what happened to baby holly this summer? an answer. investigators finding holly, now a mother of five in oklahoma, they say all those years ago, she was left in an arizona church by women belonging to a pneumatic religious group raised by an adoptive family. very valuable treasure him. books and stories now keys to unlock the past as the families try to fill the gaps of stolen time reunification, their reunion, a step forward as holly and her family. we still search for answers about the past. did that. no ma'am. no, that's right. i promise that one day we will, we will know. the suffering will end. wow what an incredible story are thanks to amy robach there, by the way, the investigation into the murder murders of her parents is still ongoing, and the texas attorney general, still ask people to come forward. if they have any information, please contact their cold cases and missing persons unit. coming up. this happened. you'r 106 315, oo missouri book .com. time now for this happened, starting with a warning. they probably never thoug

i just want to ask holly because i think holly , it holly because i think holly, it might be controversialu're the youngest person to it. did you youngest person to it. did you you ever suffer any of this kind of indoctrination when you were at school and really but what i hear now , a lot of young conserv hear now, a lot of young conserv tive activists actually feel sometimes scared about being conservative and political at school. when i was doing my politics a—level, i had a fantastic politics. he was a communist, but we had such good discussions . i think there needs discussions. i think there needs to be that freedom that teachers should balanced and on point should be balanced and on point of pride in and knowledge of history. i think that is vital and something we should be fighting. can i just say fighting. philip, can i just say this. everybody the history man and the sense that there was widespread abuse, discrimination in universities . widespread abuse, discrimination in universities. in widespread abuse, discrimination in universities . in 1982 when in universities. in 1982 wh

it does preclude him, holly from winning the primary.more negatively than favorably. it's a three-point race. that hasn't changed, right? >> yeah, that's right. he's still got high unfavorablies. the republican slolution in dealing with that is not to rehabilitate his image, they've tried to drag down fettermans favorability rating and they've been able to do that but still not to the challenge of oz and that has been a challenge to the final days. >> that was excellent. i thank all three of my guests, we'll continue to read your reporting between now and tuesday and thereafter. let's see what you say on my twitter page. facebook, twitter, social media. i think the issue is clear if you look at issues important to american families. the cost of groceries, gas, crime, inflation, interest rates have more than doubled. kelly ann, i guess making the argument that republicans are about to take control of the senate. i have said throughout, both sides have good issues to motivate their base. abortion, although it seems to have diminished. i've

. >>> and holly name kroft is it a game changer mike santoli is here it's a wild reaction. >> actually, sara. it does tole you how tight will you wound this market was. we were spring-loaded for a bit of relief. this time one of the downside surprise which fit into the theme that maybe the soft landing is not completely a remote possibility too far to make that leap right now, but it takes the s&p back to that level there from late september. that was right before the september fed meeting, not the november, but the september one, that was the previous 75 basis-point rate hike, so sort of pulling the market out of the moment in the fall, there seemed no daylight. is the bigger one is probably like 41. we got this to the highs of the day, we're back to them right now. it's a pop and glide side waist. look at market-based expectations it's actually relatively tame. it has curved lower. that looks like a decent top best guess, inflation protection in the market, but it shows you that the market believes the fed will get there either the hard or easy way. you see this, before the pandemic,

the reunion more than 40 years in the making baby holly who vanished along with her parents finally meets her family in person. >>> threatening to take aim at florida, ginger is tracking the latest path. ♪ >>> and who wants to be a billionaire? tonight, the now-ridiculous powerball jackpot reaching nearly $2 billion, plus tom brady does it again reaching another record that may never be matched and school's out for houston. plus, don't miss the superfan who really hit it big. ♪

," holly humberstone.u were my stars, my holy place ♪ but you took me for granted right from the start now didn't you, babe? ♪ and i wish you the best of luck ho's strong enou ♪ and i this is the only time ♪ i can't be keeping you from messing up ♪ so, go ahead and do your worst but don't you go and ♪ cry when it hurts can you afford to lose me? ♪ go ahead and pack your bags but once you're gone ♪ you can't come back can you afford to lose me? ♪ and if you've still got that fire, then prove it to me mmm ♪ i was your life-support machine ♪ didn't you realize it was always me? ♪ i was always there to pick up the pieces ♪ when you were a full-blown catastrophe, yeah ♪ and i gave you the closest thing ♪ you ever had to love so sober up ♪ and this time this is the final time ♪ i'll draw the line i've suffered long enough ♪ so, go ahead and do your worst but don't you go and ♪ cry when it hurts can you afford to lose me? ♪ go ahead and pack your bags because once you're gone ♪ you can't come back can you afford

