hermann? herman, who shot at you? hermann! damn, he's running towards the embankment. there. die, here’s his passport. so german anatolyevich zavadsky , you asked, thank you, tell me, he is alive, alive, the doctors are finishing, we need to talk to him when he comes to himself, only if the doctor allows it, but you need to wait, we will wait. "the only way to find out the name of the killer was to call moscow, they are looking for a connection between hermann, krotov and this american , okay, well, while you're here, i'll take care of the bullet, uh-huh, i think this bullet was fired from krotov's missing pistol." beautiful town, sea, air, not all these murders, don't even say , i’d like to bring my family here. and go to sea on a yacht, i’ll retire, buy myself a house by the sea, i’ll sit in a sun lounger and feed the seagulls, how did you and i miss it, huh? what’s 6 a.m. there, sergey sergeevich, sergey sergeevich, hold on, he came to his senses, well, the doctor allowed just one minute, let’s go, but quickly, you... you know who’s in you shot? do you know him? yes, pleas

we will discuss this further with hermann shannon and sally bakewell.e hand, you have the $560 billion number in terms of what will mature over the next year or two years. the other thing you are seeing is a massive sell. every bank to in the kbw index is down on the day. hermann provide context as to why the western alliance and zions are set up to 2%, 8% when you are seeing a heavily exposed radical. hermann: western alliance and zions are two banks that last year had more issues dealing with the higher rates and a outflow following the svb and signature bank failures. it is more of a contagion factor. the market automatically seems to punish some of these banks. i would say zions and the others have really fortified and rebuilt their balance sheet over the past three quarters following the march and april episode. sonali: sally, how do you put this into perspective? i know your team has been watching the commercial real estate pain the banks are feeling. how often are using problems come home to roost? will they be on the watch for the next two years

hermann: a little bit of both.he video syncretic part is when they acquired signature bank last year they tipped over the $100 billion asset mark which ushers in higher capital requirements and will require them to undergo the stress test this year. in order to prepare they needed to shore up their reserves, loan loss reserves and capital. that is the idiosyncratic part. the systemic part might be towards office commercial real estate and specific to them they have a big multifamily apartment lending component which is a bit constrained in this current environment with high interest rates and regulations. katie: you mentioned that there are a lot of issues here. quickly, are we going to see other banks pop up with the cre issues? herman: the issue will be an elongated cycle. we could see losses in 2024. it could happen over the next few years as the loans matured. the other good thing is that banks are prepared because they know that the cycle is coming so they have built up a lot of reserves. the citizen ceo menti

hermann. these men will all get the purple heart. and this man to posthumously. a transfusion right in the plane. this gun is too to be moved. the new life giving blood into his veins might be the blood of a high school girl and a mine minor. in alabama, a movie star in hollywood. or it might be your blood. it was ever. it is. thanks. 36 planes left this field this morning. now six more arrived. that makes 20 home. and this one's one more wounded. 22 coming in with his left inboard dead. 23 with a feathered prop on his left outboard engine. 24 southern comfort with a chunk of tail gone, 25 i flew on that luck. 26 not a scratch scratch. the control tower that two more landed at a british field to the south. want a crash landing crew safe that. makes 2829 a rough landing, but a pilot's hurt wondering brought it back at all. 29 planes back so far, 29 out of 36 are losses were heavy, but the enemies were far heavier. we destroyed a german aircraft factory, a rail junction submarine docks and harbor installations. that's the specific known damage. but who can tell the

the actor himself several years ago played the role of hermann gerring, the second influence of a personer hitler. the film is called , here is the poster: good goering, a good storyline brother of the reich minister, who allegedly helped jews during the war to hide from ethnic cleansing and not end up in concentration camps, but few people remember about his brother now, that’s why the title is good goering , where ober gruppenführer ss happily drinks wine and plays the piano, clearly provocative, distorting historical truth. and now ordinary germans are openly posing with portraits of their ancestors in nazi uniform, like this one, for example, a lawyer from dresdn. that is, what was previously shameful in germany is now absolutely normal, the masks have been dropped. many millions of germans passed through the wehrmacht, much fewer through the waf, but they left a much more sinister mark on history. therefore, it would not be a great exaggeration to say that almost every german family has a pred. lieutenant general of the ss troops, and the ancestor of the minister of finance of the f

the actor himself played the role several years ago hermann goering, the second most powerful man in. the film is called, here is the poster: good goering, a good storyline brother of the reich minister, who allegedly helped jews during the war to hide from ethnic cleansing and not end up in concentration camps, but few people remember about his brother now, that’s why the title is good goering , where the ss leader drinks wine contentedly and plays the piano, clearly provocative, distorting the historical truth. there are ancestors who were in one way or another connected with the hitler regime, begins the architecture of denazification crumbles, so to speak, and what we see as a result is that nazism has not left germany, and, having survived, so to speak, several decades, is being revived again. now official berlin is in no hurry to refute the information that the grandfather of german chancellor olaf scholz was involved in the mass executions of jews in the territory of... poland and ukraine , rose to the rank of lieutenant general of the ss troops, and the ancestor of the minist

