yes, dad, i was extremely strict. sit down at the table when we sat down, say, to dine without asking. i asked you to sit at the table, dad. with one glance, he looked at me, scanned whether the nails were clean, and so on. and then you can sit down the air shaft. it was once but it was deserved, yes, for life left. i'm not at all offended. for this, it had to be done in order to knock it out in the bud, so that yes, and i would remember it. i remember it, dad could shoot with a look. i was very afraid of this look strongly. god forbid i didn't want to. good morning, when i woke up, god forbid good night, that is, some such elementary it would seem the basics, yes, they are heresy, under my skin. i realized that this must be done. it's a must do to greet so when the elder comes in you have to stand up, which is, well, a lot of young guys, it's unfamiliar today. yes, but the elder came and went and went. so now what? hello, at best , yes, i didn’t have such a thing there. he forced me to read somewhere under duress. uh

i'll get really upset if we talk about my dad. yeah, i really love my dad.ad means everything to me. and because the club means everything to him, that's why we do everything that we do. the club is my life and the people. . it's my life. they're all my friends, so i'ml here representing all of them. if the club was to close, i think i'll be dead - in about a year. i would die of boredom. it's just other people comingl here wouldn't be alive people coming here wouldn't be alive either. - getting through the summer period is a huge hurdle. it's always a worry financially for us. i've always lived in clacton. my family are from clacton. so, yeah, i couldn't imagine living anywhere else really. like my dad could never venture out of clacton without having a nosebleed. he is literally born and bred, and he's very proud of that. the pier and the beaches are probably our biggest competitors, because why do you want to be sat inside on a sunny day when you can be out sitting on the pier, having a drink or relaxing on the beach? it's absolutely manic along here. i t

one else saw dad.oves and idolizes you, of course, sits on your neck. and we are there, so we have fun as we can, but we are trying to talk to him. it seems to me that the most important thing is that as a man should talk to a woman, so parents and children should definitely talk. constantly talking not just on gadgets and e in pace with a look and you eat something they give there. don't , don't, don't, you don't have to say, be sure to let it sound trite, but the more you say, it seems to me, the more there will be some kind of performance and and make it clear that everything needs to be learned, that is, dad is what he is doing on stage now on tv. he studied it and somehow mastered the profession. or maybe take it to work. sometimes it goes without saying of course backstage look in the dressing room of course to this success he didn’t hear about him from stories, dad, but he saw, he saw right there, he saw with his own eyes, of course, the natural desire of parents to consider their child the best

dad did a good job, he achieved everything himself, that dad also praises the little one, he was offendedybe yes, because there was little time. yes? somehow they gave. just. well, it wasn't enough. this one. well, football did not play fishing did not go. yes, it might still be different if dad was there. nearby. there is no way, of course, call up. here all this called together spent. well, there was also a little dad once met. mom, we walked together from school. yes, dad met there with us or went to a cafe. i remember it was good too. and there was something that you also see on the street. somehow, my dad ran together to visit us at home, my mother and i lived together, and you could call here, and i don’t know my father to ask him for advice or loans in childhood. no, when i got older i went to college. yes, i called directly so and so even wrote and called. so yes as soon as possible without problems. he gave me all the gifts, well, he gave gifts, of course, in childhood, as many as cars are all toys, all this question arose, and did i come to my place or not? no, well, i came to t

dad went for onions. this is generally a compromise.s so good, by the way, good option is good. all right, i'm blown away, wait a minute. okay, so and so and so and so and so and so is the word. duty duty well , okay, let's say i could say yes, right or wrong ? not right. make it a duty. no wrong. thank you, thank you. oh no. well, what kind of duty are you when a compromise is much closer than a duty is much closer to a compromise. you should now listen to the next explanation on the screen on the same topic, please. pens write that we'll never reveal this song, bye it will not be released, that is, we will not reveal what we are voicing until this cartoon is released. something like protection. well, something is there, it seems that it happens, all children have all even cats and dogs. but it's still, yes. well, because it is necessary to keep promises, but still no. well, because, for example, you argued with your brother. you don’t have to agree, so it’s still sometimes good, and sometimes it’s bad, it’s hard to keep a promise, but

