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. >>> the largest firefighters union is warn beiing the turnou gear they use to protect themselves may contain dangerous cancer-causing chemicals here's dan costello. >> reporter: with cancer deaths among firefighters skyrocketing, the biggest firefighters union and city fire chiefs are issuing a joint warning. the turnout or bunker gear the firefighters wear to protect themselves from fire, smoke and soot may itself be preloaded with cancer-causing chemicals. >> every day we put on our personal protective equipment, we're exposing ourselves, our bodies to toxins that ultimately could result in our deaths >> reporter: the union and chiefs cite several studies that the gear has forever chemicals now they are advising to only wear bunker gear when absolutely necessary. don't take it into the headquarters or home >> it's an unnecessary risk and unnecessary toxin that has to be removed, because there are plenty of other toxins that we can't control in the fire. >> reporter: there are few alternatives bunker gear is heavy but all three layers may have the carcinogenic materials charles bail

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. >>> okay, she may be the queen, but bey is facing controversy from a song in her album in her song,ted. on her new album, renaissance. some fans and activists are taking issue with the word spaz. they say it could be used in a way to describe people with disabilities especially those with cerebral palsy. beyonce says she'll remove the word and that she did not intend to be at harmful in any way. >>> we will continue to follow the developing news from the white house. an hour ago president biden announcing the united states has taken out a top leader from al qaeda. >> now justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. >>> we have details of how powerful this leader was and the amount of the american deaths he's blamed for. >>> on the clock it's ticking for democrats in congress to pass several key bills. that push forward president biden's agenda. how they're pointing to wildfires in california to gather support for one bill. >>> speaker of the house nancy pelosi set to take a controversial trip to taiwan. what she's saying tonight and why china is watching closely.

american legal system we're very pleased with the verdict thus far, and we look forward to present beiing the rt of the evidence >> the money would go to a charity in memory of the murdered boy >> a way to honor jesse is to know that with this money that's being disgorged from alex jones, school children across this country are going to be taught emotional social learning. >> the january 6 committee has requested the contents of alex jones' phone which was mistakenly handed over to the defense during the trial the house panel claims that he was involved in the planning of the capitol riot this is not the end of the trial. >>> terrifying moments during an intertribal ceremonial parade in new mexico a suv crashed through the crowd. multiple people were injured and treated at the scene there have been no reports of spectators or parade participants hit by the car. there was a secondary report of gunshots, but no weapons were found in the suv an investigation is under way. >>> a major development in the fatal police shooting of breonna taylor four current and former louisville police officers

dream of many ukrainian biathlon fans, our women's team became truly national, three russian women, beyova and moskalenko, were excluded from the team, and the main team was led by ukrainian oleksandr for the first time in many years kravchenko, who announced plans for the championship, we will of course try to win as high places as possible, but we do not have such a task now, there is a task about participation, see in what condition are we in order to finalize something before the winter period? because of the war, the team started training as early as june, but managed to hold three meetings in the shadows in the lviv region and two abroad in the austrian obertilach, and like the men's team, the girls went to the german one at the burghof and saw the snow there, both of our national teams worked in the ski tunnel of the oberhof at the world championship, those on whom the coaches place the main bet in the season will run for the team: jim olena bilosyuk, daria blazhko, anastasia markushyna, and iryna kryvonos petrenko caught a cold and now valentina simyrenko, who is currently train

logic, we see it from the events in ukraine, on the other hand, i would like to remind you, dear remis bey, that what happened immediately after the istanbul conference from the istanbul signed papers , the russians hit odesa on the grain infrastructure, as far as i understand, trying to disrupt the grain agreement and, accordingly, our president erdoğan was extremely dissatisfied with the information, that is, on the one hand, the russians are trying to disrupt this agreement, they are signing it. and today, the meeting between president erdoğan and putin we understand what will be created, it may be harsh, i would ask you to reveal some details of this, if indeed some paper does not exist . exactly how much is this paper worth, so you are right. this is not the end of this agreement, that is, we can always break it and something will go wrong, and to correctly note this has triggered a sharp negative reaction from turkey and the president himself, because his personal authority is at stake the president of turkey himself and the turkish government himself. in this situation, because the

strains new subtypes new rules the coronavirus in the world does not infect the world in the expanding bey five subtype of the strain in micron so the virus continues to develop some factors contribute to this close communication of people during travels neglect of anti-epidemiological measures refusal of masks and violation of distance number of deaths has also been increasing over the past five weeks, the united states is leading in the number of coronavirus patients, there are currently almost 4 million active patients, and recently joe biden got sick for the second time 70% of all cases that are diagnosed in the usa fall on this case, e.e. saturday, codes up to 19, according to marina, in the usa, quarantine rules are introduced separately for each state, so some states are distinguished by stricter restrictions, currently masks are mandatory only in medical institutions and mandatory uh, in state institutions, uh, cafes, restaurants, streets, all this, people can walk calmly without caress, but the question is when will all the prohibitions change, because everything is constantly cha

