us really studied together, at tables... in electrical engineering or sausages, i hope you remember gertropolitan resident, represents domestic electronics abroad, sashka rushes across the field with electronic speed behind the puck, but i use electronic equipment to calculate public opinion about their activities, well said, well, veneam, veneam, a scientific person, it’s simple, in life, everything is simple, just count already open, okay, sit down, it’s great when people communicate, guys, it’s terrible, sometimes you want to open up about asserting, you know, we argue so rarely, it’s pathetic, pathetic, valya, i urge you to argue, let’s, let’s argue. we realized that it is easier to live when there is no one whine, cry, as you say into your vest, rely on no one but yourself. again the marriage loop, you can’t argue with her, she has men everywhere, she gives them salaries at her car depot, but i still like that we are sitting like this, but why is she silent here, olya, beautiful, sad, olya, she also cut off her own , and now a beautiful, free woman, her own mistress, that’s right,

thanks to the military, the city received its own ger.regiment is the unit that built the famous redoubts on the poltava field, which made it possible to bring down the main attack, the first blow of the swedish army and in commemoration of these events, this valor that was manifested during the battle of poltava, the regiment received a new regimental banner in 1712, which depicted the lion emblem as a symbol of sweden and an eagle soaring above it, these two symbols, the lion and the eagle, were preserved in modern belgorod symbols, the merciless 20th century erased belgorod faces many bright ancient monuments. dozens of monuments remind of the devastating events of the great patriotic war. on the main cathedral square there is stella, the city of military glory. belgorod was in close proximity to the front line and changed hands several times. the invaders used the distant park of the city as a place for executions. almost the 3rd century rests in mass graves, now the park is called a memory square. belgorod was finally liberated durin

knowing him very well for many years, he is a good attorney, george tur will ger. i think he is giving him tound legal advice about how far he should should go in cooperating with the department of justice but mark meadows wants to be seen as never flipping on donald trump. his public statements may contradict what he is doing behind the scenes. trump world is aware of this. there has been a year and a half, two years of souring on him and not trusting he is engaging in good faith and he is loyal to the team. i think this is a mixture of a smart attorney who wants to keep him out of jail and meadows wanting to be former freedom caucus chairman who is donald trump's greatest ally. >> we don't know what this means for georgia. we had timothy pal tori who suggested maybe this is a sign they want to make a deal with fani willis -- we don't know any of that. it happens at the same time just yesterday we saw jenna ellis in court tearfully not taking responsibility for her own objections to some agree. this is now the third, i believe, person to do so. what effect does th

i didn’t want you to see him, you have ger’s syndrome right on your face. what syndrome?y a leading role. hello everyone, it's me. i won’t have breakfast, i’m already late, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, i haven’t been noticed for drunkenness, but in the morning i greedily drank cold water, bye, bye, dad, see you in the evening, lisa, yes, i’ll go by car today please give me turn on the documents, as if by car, you take a taxi all the time, yes, i have two meetings in different parts of the city, and so as not to lose the skill, of course, and you call a taxi, okay, yes, for lunch, broth, lisa, lisa, what happened here, lisa, oh, i completely forgot to tell you, there was a thunderstorm at night when you were not there and lightning, can you imagine, struck a tree straight, and there was such a flash, everything caught fire, i’m a little crazy with fear , mom, why are you video on your phone, video, lightning is so lightning, it’s a pity for the tree, but it’s okay, guys, we’ll plant another one, yes, a new one i’ll put you in jail later, so that there’s no lightning

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until recently, ger schulz hesitated and did not agree to the supply of cruise missiles to the bundvera 500 km, but even without german missiles there is a holiday in kiev, the united states does not limit the ukrainian armed forces in the choice of targets, they give a formal leeway for deep strikes on russian territory. 165 km. this will allow the ukrainian armed forces to launch strikes across the entire rear of our southern front throughout northern crimea. this is not to mention the attacks on donbass. well, the fact that the transferred missiles are equipped with cluster warheads seems to hint that they will be used at field airfields without permanent shelters. however , russian aerospace forces aircraft have already been relocated to a distance inaccessible to the british storm shadow, which has a greater range than the american one. to celebrate, commander-in-chief zaluzhny published the first report of the american miracle weapon. you can’t make out almost anything in the footage, but a chulitsa, a lantern, a forest, a khaimarsk installation, a launch in an unknown direction.