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your dad is wrong. my dad is never wrong to be wrong. maybe everyone. but who is right and who is not in this matter, we can only find out when scientists provide us with evidence of the existence of aliens, though children are a variable. well, thank you, to be honest, i was confused, i didn’t know what nonsense to answer him. they check you with me, too, so it was, thank you, don't worry. tell me egor we have that on the ship friend skillful hands commander. they have their job, we have ours. a good little bit was shown to the kids on the ship and that's enough, we return to the base. all the men , roll up your farm, the tests are over. andrey andrey come and take a look here. look it looks like that he is leaving neutral waters. you don't want to catch that flying dutchman? commander 20 full speed ahead, if his 20 dogs should be here. look, i have a large patrol boat on the radar, moving in our direction. looks like russians. the cargo loaded perfectly. come on kid come back commander we are approaching neutral waters. the course is not to be changed

you forget dad?and ryan had a lot to say. >> you had a choice not to hurt me and richard. you had a choice not to hurt your wife. why did you do that? >> i didn't test anybody. >> look at me right now. >> i'm looking at you. i'm looking at you. >> i can't believe you, man. >> my son. i don't believe -- >> don't call me your son. i don't want to hear that. you're a horrible person for what you did. i just want you to know that you're a horrible person. >> i didn't do anything. >> yes, you did. >> i did not! >> was it hard to tell your dad that you thought he was involved in your mom's murder? >> yeah. it was definitely very, very hard. >> it's hard for you to talk about it now. >> yes, it is. it is. and the person that i had nightmares over was right in front of me, and i was scared. >> and soon, ryan would face his father again, this time in court. coming up -- >> the killing of ariet girgis was because she interrupted a robbery or a drug transaction between ryan and these two suspects. >> a father-s

what happened to your parents, they died, and who did your mother work for, and dad dad was a militaryanted it himself. when you grow up, who do you want to be? or cop or cop or military? it looks like dad wants to be a military man. do you want to be adopted into a family ? why am i used to just hello. hello, how are you? excellent, this is the highest children were told, where are you going, that we are going to our brothers, the russian federation, yes. tell us here how you met your closest relatives and friends, warmed you with warmth. right now, there is such a degree of unity of patriotism that it is simply inconceivable that words cannot convey the most interesting thing, that the children are busy, that they are developing. that's great. and here. i see that there are different people on each table. volunteers provided us. kind people and some different toys and clothes and shoes , we have pencils and pens. that is, we, for that time, we could not take something with us. yes, of course, but here we got everything. but so much purity for love. that's how much attention to us wit

so we agreed dad goes to his office gets back to work grandma. not grandmom and i and we go back to her house in connecticut. and i am just amazed. i'm floored can't believe this can't wait to tell my friends and so then i get home and you know, i share all this great news with mom and dad. can you believe this mom and dad and so then they sit me down and here's a picture of maybe this is the conversation maybe not. and mom introduces me the other facet of this and she said she talks to me about the importance of keeping a low profile. so this was a really memorable week because it was the realization of what the hoover name is of great grandad being a president but also the responsibility in carrying out that name and trying to honor that and carry out. our forbear's wishes as best as possible. so the other story. that i would like to share. is whenever i'm in, iowa. i always think about another famous island. and that is ding darling. now many of you may know ding darling. he was a celebrated cartoonist for the des moines register many many yea

time is screaming, my dad flew there. there my dad starts crying.t know how to calm him down. here and then in once again at home. while i was there, i drove him in a small car to the kindergarten. here we go and the plane flies again. and he looks at me. you know my dad flew far, far away and will never fly back. and i wish i had a dad. here it is behind me. so it clings to me says. can i call you dad, huh? you will come back again vova and he will be dad , you know, i already have tears right there. i stopped right there at the crossroads, hugged him , i say, you can, and now after that he is already 9 years old. so he never called me , dad is different all the time, and little milana , of course, from the very beginning she began to call dad everything, so vladimir brought us. she just started to walk and still held on to the walls for a year and 3 months she was an. and you have someone left in the donbass . brother's children, brother, after 2 years after all this, 3 years ago, he died of cardiac arrest. he could not survive my tragedy, we have

