an ira spy catcher skilled at interrogating suspected informers. an ira enforcer and executioner.re's not one killing that freddie scappaticci was involved in that the ira did not sanction. freddie scappaticci denied his double life when exposed. i am not guilty of any of these allegations. his death was announced while a multimillion pound police investigation into his activities is ongoing. much is unknown about freddie scappaticci's life in the shadows. butjust one single episode exposed how he operated inside the ira while on the state's books. this is a story of a spy who got away with murder. west belfast in the 1980s. an irish republican enclave where many were subject to the ira's rules. such warnings to so—called touts were frequently borne out. archive: charlie mcllmurray's body was found in this - van on sunday. charlie mcilmurray, a west belfast taxi driver, suspected of being a tout — slang for an informer — was shot dead in 1987. i think that mr mcilmurray, like anyone else living in west belfast, knows that the consequence for informing is death. i mean, if republic

an ira spy catcher skilled at interrogating suspected informers. an ira enforcer and executioner.re's not one killing that freddie scappaticci was involved in that the ira did not sanction. freddie scappaticci denied his double life when exposed. i am not guilty of any of these allegations. his death was announced while a multimillion pound police investigation into his activities is ongoing. much is unknown about freddie scappaticci's life in the shadows. butjust one single episode exposed how he operated inside the ira while on the state's books. this is a story of a spy who got away with murder. west belfast in the 1980s. an irish republican enclave where many were subject to the ira's rules. such warnings to so—called touts were frequently borne out. archive: charlie mcllmurray's body was found in this - van on sunday. charlie mcilmurray, a west belfast taxi driver, suspected of being a tout — slang for an informer — was shot dead in 1987. i think that mr mcilmurray, like anyone else living in west belfast, knows that the consequence for informing is death. i mean, if republic

that is why i prefer iras.b. i am going to walk you through that process, every day. what is so bad about mutual funds q simple. you are most likely getting a bad deal. there are some worthwhile funds. i will tell you how to find them in a minute. first, you need to understand that problem. my main beef is with actively managed funds. funds where people are deciding which to buy or sell. unlike hedge funds, mutual fund managers don't get paid for the group performance. they collect fees from investors, people like you. the amount of money they make depends on the size of the management. that means the biggest incentive is not necessarily good performance, with there being good at what they are paid for is to fund raise. that is part of the reason why in study after study and year- to-year, it is the vast majority of mutual fund managers underperform their benchmarks. if you invest in an actively managed funds, it will probably fall short of the s&p 500. 's actively managed funds have some of the highest fees in

i find for ira food relief in all. so over the course of almost a two year mission, about hundred americans would serve in the mission with a local staff numbering about 120. thousands of kitchen managers, couriers, warehouse managers, etc. eventually some 6 million people will perish in this famine. many lives would be saved and in large part due to the ira. so that's the overview. now let's explore a little bit more in depth. from the beginning, the kremlin leadership feared that the era was a trojan horse. in there was an article in the petrograd newspaper, petrograd pravda that warned by its title of the greek hoover and his gifts. during the riga negotiations. soviet leader vladimir lenin, you see him here, was quite skittish. on october 11. he wrote an agitated note to the politburo. this is when the riga negotiations are just underway. he warned the politburo that there was, quote, a highly game going on involving the trickery of america, hoover and the league of nations. it was absolutely essential, lenin wrote

ira asked me uh one time ago.rests, i absolutely, let’s say. here we are often in the morning, when we sit at the table , we have breakfast together, when we manage to get ready. we start discussing something, and information comes from completely different places. eh, let's say. uh, the life of whales. you see, who is the river dolphin and sonya is here again i forgot where napoleon died. that is, ira actually said that it was a cake. i had to sit down and study the biography of napoleon. you think we have a sad family, you know? or in some way everyone has the right to say something, why did you write in your life like slavery? yes, because they are in the house. and where they live, they don’t want to, but to create, but for me, a holiday, probably, i ’ll do all this comfort. i’m wondering, you say, i’m creating a holiday for them so that they can learn this. they are not learning something. they are not everything ok with training. yeah, sonya dom is doing well. you just said that they do not create separately

