carmen bárcena: ¿cómo está señor damián?racias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, la inhabilidad de ellos, estar con sus amigos, con su familia, el poder salir de su casa, y estar estudiando casi que 24 horas en la pantalla, ha sido muy difícil para todos los jóvenes, y los estudiantes más pequeños, porque no pueden salir afuera, y ha sido un cambio tremendo para ellos. damián trujillo: eh, depresión, ¿verdad?, puede ser algo que puede deprimir a los estudiantes. carmen barcena: sí, depresión, definitivam

i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

this coming wednesday, carrot and carmen are going to sequoia national forest to meet first respondersking there, and for more information on carrot, how to help or register your own pup as a comfort dog, check carrot out on instagram at carrot the golden retriever, you guys. >> i'm going to follow carrot. the whole world needs more dog pictures in their lives, right? >> look. not all heroes wear capes. some have fur. >> some wear collars. >> a reminder, too, those that help us, like the firefighters, smetimes need help themselves. >> that's what the big point is here, to improve mental health conditions for these firemen and women who are working so hard and in such dangerous conditions. >> did you see her smile, too? >> both the firefighters and carrot? >> yeah, both the firefighters and carrot. so cute. >>> coming up, a half million dollar italian villa could be yours for $35. "the mix" is next. you're watching "world news now." something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn

carmen del fresno from _ same irruption later.eographic institute, thank you very much indeed. we started in washington, we have been to russia, we have been to spain. next we turn to canada. it is back at the polls for the country's second election in two years. six parties are contesting the election, but the focus is on two — the opposition conservative party and the liberals in government. here's prime minister justin trudeau. he called the snap vote in the hope he can capitalise on his government's response to the pandemic and a successful covid vaccine programme, but some commentators don't see that playing out. here's one, mareeka walsh, a political reporter for the globe and mail. there was a lot of frustration with the fact that he called the election at all. one liberal strategist i spoke with yesterday said it showed a tone—deafness to the electorate. he was never able to adequately answer the question of why we were in this election, and voters are loathe now, it appears, to reward him for his pandemic handling after s

for four years, an undergrad, so -- >> carmen, keep him close -- >> i'm sorry. >> no, we're sorry.'re so sorry for the struggles that you had over the last month. we want you to keep him close to your heart, you know, keep his memory alive. we'll help push for answers here as to what happened to your son jelani day. again, we are are thinking of y and thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. ♪ >>> britney spears has been in the public eye for more than two decades. for a large portion of that time, she lived under a conservatorship, her

i yield back with carmen choo. >> thank you, speaker. our next speaker is our very own mayor london breed. i think when we talk about what it means to make a difference as a woman leader, you can see it in our pandemic response. san francisco was one of the first cities to come out and to come and act decisively and follow the science when it came to covid-19. hundreds of lives were saved. that is a difference. i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership and just imagine if we had more leaders like this across the country. thank you. >> well, hopefully, we'll get to a point where we don't have to wear these masks, but in the meantime, are we fired up, ladies! because we know the fight is not over and let me tell you, it is such an honor to be here with our speaker nancy pelosi. i don't know about you, but i don't know a woman who is tougher, more fierce than nancy pelosi. and you all remember that day when she walked out of the former president office threw her coat up and threw her shades on. she was like i'm outy. that's speaker nan

del lado republicano el candidato que lidera es un presentar de radio ultraconservador, carmen mÁrquez>>> nacido y criado en el sur de los Ángeles, el previamente abogado y dueÑo de una pequeÑa empresa, es autory presentador del programa de radio (nombre en inglÉs). es parte de un grupo de conservadores que aseguran que su comunidad ha sido engaÑada en creer en el racismo y el color. el crimen no tiene un color, la inhabilidad de encontrar personas para trabajar no tiene color. su lema tenemos a un estado que salvar. . de acuerdo a la mÁs reciente encuesta, es el candidato liderando la lista de 45 en la carrera por reemplazar a newson. este hombre ha sido un completo desastre. la calidad de nuestras escuelas ha disminuido, falta de agua y la gente se estÁ yendo de california por primera vez. (inaudible). segÚn su campaÑa promete quitar Órdenes de quedarse en casa. emergencias forestales al igual que declararÁ una emergencia de indigentes y no apoya el salario mÍnimo y continuarÁ usando el tÉrmino (nombre en inglÉs) para referirse a la comunidad indocumentado. >>> es probable que para f

