens like this. it is incredible. larry: making lemonade out of lemons. do you think you could do that? >> no, i would love to do that and stay there forever, but we all had our hobbies during the pandemic. we cooked more, add more plants. these people took hobbies to the next level during the pandemic. a luxury hotel. kristen: another business opportunity that passed you by. larry: i do have a lot of get rich never ideas. kristen: i hear some of them. larry: that is why we are still (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to experience a volvo fully electric vehicle during the summer safely savings event. back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. to exper

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now listen to sarah ashton why do you have to call this shit?a male name he had was nothing misha from russia back mustache, listened to mishka fool. if you look putin's people you will notice that he is bleeding he is a vampire who commits genocide against both ukrainians and russians vladimir putin bathes in the blood of innocent children and enjoys it. and that's why the dictator of the russian federation should be overthrown and that's why the peace talks should be focused on president zelensky's ten-point peace formula and the complete liberation of ukraine imagine these guys are seriously listening and thinking, who are the best ways to discredit affected forces, general accreditation, that is, one important thing is to like. azov yes, there is some one with his marvelous muscularity, when behind him and fallow land, when there is a person who does not speak ukrainian, who knows nothing about ukraine , an official of ukraine that is, in my opinion, this is somewhere among our who -something in advance turned out a brilliant combination, bu

ashton is live. you got the right stuff. >> and my dog ate my passport. >> the pup who may have derailed a wedding from the wrong snack to the right stuff. we're on the road in colorado. >> live in times square. this is good morning america. i thought i had heard all the dog excuses . >> looking for some roughage? oh, good morning. i hope you had a good weekend. we certainly do. >> but we do begin with a breaking news overnight. southern california slammed with a tropical storm. the first to move across the region since 1997, bringing mudslides and dangerous flash flooding. and lindsay, the images are quite staggering. >> take a look at this. with heavy rainfall in san diego saturating the ground. trees like this have been uprooted and have collapsed. >> one of just several weather emergencies across the country. our team is tracking it all. we begin with rob marciano in palm desert, california. good morning, rob. hey good morning, george. >> yeah. quite a scene here yesterday as tropical storm hilla

the 1800 us ashton is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through . we have since we have no power, no cell service. no. why fi? we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they can make it in here. whether their houses are standing or not. i know the question on your mind is when can i get back to my home? just as soon as we can try to provide a certainty that we have recovered those that have perished. and that's really our, our goal right now. we're hoping to find people that might just be injured a lot of time as fast as the incident. so we're still in that phase where us president joe biden has declared the wildfires as a major disaster. that designation means small funds can be handed out for the recovery. if it's we have just approved a major disaster declaration of for why which will get a into the hands of the people desperately, desperately need help. they've lost anyone who's lost a loved one, whose home has been damaged or

ashton's pool is one of three leisure centres on tameside which is set to close.e cost of heating your pools and expect l people to pay double to come through the door. _ i we realised that there wouldn't be i enough money to continue everything we have as an organisation. swim england says almost 400 swimming pools have been lost since 2010 and a greater number of those are in deprived areas compared to the more affluent. the government says local authorities are responsible for local pools, and it's provided £60 million to support operating costs and help them improve energy efficiency. the swimming club has been offered session times at another pool, but that's a 20 minute drive away. what would you say to the people who've decided that they might want to shut this pool? it's not fair, because some people might not be able to do it at the new place. i'd ask them not to close it - because there's loads of children that love coming here and you can't just take that away from them. - alison freeman, bbc news. from tomorrow, visitors to windsor castle will get the

earlier, i spoke with anna ashton of political risk consultancy firm eurasia group, who explained theof the restrictions on supply chains. these two particular minerals are not the most widely used, they are not the ones that the united states and other countries are the most reliant on china for, they're not the hardest to get, but i think it's important to keep in mind that if china had put these sorts of restrictions on refined lithium or cobalt or something like that, it would be much more impactful than gallium and germanium. so china has intentionally selected ones that it can use to send a signal. they are clearly important to the semiconductor industry, but they are fungible, they can be swapped out for other things that in many instances are supplied by other places. so it is not going to create a crisis for the industry. speaking of restrictions, china has slapped export controls on certain drone—related equipment, like engines, lasers and anti—drone systems. the new restrictions will kick in next month. the controls could affect some consumers. china is home to a big drone