it is unclear right now whether justice 40 will apply to ira spending across the board.t we have seen with justice 40 is there is a tendency to mostly include programs that are sort of legacy environmental justice programs like weatherization, energy efficiency, or just programs that are sort of sideload in the environmental justice camp and not necessarily spending related to the energy transition more broadly. so i am calling for justice 42 cover all of that. amy: we just have less than a minute to go. >> does in fact benefit everyone if all of this spending is included. at the same time, i do note funding for projects and technologies that frontline communities have repeatedly opposed, say, carbon capture and storage, that should not be included in justice 40. at the end of the day, it is disrespectful if that is not actually division that frontline communities have for their role in the green transition. they want to get polluting infrastructure out entirely. we should be investing in renewable energy projects they are asking for whether that is community solar, micr

the ira, before the war in ukraine.lationary pressures we are seeing. it is not just being felt in the u.s. we are seeing the trend happen across the world, particularly in europe. a changing dynamic, making sure the motivation for investors is correct and the contracts linked to commodity price indexes. the other thing around the ira is it is good at fostering domestic supply chains for wind. we are seeing a lot of different interpretations at the state level. a more coordinated approach is necessary to really make the ira a successful policy. matt: are we building the kind of wind power capacity that you think we need? if we are not, what is holding us back? rebecca: globally, we will need to get to net zero. at the moment, we are nowhere did that. we have a big gap between the ambition and what we are building. if we look at the u.s., a target for offshore wind. at the moment we only have -- the policy needs to catch up to this changing variable we have to make sure we can make the most of these early projects. in or

story, the teacher, the head, then the children themselves remembered that they also have a sister ira 4 years old at that time, but we knew that they were separated at the moment of deprivation of their parents. children's rights of their parents. have you tried to look for her, maybe take her with you? of course, we would have taken her if we had found her then. and you asked how olya and her brother ended up in an orphanage? of course, they themselves don’t have children, although later in life there was always a conversation about this, they remembered it all, but with segei, that’s typical, there was never a conversation about the life that they had, and even about that they have another sister, i never among themselves... the children didn’t even talk to each other, but from their personal files it was clear that the family was dysfunctional and the parents were deprived of parental rights in december of 1987, and for what exactly were they deprived of their rights? led an immoral lifestyle, do you know the names of your biological parents? mother born in 1963, afonina svetlana f

an ira spy catcher skilled at interrogating suspected informers. an ira enforcer and executioner.double life when exposed. i am not guilty of any of these allegations.

an ira spy catcher skilled at interrogating suspected informers. an ira enforcer and executioner.le life when exposed. i am not guilty of any of these allegations. his death was announced while a multimillion pound police investigation into his activities is ongoing.

ira doesn’t want to give him away now.g alexander lupenenko. yes, the co-host wanted to say, regarding this clip, the price for the night, who was attracted this time, huh? alexander lupenenko did an excellent job with his role. eh, in my previous video she was naive, but this time your colleague will also star. your role will be small but very bright. uh, this is my uh, good friend, your part-time colleague, my good friend, of course, and uh, for him the role is celebrity makeup artist. well, i'll tell you a little secret. eh, daniil e, masters the art. and the makeup. yes and daniil or something, mozhgovitsy o correspondent of the program, a belarusian performer with a gorgeous voice he also , as i understand it, grimm did for you, yes, uh, not this time, but i think next time i’ll turn to him irina well, we need more details, in general. how much was filmed, where was it filmed, what else could be told to attract the viewer to the screen right now, so that they watch with impatience. the plot of the clip is very beautif

