don harris: and they drank it? that's right. don harris: you drank it. yeah. josh mankiewicz: just before leaving for guyana, cameraman bob brown called his wife connie and said this about his latest assignment. and he says, you know, if these people-- these people are very strange. but if half of what they're saying is true, this is a terrible story. it's incredible. craig melvin: coming up, the first look inside jonestown. ron javers: when we met him the first day there, he struck me as just evil personified. i'm thinking, oh, my god. it's true. everything we feared is true. craig melvin: when "dateline" continues. what can you do with sensitive skin? ( ♪♪ ) cetaphil moisturizing lotion hydrates for a full 48 hours. because a lot can happen in 48 hours. cetaphil. we do skin. you do you. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ is it possible to count on my internet like myer mi

so, you don�*t do this for a legacy. you don�*t think about it when you�*re doing it.cross the skyline of ashburn, in derbyshire. the seam storms earlier in the day dumped what seems to be marble sized hail in wolverhampton. that cluster of storms will clear way northwards from merseyside and north wales — but that are focused shifts to the south and across northern france, where we�*ve got more thunder downpours waiting, and they will swing in. worst case scenario on sunday, some communities can see a month�*s worth of rainfall, so there is an increased threat of seam localised flooding building and as we build through sunday. next to ever see those storms arrive from the south. in scotland, a lot of low cloud and drizzle across eastern areas, but misty too. temperatures around 13—16 c for england and wales, cooler in scotland. sunday�*s forecast — those thunder downpours with us for much of the day and there�*ll be some places that see storm after storm, particularly across the midlands and wales. for north eastwards into scotland, eastwards into scotla nd, another c

don phillips: yes.nitely a person of interest that we need to go talk to? dennis murphy: did you put your body armor on? don phillips: yes, i did. dennis murphy (voiceover): marty wonderlin did, too. he was preparing for anything, even a shootout. marty wonderlin: we got strapped up. were all ready-- ready for business. dennis murphy (voiceover): marty was in the backup car while deputy phillips and a partner drew line-of-fire detail, approaching brian tate for an interview. marty wonderlin: hes our prime suspect. its very possible in all of our minds that he just shot and killed lisa. dennis murphy (voiceover): as the phillips team walked slowly up to the tate house, marty and the chief deputy provided cover in the driveway. marty wonderlin: i had my-- my rifle out, locked and loaded. had the red dot turned on. if things popped off, we were ready. dennis murphy (voiceover): nerves screaming. everyone was poised for battle. everyone but, it turned out, brian tate. he wasnt armed or belligerent. they cou

opposition parties don�*t like it either.ions of elderly and vulnerable people right up and down this country. it is wrong to strip support from many of the poorest pensioners, just as energy bills are set to rise again. it is wrong to force elderly vulnerable people to make that choice between heating and eating this winter. and so the results? the ayes to the right, 228. the noes to the left, 348. victory by 120 votes for the government. when you�*ve got a colossal majority, you can win by a mile even with grumbling on your own side. the cut in the winter fuel payments will go ahead let�*s speak to our political correspondent harry farley who�*s in westminster. a victory for the government, but it�*s not been easy, has eight? but it's not been easy, has eiaht? ., ., , �* but it's not been easy, has eiaht? ., .,, �* ., but it's not been easy, has eiaht? ., �* ., ., eight? no, it hasn't at all. plenty of— eight? no, it hasn't at all. plenty of labour _ eight? no, it hasn't at all. plenty of labour mps - eight? no, it hasn't a

i'm here in part to hear what don has to say. it is a delight to be here and it is a delight to be here with you, linda, who covered the court so ably for 30 years and continue to make some remarks about the court from time to time. it is a particular pleasure to be here with don, who i have argued with and against and greatly prefer to argue with don on my side but this will be great fun. in my way of thinking about this, i would say the voting, the democracy cases, probably had something in common in my mind, also with separation of powers cases, i have been privileged to argue a few of them. in a sense, it is a perfect idea we are here as guests of the constitution group, these are constitutional law in the most basic sense, how do we constitute ourselves as a republic, democracy, some combination of the two? where are the lines, how much of it appears democracy, how much is to the public? these cases to me, have an interest level that is, that exceeds other cases and contrast the most obviously with business cases. some of my