the 1800 us ashton does. but despite the challenge and of the cost, hawaii, so source ease and it's people have vowed to rebuild. however long it takes me urologist master confirmed she has been following developments in hawaii. i asked him earlier if these wildfires are different from those of hawaii is used to see as well. traditionally, while apparently the very small fires would break out and kind of a field or something like that, in this case, this was a big residential fire that really got the entire town. it reflects a 2 different things. one very bad and unfortunately series of weather as a weather conditions are overlapping. when number 2 changes in the land use, for starters, we have a truck besides the big hurricane passing about 80900 kilometers to the south of hawaii. hurricane durham wasn't a big deal for the island would begin pulling wins out of the nor that slight noise, really slow, eventually went down the mountains, doing something called the balance, looking still pockets of air which ca

the 1800 us ashton does. but despite the challenge and of the cost hawaii, so sort of these ended people have vowed to rebuild, however long it takes oh yeah, i spoke to dw washington correspondent katarina 2 more. who explained how the toiletries are dealing with the effects of that as well. so the search for victims is ongoing. molly county may are told reporters today that the best sol consists of people whose bodies have been found outdoors. this means that the rescue teams have not yet searched the interiors of buildings at 4 victims. we also know that nearly 11000 people remain without power in my we and that my we county asked residents and visitors to be mindful of their water use and to reduce outdoor water use. according to authorities of the water department has also setup a potable water tankers in the country. and also in the west of my we were bush hires. continue to burn that as a hot breaking situation. and as you set, the debt stone is still set to rise, where most of these people who have be

the 1800 us ashton does. but despite the challenge, end of the cost, hawaii, so sort of these ended people have vowed to rebuild. however long it takes to, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making use this our hundreds of cruise. the porters have rallied of the french military base and new share the demonstration to place a day after leaders from the west african regional block, known as eco, was said, they'd create a stand by force that could be deployed to restore new shares, elected presidents to power united nations says it's remove more than 1000000 barrels of oil from a rusting super tanker off the coast of him and the decaying vessel has been more there for more than 30 years. officials set a spill from the ship could have caused an environmental disaster in the red sea. the funeral has taken place of ecuador and presidential candidate. so nanda via the sense here who was shown that on wednesday, the other says here was outspoken about corruption and a legit link between politic

earlier i spoke to anna ashton, from a political risk consultancy firm and she explained what sort of order could have. it is not as restrictive as it could have been, certainly not as restrictive as the rumours suggested it would be when the administration first announced that it was considering something like this. it really only targets new investments into chinese firms and only chinese firms that derive more than 50% of their revenue sensitive sectors like ai, quantum computing and advanced semiconductors. and that is far more narrow than we could have seen because last october the administration talked about a broader range of industries that were national security sensitive and would require either expert controls of some sort of investment restrictions or both. shares in co— working farm, wework, have shed almost 40% in a single day after the company warned it could go bankrupt. wework sighted financial losses, cash needs and a drop in membership. shares in wework are currently trading at around 13 cents. in india, the country's central bank is to unveil its latest monetary po

jennifer ashton is here.ealthy. you say half of that now? >> listen, this is the latest in that on going debate about that magic number. i don't think this is going to completely end that question, but according to this study, which looked at other data, over 225,000 people, they found 5,000 steps a day was enough to drop the risk of premature death by 48% if you took that up to 11,000 steps a way, the risk went down even more to 67% of premature death. but i want to emphasize, there have been a lot of studies that we've reported on here that said 4,000, 5,000, 7500. i think that debate will be on going. the bottom line is, in general, more is better, less is worse, just get moving. >> just go for a walk. but walking isn't going to make you ripped, right? that isn't going to happen. [ laughter ] >> sadly, no. >> i wish it was that easy. >> are there other benefits? >> look, what's interesting about walking is the benefits truly go head to toe and from the bottom up. when you talk about from the neck up, the r

the channels for pamela ashton, a brand new modem, the moon on the line, a at the wire printer. no, they chased to these are wireless is under the impression that the only the deal is extra, but the most of them is for the us. let's see. i a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my done, and then in the ukrainian army, i've shifted towards a large scale to in the code files that aren't going to stop anytime soon. the the hello as a very welcome to aspects hockey, that we're taught studio in the heart of janice, but that we've come all the way to south africa to bring to oh, the latest update from the 15th brick summit on the t. aaron and our new waco and we're going to visit be with you today, tomorrow and the next day with all the top meetings with the top delegates and all that pretty and guests as well, bringing you all that inside of expertise. and so we'll say expect to come out of the break summit. now we still have this special coverage which is underway in south africa bringing you all the latest one this very

