you grew up in a foster family. grew up in a foster family father alexandrov vladimir ivanovich he worked all his life as a long-distance truck driver mother aleksandrova tatyana kirillovna she worked all her life she worked as a tram driver. i remember when i went to kindergarten. i went to a 24-hour kindergarten, they left me like, well, a daily allowance for such a reason, since the father's father was gone for weeks. she is at home. he was on business trips. well, mother. uh, so, as a tram driver, she worked. well, there was no one to pick me up late. well, something like this, i remember that too. but when i finished the first grade, i finished it with my foster parents, but for some personal reason they separated, and i stayed with my father with my foster father. i stayed with me, didn’t quit , you know, he was left alone with a step- child, you understand? it's just that, well, a hero he gave me. e, my sad, when i lived with them, e, when he came on a business trip, he always told me. i was dressed like a do

family you have to work, in a foster family you can’t go for walks, in a foster family you can’t sit tell me how life was for you at first, yes, at first it was normal, then some things started to go our way aggression, when my mother arrived, we began to slowly communicate with her, began to dissuade her, told her how bad she was, what kind of thing she was, they told her not to communicate, not to go. well, this is all going towards us, please tell me, who raised their hand against you? uh, husband, equal, has this happened many times? twice, can you tell me, the first time, yes, it was on a day off, a saturday , i didn’t have to go to school, i was sleeping, i didn’t want to go and manage, like a day off, i wanted to sleep, but what’s wrong with going to feed the cattle? , what do you say? i want to sleep? i don’t want to go and continued to sleep, they just pulled me off the bed by the leg, i fell, hit myself, yeah, so, the second time, what happened? the second time when they started taking my phone away, why did they take your phone away, well, i’m kind of my first i broke it,

going foster. and so it's a real record. the hello welcome to the wrong video here at the roads. i could attempt over to announce the come miles this place is called loved flush do with the surgery and yes, play so nurse and is just perfect for us to be sending because here you have normally that almost donna. so very strong winds from the puter days and you have 90 degrees, wolf shore ring, then you can go close to the beach and try to go as fast as you can afford a rose or could attend. we have some different kind of stuff which i am very liked to wait the rest of them here inside i going to put some way to kilo place of let's going to put this inside my waist with and them if the wind is wrong, the blowing then i going to put some more, let's, and i'm normally varying 2 or 3 rest of this. and because the speed through is it doesn't care how much additional rate you put in your risk. but you have to float, speed, surfing, and please use this. come from all over the world and constantly attempting

always aiming to go the foster, who is the woman behind the records, what motivates her? we dive into the life of a woman who has jo, one goals to be the fastest on the surface. if it was up, it's about everything myself going foster and said, i really was that kurt, the kid in the middle of the highest mountains and the outs high, the old wrist is that home speed. so thing is all about the wind. heidi lives with her partner, chris on old by that would be like home to constantly changing with us. literally, i confused the winter later because what this to upstate new york looks like. sort of the 60 not just listen to looks good even better than the other side. so let's check it outside. may 73. the knots here there, right down there. right? yeah. a lot of people are really out. then you can see the wide clips the lake. so let's go down and let's go go. speed surfing is the formula. one of wind code was the sports. heidi has an ideal training conditions living right by a like, for her extreme support, she needs good equipment and very high wind. here isn't also an option a

family that her mother was a foster child.o tell us please about your mother was kind, good , hardworking, well, serious, as if it were a belt given to hooligans, well, it was the case, without this, she would skip school in any way, as if at such a moment. well, we kind of loved in general, cook very tasty tsap, in my opinion, for all sorts of pies, cakes. there, constantly, as if everything were more than tasty cooking, as if kozyr was her dish. you miss me, i was 20 years old, but this time i was in the army. it turns out that natasha aunt sent me a telegram. i went to her funeral. when mom died how could i not be next to you? i had diabetes. well, as if everything seemed to be fine, no matter how no one thought that everything would work out like that. well, that's all, as if the funeral was here. and then, as it were, my grandmother told me that that our mother was adopted, as if she said that we took her away, as if without a baby’s home, that her mother died during childbirth. well, no matter how much i didn’t go on, ho