the last, and i will pass the baton to don. but the last piece. the difference in arguing these cases in the sg's office and private practice. these cases and more generally. my instinct on this -- and i am interested if don has a different take -- is it is easier to do it when you are not in the sg's office. because it is so obvious your client is and so obvious to the court who your client is and it is usually obvious why your client has a particular interest in that particular case in a way that i do not think it even really occurs to the justices to ask you a bunch of questions about how this affects some different part of their operations or whether you have really cleared your position with every component in the federal government, or if there is something you are missing. when you are arguing on behalf of the united states, that very ambiguity of exacting the client is leads the court, i think, to expect more of you. then, you add that to the fact that at any given time roughly 50% of them have been in the office of solicitor general at on

thank you so much for coming on- _ don lemon is host of the don lemon show. them both, just take us into the room was just a few hours to go until the debate, give us an insight into their psyche right now?— us an insight into their psyche riaht now? ., ,, ., ., right now? thank you for having me on. ithinkthe — right now? thank you for having me on. i think the former _ right now? thank you for having me on. i think the former president - on. i think the former president donald trump will start with him, he's not much of one for preparation, he relies on pure energy and because the rules are different for him he does not have to rely on facts. so he can say whatever he wants, he can make up his own rules. he is impervious to criticism. and so some of this does not really matter for him. all he has to do and think he knows it, is to stand up on the stage and respond to stand up on the stage and respond to the vice president. and he can see what every once, he can lie or do whatever about the economy, but gas price, what is happening now with the republicans a

de méxico en san josé, también una de las organizadoras de "el grito de la independencia", y también don un comerciante aquí en san josé, pero también líder comunitario; bienvenidos al programa otra vez. - gracias, damián. - muchas gracias por tenernos. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí; pues, embajadora, hablamos con usted la semana pasada sobre las fiestas patrias, pero por qué no otra vez recalcamos ese orgullo que siente usted en poder dar "el grito" a nuestra comunidad del sur de la bahía. alejandra bologna: todos sabemos, y como mexicanos y mexicanas que somos, es uno de los momentos más importantes de dar a conocer nuestra cultura, de saber y sentirnos mexicanos, y ese orgullo de sentirnos mexicanos, está presente cada vez que uno da el grito de independencia; es realmente una sensación indescriptible, es un gran privilegio poder hacerlo, y pues eso nos emociona, y por eso queremos invitar a toda la comunidad, para que nos acompañe a este evento, esta manera particular de celebrar nosotros la independencia de méxico, que es precisamente reproducir ese llamado que en su momen

you is don, tell me, soloists of the ensemble marta kulakova and victoria milkova, i am a don cossack, kuban cossack victoria, and vika, tell me what village you are from, i am from krasnodar krai, kuban cossack village, yesenskaya, your grandmother nina egorovna, yes, it was she who pawned these for you. where is she in the photo , show me, it turns out she is the second from the left in the center, you i can't stand it, it's really hard, when i was in the first grade i went to school and went to the community center to sing for her, she sang there, she sang in the kuban choir, oh, how many times she was invited to moscow to sing, because she was the best singer in russia, we have footage of your home video where you sing with your grandmother, let's watch it, let's and... such a loud voice, when you were growing up, did you immediately understand that you were a cossack, some traditions? yes, yes, i understood all of this right away, because she instilled all of this in me, we even we didn't talk at home, she was chatting, that's what we heard, yes, how she sings, that's the kind of

it was repaired and now we don�*t have nothing.vering from this won�*t be easy and the danger still hasn�*t passed. sarah rainsford, bbc news. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. sean combs has been arrested in manhattan after a grand jury indictment. the specific charges against the rapper, also known as p diddy have not yet been confirmed, although his legal team said they deeply disappointed with the decision to prosecute him. the arrest follows raids on two of his properties in los angeles and miami. combs has faced several lawsuits in recent months with multiple sexual allegations. he has denied all the accusations. facebook owner meta has announced that it is banning the russian state media outlet rt from its platforms, along with a host of other networks. the social media giant accused the news networks of engaging in "foreign interference activity". the move comes days after a state department official called rt "a fully fledged member of the intelligence apparatus "of the russian government." enforcement of the b