, three drones and three cruise missiles will not help the invaders in the sky, they still left the beyer the ukrainian port of pivdenny has 23,000 tons of wheat on board. the ministry of infrastructure of ukraine informed about this. the bulk carrier sovanku left for the port of djibouti, then the food will be delivered to consumers in ethiopia. this country is the second year in a row suffering from a record drought and armed conflict in the ukrainian department noted that together with the un they are working on opportunities to increase the supply of food to socially vulnerable sections of the population of africa, so far 17 ships have already departed from ukrainian ports and the ships will deliver almost half a million tons of agricultural products, a delicious antioxidant, good for the eyes and the heart, the queen of vitamins, blueberries collected in transcarpathia in the height of the season, a berry that ripens during the summer on store shelves is not cheap because it also needs care our film crew visited a lot of enterprises where organic blueberries are grown, we throw a h

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they lost not only moscow and saratov, but also, for example, this tugboat vasyl beg delivered the beynd of snake, the same island that in russia was called incredibly important changes - this is our strategic western bridgehead that allows the russian military to control almost the entire western part of the black sea from odessa to izmail, and the survivors were evacuated from there. he even dropped military equipment with helicopters. look at how the famous guys are inspecting it, but in moscow they escaped that they are not for what. they are not laughing. they will land on the island and just drop the flag on it. in the bank contract, it is written in small letters at the bottom, the truth is, we can't land on it yet, but, but , i found a creit. well, the plane is still lying around, they reset it, but it will fly soon . the defeat of the black sea fleet. it would not be complete without two more important points. well , first of all, despite all the attempts of russia to disclose information, it has long been possible to confidently say 11 convictions of several war criminals fro

story, new strains , new subtypes, new rules, coronavirus in the world, the world does not smell the bey five subtype of the omicron strain is spreading. therefore, the virus continues to develop, some factors contribute to this, close communication of people during travels, neglect against epidemiological by measures, the refusal of masks and violation of distance, the number of deaths has also increased during the last five weeks, the usa is the leader in the number of coronavirus patients, there are currently almost 4 million active patients, recently and joe biden got sick for the second time , of all the cases that are diagnosed in the usa, 70% are accounted for by this case 19 according to marina, in the usa, quarantine rules are introduced separately for each state, so some states have stricter restrictions, masks are currently only required in medical institutions and mandatory in public in institutions, cafes, restaurants, streets, all this, people can walk calmly without masks, but the question is that all prohibitions change because everything is constantly changing, vaccinati

soul, no no, you won't break my soul, you won't break my soul, no, no ♪ >> bow down, streamers queen beyckname literally. it's the most streamed album in the a day by a female artist so far this year. beyonce's seventh studio album has over 43 million listens with all 16 tracks charting on the top 25 list. 2/3 of a top 25. >> that's the way she'll do it fitting for beyonce to do it no quite beyonce moves, but what better way to celebrate a joyce moment than with a bit of an electric slide that's what activist and actress angelina jolie did with her daughter zahara to celebrate her acceptance into spellman college. in the video she is surrounded by morehouse and spellman alumni she being taught the electric slide. this woman has done and seen so much, but it's funny she never learned how to electric slide. >> and i'm sure like every other kid dropped off in college, you need your parents to embarrass you a little bit, even if your mom is angelina jolie. >> a proud moment. >>> a cyclist in oregon bared it all over the weekend in the name of climate awareness the annual naked bike ride retu

speaker of the us house of representatives on tuesday evening landed in the capital and ivaniv and bey all watched it then, what consequences can we fix now well, you very well emphasized that there are definitely consequences and you can single out three the main groups of consequences are, firstly, diplomatic consequences, for example, these sanctions are one of the examples. also, we remember that minister tayu one and he refused to meet with anthony binken on the sidelines of the ukraine asean summit, and secondly, we will see the economic consequences and we they have already seen, first of all, the consequences that will be right against taiwan and also the united states of america because the chinese have already banned the import of vegetables and fruits from taiwan, there are more than a thousand goods. also, the chinese have stopped exports to taiwan sand and water from which they produced uh, in part, you produced chips and also these military exercises that are currently taking place around taiwan, they actually took that really such a semi-blockade economic and thirdly we

