is, dad is alive, dad is exactly like that.e end. this is not death either. but this is the beginning of a new life , new stages, treat yourself as a project. you are a cool project, creative, of course, a creative project, admiring your development, and then maybe, maybe these panicky attacks, when all logical failures occur , but the situation is more complicated natalya because if we already have a year, but periodically, increasing here, then, firstly, of course. our phrase, which the editors subtracted from us. so i emphasized it to me, obviously sedatives will not work for this crown on my head again. i decided i'm the only person on earth who means everything needs to be solved without pills. well, as if i can, if you can do it. and if you can't, ask for help with tablets. it's not cool, and it's not cool to go to the doctor. no, you just have to. well, there's grandfather. here he sits, grandfather. this is the squalid grandmother of teachers. this can be seen on a cool person to go to a doctor who will correctly assess

dad was kind, dad was attentive.ngs that i still remember there, but such moments and hmm what well, let's say, there with any holiday. well, what a holiday. we are still sleeping. he woke up very early and ran for flowers. and uh, rude saying we woke up with flowers. here it is around the face. well, that is here. well, i don't know, for me it's a bright holiday on march 8th. it wasn't just him on march 8th. it's a birthday. it's some kind of holidays there mmm. well, he often tried. not well, just like that, i don’t remember, but on holidays. yes, he always did this to both my mother and me, yes to my mother, he still showed me in every possible way that you were already a girl. when yes, that is, not quite a child. no i don't remember, suppose the first rejection of your femininity happened then in childhood he was completely unconscious, but he led you to, say, meet with dad, so that there would be more mutual understanding, so that dad would feel good. as he expressed, and then you grow up and, accordingly, at t

a dad dad is not around.ou are also glad to him, well, as if smiling, i would be a daughter, in principle, everything, yes, well, that's what i see when dad came, when dad is around. dad is also happy, well, just at some point, for some reason, you decided marina that you need to be a boy, that in order for dad to be around you need to be a boy, the child is generally, in principle, oh, he’s sexy, he’s not aware of his for a very long time he does not understand the sex. what is the difference between boys and girls, that is, it's only adults towards him. yes, there girls are dressed in pink, boys are dressed in blue, but the child does not have a sexual gender. in fact, when you asked me about who, there, who decided to become a t-shirt, that is, is it yours or is it not yours? yes, here i am back, as it were, yes, and there is no such thing. well, who is a boy or a girl? just like i want to say that i'm a favorite child. well, in the sense, yes, the child came out. so far , without complete in this sense, t

dad i don't have a dad here. well, i was interested as a child.d that there was a photo in this photo, a handsome man. this is your dad growing up. natalya learned from her aunt that her father anatoly shipilov did not die at all and he was not a pilot at all, but married men from the village of saraktash, who had an affair with natalia afanasyeva's mother but even before birth their daughters separated. here, do you want to go, i 'll take you, your mother, of ​​course i want why? why didn't they come? father opened the door. well, we're in. i asked a question. you knew my mother he said yes he knew he met everything, possibly. ta, maybe you're my daughter, i mean, well, he treats me coldly. well, not like that, just about, daughter there, maria's toad from orenburg, her father's name was anatoly shipilov. he lived in the village, saraktash. everything, as natalya says, but the woman became only about his son from his first marriage. oh, no one else daughter never spoke. there is such andrey and what else besides me? i'm andrey no one else. well,

they discussed everything that was important to dad. do it to say for sure, because after that, when we sat down at home with my mother, dad took out such a big fish and said, well, that's it, now everything turned out, it really happened. i think it's cooler than even recording with him, but then yes, i wrote this song. i don't remember where did you come from? i don't know without me. ah, but here, what, i will not drive away your part, you run away at night, you walk your fires without me. are you sure boshka thank you without me there was such an absolute john lighthouse such an english blues character through the team, which all the best musicians went through and kolya was always famous for the fact that he had fantastic guitarists, always right, that's how you can look at this one. and , of course, we have always been opposed to the girls singing along in the group, and kolya always had amazing girls masha for the word of the subscription, he could let climb, my shred. sorry, we never had backing vocals. i may have confused this