and how to tell him this, because he draws dad in a red robe, because dad is a little lost.ell, of course, there is, so he says, i 'm talking about it. i'm talking, i'm talking to everyone, who hears me, let's do something in this direction. let's do something to consider. that many people were left without documents at all. yes, some puzzles burned down irony of fate. look at the kid in a t-shirt with the british flag, where london city is written, if he knew what he was saying in london city now, let's boris johnson. come on, another evil irony in general must be said that the children were evacuated from orphanages. donbass is now in the rostov region. our colleague yulia baranovskaya talked to them. hello, i am the director of this enterprise at the moment. this tac here we have 155 people. there are three orphanages for children. it will soon be a month and a half since we placed our children here, where they study, study, play and, in a word, live with us. well, that is, they fully live, as they lived before, of course, here is a full real life. psychologists come, tea

can you believe this, mom and dad? so, then they sit me down, and here's a picture of -- well, maybe this is conversation, maybe not. and mom introduces me to the other facet of this and she talks about the importance of keeping a low profile. so this was a really memorable week because it was the realization of what the hoover name is, of great granddad being president, but also the responsibility in carrying out that name and trying to honor that and carry out our fore bearers' wishes as best as possible. so, the other story that i would like to share is whenever i'm in iowa, i always think about another famous iowan, and that is dean darwin. you may know him. he was a celebrated cartoonist for the "des moines register" years ago and won two pulitzer prizes while working for them. he was also really good friends with herbert hoover. well, when hoover was president, he thought wouldn't it be a great to have dean come join us at camp? it was a retreat for him, not far away from the white house, in virginia. so dean met

i want to talk about my dad. my dad's a real smart guy. my dad teaches at m.i.t.ou'd think she's married to the dumbest piece of trash who's ever lived! you'd walk out of a conversation with cheryl edelman, and you'd be like, "i don't know much about that lady, but her husband... illiterate." ( laughter ). i was home-- i was home at the start of the pandemic, and out of nowhere, we're eating dinner, my dad goes, "alex." "yeah, dad? is? "do you want to see an artificial heart?" "yes, please." for a second i was afraid he was going to be like, look." ( laughter ) but he went, okay." this is the kind of weirdo he is. he goes, "okay, i'll go out to the car." my dad's just got a trunk full of hearts, like, the saddest country music song of all time. the man has a trunk full of hehearts and he goes out to the car and gets a cardboard box out of the trunk-- i watch him through the window-- and he comes back with a box and pulls out a heart and it's gorgeous. it's chrome, it's plastic, it looks like a heart. i go, "dad, this is so cool." and my mom, without looking up fro

we watched a documentary of these kids doing, like, kickboxing on the telly and i was saying, "dad, dadwant to go, i wanna go there." straightaway he was on the computer searching where to go, took me along with my brother. so it was kickboxing first and then i got into boxing from then. she liked the dolls and all that, but also, she liked hitting a punch bag. my dollies in the background. she was always beating her brothers up. laughs my aim is to be in the olympics one day. this is what i want to do for the rest of my life is box — boxing. we used to get up 6:00 every morning before school. come on, we got to go out running, you got to carry on, mate, with your fitness and that. how far can ebonie go, she's still at a young age? she's boxed for- england three times and medalled every time. that's it, last one, here we go. - then, obviously we would take her down the boxing gym in the evening where i'd sit in the gym for her for over three hours. she's just returned from winning gold at the european under 22 championships. yeah, i seen nicola adams and i sparred her in preparation for