seems to be that millions of russians no longer know that there is another life . there was such a beyd songs spread where the children are gathering for the last battle for the sake of the uncle, the head of the laws, stand up , that this is exactly what a sick society looks like, in the treatment of which the whole world is interested, and it must be said that this the treatment will not be simple, the disease is clearly advanced and the metastases have ended up in the heads of millions, but it will have to be treated even if the russians themselves are against it, because the kremlin regime has done too much evil and no matter how many weapons they have no matter how much we shake the nuclear baton, these decisions are made, we are ready, then we are ready for it, and a strike with tactical nuclear weapons is quite possible. it is unlikely that putin's empire of evil will be an exception to this rule, we left probably the most important part for the finale and will start it, no matter how strange it sounds . one unique ability is aggressive individuals who frankly have lost their ro

well, i don’t want to mention putin’s phrase here, if a fight is a fight, a fight is not a poaching, beyfirst. she took off, disappeared from the radars, then there were posts about where exactly she was flying, but this did not happen the day before, it looks like this, uh, combat intelligence well, you can see how your enemy reacts, you know, russia, too, for example, last spring, arranged maneuvers and everyone too they thought that the war would start then, and many of my chinese friends called and said that you already had a war there a year ago, i say no, everything is fine. why might they not have believed the whole war, the accumulation of troops , because then everything passed, you understand, but yours chinese friends, what do they say about the war in ukraine, because as far as i know, they have been showing the russian news for many years, broadcast automatically through a satellite into chinese, and that is why the chinese are simply not that terrible, they know everything about the war that the russians know, look at 90%, i would according to our estimates, our association

don't be shy, bey of course, a woman is more expensive. she is not a woman, she is my wife.e is dearer to him than anyone in the world. i took pity on you. he gave me the opportunity to earn money. that's how you pay me for my brother. i don't kill people. you just wanted to take it away with my hands. come up with a story with a white maniac get out of here. we don't need your services anymore. i will leave. first, i'll tell you along the line. she must know the whole truth. come on, let's tell the whole truth, it's true, only here you alone hid a crazy woman in your hut, who attacked my polina with a knife and almost killed me. it's true. now , if alla killed polina, her blood would be on your conscience. i don't believe about you. ask pauline about it. they wanted to kill the animal. they made a slave out of her as a son. you won't get away with it. someday you will answer for each of the lives you have crippled. you will answer too, i know everything. you think, i will believe that you gave birth to gala there, you are playing with the forester. so look at me woman. you

they ran medical clinics because these were the things that the community needed in order to bey amstrong. that breakfast program was defined as being a nefarious activity by j edgar hoover of the fbi a nefarious activity that had to be stopped. the law enforcement pressure put on the panthers to define them as illegal just crush them was an outlier that they were not meeting the needs of the community when in fact they were. you think about fred hampton the work fred hampton was doing in chicago. trying to work with the black stone rangers of the largest gang there to figure outut how o turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. and their spots coming out of the chicago pd and theot fbi ase have got to stop that political head from hooking up without black body. counterintelligence program. so sending information to hampton and two forts and they got it hit out for the other has a hit out for you they are trying to take you out, to so distrust. and i think the labeling of the panthers not as an organization put in place to defend the

some of that rebelliousness will bey politically incorrect. that could get them into trouble. so if you're going to college ngyou don't want to do anything that's going toe. make the colle admissions office. they are going to check you out and look through your social media and type you into google. if you have any pictures out there, if you've said anything on twitter that we need to worry about or you've done anything that may be an embarrassing before we admit you, so i worry that the ambitious keep their head down. they are going to want to stay out of trouble. we have to let young people get in a little trouble. we argue with it. the optimistic thing is all of the signs show that this formation didn't work. what we've got to do is present presented to them a different model of life, of growth. building your social media network, this isn't a great ambition. this isn't the way to go in order to become a success in life. watching great film, great stories, that's good stuff. that's mesmerizing. about a villain, a horrible guy that talks like you are my friend, interesting.

