anger, short-term madness, garatio. mistress, come in whoever you want, take what you want, christinawanted to deal with someone , then, in order to intimidate, he threw a piece of objects to him for examination, i realized, she’s beautiful, yes, i saw her somewhere, maybe an actress, maybe, by the way, you haven’t seen vardan, but he’s talking to gornishnaya, apparently. , i’m already awake, novikov, look, we found something, just a second, stinka, she took part in a beauty contest and was given the title of “beauty of the young people”. yeah, she’s our local celebrity, she’s studying, she’s working, i don’t know how she used to be, she hasn’t worked anywhere now, she’s been sitting here as a recluse, you know her parents, but she only has her mother, they barely communicated, they’ll call each other, quarrel, and for a couple of months nothing will happen. words, christina said, they have a complicated relationship, the mother never came here, god, is this really the mother, this is disgusting, she doesn’t care that the girl lives on her lover’s money. prostitute, and he rented her

christina's father, art alexander, offered a ticket out. the job of the future working in his heating and air- conditioning company. >> if you ever need a job, just come on out to california and you'll have a job because you can work with me. >> reporter: so they moved all the way across the country to murphy's, an old mining town in the sierra foothills. karl found them a ramshackle house at the top of this long winding road. >> she went into home decorator mode and started painting, sewing curtains. every time i go up, it's like wow, this looks really good. >> karl? thank you. >> reporter: just a week later, their lives would change forever. it was new year's day, 1991. >> when i came outside, i saw the smoke from the house. i could see where the smoke was. their house was on fire. karl said he was in the garage, but rushed to the house. he pulled the kids out of their bedroom windows where they were napping, but christina was trapped in the bathroom with the flames raging just outside the bathroom door. the window was boarded shut from t

was it my husband who killed christina? no, of course, he didn’t do it himself.before he loved me very much, he took me away from another man, then he found out that i fruitlessly, enraged, he had a lot of sexual relationships, i endured everything, but then he fell in love with this girl christina , he really wanted her to give birth to him, but she... you’re not there, because she had two numbers , one was not registered in her name, but in her husband’s name. uvarov gave her this number so that she could talk to him. we didn't find the second mobile phone. naturally, her husband’s mercenaries killed christina and took away this phone. valentin, do you want to imprison your husband? do you want him to kill me too, or send me to a mental hospital again? you have to give official statement? i'm afraid, understand, you have to do it. i will refuse everything on the basis of the fifty-first article of the constitution. then why did you tell me all this? so that you know the whole truth and so that you yourself find a way to save me. wait, you said. uvarov took you

as soon as they arrived, christina found out she was expecting twins according to redeem occasionally this with medical stuff with austin a couple whether they intend to keep the babies or give them away. but the demon christina didn't pay much attention to this. writing it off as miscommunication due to the language barrier as they had always communicated through an interpreter. during christina's pregnancies with social services began to prepare the family for the possibility of the children being taken away. because those not sure when we started talking about twins, we were asked by the gynecologist whether we were planning to keep the children or give them to someone else. at 1st we thought, well, due to some language barrier or interpreters mistake, we got something wrong. we thought that the translation was wrong. we asked, well, is that a question? initially we said we know 100 percent that we will give us. of course, we had no idea they could be in operation. so vance, it very nicely that the question is whether you will keep them for yourself that is not about seeing the pre

the parents of a demon christina, who called the reasons given for their baby being taken to the care false say there please have fallen on deaf ears in both the european nation and back home. and ukraine are to heard their story firsthand. it was not, i don't know what to do, who to appeal to so that someone who would help because it should be stopped urgently. i don't even know what to call it children of being seized, an o e u countries. it's so scary. how can you do something like that? according to the russian for a ministry, there are $255.00 cases of ukrainian child abductions from the parents by special services. the biggest number of cases falls in germany with 71. such incidents registered the on poland, come 2nd with 33 others following the style to brush of special military operation and ukraine. but demon christina fled odessa with the sun and relocate to switzerland, whether received refugee status. as soon as they arrived, christina found out she was expecting twins according to redeem occasionally this with medical stuff would often a couple whether they intend to keep

