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alcoholism or drug addiction addictions or, well, there are other situations, the children end up in this big house live there temporarily for nine months, waiting for what will happen next, whether their mother will come to them and take them away, or whether a new family will be found for them, or some new person will come to them acquaintance, will they go to a boarding school, that's very bad, that's a difficult film why, because uh-uh, you see how children are trying to survive despite everything, waiting for their mother. i still think that it is very important to watch especially in ukraine , because although it is now widely displayed on at all possible international festivals and is on the long list for the oscars and was on the short list for the euro oscars. there is such an eurosk. yes, it is released in europe. but why is it important for viewing in ukraine and i hope that it will still be available for wide viewing yes, as long as it is going on festival history, it is impossible to watch on tv . the prospect of a residential institution or the prospect of such an unstable life in a f

she lived alone in a big house and had just retired.zmerchik, a classmate of matyas, spoke in detail. he provided evacuator services in the city of baranovichi on himself, he showed the head of an organized group where to live directly injured since earlier a few years earlier he was working as a victim. accordingly, they began to visit e not to download somewhere. and hmm to come to her house to inspect her habits, and with whom she lives. they wanted to know the number of family members, it was actually established that she lives alone and in this situation the expert succeeded. without krivitsky's involvement in the attack, his genotype was found on a backpack, which was located near the house of one of the victims, which in fact was one of the main evidences of the suspects are beginning to be detained for many relatives and friends - this was a shock, but did none of them notice that their fathers and husbands left the house at night, how hard they got up in the morning for work, and before the next thing they carefully prepared so

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a new the, all that is when the site is so big house of government, because no, the information there that they will be are here in the huh. we know we know we're going to be a everybody of course wants to see the big hero of the tournament. leave now. messy. is he now as much as a football god? as eagle, madonna. i think that is almost the same. this is too much. oh yeah, with being usually handed at a little she'll go down to point easy, he's and talk to you later. and there's also been a parade in the moroccan capital rabbits to welcome back. the national team, the atlas lions greatly outperformed expectations at the world cub becoming the 1st african or era of team to reach the semi finals. we captured the imagination of fans around the world. germany has formerly returned looted art works to nigeria, foreign minister on a babel handed back statues, known as benign bronzes. she described the repatriation as long overdue. the bronzes are among thousands of treasures stolen from africa by colonial powers. this is the moment when i jerry and have been waiting for after a 125 years. t

in the big house of the khusainov family and sterlitamak, the children are bustling about in the kitchenlaying the table and getting ready to return. mom for the first time in a long time. anna khusanova left her sons and left them on business for a couple of hours. we are now waiting for mom sandwiches. anna khusainova and not joyful chores mother of many children hurries to the sterlitamak city court to ask for a delay in the execution of the sentence i don’t have any expectations and the settings are not comforting, let’s say, because i also hoped i also hoped that the court would make a fair decision. there is no hope anymore, a few months ago anna was sentenced to a year in a colony-settlement for a fatal accident. here are the footage of this incident. anna is driving, a blue subcompact on the avenue starts to turn left, belatedly turns on a warning signal and touches a passenger car that overtakes her in the oncoming lane. volkswagen loses control and crashes sideways into a tree. in that accident 40-year-old aleksey laptev died. a former employee of a construction company, a lega

they must be motives against sergei what could be the motives against sergei ruslanie calm in a big housere was something important there, like cctv footage. do you think it's the river? i once got into sushi, i couldn’t get up from the pot for three days. well, it's me, you know, but on the other hand, you should have eaten this already. well , what can we catch here? nothing more laptop. we won't find it today. so it remains only to wait for the autopsy report. salute why does she not have miracles in her life? here they are a dog miracles are happening everywhere right now people share the festive mood and inspire each other to help sincerely a neighborly miracle when a beloved grandmother says she is happy. remember this miracle to thank the one who taught you to believe in yourself and win. it's a miracle to see first love and inspire you to take the first step. the cherished dream of someone very dear. and water laws live climbed out something setting up screams in general, not one, or what? what happened vasilisa was kidnapped by an unprecedented miracle can not be so fast the last

until then, the family had a big house for their large family. e woman says that she had to leave it because of during the occupation, all the houses were on fire. here on our street, not a single house is missing, but everything nearby was already on fire . where was it possible to sit here and neighbors? the owners say that's why they live in a converted bathhouse, look comfortable , feels normal at home, there is a home, at least such a bathhouse or a basement well, after all, at home behind vitaly's back is exactly what unites both families of this story, a new frame house this is one of the three in kyiv oblast, the second in the family of dmytro and elena, whom we visited earlier, this is a project of the charity fund, district no. 1, together with the public organization united humanitarian front, according to andrii kopylenka, co-founder of the charity fund, they are quite warm, they are erected within two to three weeks , a maximum of a month, it is already completely with interior decoration and this allows you to scale the project, beca

