less food and more movements with home exercise equipment was not a lot, but here is such a circle of healthfor sale. in any department store, a built-in figure is provided, dumbbells are a jump rope, and most importantly, the desire to lose these annoying kilograms, the heroine of our today's story has created a real miracle, but this did not bring kapitonov happiness to her. as a child, i was a chubby child , my parents consoled themselves. the boys ignore her. or was 16 when she took herself seriously. one two three four don't be embarrassed, if you can't lift your leg high the muscles need to be stretched. this will have to be a workout on myself. irina has turned into a slender beauty and a boy. the same stick to her feet, but he was no longer interested in her. and in general, no one was needed. the girl avoided friendly companies all her free time. i went in for sports jogging, gymnastic exercises daily. every morning. she did her runs. at this point, she was attacked. he jumped out of bushes behind her. ira came to her senses a few minutes later, bound with a gag in her mouth, she lo

circle of kindness has become, uh, literally a circle of salvation for us. he saves from, uh, the fear of being left without treatment, he inspires confidence, and in the future. what problems in health care have been overcome, and what are yet to come, a we have a problem when the regions delay the filing of applications, in fact we have and for example, there was a situation in one of the regions when an emergency was diagnosed for a child at 1 month old, an application for him went to 5 months. and what has changed with the imposition of sanctions against russia and there was not, but there were several companies that refused to supply medicines for fear of a sanction or direct direct sanctions. but the fund found other ways of supply through parallel imports, so, so to speak, in this children will not be harmed. antosha nefyodov is four and a half years old, and he finally walks for a person, noginsky for all mankind 10 years ago. children with such a diagnosis, spinal muscular trophy, were drawn to complete paralysis and painful death before adulthood. but now from the darkness, there are as many as three effective medicines. he even ceased to feel the support in his legs, that

in order for the paint to pass through the weaving of fabric, the family circle is cared for by the charitable foundation school of health. and you, the refugees and immigrants, started here on the first day of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine on february 24. we started working in the dnipro on february 24 . children held master classes with them. we baked buns, larks cakes, did everything we could . the people were from volnovakha, mariupol. in one of the german cities they collected almost 4,000 euros for their ukrainian peers and gave them to organize leisure activities and treats for small visitors of the family circle of yaroslav movchang and dudko for the voice of america dnipro ukraine very first time our next story is about a person who tries to comfort millions of ukrainian children who because of the war found themselves in in bomb shelters , and ukrainian storytellers sashko lirnyk and oleksandr vlasyuk do it far from their native home, being hundreds of kilometers away from them, recently his film cossack christmas or hell's banner showed as part of the ukrainian film festival in new york, my co

of health decides the regional ministry of health. here, too, in an amicable way. in fact, some kind of instrument of influence is really lacking, another difficult task that the circleod is currently solving. how to provide. vital drugs for children of russian citizens living in the lugansk and donetsk people's republics, all russian citizens, regardless of their place of residence, can receive this the help of russian citizens living in the territory of the end of the luhansk republics, but should have some kind of attachment to the place where this topic will be treated and are very actively and successfully engaged in the powers of the rights of the child under the president of the russian federation alekseevna vova belova here with her we identified their patients and these patients are citizens of russia, but they also received state drugs, they didn’t take them. well, constantly. mom, i can't go anywhere for a walk. well, i mean, i was always with my mom. and so, well, basically, mom is at home. i can take a walk that her ksyusha is developing in no way other children and mother irina kirdan and the sverdlovsk luhansk people's republic noticed in a year and a

of health decides the regional ministry of health. here , too, in an amicable way. in fact, some kind of instrument of influence is really lacking, another difficult task that the circlevital drugs for children of russian citizens living in the lugansk and donetsk people's republics, all citizens of russia, regardless of their place of residence, can receive this assistance from citizens russians living on the territory of donetsk, the luhansk republics, but should have some kind of attachment to the place where this topic will be treated and very actively engaged in the powers of the rights of the child under the president of the russian federation, maria alekseevna vova belova, here, and together with her. we identified these patients and these patients are citizens of russia, but they also received no medicines. well, constantly. mom, i can't go anywhere for a walk. well, that is, i was always with my mother attack. well, basically, mom is at home. i am i can go out there for a walk that her ksyusha is developing in no way other children and mother irina kirdan and the sverdlovsk lugansk people's republic noticed in a year and a half it was 2014 irina tells evil da