. >>> carmen regresó con lágrimas en los ojos a lo que fue su casa y como muchos vecinos en segudos perdiód sufrió el peor daño y ahora sin agua y electricidad su temor es más porque no son elegibles para ayuda . >>> este es el miedo de no pedir ayuda. >>> nosotros tenemos organización sin fines de lucro . >>> aproximadamente son familias hispanas que hacen que queden totalmente de lado . >>> una familia donde su niño lloraba porque no tenían que comer. >>> cerca del 90 por ciento de las casas quedaron destruidas y no han recibido ayuda. >>> la ayuda llega pero no a esta comu . >>> nosotros ayudamos entre todos . >>> acá hay esperanza de que mañana será un mejor día . >>> a luchar hacia adelante y seguir . >>> francisco cuevas noticias telemundo . >>> devastación de ida nos pone a pensar en temor huracanes más peligrosos y más lentos por el cambio climático, vamos a ver por qué los huracanes son cada vez más destruidos . >>> ida tocó tierra con fuerza en luisiana en menos de 12 horas se convirtió en un huracán categoría 4 una tendencia que se ha hecho fuerte. >>> la temperatura del mar est

. >> la decisión queda en las manos de los votantes, gracias a carmen márquez de telemundo los Ángelesbukele que convierte al país primero del mun en usar criptomonedas y que no va a traer beneficios para los más pobres. >> estamos seguros de los efectos negativos que tendrá en la población, la aprobación más bien imposición de la ley responde a los intereses económicos que tiene el clan de nayib bukele. >> puede tener ventaja o desventajas pero hay fraudes y esque hay gente que invierte en eso. >> el sistema está colapsado pero hay que esperar es importante porque hay que tener paciencia mientras actualizan. >> e presidente nayib bukele le da información a la población vía twitter. >> al regresar: en noticias telemundo mediodía semana conmemorativa de los 20 años a los atentados terroristas en nueva york . >> medellín es una de las ciudades más destacadas del mundo en tecnología de la información, ahora se lo contamos no se mueva. (sorbiendo) mielle... no estás en mute. llévate un refresco de cualquier tamaño por $1, solo en el 123 dollar menu de mcdonald's. ♪ llévate un refresco de c

have -- are you concerned, carmen, that the moment might be missed, that all the emotion and all theocus that happened during the black lives protest matters in the aftermath regarding george floyd are going to be lost even though america showdown support and after new poun, that they supported gun control, that, frankly, congress double care? >> yeah, i'm very concerned about it, chris. i said this almost a year ago. the real part of this is going to be after all the protests t demonstrations, the people coming forward, alt the end of the day we end up with no progress and nothing to look to to say this is what came out of it. here we are over a year later, and we don't have anything to point to. even though we have a lot of support from a lot of different stakeholders, it reminds me of after rodney king and all of the demonstrations then. i thought surely we would have that type of reform. >> we only have 30 seconds left. are you worried the point has been missed? >> local and national organizers are continuing press on the rules and regulations that govern our zip codes, our areas

