>> shannon gilbert. >> where are you? >> i'm on long island. >> and what's wrong? >> these people are -- me. >> may 1st of 2010. >> she showed up at my door. she was banging on the door, screaming help me, help me. >> shannon gilbert, a 23-year-old woman working as an escort, has been brought to a house party near gilgo beach. on a picturesque barrier island. something or someone prompted her to call police. run from the party and then toward the beach. >> that was the last i saw her. >> shannon gilbert had disappeared. months later -- >> missing persons unit called us out on saturday to follow up on an investigation on a missing person. >> during a search for gilbert, an officer and his cadaver dog make a startling discovery. >> at some point, the dog gave me an indication, which means its tail starting waves. he started sampling the air. at that point, i saw the skeletal remains of the body. >> there's no indication that this is shannon from may 1st of this year. >> it wasn't shannon gilbert. and it wasn't just one body. >> we were quite surprised the second day

we are here today to honor master gilbert h. paid. a toss we cannot comprehend. hey, thank you. that's all short. but honor we must try. massart gilbert hallin. i also want to wish you a happy birthday. master holland turns 99 years old today on 12 april 2022 master and gilbert hallin is a three-time comma instrument badge recipient. he's a veteran of world war two the korean war and vietnam where he served two combat tours. master gilbert hallin is a highly decorated better veteran. massar holland is a four-time bronxar recipient a purple heart recipient. and is in the army ranger hall of fame? however, today is to recognize this contributions to the infamous 5307 composite unit provisional a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit that fought behind enemy lines and japanese held burma. the unit is commonly referred to as the merrell's marauders master on gerber holland selflessly volunteered for the secret mission with the understanding that many would not survive. he volunteered because he felt it was his duty. mast

gilbert howland is a highly decorated veteran.mposite unit, a top secret operation john war unit that occupied enemy lines in japanese held burma, refer referred to as merrill's marauders. that's our gilbert howland, volunteered for the secret mission with the understanding that many would not survive. he volunteered because he felt it was his duty. howland was assigned to the green combat team. he was in charge of 28 man machine nine teams. the marauders went on over -- miles into japanese held territory in just under five months by foot. their mission was a great success, five major engagements and 30 minor engagements, defeating the veteran soldiers of the japanese 18th division by disrupting enemies communication lines unending with the capture of myitkyina airfield in northern burma. gilbert howland is one of the five remaining merrill's marauders living today. on behalf of grateful nation and the ranger battalion, howland, i am honored to present the congressional gold medal to you today. [applause] >> i want to thank congre

of course, elizabeth gilbert wrote the bestseller eat pray love. elizabeth harris, is there is there a sense her ship angle here to these reviews? let's see. i mean it depends on how you define censorship, right? like this isn't government censorship. the government has nothing to do with it. but, you know, is it shutting down? is it is it shutting people down before their their views can really be heard? like the books that get review bombed in an organized fashion before before anyone engages with the content because, you know, maybe, you know, they're it's possible that someone could be offended by by the you know, by a too sentence description of the book, by the premise of the book, and then read the book and find that it really grapples with issues they care about. right? you never know. and maybe it wouldn't, but the it does this sort of thing does shut down discussion in a way, because there is that sort of that social media, you know, virality kind of jumping on that can happen where it can be hard to hear other voices when people are yell

so treasury secretary gilbert. no one thought they should press on anyway in. the 1920 324 session, even though longworth was telling them, i don't think we have the votes. so they on and gilbert behind the scenes briefing to melbourne to coolidge was look if longworth can't get this through because of la follette power in the house his bigger majority in the senate then we'll have this the number one campaign issue for 1924. and that's what they about doing. so two days after fred gillette went through nine ballots and nick longworth had almost a heart attack trying to become majority leader and. december 1923, coolidge went to the house on a freezing cold december 6th to the joint session of congress that he wholeheartedly endorsed the mellon plan. high taxes rich everywhere and burden everybody they gear most heavily upon the poor. they diminish industry, commerce. they make agriculture unprofitable. they increased rates on transportation. they are a charge on every necessity of life. that's the kickoff on live 1 million listeners that night. so longworth go