well, mom told me about dad, mom never told me about dad.id that dad went to war and dad did not return. but, when i turned to your program, i asked my grandmother, grandmother, mom's mother is there, what can you tell me, and she told me that my father came, when i was little, and he wanted to live with my mother, my mother refused him because she was already living with another man. he stood, grandmother says. in what year did not want to leave. album where his photo was what was that tall? beautiful and when my mother died i had this photo album. and i can't now find. i don't know where he is. in general, if they don’t show a photo, i will remember it, i’ll say that’s it. i always wondered how he lives, where does he live? do i have siblings for him. well, judging by your story, dad, when he came, he wanted to return to the family and live with you together. ninety-second, because i was born in december 91, he came when i was still crawling. and what is it known, what happened to dad after he and mom broke up, they happened, he has a fami

well, dad dad is a violinist, in general he was a professional.entered the corpse of vladislav golubok's mobile van drone theater, like in belarusian porridge, and played there for very, very many years. papa mikhail lukich recalled how there was a very popular song before the double, if tomorrow is a war, if tomorrow we are on a campaign today, the campaign is ready and the little ones took a stick and like a flute. this is how her lips are. he pressed and hummed this song and played, as if whistling this melody on a flute, if tomorrow there is a war. splinters managed to evacuate from minsk, on which nazi bombs of strength were already raining down, somewhere far, far away in the rear in the rostov region in the town, igor salsk , already in his old age , recalled with warmth lake romanych, the village of egorlyk, there is a song that sang the locals gave him a young cossack walking, igor remembered her well and well. he always sang very willingly , moreover, the local duma recognized igor luchinka as an honorary citizen of the city ; airfield a

[applause] it is wonderful you brought up my dad. my dad grew up on the southside of chicago. he was a fast talking, young man . he listed -- enlisted in the army and ended up in the korean war. he came back he met my mom and they ended up in a small town, in southern indiana, where i showed up. my dad has been gone since 1988. but sometimes i have to remind myself that our three adult children never met my dad. he continues to be such a great influence in my life. he is the best man i ever knew. someone recently observed that he is the secret star of the book. the story referred to says a lot about my dad in the way he raised my three brothers, two sisters, and i. in the chapter entitled, climb euro amount, dad had built a successful business in the small town. a gas station business. it worked out a gas station to pay my way through college. i was a gas station attendant. for the younger people in the room, we will explain later what that was. [laughter] but my dad was a man of strong faith. he most often repeated phrases were climb your own mountain. he said to each one of

he was such a good dad such a good dad.me the most important thing and i would never want them to not have their dad >> but she did want out of the marriage, she said so, those back and forth texts with her dad that day di involve a plot just not murder. >> what did you think he was helping you do >> leave >> how was he going to help yo leave? >> by getting things while w were gone. >> so, she'd keep marc at lunc while carl and two hard hand moved her stuff out of the house. but her dad changed the plan o her, she said. used those men to kill her husband. she swore to us she had no ide when she met her dad at th bank that day, what he'd jus done you're this close to each other, father and daughter. and you're looking in his eyes you're talking to him. he gives no hint that he jus killed your husband? >> not at all. >> and then michelle, what's the expression threw her father under the bus carl killed marc, she said, no because he thought marc wa abusing her, but for money for a piece of the insurance payout >> but you were

