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there were allegations about chris pincher way back in the may government, which he denied when they be correct. he was then promoted into government, he became a minister, on the specific allegations the prime minister did not know and i think you know, he, as soon as he found out, he acted decisively. there are also claims the prime minister referred to pincher by name, pincher by nature. downing street hasn't denied that. but number ten said it wasn't appropriate to stop his appointment because of unsubstantiated allegations. we've got a prime minister with no judgment who is consistently putting his own interests before the interest of the country. this is a very, very sorry saga. it's on repeat, i'm afraid, for this prime minister. there will now be an investigation into chris pincher by parliament's independent complaints scheme, but that could take months and in the meantime he remains an independent mp. nick eardley, bbc news, westminster. i'm joined from westminster by our political correspondent ione wells. speaker tell us more about what borisjohnson speaker tell us more a

evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that north divide and deny that. when this i have invited many deer and well known guests, and i would like to invite you to an end ah, this week on world stories rebels, ravage cities in ethiopia, india, pioneers, and e mobility. but we begin in ukraine, where president zalinski had long awaited the 1st heavy weapons from germany. now they have arrived. but in western weapons, turn the tide of war. these american built rocket launchers, a key of new pride and joy, finally delivered after months of increasingly desperate requests that able to hit targets 8 climates away with greater accuracy than any artillery ukraine or russia for that matter currently have in their arsenals. that means ukraine can now hit russian positions that fear of return. fire is only one problem. ukraine has 4 of them. for mostly though, this war is still being fought with tactics that haven't changed significantly since world war 2. much of the equipment is more the 50 years old, except the russia has a lot more of it. and ukraine is starting to

made backin allegations about chris pincher made back in the theresa may government, which he denied. whenere found to not be correct. he was promoted and became a minister. 0n the specific allegations, the prime minister did not know and i think he as soon as he found out acted decisively. there are also claims _ he found out acted decisively. there are also claims the _ he found out acted decisively. there are also claims the prime _ he found out acted decisively. there are also claims the prime minister referred to pincher by name, picture by nature. downing street hasn't denied that. number 10 said it wasn't appropriate to stop his appointment because of unsubstantiated allegations. we've not a prime unsubstantiated allegations. we've got a prime minister _ unsubstantiated allegations. we've got a prime minister with _ unsubstantiated allegations. we've got a prime minister with no - got a prime minister with no judgment is consistently putting his own interest before the interest of the country. so this is a very, very sorry saga and its repeat, i'm afraid. ., , ., afraid. there will

it's all of these nonsensical reasons to delay and deny, when they passed the exact same bill on june changed. >> so pat toomey, the republican from pennsylvania, he says it's his amendment. >> it should say patriot pat toomey. that's his given moniker. >> so his amendment is the one we're talking about, this is all held up over he says -- his amendment addresses how this $400 billion can be spent. he says as it's unrelated, the money can be used for things not for veterans. >> that's nonsense. the v.a. secretary still has to go in every year and explain the appropriation and the use. and the spending of the money is related to the bill. it's not a slush fund. but if you want to talk about slush funds, if senator toomey wants to explain his fiscal conservatism, why it is that he voted, you know, every year we vote for what's called the oco, a $70 billion fund that goes on top of the $600 billion or $700 billion that the pentagon already gets. and it's unaccountable. there are no guard rails. it truly can be spent on pretty much whatever they want to spend it on it. toomey's never rais

denis when the otis enterprise will start working again in russia and in full according to the wine industry is fine about the enterprise and jobs are preserved equipment and technologies, even the supply of spare parts, and all this will work already on next week. the american company otis has announced that it is selling its russian assets. this is a plant in st. petersburg, which can produce up to 7,000 elevators per year, as well as a service network as early as march. otis stopped accepting new orders for equipment in russia and explained this by the events in ukraine and with fights in deliveries to buyers of russian business, otis became armen sargsyan's russian holding s8 capital, he owns the lottery distributor, stoloto and as it is said. the site deals with it-technologies, finance, retail, telecom and the amount of the transaction, as is now customary, is not disclosed to the media, but the deputy prime minister has already commented on it. head of the ministry of industry and trade. denis mantorov according to him, equipment and technologies remain in the russian site, jobs remai