. >> another author that you talk about in this story is a best-selling author elizabeth gilbert. what happened to the snow forest , her pending book. >> yes. announcing her next novel and almost immediately got a huge amount of backlash on social media, on instagram and good reads in particular. the book is a novel set in russia in the mid 20th century. the objections that she got was essentially that the book was set in russia at all. some people were very upset that given the war in ukraine she was writing a book set in russia. what shei did was really shockd the literary world. days later decided to postpone publication of the book indefinitely. her publisher defied her and she was able to make that decision so the book was postponed because it was set in russia. >> did she apologize for writing a book that was set in russia? >> i don't think she apologize. she said i do not want to add, i could be wrong about that honestlysa. i remember having a conversation about this. i know that she did say she did not want to add any more hurt to the ukrainian community which had already

now we have the privilege of hearing from five courageous marauders, russell handler, gilbert hamblin got their equipment in. while moving through the jungles and cutting their way through their enemy combatants, starvation and malaria, they bit apart in during that time using out-of-the-box thinking they had the fish rise to the surface ofo the could cook them in their helmets. they had to cut up parts of the general in order to weed the casualty out. they did everything on foot with what theyan had. russell one point was injured in to fight inontinues where he was for ten more days giving the enemy away. that is the men that move forward to establish the footprint behind enemy lines in the japanese supply lines is so america had a footprint and burma. mr. handler, i don't know if a lot of you know this but there's four remaining alive, him being one of them. what is the definition of an army ranger. you must set the example for all army ranges of the military on how we should betray ourselves even in the f foundation that hs been necessary for us to build off of and make yourselves

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attorney helen gilbert outlined the major concerns for the pelosi family. any entry into the home is a violation of the victims. allowing the defendant access to their home is an extreme invasion of privacy. gilbert pointed out depap's team has the access to the body camera video documenting the attack on paul pelosi. they have access to body camera video for anyone else sweeping the house and using a canine to sweep the house. legal analyst steven clark says former speaker pelosi has a legitimate concerns about photos taken. >> if those pictures or videos are disseminated in had some way, i think that not only violates privacy interests but could cause security issues for the former speaker and her husband. >> reporter: paul pelosi is expected to testify in the former trial. nancy was asked how he's doing. >> he's coming along. it will take him a few more months. thank you for asking. >> reporter: the judge said she was going to take some time on the motion but they did make decisions on when this trial will begin. jury selection november 6th. first day of

gilbert cab, the co-owner of gilbert's latin fusion says popups have been an important part of his business model. >> we order every friday. >> reporter: the revenue from the weekly popup helped with rent and other expenses. >> what are you going to do now? >> at this point, we need to figure what's the next chapter in terms of the business. and you know, just try to figure something else. >> reporter: cab is not alone in having to pivot once again. >> we were there on fridays. there were vendors saturday and sunday. not having that, on a weekly basis, it will be hard. it will be difficult. >> reporter: gobo says a healthy local craft beer scene is beneficial for san francisco as a whole. >> we are a worthwhile industry to have here. we are big for our community. >> reporter: he is concerned about its future here. >> there are more breweries that will be closing and it impacts everybody. if we want to attract larger businesses here, we need to give them incentives for their employees to move here. and that's all linked to the small businesses. >> reporter: gobo says harmonics still has a fu

and how does gilbert's syndrome affect life in general, uh, and it turned out to be amazing.ve longer and have less cardiovascular disease. yes, i want to address you people with stallion syndrome. live happily, nothing threatens you, many thanks to alexey dmitrievich and indeed not all jaundices are the same, and if a person has jaundice, of course, competent doctors even deal with this and gilbert's syndrome is not so rare. it's not a disease. this is a state. it doesn't need to be treated. and good morning everyone. nikita panfilov's damn, the dog too, i think it's a rabid dog. it is necessary to put to sleep, yes , and the entire homicide department has a hard time. capercaillie seems to be true at the numerous requests of viewers. children of the stars are a secret for millions on saturday at 21:00 on ntv order a free card for children, and then they themselves earn money in games and 10% cashback for any purchases is not necessary. well, it's delicious from the meat of our own farms. well, three nights later she ate, and you won't stop me, cherkizova tasty. take a look

so this is a copy of a gilbert stewart portrait of adams.his is hayes was also known for going through from asking the staff as they were investigating some of the lesser scenes faces at the house that if anything looked old and historic to bring it to her for her evaluation, and so i think some of the things that you know, we're identified as historic in the 19th century certainly can be credited to her the whole concept of in american of highlighting. american history and furnishings is something that she highlighted in the selection of the state china service, which i would argue that the hay service is probably the most remarkable service. that's probably ever been created for the white house throughout the 19th century because there wasn't american porcelain factories that were producing wars that would considered fine enough for white house state services. they were all being purchased from france and they tended to be french in design and mrs. hayes was adamant that her service should really be american in theme and so she hired an ar