christina, how much do ou there. christina, how much do you think _ there.there. christina, how much do you think are the people - there. christina, how much do you think are the people of. you think are the people of america, the voters interested in seeing what he does tonight? i think people are hyperaware even — i think people are hyperaware even more so in a town where people — even more so in a town where people go— even more so in a town where people go to bars for state of the union in washington, dc, this is— the union in washington, dc, this is a — the union in washington, dc, this is a very politically aware _ this is a very politically aware town. even people who are not normally involved in watching a speech like this, for temple, watching a speech like this, fortemple, ora press for temple, or a press conference, fortemple, ora press conference, its appointment viewing _ conference, its appointment viewing tonight. everybody i've talked — viewing tonight. everybody i've talked to — viewing tonight. everybody i've talked to from folks who never

christina, what’s wrong with mom’s style, why does she need a makeover?tion of colors, specific things, materials, she loves everything baggy, i’m embarrassed by her, because these things make her look old, how does it feel for you to hear that your daughter is shy of you, no, no, i’m very offended, i'm alone for you. “she loves you very much, she wants you to become better, i understand everything, you are very good, yes, i am very, honestly, very upset that she is embarrassed by me, i understand that, firstly, we have a big the difference i have between my eldest son and my daughter is 30 years old, it’s clear that i ’m fit to be a grandmother, i have a granddaughter, older than my daughter, but the thing is that..." wherever i invite her, and i’m comfortable in these things, wherever i invite her i didn’t invite you to the same red square, i adore moscow, of course, there is something to see, to go to the theater, but she refuses to go with me and straight up scolds me for walking like a grandma, oh, she even looks at this, what beautiful cats , and sh

, christina never told me about this?now anything about this, i loved christina, i was absolutely sure that i didn't give a damn, but this is a bitch, she is definitive. to whom did uvarova transfer money for what? you can endlessly look at three things: how the fire burns, stop it, remain calm and do not interfere with the work of firefighters. counting water, oh, it seems to me that the water has broken, and how nikita panfilov delivers the child, the obstetrician, here's the deal, the old lady gave birth, on weekends at 20:00 on ntv. cop wars, tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv. pain in the knee, pain in the back, in the neck maybe. pentalgin extragel contains the maximum dose of a substance for pain and inflammation. pentalgin extragel. the main feature of modern youth is flexibility. yes, uncle dim. you haven't forgotten about the casting i arranged for you, have you? in no case. if i brush my teeth while already dressed, it means i forgot about the casting. i am late. and if i'm late, then i take a scooter. and if i took a sc

that is deeply alarming. >> christina, you are an educator. what is it like if you are a teacher in the school there, how scary is that? >> i mean it is absolutely frightening because what we are also going to do is lose quality teachers, teachers who don't want to be in a school system where they could possibly lose their license if they don't want to follow the cessna christian nationalism. ss hindu -- this idea that we have to make enstudents learn the bie as part of a much larger, longer agenda of the republican party that we have seen play out everywhere from the supreme court to state governments to small towns and local li s governments across the country and as tim said, it's always been a wing of the party but the faction has been growing and essentially taken over the party in recent years. >> all right, tim and christina, i will finally let you go. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> next, supreme court decisions that have truly transformed college admissions. transformed college admissions. 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for

christina has quite a list of accomplishments.shoka fellow, honoree female founders 100 and 30 under 40 health care recognition list. i don't think anyone can top that. the title of the chat is quality is parity 2.0. i thought i would briefly explain what mental health, what parity 1.0 is. it's the law i mentioned, the mental health parity and addiction equity act. in one sentence, but it said was if mental health and substance use disorder coverage is offered, it has to be no more restrictive than insurance coverage for medical conditions. that law passed in '08. a new proposed rule was released toward the end of last year. we are currently waiting. there's a final rule now. it will be replaced by a new final rule we expect sometime this summer and that will change a little bit of the way parity 1.0 is implemented. now we will move on to quality is parity 2.0. for both of you, i don't think anyone doubts the importance of having quality behavioral health care. no issue there. talk about what you see as the barriers to providing q