the reunion more than 40 years in the making baby holly who vanished along with her parents finally meets her family in person. >>> threatening to take aim at florida, ginger is tracking the latest path. ♪ >>> and who wants to be a billionaire? tonight, the now-ridiculous powerball jackpot reaching nearly $2 billion, plus tom brady does it again reaching another record that may never be matched and school's out for houston. plus, don't miss the superfan who really hit it big. ♪ >>> and these two are unstoppable. amy and t.j. finish 26.2 miles of the new york city marathon together. what's two more hours together? >>> how much did you pay for that shot there, t.j.? >> he was slowly sauntering across the finish line there. >> you look like you're in pretty good shape. >> we're not wearing shoes. but other than that doing great. >>> the midterms with just one day until final votes are cast the stakes are so high control of the house and senate at stake as well as key state offices across the country. >> we have our team here, all across the country this morning in some of those key battlegro

holly dagres is a senior fellow with the middle east programs. holly, welcome. ask you, when you see these protests and you see the police pretty brutally putting an end to them, people are imprisoned, it doesn't seem to be having the effect that, you know, governments are often able to achieve, which is to get people to disburse, to stop protesting, they don't want to lose their jobs or their livelihoods. how are the iranians able to just keep going? >> well, i would say hope springs eternal for starters. this is a people that have been through so much the past four decades with a brutal and authoritarian government under the leadership of the islamic republic. so they know their lives are on the lives, that they could be beaten or shot. that should tell you how desperate they are for change and fed one the status quo. they're not just chanting against the clerical establishment saying things like death to the dictator, they're chanting for freedom. they're chanting they no longer want an islamic republic, and that supreme leaders guardianship sin is invalid. t

how holly at the lead, the eligibility elite elk, our summer board ass down, was delivered that they had our live. i am glad malay the which was that the love i've been, i'm gonna try is that the way lloyd bertha, that a little alcohol to happy. i love i did you and done a symbol i from look at the he got not that bad was, are gonna buy, do i live there now through luckily about it. probably he was the love it and it did that i live with and i knew that again and. and and i the bang than that of i lose i did not know he was not summit anita lease up to will when they become in the last name. if i need a nice guy with that honey, i told them what they should be here, buddy. bye bye. or they told me bus 130 and we'll get the fact that the summit in the body you gave me and i might get that have not been met. i used to choose when they get to meet up with the kids are really lucky because i don't want to keep my daddy can do because he was really angry. michelle job here, but a bunch who actually put it to my job. the discussion after one of the magnitude valley he had a guy wanting me

the suck i out of the air not will be on the bully than hollis din. i'll fall conflict that had a full wanted all enough on groove on a dumb days on a summer he night mom the but i called madame that somebody's org from from doesn't very well they. he said, and i've heard listen out there for the rest of the bottle, picked for them. think what they're doing and think the killers to try to handle the firewall. we did to smooth it through a day if your child is so hard to follow. so mean um for man differ from all that, that about of you or scott, my life on port lucy to that as well. but that's not bad. i mean, if i'm good rental miss crawford, i want to go ahead or if we all that and then some some music at roberta knows it moved and i think this person is the model. the 1st order, simply so much on that and there's a whole, there's a whole notion out. so can i settle that they had a set of order for that amount? that's not the least amount of can hello not a man. don't tar appropriate a send. i'm not beat down to somebody for the company to go and th

those are soldiers who threaten to shoot their own comrades if they retreat. >> holly williams. thank you. >>> today a massive cleanup is underway after tornados ripped through texas, oklahoma and arkansas. at least two people were killed. many others injured. dozens of homes and buildings were left in ruins across the plains. tonight a new storm system will soak big parts of the west and drop snow across the sierras, cascades and rockies. >>> the largest lottery prize ever $1.6 billion is at a stake in tonight's powerball drawing. five states, utah, nevada, hawaii, alabama and alaska don't sell tickets but someone in the other 45 could soon be rich. >>> across the country people are calling on lady luck in hopes of winning the worlds largest lottery prize ever. $1.6 billion. >>> we got the winning ticket. >> with a jackpot that big, everyone has a dream. what would you do with all that money? >> expand it, of course. >> i probably have a heart attack. >> in fact, there's a greater chance of having a heart attack, being struck by lightening or attacked by a grizzly bear in yello