gilbert garret beale in 2005, two black youths , 17-year-old zayd and 15-year-old bonnet ravere , were killed while committing a crime during a police chase . the loss of a bucket by a teenager led to widespread protests , which led to the declaration of a 10-day state of emergency in france. the french police were repeatedly accused of violating the human rights of their citizens due to violence in dealing with protesters. by the french police to themselves and the use of firearms for example 2017 allows the police to use weapons if they feel that the suspect intends to harm them or another person. also , france's history of racist behavior by the french police is another issue that cannot be ignored . the origin and extent of the unrest. voice of the united nations it has also been reported that on friday, sirjan, the united nations asked france to take a serious look at solving the problems of racists in the police force three days after my death. robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights , said in his press conference in geneva that the time ha

we are here today to honor major gilbert h. helen, a true living legend. we cannot express the debt that must be paid. a cost we cannot comprehend. i thank you that falls short. but -- on her, we must. tsai i also want to wish you a happy birthday. master helen turns nine and nine years old today. master -- holland is a three-time badge recipient. a veteran of world war ii, the korean war, and vietnam, where he served two combat tours. mass sergeant -- hollins is a veteran. he's a four-time ross are subpoenaed, a purple heart recipient, and is in the army ranger hall of fame. however, today it is to recognize his contribution to the infamous 5307 seventh unit provisional. a top secret special operations jungle warfare unit that fought behind eminently lines in japanese held burma. the unit is commonly referred to merrill's marauders. mass argue for helmand selflessly volunteered for the secret mission with the understanding that many would not survive. he volunteered because he thought it was his duty. mass are helen was assigned to the green camp combat t

shery: loreen gilbert, thanks. great to have your back.till ahead, we discussed stocks in a post-monetary tightening world with deltec asset management. but up next, ubs with more job cuts looming in asia amid the integration of former rival credit suisse. detail just ahead. but first, live pictures of capitol hill, we are expecting that severe weather to impact the city. severe thunderstorms forced the faa to reroute planes across the eastern u.s. today. they are warning that departing flights might be delayed. flights out of washington, atlanta, charlotte and other cities are seeing their departures delayed. and we had already heard from the national weather service issuing tornado and severe thunderstorm watches this afternoon. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: goldman sachs commodities research chief is leaving the bank. he announced his departure on monday. he has no plans to take on another job immediately. this position will remain vacant for now. with three of his deputies stepping into core lead the team. he rose to fame after correctly

eleanor gilbert is from a farming family in berkshire and is learning to work in a changing climate. because the sun is finally shining, we're off to harvest some oilseed rape. after a july dominated by rain, she's making the most of a break in the weather to harvest crops that ideally should no longer be in the ground. eleanor is working with her youngersister, lucy, to bring in the rapeseed. such is the pressure to finish the job before the rain starts again that they've been working late into the night. but the crop is still too moist, and warm air has to be pumped through it on the floor of this store to try and make it dry enough to be sold. if we send it off higher than a 15% moisture content, we'll get rejections and also fines. best way to tell, farmers like to bite. you can tell there's too much moisture. in north herefordshire, it's time to pick the blackcurrants for a well—known cordial. it rained a lot here injuly too, but that's not the biggest problem. blackcurrants are a sensitive bunch, and last winter there just weren't enough cold days. it means that we've got this

jon: madison gilbert spokesperson for the gop, thank you. >> thank you jon.on: monday night's debate will be monitored by bret baier and martha mccallum as welts 9:00 p.m. eastern right here and only here on fox news channel. well former president trump speaking of deadlines has until friday to surrender the fulton county jail in georgia. there he will be arraigned and processed on election meddling charcharges his fourth and latet indictment. trump and 18 others are charged in georgia pretty faces 13 counts in this case alone 91 counts in all four indictments combined f but fox senior correspondent steve harrigan's life in atlanta with more on this, steve? that is right on the fulton county district attorney has given former president trump and 18 others until friday at noon to turn emnto be booked by the former president charges. including racketeering and conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. the indictment alleges rather than abide by george's legal process for election challenges, the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overtu

