i hope not. so.t is real to bring that football, brings people together and unites the world. and i think we have to do that. and i think we have to welcome everybody in qatar. gay people are welcome in qatar. and we need to engage. we don't need to provoke. we need to engage. we need to discuss. how many? how many gay people were prosecuted in europe? sorry. it was a process. we went through a process we seem to forget. i got this update in the last hourfrom doha from our sports correspondentjohn watson i think you just had to look at the way that gianni infantino was holding himself there, he looked very cross, he looked very angry, he is obviously responding to the negative headlines, the negative coverage that has come fifa's way, ever since the awarding of this controversial world cup to qatar. but as you say, if he was hoping to take the spotlight away from some of those issues and put the focus onto football, which, as we know, gets under way here tomorrow with the opening match, the hosts qat

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extent that jeremy hunt and rishi sunak were hoping?— sunak were hoping?g is a little bit lower _ sunak were hoping? sterling is a little bit lower from _ sunak were hoping? sterling is a little bit lower from the - little bit lower from the announcement. that would be a bit of announcement. that would be a bit of a disappointment for them. we have had a lot of dollar weakness. that has brought up the price of sterling to the us dollar. it looks better thanit to the us dollar. it looks better than it did a couple of weeks ago. the weakness of sterling has not been huge but it is therefore that thatis been huge but it is therefore that that is probably disappointment but it probably reflects the blocking eskimo the sourness of uk fundamentals. we know from the obr the forecast of recession is here already, more or less in line with what the bank of england has predicted. no huge shocks but still a very gloomy outlook and a very difficult situation in terms of the cost of living crisis for the uk economy. cost of living crisis for the uk economy-— cost of li

hope. ah, you're watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this. our russia has phased criticism at a un security council meeting after a miss. i landed in poland, nato and poland safe. likely the weapon was fired as part of ukrainian air defenses . 2 people were killed when it hit polish territory. the u. s. says russia is ultimately to blame, learn because it invaded ukraine. there are reports coming in of russian missile strikes across ukrainian cities. the southern region of odessa and the city of denay pro have been targeted for the 1st time in wakes. china, how has more from the capital king some reports suggesting that up to 50 missiles have been launched, have been sent up into the air. raid sirens went off about an hour ago. according to the app, we used to monitor these things. those sirens were active in every region of the country. and indeed, within the last hour we believe we've heard a missile over flying ki, of here and the city administration, or city military administra

you know, i hope so. i mean, i think the recording on the trump organization and trump's finances over the last few years has been so robust and re so many questions that are really has been a little. it's been very strange to me that it hasn't really drawn as much scrutiny particular at the federal level as you expect. and i think there is a real strong rationale for these forces and even the justice department had they done and they wanted to get involved to impose some order in these areas. i mean, these are not small economic sectors. trump operates in the hospitality sector in the real estate industry. and if this is really part of the course in these industries, it is good, i think, for this to be expose and for there to be some consequences lawyer ago she had already thank you very much for the analysis and a journalist to alleges donald trump right her in the mid 99, he's filed an upgraded law suit on thursday. it came minutes after a new law took effect that protects victims of sexual assault dec

the hope when alison said that your brother symbolizes hope. earlier, i saw your face sort of a facial expression shift and i wonder where, where you find hope. and also in egypt, sprawling detention system which we heard some talking about. we know there's at least $60000.00 political prisoners there. is it true that families end up having to provide sort of food and other basic items to sustain these prisoners prisoners? is there any more transparency around? what's happening inside ok, so sources more correction. i was me and my mother were never sent you a receipt saying before forget me not i. the thing is you don't operate on hope. i don't think, i don't think who has a lot of faith in egypt right now. the reality is, this is, this is, charlotte was survive and were for me for my time and for everyone to be and, and, and the only way we can do that is by continuing to hold on onto our voices and telling, go and are not. it's not because this is exactly what you're seeing, what the question i was also thinking about when you were talking n

hope asked a question. claims that this could not simply be, and in her pregnancy, nadezhda told you first. i suppose that yes, to me, whom nadezhda called father, she called me father, we woke up in the morning. she told me that it was possible that she was pregnant, i immediately told her that i would only believe in an official document. how you led your lifestyle , i do not believe that dasha this is my child. and when dasha was born, you signed the girl on yourself no, at that time she was married and automatically. dasha was recorded as igor when they saw the baby for the first time, whom the girl looked like, definitely not like me, i am more swarthy. here my hair is dark, and then she is light and hair. she has a colored shaped nose. i have a completely different one than dasha's. and nadezhda also believes that dasha is not at all like you. no. nadezhda claims that she is a copy and i am alexander when nadezhda told you that she became pregnant for the second time, somewhere at the end of february.