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first of all let's get the latest from holly hammond turn at the bbc sport centre for us. giving us quite a few surprises.— quite a few surprises. hasn't it 'ust. we quite a few surprises. hasn't it just- we have _ quite a few surprises. hasn't it just. we have ripped _ quite a few surprises. hasn't it just. we have ripped up - quite a few surprises. hasn't it just. we have ripped up the i quite a few surprises. hasn't it - just. we have ripped up the scripts for this work up so far. saudia beach in argentina and nowjapan beatin beach in argentina and nowjapan beat in germany for the first time in their history. it was more of a shock for the fans in a statement him after the first half because germany looks like germany. they were dominated the stop they were 1-0 were dominated the stop they were 1—0 up after a penalty and they had loads of other chances. just couldn't capitalise. but then here's the penalty going. all going according to plan it in the second half i have to say some brief substitutions from the coach and it was one of those substitutions who scored the eq

. >> is this one in the holly index, mike? i can't remember >> it is this is a holly index name and like brian i agree this is a stipple stock. people are really sensitive to rising prices. that includes grocery prices costco has a way to mitigate that i am with carter, though, at 25 times this thing is pricey what's interesting here is the expiration bray an has chosen. he's avoiding a critical catalyst coming up in the first week of december or just after it i think it might be december 8th and that's earnings. i think if we get the break lower that is probably going to be the catalyst that does it at the very least he is collecting more premium, more than 2% of the strike for something so short dated as an attractive level >> brian, last word to you on this one >> anytime i'm selling a put i'm looking to take some premium over the next couple of weeks and then i get out of the trade and move onto something else just because i say i like costco doesn't mean i should earn it short dated. >> should consolidation in the industr

. >> is this one in the holly index, mike? i can't remember. >> it is yes, this is a holly index name. this is a staple stock people are sensitive i think to rising prices, that includes grocery prices costco is a way to mitigate that i am with carter, though at 35 times this thing is pricey what's interesting here is the expiration that brian has chosen by looking out only to november expiration, he's avoiding a critical cat lalyst that's comi up first week of december, and that's earnings. i think if we get the break lower that carter is looking for, that is probably going to be the catalyst that does it either that for a real washout for equities but at the very least he is collect a reasonable amount of premium. more than 2% of the strike at this point for something so short dated is an attractive level. >> brian, last word to you on this one >> you got to stay short dated any time i'm selling a put, i'm looking to take premium over the next couple of weeks don't fall in love just because i'm saying i like costco doesn't m

are you hollis come on? you know me? sure. i just, i mean so i just got a little somebody like him who left. he still has all the handle until i get a whole new school and washing machine. yeah. one thread and mushroom a pool chair. so we kind of michael a whole new neutral, but i was gonna sooner. so just on us and we keep the, with some up is what got it . but i was following a, if you all need you flores on here a little closer to clean that it was. so booting up, we suck way it was here. the prisoners were beat, tortured and starved. those who survived these dungeons well, remember the ukrainian gods atrocities. a sport is over this cockpit. you look up the palace appealed care budget, hollis, a piece that i was not busy with anymore. so say it should bill. oh, did you submit that email that michelle or did you station on the field that i did a digital video that she dorsey d w, who it's rented out there. but is it the with the letter d notch? is any geotech by doing so we're looking to possibly come on you to mean a ventu

are you hollis come on? you know me? sure. i just, i mean i could probably have to call somebody letting them show laskey stew, hustled the hannibal. i don't want to know. i pause, i'm one and just go out and washing machine. yeah. one thread and i mushroom a pool chair, so we can remind you a whole new national business center on us. and we can go with some up is what it will it let us follow if you all need. yeah. flores on here. a little cooler. marty clellan that it was so put him up. we suck way it was here. the prisoners were beat, tortured and starved. those who survived these dungeons well, remember the ukranian gods atrocities. a dispose of this cockpit you look up, uses the palace. i feel care budget hollis, a place that i was not busy with any more. so say sure bill. oh da da submitted the layout of michelle called the last patient on there that i did it with that she dorothy d brother with the letter d in norwich. this is a relatively possible to come on you to me a so when you get me as i'm looking, just all stale