rossi's utah connections are explained by his foster parents' faith.y is the headquarters of the mormon church. the allegation is that in september 2008, nine months after the sinclair college assault, he attacked a former girlfriend. as the authorities in utah were pulling the case against rossi together, back in rhode island, phones were starting to ring. "rep, how are you?" i said, "how are you, nicholas?" "i'm in france," or europe somewhere. i think he said france first. i said, "what's going on?" "well, i had to leave the country." i get another call. he's still in europe. he's ill now at this point. maybe two weeks after that, he's really ill. and he... this is the last time i spoke to him. "it's nick." i said, "yeah, i know, nick, it's you." but he has a raspy voice. he goes, "i'm dying. i'm dying." i said, "nick, you're not dying. cockroaches don't die." radio: local news and information i on wpro, providence. nicholas alahverdian, he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas

family or a foster family, but here you have a foster family, you also receive government money andlive on the street, they are in an enclosure, we have jack , this is jack with us, and cats, eight, he loves, eight, two, two bald swings, five in our street, we have one so plush, a scot, you know, i would take them all, eight hots, he loves cats very much, the next family is not from the nizhny novgorod region, we decided to expand the geography a little, they flew to us from tyumen, anastasia, alexey, come to us, hello, it was he who drew the guardian angel for you, come on van, get up , let’s learn how to greet like a man, our pavel gave this to you, he himself chose gifts for you, just like he himself... drew for drawing of you, so you better understand what what does this mean and what is it used for, hello, to be honest, i can’t watch your program because it’s in the middle of the day, and on that day i just said it at home, and was doing household chores, i saw this program, on the first the very second after it ended, i called the editorial office, they answered me right away,

hello, hello, tatyana, tell us, in what year did you become a foster mother?came parents in 1990, my husband and i had no children, and from the zakhan family orphanage , which was in the perm region, we adopted a boy , sergei, he was already an adult, and a girl, olya, at the time of adoption the children were 12 and 8 years old , the adoption of the daughter went quickly within a few days, the conversation was, there was, that take a child from the orphanage, since we don’t have children of our own, don’t delay while we are young , a relative worked in the vakhan orphanage, and we went to visit, but we took the documents that were necessary for adoption with us earlier the procedure was simpler, certificates from work, certificates from place of residence, about living conditions, well, we came to the orphanage, it was morning before lunch, there were no children in the orphanage, they were small, but since it was a family orphanage, the children different ages, small children, so they were in kindergarten, but maybe there were even some nurseries, i don’t r

he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island.s passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. can't say this enough, how bizarre this next story is. yeah, as we've been telling you, . authorities say a rhode island man faked his own death and then hid out in scotland. _ nicholas rossi has gone by a variety of names over the years, one being nicholas alahverdian. he told me, "he is a dangerous man. "he's wanted in numerous states." then later on, i find out that he's alive. i said, "i don't believe it." i was like, "wow." ia court in scotland has ruled thati a man who claimed he was a victim of mistaken identity is the suspect in a series of sex crimes _ in the united states. mr rossi. i'm not mr rossi at all. ok, then. that's not arthur knight. and you were always absolutely certain it was him? 100%. i was the whistle blower. can you get out of the way? give him a bit of assistance... i've known nick 22 years. i know him better than anybody. do you at this moment in time still claim you're arthur knight?

the foster, who is the woman behind the rig, quotes, what motivates? we dive into the life of a woman who has just won gold to be the fastest on the surface of who's going to it's about beating myself, going foster and said, i really was that kirk, the kid in the middle of the highest mountains and the outs hardy old wrist is at home speed. so thing is all about the wind. heidi lives with her partner, chris on old by that would be like home to constantly changing with us. literally i confused the winter later with this to upstate new york looks like sort of the 60 not see these listen to looks good. even better than on the other side. so let me check and i would say maybe 73 did not hear their ideas down there. oh yeah, a lot of people are really out. then you can see the wide clips, the lakes. so let's go down and have a session. let's go go. the speed surfing is the formula one of wind county board of sports. heidi has an ideal training conditions living right by a likes for her extreme support. she needs good equipment and very high wind. here is no