> jimmy: is your dad an actor?o he started going to auditions. >> and he started crushing. >> jimmy: and did you suggest him for the role on the show? >> no, no. season one, it was before i even wrote this episode. so season one that was an episode where john malkovich's character talks to a chinese counterpart, a chinese scientist. and inadvertently just talking to john, i was hey, you know, my dad is an actor. it's a funny story, just like how i told you. and after the table, i don't know, there is not that many older asian guys out there. it's always the same couple of guys. and i wasn't going to say nothing. but john malkovich was have you thought about jimmy's dad? and i was john, i didn't tell you if he was a good actor or a bad actor. he is just an actor. so i got so nervous. but then i was good. i think he can do it if i just train him, you know. and i went home and i cut together a sizzle reel for my dad, like all the commercials he has done, chinese shows that he has done and sent it to greg daniels, and

would like your dad to remarry. well, i didn't see any woman in our house.married once. and here it is monogamous, the only one. well done. yes, marriage. danae got married the other day. we congratulate you. how are you in the status of a wife is amazing. i have a very caring husband, so i was lucky to have him. we have long called each other husband and wife, so this is already a painting. this is probably a formality. and how long were you together? how passed? the wedding itself? well, it turns out we signed, uh, in the registry office we had a small one. here, right in general, there were very few people there. we just sat around in a small circle. why did yuliana karaulova run away from her husband immediately after the wedding , dmitry was sitting next to me in the provinces, and i spent the first doctor with him the child was not named dima, who poisons the soloist of the factory, irina toneva, go apples . all the underexpenditures, depending on what dose to take the intestines, if a spoiled dead man, like alexander oleshko, is losing weight. filmed

what's dad up to? so he went into the blacksmith shop. and his boys and sometimes they have a mind of their own if you have boys, you know, you really understand this and so he walked in without shoes on. and he got a little too close to where dad was working and he stepped on a very hot coal. well besides the fact that it probably hurts like hell. he left a mark on his foot that was there for the rest of his life and he affectionately called it his brand of iowa or his mark of iowa. and that mark of iowa was with him every step of the way when he was a stanford undergraduate to through his mining career in australia in china and all over the world. during his humanitarian efforts it was with him when he helped saved six million belgians from starvation and then of course the world war i efforts when he helped was food administrator for you for europe saving many lives also as a participant at the paris peace conference. his days as secretary of commerce and of course when he was in the white house and he walked the halls of the capitol a

you hear me, dad worked, you still have only ahead.re our bus is waiting at the entrance to the bank. they took the money to go to the exit to the exit. i said lively. i can work in a position. calm down, no nonsense. ilya will blow everyone up, clearly we are going to the bus. i can’t keep up, we get on the bus, i left, i left. i said move quickly. well done thank you hello on ntv news in yegor's studio face-to-face talks between russia and ukraine resumed in istanbul no gas dmitry peskov said in an interview with american journalists that russia would not do charity work if western countries did not agree to buy russian energy for england

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my dad was just a wonderful decent gentlemen. my greatest -- his greatest regret that he never went to college. my dad used to talk about how middle-class folks were never given a chance, they never would let the country down. they would never let the country down. when they do well, everybody does well. but look, gasoline prices, home heating oil prices continue to go up because of these embargoes on russian oil and other things that were brought on. what happened, there is other ways. my dad used to talk about the standard of living. it cost a lot more money if you have to pay five books -- b ucks for a gallon of gasoline. it affects families. but guess what, if you lower the cost of childcare, it affects your standard of living. that is why we will make sure americans will not take more than 7% of their income on childcare. over 200,000 kids in america, many more adults with type one diabetes take insulin everyday. it cost 10 box to make a bottle of insulin. the average cost is up to a thousand. not going to happen on my watch

but the children are glad that dad is at home. do you believe this?cause he repented, because he loves them, because there they gave him a turn from the gate. well, what do you propose to spy on him again why spy right away watch . your sergey is an opportunist now will lull your vigilance and immediately begin to roam to the left . i wouldn't take it back. and what should i do to wait when he pierces on the next lie? i think he won't keep us waiting long. well, decide for yourself. how to be? thanks, mom. not expected. did not expect. i'm not your enemy. it's great. what's your dad like? what have you already been discharged from the hospital? well, yes, but we normally flew to him so robustly merchandise. in the sense, and the comrades, well, there are gopniks in this park, i walked by and saw dad, ask. seryozha marin hello. hello. seryozha in my soul, i will say that called him back a couple of good options, he's a cool insurance agent, and in two firms they are ready to tear him off. so he won't even lose his salary. why does he need options? he's