haidi: jun bei liu, good to see you back in our sydney studios.or a check of the big movers this morning. annabelle: very much focused on australia today because we have those big earnings coming out from some of the aussie companies. glucose steel is jumping higher. the four-year underlying profit beat estimates. there is strong demand for their solutions, given the recent macroeconomic headwinds facing many companies around the world. the board also approving an extension of the share buyback program to half $1 billion. in terms of the other movers, jb hi-fi. there net income meeting estimates. in terms of decliners, we are seeing moves to the downside, particularly for beach energy. it did see its annual net profit riving by nearly 60%, with the sharp price gains. we have seen commodity prices falling after russia's invasion of ukraine. then and adlai bank of into the downside -- rendigo and adelaide bank falling. >> a group of chinese giants are set to exit from u.s. exchanges. they announced their antigen to do this on friday as the spat over

this morning, queenie bey said she would remove the word spaz from one of her songs because she didn'tist. if you're having deja vu, this comes a few weeks after lizzo came out and had to do the same thing,icate word from the song. which, honestly, must be so exciting for lizzo. she's probably like, "oh, my god! beyonce sampled my scandal." which is amazing. ( applause ) and there's another pop star in trouble. this is a crazy story. shakira could be facing eight years in prison for tax fraud. yeah. the spanish government says that she dodged $17 million in taxes by pretending to live in the bahamas. when her real residence was in barcelona. bahamas, barcelona. so, yeah, it turns out you cannot claim your residence as whenever, wherever. that doesn't work. it's a good lesson for everybody here. ( applause ) and in labor news, in labor news-- this is one of the weirdest stories ever-- a chick-fil-a in north carolina igot into trouble for asking for volunteers to work the drive-through window. and the reason it was volunteers, because instead of paying the workers, the restaurant said it

listen to 15 queen bey references. >> traffic is getting heated and starting to break my soul a littleup in your mind. it is slower because all lanes are closed in both directions. i told you that 95 was looking good at cottman avenue. it looks like i'm lying. i'm a beautiful liar. >> that is sheila watko at our nbc station in philly. she is a master of slipping music references into the live report. sheila has done it with taylor swift and jason derulo. this week, she was crazy in love with beyonce. she originally planned to do the report last friday when the album dropped, but had to cancel it for breaking news. we can agree it was worth the wait. >>> finally, woody harelson. blowing up the internet for finding doppleganger. look at this snapshot. okay, how does our daughter look like woody harrelson. after thousands of likes and retweets, he saw the post and responded in the most woody way possible. ode to cora, you are an adorable child. flattered to be ccompared. you have a wonderful smile. i just wish i had your hair. a cute story with a little bit of heart. that peter and kriste

anti-semitism, theth racism, th anti-immigrant sentiments for someig voters this is finally going to beis an election that might be a stretch too far for some republicans and either abstaining or willing to cross over. >> indavid, we know that charli crist will go up against ron desantis. it's not lost on you or carlos. it will be 30 years since hurricane andrew landed in florida. many onlookers in your state saying it will take nothing short of a political storm to unseatic ron desantis. your thoughts? >> a lot of people say florida is a redle state. i think that's wrong. it's still a politically divided state by just three or four points. and so charlie crist enters this race behind but in the game. look, florida democrats chose a candidate tonight who has not won statewide in 16 years. that is a critical analysis of his candidacy. but what we are also seeing that steve pointed out is a national trend that may be beginning to favor democrats and frankly for charlie klcrist, val demings, tv national trend might be enough in the state of florida to really put them over the edge. but witho

ii will bei speaking to the ceo jetblue later on. they are distracted by the spirit story.ocus on what is happening in taiwan. you are looking at a live shot from taipei. we understand that nancy pelosi's jet -- we think it is nancy pelosi's jet -- it is now in taiwanese airspace. we are getting cctv reports that a fighter jet is flying across the taiwanese straight, taiwan s trait. we will keep an eye on both of these aircraft. kishore mahbubani, distinct fellow at the asia research institute, joining us from singapore. he was singapore's ambassador to the un, sat as president of the un security council. he has watched situations like this unfold. we are interested in his point of view. thank you for your time, sir. how big an escalation is this, if nancy pelosi is about to touch down in taipei? kishore: is very, very serious. i think it is very important for americans to take a very long-term perspective with china. here is a 4000-year-old dragon that went to sleep for 100 years or so, and now is finally making up. and when this 4000-year-old dragon is waking up, it decid

