come, how are they reading with you, ena's picture, ena's love it's interest. i can't change this with my billions of dollars. i thank you again. i hope that we will behave in such a way, both in terms of our legal personality and in terms of our real personality, that we can be an example, god willing , and make the hearts of the people happy . melli appeared and offered his condolences again due to the terrorist incident in kerman , and offered kish army a positive message in the preparation of the national team. first of all, i offer my condolences. here , the weather is exactly like the weather of the drop and the conditions are almost the same as in qatar i would like to thank each and every one of my loved ones . i would like to express my condolences to the bereaved family of the people of kerman that such an incident happened . we are one of those teams that have a chance to win. we have these games and we will do our best to be able to make such an event happen and we will not spare any effort for this to happen . my condolences to my dear compatriots

seventieth, i come to the textile workers’ palace, and there is the head of this women’s ensemble, enay. this lyuda mayakovskaya, who met with him, she is already his wife, she plays the drum kit in this band, and that means he offers me, geno, he says, let’s try to join our band on the keys, i was an accordianist, so he gave me a yonic , it was called a keyboard instrument, but i couldn’t make the movements, i needed it like this, like that, no, he says, okay, it doesn’t work, let’s try it on the bass guitar, i say, with black eyes, no eyebrows, dark skinned , and for your kindness, i fell in love with gena, for example, lithuanian, he is a teacher from god, he will never raise his voice, he, he was so able to treat people loyally, but we are children, in principle, we... there were two baltic seagulls in kaliningradze and the couples in maskva , the female vocal-instrumental ensemble was conceived in both directions, but the idea could not be realized until the end, and the lithuanian failed. forests of the original fall of the historical ensemble of the enchantresses became their no

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dreamer, i have something and for you, norel musician konstantin vershinin, who composes music in the ena style, i’m sure he will not leave you indifferent. well, that’s where we’ll stop for now, so taimyr at risk is still ahead of us. these are not travel notes with dmitry krylov. today, to celebrate the old new year, we are going to vladimir, an ancient russian city that you have wanted to get to know all your life, but somehow it was not leisure, but here it is... this very leisure has come, you ask, why? yes then what vladimir is part of the famous golden ring of russia, and if yaroslav, which you and i have already visited a thousand times, is considered the capital of the golden ring, then vladimir is called the golden gate of the ring, well, of course, it depends on which side you approach from, in short, how could it not to enter these very gates, but god himself ordered, is it a shame for this ancient city to be called a gate, i don’t think our vladimir has his own pride, he... that is, every reason to be proud of both his history and the role he plays in this played stories. so,

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listen, ena, you’re a prominent girl, many of you like her. i answer you, yes, do you promise, i promise? where will we go? where are you going? coming in? what are you doing? are you normal at all? i'd rather be in the grave than under one of you. go give it to your bros, okay? give me the barrel. do you understand me? calm down. come on, get out. yes, i’ll leave, i’ll leave, calm down, get out of here, quickly, bitch. the light is spinning and flying, we invite you to the festive new year's light, according to the good old tradition, in the circle of good old friends, we are on the road day after day, you are with me, you! today on rtr. love is when you look in one direction, look, look, look, you want look, look, let 's look, look, well, look at the screen, look at me, he takes it out, look, look, sign the agreement, we sign at the same time for one, two, three, sign, look, look, maybe we can go to me, just look cinema on sunday, why are you sitting there? let's go home, let me sit for 10 minutes, i'll catch up with you, let's go, you 're s

in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena with the city and they partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could

this is the meaning of the world that lida’s hellish secrets are before the navukians, as you know, enaltry rashtki or something else ovens, that is why, the quality of the product is known, but this is all adrobits, the quality of ceramic all these... charapko and there is such a thought that the best person for everything here was a ceramic lava, and he was wondering and here, this something was wrong, and all this was trampled grazing. mikalay, we do you know us in the park, are they different? so, so, this is a different park, moreover , this is a park like pasajans in the 70s. the geta of the city was called vygan. well, what is vygan? tlumachi? there is no need for grazing here and everything here in the 30th year was adopted by russian ladies for the garad kіraўnіtsva and all this here was the house of the elders, in the ўspamina garadzhan, an acre of a house , an acre of a shed for the servants, there are people here xia swimming pool, 25 meter swimming pool, , you bastards fell under the covered skies, people came here and swam and... who is not zabarana, the pain of this was d

a surge of haitian migrants ena beach in del rio.talked to advisers who said that was almost a breaking point for them and the administration. >> the border patrol agents on the horseback? >> a lot of people focus on the border patrol agents on the horseback. the president did come out and did condemn that action. what the officials that we talked to, who were so angry, said there was a lot of attention on those photos. not as much on the fact that ththe ed administration was putting migrants on planes and sending them back to haiti that is in turmoil at this point. port-au-prince, sending some of aslum seekers there. that was a breaking point. there's been a push and pull between advisers. some advocates that have left the administration. >> in protest. >> including some that left during that moment in 2021. on the other side, you have people that more enforcement-minded, as well. this push and pull has existed in the administration. to a point you have a president that came into office pledging compassion and humanity and expanding