christina hopes to follow in her footsteps. the that's been a lot of burden on her shoulders and i expect that christina is going to expect her to go all the way the say she will become a member of a subway. definitely. i want to go as far as the low. i want me to go. and as many people as i can bring awareness to and bring them sort of religion, i'm off of the rituals big enough to sun down who to is follow is no longer have to hide their religion. originally from when staff, i guess it was brought here by the slave trade from haiti once demonized, and suppressed respect for the religion is now growing. the and christina also has faith that one day she too will be a member a so great the vince is a small community nestled among swamps about 100 kilometers southeast of new orleans. the richie blinking co work a month load seedlings on to use narrow boats within the reno. no longer contains jones to help his friends been the paraglider study. the shrinking delta richie is actively combating is the today, what we're going to be d

christina assi, welcome to democracy now!pened to you, and also in your case, the lebanese photojournalist issam abdallah. we did a story on him after he was killed. can you describe what happened after october 13? he had just set up the video in your position in southern lebanon so that people around the world, particularly journalists observing the video, saw when you were all attacked. >> thank you for having me. on october 13, we were doing our job, a group of journalists and the french agencies. we heard there was a bombardment in a village nearby, so we all moved there. we saw an exposed area, so that we don't look suspicious, and there was a grown monitoring us for the entire time. we were there around 40, 50 minutes. out of nowhere, we were attacked. i immediately hit the ground. i didn't see my legs, so i was screaming to my colleague to help me. unfortunately, a few seconds later, we were attacked again. there was a car burning next to me. i was afraid so i had to do something. i started moving away from it by crawl

and christina has quite a list of accomplishments. she's a forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneur, and honoree of females founders 100 and insiders 30 under 40 in healthcare recognition is. as i said, the title of the chat today is quality is parity 2.0. i thought i would briefly explain what 1.0 is. it's basically the mental health parity and addiction act and in one sentence what that said is if mental health and substance use disorder coverage is offered, then it has to be no more restrictive than the insurance coverage for medical conditions. there was a new proposed rule that was released toward the end of last year and we are currently waiting. there's a final will now but it will be replaced by a new final rule we expect sometime this summer, and that will change a little bit of the way that 1.0 is implemented. but now we will move on to 2.0. and for both of you, i don't think anybody doubts the importance of having quality behavioral healthcare. can you talk about what you see is some of the barriers to providing all the menta

we understood each other, then the first martin appeared, and then christina, and my children are truly son is a champion, christina is also a multiple karati handball champion, now she is the captain of the russian national team, so we will have a lot ahead alternative tourist olympic games, i hope they will bring victories to our family, you will happy, what sport does martin have, and what sport does marty have, swimming, i have swimming, swimming, once, when they were little, marina, we took swimming, we thought that they would succeed in something, but he seemed to escape he went, he has been a member of the russian swimming team for many years, kristina also swam, swam, she said... that there was no result, and returned home, cried, said what should i do, swimming is not working out, don’t worry, there are a lot of different types there are a lot of sports, we’ll choose, we chose handball, here it is now runs, throws and brings good results, he is a future swimming coach, he has completed, well, a future diploma, let him work, she graduated in sports management, she will work in o

i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's thursday, july 25, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, where president joe biden has told americans about his painful and reluctant decision to bow out of the race for the white house, a choice he may still be struggling with your with family members in the oval office to support him, the us president delivered a primetime speech saying it's time for a new generation to take the reins and strongly endorsed vice president kamala harris. mr. biden, making it clear that he's put putting democracy and patriotism ahead of his desire to seek reelection nothing can come in a way of saving our democracy that includes personal ambition so i've decided the best way forward is a pass the torch to a new generation that's the best way to unite our nation you know there is a time and a place for long years of experience in public life. >> there's also a time and a place for new voices, fresh voices? yes, younger voices in that time of places now great thing about america is here. kings and dictators do not rule.