i think the bigger piece here is folks are bei ing misled at tim to think they have to come to new yorkd folks should be able to choose where they want to go. a couple weeks ago we saw our office starting to get inundated with notices to appear, which are immigration court hearing notices that we didn't know who these individuals were, but that mail was addressed to us. so, there is some weirdness happening at the southern border where people are being assigned, given fake addresses here in new york city, as been noted in the past. and if we really want to make sure that folks have the opportunity to seek refuge in this country, that they are treated and welcomed with dignity and respect. >> from my understanding, many of these people who are coming both to new york and to washington, d.c., don't have friends or family in places in the south like texas, as many say migrants from mexico or central america might. so, what are you hearing from the people themselves who are making, as you say, this incredibly arduous journey up to the north and eastern part of the country, after already hav

this is , uh, the space they never went before was an unspoken agreement between tai-bei and beijingisects the strait in half bisects the air space and the chinese will not fly over and enter by ships. these lines have not yet been completely erased, in fact, but they intersect more and more often. and i think that in response to the creation of this new norm by the americans, the chinese will now create some kind of new norm, what kind of norm it will be. i do not know how they always act systematically. and after this meeting of the politburo, which took place the other day, i think that we will literally very soon see a tightening of china. uh, military component the sixteenth is very interesting after this meeting. the supreme commander general secretary of the communist party and the president of the people's republic of china in one person xi jinping visited leoning province, province. leonin is the northeast. it borders china as the korean people's democratic republic and along with it. there with a meeting with the working leaders of the province. he visited the korean war mu

stacking up bey thessintord thed macarthur, give yose time.e lights on this band headed on the western portion into the city. 880 past the coliseum, both directions moving nicely. we had a stall 880 at west grand, that is backing things up a little bit. south bend direction. about an hour commute over the altamont into livermore on west 580, highway 84 is still a little slow as you make your way toward 680. we had an earlier problem that has been long gone. but it has been slow to recover this morning. this morning. we will be back with more loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are cr

our north bey highs ranging from 64 in bodega bay to 101 in clearlake. we're still dealing with high heat across the region and also the monsoon rain continues across the west. tomorrow we're going to see those temperatures going up a few degrees and then back down for the weekend. but no major pattern changes across the region for the next week. so we do see the most comfortable day in the forecast happening on sunday if you're making weekend plans. for san francisco, that's where we all go to escape the heat. still going to be in the upper 60s there. mike, you're seeing improvement out of vallejo. >> a great thing to say in the morning. it was because it was excessively slow. this crash blocked one lane, debris across westbound 80. it looks like they've cleared some of the debris and there's less activity. as you head towards the carcinas bridge, it still operates smoothly. we maintained the same slower drive off merritt island westbound and slowing again towards 101. highway 4 behind me, we have a crash. we had a crash approaching bailey. motorcycle d

bey moved to arizona in the '60s after spending sometime travelig the world with her husband who serve in the army at the time. e now sen tearian was volunteering was volunteering for the red cross abroad and continued to do when she arrived back in the st. now, 8 4 years and 25 gallons of of blood she is still volunteerg at her chapter of the american red cross. good for her and what what an amazing story. >> i want to know her story. i feel like we need to dive into . she is passionate about it if ts what she is doing. >> yeah. >> at that age. >> and to spend so much of youre volunteering and that service. t year she receive the lifetime achievement award from president from president biden. so well deserved. >> wow. >> amazing. inspiring for us to do more as we continue later in life. >> good for help. glad we got to to tell her story today. > >> it was a good-bye to remember to remember foteam at seaquarium as they released a patient back into the wild. this is peppermint. the young green sea turtle and the team at seaquarium found her last december in critical condition on miami b

one fan commenting, quote, one thing bey is going to do is give us visuals and looks.er vogue moment. now, all this after beyonce teamed up with the queen of pop, that would be madonna, of course, for a mashup of "break my soul" and "vogue." now, that single is called "break my soul," queen's remix and it has a who's who of honorable mentions. including solange, including destiny's child's band mate kelly rowland and lizzo. who shared her reaction on twitter, writing, quote, i always believed in me. now beyonce believed in me too. beyonce is always keeping us on our toes. i am listening to this album nonstop.azing. >>> now let's move on to comedy legend -- to a comedy legend. he's been the jerk and the father of the bride, and now steve martin is hinting at his retirement. after 60 years in show business, the funny man tells "the hollywood reporter" after his hit show "only murders in the building" comes to an end, he's going to try and slow down, saying, quote, when this television show is done, i'm not going to seek others. i'm not going to seek other movies. i don't