i called my dad, dad came and picked me up.idn’t want to answer all the masks, because she hit me and i didn’t miss my mother. i don't even want to see her. she is evil and yarika drinks me. anton yells at me, i feel good here. here my sisters, aunt zhanna, do not offend. dad is kind, i don’t want to see my mother, because she will beat me. mom apologized to me, but i don’t care. i don’t want to communicate with her at all. she came to us, vladimir's mother, she also has something to tell us. let's invite her tatyana vladimirovna come to us. hello studio. well, what did i temporarily say with this, you are a prostitute, i say, in front of everyone else, when we lived with him, someone is fat. yes, you look at yourself like that. look at you personally. ulyana complained. why am i beating my mother? uh-huh beats or it beats with a rope. how old is yarik now five years old? let's get a look. a second now you'll go, this bandage still doesn't cost me everything, well, it's clear that you don't control yourself. this is absolutely

i went to my dad first. my dad was a reserved man who kept his own counsel, and i said to dad, can this possibly be true? how can we be related to jefferson and dad, who was six to freckle faced, red haired? does this sound familiar to you that said to me, well, that's what they say. no more than that. he stopped there eventually i went to my sister and i should tell you that i found her very intimidating because was beautiful and smart and worldly. and i went to her and i said, janice, please explain to me the story that i heard overheard you discussing with dad. and she says, well, in i learned that we were descended from jefferson, from a woman named john peachy. and i'll tell you about aunt peachy in a minute. first, i would like to tell you about the episode in saigon on at the american embassy, where, in fact, she relayed this message of having been related to thomas jefferson. now might have set the scene for you. it's the late sixties. i'm looking at my audience and some of you remember the late sixt

my dad grew u . the challenges he faced. my dad grew u- in the challenges he faced.challenges he faced. my dad grew up in chinatown, he _ the challenges he faced. my dad grew up in chinatown, he was _ the challenges he faced. my dad grew up in chinatown, he was involved - the challenges he faced. my dad grew up in chinatown, he was involved in l up in chinatown, he was involved in drugs and things that i went to prison. it's pretty amazing given what he was before. here's a rough childhood and background and then to turn over a new leaf and start a business from the ground up. when we started he was young and we were young and we just hung out and watched him work sometimes. he was more an artist or a creative so he would draw designs and then we would watch him convert those two designs into 3d products and i thought that was pretty amazing. during 2016 we were doing so well and back then i saw my dad who was always saying that whatever he had,... that's when i started. my brotherjoined in 2019. i thought i would give it a shot to manage the company and he had the i

let's remind you who your dad is. uh, well dad all my life. uh, taught at gitis.hool for many, many years, serving the small theater. therefore, i am very happy for him when a person is 76 years old, and he has three or four works at once, this is really like that. solution it seems to me both my favorite work and my favorite business. and yes, he lives for it. he is such a hereditary workaholic. well, let's talk, then, in general, about your childhood about that circle to which you grew up on nikolai grief. uh-huh, where the traditional as we know the great people of bohemian art live, and as far as i know, from early childhood you were under such patronage, for example. nikita sergeevich mikhalkov nikolina gora is indeed a settlement of workers in science and art, therefore, really, as it were . this environment where we all grew up, i can’t say that it was some kind of major environment, as it was customary then to say , on the contrary, we grew up in the nineties, our great grandparents at this moment and parents received meager salaries of their own. uh, inst

dad in flights and of course, dad flew in, dad is beloved, and grandmother pushed who you love more mom or dad is obvious, apparently, but, apparently, obviously yes dad that was given at 12 years old. my mother had an accident and , in fact, my childhood was over, because , well, how it was changed without me, you need to take care of it. ah, walking again, serious injury. yes? well, yes, yes, there she was in a coma and paralyzed. and in general, dad then also began to drink quietly. so i have two children appeared suddenly fell on you about mom. yes, that's how it happened, you had to ah fully serve mom. mom didn't go, but i have one. household man here, well, cooking, cleaning, of course, there is a duck, all the affairs of social life. so here it is, well , she recovered as fast. to be honest, i don’t remember, well, a year or two, i somehow recovered, then some period. well , everything lived as usual, and i had a stroke. all over again. that is, it turns out that we have always faced growing up. i am traumatized here, well, then death, then illness. that's how i am now then i dis