ciudadanos >>> fuimos a aprender inglés pero salimos casados de ahí >>> es la historia de amor de carmeniudadanos de los estados unidos. anoche no pude dormir prestando una la entrevista >>> para gonzález un gran logro después de haber llegado al país a 74 años >>> pensé que nunca iba a llegar este momento. nos agarraron la migración >>> a esa angustia sumarle el dolor por la muerte de su padre y abuelo en méxico >>> uno de nuestros familiares no puede ir y nos duele mucho >>> un día finalmente la vida le sonríe . >>> por medio de mi hijo que cumplió 21 años y mi cuñado. como ellos, más de 20,000 inmigrantes juraron como nuevos ciudadanos en 365 ceremonias en todo el país hoy en el día nacional de la ciudadanía >>> significa mucho porque es la forma en que uno puede ayudar a los compatriotas votando >>> el día de la ciudadanía se celebra desde 1962 x 1 ley firmado por el presidente de la época, hoy en día es parte de toda una celebración en esta semana declarada la semana de la constitución >>> tenemos más esperanzas y que nos tomen en cuenta para todo >>> y no podíamos dejarlos ir sin p

sekzer >> matthew carmen sellitto >> michael l.ko >> arturo angelo sereno >> frankie serrano >> marian h. serva >> alena sesinova >> adele christine sessa >> sita nermalla sewnarine >> karen lynn seymour >> davis grier sezna, jr. >> thomas joseph sgroi >> jayesh shantilal shah >> khalid m. shahid >> mohammed shajahan >> gary shamay >> earl richard shanahan >> dan f. shanower >> neil g. shastri >> kathryn anne shatzoff >> barbara a. shaw >> jeffrey james shaw >> robert john shay, jr. >> daniel james shea >> joseph patrick shea >> kathleen shearer >> robert m. shearer >> linda june sheehan >> hagay shefi >> antionette m. sherman >> john anthony sherry >> atsushi shiratori >> thomas joseph shubert >> mark shulman >> see wong shum >> allan abraham shwartzstein >> clarin shellie siegel-schwartz >> johanna sigmund >> dianne t. signer >> gregory sikorsky >> stephen gerard siller >> david silver >> craig a. silverstein >> nasima h. simjee >> bruce edward simmons >> diane m. simmons >> donald d. simmons >> george w. simmons >> arthur simon

francisco: en esta tienda de campaÑa de reynosa, tamaulipas, carmen atiende a su hija, quien se recuperÓ migrar solas con sus hijos sin importar los peligros que conlleva atravesar mÉxico, un paÍs donde los femicidios, violaciones y agresiones a las mujeres son alarmantes. la mayorÍa cruzaron a estados unidos y fueron retornadas, ahora permanecen por meses en este campamento en condiciones infrahumanas y de hacinamiento, pero antes sufrieron mÁs con lo que vieron y vivieron en el camino. >> difÍcil, difÍcil, secuestros, robos, hemos visto cosas tremendas. mi niÑo viene traumado. francisco: el nÚmero de unidades familiares cruzando la frontera sur ha aumentado este aÑo fiscal cuatro veces mÁs comparado con el aÑo pasado, en la mayorÍa de los casos, vienen encabezadas por mujeres. >> este aÑo se empezÓ a correr el rumor de que iban mujeres con niÑos y pasaban, por eso dejaron de venir. francisco: los motivos son muchos: la pobreza, la violencia familiar, la persecuciÓn, hasta la persecuciÓn de pandillas, como ella, quien huyÓ de el salvador. >> Él tenÍa 13 aÑos, ya podÍa ayudarles vendiend

my name is imani carmen. i am 27 years old. dontae is my dad.hey told me he was injailfor something that he didn't do. he had got life. we didn't have a bond, you know, with him being injail. i wasn't given a chance with him and i don't really know why. i said, "god, i'm facing a murder charge for something i didn't do. i'm not going to be there." i told my momma i wanted to better myself. i said, "i'm—a do everything in here that i wouldn't do or didn't think was important in the world." i went all—out in everything i did. my mum probably missed four visits in 26 years. dontae needed me then. you know, ifeel like he really...he needed me. i didn't want to miss visits. it was already bad enough being in prison for something you didn't do, and i feel like, what kind of mother would i be if i didn't go see my son? he would wave and that wave used to destroy me. you know, they don't realise how much damage they do... ..toa family. i never dreamed it would be 26 years. i thought i had got over the tears. i guess i hadn't. i met dontae as a duke law

