hera she by japan. while ukraine's president volunteer. zalinski is in japan, well, the head of russia's wagner mercenary group, if getting per goshen says that his forces have full control of the besieged, ukrainian city. of mote, the city is in the site. the months of fierce fighting in response to this ukraine says the situation is critical investments and their troops are maintaining their defenses. natasha butler has won this from keith, ukrainian military spokes. person saying that to crate in forces are still fighting . in fact, most denying the claims from the viking, the pulse we also heard from ukraine's deputy defense minister conceding that the situation in bet quotes is critical that they raised heavy fights and that, but she said that you're crazy and forces continue to defend. so an infrastructure in a backboard, what we do know is that we have 2 different sides. the story, the crate inside the claims coming from the back of the polls. and also the russia has been fighting for westwood no

rob mcbride, i'll just say hera hera, she, i'm a japan the, the conflictions adonis put the lives of millions of children at risk, thousands of escape, but many is still trapped in the escalating violence. the ones children's agency says the closure of schools is also affected. the mental health and wellbeing is the country's already experiencing what it calls a generational catastrophe. uncle sam sharif. my thoughts of surviving beaks fighting incidents, capital costume, some of most made it to the shelton body. how so? on the border with egypt? from there, she travelled north to this camp and cuddled along the 2 daughters. she's now safe from the balance of time. she says, memories of the gunfire m. s. wives continued to come to goes to the field. my daughter saw everything. the gunfire was falling on us at home. they saw horrible scenes. my younger daughter still screams at night and cries out to me. why are these people coming to kill us? my move describes how her daughter would run in here when she heard fly to judge overhead in cost to the time of a for when she sees the plane,

and hera was the goddess of the earth when he was completely exhausted in his battles.ength. you understand, i believe that work on the ground gives additional strength , rejuvenates, firstly, of course, you don’t have to stand endlessly, you don’t understand to strain your ass on top, well, to have fun, of course i don’t strain especially. well, enjoy. yes, plant flowers for us. and i want mikhail yegorchik, ask to sum up, why is the garden a pleasure? because when we work in the garden, we have all our organs.

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. >> beth hera's of the associated press, thank you. -- beth harris of the associated press, thank you>> artificial intelligence is finding its place in all sorts of scientific fields. perhaps none holds most lifesaving promise than health care. programs are learning to answer medical questions and diagnose illnesses. but there are still problems to be worked out. i spoke with dr. isaac rouhani, editor in chief of the new england journal of medicine ai and chair of harvard's department of medical informatics. i asked him about ai's potential in medicine. >> doctors can definitely use ai as an implementation. they will be reminded of all of the things that they should know about their patient, and similar patients like them. at the same time, patients are all too aware that in the u.s., we don't have enough primary care doctors. we have very little time with doctors who can get any time. providing another if flawed resource to get them medical advice so they can decide whether or not to seek mical advice is also probably going to be transformative. when a doctor sees m they have forgott

that means they created their gods in the image of themselves — zeus, hera, aphrodite, and so on.hephaestus, a very hard—working metalsmith and very powerful god, and he was lame. wow, that's incredible — disabled gods or gods with disabilities. i'm learning so many new things. this is amazing. and i'm also told that accessibility at the acropolis is not a new thing. even in the archaic period — that means 6th century bc — there were ramps leading up to the temple of athena. not the parthenon, because the parthenon didn't existed until the fifth century. but even earlier, there is evidence for this ramp as well and many times, it has been interpreted that it was for the animals to be sacrificed. but it is not only that, it is also for all the people, helping disabled people. there are plans in place to make the site even more accessible with the installation of further paths. i, for one, think this attraction is setting a good example to historic monuments throughout the world and i'm really happy that i get to experience the acropolis now. amazing work allowing everyone to enjoy

the fog kind of hanging around hera in the san francisco, a metropolitan area. we know that bay area wide we've been seeing some pretty high temperatures will reach 300 guests. joining us now with a look at the forecast recent pay, their daniel mother nature's ac out in full effect, especially for our bay area beaches, 50's and 60's for pacifica and half moon bay. widespread 70's around the bay area shoreline with 80's and 90's. as you make your way inland. so certainly looking and feeling a lot more like summer, especially when you see the temperature difference. brentwood, 91 degrees. >> you're about 35 degrees warmer than half moon bay currently in the mid-fifties with everything else in between. so we were certainly 5 to 15 degrees above average for most bay area cities. but the beach, certainly the place to be check out how full it is. impact at half moon bay out there for your early saturday night and radar for tracking the return of that marine layer making its way across the bay right now along the bay area coastline. but we're going to notice a stronger