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members of donald trump's inner circle are questioned by the fbi over the possible mishandling of classified information, as the mar-a-lago investigation heats up. plus, democrat sweeping climate and health care package signed into law. we will take a look at what's inside the inflation reduction act. we will be back with that in just a moment. 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limimited time. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] vo: as families struggle with inflation- congress and president biden are doing something about it. congress just passed the inflation reduction act, reducing costs for millions of families. it lowers the cost of drugs and ramps up production of american-made clean energy. that means lower energy bills for families jobs for our communities and the boldest plan to take on climate change we've ever seen. the inflation reduction act will “bring relief to millions of people” congress just got it done. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs

also ahead to this out with staging and circles, try one with large scale military exercises in direct response to the visit to the island of u. s. health became nancy pelosi. the chinese defense ministry has confirmed the use of ballistic missiles in the group with a very well welcome to you. this is our to international with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. i was taught with breaking news from the don. yes, people's republic, where officials say 6 people have been killed and at least 7 injured and ukrainian shilling, the regents capital. a warning for you, you might find the following image is disturbing. according to local officials, some 10 projectiles hit tanya city, sent a damaging several buildings including the dorm bass palace hotel where journalists abates. and assistants who are naughty, cameraman was injured during the shelling and is believed to have suffered concussion. the strikes happened just before a commemoration service and a local theatre for a slain of female commander. all those present were evacuated to shelters. canadian journalist diva bartlett, who narrowly escaped being hit by a miss

of the former president's inner circle has been named as a target of this criminal investigation. we know giuliani was expected to appear here last week but his attorneys filed a late motion saying that healthoncerns kept him from traveling by air. a fulton county judge ruled that he had to appear on wednesday giving him plenty of time, he said, to give alternative ways for him to get here. we know in the wake of the 2020 election that giuliani appeared before state legislators here three times to spread conspiracy theories and baseless claims of election fraud. claims that are untrue. how cooperative will he be tomorrow? that's the outstanding question. his attorney in new york says that while his client will appear, he cannot make any guarantees as to how cooperative giuliani will be. >> appreciate the update. >>> let's get important respective from elliot williams. let's walk through the several new develops that are going to be confusing to people at home. let's start, former federal prosecutor, you worked at the justice department, the justice department chooses its work carefully. when you looked at this court filing where they defend trying to keep the affidavit itself secret, they d

circle. congress can also make medicare the first payer and that will lower the cost of health insurance for employers. strengthening older worker borrowing power helps more than older workers. better jobs for older people improve productivity for the whole economy, it helps younger family members, it helps aging communities, those regions of the country with lots of older people stabilize their spending power, and all workers get the leverage they need to improve their jobs. thank you. >> thank you very much and for the very concrete policy ideas. >> thank you members of the committee for inviting me to participate. my name is monique morrissey and i am an economist at the economic policy institute, a nonpartisan think tank created in 1986 to include the need of middle and lower aged workers. the pandemic recession was unusual. it was triggered by social distancing in response to the pandemic, which affected labor supply and demand. services are concentrated in leisure and hospitality while caregiving responsibility loomed large. older workers labor force participation increased as they del

of nuclear weapons is high. mari: you actually mentioned something i want to circle back to representative porter on. there is a global nexus between climate change, health impacts, colonial legacy, and supremacist systems and nuclear weapons. it disproportionately affects front-line and indigenous communities and the devastating experiences of humanitarian issues. you have been incredibly vocal along with other senators about apologizing for the u.s. nuclear legacy in places like the marshall islands. can you speak more to the legacy and work being done on these issues? rep. porter: picking up on what sam said, most people don't know this story. this is part of our history and decision-making. part of our historic national defense strategy. i did not know until i read some articles about it and was immediately struck with how important it was for our government to prepare as much as one ever can and acknowledge the harm we have done. the u.s. conducted 67 nuclear weapons test over the marshall islands. and the yield on those tests work out to about 1.6 hiroshima-sized bombs every day for 12 years. children on the islands thought the nuclear fallout was

of nuclear weapons is high. mari: you actually mentioned something i want to circle back to representative porter on. there is a global nexus between climate change, health impacts, colonial legacy, and supremacist systems and nuclear weapons. it disproportionately affects front-line and indigenous communities and the devastating experiences of humanitarian issues. you have been incredibly vocal along with other senators about apologizing for the u.s. nuclear legacy in places like the marshall islands. can you speak more to the legacy and work being done on these issues? rep. porter: picking up on what sam said, most people don't know this story. this is part of our history and decision-making. part of our historic national defense strategy. i did not know until i read some articles about it and was immediately struck with how important it was for our government to prepare as much as one ever can and acknowledge the harm we have done. the u.s. conducted 67 nuclear weapons test over the marshall islands. and the yield on those tests work out to about 1.6 hiroshima-sized bombs every day for 12 years. children on the islands thought the nuclear fallout was