my name is imani carmen. i am 27 years old. dontae is my dad.told me he was injail for something that he didn't do. he had got life. we didn't have a bond, you know, with him being injail. i wasn't given a chance with him and i don't really know why. iwas, like, "god, i'm facing a murder charge for something i didn't do. i'm not going to be there." i told my momma i wanted to better myself. i said, "i'm—a do everything in here that i wouldn't do or didn't think was important in the world." i went all—out in everything i did. my mum probably missed four visits in 26 years. dontae needed me then. you know, ifeel like he really...he needed me. i didn't want to miss visits. it was already bad enough being in prison for something you didn't do, and i feel like, what kind of mother would i be if i didn't go see my son? he would wave and that wave used to destroy me. you know, they don't realise how much damage they do... ..toa family. i never dreamed it would be 26 years. i thought i had got over the tears. i guess i hadn't. i met dontae as a duke law

carmen pedraza dice lo siguiente "no se debe pagar nada, se trata de una emergencia sanitaria, en unatras redes sociales. te contamos que no habrÁ mÁs. detendrÁ el nacimiento de bebÉs luego de que varios miembros del departamento de maternidad renunciaron por mandatos de vacunaciÓn contra el covid. serÁ a partir del 25 de septiembre, dos dÍas antes de la fecha lÍmite exigida en el estado para que el personal mÉdico se vacunen. borja: en las Últimas horas la tormenta tropical nicholas gana fuerza amenazando con lluvias e inundaciones a houston y luisiana que todavÍa lamentablemente no se reponen de este paso del huracÁn ida hace sÓlo dos semanas. ¿quÉ se espera entonces para las prÓximas horas? ¿cuÁndo y dÓnde impactarÍa? en busca de respuestas pasamos con albert martÍnez. ¿tienen que estar preocupados los recientes? albert: sÍ, porque va a llover mucho en muy poco tiempo. cuando llueve, se producen inundaciones. nicholas durante las Últimas 24 horas se ha quedado quieto. ha empezado a moverse hacia el norte.. se llegan a sentir a mÁs de 100 millas. en la parte derecha donde estos estÁ

he would just sit up in the front of the house a listen to, you know, la boheme or carmen or any one>> brown: everybody else is running away, but he's happy. >> yeah. >> brown: terence blanchard would come to love opera himself and his father would be plenty proud of this musical renaissance man: known first as a jazz trumpet player and composer, a six-time grammy winner. and then for his 60 film scores, notably his work with spike lee, including two recent oscar nominations for “blackkklansma”" and “da 5 bloods”. this opera is his second. with a libretto by kasi lemmons, best known as a filmmaker, it's based on the 2014 memoir by "new york times" columnist charles blow, the name taken from a verse from jeremiah in the old testament. it's a coming-of-age story of poverty, sexuality and race in the south. moving and poignant, but also at times harrowing, including childhood molestation. es it makes sense to you that this is the stuff of an opera? >> of coursebecause it's the stuff of real life. the thing about charles' book that really makes it operac is the fact that, you know, he sa

this is right decision wise decision, the best decision premier ah hello, carmen jordan. this is the rely from dell coming up with us. force is gone, the taliban has slipped in to take a rough gun. it's don's main.

we will go to carmen. hi, carmen. caller: hi. how are you?p story would be first this bill we cannot pass. i suggest maybe we need term limits on our senators and congressmen. they have been in there for too long, and all it does, it is the same people fighting with each other over and over again. we need fresh blood. i mean, there are other people that can do their job, not just the mcconnells and the pelosis. you even have a president now who has been a career politician for 40 something years. do we really need these people? we cannot get anything done. it is just a stalemate with this constant fighting. second of all, the border. the border is a big one. we have immigration, and our immigration laws are not broken. when an immigrant comes into this country, he must have a job, he must have a sponsor, so he does not become a burden on the taxpayers of the country. there are all kinds of laws that govern immigration in this country. but if you have these open borders like we have right now, it does nobody any good. it seems to me that when