amanda holly has more on that. >> after much anticipation, we are headed back to the moon with a human rated spacecraft for the first time in 50 years, nasa's sls artemis one rocket officially launched here from kennedy space center at one. 47 early this morning, it lit up the night sky like it was daylight. the countdown wasn't without issues. another hydrogen leak was detected. but this time it was at the base of the rocket on the mobile launch platform itself. they were able to send a team out to the launch pad. they were able to tighten the bolts and fix that leak. since then, everything has gone smoothly. the 2 solid rocket boosters fell away. the second stage worked great and is now it put the orion spacecraft were astronauts will eventually sit into that lunar orbit. it's on its way to the moon right now. the solar panels have fully unfold. it is powering the orion spacecraft there. it will be a 25 day mission. the biggest test from here on out. we'll be orion re entering the earth's atmosphere. it's a 25,000 miles per hour. re entry and it's going to experience temperatures of

you to one, you put a few notes, 3 book number for you hollis come on. you know me? sure. yes i'm it's so i just got a call somebody letting him let me show you left. he still has on the handle until i get home. just go out and washing machine. yeah. one minute and i'm mushroom a pull chest that we can michael the whole new neutral but usually less sooner. so just on us and we keep the with some up is what he got. it will it follows. if you all need you, flores in here, a little killer, my teeth cleaned that it was so potent up, we suck away. it was here, the prisoners were beat, tortured and starved. those who survived these dungeons well, remember the ukranian gods atrocities. a sport is over this cockpit you look up, keep these as well as i feel care budget, hollis, a bus to does a place that i was not busy with anymore. so say should bill. oh, did they submit that? do you know that michelle? or did you station on the field that i did it at the shelter ill that she dorsey d w, who is reaching out. but you should the, with the letter didn't know which is i need to talk,

cbs' holly williams spoke to a widow whose husband died at a construction site. >> reporter: qatar wond cup. a middle eastern nation, roughly the size of connecticut, qatar is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, and it't countries in t poured more than $200 billion into infrastructure for the competition. but to build it, qatar has relied on an army of migrant workers, mostly from south asiaa and africa, toiling in temperatures of up to 120 degrees, and living in crowded, squalid camps, like this one. >> migrant workers are cheap because they're being exploited. >> reporter: mustafa qadri founded equiderm, an organization that investigated alleged labor abuses in qatar, including workers going unpaid for months at a time and unsafe conditions with deadly results. >> it's very hard to give an exact figure. i would suspect it's actually in the hundreds. i think hundreds of workers have i think hundreds died to make this world cup possible. >> reporter: budhan pandit left his home in nepal to build roads in qatar, sending money back to his family before he was killed in an accid

you to one year with my school, but i live up even though it looks terrible moment by you hollis, come on, you know me? sure. just let me know. i just got a company like lemme show left to you still hustled the hannibal. i do want to know if pas are montauk, are i gonna go out upon lawson washing out one thread and mushroom of bullshit. so we can a remarkable, a whole new, neutral but it's been a sooner due process on us. he was on the wiki, though with stomach is what he got. it takes me bullet. let us follow if you all need. yeah. flores on here. i was a little cooler. my teeth cleaned that. it was so potent up. we suck way. it was here, the prisoners were beat, tortured and starved. those who survived these dungeons well, remember the ukranian gods atrocities, immunization disposable hiscock ph. you look up to you now uses the palace, appealed care budget, hollis, a place that i was not busy with anymore. so say should fill oh, did you submit that detail that michelle, or did you let us know, but it shouldn't on that note that i did it with that should also be the who it's rented ou

holly williams has the harrowing story of a ukrainian soldier she previously met who survived months on the front lines. >> reporter: we first met private andriy rogalski in march. h just signed up and was headingo the property line to fight russia's innovating army. >> it's pure evil, what they did. >> reporter: pure evil. exactly, pure evil. >> reporter: fast forward seven months, and private rogalski is now a hardened soldier. he took a shrapnel wound in his leg in may and recovered. >> i saw the deaths, i saw combat, i saw s sadness, and i w joy. >> reporter: he took us to the small town of vysokopillia, occupied by russians for nearly six months, which he battled to liberate, nadia sabsai told us the russian soldiers shot up her car for fun and looted whatever they wanted. she took shelter in this basement when shfs heavy fighting, she says, along with seven other families, some with children. >> children were shaking. the young will die. >> reporter: many ukrainians say the russian troops have only resolved to fight them off. i'm proud to see ukrainian soldiers. >> i want to fr