my friend don lemon is back with me.write this book and what is the conflict we are facing is a culture? >> this book is about my relationship with god, my love for god and this country. faith really empowered me to overcome the toxic teachings that evangelicals used to radicalize me and i think that we are having, the country is having a crisis of faith and what i mean by that when i say the gamification of truth, we can't even come to a consensus of what truth is and religion has quite frankly, it has infected our politics and our country that is harmful. we are not just blurring the line between church and state, i think evangelicals are trying to erase it and i think if we move to theocracy that moves us further away from god and further away from democracy. so i had to say something and this is the way i chose to do it. >> you grew up in the church and as a church girl myself, that presents some conflict because you are not necessarily affirmed for who you are, especially you as a gay man in that context. when you l

weather thatis people don�*t go to prison.change of sentencing policy or maybe prisons are overcrowded or a combination of both, i don�*t know. it is certainly true that several years ago a category a offence would usually lead to a real prison sentence rather than a suspended one, so to that extent, huw edwards has been fortunate. . ., ., ., fortunate. paul, former editor of the sun newspaper, _ fortunate. paul, former editor of the sun newspaper, thank - fortunate. paul, former editor of the sun newspaper, thank you i fortunate. paul, former editor of| the sun newspaper, thank you for being with us while we were awaiting that sentencing of huw edwards, which we have broken on bbc news. just to remind viewers, the former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been given a suspended six—month sentence for child abuse image of fences, meaning that he does avoid jail. that talk to an experienced lawyer in child sexual abuse claims. can i initially get your reaction to the sentencing?— can i initially get your reaction to the sentenc

prefer to argue with don on my side. this will be fun. in my way to think about this, i would say the voting, democracy cases probably have something in common, with my mind also in kind of the separation of powers cases in privilege to argue a few of them. in a sense, it is the perfect idea that we are here as guests of the constitution. these are constitutional law in the most basic sense. how do we constitute ourselves as a republic, a democracy? some combination of the two, where he lives, how much of it is appeared democracy, how much is the republic? these cases to me have an interest level that exceeds other cases, and if you sort of contrast them most obviously with business cases, and some of my favorite clients are businesses. i do not want to say anything negative about business cases. even if you compare them to constitutional law case in the criminal procedure context, or even, we all the first amendment, but there is something a little different about the cases that go to our basic structure of government.

also don, this is don on forces also safety concerns, international actors. i've chosen to overlook many proposals that they have put forward and that includes decoration. and so the news for a military need, a general delgado has very recently said he was committed to a ceasefire. and the devastation who even as fights and continues and no progress made um overall the piece towards the made between the condo and so done. but it's the chief general hon. bullhorn, who's the foreign affairs minister. you had accepted a u. s. invitation to folks in august as well so recently made it very clear that he will not retreat. he will lock these up and he will not be go seated with any entity have addition to this. we will not lay down our guns until the country is cleansed of any rebelar mercenary, and we will not accept negotiations that undermine the dignity of our people. the battle with the enemy continues and we will not retreat or surrender and we will not negotiate with any party, no matter who it is. and you would know that to the discussions and all of us will

to the south of the capital of the don , something similar to a dust storm was even observed.the pictures from the state corporation roscosmos , the megacyclone boris approaching from europe is clearly visible. the nasty whirlwind is trying to break through to the territory of our country, but its path is blocked by an equally powerful anticyclone. because of. large pressure contrasts in the zone of their interaction, the wind increases, the day before stormy weather covered almost the entire southern part of the russian plain, and maximum gusts of up to 21-22 m / s were recorded in the lower reaches of the don near the spurs of the north caucasus. it must be said that today the situation will remain virtually unchanged. during the day, stormy weather will spread over a vast territory from the banks of the dnieper to the spurs of altai. in most areas, the wind will accelerate to 15-20. second, and in some places in the unsettled areas of the don, at the ozobye and in the north caucasus, gusts can again reach 20-23 m / second, fanning the flames of wildfires. at the same time,