hope hope.rch tree, which she created with her own hands and made famous all over the world, was suddenly in jeopardy. the creator of the birch made for her protege all the main roles of foreign tours and complete protection from the intrigues of envious people. the only thing that was required in return was to fulfill the iron rule that applied to all birch artists, god forbid, no pregnancy. when koltsovo was going to marry the artist of the moiseev ensemble, the main competitor of the birch in nadezhda reluctantly, her heart gave the go-ahead, but when the world of koltsov came to her office and told her that she was pregnant with nadezhda, as if the earth had gone out from under her leg? prima's maternity leave ruined all plans, and on the nose of the next foreign tour, concert tickets have already been sold, but the soloist's place was suddenly empty, but that's not all, when koltsov's world returns from children, and most importantly - where hope, hope, was afraid to even think about it at

so how hopeful you what kind of hope it is that mariam carver talks about hope as a discipline? we get the hope through doing the work of social justice and activism and equity. so how are you feeling at this, this moment? yeah, i mean. well, i think your question kind of encompasses how i'm feeling. you know, i mean, that hope is a practice, but blind hope is not useful. i think that, you know, again, something else that art exemplifies for us is that more than one thing can be true. at the same time, we can be despairing, we can be rageful and still be able to identify, move towards light. in fact, sometimes it is a state of consciousness, a state of rage that makes you move towards light. i think that is a necessity because i think that otherwise at some point this life we wear down and i think that we just can't have that for our children. but at the same time, we have to equip our children with knowledge and history and critical thinking and back to the cross generational conversation. think what gives me hope is when i see examples across the generations of people saying,

hope for oneself and one's strength hope is not a strong shoulder friend hope for one's indomitablend with the cold we will test the weapons and insulation of our homes destroy the enemy and welcome our brothers at the front and relatives from the front-line zone in the rear, we will bring victory closer and on the front line and at home we will win the winter together the rules of a warm country healthy care in the house it is cool but not cold thank you for dressing your deer they will bend easier than heating the whole apartment we will win the winter together ukraine

i like to thank everyone involved in hope sf. raise your hands. >> [applause] i would like to thank bridge housing and team's architects, contractors and service providers took the time to gather feedback from the community. your work made sure the voices were heard and the needs were met. i want to thank the san francisco housing authority and are tonya? who has been an amazing partner through this whole journey. and ultramarathon if we call it that we are coming in mile 25? thank you very much for your leadership as well. i want to thank the city departments including all my teams and the mayor's office of housing community development. can you raise you were hands? mocd? and our funders it is all about money and by the way we need more. thank you very much. i always have to ask. the supervisor that was your talk happening points to ask for more money. we will do that off line. i want to thank the california department of housing and communities development. provides fund to the california housing accelerator to allow this proj

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that i am now uh, i hope that the russian general staff does not know the ukrainian language, but if just look , there was nothing so extraordinary, you just see, uh, i'm not an expert, i'm not a military person, but i am i see that you are hiding it, most likely because that is exactly how it is, that is, this movement to melitopol is exactly what russia is not afraid of most of all, our movement is near vasily and to melitopol, it leads to the middle of the environment under ogneva you can also say the divine bag if we go from the right bank of kherson, kherson, to the right bank of the dnieper and go to melitopol, then we have both from the side of melitopol and from the side of kherson, we begin to control the whole of this bag, you named it correctly really a bag eh, which is up there, it’s the districts of the energodar of vasylivka, eh , and it’s reached the entrance to the crimea, eh, we’ll control all of this, eh, half way, and that ’s what it’s called. we will also have to think about it ourselves. they are not thinking about it. they are thinking about it before. you are w

i'm not sure, but i hope - answers? i'm not sure, but i hope ma be answers? answers? i'm not sure, but i hope maybe netanyahu. you think- answers? i'm not sure, but i hope - maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is cominu maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? — maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? yeah. _ maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? yeah. so _ maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? yeah. so what - maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? yeah. so what does - maybe netanyahu. you think netanyahu is coming back? yeah. so what does a l is coming back? yeah. so what does a seasoned election watch _ is coming back? yeah. so what does a seasoned election watch i _ is coming back? yeah. so what does a seasoned election watch i have to say? seasoned election watch i have to sa ? . ., ., ., ~' seasoned election watch i have to sa ? . ., ., seasoned election watch i have to sa ? ., ., ., ., say? the main thing to look out for on election — say? the main thing to look out for on election ni