been up to and what will be up to in august joining me now is ben slavin, the global head of etfs and beyelon and andrew mccormick joins us as well andrew, i'll start with you w.surprised to see sizable inflows into corporate bond funds and corporate yields were getting high inflows what are investors thing >> when you have the u-shaped correction, not "v" you have to have them dip their toes in the water. when you look at high-yield long duration, all up 6 the, and govt with 1 billion of inflows and then you go what about the high yield? it's riskier we have tactical clines that started to pour their men into hhyg a k now they are out early and that's the first step of getting ahead of retail investors and queues, et cetera. >> in contrast, flows in equity funds, have been kind of flattish this year even in july, but i did see some flows into growth funds and out of value, and the other side some money into high dividend etfs. they are playing s phd, for example. do you see any clear trends in equity flows what stuck out to you? what do you think is going to happen in august >> well, it'

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our two hundred and forty six year old republic is being pulled apart at the seams bei so dictators can now say, look, we told you this entire democracy thing was a scam. turns out their president can try to put his political critics in jail just like we do now. our president, who traditionally is known as the leader of the free world ,has become a laughing stock. so afraid of histh political nemesis that let it goons that hisat doj they needed to finish off trump . litically for good now, remember, as we told you on monday, it was last spring that biden's people use their stenographers at the newme york times tos" pass word on to garland. they reported that biden privately complained that he wanted garland to act more like a prosecutorc when it came toth trump in january six . well, message received.. biden and the doj have now totally lost control of this narrative after that dramatic monday raid. they were they were positively shocked and stunned to see republicans closing ranks, something they rarely do against this unprecedented heavy handed tactics. a back and forthnpre over docum

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beyonce fans are buzzing after queen bey dropped a teaser for the new album. >>> and why the 102-year-oldobster woman says she has no plans of quit going her day job anytime soon. but first these messages. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday, august 13th. i'm kia klapper. lotto madness nearly cost a shopowner his life after a customer turned violent earlier this week. for nearly two decades, sam's market has been a peaceful fixture in peralta heights. but on monday, the owner of sam's says, for the first time ever, a customer got violent, claiming his losing ticket was a winner. that's when the man used a handmade weapon to shoot him. >> at the beginning, i don't feel anything, that i got hit. two, three minutes later, a lady, she told you, this guy, he hit you with bullets. when i check my shoulder, i was bleeding. >> as you can see, the store owner has recovered from his injuries. after that, the man was arrested yesterday and charged with attempted murder. >>> fire crews are monitoring hot spots and mopping up after a car plowed into an apartment building, spark

but thank god it's over now.n now that we can blame donaldhe trump for the vaccine, we canthu finallt beytell the truth about the vaccine without being fired or attacked or thrown off the internet. e thoughtwe really should have t of this earlier because it feels good. the freedom of thi take ments. so let's take a moment to talk about donald trump's vaccine and why it seems to be , amongsg other things, dramatically raising death rates among young people. according to data from new zealand, the government there, for example, childrenr el are vaccinated between the ages of 10 and 19 .ot we're more likely, not less likely, more likely to die within a month of vaccination than those who didn't take the vaccine in the same age group. zealanand it's not just the new zealand government that has found this summer a dutch researcherh rese called andrei published a paper entitled covid-19 vaccinations all cause mortality. the research analyzed hundreds of cities and towns. what did it find?we cou quote, we could not observe a mortality reducing effect vaccination in dutch municipalities after vac

beys to him with a word of faith and christian men.nd we are already deciding whether to invite him into our hearts or not. look, spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. today, someone's dream to win the superfinal and get the title of the smartest ninth-grader in the country has finally come true. this is an intellectual show. i know, my name is george koldun my name is julia pertsova. and at the qualifying stage of the games. i managed to communicate with each of today's superfinalists and now i 'm waiting with excitement. how to express yourself guys? today we are rooting for everyone. let's meet the most erudite ninth-graders of the country. before the start of the game, we invited each of the guys to give themselves a short description. so meet ilya menshikov the gymnasium of the city of svetlogorsk wants to be like a great gesby and a geography teacher natalia nikolaevna nikitenko alexander zhuk secondary school number 11 named after general of the army antonov of the city of grodno not knocked down and stubb