i can’t, dad was very modest, he always smiled at my question.ys leave dad, when santa claus came, i see that my father never praised him. so never the people nor me. well, apparently, the son had his own love. here, of course, now glory. maybe it will be in july a year, as his number completely and unconsciously began for 3 days, his condition worsened, on 3 days after the fall she told me and they didn’t say, she couldn’t return something to her father that i spent with you and never forget. thank you that you were for what you are for what you will always be. now we understand why you are so good, you see, the plot was even a surprise for me. i was not ready. everything was removed. so i didn't know, thanks, but by the way, here we were saying that i don't remember some things. yura says, i remember everything. but i don’t remember , it took 10 years to find the footage of the program where you perform as yura shatunov and i ’m sitting on the jury somewhere else, i did five or six parodies there, parodies of you, by the way, i sent it to yuri,

dad, it seems to me that you are just partial to her, but you are carefully trying to hide it .'t care, would you let me know the ad, dad, how many of these ads do you already have? uh-huh dad, if you say hello to explain, there's nothing wrong with that happened, we would continue to live normally. and now you and i are going to swear and it is not clear what else you can do. oh, hello comrade colonel yours to us. well, why in the living room at all he looks, what kind of wave you can’t drag with you around the training ground in a backpack , so you have to let the roots go. eh, well done means an award. well, in general, yes. or maybe to us someone in the school you only women. oh, it would be younger, it would be easier, and so, and you look , they saw you running. hello what fate, well, back, get your dunk, please. it will sleep, then it comes when everything has already been done, three shovels have been broken. we are all here in wet shoes, and you in the choir sing us not a single boss. no. yes, i have a tool in the car. now , well, i'll put you down. i'll help you. do it

other than my dad, really?e first time with all of them? >> we did. >> seth: okay. >> we all sat down and watched it together, and my parents, the thing is, they didn't have scripts. so they had no idea what the movie was about. i tried to explain there's waterbeds, there's pinball machines, and they were trying to follow, but didn't really understand and i'll never forget, my dad, after the movie, he just sat in silence. and we all were like, "dad, are you okay like, what are you thinking? and he stood up in front of all of us and went, "este, actress, 100% [ laughter ] danielle, maybe. [ light laughter ] alana, no, no, she's not how did you know, paul?" he, like, literally could not understand how paul knew that i could act. he did not understand. >> seth: so he was happy he was blown away with how good you were >> he was happy, but he was just, like, so mind blown he never saw it he always wanted este to be the actress. [ laughter ] sorry, este. i'm sorry. >> seth: that must -- i mean, i can't imagine -- it

your dad wants to claim the credit. who made the serena backhand?on the court with my mom growing up, when i was in that age. but when i got a little older, it was just-- i would spend more time with my dad. so it's definitely a mix. >> trevor: okay, and then with regards to your daughter, she has two parents who come from extremely different worlds. i mean their worlds are merging now, funnyly enough. but, you know, you have the tech dad and the superstar sports mom. what's the thing that she sort of gravitates towards more? if you put a computer in front of her or a tennis racket, what is the first thing she would grab? >> well, probably the computer because it has all her little tv shows on it and the movies. so definitely that. but, you know, i'm just-- i'm a fan of tennis. and i definitely root for her to play. but, also, i'm like it could be a lot of pressure, so definitely looking at her playing different sports. we haven't quite decided. and it's so interesting now how parents, i can say, i think of it, because it's like, you know, my parent