today, you can book a stay at ashton kutcher and mila kunis beach home. amanda: the couple announced a partnership with airbnb on instagram. both celebrities will be there to greet you. >> i think we should have complete strangers come and stay with us at the beach. it is so nice here. amanda: the so-called oceanfront oasis is available only on saturday, august 19. for guests can stay at the two-bedroom home, that is a few steps away from the ocean, for free. meals and snacks are included, booking opens at 10:00 this morning. i feel it we just gwyneth paltrow opening her home to someone. they want the strangers in their home. drew: they are bored, maybe? you want to show people? kumasi: will we even be talking about them if they did not open it? drew: it sounds interesting. news. kumasi: one day only. meals and snacks. you are there for five minutes max. [laughter] jobina: my concern is revealed their cleanliness habits. kumasi: is that about the shower? jobina: they do not bathe every day. drew: interesting. jobina: if you do that, what else is going on?

ashton on what parents should know. >>> fairy tale ending.her new fiance. ♪ you got the right stuff ♪ >> and the right stuff is on the road. lori b is finding some of the best buys. this morning she's live in cleveland and she's saying -- ♪ oh, oh, oh the right stuff ♪ >> good morning america! [ cheers ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >>> good morning america. right back at ya. we are excited to have the right stuff on the road. monday we were outside denver. this morning we are in cleveland. >> lori bergamotto is at the rock and roll hall of fame with some rocking products. we'll review in a few minutes. >> right now the latest on the after math of tropical storm hilary. recovery efforts are under way after mud slides and flash floods. rob marciano is in cathedral city, california. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, they're still at it. the heavy equipment is here. these front wheel loaders continue to act like snow plows and scrape all this mud into one spot. it's a long process. it's going to be a

the 1800 us ashton does. this is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through . we have, since we have no power, no cell service, no why fi we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they can make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. a memorial service has been held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate fernando viva voce sent you the farmer journalist, an anti corruption active as to his shop, done in the capital quito. as we left a campaign event on wednesday. the government insist the election. we'll go ahead in 2 weeks 0 as you see, that's how my father was super. he always told me my only protection is that i'm most afraid to say if something has to happen, it will happen. my father never wear a helmet or anything. hundreds of support is an issue, as coolly does have gathered outside of french military base. they ha

jen ashton joins us now to break it all down. okay.racial disparity there as you see with other situations, with black women at higher risk, facing three times the rate of deaths compared to white women during pregnancy. and some women feel and perceive discrimination in their care during pregnancy and delivery. this may discourage them from speaking up, from seeking help. that's part of what this study really got to. >> so what do you think is the biggest take away for women, but in particular minority women? >> listen, i think, no one knows your body better than the person who's in that body, right? so women need to feel empowered, to speak up, to have their conversation with their health care provider, whether it's a doctor or a midwife. you should find a doctor or a midwife that you feel very comfortable with. this is a major life event. bringing a friend or family member with you a always is good idea. and never, never, never hesitate to speak up if you feel uncomfortable, if you feel something isn't right or if you have questions

sarah ashton , chirilla women, began to call herself 4 years ago, she was a military blogger in ukraine for a long time and received the rank of junior sergeant. well, in general, against the backdrop of failures at the front, kiev is doing everything possible. maybe they will take it to nato and the european union. and uniforms and military weapons were received by self-defense fighters of the belgorod and kursk regions, in order to defend their homes and relatives, the squads of these border regions have already entered thousands of people, all the details at boris makdon. we are working the first divisions of the people's squads. in the kursk region, they receive weapons and ammunition, cartridges, pistols and machine guns in a modern convenient form, the governor of the region checks the long-awaited new clothes. personally, i have organized the same kind of tactical gloves in the regions bordering ukraine relatively recently. after on defenseless villages began to be attacked by sabotage groups from ukraine , several thousand people responded to the call to defend the region. i ask