she lives with her dad. she lives with her dad. yes, she is expecting a child does not give.oes not give three times gave three times gave. well, not that when mom wanted to take it in the evening. this is not a regimen, but with a child , you understand, i understand that you had some kind of agreement. yes, we didn't have an agreement. he walked just to me and excuse me. just coaxed. here he wants so that i was only with him in a sexual way, but i can’t after all this, you just give them away, then from here. that is , you think that the child should live with you, you have the same rights as him. that is , you have the right to say, you know, dads will have a court decision, and then we will decide with whom the daughter will live. it's your right no problem. how is he? he doesn’t beat you, probably, but doesn’t tear the child out of the hands. he voluntarily comes and gives to the child in the morning comes to you. and you again give the child to him. he just comes breaks the door comes in. this is where i will be. uh, apartments. i'm renting an apartment for more than yo

and, as dad, well characterized. and now is on freedom square is the plot of the newsreel soviet belarus 1.000 will play. it was a concert within the framework of the decade of belarusian art in moscow of the games of luchka. and suddenly the father finds out that someone is selling a piano. 600 rub. where did the newly arrived splinterers get such money, but the father is in a hurry, i think that all of a sudden in maryina gorka there is a lot of everything behind the piano and he is looking for money. well, where can you get such a large sum at once? among acquaintances among neighbors there are no rich people, but there is one person who has money. although not his own. this a woman saleswoman is a saleswoman of a local store and her father begs her for this money and buys a piano. this is a trophy instrument and is now very much loved when igor played waltzes, strauss she loved these expressions and these phenomena for years of her life, but suddenly but unexpectedly, but it is not clear how dzerzhinsk having fou

well, for some reason, i then decided that dad would betray me too.contact you at all. and then what with you, i will make an assumption, you will say it is similar to what you experienced or not. and i think there there was a lot of anger repressed once something so unfair. so i should not be a child, like all other children. why is this all happening to me? why should i not asking me. you put me in a location where i should perform the functions that exist, with which i can not cope. well, then, from the age of 12, i began to lose my front teeth, of course. i just had them removed. well, and i have there, well, at the moment there are only 13 of them. for a girl of 12 years old yes, it broke, of course. do you angry on my mother, before this event, you can’t and didn’t get angry. these are different things. well, it seemed to me that they didn’t love like that, they should love me like that. do you remember the thoughts that came with a belt , google could put it there. well, dad, only his army showed for a week did nothing google put, it's natural

and dad is on flights and of course, dad flew in, dad is beloved, and grandmother came across someonee more mom or grandmother. here they gave me at 12 years old. my mother got into an accident and the actual childhood ended, because how did they marry me without me, i had to take care of walking again, there was a serious injury. well, yes, yes, there she was in a coma and paralyzed. and in general, dad then also began to drink quietly. so i have two children appeared suddenly now to my mother. yes, that's how it happened, you had to ah-and fully serve mom. mom didn't go, yes, mixed up with me. household quiet man here, well, cooking cleaning, naturally, there is a duck, all the affairs of some kind of social life there. so here it is. well, she recovered, sort of quickly. to be honest, i don’t remember, well, a year or two, i somehow recovered, then some period. well , everything lived as usual, and i had a stroke. all over again. that is, it turns out, we have always encountered growing up. i'm with an injury. well, then death, then illness. somehow, i later discovered that my inte

what is dad's name dad's name is gennady mikhailovich malinin april 15, 1937 uh-huh, the city of gorkyaccording to my last recollection, he lived in the city of gorky, savrasov street. i don’t remember further. that is, he never came, he didn’t call anything, he didn’t call, he didn’t come after the divorce. we lived in the magadan region after the divorce, he apparently went to this bitter one, and that's all, when i was at school, he apparently tried to somehow interact with me there and sent some postcards. letters from where i remember the address, that it was gorky savrasov, after all, that dad sent, yes, some letters, but my mother skillfully avoided the conversation and said that i didn’t want to talk about it and didn’t let you read the letters. no, well, letters came when i was in school there, third grade, fourth grade. but then he apparently stopped writing, because there was no answer, and that's it, and it turns out that you have a photograph of your father only this yes, only this. photo, and we showed in one of the past programs. maybe you've seen her. i did not see. i d