it targeted ger along the borders with noor gaza and disabled these systems. this action was a complex security operation. we called it operation blinding. this operation greatly affects the movements of vehicles military and occupying forces in the regions. during the days of the war, quds was the title of the battle and a new equation was drawn which the resistance tried to impose . the equation that israel for the duration. he tried to avoid it for a long time. this is the meeting minutes of the secret meeting of the members of azdadin qassam , which is revealed for the first time. on january 7, 2022, four months before the holy sword battle , a meeting was held in which the expansion of the scope of resistance and the development of the rules of engagement were approved, including the introduction of installments in the rules of engagement. in addition to that mission and operation aimed at creating deterrence against the enemy it was approved about its aggressions in quds and al-aqsa mosque. israel responded by bombing civilians and demolishing residentia

tatars, my grandmother survived the deportation of the crimean tatars and she always motivated, says gerdon’t want this soviet government, i don't want this one russia, probably and rather i also have this motivation, and these are valeriya and nadiya. the girls prepare food for 50 servicemen every day, they wanted to defend ukraine for a long time, also a hundred. to help our brothers in this , at least somehow help, how old are you, 20, i am 21, someone feeds my brothers, and someone saves them after receiving injuries, when they asked where, i only say to the side of bakhmut, and why did i come here, well , maybe i will save someone's life, well, it has already been saved. appears, we provided emergency aid to a person, it was the first baptism of fire when here we had a flight around the city, we found ourselves in the right place, the right time, all these women have the same motivation, they do not want to see war at home, so they did not look for reasons to avoid service, the eldest son is 20, the average is 12, and the youngest is eight rochkov, they support me, this is my life,

just continue to bombard the the blockated territory, heavy bombardment took place in the northern ger strip, town of b hanon and also on the towns of lahya, and over the last half an hour, past half an hour, major israeli attacks took place against the shija neighborhood east of gaza. now the the towns are mentioned whether or or uh they uh were heavily bombarded bombarded back in 20 uh back in 2014 and right now uh things are extremely tense in the gaz strip with the uh power out is out of about uh percent of the time, at least 20 hours a day now, people don't have electricity, the only electricity uh supply comes from the uh soil power plant uh sal power generation generating uh plant and uh now the the plant itself i believe is is is running out of of diesel fuel to power is generators in order to generate electricity uh yesterday israel cut the electricity supply to gaza and this is what's creating this situation uh right now now the uh the israeli regime started bombarding uh apartment buildings and residential towers as if yesterday and they continued with the same mo today. uh

fortification, one of the old fortifications even, because on the territory of modria, its area is 4418 gerh more than 40 km, there are five ancient fortifications, the oldest about 13 years old, alexander grigorievich, okay, let's find out the history by touching it, let's go see what's interesting here, with pleasure. most likely, the castle was built at the end of the 14th, beginning of the 15th century, behind strong wooden walls, mozyr residents took refuge from numerous enemy raids. at that time , the tatars were rampaging here, mikhail glinsky and vasily ii fought. the castle was destroyed several times, but each time it was restored. on its territory there was a palace, outbuildings, a church, three towers and a well, they say, the deepest in belarus. the fact is that the ring itself is amazing, because it is located at the level of pripyat, about meters 30 above, 30 m at a level, that’s how much digging we had to do, yes, it was deep, but the most interesting thing is that the water rose quite high, it was all full, what forces, what pressure must push the water in order... she was