earlier, i spoke to anna ashton and she explained what sort of reach this order could have. it what sortrder could have.— could have. it is not as restrictive _ could have. it is not as restrictive as _ could have. it is not as restrictive as it - could have. it is not as restrictive as it could l could have. it is not as . restrictive as it could have been. certainly not as restrictive as the rumors suggested it would be when the administration first announced that it was considering something like this. it really only targets new investments into chinese firms and only firms that redrive more than 50% of the revenue from sensitive sectors like ai, quantum computing and advanced semi—conductors. and that is far more narrow than we could have seen, because last objecting, the administration talked about a broader range of industries that were national sensitive and would require either expert controls or some sort of an investment restrictions or both. in sort of an investment restrictions or both. in other news, shares _ restrictions or both. in other news, shares in _ restrictions or b

it is likely that the appointment of ashton in washington will change anger to mercy, nevertheless, there plenty of signs of anger . cnn reports that the training of americans and ukrainian pilots has again been postponed indefinitely, they say. what's the point in training if it's not clear? from which countries and how many f-16 fighters will be given to the air force on the cnbc channel, it completely informs that the white house is extremely dissatisfied with the summer one, in particular because of his behavior on the eve of the long-standing nato summit in vilnius , when he made demands with western leaders in an ultimatum. washington is unhappy that in kiev they don’t listen to the advice of the americans on the military side, they are free , both the command of the armed forces and, in fact, delensky, given the list of claims against the ukrainian president with the promotion of one transgender, and kiev will definitely not get off with the service. xenophobia is becoming a new trend in europe, politicians confirming this were the actions by burning the koran that swept through a

that's all the history from back in the waiting days, the 1800 jobs. ashton does, this is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through. we have since we have no power, no cell service, no why fi? we're getting bits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they have to make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. hundreds of supporters of each is clearly does have gathered snare a french miller tree by so naomi that protesting against foreign interference and are angry with the west african block eco vos, the good place to regional force on standby that says diplomacy is still the preferred way to restore civilian rule and this year, west african defense shapes will make a gun. and next week to discuss the next steps, the african union has extended and support a co us ukraine's president. below them is zalinski has sacked, official was responsible for military recruitment. he dismissed regional offices accusing them of accepting bribe

and that was when i first began working with cathy ashton. as i always say, my favorite baroness.the only one i know in a in a quieter role as the eu took the lead on what was known as, the serbia kosovo dialog process. but with the very much involved less forward leaning, less publicly. and cathy writes about that in her absolutely terrific book. so was one of the major crises that you highlight in the book that was the real threat of renewed violence of war in the heart of europe, at serbia, kosovo border. you marvelously about what was accomplished and what you did very much utilizing the concept that i believe strongly in as diplomacy as a contact sport. we lost a bit of that during covid. so great to be back. whether it's in person in events like but also having the personal diplomacy that you employed. so marvelously with the to protagonists the leaders serbia and kosovo. and i was wondering if you could talk just a little bit about that that diplomacy as a contact sport and how much the personal and developing a rapport in is important crucial to success in diplomacy very h

here is how they correctly wrote about sarah ashton chirilu.ne, when you are ever gone, history will remember you posthumously as michael the perverted transvestite chosen by the weimar american republic as a fetish to demoralize ukraine . well, rightly said. it is fair that dr. komarovsky gradually returns to reason here, not immediately, but gradually. this a unique solution unique when kept closed by gender. i don’t know this, but i don’t know, it has nothing to do with independence, but i don’t know how to solve it. excuse this again, food for thought ukraine which will fall apart 4 million. families. what kind of ukraine ? well, it is doomed, by and large, doomed later, when the border opens, other networks or other people, other nations, will come here to create another country, fundamentally different, my dear ones, why are we fighting for independence ukraine or for the sake of the independence of this territory. these are slightly different things, but this territory is determined primarily by people who. there is a moment that i don’t

earlier, i spoke to anna ashton from political risk consultancy firm eurasia group, and she explainedrt of reach the order could have. it is not as restrictive as it could have been, certainly not as restrictive as the rumours suggested it would be when the administration first announced announced it was considering something like this. you know, it really only targets new investments into chinese firms, and only chinese firms that derive more than 50% of their revenue from sensitive sectors like ai, quantum computing, and advanced semiconductors. and that is far more narrow than we could've seen because last october, the administration talked about a broader range of industries that were national security sensitive and would require either export controls or some sort of investment restriction, or both. as michelle mentioned, businesses get a say in this — what kind of reaction are you expecting from american companies? well, american companies that have been investing in these will not like this and will push back, and try to seek implementation that is as narrow as possible. it'll