of the trees, the spruce, like ruby, the pines, the holly and the hemlock were still awake to the endgave these trees the ability to keep their leaves and the power to be medicine for the cherokee people. they are sacred. i hope you enjoy the story and thank you for allowing me to share part of my culture. i'm honored here to represent my tribe, my community and my family. [cheers and applause] ms. pelosi: members of the delegation please come forward. and now, we are going to do the countdown of the marvelous tree. start with five, four, three, two, one. ! [cheers and applause] chop. ♪ [band playing "o christmas tree"] >> joining speaker pelosi, the governor of the great state of north carolina, the north carolina delegation, the forest service, the united states navy ceremonial band and young tiger in lighting the u.s. capitol christmas tree, i wish you all a healthy, happy and safe holiday season. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen please remain in place. thank you for attending the official lighting of the capitol christmas tree. captioning

they c can't take what not belos to them. >> reporter: holly williams,ne. >> o'donnell: well, it's that time of the year again when most of the united states will enjoy an extra hour of sleep. this sunday clocks will fall back, but there's growing momentum to make this yearly traditions a thing of the past. here's cbs' errol barnett. >> reporter: parents already struggle with getting their kids ready for school each morning. >> for one thing, everybody's confused. do you go forward or do you go backwards? >> reporter: when is why brandy alexander is one of the of nearly eight out of 10 americans who want to stop changing their clocks twice a year. >> it's a concern with her crossing the street. cars can't see her and the other children crossing the street. >> reporter: every march we spring forward to daylight saving time and each november fall back to standard time. research shows changing the clocks impacts productivity, our mental and physical health. >> this just pass. >> reporter: earlier this year, he u.s. senate passed the sunshine protection act, aiming to make daylight saving t

this is a holly index name. and, you know, i'd like -- brian, i agree. this is from the staple stock. people are really sensitive, i think, to rising prices. that includes grocery prices. costco has a way to mit gates that. i am with carter, though. 35 times, this thing is very pricey. but what's interesting here is the expiration that brian has chosen. brian, looking out only to november expiration, he's avoiding a critical catalyst that's coming up in the first week of december or just after. i think it might be december 8th, and that's earnings. and i think if we get the break lower that carter is looking for, that is probably going to be the catalyst that does it, either that or a real washout for equities. but at the very least, he is collecting a reasonable amount of premium, more than 2% of the strike at this point for something so short dated as an attractive level. >> and brian, last word to you on this one. >> yeah. you got to stay short dated on this. i'm looking to take in some premium over the next couple weeks. then i get out of the trade a

holly a mayor who is been a dear friend of mine for decades. now. we are catching up a little bit on the terrace earlier trying to calculate the years, but it's been it was back in the 1900s when we first met one another that's not amazing how that sounds now holly dr. mayer is now a professor emerita from the mccannulty college in the graduate school of liberia arts at duquesne university in my hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania where she taught for many decades she did i think two stints as chair of the history department there after joining duquesne after receiving your phd at the college of william and mary. she also has served as the visiting herald-kay johnson chair of military history at the us army war college out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fair

so, please join me in warmly welcoming doctor holly. [applause] >> thank you so much. wonderful to be here with all of you and to share in this community of history and the revolution in particular, and to of course examine this particular, very unusual regimen, or an uncommon regiment for an uncommon revolution, as we could also say for eight. so, i'm starting off, and i just want to point out that is an image. it's a painting from don trone, that's on the cover of my book. so, i figured i might as well say kudos to him as well for helping illustrate my book, and as well as of course being here in many other, his other illustrations and paintings in about a month that you will be able to see. so, well worth it, wonderful. so, with congress's own, i wanted to talk a few things about the regiment in particular. and then, actually spend more time talking about sergeant major john h. hopkins, who was the person who introduced me to this regiment through his writings in that journal that i found at the historical society of pennsylvania. so, i want to take a step further t

