i was in handcuffs. i just signed it. back in the van, the other women asked me if i had gotten the shot to not have babies as well. i didn't know what it was, it wasn't explained to me. that's when i learned it was birth control and if i would have known, i would have said something as the woman -- the women in my family had very bad experiences from birth control. back -- when we get back to icbc i learn the story of many other women the doctor told the same thing to. they all had cysts on their ovary, all had shots, some even got surgeries. i thank god that the news came out because he didn't get to do anything else to me. the reason i'm telling this story is because this shouldn't happen to anyone anymore. we're not -- we're not animals. we're human. we're not just a number. thank you for your time. senator ossoff: thank you. dr. mueller, we'll hear from you now, please. dr. mueller: thank you. senator ossoff, senators, staff -- senator oreceive: make sure -- senator ossoff make sure your microphone is on, please. dr.

i was in handcuffs. i just signed it. back in the van the other women asked me if i had gotten the shots. i said, well i didn't know what it was. it wasn't explained to me. that's when i learned it was birth control. if i would have known i would have said something, as the woman in my family had very bad experiences from birth control. back, when we got back to icdc, i heard the story from many other women that dr. amin told the same story. to they all got head cysts on their ovaries, they all got shots, and some even had surgeries. thank god that the news came out because he didn't get to do anything else to me. i'm sorry. the reason i am telling this story is because they shouldn't happen to anyone anymore. we are not animals. we're human. we're not just a number. thank you for your time. >> thank you, ms. cisneros preciado. dr. mueller, we will hear from you now please. >> good afternoon. senator ossoff, as well as guests, -- >> could you ensure your microphone is on, please? you'll see a greenlight. >> it is lit up.

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once in the room they took my handcuffs on off-site to get undressed. when doctor amine comes in, he doesn't acknowledge me, he doesn't say a word, he just sits in front of me and starts prepping procedure which he does not explain. then he says open your legs and continues with it's going to be cold and inserts a white tube inside of me. he wiggles around roughly, it was extremely uncomfortable. as i'm about to look at the monitor next to me, he pulled it out tells me i have a cyst on my left ovary and if it doesn't dissolve in four weeks i will have to come back for surgery. then he said how many more? he just walks off. i get dressed and they put handcuffs back on and another nurse comes in and she gives me a shot on my arm and makes me sign a paper which i didn't have a chance to read it or hold it, i was in handcuffs, i just signed it. back in the van, the other woman asked me if i had gotten the shots and if you have babies, i didn't know what was. it was now explained to me and that's when i learned it was birth-control. if i would have known, i

be with the car, it should be about saving his life. >> the official explanation for the police handcuffsaramedics report. courtney had been violent, agitated, a danger to others. well why would that be? there are no drugs in his system, the police review later said traumatic shock made him combative. a spokesman for the paramedics told us courtney was handcuffed for medical reasons and he was not in custody. they are claiming that people who are experiencing trauma sometimes fight because they're frantic. >> handcuffing is not something that is normal, even if the person is violent and agitated. >> we check that with several experts who trained paramedics. they told us that while gunshot victims do sometimes need to be restrained for their own safety, it is unusual for any patient to arrive at an er in handcuffs, unless they are in police custody. >> if it was a white child, would he have been treated the same way? >> two shapearl it seemed police had racially profiled her son from the start. which led her to another place, what if the police courtney had gone to for help had been the on

a freight train at full speed, demolishes a police car inside a locked girl in handcuffs after such alision. she miraculously survived, but since the police decided to be alive, it meant going to trial, moreover, in the case of dangerous behavior on the road. here's how this story began two squads of police chasing a silver pickup truck behind the wheel yarani. reese gonzalez is a fragile rebel who allegedly staged a serious showdown on the road, according to all the traditions of a gangster movie, twisting a gun in front of another driver’s nose. and here it is in a couple of minutes. she herself, at the sight of several law enforcement officers, the obstinate instantly disappears , the young lady obediently kneels down. keep your hands above your head as officer jordan steaks handcuffs the intruder and locks her in the police suv. just parked it. she got it right on the railroad the car is on the way, and remains there while jordan and his partner search a suspicious pickup truck. fatal seconds, the signal of the train, the screams of a girl, but two slow-witted policemen do not eve