-- how hopeful. in early june it was supposed - hold? -- how hopeful.une it was supposed to be - hold? -- how hopeful. in early june it was supposed to be the j june it was supposed to be the truce, there was fighting going on especially with eritrea on the northern border of tigray, and most of the trucks that were supposed to be able to come to tigray were not coming, so the real point about the truce is, is it for the announcement is it going be real? if the trucks are able to come to tigray that will be a main change that will be really welcomed by the tigrayans, if not, then it will last for months and then the war will start again, because the fighting going on in tigray, days before this truce was signed, so the situation on the ground is still very complicated.- ground is still very complicated. ground is still very comlicated. �* , , complicated. and very tense i imagine. _ complicated. and very tense i imagine, let's _ complicated. and very tense i imagine, let's hope _ complicated. and very tense i imagine, let's hope this - imagine, let�*s h

hope that people could have a say in their governance, hope that people could have a say and how the economies around hope and that people could have a say. and how the government deals with climate change for the revolution of 2011 was about hope. and that was something that was clearly felt by millions of egyptians who came to the streets and millions of people all over the world, including myself, that hope i think is the biggest threat that see faces. that's why we see crackdowns when there is any kind of calls for protest. and if, if a law is free, i think that everybody knows that's a, that's a symbolic sign that hope can win. and i do think that, you know, we still all whole lot and there are hundreds and you will be free. but yeah, i maybe hope springs eternal. and it's an important message to remember in the context of those are revolutions that came and left. so very quick, real soon, i saw that you were nodding, i wanna play a video comment that we received before coming to from my said danny, at his eyes, he sort of doing some of what you're just online there. allison to

there's always hope, and they'll be hoping that perhaps . and they'll be hoping that perhaps england have nothing to play for when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch. — when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch, but _ when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch, but there _ when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch, but there is _ when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch, but there is hope. - when you meet on tuesday. it's a bit of a stretch, but there is hope. we i of a stretch, but there is hope. we talked _ of a stretch, but there is hope. we talked about earlier on the way up here, _ talked about earlier on the way up here, and — talked about earlier on the way up here, and whilst there's hope, you have _ here, and whilst there's hope, you have to _ here, and whilst there's hope, you have to get — here, and whilst there's hope, you have to get your recovery in and prepare — have to get your recovery in and prepare for— have to get your recovery in and prepare for the england game like you would any other game. wales versus— you would any o

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so look, i'm hopeful.ally helps president biden and makes a great case for 2024 when he runs for reelection. give us the house back, let's keep the senate. we can really pass legislation that's meaningful to change peoples lives for the better. >> molly, it may come down to independent voters. there's a new poll by the arp that shows just how tight this races but it also shows independent voters might be willing not to continue voting for democrats. even though you saw governor kemp campaigning today. but it's not entirely clear that's going to -- how that's going to play out. what do you make of this shift? what do you make of the sudden shift of independent voters facing warnock and giving him a shot? >> warnock is a better candidate. he's a better person, he's a known quantity, he doesn't live in texas so that helps. and he is also just someone georgians know. but also this midterm really was a referendum on trumpism and you did see split ticket voters you saw people vote for a republican governor and a

what are your hopes for today's match against poland? we always look for the when 3 points is the goal. and hopefully we're going to the 3rd match. so it's going to be this game i've been around 16 and how much of a base do you think it is to your team to have this level of support. we've been hearing about the thousands of saudi bands that have been streaming across the board in recent days. how much will that help them? unfortunately, the 1st, or this game was only the city was only a capacity is 40 k, but hopefully to 40000 that it will have the voice, 3, millions in saudi arabia. we're all here for the 3 points, and in shallow, we're going to win this when it is going to be circle or where to many reasons. it was a tough road from the beginning. everyone discarded saudi arabia as a team or being the weakest in the group. but guess what, who's in top of the grodner and just i someone from this region. what does that mean to have the well come here? well, you said here because here on pazzar, so the area where all the same feels like h

i hope that at minimum ten republicans will be ready to throw their support behind this sound commonl. millions of people will be better off if we are able to work together on this important and highly personal issue. and so i urged all of use to voe yes when the time comes to move forward tomorrow. now on the midterm elections and megan republicanism, over the past week there's been a lot of discussion here in washington and across the media about how the results of these midterms defied history and defied conventional wisdom. i remember back in april and may, no way democrats are going to keep the majority. the going to lose a whole bunch ofpl seats. and people are asking what happens? i think the answer however is rather simple. this year democrats ran with strong candidates we compiled extremely strong record and republicans on the other hand ran with the flawed candidates who spent more time talking about maga extremism than the things that truly mattered to the american people. after the failures, republican failures and elections and now in 2022, i hope the message is sinking