two lives, the life of the biological family, the life of foster care.er dolls. somehow, i probably didn’t need it at that time. now you understand why didn’t your mother tell you the truth when she was alive, because well, yes, she was probably still afraid. and maybe i, well, maybe i’ll start looking and somehow. if i find them, maybe i’ll give them up. although, well, i didn't mean to do that. that is, for me, my mother, my father, they raised me. they gave it to me. i grew up in a happy family. somehow i wasn’t going to. no, well, look for it, but i wasn’t going to give them up. let's ask your mother's friend. why did mom hide the truth from you all her life? studio of your godmother nadezhda samolova. how did you meet anna’s adoptive mother? i knew galina ivanovna because she worked in nizhny, but she was well known; she worked as a representative of the people’s court in the nizhny urgarsk region. we were a prominent person and therefore she knew her. we met a little later, when we began to live on the same street, which means we moved to ivanovna’

always aiming to go the foster, who was the woman behind the rig quotes, what motivates her? we dive into the life of a woman who had is just one goals to be the fastest on the surface. if it was up, it's about beating myself going foster and said, i really was that kurt, the kid in the middle of the highest mountains in the outs. heidi old rich is that home speed. so thing is all about the wind. heidi lives with her partner, chris on old by that will be like home to constantly changing with literally i confused the little bit, but this to upstate new york looks like sort of the 60 not seeing these. the thing looks good. this is even better than the other side. so looking outside may 17th, read the notes here, their ideas down there. oh yeah, lots of people are in the out. then you can see the wide clips of the lakes. so let's go down and let's go go. speed surfing is the formula one of wind cold water sports. heidi has an ideal training conditions living right by a like, for her extreme sport, she needs good equipment and very high wind. here isn't also an option at over 80

plus community foste— community foster roger ross williams has _ community foster roger ross williamsong been moved community foster roger ross - williams has long been moved by individuals not in the mainstream who try. his 2009 short film, music by prudence, the story of a young zimbabwean singer—songwriter who prevailed despite his disabilities, brought him an academy award, making him the first african—american director to win an oscar. african-american director to win an oscar.— african-american director to win an oscar. the doctor says let me explain _ win an oscar. the doctor says let me explain what - win an oscar. the doctor says let me explain what autism i win an oscar. the doctor says| let me explain what autism is. he was also 0scar nominated in 2017 for life animated, a film looking at a young man with autism who finds a connection through disney animations, and he made an impact with his documentary, god loves uganda, investigating the role of anti—american evangelists in the uganda. roger ross williams clearly likes to challenge people's assumptions. he is becoming a w

if it was that it's about beating myself going foster and said, i really was that kurt. the kid in the middle of the highest mountains and the outs high, the old wrist is at home speed. so thing is all about the wind. heidi lives with her partner, chris on old by that would be like home to constantly changing with us. literally i confused the winds a little bit, but this to upstate new york looks like sort of the 60 not so he's listen to looks good even better than on the other side. so let me check and i would say not to you there. i did down there. oh yeah, a lot of people are in the out. then you can see the wide clips, the lakes. so let's go down and let's go go. speed surfing is the formula one of wind county board of sports. heidi has an ideal training conditions living right by a likes, for her extreme support. she needs good equipment and very high wind. here isn't also an option at over 80 kilometers per hour. every room decision can be deadly. this time a storm is brewing. but heidi loves the through the between the 2nd change and it was almost painting. the wi

we are looking to foster families, family-type homes. these are families that will take on five to 10 children to raise and that's the priority for my foundation. among them, there's a lot of people who have lost their homes close to the front lines and have to move to a different region in ukraine. so you can manage, even just to transport a large family with 10 children, that's already a big job. when they come to a new place, the conditions are very often bad. we're currently building 14 houses for these foster families where they can feel comfortable and we want to continue with this project as well. we are helping these families with anything, any kind of essential -- any essentials for their children. we give them a chance for rest and relaxation. this year, 1,500 children and their parents were able to relax in the mountains. they were able to go on holiday. because these parents never have a holiday. they don't have an annual leave. their life with 10 children does not have an opportunity to go somewhere. this is why we created t

