they say his 12-foot jonboat was mostly submerged gregory gives first coast news the hang loose hand sign behind the paramedic as he is wheeled to an ambulance. >> we cannot thank the coast guard, fire rescue, st. augustine, everybody, the paddle borders, everybody we just want to say thank you so much >> reporter: gregory's parents spent more than 24 hours fearing the worst. the coast guard saying he'd been last seen thursday night >> there is a god up there if you ever thought it wouldn't let your kid go missing offshore in the ocean for 38 hours. i gave up hope i should never give up hope. don't give up on the big guy. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard rescue mission coordinator said when they couldn't find gregory in the salt run, rescue boats and aircraft searched for him in the ocean overnight this screen shot of flight radar given to first coast news by a rescuer shows the winding path of the aircraft that found him. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be on in an offshore environment. that's why kind of the odds were starting to be against us in this case, despite all of ou

la familia de charles gregory dijo que era un milagro que haya salvado la vida.aba de su embarcaciÓn parcialmente sumergida encontraron los guardacostas a charles gregory. estas imÁgenes muestran el momento en que las autoridades hallaron al hombre. la bÚsqueda comenzÓ el viernes por la noche despuÉs que se le diera por Última vez el jueves saliendo por una rampa para embarcaciones en el san agustÍn, florida abordÓ de una lancha de siete pies de ancho. >> le queremos agradecer a los guardacostas, bomberos, todos los involucrados, muchas gracias, dijo la mujer. nidia: el hombre estaba deshidratado y fue transportado al muelle pesquero cuando un equipo le brindo primeros auxilios. ese no es el tipo de embarcaciÓn en la que se deberÍa estar en medio del mar. eso trabajÓ en nuestra contra, asÍ dijo uno de los miembros de los guardacostas. pero finalmente el sÁbado un aviÓn de la guardia costera lo vio en el mar. >> fue un milagro. existe un dios allÁ arriba. mi hijo estuvo unas 38 horas en medio del mar, perdÍ las esperanzas, pero nunca debÍ haberlas perdido, asegurÓ

and -- gregory knew it. people from atlanta who are still with us today, who knew could feel his reality and we just need to keep him alive in that way. right. good. very good. thank you. ieach. week american history tv's america brings you archival that help provide context for today's public affairs issues. next from july 15, 1963. reverend martin king jr is interviewed by. journalists from ghana, india and south carolina. it's an of the u.s. information agency program press conference usa which featured journalists from around the questioning. a well-known public figure. martin luther king is to explain his nonviolent approach civil rights, to comment on president kennedy's civil rights bill and to describe how he has been influenced by mahatma gandhi. u.s. information agency films distributed internationally, but by law they could not be shown in the united states until 12 years after the original release. this is about 30 minutes to capture the sacrificial. conference. usa discussion program, which well

charles gregory had not been heard for in more than a day. his anguished parents had just about given up hope, but the coast guard had not. crews found gregory on top of his capsized boat. the 25-year-old was dehydrated but alive. his parents say he's now recovering at home. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, a florida family's prayers answered in this rescue at sea caught on camera. the crew aboard this coast guard cutter able to pull charles gregory to safety 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine, florida. >> we cannot thank the coast guard, fire rescue, st. augustine, everybody, the paddle boarders, everybody, we just want to say thank you so much. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was last seen thursday night leaving in his 12-foot john boat. his family reported him missing the next day, triggering a massive search. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be in in an off-shore environment. the odds were kind of against us in this case despite all of our search effort. >> reporter: but by saturday morning, they found their needle i

gregory.rough what happened and how you were able to go through and walk us through what you went through to have this great outcome. >> yes, and pointing to the great intraagency partnership, and the search planning and search execution and to res tu and recovery. definitely a dire situation for charlie, and super happy to find him when we did. >> how did he survive in those waters for so long? >> well, we know that he was out there for quite some time, and as mentioned before, this is definitely a very small vessel to be that far off shore. that is not where he intended to b but that is where he ended upb, unfortunately, the search areas do not and an off shore case not locating charlie inside of the boat or inland where he is known to operate. i am sure that just a lot of hoping and staying confident on scene for him to push through the night. i am sure it was a scary situation for i him. happy again that we were able to see the outcome that we were. a testament to the team wok and hard wor