ira: i think oil has something to do with it. basically really yields have been the only real driver of the total bond market for the last three or four months. there has not been a significant move in inflation breakevens, like you noted, for quite a long time until they came down significantly. i think the oil impact has to do more of what is the reaction function of the federal reserve and other central banks particularly in europe who care about headline inflation, how that might affect long-term inflation expectations of the consumer sector. i think that remaining at the peak for longer is something that oil prices distinctly affects. guy: final point from me to you, ed. kailey brings up oil prices. what effect is qt having in the mix? what affect our strikes having in the mix? what does a potential shutdown play into the mix? what are these factors doing into what is happening with yields right now? guy: you can both have a crack at it, to be honest. . edward: i want to piggyback on what ira was saying, point to the concept

ira: traditionally supply has been endogenous to the supplied to market.sually that's because the market is doing poorly and you get low inflation and the macro pushes down. i disagree with the view where you would get lower treasury yields and a rally in the treasury market, but maybe it is not as severe if the supply aspect hold back the rally. instead of 10 year yield going from 4% to 3% maybe they go to 3.2 5% because of the additional supply. we have that built into some of our models as well. alix: and i cannot imagine there would be fiscal stimulus if there is a recession with all the money that has come in and high inflation. the hurdle feels crazy high. mike: when guy was saying the government spends more money i was thinking which government are we talking about? that will not happen in the u.s. and not in 2024. a lot of stabilize -- automatically stabilizers kick in but the extra stabilization the government put in place during the covid crisis will not be there anymore. the extended unemployment benefits will be harder to get through congress.

ira is my aunt, she and her mother had an accident, her mother died, but ira survived, she was badlyured. this is true. i did , i need to quickly tell my mom about this, so where is she at home? while we're still going, we'll go where we're going for 5 minutes. well, people are gathering. infection yes, it seems quiet, i’ll cut everything. what happened? forgive me for everything i did to you with a bad, unpleasant word. by the way, i only agree with what comes to me treated her like her own daughter. she, of course, is a little daring, but i don’t mind such a sister, daring, daring, i don’t understand, explain in a normal way what’s happening. dad loves you very much and you love him too. so now you quickly get ready, and we are going to him. i heard something, in your case, the suspect in the accident confessed. customer mikhail kostanaev i think that these little darlings will also talk. everything is fine. thank you. oleg i what is your sister ready? in such an atypical way. i continue my immersion into one exotic country and immerses me this time in every sense. this is an ancie

poco a poco irÁ subiendo el mercurio durante esta semana donde estamos practicando que para el vierneso oficial la contrataciÓn del defensa espaÑol ramos, quien regresa la instituciÓn donde iniciÓ su carrera profesional hace 18 aÑos. llega luego de su paso con el real madrid donde levantÓ cinco liras espaÑolas. y el parÍs donde ganÓ dos ligas de francia. hernando ya tendrÍa pactada su renovaciÓn de contrato con el barcelona.— el tÉcnico llevas el— y el presidente tuvieron una reuniÓn donde habrÍan llegado a un acuerdo para que se mantenga como entrenador hasta junio del 2026. y vuelven dos partidos de preparaciÓn que no te podrÁs perder. primer sÁbado mÉxico contra australia. por unisÓn y tudn. y el martes 12 de septiembre mÉxico contra uzbekistÁn. por un y mÁs y tudn. el lanzador mexicano de los dodgers fue arrestado por delitos graves de violencia domÉstica. y tuvo que para una fianza de $50,000 para quedar en libertad. ya habÍa sido acusado por la misma razÓn en el fallo del 2019 habÍa quedado en libertad por una declaraciÓn de inocencia impuesta por su pareja. veremos quÉ le depara

come on, two or three people ira ira and how much does the family eat during the winter?tarted spinning. well, with my help, i can say that about 100 cans of cucumbers are correct. wow, there are shelves in the cellar. yes, there are a little less tomatoes and almost the same number of cans of mushrooms and everything goes away everything goes away. everything goes away for him, as he has already gone over the winter, small liter cans. i have a son, he sits down, my growing body with a sixteen-year-old sits down and rents a jar of cucumbers should stand for some time, in my opinion, no, yes, they do not have time. no, if someone there takes out some jar until the next summer, the third day is already flying already colossal work. tasty. tribute, but those from you who supply, and different people are kind with pickles, at least it’s not. that is, even here you are pickled cucumber you will not eat i will not. why don't i know why i should eat it? so i would eat a pickled cucumber, it's just that you are here, yes, you need something potatoes for it, you need to add someth