holly a mayor who is been a dear friend of mine for decades. now. we are catching up a little bit on the terrace earlier trying to calculate the years, but it's been it was back in the 1900s when we first met one another that's not amazing how that sounds now holly dr. mayer is now a professor emerita from the mccannulty college in the graduate school of liberia arts at duquesne university in my hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania where she taught for many decades she did i think two stints as chair of the history department there after joining duquesne after receiving your phd at the college of william and mary. she also has served as the visiting herald-kay johnson chair of military history at the us army war college out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fair

holly mayer, who's been a dear friend of mine for decades now. we've been catching up a little bit on the terrace earlier trying to calculate the years, but it was back in the 19 hundreds when we first met. isn't that amazing how that sounds now? >> [laughter] -- >> dr. mayer is now a professor america from the graduate school of duquesne university in my hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania where she taught for many decades. she did two stints as chair of the history department there after joining to kane, after receiving her ph.d. at the college of william merit. she also served as the visiting harold k johnson chair of military history at the u.s. army war college out in carlisle, pennsylvania. and currently, during this academic year, at west point where she's serving as the professor of history. she's also been commissioned, went through our otc, and served in the u.s. army reserves. so she's stood a long time ago, but she still stands barely straight. you are recognizable as a military person still. she's the author of a whole slew of artic

joining us this morning on the "washington journal", holly -- attic into this holiday story retailersiggest wish is to get rid of excess inventory on their shelves what do you mean? guest: we are seeing a reversal of a lot of the dynamics we saw a year ago. a lot of shoppers went to stores thinking they would not be able to get items on their wish lists. retailers have a lot of goods and they are wanting to clear through those. some of the other companies, walmart and target are the companies that are trying to clear some of the popular pandemic items like dvds and athletes shirt and computed her -- computer monitors. host: what is the expectation heading into this holiday season on this black friday? what are retailers thinking right now about what kind of holiday season is going to be for the bottom line? guest: they are catering to a consumer is a tougher sell at this point people have spent through their stimulus money and in some cases are using their savings accounts, credit card balances to pay for gifts and outfits for the holiday party so people are looking for bargains and p

will hollis for gb news skegness. things. will hollis for gb news skegness .k you to well skegness. well thank you to well for that really interesting piece there from skegness . so piece there from skegness. so fascinating to see the all the way around the country but just finally today foreign secretary has been speaking this talking about the of sexual violence in conifer picked off political reporter catherine foster has been at the in westminster for us now. catherine what was the foreign secretary saying so . so foreign secretary saying so. so he opened the saying that it was morally abhorrent illegal. i'm still happening around the world sexual violence in conflict and that it should be treated as a red line much the way as the use of chemical weapons that shouldn't be something that people accept just happens as a sort of by—product of war that it is a weapon of war and must be treated as such. now, this is the second conference. that's held of this preventing sexual violence in conflict initiative. the first one was back in 2014. and this is an area w

a strong fetal movement was an active heartbeat of 110, because let holly drag the draggers there urgently. take drags and bullets here, 121 flats fetal stirring intensified. fetal heart rate slowed uterine rupture it happened what happened in the maternity hospital. let the operating room be prepared urgently for us, a condition that has happened , a uterine rupture, a very serious condition, is it true, everything is so bad, or are you scaring me? i see. smiles the doctor i connect the breath is carried out what is the part of the abdominal cavity? let 's hear the fruit. what a pity western experts predict a drop in demand for our steel products. what measures to take to dislike the gloomy forecasts? how to get rid of the negative impact of the sanctions of the russian shipbuilding, is the domestic electron capable of a qualitatively remarkably strange brand and where is the guarantee that retail keeps its promise on socially significant products, let's talk about this, the deputy head of the trading cops viktor evtukhova. tell me how the civil fleet is being built in the country. there

holly harrington. just elicit clive. _ the mix. holly harrington. just elicit clive. a _ the mix.ne of the favourites to lift the world cup trophy are in action right now in qatar — with brazil looking to reach the knockout stages of the tournament. they're up against switzerland in their second group match. i went for either brazil or switzerland would see them into the last 16. they have a little bit of work to do. they have a little bit of work to do. well the other game in that group proved to be one to remember from this tournment — as cameroon produced a stunning comeback to draw 3—3 with serbia. cameroon did take an early lead — but serbia were in control at half time — leading 2—1 — with both goals coming in first half injury time. they added a third after the break but cameroon staged a fight back — thanks to vincent aboubakar�*s clever lob to make it 2—2. before eric maxim choupo—moting's equaliser three minutes later saw them keep alive their hopes of reaching the last 16. and in group h, ghana — the lowest ranked team in the competition stunned south korea in a match p