well, dad, don't be stupid. to marry is at his age. whether? today in the registry office tomorrow retired in this championship in only two types of program. something he 80 years married child. fortitude, listen, grandfather, yes, well, just tell me honestly. are you right, you decided to marry i marry. i'm a gas mask, you still can't. okay, now let's go somewhere. well, washed down, i understand , they brought it to restaurant beer. good evening good. smile at me, please, what am i saying, smile at me, please, it's necessary, i beg you. well, you're sorry, right? i'm mine long open. do you type well? good evening. each journey is a real quest and the first task for them, no matter how creepy it sounds on the one hand, but it is directly related. i don’t know about this underground passage, the swedish mountain - this is a whole archaeological complex. and what is behind us behind our backs is one of the tips of the iceberg. travel and solve cultural and historical puzzles, ready. let's go project stone, scissors, paper, watch on belarus 24 tv

you just gave in, dad says i don't love dad. why do not love you loves me not to be wiser.tically, it can lead to well to the development, well, psychopathology for sure. i don’t know, i can now voice what we spent with the child. yes, a little test. it's called kinetic family drawing, when a child is given the task of drawing a family so that someone does something. in this family, he starts drawing this person. here is this person yes yes to the biggest one, when i ask who it is. he says that this is a mother who is standing at the stove, by the way, quite standard actions when children start drawing like this, but i want to pay attention. uh, at the age of 7 , a child, as a rule , should draw in sufficient detail, as well as a figure, a face, and eyes. there is a complete absence, purely schematically drawn, and then he goes to the details. not drawing the rest of the family. and when i ask, well, then, probably, someone to draw. he started drawing an ant cat , another rybak cat, and then he drew this figure. i asked in general, who did you draw, he said that this would

my dad crew u- in challenges with the bbc. my dad grew up in chinatown _ challenges with the bbc.wn and - challenges with the bbc. my dad grew up in chinatown and got - grew up in chinatown and got involved in drugs and things like that, i went to visit a few times. it is pretty amazing given what he was before. he didn't —— he had a rough childhood and background and then to actually turn a new and build a business from the ground up. when he first started, we went to his office and just hung out and watched him work sometimes. he is more of an artist, creative, so he would draw some designs and then watch him convert those duty designs into 3d products and i thought that was pretty amazing. during 2016 we were doing so well and back then i saw my dad, with whatever he had and that is when i started. my had and that is when i started. my brotherjoined in 2019 so i thought i would try to give it a shot to manage the company back then. and he got he would sort of pass on the baton. i guess it is not easy giving up control after more than 30 years of running the business. so there a

it's not just my dad who can't stand him. we wanted rent an apartment does not accept the situation, so we can not live with my mother in the same apartment, because she is not intelligent enough. my mother at the sight of you at all. we can help each other. this is the plan you say, mother, that you broke up with your deer , bring me your new girlfriend, but i 'll try to make it. it seems that olenka will show up after that, mother, saints. so when you say that you left me returned to the ex, mom will be happy, but funny yes, this is brilliant and you will answer. help me my dad to endure a little squishy. and you're just right for this role . and after that, papa may accept an excellent plan for stas, but my mother and i have developed a trusting relationship since childhood. we do not deceive each other. thank you. could you send my dimka to some pedagogical practice?