interpreta a carmen, una madre mexicana en una relaciÓn tÓxica.rar que puedo hacer otro tipo de cosas. yo creo que me va a beneficiar mucho para mi carrera. reportera: revelÓ los motivos por lo que hace unos dÍas estuvo hospitalizada. liliana: estuvo en el hospital de entrada y salida, no me operÉ, no me hice nada, fue un tema de endoscopÍa pero estamos bien. reportera: mando un fuerte mensaje a su amiga ninel conde. liliana:abusada, amiga, ponga mÁs atenciÓn, es que somos bien mesas para elegir a los caballeros. asÍ como eres lista para los negocios y para el trabajo, ponte lista para agarrar pareja. alan:esa chupitos. karla:es mi prima, no mÁs me falta el diente negro, sÓlo que me lavo con una pasta muy buena. [risas] johnny: vamos a cambiar de tema, celebran el mes de la herencia hispana con un amigo de la casa, nuestro querido eugenio derbez. maity: ha seleccionado una lista de sus pelÍculas favoritas disponibles en amazon para celebrar y ofrecer reconocimiento a las historias y esas voces de las comunidades hispanas y latinas. johnny: quieren

it has shown a light into the dark corners of a medical scandal that is carmen children and harmed me. obviously disappointed with the ruin of the court and especially that it didn't grapple with a significant risk of harm the children exposed to by being given powerful experimental drugs. the clinic says though that the whole 9 blocking treatment is used by specialists to put a pulls on puberty. while young people think about whether it really is something that they want to do. for many young people struggling with their gender identity, who believe the weight for treatment is far too long? this is a life saving victory for care about who wants to take an appeal to the supreme court. the decision today is a step backwards for common sense. well we want to hear all sides of this argument, very controversial to my colleague unit or neil put the issue of puberty blockers up for debate. the court is essentially handing decision making power from the parent to the doctor. the doctor can say no, but the parent can't, does not finally at the right of parents to bring up their, their childre

nbc news that the fence is it unnecessary pointing to his group's history of peaceful protests and carmenapitol police are right to predict for the worst case scenario. >> one thing we do know and that is predictable is people can be unpredictable so you have to prepare for all levels acts because you just don't know for sure. >> all this comes as the fbi released new video of the suspect who left pipe bombs outside the democratic and republican headquarters buildings the night before the january 6th capitol attack. neither bomb went off, but investigators believe both were fully functional. the fbi believes the suspect is not from the d.c. area, but they know almost nothing else about the would-be bomber. perhaps the biggest remaining unsolved mystery of january 6th. >> that's garrett hake reporting. saturday marks two years since the dark day of september 11th. the ashes of ground zero in new york city underwent massive change. nbc has posted a visual display of how much the area has changed 9/11 to today. that's among a series of exclusive reports and other features that nbc will do. a

sekzer matthew carmen sellitto michael l.arry john senko arturo angelo sereno frankie serrano marian h. serva alena sesinova adele christine sessa sita nermalla sewnarine karen lynn seymour davis grier sezna, jr. thomas joseph sgroi jayesh shantilal shah khalid m. shahid mohammed shajahan gary shamay earl richard shanahan dan f. shanower neil g. shastri kathryn anne shatzoff barbara a. shaw jeffrey james shaw robert john shay, jr. daniel james shea joseph patrick shea kathleen shearer robert m. shearer linda june sheehan hagay shefi antionette m. sherman john anthony sherry atsushi shiratori thomas joseph shubert mark shulman see wong shum allan abraham shwartzstein clarin shellie siegel-schwartz johanna sigmund dianne t. signer gregory sikorsky stephen gerard siller david silver craig a. silverstein nasima h. simjee bruce edward simmons diane m. simmons donald d. simmons george w. simmons arthur simon kenneth alan simon >> and my husband. mark, your whole family loves you and misses you every single day. your legacy lives on