. >> if you're shawn holly, you will. >> jimmy: you met her and all that stuff? is powerful. she is a boss. that's who the show is based on. >> jimmy: you lived in ohio? >> i lived in ohio. my father was in the army so i lived all over the place. born in kentucky, ohio, germany, kansas. >> jimmy: when did you come to los angeles? >> i will be 20 years which is crazy to think i've done anything that long. >> jimmy: when you came out, did you have a job acting that you came out for, or did you come out to get a job? >> i did not have a job. i came out with the dream and desire to be an actress. i packed up my '95 nissan sentra and drove out in june with no ac. >> jimmy: did you go with anybody? >> i did not. i went by myself. >> jimmy: you just headed out there. >> i headed out. >> jimmy: did you know anybody here? >> well, the job i was working at, this company called disk makers, whenever someone was leaving the company, they would send an e-mail, hey, i'm moving to montana, what have you. so i did that about coming here. somebody who was already living here, i s

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with holly cartoon is a cook in a small village and bangladesh, she is also something of a youtube stuff together with other women she regularly cos were the villages $1000.00 or so residents. they prepare a huge portions. people from all around the world, watch them on youtube. the cooking channel has more than 4000000 subscribers. i am. are they tell it's great that so many people love our videos that we're proud that even though we're poor, we're reaching so many people in cooking for our village gives us a sense of great accomplishment. i'm a medical ballet, la ah, the channel became popular through this clip of a 3 year old making fish carry. the video now has more than 93000000 views. cooking in front of the camera has now become the norm. but i'm on the land. it doesn't make much difference to me whether i cook here or at home. we're all one big family one. the biggest difference is that with these huge portions, and i can't just ask them one if there's enough salt in the food, would i moisten? what i have from this is all on eric, i'm decade there. i things the very quiet in the

just right, right in front of this, this one holly that was brought in. what's up in the morning on the 2nd of january, the image was nearly every front page of the u. k. papers and being shared across social media wildfire featured on many pages around the world was taken by the photo journalist, matthew ab and he treated my last day the decade. felt like the apocalypse covering the whole the rest of the world. it was a clear top climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. well, maybe like to say sir ed. the front door he the stairs went up, went out that day, went up to timber lot. all righty. so emotional about it her account things to enough that i thought i just nice to look at them when you wanting to think of something i remember right. i yeah, rand r discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to show that we were everybody that was on the side. i went to the the scene bar was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush . a

when these scenes were filled, nearly every employee at hollis is barbershop, was ukrainian yes, did you all the others were killed us today? i was studying in ukraine on some charitable, but i quit because i didn't see my feature there play hung. that's why i moved here together with my girlfriend with viola nato. she talked me into coming and we came here together to study the to the square. fidel, which left for the policeman, dennis is one of the many ukrainians who come to poland to work and finance their studies. if they that, oh, leopard priscilla, chair like that 1st i worked at mcdonald's. i think that even the worst job is still better here. electing of aetna like you can live a normal life, even on the lewis wages of blood. and we're not like in ukraine now getting in yet will lay traveling today. i have come here to stay, since i didn't come just to work and go back later on, which i feel in a bit of both true polish and ukrainian for lucky. i could, i have not sent you an apple for me, but i don't think will be the what the hell, the morale i this is i'm a so man you the

when these scenes were filled, nearly every employee at hollis as barbershop was ukrainian yes. did you all the others were killed us again. i was studying in ukraine, dylan, some charitable, but i quit because i didn't see my feature there. play hung. that's why i moved here together with my girlfriend and viola nato. she talked me into coming. see i'm a came here together to study the, to the square video which left to the policeman. dennis is one of the many ukrainians who come to poland to work and finance their studies. he if they that, oh let the thought to look at 1st i worked at mcdonalds. i mean like even the worst job is still better here. electing of it not like you can live a normal life, even on the lewis wages, and with less than what not like in ukraine. now getting in yet will life sahalina that they, i have come here to stay and i didn't come just to work and go back later on with i feeling a bit of both to polish and ukrainian bullock he a co could i, he is now extension up will lose, but i don't think we're in the what can over without a this is i'm a sorry i