office of the department maxim shevchenko alex ivanov and sergey savushkin to lead the duty unit handcuffs victim metropolitan researchers are looking for a killer who dealt with a taxi driver in the west of moscow near lika found at the crime scene and say that the attack was planned. andrey romanov figured out who and why chained and killed the cab driver . in the courtyard of a high-rise building, a taxi driver car with an open door inside the body of a 50-year-old driver at lan beysayakov. in the early morning, without signs of life, random passers-by were found on the spot. taxi driver strangled the crime occurred deep. at night, the killer seemed to be deliberately waiting for the moment to deal with the victim without casual witnesses showing high-rise buildings, they were fast asleep. no, i just got out, the police were already there, yes. have you seen this car before? well, this is a taxi here, taxis are constantly driving. i recently live here, but we didn’t hear any incidents. yes more creepy this story becomes. if you look at the pictures that the investigators took when exami

and they put me in handcuffs. this is three four months ago november november 6th, and they threw me against the hallway wall in my apartment building my two bedroom apartment in about an hour north of new york city. and they put me in handcuffs and put me on my couch. and proceeded to show me a search warrant signed by a magistrate judge federal lower federal judge in new york city. and i and i could not understand why this was happening. you know as a reporter, i have a right to receive documents from anybody. so long as i didn't participate in the obtaining of them. that's as american as apple pie. the supreme court has protected the right of journalists to receive such documents. some have claimed this diary was stolen. i didn't know if it was. but even if it was i had nothing to do with that and i didn't publish it. so this is running through my head as i'm sitting there these fbi agents running through my home with this warrant that was signed by a judge. why did the judge sign that warrant? i don't know. an

taken back to my last encounter with the feds, ten years ago and is it here we go again the coming handcuffsartment building, my two-bedroom apartment in about an hour north of new york city, and it will in handcuffs and they put me on my couch and proceeded to show me a search warrant so i did by the magistrate judge a lower little judge new york city and fight could not understand why with into this as a reporter, have a right to receive documents from anybody. songs i did not participate in the obtaining of them. this is american as apple pie the supreme court has protected the right for the journalist to receive such documents and somed claim this fire marie pistole and i did not know if it was pretty but evento if it was i hd nothing to do without. and i did not publish it so this is running through my head as i'm sitting there these fbi agents rummaging through rachel with his warrant card signed by a judge and why did the judge sign that warrant, i don't know and i left the home and i'll be honest with you, certainly scary maybe this is why people don't do what i do because you all fe

but this is the evidence you you can. lose don't make me get the handcuffs. what honesty good.ill tell you the story of this coin in 914, as i remember now , a trial series of silver coins was issued, but something didn’t work out for me, the series was decided, the whole series was. yesterday, not a single coin anywhere wow, okay, well, even if they dug up these coins how to tie it is divided equally between the finder and the owner of the land. two options maybe you, too, according to the law, the owner of the land refuses to share and takes all the coins for himself. you think that trofimenko dug up a treasure. you would have led the excavators to me. it seems to me that after all, the first row is more like divided by coins. run away run away. wow, i've gone crazy. why did they run away? and from whom, so far we only have trofimenko. so i knew that this would end in no rescue. no. yura at least the door, do not close the psycho, i will not go there. you understood me? hello, my name is yunusov . don't be scared, i'm from the police captain kupriyanov alexander sergeevich, b

made a decision what to do on the plane on the way to the usa under heavy guard all the time in handcuffsurt, then the whole world, in fact, i saw everything again the pool, which means the americans, but they just made it out of it, as always, as they love the show, that is, they filmed video footage of how victor is taken out of the plane to be escorted by agents, d. a. then they showed a press conference, and the attorney general of new york, when he says there is still no trial was that, and finally we caught the most terrible villain in this arms dealer, we and so on and so on. here. eh, finally. so justice will prevail. so this is, uh, talking about american justice. everything a priori , a person is already the wine of everything already brought, as a in advance. what will be the guilty verdict and what is the essence of the case? in general, as they represented him, the dump of american media in mass disinformation and traded all their headlines the lord of war , the merchant of death and the gray cardinal terrorists, a huge, huge negative information wave, and that is, and as it