a new action film from the author of the cult ipman, hong kong director hermann yau. music, like me, lovers are very sensitive, we can’t stand the shock, where is she now, let’s finish the matter, you’ll find out, i ’ll keep my word. the beginning of the nineties, a gang of criminals robs trains on the beijing-moscow route. chinese operatives are sent to moscow to find the robbers and send them back to china. the film is based on a real story that happened 31 years ago, then on may 26... 993, a train departing from beijing to moscow was robbed four times during its 5-day journey. the last criminal involved in that case was arrested in 2011 in china. an adventurous action movie in the style of ocean's 11, it grossed $100 million worldwide. at the russian box office it can claim 10 million rubles. tailor from brooklyn. a psychological drama almost entirely built on a dialogue between two characters. russian emigrant, tailor avdon moskavitz, survived. the holocaust and throughout his life he has carried a heavy burden of betrayal, when an insurance agent comes to him, muscovites are ove

a new action film from the author of the cult ipman, hong kong director hermann yau.roles of the film was played by the double castling star andy. lau, for lily's birthday, i gave her a sony walkman player, hey, it turns out that your daughter loves the same music as me, but do you? the music is very sensitive, we can’t stand the shock, where is she now, let’s finish the case, you’ll find out, i ’ll keep my word, the beginning of the nineties, a gang of criminals is robbing trains. route beijing-moscow. chinese operatives are sent to moscow to find the robbers and send them back to china. the film is based on a true story that happened 31 years ago. then, on may 26, 1993, i set off from beijing to moscow. the train was robbed four times during its 5-day journey. the last criminal involved in that case was arrested in 2011 in china. an adventurous action movie in the style of ocean's 11, it grossed $100 million worldwide. at the russian box office it can claim 10 million rubles. the tailor from brooklyn is a psychological drama almost entirely built on the dialogue of

try it, lesh, please give me all the small spoons so that people could. eat in peace, i’ll leave hermannme for us to talk about medicine, you know, dear friends, our medical topic is simply dictated by life, because it just recently turned out and was published a huge study that if a person has a food allergy, then his risk of heart attacks and strokes increases sharply, how much, with which the risk of heart attacks is comparable from 70 to 100%. people who are as if they smoke or as if they are obese, so today we will talk about food allergies, but let's start with this study, i repeat again, this is the latest study, so it was in 2023 , study published: more than 500 people in the united states studied the link to food allergies cardiovascular disasters were directly demonstrated here. a screenshot from this study that - food allergies are associated with a high risk of cardiovascular diseases, it’s clear why, look, this is basically the life cycle of our vessel, we are born with a smooth vessel and then damage appears, a hole through which fats enter into the vascular wall, oxidize a

times less, so our typical food does not contain flint, michal egorevich, we ate everything with hermann be stored for years, in fact, eternal storage, why, why doesn’t it spoil? but because when you take and you store milled rice in a dry place and it does not absorb moisture, it is shown that it can be guaranteed to be stored for 30 years, it is so 30 years old, so whoever likes to store food, you can store rice, this is a product. eternal storage, about supplies , ideal and you don’t need to give yourself rice, but if we talk about the product, of course, that’s all about food, it’s time for us to talk about medicine, at our medical point, dear friends, there is a pain service and, as always, our pain service people who are suffering from this very pain are contacting me, i want to introduce you to our two doctors, doctor and... not only graduated from our russian medical university, but studied in china and korea, this is our wonderful doctor kang , who is now helping a wonderful woman, well, tell me at least two words, when you came to us, what hurt, where was pain? it was like that

hermann grev celebrates his anniversary today; the head of sberbank turns 60.during this time he turned it into a huge powerful financial conglomerate. despite the fact that sber has been under sanctions for almost 2 years. usa, eu, uk, and was even disconnected from the swift system. the company is developing, acquiring many useful services from delivery services and marketplaces, pharmacies and online cinemas. total sber is more than sixty different companies, and its clients are over 100 million people. he just came at the right time, with the right intentions, and accomplished an absolute metamorphosis of the bank, the bank before him. the bank under him is two completely different banks, this is his undoubted merit, when he leaves and so on and so forth, it will be much more difficult for the next chairman, because i can’t imagine what the next trick should be so that it can be said that sberbank has committed the next qualitative breakthrough, so there is no doubt we have to, this era can be called in the banking world the era named after him, herman is a

done, we’re with you until the end, hello, we had breakfast, we’re training, good trips to you and hermann