my dad will pick me up. what competition areas will my dad get sick of?ant to persuade him not to call the war. okay, come, otherwise he forgot that he even existed. something other than a military uniform. well , you don’t need to follow the color, you don’t need to follow the fashion. mundi gave birth to feasts in the world and in good people. so just like that, goodbye. could you not tell a stranger about your father's wardrobe? well, she's a stranger to us, right? daddy, you bought a cake in the morning and didn’t even give him a bite , but. katya low-calorie yoghurt 1.5 kg and everything for katya uh-huh, so dad , you know what? so, this shirt is fine for you, right? and this is you give some colorblind, also has a belt. yes, and i have a rank of payquidoring a person once again proves that you are not indifferent to him. who are you ignoring yuri sergey through of course invited his daughter did not even remember about him. olya is after all that he has done for himself. okay, give me the phone, i 'll call and invite you. personally, i know how you

there in mom in dad.ere was great love, but how to put it this way it was very difficult to understand each other and then when when they left at all. uh-huh, there it is, in general, when you begin to realize that time is moving on another person elderly, let's let him get up, get up from his chair and reach him, this is work for him. they take time from me and me when it starts to get to me, that is, let's say i call someone's apartment there. yes, i say, where is vasya , where is he, why hasn't he come yet. he says he's out. i say, well, he will come now no, well, in 15, if he does not come in 15 minutes, call me. he needs to go down the corridor, go down and come in, that is, as if time flows differently, for example, it’s harder to get up than sit down. this must be realized. i need to understand this for us in order to communicate with them, each of us is afraid of old age. and so i think, but someone less , so i wanted to ask, yes less. i'm already in the first place, i know that i will definitely

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so i think they think, "dad just talks."to it as well to just come in there and hang out and do -- act like they're working out grab the five-pound dumbbells. >> jimmy: that's awesome >> but that's what they think, is i just work out for a a living >> jimmy: it's a family business for you, really >> yep >> jimmy: it's been in your family who was the first wrestler in your family? >> so it -- i mean, it started with the high chief peter maivia he kind of mentored my father and my uncle, sika and afa, the wild samoans they're a tag team >> jimmy: the wild samoans, aboslutely >> one of the greatest tag teams of all time. hall of famers but actually started -- they -- they were just fans. and, you know, they went to a show back in the day in san francisco at the cow palace >> jimmy: yeah >> peter maivia was a huge star back then in the west coast at the time, back in the territory days and he was wrestling pat patterson. and pat was beating him up pretty good, and my dad and uncle, they jumped from the crowd and kind of got invo

yes, my mum and dad are — share those feelings? dad are also helping _ share those feelings? yes, my mum and dad are also helping our- share those feelings? yes, my mum and dad are also helping our army i share those feelings? yes, my mum and dad are also helping our army in this way because it is very important now, for all the ukrainian army. important now, for all the ukrainian arm . ., ~' important now, for all the ukrainian arm . ., ~ russian air strikes have caused civilian casualties in north, east and south ukraine. in the northern city of chernihiv, ukraine's state emergency service says one person has been killed and another injured due to a fire that erupted in a block of flats after it was hit by an air strike. it's being reported that more than 250 people have been arrested across russia, during protests against the war in ukraine. demonstrations are believed to have taken place across at least 23 cities in russia. protestors could face fines and prison sentences. a week ago, more than five thousand demonstrators were

i think something is wrong with my dad.enly i'm begging you, you don't disappear anymore. okay, are you his daughter? let's adopt her soon, she's good give you jam. okay wait he loves 100, ol well, take advantage of this chance. i will use it myself i wonder how you will use it, if you blow it, i will strangle you. first, already retired. secondly, those who work here are a great chance to lend a helping hand or not, so to speak , and something else better, a man, you know how he loves to be pitied, this one does not like. doesn't like weird. i don't know what he likes. but the strangest thing is that mikhail stopped dreaming about me. but this is good. that is good. and here in these shoes only get married, dear, they don’t need to ask, it’s sad. you know, how much i walked around, i still couldn’t decide to buy them until a week, i chose, i chose, think, let there be a heel. well, as long as you're beautiful. what size are you wearing now, 38, like, 36 wore before. and read what he wrote there. dear natasha, i named my ne