he known this before, named pinch or bite nature and he didn't deny that. when interview. what we heard is first a clip of boris johnson apologising clearly too late to stop these two resignations. he had been in the tea rooms in parliament trying to basically shore up some support. but this all came too late. it will be interesting to see if there are above and beyond for letters that are excoriating of rishi sunak end of sajid javid that talk about integrity, talk about leadership, talk about standards basically failing on all those and that the prime minister has lost their confidence. whether they will then choose to make further statements to the media or in deed to parliament and how damaging those could be, ithink to parliament and how damaging those could be, i think those are very big questions for a prime minister who is battled and besieged tonight. we will see if they want to say anything further. certainly when sajid javid spoke to the press earlier he declined to add to what is written in his letter. we've seen the daily telegraph front page for tomorrow. let

a fact that he took pains not to admit to, but also did not deny when questioned about it under oath. to be a fly on the wall during steve mnuchins a testimony to the january 6th investigation. which is showing no signs of slowing down. today, trump's former chief of staff mick mulvaney also met with the congressional investigation. nbc news caught up with him on his way to thet interview. >> what do you plan to tell the committee y today? >>te the truth. how about that for starters? >> and you were asked to come in or did you volunteer to come in? >> i was asked to come in. >> subpoena or no? >> i was asked to come in. >> i was honestly just asked to come in. you will remember that mick mulvaney, wore a variety of different hats during the trump administration, starting off as director of theni office of management and budget, to a short stint of trump's chief of staff, culminating as being the special envoy to northern ireland. but the night of the january 6th riot, mr. mulvaney resigned his position telling cnbc at the time that heti called up secrety of state pompeo and told him,

the fact that he took pains not to admit to, but also did not deny when questionned about it under oath. oh to be a fly on the wall during steve mnuchin's testimony to the january six investigation. which is showing no signs of slowing down. today, trump's former chief of staff mick mulvaney also met with a congressional investigation. nbc news caught up with him on his way to the interview. what do you plan on trying to convey? today >> the truth about that for a start. >> i was honestly just asked to >> subpoena or no? >> i honestly was asked to come in. >> i was honestly just asked to come in. remembered that mick mulvaney was a variety of different hats during the trump administration. setting up a director of the office of management of budget, to a short stint of trump's chief of staff. culminating being a special convoy to northern ireland. with a night of the genetics right mr. mulvaney resigned's position telling cnbc at the time that he called the secretary of state mike pompeo, and told him quote, i can't do it. i can't stay. mick mulvaney also recently said that he believes

miles: meanwhile, the evidence has become much harder to deny when superstorm sandy hit the new york2012. the atmosphere chang. al roker: i think people were just blown away by how this system behave and what it did. most people are looking at this going, what the heck's going on here? and looking for answers. and the answers are, by and large, climate change. miles: at about the same time, climate central and george mason university developed a service called climate matters. it provides tv meteorologists a weekly package featuring the latest vetted climate science along with broadcast-ready graphics. jeff berardelli is one of about 1100 tv forecasters now using climate matters content. jeff berardelli: we have a choice to how much warmer we get. and that depends on how inflated we let greenhouse gases get. bernadette placky: i do think that climate matters had a role in changing where the tv meteorology community was bringing them along, helping them understand the connections between weather and climate change and helping them inform their communities. the needle has been moved in

that's something that trump's son-in-law and former senior adviser jared kushner did not deny when he was asked about it by the committee. but you may recall, he did dismiss cipollone. >> i know that, you know, he was always -- him and the team were always saying, oh, we're going to resign, we're not going to be here if this happens, if that happens. so, i took it up to just be whining to just be honest with you. >> whining. okay. and tomorrow that former white house counsel will be under oath testifying formally for the first time about donald trump in the days before, during, and after january 6th. unlike cassidy hutchinson, the former mark meadows aide who testified last week, we are not going to hear this testimony in real time. but it will be recorded and transcribed. that means there's a good chance that the american public will get a look at at least some of his words at some point. maybe, who knows, even in next week's hearings. of course it could be a very different pat cipollone than the one that we've seen in public before. you might remember him. he took center stage on ca