don and i got together in new york this week for a "sunday sitdown." >>> don cheadle is an actor whotion. >> i came into this business wanting to do a lot of different things, want to go play a lot of different characters. >> those characters range from a fast-talking consultant on "house of lies." >> $3 million piece of business all before lunch. >> -- to a superhero named war machine in the marvel universe. >> i think you should lead with that next time. >> and even a member of the rat pack. >> my name is sammy davis jr. >> in his latest role, cheadle is real-life detective j.d. hudson in the new peacock series "fight nights, the million dollar heist." based on actual events, the show centers on the night of a muhammad ali fight in atlanta and the fallout after a robbery goes bad. >> you damn sure dumb enough to be mixed up in it. ali was unable to get a fight for years after he refused to go into the draft, so he famously returned in a huge deal. i don't know if you're a big fight fan, you know every gangster from every place in the world, really, descends to these fights. and the

nobody embodied those like don cash. mr. speaker, i also want to recognize and honor and commemorate bill pascrell. i'm a republican, he's a democrat. but i don't know anybody republican or democrat that loves their country more and fought for the people they represented like billy pascrell. man, you talk about a tough guy from new jersey that stood up for the working people in his district and was a loud and proud voice for his constituents. i just respect that. i respect that he was authentic. in this place full of so many plastic people. i hate to say that, it's just people regurgitating the party lines on both sides of the aisle. we hardly have any real debate. it's all sort of choreographed -- mr. speaker, god rest billy pascrell's soul. and bless his family and comfort them. i pray we get more billy pascrell people who are real and love this country and will sacrifice for it. i'm glad and honored to have served with him. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. m

it was don lemon tonight, would grab a glass of wine and laugh at the man.e is that man okay? that's how crazy the show was! but you went from unintended satire to just being mean! who does not? on his former network, a clinton era commentator came out in reaction to that video says she is irrelevant. talk about empathy. the lack in empathy, she learned live it, realtime watching her husband that he had been shot and that's when they do? it's cruel. >> greg: i would hoping you would swear. >> i came close! >> greg: joe kelly does not remind you like after the riots and stop at one lemon was laughing are dismissing the people who were watching the buildings getting burnt down and people getting beaten, like i went out to dinner! had a great meal, where is the violence one except now when people ask for him at the restaurant it's to refill their coffee. [ laughter ] look, i think he scoffed but melania trump make some great points pick when the government understaffed security, did night a request for secret service, leave a roof unguarded, leave him on stage

other blaming, blaming tim walz really don is outfront now, he is the host of the don lemon show on youtube. and of course, former cnn anchor as everyone watching here would know us as well. he has a new book out it is an amazing book on, as i was saying, it is, it is profound and the stories about you growing that you just captured me by the way, it is wonderful to see. so okay you have the situation going on right now with trump shooting after shooting it's thoughts and prayers until the next one. and then it's thoughts and prayers again. and you write in your book, the shame should bring us all to our knees, all of us as a nation to our f'ing nice you got that, and then you have another assassination attempt so the question is, why did i write it was one of the, i think the hardest story that i ever covered it was new town and seeing all those connecticut with all those little coffins that i write in the book that look like the biggest prisoner about the size of the biggest nicest present under the christmas tree. >> so that was the toughest story that i covered in my entire time at cnn.

don, thank you. john said worth in new— quickly. don, thank you. don, thank you. john i said worth in new york. here is the aftermath of the israeli air strike in the southern suburbs of beirut. these are life pictures of rescue team seeing if they can find any survivors in the rubble of the building that was hit, but israel certainly saying that it has killed a top hezbollah commander and that air strike and also killed a whole string of other senior hezbollah commanders in what would appear to be another devastating blow to be another devastating blow to the iranian backed militia group in beirut. much more from lebanon coming up, but you are watching bbc news, do stay with us. watching bbc news, do stay with us. hello. we've had a real mixture of weather across the uk friday. some low cloud and mist across the north—east of the uk, heavy thundery showers in the south, and we've seen some pleasant spells of sunshine elsewhere, notably across parts of the northwest of the uk, where we've also had light winds. now, looking at the weather overnight