house. it's very big conflict between sunday and my job., that one is somebody culture, like a white man used to wear it when going to office, but this one is our own culture. linton: today is sunday, and in this deeply religious country it's a day for traditional clothing. western castoffs are so cheap that local textile makers can't compete. since the 1980s, their output has fallen by as much as 75%. ♪ hallelujah. ♪ ♪ the lord is here. ♪ linton: traditional african clothing has now become too expensive for everyday wear. ♪ oh, hallelujah. ♪ ♪ the lord is here. ♪ male: oh, hallelujah. oh, hallelujah. ♪♪♪ linton: every evening, with the market's customers heading home, a clean-up operation begins. ♪♪♪ linton: alleys full of unsaleable clothing are swept up and bundled into sacks, ready for tomorrow's collection. [cock crowing] linton: the next morning the sheer volume of waste is staggering... but before it's even been driven away-- linton: another load of used clothing appears and is put up for sale. linton: solomon noi is the city's waste

there are two houses, there is a small house, which i live with my family next to the big house, wherein-law lives, the family is big. we're going to renovate here in the baroque style. there are bright colors here. we like and not only we all the gypsies make such repairs in there must be gold. you will probably be interested to know why our icons are covered. because married women are not allowed to cross the road. until then, we close the icons. we have such traditions, yes to us women who are now married married. we must not wear long skirts. only girls who are not married are allowed to get married and on the second day she must wear a red suit and the rest of the days. she, too, should be dressed brightly, but because it's supposed to be so. i met my husband when we were about 13 or 14 years old. and he is my second cousin. we are relatives, our fathers are relatives. we were closer cousins ​​thought so. they cannot be second cousins, because they are cousins, i want to introduce you to my beets. we're making a gypsy pie. with aviak, the national traditional pie is considered suc

were young we lived on a house in main street in concord and it was more like a town house than a big house, we loved it-- i wanted to live in the city and it was concord center and went them to storage. and we had too many books for house, a big house that had room for our books and boxes back from storage. what happened is during the years that we had them, he never really wanted to go through them. i just thought why -- i knew some of what was in them because he felt so sad about the ending of the '60s and he thought it would make him sad. once he reached his 80's. one day floating down the stairs and he says, it's time i'm going through the boxes. i'm in my 80's, if i have any wisdom to dispense, it better be dispensed now. >> one of the wonderful things the last years of his life and the including the last year, he had cancer and gave him a sense of purpose and we went through the boxes together and we went through the 50's and 60's, until the end and other things after that. we went through those as well. by reliving it together. he came to a different feeling about lyndon johnson, he

they say you have such and such here, as if you live in retirement and you have everything and a big housend everything is so beautiful and everything and well and he says and two cars how are you there he seems to be happy he says well we are there son we just go somewhere he says well in short they used to go and catch those russian tourists in bukovel well, in short, they explained to them what was wrong, and he says, well, he says take me with you, they took such a person, they hunted down those tourists, sent them where needed and took their shorter money for the reconstruction of the armed forces and said they collected 20 kopecks. well, there was no such money, so the one that i collected, like those millions, so far. well, a penny to a penny, a penny to just a few pennies and we'll talk about oleksandr yampolskyi or yampolskyi, i don't know, correct us now, the director of the delohite consulting company in ukraine , oleksandr, good day, eh, i don't know if the accent in your last name is correct correct me if i'm wrong. actually, penny to penny, the holidays are approaching, uh, i

>> housing has a big affordability problem. t only are mortgage yields very high, so are prices themselves. home prices, perhaps, have to come down 10-15%, in order to stabilize housing, but not only do home prices have to move lower. so should mortgage yields and that's going to take sometime. last time we had a stable housing market, 2017-2019 the average 30 year mortgage yield 4.2%. oh, right now, it's down from nearly 7% to 6.3%, but 6.3% is a couple of percentage points higher than what might be necessary to stabilize housing. one mildly encouraging ease of news, i don't know if you saw it but my piece on the "wall street journal" had an interesting story this weekend saying compared with the big housing downturn that we saw from 2006- 2008, there is households are in much better financial shape in terms of the size of their mortgage relative to the value. there's very very little risk of significant amounts of people being under water with their mortgage and negative equity partly because lenders got so much more restricti

