and child car seats in 1962, the englishman gene ames and the american leonard trifkin, independently, patent the familiar child car seats of the ames model, which was turned back against the entrance of traffic, and the small passengers fastened with a three-point seat belt . but rivkin decided that the car seat should have its own fixation belt. since then, the baby seat has been changed on the market more than once and quite a strange look, samples, and yet engineering thought has led us to modern child seats that meet the highest safety requirements for caring for our children. let's say thank you to the american engineer and just father lester bresson. he invented the first child car seat and changed the world. thank you very much to this man, because some small passengers on me some small ones. yes, i really like it, then legs, then arms, then some other limbs to stick out the window. and so you know that your child is securely fastened, if anything, you don’t worry about him. well, for fans of cars from the retro d-lecter, the good news is that on october 29 in brest, on the oc

. >> are you optimistic, gene? >> i am. i don't think there will be disruption at all but we have to get a contract done and give confidence to the market, bring this cargo back. >> good. that's good to hear. we like to have optimism on a monday in particular we need you there. the port of long beach as well gene, thank you for coming and good to see you in person. did you take a train here? i'm kidding. gene, thank you. >>> on a more serious note, the kids are not all right what new test scores are telling us we will dive into the problem and maybe what we can do to fix it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mercedes-benz is turning electric... completely on its head. bringing legendary design... and state-of-the-art technology... to a fully-electric suv. the all-new, all-electric eqb from mercedes-benz. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. right on time. make it even smarter. we cal

. >> hi, i am gene guarnere i am the son of wild bill, i never know him and as while bill until this thing happened. >> i am frank john hughes and i played wild bill. >> i am trisha zavrel and i am the daughter of babe have friends. >> my name is robin laing and i played babe half run. >> good afternoon, my name is kerry tipper my dad was ed tipper, and the rumor is tipper actually gave while building nickname while bill. >> that is not true. [laughs] >> i am jodie burke and i am one of the producers of we stand-alone together, the documentary. >> my name is chris langlois from baton rouge, go tigers. [laughs] my grandfather's dark row. >> shane taylor, doc roe. >> my name is george luz jr. my dad was george was. >> that is correct, there you are. >> and i am senior, that is how it works. >> it is obvious, to me. >> and i do not have any other light name. record gomez. >> so, as you can tell, there is no camaraderie between the actors and the families. let's start with that. frank, i am going to throw to you guys first. talk about, we have talked, we have touched on it a little bit t

gene: i sure am and i think it's just a great catch.he cradles it and has both hands secure on it. i don't see the football hit the ground anywhere from, guys. brad: i want him on my basketball team. [laughter] gary: i know, unbelievable. referee: the call on the field stands, first down. brad: that was a catch. gary: that was a little bit of a break for a&m. they got to huddle up and call two plays on the replay official look at that catch. brad: ball at the 37-yard line. first and 10. 51 seconds left. texas a&m, no time-outs. king, will anderson. give and chase, throws late, incomplete. gary: that was a great incomplete right there because if that ball is caught, it's going to cost them 15 to 20 seconds. brad: flag down. referee: holding, defense, number three. 10-yard penalty, automatic first down. brad: arnold with a hold. gary: yeah, got beat at the line of scrimmage. he felt he was in danger and watch him grab ahold and yanke him down. evan stewart is showing his ability at the line of scrimmage. that's where you beat the press co

gene: i am not worried about at.think it is a market that has the same vulnerabilities as we saw in the u.k. market. very thin the quiddity and leveraged players at the long end of the curve can drive those prices on yields to significantly higher levels in a short period of time. i think those dynamics are different. the risk case for the long end of the u.s. curve, we start to see aggressive selling in a scenario where japan ends their yield curve control. i think that is an outside case. for the u.s., the idea of the bond vigilantes coming back israel, but i have only seen it this year already. lisa: do you think there is evidence in the slowdown of pace in inflation, confirming this view of used car prices coming down and feeling there is limited pricing power for an increasing number of u.s. companies? is it bleeding into this feeling people have gotten carried away with inflation projections, that naturally, it will come down more? gene: i think that is the most important question in markets today. i think ther