justjust don�*t do talking points.his is really one of those restaurants that a lot of people come to for lunch. again, for those specialities, the philadelphia cheesesteak and also the hoagie sandwiches as well. but i�*ve got to say, you know, what we heard from eddie is something we�*ve been hearing from small business owners really all morning who say it is getting increasingly difficult to do business. it is notjust the cost of goods, but also the cost of groceries, the cost of gas prices and housing. that�*s a big one that we�*ve really heard that whether you�*re a renter or trying to buy a home, that that�*s becoming increasingly prohibitive for them. so we�*re hearing from more and more voters as we�*re moving around doylestown, and we�*re going to keep you updated right here on bbc news. if you want to read more about the act two election you could go to the bbc website plenty of information they are from our reporters. the head of the united nations has described an israeli air strike, that killed six un worke

. >> don richard had once been on top of the world.e was a rising star and a member of the popular girl group danity kane, with hits like showstopper, this is for my ladies and the two ladies, mercedes and damage. what are you gonna do, baby? top ten on the billboard charts in the early 2000, their mentor none other than one of the most influential figures in american music, sean diddy combs. yeah that's what i'm talking about. >> y'all did a great job today, ladies. >> today richard is back in the spotlight in a new lawsuit she's accusing her former mentor of sexual battery, forced labor and gender motivated violence. >> these are all allegations that have become shockingly familiar against diddy in recent months, as he has faced lawsuit after lawsuit from women and men who have accused him of all manner of bad behavior. >> richard also claims she witnessed him abusing his former girlfriend cassandra ventura, better known as cassie, on numerous occasions. attorney lisa bloom is representing richard. >> don had the choice to file the c

also dmitry chernyshenko visited the regional center don molodoy, it was opened in june as part of themolodezh program and has already become a point of attraction. more than 80 lectures, master classes and other creative activities were held there. now, in addition to the news from the russian border, the ministry of defense reports: in the kursk region, the military repelled six attacks by nationalist assault groups. over the course of a day, our fighters shot down a multiple launch rocket system, an anti-aircraft missile system of militants, destroyed two drone control points and an armored striker. our troops continue to push ukrainian soldiers out of the kursk region. our special correspondent evgeny golobanov reports. mine started beeping as soon as our film crew entered one of the deserted border villages, the drone detector started going crazy, first peeling off the reconnaissance copter, then, as expected , the comic-book drone, so fivshka, fevshka, so faster, two divisions have already gone, come on, my dear, hope for rap, on the roof of the car and one hundred and fifty hors

don cheadle will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the great don cheadle. is an amazing actress, singer and comedian you know from "saturday night live," "american auto," and "wine country." she's back on broadway starring upon "once upon a mattress" which is playing at the hudson theater. our friend ana gasteyer will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to all that, donald trump fled to his fox news safe space wednesday for a meandering town hall with sean hannity where he insisted he's not weird, told the audience they had to vote for him even if they don't like him, and complained about mosquitos running around his head. fare more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: before donald trump came along and weirdified everything, a normal feature of campaign season was just standard retail politics. shaking hands, knocking on doors, chatting in diners, that kind of thing. like in a normal year, this visit by tim walz to a local shop in pennsylvania on wednesday to buy some treats would have been to

momento de una pausa pero al regresar con escuchar a la historia de don luis, un valiente inmigranteremos cuÁnto podrÍa ser el costo. >> la palabra clave de hoy es: malabares. presentadora: la oficina de la fiscalÍa confirma que augusto matÍas el conductor que ebrio matÓ a un adolescente y tambiÉn hiriÓ a su mamÁ tiene cargos por homicidio involuntario al estar intoxicado con un nivel de 0.8 por ciento en la sangre. se desconoce el paradero del individuo. tenemos una historia conmovedora. imagÍnese ser sordomudo y estar la valentÍa que tuvo un tiktoker venezolano. pero conseguir un empleo se le hace difÍcil y tambiÉn es blanco de crÍticas. >> llegÓ a venezuela en busca de un mejor futuro y mÁs oportunidades. nunca pensÓ que por su condiciÓn especial esto se le hiciera mucho mÁs difÍcil en cuanto a las barreras en la comunicaciÓn. >> el hombre venezolano lleva dos aÑos en el paÍs y durante ese trayecto conociÓ a aurora. sirviÓ de intÉrprete y destacÓ las diferentes habilidades que tienen don luis para comunicarse. >> se va a la biblioteca y tambiÉn utiliza tik—tok. es una manera de co