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i hope i can do my best and this theme. and then i can have a chance for you again, ah, i think they are improving a lot of the stadiums. hydro, the lots of photos, the respectful old. so i think it will be a good workup and i hope it, and we'll play mm mm hm. ah ah. ready ah clerk yourself believe it is the whole shipment. you put a leash? well, the shambles. joe, was the widow? i'm with us. the form of a therapy shortly was hash parts. we put duchamp or serenity to another. he put with pyro stump. there was woocommerce report, a shot at thurman here. then he had caution. i see who do you see you go. thank you said behind me in the day vall, football, she adopted it, only be dear. what men then knew 1st leakage as it operate. i'm what, what are the funny when are said, do you boy, should you you me the aden's shadow hodge. ball are the name. she more hardship on that i was a valuable monument. claim said that on banding, bethany kid museum, the spanish, sorry, the name, and then then my fish more towards you. she thought,

i hope my son can forgive me one day. oh i did. hey, i want one god, i pray he will handle things better than i did. oh, i'm not in elsie's with during the encounter, it becomes clear that family troubles also played a part and everything helps biological mother left. and his step mother came along with her own children and hope with his disability, who became unwonted with me about this week of we need all the visit last half an hour. if we assume you're still going on. i've been in the car, david explains why he thinks so many children here are deemed witches. this series the of the industry and bits going true is something the doom to do here. they give bit to show strength to should that demand. this is drawn, wasn't by this dr. blue. so her child's re here job, but she's very high to will you give birth to the children? you cut notes that carol is there with them. is it a batch out? will be run the do reach and abandoned. another reason for these out of control which hunts is the role played by radical churches. on our way bac

it shows on your given a little emaciated boy named hope, cookies and water. the video went over the hearts of many new donors, but her skin color also caused esther. because only anya got all the media hype. as a young woman from denmark, she left her old life as a sales clerk behind her to rescue which children in nigeria hanson off the pianist . i. so they said, does it is this? if this was to where i was the one who, when. oh karen who? oh, didn't deliver e e. shouldn't be this route. normally with the media d directory known to chrome wolf, a good parts of the white skin in africa. that's natural with dr. amber when we took whoa, the online community has really flamed danya and also some called her a white woman with savior syndrome. and that's one of the friendlier attacks. so people will say you just come to africa to nigeria for fame and glory. you just convert to exploit children, so you can be famous. our focus is just our work. make sure the children are okay. they are fine, they're doing great. and in a people can, in it's their heavy hope is still

oh m m m m m bob and hope has to force a smile, a. but then the father shares something truly surprising that when we're done, i hope my son can forgive me one day the on duty. i want one god, i pray he will handle things better than i did. oh, i'm not many of these with during the encounter it becomes clear that family troubles also played a part and everything hopes, biological mother left. and his step mother came along with her own children and hope with his disability, who became unwonted with me about this because we need all the visit last half an hour. if we owe you some good, i've been in the car, david explains why he thinks so. many children here are deemed witches. this series the on into tricks and bits going true is something they don't do here. they give bit to show strength to should that demand? this is drawn wasn't by this dr. blue. so her child's re here job, but she's very high. so will you give birth to the children? you can lots that carol is there with them? is it that child will be funded to reach and abandoned