. >> judge judy: now, there came a time when she and her husband came to you for a loan. >> yes. >> judge judy: they don't deny that. when was that? >> approximately late 2013, 2014. i don't have the original date. >> judge judy: do you remember when you came to him for the loan? >> february 2014. >> judge judy: and how much money did he loan you? >> $1,200. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> no. >> judge judy: how much? >> i loaned them two different times for a total of $2,800. >> judge judy: did you give them check or cash? >> i gave them cash. >> judge judy: and they, at some point, started to pay you back. >> yes. >> judge judy: when? >> october of 2014, i was given a check for $2,000 which did not go through. at that point -- >> judge judy: do you have that check? >> yes. >> judge judy: i'd like to take a look at it. and when you say it did not go through,wa

they get denied when they shouldn't.they have trouble putting together their claim, getting them that documentation, it's that era. miss jackson-lee and i have both been working on medical legal partnership bills to try to make sure we've got more services, legal aid services for veterans. and this country, we don't provide legal services to immigrants. i'm curious if each of our panelists could speak to what's do you think that providing some legal aid to veterans who might be seeking legal status would be helpful? maybe starting with miss mcdonald. >> congresswoman, we certainly know that there are veterans, both those who are seeking procedures through the immigration system, and those who encounter the legal system in other ways who need legal aid. in order to support them, we've made available on our website a unification of resources, pro bono legal services they might access. this is also available through the resource center that was launched in coordination with the portal in february, as part of immvi. we recog

the latest being a government official being accused of groping which johnson denied knowing when he appointed him to the role. he later admitted he lied. he did express some remorse he wasn't able to fulfill everything he set out to do while in office. >> i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but them's the breaks. >> johnson says he'll remain in office until a new prime minister is chosen. the list of likely contenders to replace him includes the recently resigned treasury chief and one of his foreign secretaries. >>> the city of san jose is standing with ukraine by donating more than $1 million worth of life-saving equipment for ukrainian firefighters. the mayor made that announcement today in partnership with the san jose fire department. the donations includeunof kits, tanks. >> there are hundreds of self-contained breathing apparatus provide first responders with breathable air and protects them against toxic life-threatening smoke. as we know, as we see the bombings and attacks in ukrainian apartment buildings and other locations. >> a repr

he's not confirmed that, but he hasn't denied it when we put that to him some weeks ago, at the firstlfer to sign up to date, john, dustinjohnson, rumoured to be earning around to £120 million for his participation. but for those big stars, it does rather raise the question like, why are you risking your legacy? but i guess, once again, it shows that saudi arabia's investors — and this is being done through the country's sovereign wealth fund, the same organisation that bought newcastle united — they believe that this can become the big thing in golf, the number one tour. so, when you put this sportswashing allegation to them, they say, "no, that's underestimating our motive. this is a good business investment. we believe it makes sense." but that remains to be seen. dan roan, the bbc�*s sports editor. there was a time when people used to say that politics should be kept out of sport, but we've all long since passed that point. international sport is often just another area of politics, and as the world becomes a scarier, more threatening place, so sport seems to get drawn in to the a