health of it today. and you get both parties to agree there are no forces and no munitions allowed, you basically draw a circlene party we know that doesn�*t act like that, and that is russia. elsewhere in the country, it�*s been a while since we�*ve seen russian strikes in the north and the west. does that mean russia�*s content with what they have at the moment or should we avoid being lulled into a false sense of security? no, i think the donbas in the east are still russia�*s main concern and it�*s where they applied most of their combat power. in kharkiv, we can�*t say it is safe. there is still frequent shelling. ukraine is focusing on the south, and having lots of advancements, russia thinks it can gain this big win in donbas but for weeks and weeks, they haven�*t moved barely kilometres, if at all. what do you see as being the next stage in this conflict? the next stage will be the liberation of kherson as ukraine continues ot isolate it and the possible avenues of reinforcement. we saw the strike into crimea which just put the black sea fleet at great risk because they lost a lot of russian air force

health of it today. you get both parties to agree there are no forces and no munitions, you basically draw a circle aroundgical, but there is one party we know that doesn't act like that, and that is russia. doesn't act like that, and that is russia-— is russia. elsewhere in the country. — is russia. elsewhere in the country. it's _ is russia. elsewhere in the country, it's been - is russia. elsewhere in the country, it's been a - country, it's been a while since we've seen russian strikes in the north and the west. does that mean russia is content with what they have in the moment or being lulled into a false sense of security? i think the donbas in the east is russia's main concern. we can't say it is safe, focusing on the south, and having lots of advancements, russia thinks it can gain this big win in donbas but four weeks and weeks, they haven't moved barely kilometres, if at all. what do ou see kilometres, if at all. what do you see as — kilometres, if at all. what do you see as being _ kilometres, if at all. what do you see as being the - kilometres, if at all. what do you see as being the next - k

of the circling forward, the hard work of lifting up and building support for abortion rights. the reality is -- it's the same question. people want to make these decisions for themselves. it's a health care decision, it's a private decision, it's a life decision. and so yes no state should be a man in and every state should be strong advocacy. because it's just a disaster for people and have to either travel, and turn to other means. >> or keep up with the hour to, our day today changes. and this is remarkably difficult for people who find themselves pregnant. and hadn't done all of this reading in on it because it did not think they needed to. now they are surprised by this constantly changing laws. nancy, thanks for the work you do and nancy is the president and ceo of the center for reproductive rights. still ahead democrats are inching closer to a legislative win. a sweeping bill that addresses the charred vector of key issues. climate, health care and taxes. standing by him joined by senator bob casey, also the situation could get very serious very quickly. between the world's two largest superpowers, the united states and china. and plus, imagine the day the united states supr

circle? what will you drink, relying on your taste perfectly? i hope this annoying yakovlev's incident did not spoil your acquaintance with the city. today is champagne, let's drink to the health ofay boy. today is the birthday of such a birthday, to be honest, i don’t really like this holiday. today it so coincided that there is. that i want to raise a second toast to andrey for our new friend and main defender of the port. from the dark forces of crime we are lucky andrey what are you with us today? after this terrible story misha we were really friends with him, let's not. andrey, you used to work in the st. petersburg police for 10 years you know, i used to want to work in the police, though, i even studied at the university of the ministry of internal affairs, but then i took up a completely different job. and i really don’t regret it. and in general it is better to stay away from all this. you are walking on the edge. frontiers, this is not about us with the frontiers, but rather to the border guards. and to understand where these boundaries are. we are for hot. over time, there really were buddies, well, probably stressful nerves sleepless nights. they did their job. it wa

. >> it [inaudible] was in the circle of people didn't care about something, i remember when i was a, when they tried to pass health care, and so that was important because he spoke on offered a lot, he had to persuade people including members of congress and people in the different states to not only approve this law, but to sign up. and we ended up doing through all the letters. president obama received thousands of letters and read ten every night, including for people who are saying, you know, these are the issues i am dealing with, i've been through, this is why this is really important. and so we will tell a lot of the stories as a way to help people understand why this writers. and [inaudible] make a difference for. yeah. >> this is a bit short. and also, my good friend just basically put together a much more eloquent version of the question i had. [laughter] so i'm a little bit of a scramble right now. but i think, if i were to shift the perspective a little bit on how [inaudible] a speech would have interest, i think that something that's been talked a lot about the the in this festival is the idea that th