my dad is really brave. _ concern, almost like a weight. yes my dad is really brave.times that he would hear some shots and noises and he has got a little dog as well, a cocker spaniel who is very sensitive to all of that, but he is being very calm, he is not really saying it is just a matter of time and that things will get quite bad and quite dangerous over there. as far as we can see, the situation is getting worse. yes. ithink can see, the situation is getting worse. yes. i think we will definitely have to act to get him out of there, because i know he is just trying to be really brave for us. it isjust just trying to be really brave for us. it is just not that kind of situation where you have to be brave. ~ ., , ., situation where you have to be brave. ~ .,, ., i. i. brave. we hope that you get your father out safely. _ brave. we hope that you get your father out safely. thank - brave. we hope that you get your father out safely. thank you - brave. we hope that you get your father out safely. thank you for l father out safely. thank you for joining us on the prog

don't think it's not because my fiancé dad is very strict.t have promoted, but promoted, because anton was very smart, diligent, ambitious. was but he did not love us, i was offended. and what, but i loved him, and my loved ones were enough for two, and then i would have given birth to a child for him, a son similar to him. everything got better. i know kira let's talk about it. then now we'll talk about the fact that it's important to us that you suspect someone. not i can, if only his exes were here. yes, but envy will do whatever they want, that there were many. yes? well, that's all in the past. antosha said that i was the only one with him. he promised that everything was forever with us and said that all his parties were in the past. and everything is in the past. everything you ca n't just take and leave, you will need a child. and you asked me if i need this child or not? movies on weekends come here even in this kind of money. i just wanted to look at you to see how dad lived in voronezh. hello, we have arrived. i'm already a sister,

did i hear you say your dad is there fight something how old is he?>> my dad is not with the army but what we call the territorial defense. so the territorial defense will those people who are standing at the checkpoints, on the entrances of the cities, the villages. and frankly speaking, i was thinking that my dad would go to western ukraine where he took my mom and that he would stay there. but he decided to come back and. and i asked why are you coming back. he has sick knees so he can't really walk very fast. he told me i will crawl if i have to but i'm not leaving and i will defend the city of kyiv. last couple of days, i wasn't able to get in touch with him. i was extremely worried. my mom was crying all the time because we knew that where he was there were major battles taking place. just yesterday evening, 6:00 in the morning here in ukraine, we got a message that he is okay. he is alive. but that was just extremely tense. and then if i don't hear from my boyfriend a couple of hour, i again start going clay zi because again the situation is ex

where in the world are your- mum and dad? they are nigerian. have ou been mum and dad?le to talk to _ mum and dad? they are nigerian. have you been able to talk to them? - mum and dad? they are nigerian. have you been able to talk to them? yes, i you been able to talk to them? yes, i have you been able to talk to them? yes, i have talked — you been able to talk to them? yes, i have talked to _ you been able to talk to them? yes, i have talked to them. _ you been able to talk to them? yes i have talked to them. there have been power outages from 6pm in the night till the following day ten o'clock in the morning. they were really concerned because they could not reach people and the network was bad. the network was bad. they were really worried, as foreign students in this country. share really worried, as foreign students in this country.— in this country. are there any teachers _ in this country. are there any teachers and _ in this country. are there any teachers and lecturers i in this country. are there any teachers and lecturers that l in this country. are there any

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yes, he is a real hero, dad said that for the medic, russians and germans.nly patients whom he is obliged to help, in general, about five years ago , the letter came from germany, the descendants of one of the captive fathers found and decided to thank him. here, of course, in no way, but they insisted and bought an apartment for him. a good apartment in the center of the grandfather, of course, at first he wrote a will for alice, and then they quarreled, you know, it’s not good to say that about own daughter. well, alice is just like not our own, from childhood she was like that, everything for herself, everything with intent. after all, she even cuts old clothes into pieces before throwing them away just so that the homeless don’t get it, well, everyone has the right to their habits, but she’s so okay here. a year ago, a letter comes again from germany asking. is it true that fedor timofeevich lives in terrible conditions, is dad in shock? i, too, and that it turns out that alice turns out to be a secret letter, slava asked for money. not enough for her. s