don pancho: 50 aÑos. alan: dÓnde llega? don pancho: en 1975 abrimos el pollo loco.own self. proud. strong. free. emotional. ♪♪ myself. el eau de parfum. y le parfum, la nueva intensidad. yves saint laurent. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ hace instantes se presenta por alan: aquÍ estamos de regreso en "despierta amÉrica". la verdad que gracias. gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. una noche espectacular. >> estuvo muy divertida. muchas gracias. alan: llegamos a un buen nÚmero gracias a los padrinos. hay muchos invitados y cosas que decir. >> ademÁs, justo con la participaciÓn con uno de nuestros patrocinadores de la noche. alan: gracias. >> es algo muy especial para toda la empresa. tambiÉn para todos nuestros distribuidores independientes poder apoyar una causa que se alivia tanto con lo que hacemos aquÍ dÍa a dÍa cambiando vidas a travÉs de nuestro productos. a miles y miles de personas cambiar sus vidas a travÉs nuestro modelo de negocio. alan: increÍble. tambiÉn junto con nosotros aquÍ en teletÓn usa. quiero decir que hay un anuncio sumamente importante que hacer el dÍa de hoy que tie

uno de los trabajadores del campo de california, de los braceros de hace muchos anos a los 27 anos, donplorar estados unidos y salio de tres valles, veracruz. >> pensamos en florida, llegamos y por gracia de dios llegamos aqui a este pueblo que se llama homestead y aqui nos hemos q quedado. >> y con poco dinero fundo la primera paleteria en la mi michoacana. >> de los pies ahi en ese local el chiquito. >> ¿como fue el inicio? >> este, si, nada mas tres personas. >> hoy 25 anos mas tarde en esta sucursal tiene 15 empleados, el lugar donde las frutas se transforman en helado. >> todas las paletas y helados son artesanales. >> los 60 sabores son un a mexico y cada postre una obra de arte como esta, mangonada. >> una mangonada. >> ya tiene seis sucursales en el estado y le esta dando los ultimos toques a la que sera la septima. >> pero a pesar de su exito, don miguel sigue siendo humilde, viste el uniforme de sus empleados y vive en la casa que rento al llegar a florida, la cual compro tras cinco anos de arduo trabajo. >> alli reside con su esposa y sus tres hijos nacidos en estados unidos.

moscow region, rostov-on-don, krasnodar.d not spare anyone, they were only interested in money for communications. the dushugs have more than 50 especially serious crimes on their account. they may be involved in the murder of moscow region businessman valery kazakov. he was shot at the exit from the prosecutor's office building, later finished off with a knife. another victim was a developer from sochi, he... was beaten because of a plot of land in the city center, he died in my arms for 40 minutes, with a crowbar in his head, and then they pursued me for a long time economically, hung all sorts of illegal court decisions, the sochi developer was dealt with by the killer igor kuzmenko, who had already been sentenced to life imprisonment, he was considered one of the most brutal contract killers of the 2000s. kuzmenko hid from law enforcement agencies for 17 years, during which time he had several plastic surgeries to... almost completely remove the unique relief pattern of his fingers so that he could not be identified by f

don john, a fortress within a fortress.t was needed in case the enemies still broke through the outer defense. then the defenders and residents of the city closed themselves in don john and defended themselves further. in order to hold the defense, the soldiers needed food, water and weapons. therefore, don john, in fact, was an uninhabited tower. there was an armory, warehouses with provisions of its own well. this don john is a new construction, but is considered to be a fairly accurate copy of the historical one, which was slightly higher. this was confirmed by archaeological excavations. castle hill is easy for archaeologists. they have already manually sorted through 600 cubic meters of local soil and extracted 7,000 items from the 10th to 14th centuries. the most interesting of them have become exhibits that can be seen here in the archaeological excavation turned into a museum. this is a real castle settlement. and the most interesting thing is that they found remains here. this is paradoxical and not typical, why? b