the 1800 us ashton does. but despite the challenge and of the cost hawaii, so sort of these ended people have vowed to rebuild, however long it takes. but i'm drawing tonight by journalism talking. nathaniel knock is a native hawaiian who's been years covering major stories around the world. he is now a columnist with the honolulu civil beach knock. it is good to see you. i'm glad to know that you and your family are safe. you live on the big island, not on mallory, but you wrote me a piece for the time to for the new york times that you could see smoke on thursday . i mean, give us an idea of how far away you are, particularly from behind that. and what did you think when, when you saw that somebody did you think a major disaster was underway? right. no, to the beverly honest. yeah. we get wins here all the time. in fact, we end up with the same wins that, that did it now. and in the past, you know, it's caused the wildfires, but yeah, nothing of this scope and scale. this is one of those. you know, we're lo

if you're a fan of ashton kutcher and mila kunis, you'll be able to actually stay at their beach homeuld have complete strangers come and stay with us at the beach. it's so nice here. like in real life, the famous couple partnered with airbnb to make their guest house available to rent. the couple describes the property as their home away from home, calling it ashton and miller's oceanfront oasis. the santa barbara home will start booking today at noon . the amount of cleaning i would have to do to allow strangers into my home. andre it is untold . well, i mean, they probably have like three. they're probably not cleaning their own. they're not doing it like we're doing it, you know? so they're hiring a service. they're hiring a service to do it. and i'm interested in seeing what the price will be. so i looked because i'm nosy and it's not up yet and it's a one night only thing. so reservations aren't open. there is no price right now. but i'm sure fans of those two are willing to give. i mean, it's a cute little cottage. it's not a mansion by any means. i mean, it's nice. trust me. y

that's the situation in ashton under— a long way.rce the high—level ambition, those figures you talked about earlier, a task force overseeing the delivery of those, that's the first step. and what has come on one side that is the detail of the strategy and implementation, in particular how we are going to tackle that swimming is always a cost. swimming pools cost a lot to run, we have ageing infrastructure. but if this is a national priority, that we teach every child to swim and we want to encourage the adult population to be more active, we had to take these things seriously and we need to see both investment but also innovation, creativity, new ways of thinking. and as always it's a mixture of supply and demand, we need to ramp up supply and demand, we need to ramp up demand from the public to want to be active, and see this as a priority to use their votes in the next election to vote for parties that promote health and well—being and the long—term happiness and health of our children, but we also need to have the supply of facil

weakest in in the world together with the turkish lira and the argentinian dog , the american sarah ashtonril, is a popular twitter blogger, now she is debunking the myth of russian propaganda, last month about 30 million people visited her account, why not her fell in love with the brain, learn the rest of the plot - sirilo came to ukraine as a military unit in the first days of the full-scale war, later she was taken to the terror defense brigade as a military medic near the crime scene sarah was injured by a fragment from an art projectile in her right-handed face , later she launched her english-language project rush hey diss with the responsible task of fighting against russian fakes that are spreading in the usa and european countries. at first i didn't want to leave my unit, which was at ground zero. then, choosing between a journalist and a fighter i decided to become a fighter, but after two months of working in thermomedia , i realized how important work with information is. i was given the freedom to cover what is happening in the country. my goal is not only to contribute to th

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the 1800 us ashton does. but despite the challenge and of the cost, hawaii, so authority is ended, people have vowed to rebuild, however long it takes i want to get another our correspondence cover, the edge from where she's covering the story for us from washington to cover the, the rescue relief efforts they're still ongoing. what more do we know about the situation on mountain? yes, precisely, brenda search for victim is ongoing how why residents continue to try to find their missing loved ones. my. we called him a your to report us today that the death total consists of people was buddies. i've been found outdoors. this means that the rescue teams have not yet a search to the interiors of buildings for victims. we also know that nearly 11000 people remain without power in molly and that hawaii emergency management records now show that the warranties tyrants apparently did not sound before people run for their lives from the wildfires instead of fish will send alerts on mobile phones, television. now, so