christina’s ex-lover killed her.dnapping. that's it, let's go ahead, go ahead. oh, well done, andrew. georgievich, calmly, radano said let’s catch up, that means we’ll catch up. attention machine employees traffic police on the twenty-fifth kilometer of the vybsk highway, black cars are coming towards you, number m106sk, the highway is urgently required to be closed, as we understand. hands on the car, get out, hands behind your head, you're in calm, calm, calm, got out, got out, okay, yeah. how did you end up in the car ? i didn’t seem to want to, but i couldn’t refuse, you loved him, i did. now i love you, why did you marry goryansky, my mother persuaded me, you know, she, she wanted me to have a different life, my mother was always very poor, she, she worked, worked very hard, first as an anesthesiologist, and then went to work she always received very little pension, but at the same time she tried to take care of me well... to dress me and pay for my studies, it was very difficult for her, you know, i understand,

timmerman was the chancellor of christina kurchner's government.said, "well, we're going to do something important. if we can't get your hands on those who are supposedly responsible from iran, as there's no extradition of iranian nationals by iran, well, we can go there and take all these judges. and then later, they said that the judges could not leave the country, for example, perez esquavel. was going to go, the nobel prize winner, notice that it was very serious, so serious that the argentine congress approved it, but iran had not yet approved it, and then they began to run a campaign because they wanted to hide the truth, the truth that the intelligence services in the world, the most advanced ones with all their techniques have tried to hide, but the point is that despite all the claims, they have not been able to provide concrete evidence to document. their claims against iran and everything is arranged, but who do you think has prevented the progress of the case so far? it's been many years that i've been working on this case, and i know f

christina. >> yeah, so much left unknown. we'll be tracking that story. zac sos. thank you for that live report. one of the possible vp running mate picks for former president trump sent a message of support right after the incident, j.d. vance posted on social media saying, quote, everyone join me in praying for our president trump and everyone at that rally. i hope everyone is okay. another possible vp nominee, florida senator marco rubio, who tweeted a photo of trump moments after the incident saying, quote, god protected trump. republican north dakota governor doug burgum posted, quote, we all know president trump is stronger than his enemies today. he showed it. he added that he and his wife are praying for trump and his family. california governor gavin newsom released a statement on the shooting. it reads, quote, violence has no place in our democracy. my thoughts are with president trump and everyone impacted. at the rally today, former house speaker nancy pelosi sharing this message as one whose family has been the victim of political violence. i know fir

christina, immediately now, president _ today. christina, immediately now, president biden - today.hristina, immediately now, president biden is - today. christina, immediately| now, president biden is really plunged into this role, isn't he, where he is still the political rival of donald trump but is also now really going to be tasked with uniting the country. be tasked with uniting the count . , country. right, president biden's job _ country. right, president biden's job as _ country. right, president biden's job as hard - country. right, president biden's job as hard as - country. right, president biden's job as hard as he | country. right, president. biden's job as hard as he is biden'sjob as hard as he is trying — biden'sjob as hard as he is trying to— biden'sjob as hard as he is trying to campaign in front of white — trying to campaign in front of white house and got a little bit harder from a political perspective because he is also still the — perspective because he is also still the president and he is the president of both parties as the — the president of both parties a

christina be came really freaked out. was terrified. >> christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get help. her babysitter was there with her boyfriend, scott. they hurried downstairs. >> christina started walking toward the sliding glass door. i grabbed her shoulders and i stopped her and i said, don't touch anything. >> the glass door was smeared with blood. the scene inside was unspeakable. >> somebody said, oh my gosh, there's nick. you can see him through the window on the floor in a pool of blood. >> she said, what are you going to do?>> i said got to get that boy out of there. not leaving without that way. >> scott grabbed an accident dropped it when he realized how desperately nick needed help. >> he wasn't breathing at the time. smacked him a few times and nothing happened. i started screaming at him and started smacking him order. and telling him he wasn't going to die today. all of the sudden he kind of bolted up. at that point i said, your live! >> scotch picked up the little boy bolted from the house. he squ