i have been to 19 that was denied when i went to mission 30 years ago. i have known marco since the first day i think such incredible assets to have the baobab on mission street because it's life. it's music. it's bringing people together in the human manor. i believe that he deserves to prove he's honest and has community value. he's responsible and make >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> my adopted name is aphoa. i have traveled to other countries in africa we call the mother land. when i went to visit baobab. this is senegal. this is senegal here in our area. i have been to baobab to get the food and music. be a appreciative of the culture they are brought here. i thank you deeply. when you are dancing to music you didn't really here but i have never had any loud music, you know, in my experience and now that i live-in oakland i don't get a chance to come over as often. of course i'm older and didn't travel until a group of friends in the past and now in the future we are sure to come to baobab and enjoy and appreciate the experience. >> thank y

denies the allegations. the bbc says it was aware of at least one alleged complaint. the bbc now says it has received a total of six complaints but has not confirmed whenory. she was 19 when she travelled to meet westwood in london. when i got there, he was in a car and then the next thing, he's undone his trousers. he tapped me to turn around and look at the fact he's exposing himself. so i've looked, and i've seen and i'm like, oh, no. like, oh, my god. tim westwood strenuously denies all the allegations, but as well as being an international club dj, the 64—year—old had a nearly 20—year career at the bbc, fronting shows on radio 1 and 1xtra. back in april, in a statement, the bbc said... the next day, the director general tim davie said... i've seen no evidence of complaints. i've seen no evidence, i've asked and we've looked at our records, and we've seen no records. but it turns out there was evidence. because the bbc now says it received six complaints, of which at least one was raised before the allegations were broadcast. in fact, it had been referred to police. the corporation has declined to clarify whether the other five complaints were made

well, when he came to me and said that her mother did not get pregnant. i tell denisrly, because i say. well, she already has a son in the first place, well, we already get a husband, while you live with each other, you will rub on you, you don’t know him and her well. you don’t know, the more you understand, he has pilipsia, he gets convulsions all the time. that's why they don't hire him. i say you can have an abortion. maybe while she said she can't, because she has some problems as a woman. what means have an abortion. and if after this procedure there will never be children, but i just said the ninja of evil, but we left the child, and the son himself pleased. yes, he was happy. in general, just such a proud became a father, soon such a chest he directly grew. it became just like that. here's a happy one. and when valeria was born, you met her from the hospital, of course, the first granddaughter, how about some kind of joy? i even bought gifts and went he didn’t have any money, because he had fun there with friends at home, something was going on there. there, i

but it was at the right time, or the time, of china's as send denies city when the united states ands were looking for stronger regional support.s states and others were looking for stronger regional support. >> and of course more shock within japan itself. let's go to a professor of japanese politics. thank you so much for joining us. i just want to talk a bit about what we saw unfold earlier today. it was such a shocking scene for everyone. but a lot of people outside the country really surprised to see the former prime minister so unprotected, but that is the culture in japan, isn't it. people have access to politicians and these moments are extremely rare. >> that's correct. i think of course political assassinations in a pre-period they became common. and that was in the rise of the mill tar w military. but 1960 an attempted assassination. and even more recently, there was a case of stabbing and even shooting of politicians including the shooting of the nagasaki mayor. but of course, you know, still the general norm here is that gun violence is extraordinarily rare and something

>> i do, and what's interesting, he denies reality when the american public very clearly agrees that we can't continue down the path we are on. what he just talked about by spending more money, bringing forward more mandates on using energy sources that we can't even produce in this country right now, and then telling people they'll be paid for out of their pocket books by tax credits, while raising taxes on all of those individuals that supply them with the goods they need in their life, it's so out of touch with what every day americans are going through, it's hard to imagine someone advised the president to do this. and senator manchin, the turn around, i don't know how he survives at home. >> john: he said if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. >> the e.p.a. said they are going to shutter coal fired energy producing plants early ahead of schedule to make us more reliant on other sources of energy that we can't even produce yet. so what this kril is going to do, make us more energy dependent on our enemies and the president is jeopar