anna foster, bbc news, derna.s estimated today that nearly 900,000 people living in the north of libya have been affected by the unprecedented flooding. in derna, the rescuers are now working mostly to remove and bury bodies — and anna's also seen the conditions in which they are doing that. the first thing that you will notice is how incredibly dark it is. there is no electricity in this city and, actually, the workers, you can see some of them over there, who are using big diggers to search for bodies, really, now, rather than survivors, you can see them trying to do their work in the darkness. there are limited numbers of rescue vehicles. very limited aid. in fact, all that we've seen here today on the way to derna has been local libyans. it's been people in pick—up trucks with mattresses in the back, people handing out water. when we came into the city, members of the libyan national army were handing out masks for people to wearjust to combat some of the dust and dirt and the smell that is in the air here. an

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster.reland in bordeaux, they start their world cup with a huge win. england are expecting a tough test in their opening match against argentina, we'll have the latest from marseille. and england lose their 100% record in qualifying as they are held to a draw by ukraine in poland. also coming up on sportsday... we'll head to new york where there'll be new name on the women's trophy, coco gauff faces the world number one in waiting sabalenka later tonight. and england's women start their one—day series against sri lanka with a huge win at chester—le—street. the rugby's been nonstop today, it's the busiest day of the world cup with four matches in france. ireland didn't hold back against romania, even though they conceded an early try they then scored 12 of their own. johnny sexton went over twice in his first match for six months, he was suspended for their three warm up games. and at 38, the skipper has also become his country's oldest player. joe lynskey reports. for the world's top ranked

um, so it convince me to a foster and then more quickly infect paypal. and the last thing to consider with higher temperatures is that going up around the well drive. so areas that have never had these mosquitoes before now due to listing them up here in temperate pots of china, they also are moving further north through north america. and also through europe, we're seeing them as high up as the u. k. so potentially over time and millions, if not billions more people will be exposed to the banking virus and the world health organization has said that this outbreak and outbreaks like it is a canary in the coal mine of the climate crisis. so mosquito is appear to be the real windows in nav, it comes to climate change done there. i mean, it does look like that, but temperatures may actually go up too high even for mosquitoes. so the particular spaces of the, of mitigate or that carries the thank you, virus is very temperature sensitive. it prefers a range of about $20.00 to $30.00 degrees celsius. so if average temperatures go up beyond that, it may negativ

stearns & foster® ...t should be during our labor day sale, bring home incredible comfort with savings up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets. learn more at stearnsandfoster.com >> dr. siegel: president biden visited florida over the weekend and couldn't help but lecture about the climate crisis. >> president biden: nobody can deny impact of climate crisis, nobody intelligent can deny it anymore. just look around the nation and world, historic floods, drought, extreme heat, deadly wildfires. >> dr. saphier: former california assemblyman who left the golden state for texas, chuck devore, good morning. happy labor day, thank you for joining us, chuck. the issue i have for this, you see president biden talking about climate change and his agenda. policy is coupled with something else. fema relief is tied with 24 billion to ukraine, we saw inflation reduction act tied to climate change agenda, which feels political. what do you make of it? >> it is all political and you are seeing two things with consta

my food a boss is a foster group has been going on for several days. the lebanese government has lashed out at a bus for failing to hold the spiraling violence. hundreds of people have rallied for eligibility to rights at this year's pride parade in the serbian capital belgrade. there was a heavy police presence as conservative leaders and far right. fluids, st. antique a message or president alexander butcher refused to allow rainbow flags to fly at his downtown office building. the final day of local elections is underway in russia and the occupied areas of ukraine. voting in the next ukrainian regions began on friday and is taking place and done. yet the hans, her son and his apparition, russia illegally captured these regions last year, but is not in full control of the keys and the west have condemned the polls as a sham and a violation of international law. if people don't go toward the ballad clocks they'll come to them. this is how the russian television patrice working in the next few cleaning regions. but this is what the reality looks like.