that rehabilitated nazism, but how cunningly they did it, hitler, it’s impossible, and someone else, gerringyar begin, from the entire ukrainian holocaust, to say, but not quite what to do with it, but how? well, in the world of women, that’s the logic, that’s it they say the scoundrels, you know, they shot them there, but they didn’t shoot them, that’s what they did, they hung up advertisements. there, in order to gather jews, they posted more than 2,000 notices, they posted notices, they didn’t, well, well, even if he didn’t, they didn’t know what he was doing, or like with us, for example, they tried to twist some of them, they shot them too , yes, and then they shot, of course, but they started with this, so to say, and you prove it, we say some policemen, well, he himself didn’t shoot in trostyanets, but what did he do, escorted there, escorted, and then stood near the door, but this was accepted by society. first western, and then through this emigration, and the first wave was not dealt with there, the second wave was transferred to us, and not only to ukraine, it came to russia, wher

time, see you. in the depths of your heart there is purity like a baby’s dream, the frequency in some gerhs of our hearts and to the depths of our soul, good afternoon, back on the air our stories that touch to the depths of the soul, i am sure that this issue... will not leave anyone indifferent, because our hero today helps those who cannot help themselves.

ger scholz doesn't count. did ger scholz know in advance what america was preparing?es hit him on the head with a gas pipe, only after the fact. in the era of total liberal censorship in the german press, people in germany are afraid to ask this question out loud. but a lot suggests that the chancellor knew everything about the veil as best he could. february 7, 2022, gauleiter of germany receives the highest. an audience with the august president of the united states, at a meeting with his german henchman, biden opens his cards. there will be no nord stream 2, we will put an end to it, promising you we can do it. nearby, frozen as before the execution and having completely lost face, scholz confirms the death sentence for the entire german economy. we act together, we will not take different steps. we will act together and it will be very difficult for russia, they must understand this. immediately after this statement, the shelling of peaceful cities of the lpr and dpr by the kiev regime intensified, by february 17 they acquired a monstrous, unprecedented scale, wit

promote fascist narratives , including even articles by fascist leaders, nazi leaders, for example, gerringsame time with the propaganda of nazism, hearst’s publications were filled with materials against the soviet union, discrediting the soviet government , the soviet union, communism, telling various fables about what is happening in the soviet union, by the way, it is clear that if to nazism, maybe the american government was quite suspicious of nazi ideology, then of course, american politicians only welcomed hearst’s anti-soviet rhetoric, since it corresponded to their... position towards the soviet union. one of the key topics discussed in hirst’s publication was the holodomor. 6 million died in the soviet union from starvation, such a headline appeared in one of william hearst’s publications. and half a century later, exactly the same figure is cited by the alleged historian robert conquest, the famous a man who carried out great terror in the eighties and who was not really a historian, but was simply a british intelligence officer. it is necessary to emphasize that not a single ma

the olgovsky basic secondary school in the vitebsk region was named after the pioneer hero ger shcherbakovpartisan during the great patriotic war, the guy died in battle in 1943, well , my colleagues will tell you more about this. we will be happy to watch this story, but before that we will thank you for the excellent selection of news, we wish all of vitebsk and the vitebsk region a very successful, easy week. thank you, it's mutual. thank you very much, ivan! well, right now, let's watch the promised story from the vitebsk region. for more than a hundred students and a dozen teachers, with its basic nelgov school in the vitebsk region named after the pioneer hero, the event is very honorable. gera sherbakov at the age of 12 joined a partisan detachment, participated in bloody battles, and died in 1943 in a battle with the enemy. grateful descendants remember the feat of their fellow countryman. for us, students of the olgov basic school, gero cherbakov is an example of courage. the heroism of true love for the motherland. we have been preparing for this event for a long time and are ver

the problem, i don’t understand, well, the guy drank, he didn’t want you to see him, you just have ger’sxi all the time, yes, i have two meetings in different parts of the city, and so as not to lose the skill, of course, and you call a taxi, okay, then for lunch, broth, uh , lisa, lisa, what happened here, lisa. oh, i forgot to tell you, completely, there was a thunderstorm at night when you were not there and lightning, can you imagine, it hit the tree straight, there was such a flash, everything caught fire, i, i’m scared, look, mom, why are you video on your phone, lightning is such lightning, i feel sorry for the tree, but it’s okay, guys, we’ll plant another one, yes, we’ll plant a new one, big, then, so that no lightning later. listen, forgive me for yesterday, i was wrong, lisa, everything is fine, everything is fine, of course , yes, by the way, vetrov cannot sign my vacation yet, but he will be happy to take our guys to cyprus, he’s like just now he's leaving there the other day, and guys, you want to cyprus, seryozha, are you kidding me, what cyprus, wait, they are 8 years old