clip twice and we will know yes, we clip well, just once, let's hope that everything is fine in handcuffs but we will read the sea today we will definitely wait for ukraine because like last week they said that they had not finished everything, that's all, your position is that you will no longer allow this designated state cinema, this hypnotist and cynologist, that is, a dog specialist this lady, you don't let her into the territory of the dovzhenka center... we can't let her in purely officially , because she... the order on her appointment is not registered, that is, legally, she has not assumed authority and she is not an acting official there . in the language of this order, it has not yet been registered by the state registrar and therefore we have full rights not to let her in and to ask what her plans are for the dovzhenko center and well, yes, well, we are ready to open on the first floor and once again ask what they are planning do if you are any ms. alyona's figurines are for people who are not very familiar with anya's cinema theme, anya's canine theme , which has now arisen

and they perk walked him in front the press in handcuffs. and nobody has ever been criminally charged in this country. from what we understand on a fringe benefit case, a company owned car , think of that didn't pay tax on a company or a company owned department. and they say that very few people do. how many people? i wonder how many people here have a company owned car ? anybody ever company? do you pay taxes or. >> you know what? cover your face, please. do you pay tax? >> uncle sam, do you have a company on karplus? i guarantee even uncle sam probably doesn't pay tax, but it's it's a shame. it's a shame when i see what's going on , it's a shame our country is really going to . we have a weaponizes department of justice and a weaponizes fbi, including, of course, the rate of mar-a-lago in the document hoax case, totally violating my 4th amendment rights. and no president has ever been treated this way. clinton, you know, the same case. he had things in his socks. nothing happened to him except a great verdict. he's got a great verdict. we

and he's in handcuffs. that is just not a violent person. he's like a gentle giant.sharon, walter ogrod was the face of pure evil. >> what was it like to read those words, to read that confession that he made? >> high breaking. i hated him. >> it was hardly an open and shut case, walter ogrod had no criminal record. no physical evidence linked him to the crime. he did not resemble the sketch. and was not identified by a single eyewitness. and he immediately recanted his confession. still, in 1993, walter ogrod stood trial for murder. prosecutors were seeking the death penalty. >> he led a baby lie there and die, and put them in the trash. if that's not -- i have maybe i haven't seen it yet. >> the prosecution's case rested entirely on the confession. walter ogrod took the stand in his own defense. he testified that the detectives had run a false confession out of him. >> he makes the case that the confession was forced out of him. he was coerced. how did it make you feel to hear him describe that story? >> angry. i sat in that trial. and the only thing i could think

so let's quickly handcuff him. shoot i'll take off the handcuffs.a second, i'm not going anywhere, understand? because i'm in life with all my heart andrey malakhov's evening show tomorrow at 17:00 on the channel, russia i don't know, i ran away somewhere. i'm renting the property now. listen, what did you find in her at all, huh? here, i would love and respect you. and fed me candy. ok. i will go sometime. i'll come by in the evening. well, the migrant worker is free, have you seen rodriguez and smolensky? who are these boxers? who is 12 rounds, did you see how tyson is gone? that was the fight. they are not boxers. this chess players will last 5 months. okay, nevermind. what is there? well, all sorts of nonsense . piece of iron, in my opinion, it costs a motorcycle, can i see it? listen, it's late. well, send well, let's go let's go. oh, look, they gave me an almost new one at the end of school. not true, i rode it for a whole month, i was generally the king of the road, then i got into a ditch in the hospital, lay for 2 months in a cast. in gener

someone will say god, a dandelion in handcuffs and not without the help of employees gets out of thewhy was peter killed? why were they killed. that how it happened, i don’t know why the question that literally knocked an elderly man down now worries the researcher and all those who witnessed the crime of peter vykhanovsky accuses him of the brutal murder of his wife, which, according to the investigation. first, he took his life, and then dismembered and threw body fragments out of the window, they were discovered by passers-by. although on them children could also stumble near the school house and kindergarten. the detectives also found a knife, a hacksaw and a cutting board in the pensioner's apartment. when he was detained, an elderly man looked like an embarrassed and depressed spouse. mol. she just went somewhere when the defendant was detained. he and his clothes were covered in blood. it was also established that earlier the man had repeatedly shown aggression towards relatives and the victim expressed fear for her life. neighbors confirm that conflicts between spouses happen