’s just a king, as they called you, for pants, that is, no money enough, i went out in shorts, yes, ira it, all the beauty that was, they put all the beauty into you and alisher, god bless you, well, that’s only later, but initially, yes, no, initially not, but you can name... one of the brightest, most fashionable stars of that time, in your opinion, aguzarova, and who else? well, in those days i’m very uh, now i feel sorry for her, why somehow we don’t talk about this singer, this is marina kapur, irina otieva, who packed stadiums, sang blues and jazz and pop songs, but if let's take the technology groups, they worked there like depe mode or kakran-duran , that is, there is a little... in leather, in black, in bright ones, well, probably, i say, only here is zhana guzarova, before i was famous was the most fashionable, i remember now, i’ll tell you a case now, i literally just remembered, back then there was cronyism, but here are some fashionable shoes, you weren’t born yet, probably not, i’ll tell you now my story from the nineties, where i i took things, well, that is, i have my mo

we did in the ira for medicare for people over 65. we should do for everybody else. insulin is too vital in becoming too expensive for too many americans. making progress on cannabis to the state banking act as well as common sense rail safety which i said in july will be a big priority. we also must build on the work we did during the end daa to outcompete the chinese government. to keep the american people safe. to protect american businesses. ensure american innovation technology leads the way. we also must continue standing with her friends in ukraine. now more than ever as the counteroffensive against putin's forces is in full swing. we must stand with our fellow americans in places like hawaii, florida, vermont and other reasons. by storms, fires, flooding. the topics continue. from advancing a farm bill to online privacy to reauthorizing faa holding bank executives accountable for irresponsible behavior. our committees have done excellent work to move all these issues along. but we are under no allusion that we can make progress on the senate floor unless we g

ira what happened? ira ira what happened? what do you mean, wait, i'll call the doctor now.ks quickly, not that, i will cut my throat calmly calmly. ok hello. hello, i just don't have any money with me right now. i'm at the opening tomorrow so all the girls bought it. yes you don't get upset. well, then it was not your close. but white suits you very well. yes, i already threw out the white. excuse me, yes vyacheslav yurievich well, i've already left for a minute. all right, i'm going. sorry come on. irina your best interest is to tell the truth about what happened to your husband. he yelled at me and began to gather somewhere. i would have thought that i was yelling at a woman, they say, you can not return, and then i was afraid that he would leave and ran after him, and he ended up in a park next to the house. he said that he did not need me, that he was only my apartments and enjoyed. now he wants to start his own business. well, i loved him, in me, suddenly this rose. where did i hit? i do not remember, he fell head on the fence. and the fingers tremble curled up and tre

we did it in the ira for insulin for medicare for people over 65. we should do it for everybody else. insulin is too vital and becoming for expensive for too many americans. and making progress on cannabis through the safe banking act, as well as common sense rail safety which i said in july will be a big priority. we also must build on the work we did on ndaa to outcompete the chinese government to keep the american people safe, to protect american businesses, and ensure that american innovation and technology leads the way this century. we also must continue standing with our friends in ukraine. now more than ever, as the counter offensive against putin's forces is in full swing and we must stand with our fellow americans in hawaii, vermont, other regions battered by storms and flooding and the topics begin from advancing a farm bill to kids online privacy, authorizing f.a.a. to holding bank executives accountable for behavior. and our committee works to move these issues along. we are under no illusion that we can make progress on the senate floo