commissioner gregory, thank you. i just have a few more questions that were coming up about construction because because. okay. so, yes, maybe a lot of people left their offices in in the 2020. right. and they work from home. but construction didn't the mayor did not stop construction. and we have seen construction grown the most in the pandemic. so i'm just wondering, in. okay. let me just ask you this question right ? like i'm a layman person in terms. okay, you own a construction company in la and i own a construction company in san francisco and you win a bid over here and you have you and your project manager come up here. but i am going against that, going against you for a bid. and i have my whole team here, my whole office here, all my employees are from san francisco. who pays the most taxes? you do. okay, so when did it make sense to kind of tax those companies that are coming into san francisco a little bit more? because they are reaping millions and millions of dollars in the city and taking that money ou

gregory had been floating in a tiny hole that by then come at you can't, was half submerged in water.lyfish things as well. his father said charlie never lost hope., quote,, he said he's had more conversations with god in that 30 hours and he's had his whole life. my first question is, that's a tiny boat to go out to sea in. how did this happen? >> jim, so according to the 25- year-old's father, the boat his son was on was hit by a large wave, and once that boat began taking on water, well, the current, it took it out some 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine. according to the united states coast guard, 25- year-old charles gregory, he went out on this fishing trip early friday morning, and then he ran into some pretty big problems early on in that trip. he was on board this 12 foot boat, a lightweight vessel but has this flat bottom portion to it there. according to his father, he hit this large wave, causing the boat to start taking on water. throughout this entire process , charles ends up losing his cell phone, he ends up losing his life vest, ends up losing a seat cushion beca

charles gregory was rescued about 12 miles off of the coast of st.hing boat. gregory and it's partially submerged boats were drifting for about 35 hours when the coast guard spotted him. gregory's father says his son was scared, dehydrated, sunburned, and suffering from jellyfish stings. but he is expected to be okay. acclaimed hollywood director william friedkin died today and los angeles. >> everlasting, strike -- >> major: best known for the horror classic "the exorcist" and his police drama "the french connection" he cowrote the action thriller to live and die in l.a. william friedkin was 87. american gymnast simone biles returns after 2 miles away from the sport. we will show you how she did next. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: if you can't't watch h the cbs evevening n newu cann listen,n, subscribebe wherr yoyou your pododcast. sotytyktu isis the firstst-of-its-kiki, once-dailyly pill for moderarate-to-sevevere plaqueue psoriasisis for the chance at clclear oror almost clclear skin.. itit's like ththe feelingg of findiding your baback... is b back. or findin

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if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory.fe in the skies. since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning is a field and he was passionate about aviation as a job and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. i guess you could say we were born into hot air ballooning. pete gained his licence at the age of 17, i gained mine at 19, and we've flown in many countries around the world and been very lucky to do so. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife louise doing the same for pete. losing your son is just... yeah, it's just horrific. people say, oh, he was doing something he loved when he sort of left the planet. but that's sort of bittersweet in reality. it really is. i mean, i think it's also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the

a coast guard plane spotting gregory sitting barely afloat in his partially submerged boat. first responders rushing him to safety and checking in on him. his father says he's very dehydrated and sunburnt, but okay, there's a god up there. >> if you ever thought it wouldn't let your kid go missing offshore in the ocean for 38 hours, i gave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> charlie's father also sharing that he's been discharged from the hospital. he's recuperating at home. the coast guard says that storms in that region are strong enough. they can often wreck smaller boats. and because of that, they're urging voters to keep life jackets, use marine grade radios, flares and an emergency locator beacon on hand just in case. as alex presha, abc news, columbus, ohio. >> a miracle there he was clinging on to life last minute so he never give up hope. these storms sharks, the odds were totally against him. >> wow. >> all right. coming up, simone biles makes a dramatic comeback. how she did in her first competition on the mat in two years. >> but first, our own andrew dymbur