when they wanted to kill you or chris because a foster stick. i'm more like we managed to calm the teenagers down. don't do so that the 3 could go home safely, or at least you won't get the law the on. i said the stuff to keep the stuff to you . it was a very delicate situation. cricket cricket is the police to blame for support such as the states following me. something like this shouldn't happen if i lost with you . and what about the young people who destroyed everything? that's more of the parents fault. niners have no business being out in the streets at that time. that's the parents want, which i don't see it that way. they're all sorts of parents. i have 9 children. the youngest is 16, and all of them were home by 9 pm. this is going to the parents tell their kids, they have to stay home, but they still go out. i'm not going to check on them. you saw through the glass, so the you, thanks to us, the higher and there was less destruction than there would have been brought to mount will do. chose the lip. ah, if this we were there, the whole

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> donald trump in his own words, i do nearby waive formal arraignment and enter my plea of not guilty. i full i understand the nature of the offenses charged. >> i have not seen any evidence that d.a. willis' actions or lack thereof warrant action by the prosecuting attorney oversight commission. >> we're going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. >> today is going to be a good day. i'm not going to cry. you hug the first person and that is all you want to do is cry. i don't want to be upset, but nothing is moving. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster d bianca nobilo. >> it is friday,eptember 1. anformer donald trump has again pleaded not guilty this time to racketeering charges in the judge in that case has signaled his intention to televise and live stream all proceedings going forward. but trump has waived next week's arraignment, so he won't be seen in court. >> meanwhile a judge could rule a

are current or former foster youth. just a few days ago, it was reported that human trafficking rings have been targeting children in temporary foster care settings specifically in texas and child protective services has paid $30 million to off-duty police officers to watch children who were housed unsupervised in hotels and churches because there is no family for them within the foster care system. increased burdens on the foster care system put already vulnerable children primly into the crosshairs of online sexual exploitation and abuse which has become one of the fastest growing threats against children globally as we know today. child trafficking of the southern border israel and at the same time in our modern world, human trafficking is a borderless crime and so is sexual expectation that the most prevalent form of online sexual abuse is the advertisement of children actually through websites and social media. according to the organization for security and cooperation in europe, such advertisements, and this is a

talk to nate cuz you send up for the needs while also fostering great to understanding for the police. they make the rounds several times a week. we've been allowed to join the parents with our camera team. under one condition, we must split the team and just spaces all the many, you'd see the distrust the media because they often simply portrayed as troublemakers. so cool, coffee and money, i'm glad you to found us of the neighborhood without violence initiative. strike up a conversation. are you all right? it's quiet at the moment, isn't it? you the things are com. so that's what we want a peaceful atmosphere. nothing to do by over stays that way you know things are not always this come luca utes and police regularly clash in this area that tact. i knew you know they attack us. they are violent towards us. don't stay insult us. they call us and my grandchildren, the funds you might say, they say government welfare is wasted on us is under question for me that and that this is not our country. i just got a question on the vehicle when the police drive by you all start screaming, well

anna foster, bbc news, derna. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there.cent days, an autumnal flavour to our weather. we'll certainly see threatening looking skies for the remainder of the week, and some of the rain at times really quite heavy. so here's the next batch, pushing in off the atlantic — just look how many isobars there are on the chart. the winds a feature, and some of that rain really quite heavy. so, to start with, on tuesday, the wettest of the weather moving out of northern ireland across southern scotland, northern england, and wales, and we'll see this frontal system moving its way south and north throughout the day. now, it never really gets all the way across central and southern england, so here, some brighter skies into the afternoon, still pretty windy. gusts of winds ao—asmph in places, maybe close to 60mph in exposed west—facing coast, and the heaviest of the rain across northwest england, the scottish borders, and northern ireland. the far north of scotland, bright, as well — not quite as windy here, but it will be noticeably fr

there, perhaps, my mother was no longer in the know, as if she were a foster child.member what one woman looked like who came to you with an offer to exchange her daughter for an apartment, money for a car , for some reason here i am. in memory she is the black volga and her hair is like this this woman's is just a little longer. well, they were laid out so beautifully. we have a photograph of natalya’s adoptive mother, well, here she is like this, but there it was a little, and here everything is loose. well, there was a younger woman there, that is, she didn’t look like this woman. i don't remember. i remember the hair of the girl who was in this woman's arms. this is who looks like katya. similar resemblance to my older brother and i ’m sitting here little too. here and one month are very similar. very similar, i remember my child from the very moment of his birth. here's his face in that very moment. you don’t have anything that you remember in your baby, i forgot, i remember her, i remember her. i had a little one in a red dress, but she is white, you see such a