rob mcbride, i'll just say hera, hera, she my japan. a while ukraine's president of the mirror zalinski is in japan, while the head of russia's wagner mercenary group, give guinea per goshen. has said that his forces now have full control of the besieged, ukrainian city of passport. the city is seen months, the fierce fighting ukraine, however, says its troops are still maintaining their defenses. tremulous julia, shut them all of us and must go. first though, let's talk to our correspondent natasha butler, who was in key. we'll get both sides of this story. natasha. what can you tell us on your end? there's a claim and there's a counter claim. well, it has to be said that anything said by wagner's bosses said he met with a lot of skepticism in ukraine. he has made claims in the pos that have to adapt the notes to be correct. so what we've heard today from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine. well, she has said that the situation in blackboard is indeed critical. it is serious heavy flights and continues bought. ukrainian forces

hera, she, my japan. new times investigation is uncovered. evidence of the greek coast guard illegally forcing asylum seekers, including incense out of the country across the sea to, to kia the european commission says it's concerned by the 1st page says that greece most respects the rules and international law governing the treatments of asylum seekers. victoria gazing the reports 12 asylum seekers, including men, women, children, and an infant, a forced out of a van and into a speed boat by masked men on the greek island of les. both the so let him speak is a from somalia, eritrea and ethiopia of the transfer to a greek coast called vessel. it travels across the gnc tools to kill the celibacy cause of being crammed into a dingey and left a drift for move in. and now the footage was filmed by an 8 worker on levels. normally when you see of trying, you call the police or you call the problem brussel jumped about you kind of do this increase, increase the authorities, other was committing these crimes. and

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and hera was the goddess of the earth when he was completely exhausted in his battles. he leaned against her and drew strength. you understand, i believe that work on the ground gives additional strength, rejuvenates, firstly, of course, you don’t have to stand endlessly, you understand to strain your ass up there, well, to have fun, of course, i don’t strain especially. well, enjoy. yes, plant flowers for us. and i want mikhail yegorchik, ask for a summary. why does he enjoy himself? because when we work in the garden, we use all our senses, the ear, we heard the guest tell us the song of the nightingale, the eyes, we see the flowers that grow and in general. everything that we grow with our nose, we smell different smells with our tongue. we feel that we have grown, tried different berries, and so on, and again, tactile sensitivity, uh, and all these organs have their own representation in the brain, respectively, all parts of our brain are irritated. thus. we we are saved. in general, well, from premature aging. here is the touch to the ground. we feel this land. thi

there are hundreds of such testimonies in criminal cases on karate by the lebanese leader hera , in everyere the elite ses unit in the forty-fourth year , many of the derleaner team, leaving the units joined the red army , liberated europe, had awards, returned heroes and even disabled veterans of the great patriotic war april 30, forty-sixth year ended. the investigation into the case of nine soldiers from the oscar tree of speed ​​division went to court at the same time an international military tribunal was being held in germany crimes stepan chernyavsky his colleagues were sentenced to various terms of punishment. the only one of them, e rudakov or fishermen, he, uh, said in his last word that let this trial be, uh, an example for everyone and for many, and in order for this not to happen, the youth and the younger generation need to be educated in the spirit of patriotism, starting from early childhood. and even though i am almost gone so once the soviet law, which yes it was in the last word of one. after 30 years, one of the criminals alexander borodich applied to the ministry defe

down the list, that is, germany forced other countries, let's not point a finger at work, but because heranot feed everyone. e, kirill mikhalych you have already said that there are different opinions, someone is proposing something, uh, and so on, nevertheless, an interesting statement was made on friday, and the head of the austrian ministry of foreign affairs, alexander shalinberg. uh, and he said not all countries. eh, ready. we know he said no all eu countries understand that they are ready to join the sanctions imposed on russia a. how can this be interpreted? can i comment on this or something? or is it just some empty words. well, you know , if we are talking about eu member countries, it's just, apparently, a schelberg, he decided to just protect himself. yes, it is possible that austria will play the role of this country yes, if we are talking about countries, er, not members of the european union, then, of course, great that the eu is finally coming to an understanding that not all ready to, uh, follow an anti-russian course, and, well, it's not even just an anti-russian course.