carmen proximately displaced native place lacks something thought. so not recognizing and trying to engage, and this is a kind of as a, in the soviet union, they recalled the marks as dialectic. so the 2 contradictory things together could be construed to slightly threatening. you said that they had the reservations about previous elections by saying that we're not going to recognize you. if we haven't decided the measure of what body is going to be yet, what is for all they haven't explained is not quite threatening to say that before the election rather than wait and then say look, we have this evidence of wrongdoing which would be completely reasonable sure, sure that's true, but there are 2 approaches to 2 ways to control the actions to monitor. i just want to send bit are we all up servers? they're always the is not doing this now because they said that rash accept only few or observable. so it's not possible to probably all the territorial with the huge conflict. so the council of you will, if will be sending a very small delegation of service

it has shown a light into the dark corners of a medical scandal that is carmen children and harm me. obviously disappointed with the ruin of the court to day and especially that it didn't grapple with the significant risk of harm the children exposed to by being given powerful experimental drugs. they couldn't access though that the whole name blocking treatment is used by specialists to put a pulls on puberty. while young people think about whether it really is something that they want to do. for many young people struggling with their gender identity, who believe the way for treatment is far too long. this is a life saving victory, but for care about who wants to take an appeal to the supreme court. the decision today is a step backwards for common sense day 2 of russia's parliamentary election is in full swing. indeed pulling stations in the far eastern time zone, where it's already evening of close their doors for the day. but there's plenty more time for people to cast their ballots with a 3rd day of voting on sunday. the a total of 14 parties are running for seats in the state

. >> reporter: her human carmen says the pup has always loved firefighters.is one firefighter i saw said is that kareth and she went like this and started crying. she said, i am so happy to see her and to finally meet her. >> reporter: they take their jobs seriously. >> they're the helpers. they're the ones who help us and they don't ask for help and they need to ask for help. >> reporter: what might be hard to say to a human, kerith just seems to understand. >> she loves firefighters so i decided i would launch a nonprofit to help her love them. we created a certification, a whole process so people could become first responder therapy dogs because there's such a need, and we have, like, 12 teams. >> reporter: on wednesday they are going to sequoia national forest to meet the first responders working there. for more info, check her out on instagram at kerith, the golden retriever. andrew, andrea? >> her instagram is absolutely adorable. >> more than 15,000 followers of which i am one. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> right now on "ame

solving issues that are currently deemed impossible injust a matter of minutes. joining me now is carmenn the programme. itjust sounds so promising. expressly was supplied change. please explain. supplied change. please exlain. , , supplied change. please exlain. , ., ., explain. absolutely, thanks for havinu explain. absolutely, thanks for having me- _ explain. absolutely, thanks for having me. that's _ explain. absolutely, thanks for having me. that's really - explain. absolutely, thanks for having me. that's really start l having me. that's really start by saying that quantum computers are at a scale that is commercially useful to tackle these problems. when they do come they will have a tremendous impact, a number of aspects which touch on their energy crisis and the supply chain crisis. an optimisation in large and complex supply chains, not only the supply chains, not only the supply chains but optimising and protecting the demands is one of the problems that quantum computers will be really excellent it. and when we say excellent, it means really able to tackle problems. it will b

now one of the 1st time they will some numbers will have been involved in this attempt, carmen, and been ent into viewed in order to discover the other 2 behind days and watches. dan, intentional managers and da, well, committee, oh, are investigating here to do is have been listed on the phone with us even live in corporate on amazon. and still, the fall of the tissues of june was in danger to government for the more so all the changes to the and yet viruses made was out there for them. why did us all the cal, somebody you know, to improve the way of leaving for the people that are sharp and not call allow people can see me german in order to encounter the root of the command with a peaceful mean attempt. leah and i called into the hollywood for the constitutional court when that's unity of the county under the pollution and the freedom when this, dia, security, bobby, for this, you look at those issues with this and this should have been taken as a lesson. you got to do more in order to put and make sure everything the point on the status is up on you. okay. that was the prime minister