his dad or aunt valerie.call her silent val by the way we never hear from her but she is vicious. maybe he wanted to look nice for when he played binder. >> dad, he has a question. >> what's your question? >> what's the top [inaudible] >> what's the top what? >> [inaudible] >> push back and everyone push up. >> success? >> making sure that we don't all have covid. what are you talking about? >> what's the key to success? >> what's the key to success? you know what i found out the key to success is that i'm not sure i'm the best guy to explain it. >> jesse: joe will only take questions from kids. and he still needs help. and where is jill? this is jill's job. but tagging along with dad is nothing new for hunter the man-child. air force 2 to china. air force 1 to ireland, he has been doing that his whole life would were with my dad cons constantly go with cad whenever whatever we wanted. we probably took advantage of it a little too much sometimes. but, so we were, you know, we would be on the train with him do

yeah.— your dad. yeah. richard eventually _ your dad. yeah. richard eventually made - your dad.yeah. richard eventually made it to i your dad. yeah. richard - eventually made it to tripoli and then in 2011 when gadarfi's regime fell, he decided to attempt crossing. when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrived, what was that feeling like? for you? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was... "finally, i have seen light." richard, i got something to show you. wow. can i have it? yeah. quietly: wow. so grateful to have it back. wow, thank you very much. how many years? 2014? yes. it's expired! laughter. it's expired, my brother! richard found his way from lampedusa to bremen, germany, where he now works as a forklift truck driver. now that you are in europe, is that what you imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa, i thought europe, things are easy. you get money easy. but it's not like that — you have to work hard. but at home, there was no plan for me to leave my house or to survive so, i would say i'm grateful to be here. i've been looking for one person, one story

i just want to know how you rented an apartment if my dad is not in the city, dad, no, diman has a girlfriendou've already screwed up. well, how much can you? elizaveta come back , pavel . looks like he's going home. okay, i'll be there soon. i don't understand what's going on dad's mobile not available. dima manages his apartment. calm down, let's keep watching. can you take me with you? go. ukhov sergei razminovich, his name is 40 years old, he has been brought to the police for robbery, plus he deftly called several times for inflicting royal corporal punishment on the junior. but about renting apartments. so far, i have not found anything, but what is not familiar. it is a fact early to make such meetings. try to remove that they understood the road there, no need. give better sound from phone object. well what should i do with him, but now your brother knows that he is being watched, not yet everyone. i have a good apartment. any question write a picture from the camera of your father's phone. trying a little patience sent. let's look at your dad's attention on the screen, i'm displaying

, dad, dad behind them. but the u. s. star, treasury because you know, the u. s. has sat the fact of vito in those organizations. i'm not saying that that there is no problem in developing countries. i mean, there's a lot of bar cases of but the mismanagement and corruption and so, and so, you know, i can, the generalize over the whole developing world the i m f at lisa has said kind of moderate to does that. the of you the in the last that they kid or so so maybe it is that the some hope there i asked for that did cancellation. yes. you know, dad is this our concept about audio stead? yeah. so at the core of bridge, im sorry dad, the taking on his dad said though with kickbacks and so on. so dar, this is so intentionally recognized concepts rich countries had to accept that. that is that, that's will not be paid. i made that they were that simply on sa cinnamon. so we need to start some kind of back global deal on this individual countries. so we'll find it very difficult to do it. so on the topic of climat

this is mom, this is dad. and this is me. what is today's date a 21? close, i'm afraid.. why were they caught? listen, how can i find a nyushka, and we have a lot of nyusha and tanya and tanya and tanya on every street. we have a lot of nyusha, the funniest one for me. it's scary to see it, it's important. listen, you know that i don't know yet, but i 'm taking you with one boy, he doesn't know anything either, but you same not increasingly-??? will advise, she, too , nothing not knows. well, you tell her let's go. the hostages were placed. here , the territory of the warehouses is surrounded by barbed wire at the corners of the tower with machine guns badly. when the execution is scheduled, when the colonel arrives from minsk. at what time the colonel is to arrive, which is about 3 hours. you are guaranteed a life if you are frank. when is the execution of the hostages scheduled? tomorrow at 11 i am eleven. and why did you go to the zapoiisk inspection now all partisans, but i went and says, left in connection with the versions of the partisan himself can do nothing. re