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renew this hope is called the european union.also a union freely entered into never before seen in history. a union that has freed us of our civil wars in this face. this hope is called the organization of the united nation, which is a guarantee of the spirit of cooperation to defend the common goods of a world that has its fate in defective belly linked, and that has drawn the painful lessons of the league of nations and the treaty of versailles. we have the certainty that the worst is never over. that the worst brother can be overcome as long as we have men and women of goodwill to guide us. so unrelenting, only without shame, without fear. let us be those men and women of good will. sure to see. i know there are old demons which are coming back to the surface. they are ready to wreak chaos and death. and many people. there are new ideologies that manipulate religion that spread obscurantism, history sometimes threatens to take its sinister course once again and compromise undermined our legacy of peace that we thought we'd for

and it's black friday — with retailers hoping for a boost and shoppers hoping for a bargain.n the bbc news channel, england can secure their place in the knockout stages of the qatar world cup if they beat usa later this evening. good afternoon. in the last few minutes there has been huge disappointment for wales at the world cup. they lost 2—0, you are wrong. wales had goalkeeper wayne hennessey sent off for a rash challenge outside the area, and iran scored both their goes deep into added time. our correspondent hwyel griffith reports from qatar. if it was simply down to the singing, wales would be in the semifinals already. four part harmonies hang in the air when there is the chance of a first world cup win, and 64 years. you is the chance of a first world cup win, and 64 years.— is the chance of a first world cup win, and 64 years. you get nervous every time — win, and 64 years. you get nervous every time and _ win, and 64 years. you get nervous every time and he _ win, and 64 years. you get nervous every time and he makes _ win, and 64 years. you get nervous every time

and now for the 1st time, i have hope that i'll be better in a few weeks. eva boats, and hope so too. she holds a german record in the power lifting squad. but right now she doesn't feel like a record breaker. she gets dizzy when she trains she just wants to be able to do everyday tasks again, want him walking the dog, i'm going shopping without any problems and getting back into training. and so starting. eva woodson also has an outpatient appointment in margaret soon and hope to find out what exactly is wrong with her. and scientists still can't explain why complications linked to a vaccine can occur. but a clear majority of medical experts believe the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks they protect against severe and facial cases of cove at 19, including new on the crown variance, according to the w h o. over $300.00 new vaccines are currently in development. one of the most promising options is vaccine in the form of a nasal spray. since the 1st contact with sales covey to occurs in the upper respiratory airways, it makes sense to stop the infec

and is there any hope there? well, i like the that letter in particular and there are a lot of examples of this what i've always thought about. i think my dad's the first one who introduced me this thought so i should give him credit for this but if you look at kind of catholic the old catholic pro-life democrats, they're kind of iterations of why they were pro-life pre-row like that letter for example, they acknowledge that humanity the unborn child right pretty much unanimously then when they they flip flop none of them ever came out and said, you know, i've looked at the science here. i thought about it more and i don't think these are human beings anymore, right? they always evolve and say well i've thought about it. i think you know, it's this is about old woman's right to choose or a government shouldn't get in between a woman and her doctor or some kind of political euphemism about women. they've never said, you know, this isn't a child. i don't i've changed my mind about how i used to think. this was a hu

neck and i am hoping for the best for the new government, i just hope that they are all united because in the end it's really about the country is for the people and for the future. some analysts say it's possible the same parties that were in power before parliament was dissolved, could work together again, which may upset some voters as this alliance would include barry, sun, national, or the national front, whose leaders are tainted by corruption. the most important thing is for break or the national donnie choose or appoint candidates or by dimensions that don't have any issues with corruption. yeah, plenty of those and it can be part of the government. and the 2nd part of it is that regard, the national, we'll have to remain convicted. boy in dedicated education was prosecuting dose with corruption charges. one winner in this election is the malaysian islamic party, a partner in the national alliance. it's now the largest party in parliament by monday afternoon, malaysians should know who the new prime minister will be. the palace has issued the statesman asking leaders of the pol

we wowed the entire fashion world. [ hope chuckling ] >> hope: i don't know about the entire fashion world, but... i'm really proud of us, and so is our son. >> thomas: i know, it's pretty awesome, having your son look at you like you climbed mount everest and swam the english channel in the same day. >> hope: well, i hope he'll always feel that way about us. that we'll never let him down. >> thomas: we won't. >> hope: yeah, it's just... you know, we're not perfect, and try as we might sometimes... i don't know, it's unavoidable. you let down the people you love the most sometimes. >> thomas: okay, um... tell me if i'm wrong here, but if you're talking about

tensions in the race boiled over at valley for hope this weekend. you can to show a man grabbing a zeldin supporter by the neck as another person takes her pro zeldin sign basically, just holding my sign, and, you know they didn't want to hear what i have to say. it comes as our new poll shows the economy and inflation remain top of mind for voters with registered voters favoring republicans on both. another key issue is gas prices. twitter yesterday hit president biden's post with a fact check after he said the most common gas price is 3 19 call and get progress. twitter added some clarification , saying there's a difference between the most common gas price in the u. s. and the average price which is 3 80. meanwhile, former president trump was in miami last night, rallying for a strong republican showing tomorrow. even endorsing governor rhonda santis, who's seen as a likely republican contender for president in 2024 going to re elect the wonderful the great a friend of mine, marco rubio to the united states senate. and you're going to re elect ro