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hollis. joining us you. will hollis. joining us there from the scene nottingham .st wean itself off immigration. . the uk must wean itself off immigration . that's the message immigration. that's the message from labour leader to business bosses. from labour leader to business bosses . sir from labour leader to business bosses. sir keir starmer from labour leader to business bosses . sir keir starmer told bosses. sir keir starmer told the confederation of business industry, the days of low pay and cheap must end. and it's time to invest in training those already in the uk. he also promised to be a pragmatic about the shortage of workers, saying if he gets into government, he's willing to increased skilled immigration. willing to increased skilled immigration . the home office immigration. the home office says a migrant processing centre , kent is now completely empty after concerns it had become extremely overcrowded. it said the manston site used to house people who've reached uk via the engush people who've reached uk via the english channel has been cleared. hav

engineering complex technicians, loves his car very much and respects if he does not love and respect holly or so she will not serve smart and reliable car k52 in the zone of special military operation proved to be even better than expected. the alligator allows you to fire at angles of attack that were not even spelled out in factory designs, despite the low area helicopters go all over the sky, as a rule, the crews perform five or six sorties alex shishkin igor ring vladimir channel one. meanwhile , nato intends to provide ukraine with additional military assistance, said bloc secretary general jens stoltenberg in romania. urge partners to increase the supply of new systems and ammunition, speaking about relations with moscow and the secretary general. nato claims that they tried to build a constructive dialogue, but failed, and, of course, through the fault of russia, only ukraine was being prepared for a clash long before the start of the russian special operation. nato allies have proven their willingness to provide unprecedented support to ukraine, this has never happened before. it d

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, i holly.t cup campaign garaeth southgate has confirmed the 26—man group tha group tha today garrett will be travelling to qatar. much of the team is tried and tested.. but probalty the most eye catching names on that list are james maddison and callum wilson. we're joined now by our football reporter alex howell. alex, a great opportunity for maddison alex answer into southgate sot 02 so alex how do you rate england' chances at the tournament ? it is holly it is a massive opportunity and one he has beaten within four for opportunity and one he has beaten within fourfor a long opportunity and one he has beaten within four for a long time. opportunity and one he has beaten within fourfor a long time. he opportunity and one he has beaten within four for a long time.- within four for a long time. he was the biggest — within four for a long time. he was the biggest talking _ within four for a long time. he was the biggest talking point _ within four for a long time. he was the biggest talking point

we have more in the conflict from holly williams. >> reporter: vladimir putin suggested yesterday that he was forced to invade ukraine. confrontation with the regime was inevitable said , referrin to the government of president vladimir zelenskyy who is jewis and his grandfather fought against germany. on russian state television, they now clai russia's fighting not just ukraine but the west and its corrupt being liberal values. this commentator says that the tv series friends is a good example of it. on the battlefield, russia suffered a string of embarrassing failures as ukraine recaptured swathes o the territory and moscow has been forced to mobilize 300,000 reservists. yesterday president putin even authorized the conscription of convicted criminals. perhaps in desperation, russia recently began targeting critical infrastructure including the power grid with airstrikes. with a harsh winter looming, ukraine says 40% of its energy infrastructure has been damaged this week g 7 nations including the u.s. said that they will help with reconstruction. the next major battle could be for t

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that is followed by that catherine game, netherlands of faith, ecuador at holly for stadium. and the action concludes, with england's clash with the usa at out, bates say, there is plenty flexibility on day 6 at the tournament sand our team will have it covered right here on out there. ah, well that was the welcome news, or you're watching al jazeera with me. the hell robin window are. these are our top stories. china has reported the highest number of coven 19 cases in a day since the pandemic began. it had nearly 33000 new infections on friday, restrictions have been imposed in multiple cities. patrick falk has more from hong kong. the lot of official announcements that are being made about new carbs, and new measures that are coming into play are being made after they've actually already been imposed. in many cases, officials seem to be going about communicating things in a much quieter way, either through we chat groups or through our local level communities. and as a lot of reasons why that's happening, a part of it is to try and avoid any sort of alarm among our people

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