: yes, they said, their dad was innocent.eir dad, so be it. coming up >> she lived a whole different lifestyle. she lived her churc lifestyle, her homelife styl and then her online dating lifestyle. >> the things we were able t find and confirm on the laptop were not normal dating relationships. most of those relationships can be confirmed that they were only sexual i nature >> reporter: chanin's privat life was about to become ver public >> we can verify at least te men that she was meeting wit electronically, most of whic she had met one on one >> a string of strangers, no potential suspects. when dateline continues away things. fit together with away things. ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ mario! that'woo-hoo!ing. [ ominous music playing ] woo-hoo! i >> first the of rest of clay starbucks for the murder of hi ex wife shannon starbucks youn to be playing out like a movie plot, in hindsight it seemed obvious that these two shannon's close friends an family - >> we knew that clay killed he just because he had been stalking her, cau

they only pay 80% of their taxes in your moms and dads played 20 or 25% of the taxes.have to make sure that everybody pays their fair share. yes, honey. >> what your favorite part about being president? >> my favorite part about being president is doing what i'm doing right now looking the american people in the eye and ask what's on their minds. i really mean that. that's my favorite part. >> what's your favorite room in the white house? my favorite room in the white house as the room off of the bedroom. i'm able to go in there and write my speeches and do a lot of things very quietly and i also like a little place called the oval office or that's a pretty neat place too. thank you. what is your question, honey? when he became president did it take you while to get used to everyone crowding you and taking pictures? >> it did a little bit but i had an advantage when i became president. for eight years i had shown up every single day in the oval office as vice president so i got used to being with barack and being in that circumstance. it wasn't like all of a sudden i w

my dad came from _ challenges with the bbc. my dad came from chinatown _ challenges with the bbc.m chinatown and - challenges with the bbc. my dad came from chinatown and got. came from chinatown and got involved with drugs and so on and it's amazing given what she was before, he had a rough childhood and back on and then to actually turn over a new leaf and grow a business from ground up. when he started we were young and we went to his office and we hung out and watch them work sometimes. he's more of an artist, a creative, so he would draw designs and we would watch him convert those 2d designs into 3d products and i thought that was amazing. in 2016 he wasn't doing so well and back then my dad always said whatever he had he was going to give it to us in any way. that's when i started. my brotherjoined in 2019 so i thought i would try and give it a shot to manage the company back then. and he thought it was a good idea. to pass on the bets on. i guess it's not easy giving up control after more than 30 years of running the business. sirthere than 30 years of running the business

well, once my dad offered me such an option.r. that is, i went into the office with my dad, but the narcologist, how are they narcologists psychologists. they are two in one. that is, she talked to me right in front of dad and said that no matter how you spend money. in vain, she herself perfectly fine not to drink, that is, to nothing. and that's what the doctor said. yes, this story you have a strong will. you can quit at any time. it hasn't worked since a certain point. the time has already come for you when you don’t need to honestly come to undergo therapy undergo rehabilitation to change all your views on life habits, then there will be a chance to be blunt. i offer you this help. well , i just don’t have such an opportunity to reduce it somewhere in the clinic or come to be treated, there are a lot of relatives there. ludmila wanted to come to our program, but for some inexplicable reason did not arrive. we realized that in this story, not everything is so simple and carried out. naturally, your own investigation. meet th