we did in the ira for medicare for people over 65. we should do it for everybody else. insulin is too vital in becoming too expensive for too many americans. and making progress on cannabis to the safe banking acts as well as common sense since rail safety i said in july will be a big priority. we also must build on the work we did during the nba to complete -- to outcompete the chinese government to pay to keep the american people safe. to protect american businesses. and ensure americante innovation and technology lead the way the century. riends in ukraine, now more than ever, as the counteroffensive against putin's forces is in full swing. we must stand with our fellow americans in places like hawaii, florida, vermont, and other regions battered by storms and fires and flooding. the topics continue, from advancing a farm bill to kids' online privacy to reauthorizing online privacy to reauthorizing for irresponsible behavior. irresponsible behavior. >> our committees have done excellent work to move all of these o issues along but we're under no illusion that we can

yes, nina's friend ira called.me to come, and i went to her. what time were you with her? i don't remember, i really don't remember, i drank so much. it's strange that i got there at all. the apartment was open. yes, the door was not locked, i went in. i saw not on . she was lying on the floor, covered in blood , you called the police. yes, i called the police at 0.2 for an ambulance. and before their arrival i decided to drink another bottle in our kitchen. i don't remember what and because you didn't kill her. nina yes, no, i did not kill, but the artist winter. understand you have no one else to cover. your bride is not in alive. tell the truth. what were you looking for in the artist's apartment? i you there full of your fingerprints you were looking for a video cassette, so you searched and found and burned it at your house, which was on the video jamb. hello and volodya, i interrogated the ladynin. that's how yes, i'm waiting you don't have to say, i already know. this cannot be. maybe you were looking for a

joining us to discuss this is michael and ira jersey.f i can start with you and the term premium, its math that boggles my basic mind so i don't want to get into the details but what has changed with the positive term premium and what does it tell us about the world we are in now? ira: it says the model says the term premium is positive. it's like dark matter, we know it must -- exist but we cannot observe and that's one of the challenges we have using models like term premium models to determine if we are being compensated for the risk of holding an instrument that's five or 10 years. it's hard to say that's the case you have the yield curve inverted as much is it still is. to your question, is the market priced appropriately given the preponderance of where outcomes could be in the next 3-5 years? the answer to that in the treasury market as we probably are now priced with yields higher than where they probably ultimately will be. if the fed does what it says it will do, something will break and we will have a recession at some point a

el vehiculo se enfrascaron en un caso de ira al volante.rgo cinco tiros causando dos lesiones a la victima en 50 aÑos de edad y logro sobrevivir. conductores dicen que ven a diario conductores que manejan a altavelocidad pero edde form erratica >> lo mejor estar con calmeante porque activas mas esto >> otros conductores temen que este tipo deincdentes afecte >> pasa con mas frecuencia, en toda el areade la bahbahia. 2021 se reportan cuatro tirot tiroteos. n septiembre del mismo aÑo y en junio de 2023 en la interseccion y la 101 en sa francisco y en julio de 2023 en la avenida de san francisco. el caso mas reciente en san bruno >> lo mejor es dejarlos pasar, no darle atencion y mantenerte segura >> se handado balaceras en toras autopistas >> estriste una situacion donde no te sientes seguro ni manejando >> entonces asi causa temor >> las autoridades solo recomiendan manera un numero de 911 cuando ocurre un tiroteo cuando maneja >> con respecto con el tirote las autoridades continuan buscando al conductor y manejaba un auto mejor dicho color

i could not contact ira. but you climbed into the artist’s apartment, apparently, because to destroy the video cassette, the lawyer knew that the cassettes were not found in the studio where the artist was killed, but they must have been somewhere. i found out from the reference address, went there, broke the doors and began to look for cassettes, judging by what we found in your apartment. only one. irina's friend you knew she was also in films when she called. i was very drunk. she said something about their common affairs with ira. well, what else can you say about her, they studied together. i know that i am not married somewhere in the hot spots. ira she once told me that nina was afraid of her husband, that he had moved on in the war, that something was wrong with his head. we look before everyone else , we can assemble a vaccine not only against an embolus, but also against any other virus, and not in a year. and in a few months. now i have to be. please, bring it to me in the teacher's room already fi