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and charles gregory, 25-year-old, is recovering at home but he held on to that boat. his dad, raymond gregory, who told me that his son was scared to death, that he's had more conversations with god in those 30 or so hours than he's had his whole entire life. he said his son went out at 4:00 in the morning. he goes fishing. and something he usually does and has been doing for years. and he says the tide, though, was going faster than he thought it was and then a wave hit the boat and the boat capsized and essentially that's when it all went downhill for him. he said he lost his cell phone, his throw cushion, his life jacket, and he had to remove the motor from the boat. so he was hanging on to whatever was left of that boat for hours and hours. he got sunburnt and there were sharks and fish and jellyfish that stung him according to his father. he says, though, that the worst part of it all was at night because he says after that sunburn he was just feeling like he was going to die. it was freezing cold and he still had to hold on to that boat. the father saying he is

gregory case's attorney says his client only planned to ask the driver what was happening outside his mother-in-law's home, but the driver did not stop gibson believes he was chased because he's black. in a statement tonight, gibson's attorney calling the mistrial a delay in justice, calling on the department of justice to investigate the brookhaven police department jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> there is breaking news tonight from northern california. the fbi arresting police officers in the bay area accused of criminal conduct. erin mclaughlin is following this erin, what do we know? >> reporter: lester, in what the antioch mayor is calling a dark day for the city, this morning, the fbi arrested a number of officers in a series of raids across the east bay. the product of an 18-month investigation into alleged criminal conduct by at least nine law enforcement officers from antioch and pittsburg, including racist texts discovered on seized cell phones. unsealed just now, the officers have been charged in four separate federal indictments. charges ranging from the deprivation of rights

commissioner gregory, i appreciate you championing. again, i want to-i know you not the departments that do not necessarily reach out for lbe, but your department is awesome and who ever is watching this, the lbe program, i just can't say enough, your department is welcoming, your department is easy to navigate, so we appreciate you and i think the city needs to do a better job to make sure we keep san francisco dollars in san francisco and that's what lbe does. it has a quantifying effect when you have a small minority business do a job, it stays in the neighborhood cht the money stays in the neighborhood. i we should be lbe every day. thank you for always championing this. if we can help, we need to make this a priority. >> i really appreciate your presentation because it helps me understand like when you are bringing things forth i can now really visualize what is it that is the issue. this is a very basic question, but like, are there requirements for every project that a certain portion has-i dont know if i missed that. >> so, the

john's legend has it that the then pope gregory gregory the then pope gregory gregory the great saw someticularly fine looking slaves at a market in rome . when he asked where in rome. when he asked where they were he was told they were from, he was told the slaves angles and a famous slaves were angles and a famous quip he replied , not angles, but quip he replied, not angles, but angels . it quip he replied, not angles, but angels. it was he quip he replied, not angles, but angels . it was he who then sent angels. it was he who then sent sir august in to convert england. since when? we have been a christian country. yet a new poll of the church of england for the times suggests that the clergy themselves no longer believe that we are a christian country. the poll, which surveyed 1200 clergymen, the first conducted in nearly a decade , revealed that under a decade, revealed that under a quarter of the pool believed britain can be described accurately as a christian country. it also shone a light on some of the defeatist approach each of these clerics to the dogmas of christianity. but e

john's legend has it that the then pope gregory gregory the then pope gregory gregory the great saw someticularly fine looking slaves at a market in rome . when he asked where in rome. when he asked where they were he was told they were from, he was told the slaves angles and a famous slaves were angles and a famous quip he replied , not angles, but quip he replied, not angles, but angels . it quip he replied, not angles, but angels. it was he quip he replied, not angles, but angels . it was he who then sent angels. it was he who then sent sir august in to convert england. since when? we have been a christian country. yet a new poll of the church of england for the times suggests that the clergy themselves no longer believe that we are a christian country. the poll, which surveyed 1200 clergymen, the first conducted in nearly a decade , revealed that under a decade, revealed that under a quarter of the pool believed britain can be described accurately as a christian country. it also shone a light on some of the defeatist approach each of these clerics to the dogmas of christianity. but e

the 25-year-old charles gregory was found alive.amila bernal has the story for you. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival. and i spoke to raymond gregory, the father of the 25-year-old lost at sea. this son charles gregory went out 4:00 in the morning on friday, according to his father. he went out fishing, said he's always done this, done it for years but this time, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes, that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket. and his father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat and just try to hang on to the boat for as long as he could. of course, he said he's getting sun burnt, severely getting surgeon burnt and sees shark and big fish and gets stung by jellyfish. he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and helicopters and took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people's attention. that did not work. and out of eve