after the 1984 conference they wrote me a note that i still treasure in which expressed hera admirationfor women who have the courage of their convictions and did what others would attempt. isn't this the most appropriate description of betty, someone who is willing to do things a t differently than they've been done before, someone who at the couragera and grace to fight fear, stigma and wherever she encountered it. and today it's almost impossible to imagine a time when people were afraid to reveal that cancer.ab she would speak personally about personal struggles with alcohol addiction. she was a tireless advocate for those struggling. those struggling alone ashamed to seek help it was a privilege to work with her to bring addiction and mental health problems into the light. historians have said are present jimmy and jerry had the closest relationship than any other president after leaving the white house. i think betty and i had the same relationship and closing outut o add that he and i shared another passion or husbands and our families. her partnership with jerry both public and

aphrodite , athena and hera are often depicted as blondes. used rice talc, white ash lime, but the legislatordes, much later became a film star. marilyn monroe men were ready to give everything. but the beauty gave them her society, the standard of style is the restrained style of elegance grace kelly was also the owner of blond hair, and princess diana , who won the love and respect of not only the british, but the whole world, could be proud of the same, the list goes on for a long time, do modern gentlemen prefer blondes find out? well, of course brunettes, because for us it's more relevant in our climate. it's more they. calm, they were extravagant blondes. why are they kind? hmm, they are more modest in their own way, if only the person was good at one time, blondes became the heroines of many anecdotes and the hostages of glamor about them formed stereotypes and myths that we will try to distinguish. okay , let's start with where stereotypes come from and what they are for. really? this is most likely some kind of judgment , some small situation, and someone took it and used it as stere

aphrodite, athena and hera are often depicted as blondes , many brunettes of ancient greece, rome, with, lightened their hair, just to be at least something like goddesses. desperate girls used rice, talcum powder, lime to prepare compositions white hall, but the legislator of the cult, blondes, much later became a film star. marlin monroe the man was ready to give everything. by beauty, she gave them her society, the standard of style, restrained with telegancy grace kelly was also the owner of blond hair , princess diana, who won the love and respect not only of the british, but of the whole world, could be proud of this, the list can be continued for a long time, whether modern gentlemen prefer blondes, find out ? well, of course brunettes, because for us it's more relevant in our climate, it's more they are. calm, they were extravagant blondes. and why are they kind? well, they are more modest in their own way, if only the person was good at one time, blondes became the heroines of many anecdotes and hostages of glamor stereotypes and myths have developed about them, which we will t

but even if it's just bragging to his buddies, just as we saw with the -- jack to hera, that alone is thought of you as i was reading the bloomberg reporting. because every weekend, you and i sit here and i ask you to take a stab guessing the timeline of indictments. you always demure, which i appreciate the discipline that that requires. the possibility that we could see something after memorial day, the likelihood that it is the mar-a-lago investigation first. i am going to guess, based on the arguments that you and others have made to me about which of the two jack smith cases was easier to prove, that you are not surprised that that is the case he is leading with. >> that's right. the case really is sort of finite. it's restricted to one place, mar-a-lago. a finite cast of characters, a small group of people. in some ways, it seems like what is taking you so long? there's one thing though that makes me think there's still more investigation to be done. that is some reporting that in april, subpoenas were served on the trump organization for business dealings with foreign governmen

according to the recommendations of the scientists hera anthologists, stay young and healthy.lth to you and longevity according to the program about the most important thing continues and we convey by word. sergei agapkin and mikhail police officers we thank the scientists of gerontology for their advice, we were given the floor. let's listen to the question. my name is tamara grigoryevna, summer is a question for me, how i feel. i have a front garden near the nine-story building. here, i'm doing social work there, digging the ground, planting flowers. well, of course, you bend over and your head spins. so help me now, when people ah, let's go to the dacha, go to the beds, and this problem occurs more and more often. what causes dizziness and most importantly, what to do with it, we are in our rubric now and we will find out dizziness is a very common story. yes, he abruptly got out of bed. i was late for work, my head is already spinning, who has it. for almost all of you, for some reason , it is spinning, when i get up abruptly, then the violation of the vestibular apparatus