as a result of the ira are going down in the south. the uaw has had a heck of a time organizing plants they have not already represented. what can they bring to the table to convince what are joint venture companies, gm, ford, joint ventures with foreign companies who have little interest in seeing their labor costss go up. what can they do to bring these companies to the table and convince them unionization is a good idea when we know the hyundai's, toyota's, tesla's of the world are not going to be organized anytime soon. alix: this leads to the question is the market underestimating higher yields? nour: absolutely. i think that is a big part of it. we have been talking about how inflation is about to research. we are seeing different aspects narrate itself in different facets. you talked about oil. that is led by saudi arabia and russia extending cut. saudi arabia until the end of the year was going to extend by one month. these rising yields potentially .2 the fed -- point two the fed keeping tightening efforts for much longer than

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complaint to the ira? happened , and tell our listeners happened, and tell our listeners and viewers what what form that investigation took. >> they didn't actually tell me initially did come, initially when they did come, you they asked me or you know, they asked me or told me rather, come to a meeting me rather, to come to a meeting that and when asked that night. and when i asked what it about, she wouldn't what it was about, she wouldn't tellso investigation went >> so this investigation went on. sometimes you were interrogated every day . they interrogated every day. they went on for months . and then went on for months. and then i think the pinnacle of it all is when you're brought into a room with your abuser, into a small room , and he faces you . room, and he faces you. >> the millennium had just happened and we're in the march. and they decided that they were going to give me these options. if you like. and thankfully i wrote them down time. you wrote them down at the time. you know. were a few t

ira has arrived, so you know, ira is already here ira in the city.eace of love and thought that it would be difficult to leave such a god, and there is anxiety in your soul in your heart to keep us silent. i said more than once when my thoughts flew to her night and day. and i kept dreaming about him only one thing on a narrow path. once we fell in love with each other, we swore oh and what is needed and in the soul is excellent, the heart hurts and is silent and the nose does not tell you to say, but it is impossible to say. it's impossible to say. thank you very much irina alexander bardina we have today on the musical platform, the most important thing is to name the song. what was the name of the composition that we played today on the russia channel? it’s called everything is complicated. in fact, everything is simple on saturday morning, everything is simple with us in the studio, over to you. thank you, not only songs, but also dances, everything, how we love freedom. positive charge for this. well and until new musical and dance meetings, as

them some antipa nastya she gave you small money and he wanted to hug me i was so angry he tells me ira it 's dear that i have you i'm leaving you and i 'll know that much well why are you telling me i don't need such words. well, three days and i'll be. and he just wanted to hug me . well, i'm angry and insulting the woman. well, i looked. well , he sat nastya next to me and left. the girls are writing a story here. i'm tired of him, i tell him that's all. i am going to kyiv and he told me the following phrase, he says everything is fine now, i can, like, now i can work calmly from the first day of the full-scale invasion , russian troops purposefully invaded mariupol. the battle for him will become one of the most tragic episodes of this war, namely the city is the site of perhaps the largest number of victims of russian war crimes, the ukrainian military will defend mariupol for almost three months, in the first week of fighting , the city will be under siege, he kept in touch with me, wrote back to me or plyusov, i asked him questions, he plus plus a-a or dropped voice and that's th