all was kind of like they fell out of the sky basin are acting like they had a circle now that summer you may recall there is about a 70 and 70. were inflation healthng upwards and here's the administration is grasping at a few data points benefiting from what happened in china and declaring victory when in fact policy point of view, there's no reason to believe that inflation is decelerating. eric: of course the passage of the inflation reduction act and administration of state will reduce inflation we have other experts, as well as the congressional budget office that will say little if any impact on inflation what you think the impact will that be and will be seat and decrease because of the legislation in the bill that will be signed. >> let's talk a little bit about what is in there and you see with the ministration is crowing about with a deficit reduction and the energy cost and that is not really transactionally entirely disingenuous and there is a resumption of tax 16.2 percent tax per barrel of imported oil leather petroleum products and that is passed on to the american consumer whether it's at the pump in terms of higher prices the cost

activist and lgbtq rights, mental health and the arts. 2012 book for from the tree, parents of children in the search for identity when the national book critics circle award for nonfiction and chosen as one of the new york times ten best books of 2012. find a way, trouble can change the world published in 2016 and named new york times bestseller and previously wrote noonday demon from a depression that one 2001 national book award in one a pulitzer prize finalist. he will made an award f winning film far fromm the tree availabe on hulu. this evening's event will include an audience q&a so use the q&a at the bottom of the screen if you would like to ask questions as well as if you have a question would like to know the answer to, upload that particular question by clicking the thumbs up button. most important, consider supporting tristan by purchasing a copy of his new book, a link by how do we family along with answers books will be shared in the chat a couple of times this evening to get the release date of his book was moved to june 29, the order you placed in it will be shipped at the end of the month. we are thrilled to have you here joining us

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health and the arts. the 2012 book far from the tree, the search p for identity won te national book critics circle award and was chosen as one of the ten best books of 2012. far and away how travel can change the world was published in 2016 and named a notable book and he previously wrote an atlas teof depression which won the 21 national book award and was a pulitzer prize finalist. most recently he made an award-winning film available on hulu. this evening's event will include an audience q-and-a, so please use the q-and-a button at the bottom of the screen if you would like to ask a question. most importantly please consider supporting by purchasing a copy of the new book from us. a link to buy how do we family will be shared a couple of times this evening. b the release date was moved to june 209th so the order will be placed at the end of the month. trystan, we are pleased to have you tonight, thanks for being here. >> what a pleasure and honor to be here. we have known each other for many years and have been friends and i followed your journey with great engagement and interest even if you know what the journey entailed i

circle back to, to a variant that has a more significant health outcomes and just some vaccine technology is keeping pace with a very instead continue to morphin m mutate. that's certainly a challenge and lots of an investment research development is needed to, to drive that forward. certainly there is incentives just given that the over the last 2 years, the skill consequences that have impacted almost everyone as a result of the pandemic. so we certainly do need that research these research programs to continue there of over 200 various vaccines in development. and the w chose also as supporting these programs to ensure that we're getting a more fast rollout in areas that need the most. so the, the tech from the technology side, as long as we continue to see investment in these arms that work is ongoing behind the scenes, pfizer is a do to announce whether there are a bite on vaccine has as similar a results or perhaps even better protection in future, so all of that work is going on in the background and a thank you so much that sucks on a plastic line for us from london. thank you. well, still, le hit on al jazeera and sports. a tile of 2 south american football action from a fiery knife i

of rent arrears, council tax arrears. it is a constant vicious circle you are stuck on. and my mental healthn on a cattle. i've been having cold cups of tea, just sticking a tea bag in it, in some water. there is only so much you can economise. this is like world war ii relived, but the circumstances are totally different. there is a war or right, the war is between the government not listening and everybody who is trying to tell them what you're saying does not add up. you can't live on £635 on universal credit and expect £1500 outgoing, and that's with sat there in the cold with tea lights heating your home and frightened to death of will you manage to walk six miles a day to go to a library there and backjust to do myjob search, just to come back to a bowl of cereal and water. i really do feel betrayed by borisjohnson. to see him smiling and happy and to know there are millions of people that aren't, it is heart wrenching to see that. there is no help, there is no end to this, itjust looks like it is going to be even worse in a few weeks. yes, the bills are going to get higher in october

provision of proposition b passed by the voter, the top circles are mandated shared administrative service so budget accountic contract administration it, performance human resources, training and health and safety are all mandated to be shared centrally with both departments. as we have gone through the process in the past year and a half, we elected to have some other administrative services be shared and those are on the bottom. policy and communication, sunshine requests, rachel talked bet the records request we get, hearings, we have hearings on trees and hearings on permits, so that will continue to be shared interoffice mail, ada placement, ceqa, we have a in-house staff that daenvironmental review and that is continued to be provided to both departments and fleet services. we all see the fleet from public works so there is management and oversight of that. in the hearings i will provide detailed overviewf the budget but i wanted to give a quick snapshot what the budget looks like. congratulations you have chosen to be commissioners for one of the most complicated budgets ing the sitdy and i'm bias saying that but think is very true. if you look at the budget you get a snapshot