genes. here i am telling you a program in a row, that this is a man who sang in the subway in minibuses at busassembled the whole kremlin palace. this is yaroslav sumishevsky with each broadcast , we learn more and more. i didn't know about this artist. and now i know everything out of respect for me in one program. they just took it, yes, and they would check this version. so let's not. klyaber. you did not check, you checked, yes, you checked, and i spoke to someone else. yes, markush out of respect for timur batrutdin, i'll ask him. which version do you adhere to and conquered you today dunno's number absolutely conquered, in general, the work of nikolai noskov conquers me at one time, when i served, i sang a song. i love you. it's great for the day of march 8 for the women of our military unit and thanks to this i got a moisturizer for 3 days, and therefore a supplement for three days. well, in general, thank you for the repertoire, and i absolutely like the version of larisa aleksandrovna artyom artyom kacher sergey well , who did i hear today, uh, honestly, i’ll be stuffy again today, be

am a question. is that a genetically modified gene?ll this is all natural on my pies and the lady who changed her hat will grow up not like that, a-lyasha, swear on this fly agaric scarf let's go. i have everything natural, so it really had to be done so that it would come out so that everyone would dance and dmitry would just, well, we are about the same age as the marker rose, so i’m kind of very, of course, i’m very turned on, and then one of my favorites songs, first of all. i was able to get dmitry malikov i can all this is true. what, look what's going on? why is this choice of song you do not look like a woman who had a toxic relationship or suddenly had we do not know anything about your personal life, dear telly, but i am an experienced woman, of course, there was everything. but who said that the man was the toxic one in this relationship? the one who has never made a mistake, this is one, but two, i want to paraphrase my friend ranevskaya and say that it is better to be a good person who sometimes retreated and did some not

child in this world necessarily because well that the gene that you have that he should stay in this country is not very practical, you are right. yes, i am leave anyone behind, it will be solved somehow. that i would have a daughter and then daughters do you love your parents more, or your father, but i have a problem with the fact that, er, i am very practical and radical, and for me work comes first , and work is the protection of parents for the protection of the homeland, now the first thing is airplanes, we do not understand what politics is and politics is politics. and the war, the continuation of the policy of the blockade is a very painful topic and it is also a question. quickly inserted quickly how well i don't know how i became so fast and quickly how well the camera is small and i won't hand in mine maybe you can try torture i'm not there rambo well i don't know if i will split there or not but i won't hand mine in i'll be in the game, there are officers, it's an honor to eat, who cooked, what did we eat as civilians, i'm a civilian, i'm more than 2,500 people. and until the majority of the 36th brigade surrendered, it was a

child in this world necessarily because well, the gene that you have, it should stay in this country is not very practical , was the right class, i amtay, it somehow decides, i have children, you know the child, i would like to have a son there, and a daughter, in general, the first to war i first wanted to have a daughter a-a then with this, daughters love their parents more, or their fathers, but i have a problem with the fact that, er, i am very practical and radical, and for me, work comes first, and work is the protection of parents for the protection of the homeland, now the first thing is airplanes no, well we understand what politics is, and politics is politics. and war, the continuation of politics, is a blockade - this is a very painful topic, and this is the question about it . came to lefortovo, you understood that there were pianos, the mother was on the uniform, quickly inserted quickly how well, i don’t know how i became so fast and quickly how well, the camera is small , and i won’t hand in mine. i’m not going to split, but i won’t surrender mine in the game, there are officers of honor. what did you eat, who cooked