love passed as soon as the handcuffs snapped into the hands of yevgeny kozhevnikov.mmon bench, they hold on to the defendants, detached, soon they will all go to different colonies. it remains only to hear the verdict and now every man was for himself, their feelings are no longer remembered in a hurry to shift the blame for the murder of robbery and deliberate destruction of property on each other. the crime was already like this. they killed and robbed a friend. according to the materials of the case together, but at the very first investigative experiment, kozhevnikov, who at first confessed to the murder of 55-year-old ilgam ilyasov, initially refused to testify. specialists fix, please, refusal a in a few minutes i decided that my freedom is closer to the body and accused myself of killing the chosen one so i went into the apartment. the reason for the brutal reprisal was that the victim was killed after a joint feast with dumbbell blows to the head , not millions perforator tablet laptop some gold items on the person for only 215,000 rubles. in this amount, acc

i was in handcuffs. i just signed it. back in the van, the other women asked me if i had gotten the shot to not have babies as well. i didn't know what it was, it wasn't explained to me. that's when i learned it was birth control and if i would have known, i would have said something as the woman -- the women in my family had very bad experiences from birth control. back -- when we get back to icbc i learn the story of many other women the doctor told the same thing to. they all had cysts on their ovary, all had shots, some even got surgeries. i thank god that the news came out because he didn't get to do anything else to me. the reason i'm telling this story is because this shouldn't happen to anyone anymore. we're not -- we're not animals. we're human. we're not just a number. thank you for your time. senator ossoff: thank you. dr. mueller, we'll hear from you now, please. dr. mueller: thank you. senator ossoff, senators, staff -- senator oreceive: make sure -- senator ossoff make sure your microphone is on, please. dr.

if you take the handcuffs off and tell the most advanced environmentally sound energy efficient low cost industry in the world to produce more energy, from oil and gas and coal and different sources they will do it and they will not only do it more cost-effectively and dependably, table do it with the best environmental stewardship in the world. neil: you hope to see the senate shake hands and go republican like the house but we still have a democratic president, you can't get everything you want. what can we envision out of a republican senate to foster this conversation or is it a moot point? >> we are pushing to get the right kind of policies. in terms of stopping, the biden agenda, causing inflation. raising prices at the pump and grocery store, and the supply-chain issues, regulation, we need to get the white house, the right policies in place to grow this economy, more supply, all these things that will kill inflation. neil: thank you for following all that very closely. in the meantime, the push to deal with crime in this country and governor hochul in new york doing everything to

we carry handcuffs. >> why in the world do irs agents need to carry weapons and handcuffs? most of their work concerns civil matters not apprehending violent criminals. last but not least, it's important that we remember that foreign policy is domestic policy. we have politicians from both political parties that are the permanent washington elite and who must be held accountable for what they're doing with our taxpayer dollars and how they're undermining national security as they push us closer and closer to the brink of nuclear catastrophe. they have to demand accountability for the tens of billions that they sent to ukraine so far. the blank check is not just for ukraine, it's for the military industrial complex that has made trillions off of our wars in afghanistan and the middle east. now the biden administration, they want to hire 87,000 new irs agents to go over ever rereceipt and every deductible of american taxpayers with a fine tooth comb squeezing every penny that they can president the ukraine government and corrupt bureaucrats and oligarchs, the biden administra

they put him in handcuffs.riend of mine owns an accounting firm and said there has never been a case like this before, they have persecuted this man, in order for him to say something. ultimately you go to jail for a couple weeks or couple months, or you go to jail for many years and he said i have to say, think of what they did. anybody out here would probably take a deal like that. i would not. but, they torture -- and this is what they used to do and do currently in communist countries. that is where we are going. handcuffs walked in front of a man that never heard of jail before, and men that never had a problem with anything before handcuffs, and the perp walked him in front of the press in handcuffs and nobody has ever been criminally charged in this country. from what we understand on a fringe benefit case. a company owned car. think of that. didn't pay taxes on a company owned apartment. and they say very few people do. how many people i wonder have a company owned car? do you pay taxes sir? cover your