gilbert cab of the coconer of gilbert's latin fusion in the dog patch says weekly pop-ups over the lastel. the revenue from the weekly pop-up helped with rent and other expense. >> at this point we need to figure what's the next chapter in terms of the business. and i know, just -- try to figure something else. >> reporter: cab is not alone in having to pivot once again. >> we were due on fridays and there were benders sat and sunday. not having that like in a weekly basis w-- it will be hard. it will be difficult. >> reporter: eddie says a healthy craft beer scene is ben official for san francisco as a whole. >> we're worthwhile industry to have here. we're big for our community and we're big for tourism. >> reporter: but he's concerned about its future here. >> there are more breweries that will be closing. and it impacts everybody. if we want to attract larger businesses here, we need to give them incentives for their employees to move here. and that's all linked to the small businesses. >> reporter: eddie says harmonic still has a future in san francisco. it will just look different

gilbert , colombia, the united states, we do 100 rials, 100 door samples, it doesn't work. i am afghanistan. whether it is arab or iranian, it is all under the cloth of imam hossein in arbaeen 1401. non-iranian and non-resident pilgrims from the border of chazaba and resident nationals from shalamcheh border. our relationship with mr. yahya jahangiri is an established international expert and missionary, and you are also the host of mr. hadi, an international expert in the khabar network studio, but i will start this conversation with mr. jahangiri, mr. jahangiri, anyway , we have done missionary work for many years in the islamic world and even in other countries of the world. and we had face-to-face contact with different nations in the field of traveling foreign pilgrims for arbaeen , and we are also active in the first year . the mentality of these people goes to karbala in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most respected expert and dear viewers, i offer my greetings and condolences. the fact is that you only need to be in distant countries where among muslims,

but what do we have like we have to have a disc gilbert. there's something in document lumina, knows that, that i've heard you had seen that, but some of them back, so that i shall bush. no, i'm not. i'm new. that controlled the cannot was. he had smith plus all the was non jody. because sure, you're going know, maybe one of them of us, somebody knows the, let's try to call the mass. the hell i'm to non just thought i might say, well, how much victims do you mean by the categories of, uh, uh, marina. so hungry a lot of stuff. want us on us. oh, we saw the car for the whole milk. see the, um, so on the bottom of the, uh, what time you have joe, in conjunction with a little, but is that on assessable i, on this, uh, well, i know those 5 who am i speaking with, of the, the, you do with the, as these then you might have de la quinta did, what was any of those? i don't know that just as he has m j, you know how it goes to the who deals are the balance on the one that goes and what was on do the see that the but as activities what's, what's the c

the co-owner of gilbert's latin fusion says weekly pop-ups over the last few years became an important model. >> we are there every friday. >> reporter: this helped with rent and other expenses. >> at this point we need to figure out, what is the next chapter in terms of business? w have to figure something else out. >> reporter: he is not alone in having to pivot once again. >> not having that on a weekly basis would be hard and difficult. >> reporter: he says that a local and healthy craft beer scene is beneficial for san francisco as a whole. >> we are a worthwhile industry to have here. we are big for our community and tourism. >> reporter: but he is concerne for its future here. >> there are more breweries tha will be closing and it impacts everybody. if we want to attrac larger businesses, we need to give them incentives for their employees to move here. that is all linked to the small businesses. >> reporter: he says harmonic still has a future in san francisco but it will look different. they will continue t operate there taproom but he says they will have to find another brewe

. >> i am lisa gilbert, executive vice president of public citizen and i'm thrilled to welcome you all to the press conference convened by the not above the law coalition on the day of donald trump's and third -- donald trump's third arraignment. his allies are saying that these indictments continue the witchhunt, that is -- that this is an attack on a much beleaguered leader. trump committed obvious crimes before and during his time in office and the will of law is working to stop -- working. donald trump has been criminally charged for attempting to stop the peaceful transfer of power and the charges come from the very government that he attempted to take over by force. the fact that president donald trump has managed to escape accountability for his historic crimes despite an impeachment and devastating findings from the partisan january 6 committee is a wrong that needs correcting. there can be no more serious alleged crime than it compares see -- then a conspiracy to overturn the very foundation of our democracy, the right of all americans to cast our vote and have it be counted.