as the larin family changed their apartment in minsk, it was a dream to own a big house , they used familyal, they took out a loan. and how many repair plans there were, but having received the keys , the door, as if it remained closed to enter here with the children, it was dangerous for us here behind the curtains, everything was completely moldy, they completely redid it the ceiling was torn, the drywall is also being redone. how did you decide. tell the president to talk to the kids. well, look, at first we applied yes, under, uh, to which we did not receive any results, we understood that the president was such an abandoned schedule. yes, of course, of course, but it was such a desperate move. there was no, that is, you were offered in the city, you agreed to go. yes, i'm here on behalf of the president, by the way, to go out to sort things out specifically, uh, and put things in order on the air. we haven't shown yet 4 august 2022 the presidential plenipotentiary for minsk is studying the problem on the spot, all those interested were present, and this happened a week later. after al

with too many books for the house we moved to a big house that had room for our books but also meant we could bring the boxes back from storage. what happened is that during the years that we had them, he never really wanted to go through them. i just thought -- i knew some of what was in them because he felt so sad about the ending of the '60s and he thought it would make him sad. but then once he reached his 80s can one day he comes floating down the stairs and he says it's time. i'm going to go to the boxes. i'm not in the '80s. if i do any dispense it better start being dispensed now. the wonderful thing that happened was theth last use of s life including the last year when you have cancer and gave them a sense of purpose, we went to the boxes together. we started in in the '50s ane went up to the '60s and right up until the end, if any did other things after that. we went through those as well but by reliving it together he came to a different feeling about lyndon johnson. he remembered thehe great momens and the anger he had felt softened and the respect he had at the beginnin

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the big house builders. nd banking , for years and years so—called land banking, drip feeding, land bank banking, drip feeding, housing onto the market as a sort of go slow the big house builders deny that they. oh, why would we do that? well, they do that they make more that because they make more money because money by building homes because they up price of homes and they push up price of homes and so as he released this letter to mps, which is sort of a climbdown, michael gove also made clear and he released a letter that he'd written to the head of the competition and markets authority, the cma, that used be called the competition commission , saying that in his commission, saying that in his view the competition commission, the cma as it now is, should be launching an investigation into the large housebuilders to see if there really competition or collusion and between them collusion and between them collusion , which they could deny collusion, which they could deny . since i spoke to you an hour ago ,

i really like how you have, uh, a beautiful big house at home in our village, to put it mildly, they ng house, for example, for 10 million shekels, they also sell because of the large area and the communal apartment bites from 8 to 10,000 shekels a month . orly lives at home . her husband, shmuel, and the youngest daughter, leor, but on shabbat, their son, eldest daughter, and her husband, as well as friends and relatives, come to visit them. so girls i'll cook, if i understand, for shabbat, yes left finish a couple of dishes and you're done. it was you who prepared everything that you prepared. i myself am also with me. my mother and youngest daughter helped me. the men didn't sit idle either. they took the sample and were responsible for , uh, table setting. i already love this shabbat. and he will say, my god, what a beauty, and tell me is all the food kosher for you or do you not adhere, of course we follow all the rules of kashta. so don't worry. that's it, but you have a very beautiful house. you tell me would have long lived a million. we have been here for 9 years, the renovat

that's another reason why powell is targeting lower wages unless we get a big housing number and i doubt we will, there won't be a decline in home prices, which is what he wants to see if jay powell wants to beat housing inflation, you can't be afraid to take a more expensive mortgage that could take years. we get earnings from general mills. i like this company very much. stock up 29% for the year. general mills got away with multiple price increases with the best brands including pet food the stock is up so much i don't know how much it can rally on a great number but the market is getting over sold and so therefore it could still work. the other side of the trade happens when we get after the close federal express. now, fedex has had a tough time. this company is preparing to take a ton of costs out and because it's just got to get more profitable. some people might be upset by the number, the size of the layoffs if they do have layoffs but let me tell you this if you think the fed is playing a bad hand, you got my blessing to buy fedex after the quarter because new management will ma