bloomberg's gregory curti there. well, president biden says that he plans to travel to hawaii to see firsthand the devastation from the maui wildfires. biden says he's spoken to governor josh green so the trip does not interfere with rescue work. the wildfires killed almost 100 people, making them the deadliest in the us for more than a century. one risk modeling firm says the disaster will cost insurers more than $3 billion. my wife, jill and i are going to travel to hawaii as soon as we can. that's what i've been talking to the governor about. i don't want to get in the way. i've been to too many disaster areas, but i want to go make sure we got everything they need. want to be sure we don't disrupt the ongoing recovery efforts? take a look at how currencies are trading at the moment. of course, we have the dollar today. really fluctuating between gains and losses as treasuries ended mixed. but the japanese yen holding steady after six days of declines against the greenback. of course, we had verbal warnings from f

if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory.ine pilot, he lived his life in the skies. since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning as a field, and he was passionate about aviation as a job, and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune, when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife, louise, doing the same for pete. losing your son is just... yeah, it's just horrific. people say, oh, he was doing something that he loved when he sort of left the planet, but that's sort of bittersweet, in reality. it really is. i mean, i think it's also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually... ..where they were all dropping the markers, and she was, yeah, basically there. so it's very, very raw. an air accident investigation will

gregory thank you so much. gregory there. our white house and politics reporter.'s we're approaching almost midnight, if not already there, of course, in atlanta. this breaking news, these. last 30 minutes or so, right. just ahead, we'll take a closer look at how oil and gas companies are faring when it comes to this transition to a low carbon world. bloomberg breaks down their latest report next. out. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeah get high quality meat. sourced from trusted partners with free shipping. always be can always be prepared and enjoy the important things. sign up for butcherbox today. well, it is a holiday in india today. it is independence day and we just heard from prime minister narendra modi. speaking just earlier, of course, india again celebrating its independence day live pictures out of new delhi and a vision of the prime minister for the burning of oil and gas accou

charles gregory's rescue was captured on camera.was reported missing a day after taking his 12 foot boat out thursday night. and then saturday, the crew of a coast guard cutter found him clinging to his partially submerged boat more than ten miles off the coast of saint augustine. >> we cannot thank the coast guard fire rescue the paddle boarders, the everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. there's a god up there. >> i gave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> don't give up on the big guy. his family says gregory is suffering from dehydration. >> nation sunburn, bruises and jellyfish bites. but he'll be okay. >> wow. >> holding on to hope they're saved. >> his life coming up. lionel messi does it again. >> also ahead, what was behind this ugly brawl in the big leagues fighting? they're swinging. swinging. >> down goes the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 rela

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i talked to his father, raymond gregory. he told me, look, my son was scared to death. 30-plus hours that he was hanging on to dear life. essentially what happened here, according to his father, is he went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday to go fishing. he always does this. and he didn't realize it, but this time the tide was going out faster than what he thought it was. a wave comes through, knocked him out of the boat. he loses half the things on the boat, including his cell phone, the throw cushion, the life jacket. he has to remove the engine from the boat, and then he's just holding on to that boat. he says he saw sharks, big fish. he got stung by jellyfish. but out of all the things he experienced, he told his father the worst thing was the night because with the sunburn, it was freezing cold. he would try to get in the water to warm up. thankfully he got rescued on saturday by the coast guard. his family is now saying that he still is going to be hurting for a couple more days because of the sunburn, because of the jellyfish stings, because his muscles, the t

and now gregory is telling all these stories and they are telling this story like this there was a casehat. i'm just, well, honestly, well, today another volunteer of the people's front, in the lpr there are more on the new lada grigory plans to continue to help everyone who needs victory andrey shain alexander stefanyuk ntv luhansk people 's republic 13 banks participate in the experiment. if everything goes well , other financial organizations will also be connected to the system , the law on the introduction of a digital national currency into circulation was signed by vladimir putin despite the fact that russians have long been accustomed to using cashless payments. many do not understand what it is. this is a high-tech monetary unit bubnov understood the essence of the project. we are used to the fact that there are two types of rubles , those that we have in our wallet, that is , cash and those that we see mainly on the screen of a phone or atm, that is, without cash. they are already in the bank. and now there is a third option. these are digital rubles digital ruble is another f