our artist little tim ashton, thank you for representing. your work inspires us and hopefully this experience can inspire all of us in this room to home and do a little bit more than we ever thought we could our generation's seven times from now depend on it. godspeed. thank you for having me here. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable adrian smith united states representative from the third district of nebraska nebraska. thank you, mr. speaker. governor palin, senator fisher, willa cather committee. and certainly, mr. speaker, this is a great place for both of nebraska's statutes. i'm so grateful to be here. willa cather is formative years and red cloud, nebraska introduced her to plains and those who made them their home. a number of her works feature featured honest and, rich retellings of the challenges faced by and our intimate relationship to the land. well, and praised by many of her acclaimed contemporaries, cather herself was trailblazer in the literary, even after moving from nebraska. her experiences stayed her and testified to the uni

here hmm cyrils, something sarah ashton cyrils. the official speaker of trrow, is a transgender. uh, you rightly said you didn't believe what they were doing? well, that is, this is a phrase of holy scripture, that is, and in many ways it is possible. uh, i think so to consider that here is the payback for this here, and this is purely a form of sodom and gomorrah , this is in many ways the consequences that have now turned out to you, ukraine yes, with a ruined economy with a ruined country, with a bunch of deaths with knocked out lives, probably , that's a whole generation of normal, because as history has shown for centuries. yes, to be more precise, when was ukraine well, it was in the orthodox slavic world, yes, together with russia and belarus a. he had a strong, prosperous absolutely developing. this is a normal life, and when she fell into a certain obscurantism , starting with uni, he began all sorts of ruins of war among themselves, and therefore at the moment, if hmm we look at what happened just a month ago here in russ

sarah ashton chirill , the official speaker for foreign viewers, the most zealous eunuch of ukraine,us eunuch of ukraine, the samaritan eunuch of ukraine, published a post saying that the countries are not supporting the battle and this should console him. let me remind you of the most churilo, having entered the new position, i did it on behalf of the all. quite fascist statements about russians, whom people did not consider. what is the difference between us and them, in addition to the fact that we fight for freedom under this flag, and the russian for tyranny and dictatorship is that we are people, and these guys are definitely not like that in one of the speeches, chirilo said that in the leadership of russia solid vampires who bathe in the blood of babies. this is a quote, an indicative reaction of american bloggers to this indeed. this is in fact, true, this is really how the country stated. we do not believe in her marriages before the conflict. and now they receive so much money from america and they had to appoint transgender people in front of the secretary, because the am

it's almost an between phones moral duty and ashton service. if you do screen hardship continued to come. so i'm going to drop it down to 0 at the poland, but it was for the police and focused on have arrested maybe a $130.00 muslims officer, an attack on churches and homes of christians and punjab province. the time entry troops have been deployed to john walla to restore order. the attacks follow allegations of christine resident desecrated the quarter on 10 people have died off through a plane crashed on the highway in central malaysia. 2 of the dead were driving on the section of the road that was struck by the small i crossed the charts of playing video fits flight path, just minutes before it was due to land. the close of the crash is being investigated. it's a deep sleep to something, most of us craze. what if you were to take it literally as far as on offering this you slight mine in north wales, jonah, how, when deep underground to find out more tired of the mediterranean heat. this is what summer looks like in tiny, greasy i north wal

it's an between phones model duty and ashton service. if we do spring hardship continue to come. so i'm going to drop it down to 0. the opponent, but it was for the well still a head hey on al jazeera, the something they have sent to australia as well. couple 3. but the matilda is historic run to the semi finals as left a very positive legacy the the brought to you by visit capital. there's are headlines for the americas. the big story now is hillary, it is going to become a hurricane on the weekend. actually a major category 3 hurricane is we head toward saturday and it will attract toward baja, california. so this is something that will be in the headlines for the days to come down, pores in the bahamas means the temperature and not so actually goes down to 30 degrees . it hasn't been that low for quite some time. showers and storms have mostly cleared away from the us called states, so temperatures are once again lifting. but what whether returns to the us ne, this is not good news because the ground is saturated. so there could be some further flooding here to the west. we go

lots about a hosp, ashton formation, even after the ocean release, the united states, for example, expressed its position that it is satisfied with japan safe, highly transparent and scientifically justified process. in this context, we would like to convey to the chinese government these voices of the international community. sure, sent home theater, but even the us who said it's satisfied with japan's ocean discharge plan has actually reduced imports of agricultural, forestry and fishery products from japan over the 1st half of this year. as has been reported. you may ask us what they are concerned about them. i called again and spoke with china policy. as for the gallery says the us appears to face. and as opposed to this issue with japan, lead to me trying to pay down the reason of grave and environmental concerns to know what the us government is doing is really contradictory itself because the agricultural department of the united states has recently read a probably bishan against any impulse of japanese for sure products i will, the cultural products to name is finished. the products