. >> and nearly 300 trees and branches coming down crawford and hermann tells us today the mayor visited public works crews that were cleaning it all up. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> san francisco mayor london breed was out monday, surveying the damage and subsequent cleanup caused by this latest wind and rainstorm here in the lords. terrorists. a 25 foot tall black acacia tree came down. a lot of what we're experiencing. we were >> pretty much prepared for. and we're grateful for all the amazing work that so many people in our workforce have done to really try to protect neighborhoods all over san francisco. >> city officials say this is just one of nearly 300 trees and branches impacted by the weekend storm. we heard a crack and we heard >> start to fall. so we knew it was going to fall given all the things that are going on on the ground that we could see and the heaviness of the of the branches. >> the tree came to rest against jeanne mcnutt ins building. she says she's been reaching out to the city for years to do something about it. what kind of response if you've got will c

hermann: this was addressed yesterday morning and the bank management team suggested that there is noirect impact, as of now, if there are further downgrades it could affect businesses like the mortgage and escrow businesses which is a big business for them. more to come, but it seems like there is not a tangible effect. sonali: we were talking a lot about the idea of being able to buy into the banks because a lot of's -- a lot is being thrown out with the bathwater and morgan stanley is down. is this all new york community bank issues creating a broader sense of negativity or are there other fears that will weigh on the system itself? >> we are not talking about the fundamentals exposure to commercial real estate. there is another big risk overhanging these banks which is investors want to flee at the first sign of trouble. they saw what happened last year and we saw a number of institutions getting hit. you are seeing something similar this time around where investors are looking at other banks with a similar profile and souring on them. that is something the regulators have to drop

that he was in prison when he got a job us to work, hid it, uh-huh, well, where can we look for this hermanntting here, you want to be a better nester, so run, huh? faster, bye-bye, uh, stand, where are you going, where, look, it worked, well, take it, put your food away, well, mongrel, just one more circle, or maybe we can talk? yes , of course, don’t run, but put away your flea-ridden mongrel , lopatin’s murder, well, i heard on the news, but i don’t know anything about it, i quit a long time ago , i was fired, oh, yes, i beg you, well, stealing dog food is not murder , and then why did i run, i’m swindling stray dogs into suckers under the guise of purebred, purebred dogs, well, this is not a crime, this is humanitarian... and what is this? well, give it to your dog, yes, and you will talk behind bars here. well, don’t, take it, he’ll eat me, but take him , i’ll tell you everything, tell me, well, i admit , i knew about the drug, and i stole food, i was in prison , but i didn’t kill lopatin, and his wife pointed at you, yes you believe this witch more, she... saw him and generally cuckold

. >> i spoke to doctor alex hermann, the vice president of veterinary services at the oakland zoo. she says they are working under the direction of california fish and wildlife. officials confiscated the tiger and now are working to bring it back to health. >> so we're feeding her a standard nutritionist approved tiger diet that she will be on nutritional or on calcium supplements as well, to help her re calcify and very, very careful, you know, we're not giving her a lot of places to run and jump. we don't want any additional injuries to occur. >> i also spoke with doctor faith albright, who founded one living sanctuary in the east bay. she says agencies could pursue criminal charges for negligence or abuse, even if that wasn't the intent of the tiger owner. >> what's heartbreaking is like very well-meaning people, even there can be like hoarding cases, and they just can't take care of them all. and it starts from a place of loving animals. and i think a lot of the people who go after these exotic pets love animals. but they're misguided. >> a federal law passed in 2022 prohibitin

this is the great-niece of the second man in the third reich, hermann gerring, bitina.ings. betina believes that the defeated nazis were actually preparing for revenge. and they needed a symbol. they had the illusion that they could make their way into germany and regain power. and hitler would, of course, be useful to them for this, but not at all that pathetic shadow of the fuhrer, who at the end of the war hid in a bunker and turned into a decrepit paranoid. the fresh double was much better suited for this role. perhaps it was hitler's double who was saved. three witnesses heard biden call trump, i’ll try to quote here, a sick bastard who enjoys other people’s misfortunes, but this is if the meaning of the phrase is conveyed in more or less literary language. in the original , biden’s words sounded much harsher; the closest meaning of what was said can be conveyed by the phrase, what kind of asshole is trump? well, what makes this news even more piquant is the fact that today is world quit day. profanity lecture, language, or rather, in general, it is clear that even

this man is also well known in our city, his name is hermann volodikhin. coincidence? hardly.s? at home, i don’t need to mince words. i know perfectly well when they were killed, they were coming to me. why? it was i who called zarianov for an important conversation, prepared the table with food, as they said before, set it clearing, if i knew such a thing, i would lie across the road, so what is this important conversation? yes , i had a couple of words, such that he understood that there is no point in giving birth to us, my interests are his interests, and specifically, what’s the point of talking about it now? there is, and where this car was last night, in the garage under the house, who can confirm this, is there enough seniority, drivers, all the servants? “as i understand it, you’re not going to tell the truth, comrade major, there’s no need to see you, she has an appointment in an hour, let her wait, i can’t wait, i urgently, you see, i’m busy, and i’m not coming to you , i’m coming to him, damn it, quickly and quickly, crazy, you ’re your life”? you’re babbling, you