the goal here, i think, has to be take the handcuffs off, turn the spigots on. now in terms of how the bidens play this out we'll have to say. he made it very clear he doesn't want to drill. he wants to end coal. he does not have the authority to end coal plants, want to put that in there. there will be a battle. the house will put up bills, okay? whether deals can be made or what the senate composition will look like, i don't know. it is hard to say this morning. but again, we have a problem here. we have a recessionary economy, we have an inflationary economy. one of the key points to solving that would be to turn the spigots back on and end the war against fossil fuels. there is other stuff. stop the spending, which the house will do. no tax hikes, which the republican house will do. so those are good things. stop the bad stuff. getting good stuff, i don't know? you guys tell me. dana, what do you think? bill, what do you think? it will be divided government? >> dana: gridlock is not necessarily a bad thing. see how the markets react. they have factored that

. >> jesse: how long is it going to take before joe biden slaps handcuffs on mini madoff. about fraud, methamphetamines and office orgies i'm on a mission to talk to people about getting screened for colon cancer, and hear their reasons why. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest fan. if you're 45 or older at average risk, you have screening options, like cologuard. cologuard is noninvasive and finds 92% of colon cancers. it's not for those at high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. everyone has a reason to screen for colon cancer. if you're 45 or older, get started at missiontoscreen.com ising. >> jesse: mini madoff made off with client's money and bought the senate with it throwing main squeeze under the bus. mini madedoff saying it's his girlfriend fault for him raiding the corporate coffers and now he actually wants more money. he is asking more investors to give him, you know, $8 billion more so he can, you know, straighten things out. saying that money is basically all that matters for the rest of his l

uh-huh ritulechka, i want you romantic appoint a date in one address i'll write the address now, only handcuffs. yes, i like handcuffed, as soon as possible before communication. let's not ask a question. thanks captain. andryushka, don't your brains hurt? oh don't be shy. and i am unfamiliar with the stacker. and i have never been to the nordream sports center. no. don't move yours. dima, do you know that your orientation came to you? and papa knows he's not your father. my dad's name is rebellion vadim sergeevich and he lied. sorry. i don't know, i didn't kill anyone. understandably? we traded weapons with a stacker. i've been looking. buyers, and he got the barrels of ammunition through his old army connections. so we buried this weapon in the center where they dance. whoever comes up with the idea to look for him there in these utility rooms, the devil himself is multi-elephant. they brought in the evening when everyone was leaving, well, in the evening the murder, what happened what happened? waited half a share from arms don't give. shot her. yes, not a squeamish lady, it turns out to ear

i am a kid who just decades ago i first felt handcuffs on my wrist when i was 11 years old.wasn't immigrant was a single mother who raised three children on her own but she did not your first job that gave her benefits until i was 14. i am living a dream right now. if someone would've said to the 11 year old kids with handcuffs on his wrist that one day you're going to be governor, i never would have believed them. i am in this race and i got into this race and i plan to be the type of governor that wants to make sure stories like mine do not have to be exceptions. it's stories like mine can be rules for how maryland moves. i already know how grateful and thankful i am for the moment we find ourselves in and i am ready to get to work this is going to marilyn's time. >> may be america's time after that we will see. come back and tells what your plans are pretty want to talk to you mentioned your childhood there's a lot of speculation and their only be more intense scrutiny if you do proceed on the path for further political ambitions about your childhood and representations i

handcuffs, which is just an apartment, in general, not rich, usually the apartments of a soviet citizenthe kitchen there was a refrigerator, and on it on the refrigerator i drink growth, if by today's standards it is a million rubles, this money was seized. and timofeev, after several interrogations, was released evidence in the machine with thimbles, the law enforcement officers had no evidence, just as there were no statements from the victims. why do you need it sooner or later sit down? yes, what do you think we are doing this trifle, but this is he is a good guys, nothing is a simple person, quite simple about a rural guy. i couldn't have imagined that he would have one. whirling underworld career of the nineties, sylvester's grouping out of habit called orekhovskaya, but he controlled not only the district, orekhovo-borisovo, but almost the entire shadow life in the capital. when it was necessary, he joined a coalition, for example, solntsevsky or he crushed others , it happened, the medvedkovo and kurgan groups, the bosses were forgotten, big games began sylvester was interested