you know, tanya, when they were showing some of the footage there, some of the activists marching on washington, denyingrted working on this, your husband, the oscar winning director, spike lee, said tanya has got a big one. and you know, real actor circles, you're not known as spike lee's wife. you are known as tanya's husband. that's the only thing. >> i say that. >> cbc reports that black american and american, indian and alaska native women are three times more likely than their white counterparts to die from pregnancy related causes. those statistics, we don't often talk about, but that you address and your film. it's the high rates of sea section among black women who are more likely to get c-sections than white women? why is this happening? and why is it an issue that needs to be addressed? >> well, rev, first of all, thank you so much for having me on. and i appreciate the opportunity to talk about aftershock today. you know, i think that the high rates of c-sections happen for black women, often because black women are not really supported in their choices of how they want to birth. so, and wha

, i can’t say i can’t communicate according to the concepts of latek journalists, i didn’t deny myself even when in the position of a city manager. you're criticizing all the time on the air as a swindler and a thief. you can give a lot to those who want to live in the liver, not only give the liver to kill. very worth very much can be with time. if you continue to cross the line, by the way, members of the ladokov family are united not only by love for the german car brand audi judging by the traffic police reports last week, police officers near the city hall in cheboksary stopped a tinted sedan with a beautiful license plate. behind the wheel. the uncle of the young racer is also drunk . well, what about oleg ladykov after parole. he had to behave approximately, and according to the lawyer sergei matushkin, the recent trick grossly violated the conditions, before his current visit to the criminal executive inspection of the federal penitentiary service, an attempt to protect himself from returning to the colony, theoretically, this person should again be held criminally liable. organ. all fed

and we meet the next participant in our holiday concert on stage, father of many children denis klyaver. whenbecome a big son? i really want to know for sure. i really want to believe that you will open all the doors, do not be afraid, that you will handle me for his friends. look at me without a doubt. let's go without moralizing. i've been here for a long time, and i'm trying to explain your purpose. and you young. how important it is to choose the right direction. i'm the right movement because i do not care how you live, with whom you will not want to teach you, but you just understand, and who else to live? that i could not dream of making your heart come true when you become a big son and i really want to say daughter. i really want to believe that you're at the door. and do not be afraid, what about me, when you become a big daughter, when you finish drinking my son, then you will understand. why all that i could not dream to realize you know. i'm not in vain, i advise. myself once there was your place, that's why it was a long time ago with answers. if i've been here all this time i c

when he was contacted. >> neither buster murdaugh nor anyone in the murdaugh family has been charged in this case. the family denied's death when i sat down with them in june. that was shortly before s.l.e.d. opened up their own probe into stephen smith's death based on information they were able to get during the investigation of maggie and paul's double murder. since then, randy murdaugh has declined to comment about the statement stephanie smith made to investigators that randy offered his legal services to the family. we also reached out to buster murdaugh, but the family has declined further comment at this time. >> reporters were also looking at the 2018 death of the murdaughs' house keeper and nanny, gloria satterfield, who died after an injury at their home. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> my housekeeper has fallen and her head is bleeding, i cannot get her up. she fell going up the brick steps. >> murdaughs' insurance company agreed to pay $505,000 for her wrongful death. but as the summer independents, there's a new emergency. >> i got a flat tire. >> uh-huh? >> and i stopped and somebody stopped to he

took some kind of psycho to lay low, break loose and start cleaning again, but he did not deny that he killed whene could talk because he's a psycho. eighteenth time said, everything is quite detailed. yes, i understood. mironov is also tall, dense type of the same it is quite obvious that the current murder four years ago is connected, however, mironov is in a closed institution, such as it is impossible to get out of? well, it may be that he killed 4 years ago. he has to date all the evidence to the contrary state that there was nothing out of the ordinary nor new clients nor strange clients. we have tested almost all of the phones. we checked everyone in the area where turina nikiforova worked worked in another they have almost nothing in common. so you need to expand the area of ​​job search. i have an idea. we need to provoke the killer. how to catch live bait, he catches fair-haired women 20-25 years old. you know the risks. i don't like the idea. let me remind you that we are conducting the case together, therefore shumskaya does not have the right to make a decision on her own, maybe your