we have done things to advance foster care and adoption, something we want to foster.her women think it is financially feasible to do that. they don't get support from the father, it can be overwhelming, we are sympathetic to women in that situation. >> senator blackburn considering grants to states to put armed guards at schools, is that something you would in florida? >> we had a traumatic incidents in the state and i've become friends with the parents and we put our money where our mouths are. the guardian program allows civilians to carry on campus. media and left say teachers should not be forced to carry a firearm. these bad guys gravitate to soft targets, if they think they are walking into a school and don't know what is behind the door, they are less likely to do that. we have done a lot in florida. if there is a role to provide support, that could make a difference. maybe some grants. >> for suburban women, i hear a lot about education and curriculum and "washington post" poll came out and said 77%, it wasn't packaged with florida specifically, 77% do not wan

. >> and i'm max foster. just ahead -- >> north korean leader kim jung-un and russian president vladimir putin meeting at the cosmic drone. >> this is an indication of the strategic importance of the military partnership between russia and north korea. >>> kevin mccarthy giving the green light to an impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> these are allegations of abuse of power, obstruction, and corruption. >> convicted miles per hourer danelo cavalcante now armed with a .22 caliber rifle and shots have been fired. >> he's killed who people previously, i'd suspect that he is desperate enough to use that weapon. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, september 13, 9:00 a.m. in london, 5:00 p.m. in eastern russia where after days of speculation and mystery and secretsity, kim jung-un and vladimir putin have finally met in pattern for t-- person for the first time since 2019. >> and russia signaled a willingness to assist in defiance of internatio

countries where people are making the crossings from she wants to see the european union increase and foster it's that ariel and the naval surveillance with the idea of being to, to make sure that people don't make hits to the european union, she cited the deal with some is it, that is a deal which a memorandum of understanding to be more precise, which we'll see to dizzy, a holding back a migrant said that is a post cracking down on the smuggling networks and exchange for euro. i just wanted your opinion today, but it's headed in prime minister urging the european union to extend the rates the implementation of that agreement. so the solution on that end is really to say we cannot deal with this problem with an outboard is and that it's got to be dealt with the 4 parts. the chief funded line. acknowledge that the opinion needed to step in and help is to be seen as a new member states to step up by offering and forward and tearing, to take some migrants that'll in it's cindy who have arrived in the last few days. whether or not that quote will be heated, it's meant to be heard. but she has a

. >> and i'm max foster joining you live from london. just ahead -- >> joe biden will be in michigan to walk the picket line with striking members of the united auto workers. >> saturday night is to overt a crisis here in washington. >> kyiv now climbs to have killed commander of the black sea fleet. >> makes perfect sense that ukraine would want to hit strategic targets inside crimea. >> there are still big groups of people coming in. >> loud speaker invite each migrant to sing of their country last hint. >> live there london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is tuesday, september 26, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in detroit where in the coming hours joe biden will join members of the united auto workers union on the picket line. >> the president is splitting his focus from an impending government shutdown to support of the autoworkers who are striking for better wages. they are also asking for benefits that they gave up more than a decade a ago when companies like ford and general motors were close to ba

. >> i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> this this job we have to havemha, b, c, d, f, g. >> what letter are you on now? >> nobody wins a government shutdown. it doesn't save any money. it costs us a lot of money. >> a shutdown, our troops won't get paid. >> i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. >> this hearing wasn't supposed to be about fireworks and bells an whistles. this is not the january 6 committee, this is not a stunt. >> there is a lot of reason to move to federal court starting with a better jury pool for donald trump. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, accepts 29, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the u.s. government is barreling towards another shutdown.a.m. in london washington where the u.s. government is barreling towards another shutdown. even some republicans who control the chambers say they won't support the stopgap spending bill. kevin mccarthy says