zhora put handcuffs on him. thank you violetta i will not forget this. the men are being snapped.ll , so call the medics along the path of the robbers. my god, almost native face. hey, lieutenant , i remember something so happy about the clothespin. i'll still put you on. so next time we will see you very soon, but i believe in the generosity and fair wisdom of our punitive system. and so i don't see my future so bleak. by the way, my justice. mikheikh lips with pouches on their heads sit a little. and what is this fence you have here? role-playing games? you also hid maksimka. well, yes, right at home. is the world really changing max respect hey vasily and why did you frame your girlfriend under the ax ? you're not a fool, you should have understood that i could be left in mugs. well, they didn’t leave it at a cost to you and me, this business needs to be finished. what case do you need to testify against pashka the dowel in order to finally put a cross on him? okay, then from the category of a witness you go to the category of your participant, well, a tag, of course, they won’

the very same little hands that had once been in handcuffs, now reach for the very thing that gives him his greatest comfort. his blanket. >>> coming up at 7:00, kpix 5's kenny choi takes a closer look at one case in california and how the push to remove police presence from school campuses is finding support from an unlikely source. >>> the accused hitman in an alleged murder for hire will learn next month whether he will stand trial. hasheem bason pled not guilty to murder and conspiracy charges today in the argus killing of lili xu . investigators say he was hired by nelson chia. court documents reveal that chia told them he was a trustee for an estate up to $40 million. he killed himself while in custody. track the u.s. senate will hold a procedural vote in hopes of dancing the respect for marriage act. was a bipartisan it would provide protections for religious liberties. >> it will do so much good for so many people who want nothing more than to live their lives without the fear of discrimination. >> the measure also has the support from the church of jesus christ of latter-day sa

i don't know said handcuffs there joke, no one else will.ted harshly, because tired is already trying to persuade tired of telling, it can be argued that tomorrow, as in ukraine, everything starts small.

handcuffs. they perp walked him in front of the press. nobody has ever been criminally charged from what we understand on a fringe benefit case. a company-owned car. think of that. didn't pay tax on a company-owned car. companied own apartment. they say that very few people do. how many people -- how many people have a company owned car. do you pay tax? cover your face. uncle sam, do you have a company-owned car, please? i guarantee even uncle sam doesn't pay tax. it's a shame. when i see what's going on, it's a shame. our country has gone to hell. we have a weaponized department of justice and a weaponited fbi including raid of mar-a-largo in the document case. totally violating my fourth amendment rights. clinton, you know the sock case. he had things in his socks. nothing happened to him except a great verdict. we go by that verdict. the socks verdict. no, he had it in his socks. you know that. others took many documents. they take them out of the white house. i'm the only one that can't take anything. maybe our country would be better

. >> they put me in handcuffs to take me, because i refused to go, you know, to court. in handcuffs or in jail or something like that. nobody. >> in fact, court transcripts show she even attempted suicide as the trial began. but because she didn't testify against eric, her claims all these years later wouldn't help him. to have any chance at having another day in court eric knew he'd need powerful evidence. evidence of actual innocence. he started thinking, if he and the other five co-defendants had nothing to do with the two murders, then who did? after more than a decade of trying finally some of eric's requests for documents in his case began trickling in. >> i came across one document which had my name, as well as my other co-defendants, but one name stood out, it was an individual i found out was part of a gang called sex, money, murder. >> eric was on to an important lead. sex, money, murder. even veteran cops knew those three words meant danger. a notorious gang from the soundview section of the bronx. >> 1997, october, sex, money, murder became my assignment. >>