gregory, thanks to have onset here in the studio.rogramme at chatham house, in london, also a visiting researcher for the german institute for international and security affairs. we can confirm that bogosian's name was on the passenger list of the plane that crashed, we can't confirm whether he was on the plane physically. —— prigozhin. this is a huge development in light of what happened between prigozhin and putin. . �* , happened between prigozhin and putin. ., �*, ., ,, ., , ., putin. that's obstinately right, and it's best to keep _ putin. that's obstinately right, and it's best to keep in _ putin. that's obstinately right, and it's best to keep in mind _ putin. that's obstinately right, and it's best to keep in mind that i putin. that's obstinately right, and it's best to keep in mind that there are different versions discussed of whether it was a defence system or a bomb on board that caused this crash. but it shows the direction of mind, and... the replacement of the a—star general who was somehow connected to yevgeny prigozh

and i spoke to raymond gregory, the 25-year-old lost at sea.ut at 4:00 in the morning on friday. he went out fishing and has done it for years. but this time around, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave hit the boat. it capsizes. that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone and his life jacket. his father saying, he had to remove the motor of the boat and hang on as long as he could. hi is severely getting sun burnt and sees sharks and big fish and gets stung by a jellyfish. he did see other boats and saw airplanes and helicopters. he took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people's attention. that did not work. out of everything that happened to him, charles told his father that the worst was the nighttime. he was so sun burned that the wind at night was making it freezing cold. he would try to get in the water to warm up. but it was extremely difficult. thankfully, the coast guard rescued him on saturday morning. his father saying charles is, of course, dehydrated. he i

my brother, gregory, is a beef farmer.an, he is now a winemaker, he is going vegetables, in poly tunnels, he is planting wild flowers, and this gives them multiple sources of income across a year as well as being able to produce great cattle which we can sell in our restaurant and he can sell down on the farm shop in the vineyard. on the farm shop in the vineyard-— on the farm shop in the vine ard. ~ ., .,~ ., , vineyard. what you make of this irish government _ vineyard. what you make of this irish government proposal, - vineyard. what you make of this irish government proposal, they| irish government proposal, they are floating it, to cull 100,000 cattle? i are floating it, to cull 100,000 cattle? i think it is ridiculous. _ 100,000 cattle? i think it is ridiculous. i— 100,000 cattle? i think it is ridiculous. i think— 100,000 cattle? i think it is ridiculous. i think the - ridiculous. i think the government arejust ridiculous. i think the government are just moving the problem elsewhere. climate change is a global issue

if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory.often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning is a feel, and he was passionate about aviation as a job, and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune, when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife, louise, doing the same for pete. losing your son is just... yeah, it's just horrific. people say, oh, he was doing something that he loved when he sort of left the planet, but that's sort of bittersweet, in reality. it really is. i mean, i think it's also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually... where they were all dropping the markers, and she was, yeah, basically there. so it's very, very raw. an air accident investigation will seek to discover what happened and crucially, what, ifany, lessons can be learned. dan is deter

despite the fact that gregory, he belonged more to the sports community.was not a businessman as such, but he was so decent money and he was so fair and decent with people. after all, not all people in business are like that. it seems to me that this is such a degree, the decent uralmashites quickly found out that the center and personally were behind the murder of grigory tsyganov. oleg vagin. therefore, soon after the massacre. he goes underground, fearing revenge, but as the months passed, gregory was buried long ago, but nothing happened. a year later, vagin even began to appear in his restaurants, but shake kept a tight control in each institution. so, look here , here, there were cars, and here, uh, how as a rule, the guys were also standing, but they were already standing. eh, young people also have money, which, as it were, have weight in society, and they already looked from head to toe, looked at every girl who came here to this institution, the girl was not very well dressed, combed apriori could not enter. she knew that she would not make it. h