joining me right now to discuss this is larry ger sten. a professor at san jose state university. great to see you. so i mean, in your view, i mean, is this a very difficult assignment for governor newsom or do you think he has been thinking about this for some time now? and actually has a plan in place? >> well, we're right on two of the three. yes, it is difficult assignment. and he hasn't been thinking about it. but whether he has somebody in place, that is a good question. he kind of put himself in a bind when he said way back after padilla was appointed, alex padilla, to a senate seat vacated by kamala harris, okay, i know, we left -- we no longer have an african american woman in the senate so i promise that i will appoint one next time that a vacancy happens. well it is happened. but the problem is there aren't that many block office holders who want to give up their seat for 14 months. so now he has to hunt around for someone would is obviously qualified but who may not be a necessarily a person he might have chose otherwise. so there is a small group. >> so he's in a tigh

. >> a "new york times" op-ed from ger shom gorenberg called for netanyahu to resign. you know gorenberg but for people out there who don't he's a respected journalist and history yab. he's obviously progressive. quote despite the devastating crisis netanyahu remains aloof and his government dysfunctional. given that obviously this was not only an intelligence failure but a military readiness failure, how do you think the netanyahu government has handled the crisis since october 7th? so let's say starting october 8th. >> well, it was a very slow reaction. obviously horrifically slow to begin with. at least now there is some understanding that how things were going on before can't continue the same way. so a new emergency government was established with the participation of more centrist figures who have significant military experience in order that in effect it bypasses some of the more crazy and provocative and unhelpful voices in his government because the country is more or less being governed now by a small war cabinet of no more than five people. >> esther solomon

absurdity, freedom of speech and impartiality are a thing of the past, former israeli prime minister geronflict in the middle east with supporting hamas, so you don’t i thought i was saying that look, my argument is that the media can't just claim to give both sides of the story, if you do, then only cover one side, side... hamas is cowardly and lazy - it's an abuse of the victims , including palestinian victims, and also an insult to the basic idea of ​​journalism, believe me , i know, i was a journalist for 31 years, if the international media is objective, they serve hamas, if they simply show both sides, they serve hamas, then my question is , this man has been involved in journalism for 31 years which? that is, what then does he call journalism, then based on what he says, this is military propaganda, maybe , but this is certainly not journalism at all, in our programs, yes, there are people expressing diametrically opposed views, on my nightingale flava today there was a retired military colonel who expressed his point of view, ours were a correspondent from these regions , there w

joining us is ger shan baskin, he initiated the peace negotiations that resulted in the release of israeli soldier gi in 2011. what are we learning about two more ag it's a good step. any hostages released from gaza is a step in the right direction. gilad also had his glasses smashed when he was wounded and taken away, and spent five years and four months without glasses, and he also needs them to see. i understand that this was done by the egyptians primarily. i understand that the two women have crossed from gaza into egypt. where they will be turned over to the international committee of the red cross and then brought to israel. maybe they have already crossed the border into israel, and it is the two names that were disclosed in the spokesperson of the armed wing of hamas. these are the two women they released these names on friday night, and said that israel refused to receive them, which was nonsense. >> do we know why these two women in particular? >> i'm assuming as was reported, they're elderly, among the oldest hostages, definitely not soldiers, play no military role in israel. i

we'll turn it over to ger germana burcetti. >> u.s. markets, asian markets, but today the picture in europe is somewhat resilient given the moves in bond yields. it is a pretty mixed picture. we have the ftse 100 trading around the flat line, below the 7,500 mark. we're seeing the likes of minors, commodity names come under selling pressure. flip side, others at the top of the british index after posting better than expected profit outlook for the year. we have been talking a lot about the luxury space within the cac basket. we continue to see downward pressure on renault. also for the dax as well, auto industrials coming under pressure. commerce bank down sitting at around 15,000. let me show you smi, one stock we're watching is novartis. the stock is up after formally spitting off its generic business. let me take you to yields. similar to the u.s., the price action in europe has been quite marked as well. we're seeing the ten-year bund, this morning got to just about 3%. this is the highest level we have been at since 2011. so in li