he knows he can call inflation transitory when it's not there he can deny we are in a recession whenre obviously in one. because the words are all that mattered to them. not the reality. they don't walk through midtown manhattan. and notice this is disgusting. this is worse than mumbai. how did it get this way? they don't even notice. tomorrow we will have an hour-long investigation into the actual state of our economy, how we got here, how we get out. tonight we're going to go to one of the few economists who has credibility on this topic. the heritage foundation. he joins us. thank you for coming on. if the president comes out to address what everyone knows which is we are in a recession. technical definition. doesn't even acknowledge those numbers. you wonder, are they following this carefully. what is it? >> tucker, it's clear they are not following this animal. the only thing i think they are following is the polls. for example, the president was quick to say the n employment rate but not the fact that the household survey, unemployment has been declining, not increasing. you se

he was always silent denis is a very smart boy. but you know when. he had few friends.g with anyone , everyone rushes to play, and he sits alone in the corner and reads. i'm thinking maybe he should have been taken to the doctor. i'm always at work, and the text too, and then you know, at one fine moment he took it and left. and that's all. i'm thinking maybe it's all my fault. it's pretty typical. the history of children often distances themselves from their parents. he had a girlfriend. although wait a minute i saw him with one last year i wanted to come up and say. what did you download? why are you swinging the table answer you can or not? that you do not see the cord all the time constantly meow. well, i'm telling you, it 's from the committee and the investigative about denis , as stupid as your son. so there is no area, you do not have the right. i'm leaving, i'm leaving semyon petrovich if they do n't make it difficult for you literally for one minute. good afternoon when i met denis, i liked him, smart, well-read, not like these guys, looking at whom, if only t

if you somehow find today, maria does not deny she was stupid when she agreed to go through such a castinghe bait of scammers. the second time she didn’t block the agent and was not afraid to make the story public, so that other girls who are just as gullible, eager to achieve success would not find themselves in a similar situation. and this despite the fact that the swindlers continue to blackmail the girl on the phone. she has already a separate folder with their threats and to distribute candid shots, the model’s friends were the first to receive them; fortunately , the girl adequately perceived the incidental situation, despite her fragility, she achieves everything on her own and is a responsible person in this situation. the goodness of trust was played against her, but it's not a lesson, such scams. recently, quite decent educated girls have become more frequent on deception. and if maria stopped in time and turned to the police, it is possible. but the excerpt from stress resistance helped the girl go in for equestrian sports for many years, worked as a rider coach, then most of t

and jake sullivan isn't worried because he knows he can call inflation transitory when it's not. he can deny we'reen in recession when we're obviously in one because the words are all that matter to them, not the reality. they don'treal walk through midn in manhattan and notice, hey, this is disgusting. this is worse than mumbai. how did it get this way? they don't even notice tomorrow we're gonna have an hour longg investigation into the actual state of our economy, how we got here, how we get out. butt tonight we're going toib one of the few economists who has credibility on this topic, e.j. and toni is atou the heritage foundation. he joinsndnd us tonight. these are thanks so much for coming on . so if the president comes oute to address what everyone knows, which is we're in recession and by technical definition recession and doesn't even acknowledge those numbersef, you wonder are they following this carefully? whatis is this exactly? no, tucker, it's clear that they're not following us at all. i think they're p following are the polls, for example,ampl the president was quick to cite t

but the kremlin has denied targeting civilians. residents were asleep when a russian missile struck this apartment building at around one a. m. on friday. neighbors, in the town of sir heave county odessa rushed to help emergency workers search for survivors. did you see people being carried away? every nerve there, only body bags and smoking was valuable. the kremlin has denied involvement in the strike saying they do not target civilian sites. but keith says russian forces have escalated their long range attacks. increasing the threat to civilians far from the front lines. analyser will not want ukrainian mornings to start as tragically as to day versus going with russian missile strikes like the one on the odessa region with many casualties. so as we want ukrainian mornings to be peaceful in just like the ones in other european capitals you now in the 21st century, better stability. graham president zalinski is urging law makers not to delay in implementing the measures ukraine needs to take in order to join the european union, which includes anti corrupt