. >> congressman andy bigs house oversight committee and is leading the push to impeach mayorkas and, good morning to you. let's get into specifics here. on what grounds are you calling to impeach mayorkas? how would you go about doing this? >> well, first of all, we will have an investigation to go through and make sure that we are not rushing on anything. but, here's the deal. is he violating title 8. title 8 requires him to have -- maintain detention over these individuals until they have had their immigration status determined. he has said we're going to release them. in fact, they have lee leased over a million people into the country who are not here legally. he has also committed, we think he has committed perjury, it looks like that. he has told us that the border is operationally secure. it is not two crimes right there. then you have two additional facts that he has told ice that we're not going to remove people who already have been through court, had due process. there is 1.2 million of them that have been ordered to be removed. we are not going to look for them. we are n

they build themselves one big house. they build several small ones at once, for example.left in this little hut is the bedrooms of the family. here. here is a barn, right next to the kitchen, and behind a straw fence there is a bathroom, which is interesting for the current leia. there is no such thing as a living room or a living room if guests come to the family or just the whole family gets together. people they sit right on the ground the bedroom near the current of the forest is combined with a pantry inside this there is only one bed, although there are six people in the family, mother-father and four children sleep on the bed of course , parents. children rest on the floor. houses in mukun made of straw are all round in shape in these parts there are a lot of snakes, and in a round room they have nowhere to hide yet wild dogs do not roam around the flour so that they do not gobble up dryers with their broods villagers build chicken coops on stilts construction is the lot of men on women chores , housekeeping everything even they are still peanuts since the morning

and my mother didn’t have it later, well, at my grandmother’s house they lived a big house.other dripping as a driver, my mother stayed in kazakhstan, she also gave birth somewhere else, she also has a brother in mathematics. then i graduated from high school and entered a vocational technical school. i studied for 3 years after which and there was a distribution of nothing asked for money from them. grandmothers didn’t give me a couple of times, and my grandmother even stopped writing letters. well, that's all, i think, well , okay, and i won't do anything else at all , as if on my own, i'll soon be on my own got married, and she always watched this program, you cry all the time, and her husband spoke all the time. go svetlana go watch the program, she says, they suddenly say they are looking for you. and i say. well, of course, yeah. well, i wouldn't have thought to the malt that, well, like this, all this, maybe. well, i found out that i still thanks to my colleague. this is vika silver and marina lazareva was nearby. but she decided to look and asked her maiden name. i s

0> >> you can afford a brand new car, a big house, each go on that dream family vacation.e condition. you have to be willing to democrats have been working for generations. to make not make you just poor but most importantly to make the middle class dependent on them. >> you got obama. >> yes, everybody in cleveland got obama phone. people president. he gave us a phone. >> he gave you a phone. >> he gave you a phone. how did he give you a phone. >> you sign up. social security. you got low income, disability. >> rachel: covid put their plan on over. instead of going to work. people just binge watch netflix and spoke legalized pot. and now we know it actually pays more to not work. a new report just published by the committee to unleash prosperity shows you can actually make a six figure salary just off of unemployment benefits. if you live in washington state, you don't have to have a job. they will offer you $122,000 a year in payouts. in massachusetts, you can earn an income of $117,000. new jersey, $108,000 a year. over 1 states give you unemployment payouts worth at le

that's enough to fill up the big house at the university of michigan and it's a 56% increase over last year, which was the highest in the sector's history. our resources are stretched when we apprehend 2,000 people a day. we are already at 8,000. by january, we can expect to see between 10,000 to 12,000, and then it can just go up from there. >> in the rio grande valley border patrol seized over 3,000 pounds of liquid meth, gifsed as bleach in clorox bottles. the street value nearly $100 million. it was the third largest meth seizure in border patrol history. and, bret, some breaking news just a short time ago border patrol agents in the rio grande valley announcing that their agents arrested two illegal immigrants with homicide convictions in two separate incidents including one convicted of murder of a peace officer in los angeles. the other with a conviction for homicide in the state of virginia. and that right there highlights why it is so important to have our border agents physically patrolling the front lines. send it back to you. >> bret: bill, you have been there for a along t

house. even though one seat it's a very big deal in terms of makeup of those senate committees. >> jeff zeleny, thank you. the call for lottie, dottie and everybody. kaitlan? >>> democrats in the race more than doubled during this crucial runoff. talk about the numbers and break them down with senior reporter harry denton. what are we seeing and what's with the disparity between the two? >> reporter: a lot of money spent now. take a look. democrats including outside groups, $55 million. republicans just $26 million for a total of $81 million in ad spending. boy, my goodness. voter in the state of georgia seeing all of those ads. a bit of deja vu going on here. remember, just last year, the 2021 georgia runoff spending. remember two races in the runoff period, two months, that year over $450 million spent. over the last two years you couldn't turn on a television in georgia or listen to the radio waite hearing one of these ads. >> a shorter runoff period. just two weeks. how does this compare and the effort seen from both parties? >> reporter: look at ad spending top five senate races since lab