it's kind of like if you have a science experiment i take half of my genes and put them in this great progressive environment. look how i amrote about this in the book. i wanted to dog in college but you can have a dog in college. i had an iguana and she had a dragon. she has a picture and bought an aquarium and she carries him around. it's like wow that's a lot like something i would do. it was really interesting. i think i said something like you don't know what you will find familiar and what that word familiar ruling means but it's like her voice doesn't sound like mine. my daughter jasmine and i sound the same. i tried to pretend like i'm jasmine with her friends on the phone. hey what's up? she says mom. so she doesn't sound like me in her voice. but she sounds like me in her word choice. one of the thingsth we notice is -- one of my early baby stores before we were dating he thought i was a person in my office because i wasn't sonic enough emoji's or something. what's going on? you hadt no explanation. >> and a. relate to the neuroscience part. another question. [inaudible] especially a high-performing students who

yes, why am i mika america gray and gene even here, even there, and so further, yes, until it drips, know what i mean? i am talking about what i am saying that the political elite the majority in congress and in the white house do not yet understand. no, they no, they look further, they understood, let's see, they understand that if the collective west is not stopped. uh, russia in ukraine they will stop for european security and for the whole world, so this will cost the whole world much more than those complaints, miserable millions. got it wasted now everything is yes, yes, there already wanted it very definitely billions. profukayte and lose the war and russia will not stop. this is how it will be. this is how it will be. yes , i say, there, one of them said, it’s very good, he says, for what 66 billion dollars we couldn’t do this, we say, they were hounded, he’s something like this in europe, almost on his side, this is great with each other, he says, it's worth it kirillerevich. we haven't heard for a long time about your e fresh over western politics. let's not be ironic, it i

he said, " all black people have a gene within then that makes them violent." i am driving. " what are you talking about?" he says " who is doing all the drive-bys and carjackings in southeast?" i say, " it is black people, but that is who predominantly lives in southeast d.c.. who is doing all of the crime in bangor, maine? white people! you are ignoring the demographics." i am as black as anyone you have ever seen. i have never done a drive-by. he said, "your gene is latent. it hasn't come out yet." i m sitting there dumbfounded, speechless. he is smug. i had to think about it. i had to go to where he was in order to connect. i thought about it. i said, " we all know that every white person in them has a gene that makes them a serial killer." he says, " what you talking about?" i said " name me 3 black serial killer's." he could not even name one. i said, " charles manson, ted bundy, albert desalvo -- they are all white. son, you are a serial killer." he said, "daryl, i haven't killed anybody." i said, "your gene is latent." he said that stupid. i said that is no more stup

russians, they save lives and the gene pool , and i believe in our army, they are virtuosos, they are masters , we are the best army in the world . to rate this, i am of them, i will support them until victory and after, too, because this support for the socialization of the military will be absolutely necessary, we also have separate projects for this, already in the fund, we are preparing the case of victory already has a plan well, it should be like that in fact. thank you, mrs. oresta, for what you do , for how skillfully you clearly and succinctly define the diagnoses for those of our enemy neighbors who are some kind of phenomenon. what else we will have to study oresta brit volunteer and head of the charitable foundation was with us. well, we wanted to talk about the nobel prize and we will talk about it because nothing, er, nothing will stop us, our editors worked hard while we were talking, and we are in touch with mykhailo sava, a member of the expert council of the center for civic the same freedoms that he received in a row with russia and belarus by their representatives the nobel peace prize mykhailo good day to you good day i'm from

[laughter] and here i am sitting in this chair about to defend my supremacists.r they didn't work hard forto generations to h keep their geneg this way. so i went take it all away from them and give it to somebody else. >> there stealing white supremacist jobs. and you're not just going tole take it away from them.it it drives me crazy d because we just cannot say hey, the onesha were talking about brothers just happened to be latino. e bigger reason. you know what i'm saying? every group is not above having someone you wish was not in your group are. >> amen. >> white people. [laughter] w so when that grouphe acts of, if blow had any backbone he h would've had the guts to attack the individual. but that is not with the woke do. they create individuals in the faÇade is it as a group. so this one, or two individuals said something about it they were used to it, were used to been the backbone for everyone's complaint that's what we do. instead of having you make the group it's the whole thing. and noyow you guys get the taste back when i was growing up 30 years ago it was worse. whenever anything bad happened in the news i wo