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acceptable to them and somehow not to remember that a little earlier, kiev categorically denied even the environment or now, whenullible public was reassured in every possible way by the speakers of the national guard. and the so-called experts directly guaranteed fast. the counterattack is not now surrounded. this has already been confirmed by the general staff. yes, there are street battles in the city, not on some outskirts of the city the enemy advanced, but the advance was supposedly not at all critical, and all the more suddenly , after just a couple of days, a ukrainian inhabitant was doused from head to toe with a natural one, which the media frantically trying to reforge into a media victory. they don't want to, but quickly admit defeat. they want to quickly, and they need to gradually feed the negatives in portions, but with these fakes of their population, that everything is going according to plan, the retreat is strategic. and the fact that russia is being deceived by some, but defeat what , and the next day will bring us good luck, in principle, nothing new similarly, counting victories and offerin

but it was tatyana who introduced her to denis , remembers love and was very happy when she found outof joy, the woman says, now tatyana does not want to. so that denis meets with love and does not recognize his paternity. he loves you very much and he is mother's son, mother and loves him. i just don't understand why she's going against it. well, of course, i understand, it is logical. it 's all about money. he, because he earns well and naturally, he was everything she needed. this is a milking machine. he went for 17,000 and bought no need to pay there or a coat for 10,000 he goes, yes, but of course, if he lives, but i wo n’t allow it. tatyana explains everything about money there lyubov she herself helped as much as she could. i gave it to the piglets, constantly passed products with my son, milk, meat, vegetables, salting, this continued until she first saw little danka, i will not do anything until other people's children are not going to me in my own, he outwardly a boy does not look at all like denis confidently tatyana complain such in general and face. i see a face. in addi

i feel completely like being neglected, being denied, even by the international community. because when we look at the period, there was, it started a new grade. we completely wait till industry we. we tried our project european parliament. we tried to approach the italian government to look into why was operating in libya and there was no response people. well, i mean we find for us has the right fiji, we find every day. so what single other bridge is not on the new, not on the about a black person, we feel completely that we have no voice. but this is not anymore. we will continue to have a voice because we cannot continue to be denied in this way. and how useful is it to have somebody like young david oliver like to have an organization like refugees in libya that gives a voice to those refugees? is that the voice being heard? this is a good find of course is it's very important to, to have her organizations which are trying to describe dura situational people in libya and actually not account raising all, not african, even in our, in, under sarah countries. but this is not enough. w

elon musk is essentially saying when you i essentially saying when you deny he put that offer in he thought were more users that actually use twitter than there actually are. to be fair there actually are. to be fair there are a lot of spam accounts on twitter. twitter said yesterday it may delete a million bots a day from twitter. what elon musk says is i bought something underfalse pretence, i thought there were way more active users on twitter than there are actually are. as a result of that you breach the contract and is it a result of that and pulling out. where is twitter saying no, we told you all this information, we've given you all the information you need and you are now in breach of this contract, we want to carry on with this deal, it's a good dealfor us and we with this deal, it's a good deal for us and we will see you in the us courts. as you say, an absolute standoff between twitter and elon musk. to be honest elon musk looks like he was trying to get out of this deal for weeks. was trying to get out of this dealfor weeks. this is the final confirmation of him trying to do t