christina ruffini thank you _ tonight. christina ruffini thank you for _ tonight. thank you for your - tonight. christina ruffini i thank you for your analysis tonight. as the summit wraps up, i sat down with nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg. great to speak to you. we spoke a few weeks ago when you were here in washington and talked about your expectations. what do you think was achieved? we achieved what we hoped for and planned for, and that is a strong message on ukraine — more support and helping to move ukraine closer to membership. it's important decisions on the terms of defence. and then we stepped up our co—operation with our partners in the pacific. so this was something to celebrate, the 75th anniversary of nato. we did so, but also to make important decisions for the future. let's talk about that membership for ukraine. i think that the wording was "an irreversible path to membership." ukraine wanted a formal timetable for when that would start. do you think that ukraine was disappointed by the fact that there wasn't that concrete language? ukrain

hello, christina now.our solvency.” so what is written here, roll it up, what is it roll it up, who roll it up, listen to what you would like me to do here you're steaming, get out of here, artyom, don't boil, gesh, continue, as you know, mr. bolderev is looking for a wild oil field, or rather he has already found it. as you said, an oil rig, yes, i know all this for free, the oil rig is owned by boldarev’s former friend, vadim the wordsmith, now they are sworn enemies, the tower is not needed, he is driven only by a sense of place, and now assess the situation, the oil rig is not needed, as for the wordsmith , already known to you... we can arrange about 10 other cops, we only need your wallet to organize hike. you know the way, but you don’t need to know, those with the map will lead us there. well , let's see, let's see, knives, he collects knives, you know, the collection is large, this knife can cut sausage, or you can defend your homeland, i tell you, yes, a stranger, it's me, an army knife, well, yo

really frightening images for these locals, christina and max. and we also know that emergency workers are trying to use a couple of helicopters to airlift some of those survivors but because the weather and why an odd where these landslides took place continues to be very bad. they cannot physically fly these helicopters, meaning they can't get access to those remaining survivors. now, i also want to note that it's currently monsoon season in india right now. it lasts until about september. so for haley, places like why? ahed, which are particularly prone to landslides, there completely devastated right now due to this most recent emergency. but for the entire country of india for india as a whole, they're going to have to grapple with several more weeks of just devastating and very fatal extreme weather christina such challenging conditions for rescuers is now hanako montgomery in tokyo. thanks very much. >> all right. still to come, team usa brings home a rare metal in men's team gymnastics. we'll have the latest on the summer games after the

you can blame me, even this christina of yours, even kennedy, whoever you want, i don’t care. the truth and does not want to represent his partner. vardan, we should stop his personality. what do you offer? what am i offering? did i see the whole thing?

christina, bless mom is now having her ology treated. she's injected with a small dose of wasp on them every 5 weeks to get her body used to it. the desensitization therapy takes around 5 years is what i'm implying, a tie from a small number of patients may react again and likes to give. the majority will be protected. uh huh. okay. or insect, defend them. allergies, especially with the number of bits expect to the 98 percent will be protected off to this treatment and up to toughen and always knock this out top because the treatment is not yet complete, she always has emergency medication with ha, this case includes a pen containing a trundle and which can prevent time to for electric shock, but gives her a peace of mind. no, i least of this. i'm going to be the other day we went out to eat and i think that was 7. all right, well the top table we with i was friends and i managed to stay that for the meal, i wouldn't have been able to do that without the treatment. so that kind of shot into i had them as well. so afraid of wasps. like sw

i want to say that christina had just such a situation, she could not move her left hand at all. an answer, what is your name, to understand how he pronounces his name. and, there may be different options here, from the fact that he will not say anything to us at all, sometimes he answers, but he answers a different question, this could also be a sign of a stroke, or it could be some kind of thing. speech impairment, when it’s like there’s porridge in the mouth, he somehow pulls out the words or stutters, or he can’t find them. the last letter is the letter p, stroke, yes, the last letter p is very important, in fact, the main problem of all patients with stroke is that they do not pay attention to the first signs in time and end up in the hospital, unfortunately, very late, this letter p, it and is designed in order to attract public attention, we need to react as quickly as possible, about 300 such procedures in our vascular center, that is, every day, and already on the table christina began to speak, began to move, so i’m just specially unfolding this conductor, i just want t