am sitting in this chair about to defend white supremacy. like they didn't work hard for generations to keep their gene pool going this way to have someone just all away from them and just give it to somebody else. >> greg: yes. they're still white supremacist jobs. >> they gave up success and investigation to live a trailer home for no reason. you're not going to take it away from them. it drives me crazy because we just can't say, hey, those peep bleep, they were talking bad about brothers just happened to be latino. the bigger brother is they're just -- every group is not above having someone you wished wasn't in your group. white people. so when that group acts up, if blow had any backbone, he would have had the guts to attack the individual. but that's not what the woke do. they create individuals and the facades as the group. so this one or two individuals send something about, hey, we're used to it we used to be the backbone of everyone's complaint and we just keep winning. so you make the group, the whole thing and now you guys get to taste because back whiffs growing up 30 years ago it was worse. wheneverr whenever something bad happ

listen to gene dough talk about her experience, take a listen. >> i am a registered independent, andnald trump in those election. i do not believe that herschel is morally fit to be a u.s. senator. >> you know, erin, you put aside the hypoxia of all of this, and gop voters, i want to talk about democrats. we really have not seen senator warnock go after walker. we have not seen a lot of democrats go after herschel walker on this. is that an effective strategy? i think it is a polite chitchat that we have, publicly, there is a completely separate conversation that happens privately around this. maybe that conversation and level of fitness to be made public, what do you say? >> yeah, you talk about hypocrisy, i think that is why you have the anonymous accuser saying for those who would suggest that this is a political allegation that is coming out now at this time with ten days ago before the election, she is saying no, i voted for donald trump. this is about her feeling like herschel walker for the office based off of the value that he claims to have and his actions that she is allegi

am just getting used to failing. you just fail so hard all the time, and you know what i named my son? >> trevor: no. >> oh, gosh. first name genet take it, i don't know if you know who amy fisher is, but it's not who you want to share a google alert with. and i want to pay tribute to dave attel. i named him "genital" fisher. he's making eye contact with me. ""genital" fisher. i don't want to post pictures of him, i don't want to say anything -- >> trevor: you change the name. >> yeah, we changed it to shit snatch. is that better? >> trevor: it depends on who your audience is. [laughter] you are back onto her now, all of the biggest arenas around the country, traveling wherever you want to. what does amy schumer want to do now? where do you go from here, what are your dreams, what are your aspirations? >> well, i love not working. like, you know -- >> trevor: i've heard good things about it. >> i would love -- i am proud of my career and i want to keep doing things, you know, that i'm proud of and creating content that i think is funny and helpful. but i want to hang out with my family a bunch and i want to go on abo a boat. inv

electronically, yes kids, of course, it’s december’s turn, hurry up, in general i am a farm that is the custodian of the genethat is, to us, and people who want to come to us, that's it, purebred animals. and who is now managing the farm husband, so we do not could come together so very much. here's another, by the way, the most such thing is that we can't go anywhere together, there's no way to go on vacation together. how old is he 16 together? we went once. here on vacation. it was november it was sochi then. i saw the sea for the first time and more the sea. never seen in my life, and in this sea. i could get my feet wet up to my knees and i was happy. i would you know, for sure our viewers turned on to watch. and we learned so many interesting and useful things from very amazing people. we wish you often see the sea more often to rest, if you need yourself the opportunity of your big spouse, hello. thanks a lot. in short, we have advertising next time, and now a gift from our friends treat your pet with natural and healthy yum treats. what could be more joy for the owner than to see his pet happy. alcoh

like i took half of my genes and i put them in this really great protective environment and like, you know, look how silly i amnd, like, you know, but like, i think my fear, i think i read about this in the book like she has, i had iguana, i wanted a dog. and in college and like you can't have a dog in college. and so i had iguanas. she has a bearded dragon. and then she would like, send me this. this picture and she's got a she bought like an aquarium backpack and she carries her dragon around like fiscal. she's like so he can have, so pepper can have adventures with me. i was just like, wow, that's a lot like me. something i would do. yeah. so it's been really interesting, but the, you know, to be i think i said something like you don't know what you will find familiar you're and like what that word familiar really means. but it's like the language, you know, like her voice doesn't sound like mine. my mom, my daughter, jasmine. i all have the same voice. like, we still, like, mess each other by trying to pretend like i'm jasmine when our friends are on the phone, see if i can get some juice and stuff. and my