vaughnette goode walker leads the ralph mark gilbert civil rights museum in savannah. home of the only illustration of the meeting and this is reverend garrison. he was the voice. he was the voice. he was the spokesperson for all of them. it was reverend garrison, frazier's replied sherman. that set the stage for a groundbreaking order. you know, what do you want? what do you want from us? and he says, we want land and we want education. the result, special field order 15 reallocated land from charleston, south carolina, down to jackson ville and 30 miles inland, turning the property of rice plantation confederates over to the newly emancipated, a directive which could have changed wealth distribution for generations. it becomes our generational wealth of being able to pass something down to our children. instead, it became a promise. it's broken, sandy dirty and kirsten mullins study the history of an potential for restorative justice, beginning with those 40 acres. draw that line from me to reparations conversations today. are they really connected? oh absolutely. th

drew gilbert and outfielder ryan clipper. now overnight the u.s. national team played in the final match of the group stage. they needed a win or a draw over portugal to advance to the round of 16 good thing for them. they're 10 all-time against portugal and have outscored them 39 nothing in those matches. but here's the thing. none of that really matters when you lay some up and half to play the game, we pick things up in the 53rd minute. no score. lindsey horan gets it ahead to alex morgan. not a great angle. the portugal defender able to cover for the goalie. take another look. great effort from portugal to keep it scoreless. 83rd minute. another shot for and it's morgan again, she actually gets to all but she is denied twice us. a little shell shocked. all right. a little later, portugal almost sends the u.s. home packing and a cup head gets behind the defense. she hits the post. man. oh, man. so close. ends in a scoreless draw after the game. kelli o'hara shared her postgame message to the teens. >> told the team like this we did. we have to d

will have a set 88 in san jose, 90 and morgan help her across the east bay, 93 in concord, 92, dan gilbert 80 in hayward. peninsula, 66. daly city, into redwood city, 85. san francisco, 60s for the most part, but again, if you're headed outside lands, nature to bring that jacket, because that will all kind of linger as we head through tomorrow, with some sun breaks moving on in. then, maybe it's not outside lands, it's wine country. 88 here, in sonoma. 86 in napa. you might even possibly be getting on a plane heading somewhere. i did want to show you some of the travel trouble spots we're looking at. thunderstorms, louisville, detroit, new york city, even orlando.look at this heat. 98 in orlando. heat index is over 100 degrees. 99, new orleans. low-100s, oklahoma city, dallas. right back here, san francisco, no 100s, but we will gonna do some 70s monday, tuesday, wednesday, and for the inland valleys, we go to 95 sunday, 97 monday, and then we'll gradually drop it off as we roll through next weekend. so, not too hot. just a little bit there as we roll through the next couple of days. >> ok

ken jennings. >> thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome everyone, to the second week of the tournament of champion as we have three seeded champions, amy schneider, matt amodio

i mean, there are resources, accounting for over 20 percent of gilbert reserves of byron copper and gold metal seats, as well as the positive silver. both sides called them, they let me go. rhodium daniel, among others, at least we have a pretty village to review, a graphic of position in north and in south america. out of the $23.00 aspirants seem to potential a brick suspension process. 7 of us are members of the organization of the petroleum exporting countries, o p. c, which supplies a crucial portion of the global market. and collectively, we hold 77 percent of the worlds. although the recess and the inclusion of these co pay conveys since in the brakes would ensure control of over 83 percent of the proven the global oil reserves. not to mention the proven reserves of non opec and opec plus conflicts concerning global gas reserves. out of the $23.00 breaks us prevent 7 by the gas exporting countries for room room. this includes the russia photo, this forum, amount of just 72 percent of the world's guys. we says and supplies. 44 percent of the global markets. that video partly been i

in europe, the gilbert park was not destined to stay for long.ome of the plants and took out the wine. only crumbs remained from the collection, however, in our time, part of the garden has been restored into a cozy park with colorful sculptures. there is a monument to the jellybean himself, but this graceful young man is a collective image of the architects who built the city for sure, grandfather exists his souvenir puppet version. people in grodno love dolls very much. they are everywhere, for example, in puppet theater sold on the pedestrian street. but, and now i will meet a person who masterfully makes them. my new friend has been living in the suburbs since the move. she actually began to sew dolls , it turned out such a double downshifting of the place of residence and profession. i want to introduce you to tatiana tatyan hello tatiana for a long time. well, in my opinion, it's simple.