i hope to work here until i retire.uld be bad because i'd have to go somewhere else. reporter: la fageda has been around for 40 years. and no one here is really worried about the future. as they say, if people stop wanting yogurt, then they'll make tomato sauce. either way, they're confident the company will be here for at least another 40 years. >> i am. >> a global teen. host: our global teen this week comes from ghana. gerald: my name is gerald kwame adomako ankwah. i live in accra, at spintex. i have two siblings. my mother is a farmer, she's into agriculture. and then my dad is a businessman, he's into real estate. i like to play video games or play football as well. i like all kinds of music, but the one i like most is gospel music. i think that the big global problems are, one, poverty. two, hunger for power. and then three, illegal mining, which may destroy our water bodies. so, i hope that, when i finish my education, i get a good job to take care of, to help the needy. i hope to be one of the key scientists an

we can hope for some rain to finish off november. right now, not a cloud in the sky, temperatures are mostly in the 60s, 70 in concord, 73 in santa rosa, close to 70 in san jose in livermore. these temperatures should be a little warmer tomorrow. tonight we drop down to the most chilly spots in the 30s, inland, north bay and east bay. valley collections of cold air there. then we will warm to above 5 degrees above average. was along the coast will reach the 60s, almost 70 around the south end of the bay. the 70s in the santa clara valley. a few upper 60s in the inland and east bay, most spots reaching lower 70s. san francisco at 68 , and north of the golden gate, look to even mid-70s. and the farther north you go it gets even warmer. 76 degrees, tomorrow afternoon, in windsor. if you are heading to christmas in the park this weekend, downtown san jose looks mild, not as warm as tomorrow, but mid to upper 60s with passing clouds, saturday and sunday. and if you're headed out to the 49ers game against the new orleans saints on sunday,

it is amazing. >> i think it's a cause for hope.saw that story, despite their best effort, it's the op opposite impact on readers they likely intended. therese frequents peace and hoursis reading a draft in his last paragraph struck me as a sign of hope, right now there are babies alive scheduled to be aborted by the afternoon but weren't because of this decision and a year from now the babies will be making the transition from milk to solid food and two years from now the babies will be learning tose walk and talk d he goes through the litany life progression all because of what the court did. already the 12 states with laws being enforced protecting unborn babies and i think another 12 states, 30 day waiting period, lives are being saved. those lives will be a witness to life either when something like the washington post story happened or in their community and their families, it's a baby i was scheduled to abort they didn't. and i think many of the things are blessing in our lives are things we didn't choose for ourselves a cons

let's hope so. might be a final twist in the tale. let's hope so-_ let's hope so.hope so. that's absolutely true and we have also seen - let's hope so. that's absolutely i true and we have also seen some upsets already in this world cup and some stunning results, so you never know, we have to wait and see. thank you forjoining us. one of the other big matches is iran versus usa today, the old foes meet in and all the political ramifications around that with the political protests in iran and calls for the iranian players to once again not perhaps sing the national anthem, so lots of expectation on that game as well, and we are also watching ecuador again cynical and also the netherlands playing the hosts qatar. there is a sense of disappointment in qatar that the hosts are not progressing, that their team could have done better but they have their last match coming up in a few hours' time so we will keep across that one for you. we will be talking to you through the afternoon. lucy hockings, thank you very much indeed, live from doha. we are going to bring you some

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i hope that it will be resolved. you, serhiy bratchuk, the spokesman for the head of the odesa regional military administration . history as really the day of the liberation of kherson because there used to be a fake date, it was march 13, it is not clear by whom and it is not clear from whom exactly march 13 was liberated in the 44th year of kherson, now there will really be a real day of the liberation of kherson, on november 11, in the 22nd year. well, in kherson, congratulations are already in such an original form, people congratulate each other on this day, all ukrainians, let's see how it looked on the video. please fly from kherson thank you thank you well, that's it, such sensual greetings from kherson , watermelons were really very, very expensive this year, i hope that next year they will become more accessible to all ukrainians, because in the occupied territories this is exactly the land for and for watermelons and for tomatoes and for pepper and for all our ukrainian agricultural goods and products for