if we can get governance right, i think those opportunities will have an enaing environment to be more productive. >> i think one of the most important initiatives is combatting corruption. russia uses plate ant corruption to influce elites in country where they facilitate a coupe or engage in extracting industries. your average person on the street knows they are not benefiting from the nationn which they live and when the united states talks about democracy, that doesn't move peop as much as saying we are ing to promote transrency and ensure you get the benefit ofhe country which you le. those are two sides of the coin but russia uses corruption, violence and force and africa is a pernicious force because of it. we need to have good development partners from the west and united states. >> over here. >> sorry. are we there? my question was we hear about food security. since we grew up, it's every day, everywhere,hat would you tell us aboutositions of power in the future? what would you tell the queught about food security? >> if i look yng. >> only in the u.s senate am i considered th

they point to a ena acted in 2022 cracking down on gun traffickers, on people who buy guns for those who are banned from possessing guns. >> this enables the fbi to conduct background checks for perspective firearms purchasers under the age of 21. >> those checks have already can want 527 firearms out of the hands of young people who are prohibited from having them. >> reporter: meanwhile, a new study from a nonprofit gun violence prevention organization says that nearly 300,000 lives could be saved from gun violence in the u.s. over the next decade if every state enacted gun control laws like california's and new york's. >> what we f found is a direct correlation. the stronger your gun law, the lower your rate of gun violence in the state. the result is that states with weak gun laws that score poorly have the highest rates of gun violence. sglu a contributor with some perspective on that comparison. >> it's not as simple as just putting up a list of states ranking them by their gun laws and all of the murder or suicide rates by gun in those states fall in line. the worst murder rat

clearly myself and council member ena, it was to let them know if we are back on the scene to not lets into the building they were trying to prevent you as a taxpayer and as an assembly woman elected by constituents as a parent from gaining access to the facility? you all pay for the facility. >> we pay for the facility. guess what taxpayer's money and needs to be accountability. we have taken a national issue which the federal government, the biden administration has turned a blind eye to to put it into the residential community into the southeast side of brooklyn. and now our residents have to deal with such an issue. and that's unfair to us. it's unfair to each tax paying american. >> laura: don't you agree that if joe biden wanted this to end tomorrow he has the tools to do that? this border was fairly secure just a few years ago, assembly woman. rich people of the united states want this border to stay open. they like the cheap labor and all the other benefits that they get. >> so, why wait until tomorrow? our districts are benefactors of lawlessness. we can't wait until tomorrow

in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the enay partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89u space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference

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first row is negotiation of a term stheet that we're going through with a negotiating agreement in ena and that allows us to negotiate a term sheet which is what i'll touch on today and we'll return in january to discuss more. that will allow us to move forward to legislative approval of the term sheet and the board of supervisors approval of the term sheet as well as the feasibility resolution. expfer we enter into transaction documents themselves selves leases and other agreements. there is extensive community engagement and engagement with state eight sis overseeing the area and that will eventually lead us to both port commission and board approval of the tran action documents themselves which are detailed contracts. giving the overview of development and various terms. but the term sheet which we're working on right now is a high level overview of basic terms. i'll push on some and return in january. right now we're negotiating the term sheet. i'll a explain where we've been because some of the steps have taken longer than planned and i'll he get to why. some additional background

indeed, the biden administration has ena horrific new era of human slavery, forced labor, and child sexl because they refuse to enforce our laws that are alreadyÑ written. this isn't about creating a whole new immigration process. this is about forcing the administration and agencies to . democrats admit the president's additional funding request isn't about securing the border, it's not aboecurity. but it's about processing illegals faster into the country. with more than 100,000 dead americans from cartel-trafficked fentanyl into our country, we need to understand that we are at war. the biden azinistration has gleefully brought this misery and destruction to the american people. the first job of the federal government is to protect our rights and protect our homelandn administration's disgraceful and dangerous actions, the american people are less safe. we face a■' catastrophe and the leftists running the white house could not care less. all of congress should stand up for the american people, stand up for truly secure borders, and empower immigrations and customs enforcement and the

this hearing is a continuation of our effortso ena long-term reauthorization of the flood surance program and fip programs. it has been extend 28 times since december 2017. the latest extension will expire rch 8 of this year. we will disclose -- we will discuss local leader perspectives and the challenge of potential solutions to the risks that flooding poses to committees across th country. soany issues, transportation, housing, eacof these is a priority for this committee. these leaders know all too well, floodi is the most costly natural disaster facg the country. it is devastating to communities in every state. that is one good reason that mayor patterson is here from my stat land-use patterns play a role in whether people want to -- and whether people want to admit it or not, climate change is only making it wse. it is making extreme weather events more frequent, less predictable anmore extreme across the country. this month, streams overflown in senator reid's home state of rhode island, torrential rains in san diego neighborhoods, flash floods threatening communities acro louisiana

in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed suc

um ena, can we start with you ? um, because we start with you?r. how does it shape a people, especially when you're a couple of years in, as you are now ? now? >> well, i understand that it's very difficult to imagine what it means to live through war. and if anyone would have asked me about that two years ago, i would not be able to explain what that is. well, i will try to give a feeling of what that is to your audience here. i have a son, his name is martin. he is 11 years old. he goes to school over here in kyiv and he considers it to be a good day when there was no air raid alert and when he didn't have to go to the bomb shelter. and he's a lucky one because his school does have a bomb shelter inside the school itself. but multiple other schools, they just don't have the space in the in the school to, to get all the kids there. so there are unfortunate many schools which go to where kids go to school like every other week and every other week. the second week they would stay home and study online just because the bomb shelter capacity in the