only 46% considered him competent, as they say in his mind. but all this is of little interest to herahool. after all, on the eve of berlin agreed on another package of assistance to the kiev regime, according to the press service of the bundessphere, it will include two armored vehicles on the bridge laying bieber 54 reconnaissance drones vector 34 pickup trucks, a trml-4d air surveillance radar system and other weapons, moreover, in germany they offered to transfer taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. gets it to use while the radius of this german missile is up to 500 km. well, that is , there is no need to talk about any red lines for a long time, for sure. for the same reason modern youth, flatly refuses to enter the service of the bundessphere, authorized by the bond steig for the affairs of the euro military personnel. it’s all there, that there’s no need to talk about the defense of the ability of the german army, since a good part of the weapons have already been delivered to ukrainian militants. and the bundessphere itself stood up with a nose, because all the military, as if sc

we have kaiser dermatologist doctor akil with hera. thanks very much for joining us.teresting when you talk about a day like this, that we're getting. it's not a bright, sunny day and we have learned and we've been telling people right still dangers out as we as you spend any time outside and protecting yourself. how well informed. do you think we are as a as a public in terms of protecting ourselves? i think there's more work to be done is what i would say as a kaiser permanente dermatologist. um we detection of cancer and its prevention are really near and dear to my heart and we see and skin cancer is one of the most common cancer is that actually, in fact, it's more common than all other cancers combined with one in five ah! you know patients will be diagnosed with skin cancer by the time they're 70. so um, i think there is room we can do better. um do you think it's? it's also important because it's so it's preventable . so we have all these cases of skin cancer. but you know, in this case in the case of skin cancer, there are things that we can do to protect our

i wrote one for all and all for one that's because hera's ribbon means to me, uh, black .s through the dugouts and i am very i am very grateful to this person who launched and came up with this action. here the victory will be ours. this symbol of victory day was seen by thousands of visitors at the moscow museum of the armed forces. the ribbon that united the heroes of several generations from the great patriotic war to the special operation in ukraine was returned to the crimea from where it was taken to the front line, and that ’s all for now. and now the word of olga ushakova to evgeny pokrovsky. thank you maria good morning, dear viewers. thank you for joining us on may 3rd on the calendar. if you're going to work or school now, don't forget your umbrella, because it's dripping . still a little rain. we are located in gorky park right on the banks of the moskva river. yes , that’s why we don’t run, but we swim on, by the way, let’s talk about the rivers of which, by the way, there are quite a lot in russia. and if you combine them all into one, you get a little more t

and i grew up seeing heras a role artist all in one. and i grew up seeing her as a role model.e world. there is so much we will discuss around the _ the world. there is so much we will discuss around the programme - discuss around the programme tonight. thank you so much for being with us. we will return to you. there are a whole lot of things i want to discuss with you on the panel tonight but for now, thank you. for now, let's bring you some of the attributes that have been flooding in for tina turner. civil rights leaders, martin luther king jr.. rights leaders, martin luther king jr., tweeted simply, good night queen. the musician bryan adams has tweeted, the world hasjust lost queen. the musician bryan adams has tweeted, the world has just lost a powerhouse woman. i will be forever grateful for the time we spent together on tour in the studio and his friends. thank you, he says, for being the inspiration to millions around the world, for speaking your truth and giving us the gift of your incredible voice. he adds his condolences to her husband and tina's family. the rollin

that means they created their gods zeus, hera, aphrodite, and so on.arning so many new things. this is amazing. and i'm also told that accessibility at the acropolis is not a new thing. even in the archaic period, that means 6th century bc, there were ramps leading up not the parthenon, until the fifth century, but even earlier there is evidence for this ramp as well. and many times it has been the animals to be sacrificed. but it is not only that, it is also for all the people, helping disabled people. there are plans in place to make with the installation i, for one, think this attraction is setting a good example to historic monuments and i'm really happy that i get to experience the acropolis now. amazing work allowing everyone and if you're going, in athens is also fully accessible and contains one of the world's top collections of greek antiquities. now, the harbours around greece can be full of super yachts and cruise ships, but this life—size replica 0lympias is the only one a few years ago, i was lucky enough out to sea. this amazing—looking g

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