. >> tyrus live, sam how are you getting ready for the big house. >> i've been playing video games soelate to the other prison guests and studying music with guitars and huckabee collection. >> shave your head, do some push-ups, give me this, listen to rap music. i'll be back in three hours. ♪ >> you are ready. >> i'm hard i just need this tear drop drawn on dog. >> i can't draw that for you. >> all right my -- >> don't you ever, ever say that. back to me. [cheers and applause]. >> tyrus: i'll start with you and that riveting performance, do you think sam bankman-fried was given good advice for prison. >> joe m: i think he was given good advice but i would be remiss if i didn't comment how jacked that guy is. man, what a house. you know, i think that's good advice. you have to toughen up your image although i was told during a prison field trip in high school that i would do very well in prison. an inmate interrupted his speech and said you'd be very popular here. so, i mean, maybe the inmates judge by personality. >> tyrus: yeah, yeah. sure it wasn't your soft skin and small muscle t

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and they had the big houses. you know, the houses that we wanted to have was never about envy or saying, oh, they have more than as it was, man, it was. one day i'm going to get the opportunity to buy a house just like that. so we would go in those neighborhood and we were right. which house had the best light we would see who had the decorations the best. it was something to achieve, something bigger than ourselves. and i'm happy to say one of these days, me and my brother, sister, we're going to be able to buy one of those houses. yeah, it can be tough to get over it when you don't get the right man eating monster, which is how brian kilmeade feud with santa began. well, i wouldn't say feud with santa. let's just say a little disappointment with santa. i always had the best christmases we were having for whatever we got, but every once in a while, especially when you were a little kid, even thinking back, there's that one gift doesn't have to be expensive, that one gift that you just asked santa for because it

we would go to highland park known as the rich area of dallas, texas.goin they had the big houses wegoanted to have. it wasn't about envy, it was one day i will have the opportunity to buy a house like this. we would rate which house had decorations were the best. it was something to achieve, something bigger than ourselves. i said one of these days me or my brother or sister, we'll be able to buy one of those houses. rachel: it can be tough to get rachel: it can be tough to get over it if you don't get the right man-eating monster. brian: i wouldn't say feud withl santa, ily would say disappointment with santa. every once in a while when you were a little kid -- that one for because it just fit the bill. for me it was clear, back in thi 70s i wanted t colossus rex. 70s i wanted t colossus rex. >> i looked for my guy to beat up all my brothers' guys. i didn't want to distract. not sears catalog. just the colossus rex. i check everything. finally i see this little box from santa. that's pretty much what a colossus rex would look like. i open it up. oh, it's one of the outer space men. b

and even though friends, company, and family visited us in that big house in mount vernon, it was stillon, she has her own home paid for. wow. i trel all over the world, and i don't see these things. tell sharon she is the most blessed child in the world. the only thing she will probably miss is the lovely, juicy kisses she gives to her daddy satchmo. tee-hee. and believe me, that little chick can kiss. i love them and miss them. so tell sharon, if she ever forgets satch, she's nowhere." our years in mount vernon turned out to be the darkest of our lives. by the time we moved there in 1962, my parents were in the 12th year of their affair. mom was putting up with the situation, but she was getting increasingly tired of being the woman on the side and was starting to pressure my father about marriage. [music - "sometimes i feel like a motherless child"] - (singing) ♪ sometimes i feel like a motherless child. ♪ ♪ sometimes i feel like a motherless child. ♪ ♪ sometimes i feel-- - i was always a little chubby as a toddler. but i had become very overweight as a young child, weighing in at 13

i have to go home alone tonight to this big house with four bedrooms and it creaks and it was built in0s and -- so i was so freaked out walking ph, that i got into the front door and i said to no one, "not now!" [ laughter ] and what i meant -- >> jimmy: what? >> was for any potential ghost, if you're about to haunt me, not now. [ laughter ] i can't. i can't handle it. which started to make me laugh. as if the ghosts are like, "oh, let's get him -- "not now." "aww, come on!" [ laughter ] "call it off, get him tomorrow." >> jimmy: be great if the ghost said, "i'm sorry." >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's a canadian ghost for you right there apologizing to people. >> always apologizing. >> tracy morgan is in this movie with you. kind of. >> yes. >> jimmy: in spirit, largely. >> he's the voice of christmas future. >> jimmy: he's the voice of christmas future but the body of christmas future is a 7-foot-tall man. >> yes. >> jimmy: who's a basketball player? >> right, right, right. so tracy does -- yeah. hilarious doing the voice. >> jimmy: is tracy there at all? >> half a day, yeah.