is one of them, don, correct? oh yeah, of course someone's gonna have to elect this woman on the that's going to be pretty hard. right? maybe not. it seems that the average american uh weighs about uh, 14 tons is determined to vote for com, regardless of why she hasn't got a clue. what she's doing has no economic policy hasn't got a great track record in government whatsoever, but it doesn't really matter. does that all you at when you're not donald trump, that's the only thing that matters at the black female present. it's just something that the global homo again, really went about when the video looks. i'm going to vote for carmenela harris. she could run over a child live on tv. i'm going to vote for chrome over here as i'm never going to vote for trump. jesus christ, just make sure you don't roll over in bed and suffocate it. of course, this is quite serious, subject to some ways and a terrible tragedy occurred in the states were 11 year old boy was killed in a tragic accident on the school bus. and he was ki

herodotus wrote about how the amazons ended up on the don.tured by the hellenes in a battle on the fermodon river, and on their way to greece they got caught in a storm. taking advantage of the moment, the amazons killed the greeks, and the ships were carried here by the current, to the place where the don flows into the sea of ​​azov. my planet tv channel presents. not all statues of venus are alike. in the temple of the ancient roman city aquileia housed a sculpture unique in its kind, the goddess there was bald. so the men expressed gratitude to the women of the city, who donated their hair for bowstrings and catapults during the defense against the tribe of pononians. ksenia harsh climate, the inhabitants of the village of klyuchi live in truly extreme conditions. in addition to everything, nearby is the kura missile range, which is often called the main target of russia. the colonel's dacha military unit 2552 for the patrol was built. deputy commander military unit 2552 lieutenant colonel makeyev. hello, comrades! the main task of this t

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a big don has caused a bit of a story. probably the only thing that was actually interesting about the whole debate by talking about policy cots. again, remember back in the old days he talked about grabbing them, but now at this time it's about eating it. uh, it is kind of funny. well, the video is springfield, we're eating the dogs, the people that came in or eating the cats are eating zip pets, of the people that lives there. and this is what's happening in our country, and it's a shame i can see his campaign, people going, oh no, no one in the haven't his name you talking about course. the internet went insane with big guns, a pussy eating allegations. and the dogs, some of the dogs, of course, the dogs, the pets, everybody is getting at the course. it's a, it's a big life. it's a joke, right? correct? already actually tray, we found a video from ohio. we chose a police arresting one that killed and eaten the cat. uh huh. run the videos. what did you do? what do you feel? the cat curiosity must be. your name is curiosi

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and after the last year, due to a father struggle between that military leader mohammed from don donald and army chief of the foot on the conflict has been tens of thousands displaced, more than $10000000.00 and caused extreme hung up order for i mean in several parts of the country has the to follow up with the general exchange accusations. the faith of the suit on these people remain unknown and the humanitarian situation keeps getting worse as well. that's all for now. stay with us will be vaccine with more headlines. meantime, you can find out more about these and other stories online at the w. com. you can also check us out on youtube or the dw news channels. so you can do is invalid watching the how to kick in the south china sea. why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean? the hoss of the global conflict of to decades of chinese extension is in the nation is resisting with us in the course of a powerful ally in china on september 1st. and my grandmother used to tell us stories of the bit.

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yeah, you said that don's not issues, people with spirituality and provide social commenting. what social is the most important to know pieces? lot of things that are from g. i'm very glad you asked this question. because a lot of people, young people saying i'm depressed, depression, mental, a, baby, or i'm never allow you to be depressed. the self handing that it teaches where the body was or emotion everyone's issues are self feeding. you're doing fuels, is you with kind of self confidence and respect for the body i had for the people in the the notion of their device for example, now i'm coming through the social messages. i think that's a very wide problem even now, but on, you know, in delhi, i picked up the famous story, the, the, the episode off of a portion of it, the flute. dancing on the head of the cobra garcia, which represents the pollution. and that is um, she must pa good the famous of an epic story cushion. no fault of mine crushed a cobra king who had been for you think and poisoning the waters of yamuna and asked it to go very far to be. but it could not hur

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