you spoken to your dad? . , ., ., dad? i have. he phoned me from muscat, dad? i have.t is _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it is very, _ conversation together. how was he? he is excited. it is very, very - he is excited. it is very, very difficult to see him after all these years and obviously his hair is god white and he has lost a lot of weight, and he has spent five years in basement of a very dirty, vermin infested prison cell, so to see him infested prison cell, so to see him in the flesh, talking, is very surreal and i in the flesh, talking, is very surrealand i am in the flesh, talking, is very surreal and i am sure that he is extremely happy to come back here and finally sleep in a comfortable bed. they don't turn the lights off, it is very famous they have fluorescent lights on 24/7, so all we are thinking about is him coming back tonight and being with his family and being surrounded by people who love him. i'm joined now by dr aniseh bassiri tabrizi, a senior research fellow at royal united services institute. thank you very much indeed fo

i mean go, dad. a dad i hate to bring up. i'm don't bottle up indo fax. me back on saudi. net the month to month a month. if i say yes ma'am. oh for a a a bye. i'm an account with ah with what i have done it off with a little i've been doing a lot been to we haven't got data mumble biopsy, 2nd data. hum, baseball a 1000. but that be on the left on mobile app. indo site, i'm and up at them. go been sassy. marin family had gone been sassik on me that the left the no, not the young had was my gun. think of them, but in fact, i asked them that, but then less that those stick up route then lucky thought, not the nap on tech will not then look the up and then i i love to god a how lucky with my b. b a y portion with everyone. is it a little know what killer president use of column. what do go with the lobby doors? talk about the article applicant on the border of any local gun? i got i met with our group. luckily it bowed up. we'll lay out with that. just a little was being able to get the survey data. well, look up. yes. hello, that, any god. yeah, new, but ye

dad, even though she’s small.ought. this young man alexander does not look like. no, it doesn't look like it, vadim 's father. i believe that this is the father alone, or, as it seems to you, there is something in between. eva and alexander no, we even compared the fingers on his hands, he has the same fingers as you, eva you should have looked measured even by a centimeter, the accuracy is the same as that of vadim you really want him to be yours. i really really want to. but what if this is not so, and she is not your granddaughter after all. you know how much i loved her. so i will love her. i am i will never think that she is someone 's daughter besides us, there is a daughter to him, my granddaughter, even if not my own, but still the child is not to blame. you understand that this happens in life. now, if i am your granddaughter, you can forgive and forget everything, you know, if the son forgives, after him i will forgive, forgive. accordingly, we forgive. i will never reproach and remember. yes, i'm not. m

but what kind of dad did alexey turn out to be?ful dad, that’s right. remarkably, he helped a lot, that is, family life was happy. yes, they had a happy family life. uh, everything was great, and you decided to have a second child. yes absolutely right. we decided to give birth to a second child with natalia, we succeeded. so, between lena and natasha and we have i had a pregnancy. well since i got sick with pneumonia, then u died and i'm having a hard time. it was very, very hard to bear. and at that moment when?

i think, yes, dad asked your forgiveness. no, never.t parents are on the one hand. that's what they said in anger. they just put you next to you and told you when you had peace, when there was consent, when it was simple. well, probably, the truth has surfaced anyway, but i would like it to be under other, of course, circumstances. she is, when these two months have passed, everyone calmed down a little. then you and your parents raised this topic no to death. dad never raised this issue, and when you talked about this topic again in 2010 after his death, yes, she gave me a tag from the hospital. with a surname there are initials, well, how would we date of birth , we have this verochka let's look at her. listratova, tamara nikolaevna is unclear. here you are nick. how did you know that it was tamara nikolaevna already, before the new year, here in 2020, the second i wrote to the registry office of theirs. they wrote to me there that it was tamara nikolaevna alistratova on april 5 fifty-ninth year of birth. it still has your date of bir