you can expect to see handcuffs in the coming weeks and months.d off a port on turkey's southern coast. it's one of several sanctioned oligarchs' yachts that have sought haven in turkey or the uae, out of reach of western sanctions. alekperov resigned as president of lukoil after being sanctioned. he did not respond to our request for comment. back in london, the phi is still unable to move. one day, eventually, we will sail off down the thames. we will eventually. the uk department for transport told us they stand firmly by their decision to detain the phi. in san diego, locals have welcomed a big new attraction. ok, mom. show your boat off! that's mine! the amadea now sits by a fishing pier, awaiting its fate. suleiman kerimov�*s representative told us, "we stand by our statement that ownership of the yacht is denied and unproven." eduard khudainatov has not responded to our request for comment. the us kleptocapture task force says the amadea's story is a warning to other sanctioned oligarchs. your assets certainly are not safe in any country th

remove the handcuffs from him. anything on patrol, you didn’t understand the fault, comrade colonel. they took your whiskey from the bar, four bottles, they have it in the trunk, you can look. i do not understand, comrade colonel, this is not true. let's go take a look in the car. you don't have the right to open the trunk. you are not our boss. are you free to let everyone go, or what? i then with them i'll figure it out, so bring it to the house and get in my car, let's go to the city. why well, there are new circumstances in your case. now you're safe, so i'll take you home. come on come on so far, we can’t prove it, despite the testimony of the pipe, because his albi is made of iron. and if this is an order, maybe an order, but somehow it’s all illogical that it’s easier for him to give the killers and, again, lay out a large sum for the order. well, yes, besides, we checked his contacts no one suspicious there is none of the defendants. a business neither, and tatyana, he does not know the history of rape. oh,

you can expect to see handcuffs in the coming weeks.: for the first time, andrew adams discussed how the u.s. seized a super yacht, worsen as made of 325 million dollars, which they say is owned -- worth an estimate $325 million, which they say is owned by oligarchs. >> it has dozens of rooms, it has swimming pools and chandeliers, it has dining rooms that dwarf most people's ding rooms. james: it had quietly slied itmoorings in the caribbean. >> we would normally be able to see it. it became critical when it turned off its transparent or -- transponder, essentially, that the boat was trying to go dark. >> it was discovered on route to fiji. >> acting on behalf of the united states government in an effort to actually seas and attain. james: it's ownership is now disputed. one say it belongs to this man, a sanctioned billionaire and senator. he said in a statement to bbc that the ownership of the yacht was denied and unproven fears of the u.s. now plans to prove in court that here in my dock in san diego was in breach of u.s. sanctions.

they are not going to wait to wonder if there is going to be a not on the door and handcuffs and they will be taken to immigration jail and sent to a deportation trial and, you know, hope that they get released potentially while they are awaiting their next hearing. it is a very scary process, and a much better choice is to just leave and go to another country where they are welcome. the european union has a tech worker visa. canada has a points-based system. mexico welcomes tech entrepreneurs, so there are many other places to go if you can no longer stay in the united states. kristen: i'm sure some of these folks have come to you to inquire about immigration issues. are you finding they are generally having a hard time getting another job right now? >> yeah, there are some being approached by recruiters from early-stage startups where the founders he did the last one memos and put a pause on hiring then, so they have some room with which they can recruit exceptional talent that had been scooped up by big tech and was not previously on the market, so if you are a start up with cash,

well here on crime we hinted yes, handcuffs, that there is some kind of crime thief, something there,hen, and so on robbery. there's a second clue. hours, well, everything is already here, like a rabbit from alice yes, and the third. so this is a hint of a pocket, apparently yes, yes, will it be theft of a watch or a pocket? yes, as it were, well, they are the same age, these two kings of course. that's what's interesting, i'll live here. sorry, i carry everything with me, said the wife in the bank after this round. show curiously pronounce this amount 160 160.000 rubles. you are going well, so far without errors. uh, but what's next, but what's next is that we have the third round and only one of you will play. who exactly will find out in a few minutes do not switch again early one. healthy clean air vacuum immediately after the first cleaning of the house . blue bird new season tomorrow at 18:00 on channel russia sbir invites you to green day on november 11 and 12, super bonuses for online purchases are already rushing to you with a square card, the lowest rate on a sber prime fami