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variety, we have ukrainians, but i must remind you that these genes were acquired even before the creation of a state of any kind and i amortantly, two friendly peoples would be better than proving that this is a russian theory, simply, which is the duhin century once again. yes, it means that at the same time, it was absolutely possible that there was still interaction. we do see. everything is historical, but history is a political tool. and now i remember the story when viktor stepanovich chernomyrdin, with whom i was well acquainted. he also worked in kiev for his own money and created a large commission of historians so that they would write joint ukraine russian textbooks. stories please don't hinder the reprogramming. well, don't. i’ll give you my word, they didn’t succeed, because they did n’t determine from some point for them to dance, on this they quarreled, and it was all over. that is, there is no common history in the center, so history becomes more and more a political tool. everyone takes the piece that she likes ukrainians, they say adam is ukrainian. we are the lady. god, too, others say, no, ukrainians

i am 51, these claims are still awaiting independent scientific verification, but in general, clearly , humanity has already accumulated such a solid experience in genet exactly is the future of agriculture and medicine in the coming years, we will clearly hear about new and new breakthroughs. which may cause public fear, but give people new, truly fantastic opportunities to create food, save lives and prolong youth. do not miss further the miracle goods section about when advertising is true, and when there is no electric shoe brush, is it better than popular products from the store and folk cleaning methods, this is for you, please, sasha wipes that make glass repel water and dirt. is it true that one treatment lasts for several months and can the effect compete with a professional one? auto glass treatment? it’s good you didn’t throw a bucket into my glass were the thoughts of the most amazing discoveries and inventions of the leaders of the weekly news hit parade. hello yes, nothing, he was not. not a report, who will get the property, this is the eighth question. why did the artist’s brother speak to the legacy even before the funeral? why weren

course, everyone is interested in what demon genes artyom streletsky will now fight who is this mysterious woman who appears and many, many other questions . ameason of the popular film aroused the interest of different generations and satisfied the most demanding taste. this was shown by the ratings when the new series. you've been waiting asking let's start an eccentric psychologist. artyom streletsky will return on monday adventures continue and let's change, i don't eat anyone. and you all need me trigger trigger a spark of insight can become a trigger. you can wait a lifetime for a person or a trigger event, but streletsky acts, otherwise he uses provocations, sometimes harsh ones, i don’t want to give any spoilers yet about what cases will be, but they are all very similar vital. well, listen, well, sometimes, it may be worth it, as they say, be patient, and then everything will be fine. if changed there was the possibility of an election. i would probably choose in favor of the fact that it is fast, but i decided the stress for myself. this is a friend of the archer. denis the only one who is still able to understand him for denis is h

this is, of course, genes and then, of course, uh, you know, well, not it may be immodest, but i can't go out into the street. oh, it's you yes, i am is my home. yura yura baturin could not come, but yura gets in touch with us, attention to the screen. we happen to meet. i am now in yaroslavl on the set. you know, we are the actor people forced labor first of all. but i want to tell you that i love you, i appreciate you, i respect you, as an actress of a person and just woman you left an indelible impression in my life as a person and as an actor because i had the pleasure of working with you. in one of my best projects, faithful sunday and one of my best roles. so i want to tell you that if it were not for you, this role would not have happened, because a huge merit in my success belongs to you. i want to wish you good health. i want to wish you creative success. i really hope for our personal meeting with you, i hug you, kiss you and love you very, very much. what do you think is unique do you know the article on lvovna? this is generally a big mystery, because i'm very interested. we are centenarians and here we still have yuri