-- gregory that said he was the reason you should not miss. it? it was about -- gregory saying that a movie had been made about martin luther king, which is which made him a real hero. he said to me. jesus was real. okay, here we go. all right. but we don't really we

lies, do not eat, the truth is always the name of gregory tsaryonok.s is a secret, spring politics. hello what is a liberal? it's a slobber, it's a smacking face. gaidar he never worked never worked. he does not know the salty sweat on his eyelashes. he was always trying to hurt himself to get dirty so as not to work, when everyone else was working and he was beaten deservedly, ours was punished at school. they beat him like a coward, like a slob, like a loafer, and he harbored a grudge , a mortal vicious grudge. this childish insult of a liberal, then was deposited on the whole people, and he hates him hates. these fields this land. these trees. he hates this air. he rides in chika, he lays hands. asses overseas he reads stupid comics of which the market economy is infected, and then he wants to close everything destroy optimize optimize fap optimize, remember the terrible expression of the inner-soviet liberals, the village is not a promising village. listen to people's lives at home children's laughter, not promising. they will never feel what alexa

let's wish gregory good morning and the most productive working day.teresting information with you. in the capital , tolkhasi, the shatun festival has begun . traditionally, the festival opened with a bath. buddha in the rays sun - this is a huge capital of his image. uh, deployed on a sheer cliff. let's admire it, it is believed that the one who sees the first rays of the sun on it will receive a blessing, many pilgrims at this moment present the buddha with white walkers. this is a long silk scarf for the word shaton festival, whose name translates as a festival of yogurt, held in tibet since the 11th century . initially, multi-day holidays, of an exclusively religious significance , pilgrims came to monasteries to make an offering of yogurt or yogurt show by a monk or to the nuns who came out of the summer retreat, however, with the religious rituals, a theatrical performance was added, which lasts several days, well, really, of course, exotic for our latitudes. i would even say traditions, and in asian countries and not only in general, there are c

joining us now is deltec asset management and em portfolio manager gregory lesko.d to have you with us. maria elena just talk to us about growth rates being higher. what do you think will drive this move in em stocks? greg: she talked about the cyclical part, already chile and brazil have cut rates significantly, more so than expected in both countries, as has hungary. you are getting the beginning of an emerging markets rate cycle where we have significant scope to reduce rates. brazilian short-term rates are 13 .25%. we see inflation hovering around 4%. it is a giant real rate that we can see coming down a bit. almost all the money locally with such high short-term rates had gone out of the equity market and into short-term deposits, so there is a tremendous power in reversal of that money coming into equity markets. we are very keen on that market. it has pulled back a bit since they cut rates, but the opportunity there is pretty immediate. shery: there was a lot of optimism when it came to the chinese economic recovery to boost em assets and yet that has disapp

i gregory created him into the true faith from the ungodly pagan yarmachim. would be in the middle behind him, a follower, you are in charge, you will receive a reward. well, god forbid, drink guests, dear. drink, help yourself, god bless you. i would have immediately quit habit, and then nature, my daddy from hard drinking the kingdom of heaven to him pyotr danil , you will need your attention in a new paw, the most excellent clerk. what are you doing, and help yourself, dear guests help yourself everything has become for her. here is life. yes, she’s gone, and now she’s tricky, there’s a little hair, but she’s just not a woman at all fill up. and my daughter ksyushka gives me them from him like a cat from valerian. how many years pyotr gromov sat on a leash, like a mongrel i'm talking now, people go for a walk. the kingdom of heaven to my parent is a good state to sacrifice. don't forget me. don't get up on your own , let no one live. by the way, kick your own on the ground. everyone got, with just anyone and did not compose. ilyukha, don’t get into reed, y

and i spoke to raymond gregory who is the father of the 25-year-old lawful at sea.his son charles gregory went out friday morning according to his father, he went out fishing and said he's always done this for years. but this time around, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. and that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes. and that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket and the father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat. and then just try to hang on to his boat for as long as he could. he says, of course, he's getting sunburnt. severely getting sunburnt. and of course, also sees sharks and big fish. and gets stung by jellyfish. he said he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and the helicopters. he took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people people's attention that did not work. and out of everything that happened to him, charles told his father that the worst was the nighttime. because he says he was so sunburnt, that the wi