we have handcuffs, we have jail cells, and we have philadelphia juries that will be here. >> and so let's bring in terry moran, live with us from washington tonight. and terry, of course the concern, as you point out there, in pennsylvania, michigan, what you saw in colorado, a county clerk wearing a bulletproof vest, panic buttons. i know authorities in all of these states are going out of their way to warn that they will keep americans and their votes safe and secure, no matter what here. >> reporter: they are, david. that's what election workers, who are our neighbors, our local election officials, that's what they always do. in the last election, in 2020, for instance, attorney general william barr was asked by president trump, then president trump, to investigate, send the department of justice to find voter fraud. and he came back and said there wasn't any of any significance. and this year, in the more than 175,000 places americans will vote, election workers are assuring that that will hold true. david? >> all right, terry moran with us in washington tonight. terry, we look forwar

alyona, you are not a streamer , you are not a journalist, get used to it, well, please handcuff your you to give birth at all? come on, wait, we were in the hospital. he looked at it and said that we still have a day left about the disclosure. there is at least, but we decided to go to the children's world. let 's shop there in the trunk there is cognac, we wanted then celebrate with the guys. oh, i'm sorry volodya, how are the successes and so the head appeared. oh, you have a whole restaurant around here, see you everywhere from here, i'm sorry, when the fight is breathing. one two, one two, like this, like this. here is the boy. well, did you give birth well? you got it, i got it, it won't happen again. i believe. are we going or not? thanks guys. i'm sorry, we're a little late, a little late. look around, almost everyone has fled. we're not to them, we came to you all the same to get up, they say it's much nicer. although of course, in comparison with your lexus, which stands at the very entrance of the violation of parking rules. yes, have i heard you? no, you want something to

i was 11 years old and i had handcuffs on my wrist.1 with handcuffs on my wrist, if they would have said, one day you're going to be governor of the state, i would have never believed it. this is the culmination of a lot of people pouring stuff in me before i could see it in myself. we're excited. we're thrilled. we're humbled. we want to make sure we can built a society that's not creating exceptions but building the rules. >> you live close enough that vice president harris and you can cook up -- she loves to cook. you have to talk to her about some jamaican stuff. >> bring the yannis together. >> we've got to let these people come to the cookout. wes moore, thank you very much. we've got much more. and congratulations. we have got so much more in our next hour including the much talked about red wave that turned out to be more like a red wheeze. steve kornacki will be at the big board. he's not wheezing. he's at the big board. we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's g

someone will throw the work handcuffs right there, why because you are trying to destabilize societythis way. you came to work in the store. work you wanted to build a shop. we allowed you and helped you, gave you loans and so on, as you now give up and leave , justice should be the basis, not an economic category, but very important for people. and i repeated this a thousand times and did not i'm tired of repeating everyone, let's bring everyone to their senses, the corresponding rule has been developed documents. there will be no shortage. today we are able to provide our people with everything they need. as for the biocorporation itself. it occupies huge areas of about 160. ha. factories and grain dryers, a research center , all already tested and put into operation, are located here. the main raw material of the gold fields is our grain today , the president will say so in the current realities of this really. new world gold, biocorporation gives the opportunity to raise not only the agro-industrial complex , but also the domestic science in the field of microbiology to a new lev

brought into some kind of room, and there, for example, there are smudges of blood, these cut plastic handcuffsbe they killed. that's interesting. here we now beat and kill, maybe they won't. and what will be there, i saw the war. well, probably to the extent that i could see how much i didn’t fight at that time. i just saw that tanks were driving around, destroyed houses were being fired there. here are the unfortunate people in this field, then you, on one side and on the other, and on both sides, spoke about the world. and here you i had to make a choice of 2.000 in 2022. well, i did it. uh, it's easy, as i was for the world, i still remain for the world, but the fact is that the world is different for what kind of world is the whole question. i am for such a world that there is no such person of a hateful ideology on it. here is this nazism. at our side, which does not just exist in some kind of test tube, but it has already captured, an entire country. we can't just say i'm a pacifist and therefore i won't do anything. no, i am for the world, but i am for such a world that it be cleansed o