sarah ashton tweeted the official speaker of the all-ukrainian union for foreign viewers, the most zealoush self-respect, the cabinet of ukraine published a post, saying that countries do not support the beaten one and this should console him. let me remind you of this, having entered the new position, i did it on behalf of the all. quite a fascist statement about russians, which people didn’t consider. what's the difference between us and them we fight for freedom under this flag, and the russians fight for tyranny and dictatorship in that we are people, and these guys are definitely not like that . this quote is an indicative reaction of american bloggers to this, in fact, it is true, this is really how the country stated. we don't believe in gay marriage before conflict. and now they get so much money from america and they had to appoint a transgender spokesperson because it's the americans needed truly western curators, kiev sated the sura hell of various kinds, perverts, among whom there are frankly sick people, according to some reports, this viktor pilipenko wore colleagues. and suc

the 1800 us ashton does. this is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now. and we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days cuz there's no information coming through. we have since we have no power, no cell service, no why fi? we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they have to make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. i know the question on your mind is when can i get back to my home? just as soon as we can try to provide a certainty that we have recovered those that have perished. and that's really our, our goal right now. we're hoping to find people that might just be injured a lot of time as fast as the incident. so we're still in that phase. we check that again, is the director of the online use website. now we now don't com. he says the community and now we've really time to give that to cope with a tragedy. there's people still stranded on these. they haven't concluded the search for, for bodies or of course tho

the 1800 us ashton is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days because there's no information coming through . we have since we have no power, no cell service. no. why fi, we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they can make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. well, us vice president comma harris says the leaders of how i have the federal government, full support and about what is happening in hawaii. now in particular, we are monitoring we are there to support the work that has to be done both on the ground. i have to stay on top of that, we'll have our full support, and it really is. all right, we're going to get more in the story. we've got a report on the ground she have her tansy is standing by. he's joining his life from the island of maui. she had talked to us a little bit about what you and the to have been seeing since you arrived a huge. here's how i'm good to return to law high, you know, has been, has been being expressed over the last few da

life pictures right here and the on board the endurance dragon capsule, an international team of 3 ashton olds from america, denmark, japan, and one russian customer north as well. a fulton 9 launch vehicle will deliver the caps your way up into orbit, which should then dock. here it goes right now. this is the launch right here at exactly 3. 27 am local time. cape canaveral florida. gauge 1000000 i looking very successful so far. this mission is positive, a cross the flight agreement between denser and the russian space agency roles cost . most of the deal and having 3 russian customer also traveled on us rockets and 3 us actually wants to be on rushes, saw you as rockets over the next 2 years. again, these are live pictures for you right now. just in the night. sky is above cape canaveral, florida. not maybe a hell of a spectacle for all the people waking up in their bedrooms right now at about 330 on a saturday morning. second. and the bun is looking good and you can follow this story right now. and online at odyssey dot com will give you more updates when the program returns at the to

hundreds of fans were up early to see the first mass ascent from ashton court more than 50 balloons arend winterbourne. the fiesta is entering its second day after thursday evenings flight was called off due to wind conditions. our reporter, john maguire reports. if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory. a third—generation hot air balloonist and also an airline pilot, he lived his life in the skies. since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning is a field and he was passionate about aviation as a job and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. i guess you could say we were born into hot air ballooning. pete gained his licence at the age of 17, i gained mine at 19, and we've flown in many countries around the world and been very lucky to do so. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife louis

so i'm glad you asked me to come and register for pamela ashton, the pay on the moon on the printer. no, they chose to. booster wireless is under the impression that the on the deal is extra, but the one is most of them will come in. you're going into a municipal let's see i a m k ultra project involving the use of special drugs for military and political purposes. first on my done, and then in the ukrainian army, i've shifted towards the large scale technical trials that ongoing to stop anytime soon. the my only field you is that you should not stays home, as i'm not doing the struggle for myself. i'm doing it for my nation, for you, for the future of your children. if you don't write up for your rights, you will leave the life of slaves and run con appeals to his supporters all through a pack of stomach file quotes, sentences, the country informed a prime minister to 3 years in prison on charges of corruption. and on such as he indeed yeah, on the echo long defense cheese agree on military action without repeating the invasion plan. now says people in the west african country prote