. >> ger, both mr. francisco and one of justice alito's qutions suggest that well, you might have the ability t say that each one of these features has a historical precedent, but that there's something sci about the combination of all of them. and thatou can't point to a historical precedenthi is every single feare that this scheme has. you said to jtice alito that the customs department comes awllclose. but if want you to step back a little bit and just talk to me about how, should we b , how should we be thinking about that question? is a more important that all the parts have been used, or is it more important that the entire thing has an exact psident? is part of the lesson of history here that there's been an enorusariations in the kinds of appropriations atoness has made? how she would think about that feature of our history? take itwa >> so i think it isbsolutely correct to say tt there has en enormous variation in the caucasus erced its appropriations power over the course of history obvus with

go back to november of last year to find a positivep inti ger.at trade sales up 1.8, multiples up 0.4 and in the right here view mirror 0.8 becomes 1.2. 1.8 equals june of '22 and you have to go to march of last year to find a higher number that was up 2.1%. so sales definitely zooming. we see interest rates are a bit lower after yesterday's closure at 4.98. we're down 10 basis points in 2s and at 4.68 we are down a dozen in 10s. the lowest intraday trade since the 2nd of october. carl back to you. >> thanks very much. rick santelli. >>> it's a volatile market for investors this week. this is paul tudor jones talking about it on "squawk box." >> really challenging time to want to be an equity investor and you have stocks that's really hard because again you've got the geopolitical uncertainty which i think we've come to live with to a certain extent, but all those have the ability to have a nonlinear outcome. >> earnings season kicks off as you know and our next guest says revisions suggests the profit outlook has stabilized and strategist david

. - adelante, mi ger. - qué noche, qué noche.ove invitó a mujeres que querían recortar su cabello maltratado. ...pero guardamos todas las tijeras y les pedimos que mejor probaran dove intensive repair. 9 de 10 mujeres coincidieron en que dove suavizó tanto su cabello que pueden retrasar el corte. no recortes el daño diario. deténlo con dove. [locutor] en univision foundation trabajamos juntos por el bienestar de nuestra comunidad. te invitamos a ser parte de nuestra misión. aquí estamos con sandra y lambda. dos grandes estrellas y dos maravillosos competidores. los dos dejaron sus nombres y las fundaciones que representan en lo más alto, familia. y la pregunta es para nuestros jueces. ¿ya tomaron una decisión? sí. [chiqui] muy bien, eso quiere decir que hemos llegado al momento decisivo de la noche. los escuchamos. esta ha sido una gala bastante especial. particular, superdifícil para nosotros honestamente. los primeros seis bailes fueron maravillosos. hubo críticas mínimas, pero por lo general fue todo bastante positivo. si nos

the read there is that maybe they're ger believing it's goin be longer than expected. >> these peopledball now. ford has five months. this is not going to be -- shawn fain is running out of room here. >> it's a kinder, gentler jim cramer when it comes to labor shortages? >> versus my rarefied people. the real people aren't making nearly as much money, carl. they're all living in their cars like i did for six months with any gun and my bottle of jack daniels so i don't know jack. she stole that from me. >> let's get to stock trading. what are you watching today? >> i'm watching chipotle. don't fear, everything is fine. i just point it out, there are a lot of people trying to defend stocks that kind of been drifting down and chipotle good but the chart is bad. >> is it as bad as mcdonald's? >> a lot of that -- they have franchisees. you can't grow if you're not going to get credit to buy a new mcdonald's and they're unhappy. chipotle owns its stores. that's why i've liking the model more than mcdonald's. people like the mcdonald's model. i like the chipotle model. >> it's a great 20-yea