and i asked if the dad had a cell phone and why didn't he use the cell phone? like this and he said, i can't, it' in his pocket and he's on fire how he killed the man and almost murdered the boy. >> but now these stalkin letters from roberto's kille almost taking prideful delight and how he killed the man, and almost murdered the boy. who could it be? who would do such a thing? and why? then, four days after th diagram showed up, one of th alpha males of the moore cla walked in the front door walked in the front door wanted to help catch the killer and told the detectives he had an important audio to share. answering machines that hi nephew pete left on his phone. >> coming up, investigator discover a brand-new suspect >> we may somebody have else t look at. >> but who are the hunters and who are the hunted >> and all of a sudden the tir went flat. when "dateline" continues. evidence, someone comes afte them, leaving a taunting message out in the fields. and you go through artificial tears in the blink of an eye, you, come find me. >> when "dateline" continues

just don't hurt your dad, okay? nobody hurts your dad. let me eat.ou nastya i was just afraid to say that i'm married so as not to lose you . all this time you've been lying to me, please forgive me. you don't know much, but i'm ready to do everything for you, believe me. any woman, i want a family and children. what are you are you silent? my wife is sick. i didn't want to tell. but even before we met. a year and a half later, i found out about the infidelities of my wife, started the divorce proceedings, and a week later she became ill. the doctors diagnosed irina as terminally ill. i cannot divorce her. i don't understand why you didn't tell me all this at once, because this is our trouble with her. i wouldn't want her to be sorry. and most importantly, i was afraid that you would not want to see me anymore. why forgive you, dear? not only you please don't tell anyone about this, okay? it's modern medicine now, come on. you think we haven't done everything, maybe we did? after chemo and radiotherapy , i feel better now. he says it won't be long. a

i had two great parents, my man dad and bill, and dad was the best.both them born just before the depression. growing up during the depression, dad lost his mother very early age, dirt poor father, an alcoholic raised by an odd charlestown in boston and hardscrabble lives of during the depression goes into the u.s. navy 1944. at age 18 serious and the pacific on an aircraft carrier during all the kamikaze attacks attacks. i'm on on the beneficiary extraordinary parents. i grew up in a water flat in boston that we used to heat water on the stove to take baths and then get showers. so i went in the u.s. army in 1967 and i'd look at their lives and i'd always marvel that because if you ask dad about life, he would say he had a good life. and i at their lives and out of the lives that myself, vicki, have had the good fortune that we've had. and it just seemed that it was just an always a tough life, always trying to have enough money to take care of the kids, etc., and but he had this spirit about him and i think it was the spirit of that the greatest gen

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we lived in riga, what dad and mom did, mom was a housewife, and dad worked at the institute of civilere. he was a turner, a carpenter. he was a jack-of-all-trades , he was full of them, dad and mom wanted you to become who, so that i became a confectioner, and i became a furrier. i wonder how there are some at the same time. why did dad and mom want you such a sweet share? maybe they missed it when they were kids. well, naturally, therefore , food is closer to food, because a furrier is such a male profession. this is work with skins with skins. yes, but i already worked with dressed skins. it was a cutter who worked. it's your choice , my choice. and when the wind was born, you looked at him and said about the head of the pumpkin , the general will be somewhere a pike, who would you like to see him? i don't know, well, the first one who noticed some kind of talent. well, you see the teacher in the kindergarten, that the boy sings correctly, and he and, probably, it all started. there was a bird's remote mooring. where my mother rocked my young cradle, and then the ships that's the t

uh, my dad helped. wow.rovich derbeneva from our joint song with me. you and i, well, the monument was left by these dad igor and we are very big thanks to the kingdom of heaven let's, let's see what other masterpieces igor mateta wrote for the masses of attention. well, let's play a peasant at least a little at the table of the guys in uh with masha, we'll sing all together. downstream , they will come to us to play. i know that you don't love me. you don't even trying to build a prime minister's family on the russia channel how much could anyone take? and chose you. how many years are creeping in front of you, they are love. not caresses, and did not wait. now with him often see i have such a life. i dreamed for my son. i wanted to say that i will say first, we will now have three. on monday at 21:20 on the russia channel it is to run to reach to jump to achieve. this is let's go further, which does not leave indifferent millions and trust in each other and the soul that lives in front of our champion, whi