john gilbert, truman capote, etc. . i am of the breed. i'm a my faith catholic. and as long as most catholics have been going to mass, they're not quite sure. when you stand up, when you kneel down, whatever. i can sit in the front row. i know, i know. at any conservative meeting to applaud when i am one with the audience and that makes a huge difference. i'm a i'm a true believer. many of your letters and those of us who have been involved in the media or politics over the years have received these and they're often one line paragraphs and then three or four pages, and they repeat. what's the effect that. the one of the many reasons why like direct mail is don't have to guess does this work for that work because we take a million letters and we split it and have 500,000 get this appeal, the short paragraphs and 500,000 get the long paragraphs and it's been tested billions and billions of letters. so we know that a good long eight page letter is going to output a good page letter up to a point. the more page people say, i don't read that. and that's true. people

sergeant gilbert polanco died less than three months later. his family sued the state claiming guards and inmates were not protected by the virus. but the department of corrections says in july of 2020, there were more than 1,000 positive covid cases in san quentin. >>> and today the uc region's meeting at stanford and cal are trying to jump off the sinking ship that was the pac-12 conference. they currently make up half of what's left of the conference of champions. but they're looking to join the acc. the potential move would leave washington state and oregon state in limbo of what remains at the pac-12. all of these moves would take effect for the 2024 season. and already usc, ucla, oregon, washington, are joining the big ten. that'll bring the total number of schools in that conference to 18. meanwhile arizona state, arizona, utah, colorado are jumping to the big 12. that would bring the total number of teams in that conference to 16. we will find out what students are thinking about with all the potential moves. >> that'll really suck. i

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you all. welcome to our first-ever "jeopardy!"nd chance competition. as we've learned over the years, not all "jeopardy!" runners-up are created equal. many spend years training for the show, then months preparing for that first appearance, but you know what? that first game can hit a little different when you run into a matt amodio or an amy schneider or a mattea roach. that's why we've decided to give 18 contestants a second chance. here's how the competition will unfold. this week, we're gonna play three initial games, the winners of each of which will advance to a 2-game total point affair to be played thursday and friday, and the winner of that match will advance to our upcoming tournament of champions in just two weeks' time. then next week, we'll run that same format again

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journalist who is on a mission to expose the dangers posed by the countries news, hello and richard gilbert. and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news because of the way the news is covered. or you can add new share to the growing list of african countries to see their government fall in a military coup from coast to coast. a whole sway of sub saharan states is now run by military. clinton's new share has been a key western ally, a strategic partner and supplier of important minerals, but citizens, they are, have soured on the us and the french troops based on their soil thing. they have failed to improve security. watching all of this on folds and pulling some of the strings is russia. the kremlin is looking to up its influence in the region and has infiltrated the african media space with pro kremlin content on television, radio and online president vladimir putin season opening. he has offered to ally russia with african nations fed up with western neo colonialism. but would russia be any less exploitative than africa's old, colonial masters? probably a military take

open out the local journalist a tenant gilbert. yeah, those are with some of the very latest on what is on folding. and google basically ended up on the was the election, the presidential election that happened over the weekend. and i'm early hours wednesday, we set that up on the state electro, a commission or the state, and i drove by the declared price. the incomplete of i'm present i li, bundle as the winner of stop selection. and that would mean here this, we're starting to for research term, but just shortly after that announcement, we saw a group of city and military officers, you know, make a national broadcast or televised broadcast on the jump on 24. and that broadcast was delivered in the strange and what they said was such the election lacks credibility and for the reasons that they have decided, you know, um to and all the lights on and on. they also decided to dissolve states as to tutor parties. and also close the country's board as basically we're looking at another cool in africa and um, apart from uh, the, the pro

these all crimes, this level we'll hear from you that shuffles oliver and last gilbert. first let's begin with sitting call solid. in this stumble, she has more than reports of a phone call between the leaders of tutor kit and russia. on the same day that's washington cro strikes, a major ukrainian ford and all of us are region purchased president ridge of pipe as well and, and who's watching counterparts? flooding air pollutant has a phone conversation and that conversation, which was announced earlier by a pass goes the kremlin spokesperson at prisons put in, announced that he would continue with the rain deal. lexi greenville initiative as long as the west keeps its promises. however, just hours before that is come through the plan and forth where the major silos for grades were damaged. but once it was important during this phone conversation, at present 14 said that he would be visiting his counterpart, face to face and truth kemp, despite the fact that he hasn't left this country since the war. and you can begin . and despite the fact that there is an arrest warran