you have no idea. >> reporter: christina says she was so happy to hear christopher was all right. uber could not disclose the details. >> it was a gift just seeing you again. i called uber. if you can just tell me he is okay. they are like no, i can't. and i am like, okay. i knew but i tried any way. >> inside of her card from christopher -- [ laughter ] >> i am so appreciative. >> reporter: christopher's mom, so happy to know angels like christina appear when you need them the most down the road. >> these are stories we love to do so glad that they were able to reunite. darren isn't that nice to know angels are along the way? >> yes. thank you for finding them and sharing that story with us. we needed that today. >>> okay, you can see the change already happening out our windows, one of the great things about having a front row view from the bay. get a view of the sky up there if you can. i just want toy see how gray it is. and in the city, looking at plenty of sunshine. that is a big head start tomorrow. great all of the way out. never seen it look like that off of the virtual s

christina lunn dough rooney.rc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence, and former obama white house communications director jennifer palmieri. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. it is yet another extraordinary moment in the 2024 election cycle. with democrats in a state of crisis after president joe biden delivered a disastrous debate performance that fueled voters top concerns about his age and the ability to serve another four years in office. not since the first nixon/kennedy debate in 1960 has a debate had as much potential to shake up a presidential race. this morning there's widespread panic within the democratic party and questions about whether the president should drop out of the race. >> i think it was [ bleep ] disaster. i think it was like maybe the worst debate i've ever seen in my entire life. >> i do think people

christina it is worth _ were very, very hurt. christina it is worth noting _ were very, very hurt.e very, very hurt. christina it is worth noting in that - it is worth noting in that statement that we heard from donald trump on his truth social account that he personally said he was struck by a bullet. he said he felt that bullet go through his ear. he did and that is something as i was texting sources today, it is always unfolding you never know exactly until the fbi gets in that what exactly happened. there were concerns at one point it could have been glass, that it could have hit a teleprompter and that what hit him. he says he was hit by a bullet and we will see what the specifics of that were as this comes out in the next few days. ijust comes out in the next few days. i just want to play for you now and this is a statement that was given to gary 0'donoghue our senior north american correspondent who was there on the ground. this is a witness telling gary the moment that he believes the secret service took down the alleged shooter. so, so, we had a party here all day and you

christina ruffini. iwant a handgun on their hand belt. christina ruffini.ing to ask you about this political atmosphere. i want to read you something from acts, this was posted by something from acts, this was posted bij vance, a republican senator from ohio, also believed to be a potential frontrunner to be a running mate with donald trump. earlier, he wrote, and i want to get your thoughts, "today is notjust to get your thoughts, "today is not just some to get your thoughts, "today is notjust some isolated incident. the central premise of the biden campaign is that president donald trump is an authoritarian fascist who must be stopped at all costs." and then he wrote, "that rhetoric led directly to president trump's attempted assassination." what do you make there of whatjd vance is saying? j make there of what jd vance is sa in: ? .., �* make there of what jd vance is sa int? �* saying? i can't disagree with senator vance. _ saying? i can't disagree with senator vance. i _ saying? i can't disagree with senator vance. i witnessed l saying? i can't disagre

so when christina fernandez came to power as president, they had, among other things, this very seriousternal problem of having to take charge of something that had been going on for so long that it is not possible to forget or ignore. i ask you and anyone who interrogates me, tell me one thing that the israeli mossad with regard to this story, plus the cia and the british intelligence. which are always in the middle of all of this, how come they all fail to come up with something tangible? couldn't they figure out what it was about? it is impossible, so that's why it was decided. when all this about juan jose galiano became known, he had imprisoned police officers from the province of buenosirus who had nothing to do with it, nor were they good people, but it was discovered that when an oral trial was held, they had absolutely nothing to do with it, they all had to be released. in fact, carlos teildin studied law in prison, and when he was released as a lawyer, he was able to fabricate a lot of things in this case with regard. to the money he'd been given, do you gave him the money? it