note it's not going to make any ger not at all.fish finger butty, nigel nelson instead rib, probably instead of your rib, i probably won't . well, would help won't. well, that would help save the planet. okay, but . but save the planet. okay, but. but if you do that, we're living a joyless existence . joyless existence. >> well, it depends on. on how much you care about that particular thing. so if you are somebody who really determined to get to net zero, you might have your fish finger all you're doing is you're telling you're giving people the information they need to make a choice. and they need to make a choice. and the more and the more choice you get, it seems to me that is a good thing . good thing. >> if hilton really wanted to save planet , if the >> if hilton really wanted to save planet, if the hilton save the planet, if the hilton group do they group wanted to do that, they would plastics throughout would ban plastics throughout their empire . that would their whole empire. that would save that would save save the seas

created that rehabilitated nazism, but as they cunningly did, hitler is not allowed, and someone like gerringhis and you prove it, we have some policemen, they say, well, he himself is not in trostyanets shot, and what he did was escort there, escort, and then stood near the door, but this was accepted by society, first western, and then through this emigration, and they didn’t deal with the first wave, the second wave, they brought it to us, and not only in ukraine, in russia, where did these attempts come from in the nineties, to say that vlasov is a freedom fighter, but thank god, we stopped this in time, but in 1993 a former policeman, at that time the chairman of the rada of the belarusian people's republic in exile in 1993, came to belarus , and shushkevich, a party member, sat with this scumbag sazhich, one of the leaders of the policemen under the nazis celebrated the 75th anniversary of the belarusian people's republic together on the same stage, all this happened here in the nineties, but in ukraine they did not stop it in time, somewhere in our country they did not notice in the he

get these blades off the streets ancso there's so gers hands?get these blades off the streets ancso there's so much here. >> so there's so much here. there much and no . there is just so much and no. one, this is the straightfonnard way , way fonnard. i mean, first way, way fonnard. i mean, first of all, the loss of that poor girl to her family. yeah i mean, thatis girl to her family. yeah i mean, that is devastating , that is devastating, incomprehensible. and i've spent too much time myself. i've spent a lot of time with parents that have lost their children, aunts and uncles that lost their nieces and nephews. >> i mean, how many children my goodness. >> and it's dreadful. absolutely devastating. have to devastating. and we all have to think her poor mother and her think of her poor mother and her family right now. now, there are a of issues first a number of issues here. first of how is it these of all, how is it that these weapons being carried? weapons are being carried? people on stop and people know my views on stop and search. made it e

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argumentation was created, which... but how cunningly they did hitler, it’s impossible, even someone like gerringo say, and you prove it, we have some policemen, they say, well, he himself didn’t shoot in trostyanets , and what did he do, escorted there, escorted, and then stood near the door, but this was accepted by society, at first for. and then through this emigration, and the first wave was not dealt with there, the second wave was transferred to us, and not only to ukraine, it came to russia, where did these attempts come from in the nineties, to say that vlasov is a freedom fighter, but thank god , you, we stopped this in time, but a former policeman came to belarus in 93, at that time the chairman of the belarusian people's rada in exile in 93, a party member sat with this scumbag sazhich, one of the leaders of the policemen under the nazis together on one stage we celebrated the 75th anniversary of the belarusian people's republic, we had all this in the nineties, but in ukraine they didn’t stop it in time, somewhere in our country they didn’t notice in the heat of the moment, well, the

labour mps from corbythere are lots 0f10 longer plenty of labour mps from corbythere are lots of party ger members who've been kicked out of i think today of the party and i think today this that's beginning this conference that's beginning to , show yeah one of to, to show fruit. yeah one of the big things that he made a point of was the nhs. >> and i thought this is definitely one to watch for a long time. i a of long time. i think a lot of people really it people have thought really it would who might would only be labour who might be reform the nhs be able to reform the nhs because if the tories try and do anything they'll get anything drastic, they'll get absolutely hammered and and absolutely hammered and lo and behold, stands up behold, keir starmer stands up there he says, i know people there and he says, i know people don't reform . and don't like this word reform. and then he went on to say that work people are paying for their own health said an health care. he said that an individual ligament individual tore a knee ligament . he's individual tore a knee ligament .he's semi—prof

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