the russian military sells property and gives bribes and mobilizes $20,000. it's like denis, i'm not kidding . well, whend there, and now , as people are sitting here, of course, they raised it, in short, because you are not worth half a million, and unfortunately, in phone conversations with their loved ones, russian soldiers not only they complain and also brag about the atrocities committed in ukraine, well, but he also put a page on it. it was written, well, 34 money or crowns in his hat, they just checked your head. these conversations, they will become evidence in the courts against russia on the invaders, our special forces remind you that if you surrender to captivity, you can remain alive and unharmed dmytro chistyakove anastasia peleshok tv channel intermarathon the only news unlike of the russian occupiers, our military demonstrates courage and bravery on all fronts suggests watching a video from the navy about the work of divers in the naval forces danilo has been a diver in the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine for about two years, he has been serving in the emergency rescue group

and then denied all knowledge when that inevitably went wrong.e country. it's the same pattern of behaviour that we saw when he and his mates partied through lockdown, denied it for months and forced his ministers to repeat those lies until he was found out. he can't change, even last week, he was tearing up the rules by insisting an opposition motion of no—confidence could not be heard. he promoted an ally to the ministerial payroll as she literally gave the public the middle finger and he appointed a chancellor with questions to answer about tax avoidance and his personalfinances. they all know. they all know. they all know. cross shouting. they all know... sit cross shouting. they all know... 5 t down! mr speakerthe cross shouting. they all know... 5 t down! mr speaker the chair has been clear about being conscious of england —— for language. the right minister who has been referring to has denied the accusation. remind the gentleman of his language. ila the gentleman of his language. no matter what anyone says can i want everybody _ matter wh

cannabis oil into the country and testified in her case for the first time today saying she was denied basic rights when first detained and interrogated. thbiden administration revealed this afternoon that officials offered russia a deal last month to bring home griner and paul whelan, an american citizen held in russia since 2018. secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. is waiting for russia to respond. sec. blinken: we have conveyed this on a number of occasions and directly to russian officials, and my hope would be that, in speaking to foreign minister lavrov, i can advance the efforts to bring them home. amna: for more on what this means, i'm joined by michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to russia during the obama administration. he is now a professor at stanford university. and jonathan franks, a crisis management specialist who worked to free former u.s. marine trevor reed from russia earlier this year. he has worked on the successful release of several other americans wrongfully detained overseas. welcome to you both. ambassador, i will begin with you. we didn't get many details about

again, right that was brutally denied under slavery. when we talk about equality of liberty in that regard, equal liberty in the constitution, a lot of people say the fourth amendment, i'm sure we will talk about it later, but that's not how it works. the words liberty are in the constitution, and when we look at what they meant, what it meant to be free, as i think americans know, one cannot show up in a free or equal member of society if one cannot make for oneself the most personal, most basic decision about one's own body, and whether to bring a pregnancy to term. whether to become a parent. i think the court got the constitution completely wrong. it left out the interest of women. it was shocking, and i think this day, this ruling, will eventually be overturned. it is brown versus board of education. reversing the separate but equal plessy versus ferguson decision. i think this is exactly the opposite. host: it will show that. host:host: let's see what zach thinks. guest: i have to disagree with most of what she said. she is exactly rig

denis manturov, explaining that now dealers are selling equipment manufactured a few months ago, when exchange rates, car factories purchased materials. and components at an inflated cost, logistics warehouses are crammed with tens of thousands of new cars, but car dealerships at the same time complain about the shortage and hold prices, eduard's report . that is, in theory, here should be high, turnover arrives one batch. and then the authors send it from a bird's eye view. it can be seen that the warehouse is packed to capacity. korean kia lined up perfectly on exactly two sites. thousands of cars are recognized by the terminal security as foreign cars, no one picks them up. that is, the car still exists , it turns out, yes, it’s completely fine, and what doesn’t take them, it turns out or something yes, people don’t buy, and this is domodedovo in place, a former industrial zone specialized parking for chinese cars similar picture to in the parking lot of the mercedes plant and the logistics terminal in solnechnogorsk, we simply see many, many cars there. yes, there is a car full of