mmm, definitely not i remember. who, well most likely i, most likely i killed christina, who is christina like a shutter, but it acts like a trigger, so, chick, that’s it, you’re serious, of course. you know these people, chuma, friend of my late husband, when did you last see a citizen, who, chuma, zotin, and after his imprisonment, months, years, 7 ago, or maybe a year ago, i don’t remember. are you sure you don't know him? no, no, i'm not these guys i know. so, is this knife familiar to you? my favorite amazons are funny, right? i saw him somewhere. where is someone, maybe this is your knife, and you lost it, this is not my knife, but i saw it somewhere, you just need to remember who has it, seryoga, she’s playing the fool, can’t you see, yes, well, nothing, nothing, a couple more interrogations she’ll break down, definitely, but we need to work harder with her, seryozha, i’ll send her to moscow to specialists. “let him check for exchangeability, maybe get at least some information out of her, she saw this knife, didn’t i saw, i don’t know, i’ll go and put some tea, but sergei nikolaev

christina says that she herself suffered that evening even.nd the manicurist kristina khruslova, for some reason two yurkshire terriers, doli and leia, turned out to be extreme. it was on them that the deputy head of the local department of the state traffic inspectorate decided to take out his anger at the moment when his beloved told him of her desire to break up. with one hand he grabbed york's share and threw it towards the window. she flew off beaver york alley, he... grabbed her and hit her against the wall, which sent her flying to this place, after which leia whined, wheezed and died, christina recalls that from what she saw, she became hysterical, which angered the brewer even more, then she had to save herself, he hit me on the head, after which i experienced severe physical pain, and after that i i was in the hospital, i had a concussion, i had an ear injury. and after the blow, when i was able to escape, he killed my second dog. christina independently reconstructed the chronology of events using surveillance cameras. this footage

christina, bless mom is now having her ology treated. she's injected with a small dose of wasp on them every 5 weeks to get how about the used to it. the desensitization therapy takes around 5 years is what i'm inclined to tie for the small number of patients may react again and likes to guess that the majority will be protected. uh huh. or insect depending allergies especially will spend them on that's expected. the 98 percent will be protected off to this treatment and up to toughen and always knock this out tops. because the treatment is not yet complete, she always has emergency medication with ha. this case includes a pen containing adrenalin, which can prevent time to for lactic shop, but gives her a peace of mind. no, i least of the single. the other day we went out to eat and i think that was 7. all right, well the top table we were that was friends and i managed to stay that's of the meal. i wouldn't have been able to do that without the treatment of stuff. so that kind of shot into having them as well. so afraid of wasps, like

christina: thank you. caroline: congratulations on the round.the nba has just announced a contract with disney, comcast and amazon. warner bros. unable to match the amazon offer. let's check on markets. clawing back from the lows. nvidia sinking again. st microelectronics in europe claiming depressed demand. intel off. amd also lower. still questioning the ai hype. ♪ sweat isn't sweet. it's salty. lmnt. more electrolytes. zero sugar. you feel the difference when you get it right. stay salty. sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh caroline: universal music group shares fell 30%, marking the biggest decline since ipo in '21. there are barriers with social media platforms. the nba announced a long time tv contract with disney and amazon. warner bros. was unable to match amazon. this will begin fall of next year. this was a tussle. >> w

christina, hello, what 's going on with the prices?t consumers are in no hurry to take out loans. cars are becoming cheaper. in the first 6 months of this year, prices for both new and used cars have decreased. in june, cars were sold from the showroom for an average of 3,600,000 rubles. this is minus 3% since the beginning of the year. used cars cost 8% less, this approximately 2 million rubles. if you look at shorter-term statistics. from may to june , new crossovers from hanci, bmw and toyota, as well as supported volvo, genesis, skoda fabia and peugeot 308, became cheaper. although the demand for cars throughout the country remains at a good level, queues at dealership centers have not yet been observed, and one of the reason is the high cost of loans. the supply in the new segment is increasing as chinese dealer networks are deployed. brands throughout russia, growing accordingly their volume of offers, their level of availability on the market, plus, accordingly , the preferences of probably russian users change a little, they ar