projected by joe biden's ira. the europeans do not have that benefit. alix: on the flipside you have the downside to the ira which is what we are seeing with the auto strike in the next few weeks. china automaker byd was at the show. >> we have very good marketing performance in china, europe is our strategic market and we want to try with the customer here and let's see. we love to be here and to hope every customer in europe can view us in munich. guy: takes us to the question of our day. why is the auto sector from an investment point of view, running on empty right now? what could change that? joining us is oliver crook. our bureau chief david wells joining us on the u.s. side of this. and what's can happen there. i'm good to turn to you first ollie in europe. -- in munich. the chinese are there in scale. the europeans feel really exposed right now to that threat in the way the u.s. car makers not. how seriously concerned are they about that from china? talking about task -- talking about this, saying the biggest mistake europe made was letting the

ira complaint to the ira?ing investigate they were going to investigate it in inverted commas. what had happened. tell our listeners and viewers what what form that investigation took. >> they actually tell me >> they didn't actually tell me initially when they did come know, they asked or told me , know, they asked me or told me, rather, to come to a meeting that i asked that night. and when i asked what was she wouldn't that night. and when i asked wha me. vas she wouldn't tell me. >> so this investigation went on. sometimes you were interrogated every day, went on for months . and then i think the for months. and then i think the pinnacle of it all is when you're brought into a room with your abuser, into a small room , your abuser, into a small room, and he faces you. >> the millennium had just happened and we're into march, and they decided that they were going to give me these options, if you like. and thankfully i wrote them down at the time. you know . and so there were a few know. and so there were a

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well, if you don’t want it, as you like, i have a problem, brother, it happens, yes, and you also have irai sister. and the panda asked you to bring it just because he wanted to check if you were a man or not. worthy. are you my sister or not worthy. i always think that you ran away in irkutsk because of me. and you, it turns out, no on the other reason, you are my hunter. and then you came back. i even know why, because someone got arrested. as in the course no reason why he ran everything for a year because of you. you are carrying something. i told you that i crashed into the lake, so there was no smoke. look , look, putin should probably feel the arteries around his neck here. something does not feel a fig. what are you doing? why the hell are they needed, that we will take everything in a coffin, or what? who you are? i'll probably go myself. when i pressed the archer, i put a blink in his place, everything is a fool. she is my land and no. and fish i wanted to take yours too. no offence. it’s just that such crazy people have invested here what we are with you. streltsov, by the way,

i just remember about ira and go completely crazy. well , i still love her to this day.our happiness. forget, tried to forget. he has given a hundred times the way, it doesn’t work out, nothing is needed. the main thing is that everything is fine with her. ira disappeared from work, now you are selling her earring, which means she has problems. i want to help her, but i don’t know where to find her. i know where she went. i miss you. so i decided to drop by. and they told me that how as soon as i see you, i immediately call the police. what, are you going to call? i didn’t understand life for you. what are you talking about? so you gave money for treatment then? mom said there is no one else. if it weren’t for you, then mom wouldn’t have gone south. and to me at the cemetery. all's well that ends well, hello mom. well , that's it, that's it, thank you, thank you. let's take a break and rest. what kind of family settlement is this? yes, this is what our old believers are called on lake baikal; they came here with their families a couple of years ago and settled. there are

>> en este momento el partido morena que irÁ por la candidato. >> la encuesta le da la vikt >> veamosal de morena venÍa de buen Ánimo. >> con quÉ Ánimo viene doctora?. >> de victoria >> marcelo ebrard pidiÓ el nÚmero. >> por el nÚmero de incidencias es mejor decir para martha. >> denunciÓ agresiÓn y vio lepdz. >> ahora resulta que cada vez mÁs se parece al pri. respondiÓ diciendo el proceso de elecciones de proceso >> por el favoritismo >> esta tarde con quiÉn se enfrentarÁ en las urnas mostrÓ apoyo a ebrard. >> marcelo aguanta. >> esta maÑana el presidente lÓpez obrador que el partido se mantiene unido. >> antes de concluir el recuento de votos que haya expresiones de rechazo al mismo. >> candidatos prometieron. >> pero marcelo ebrard fue el a asunto y la duda es su futuro polÍtico.. >> de las 5 encuestas tiene candidata ts. >> que se enfrentarÁ para otra mujer. >> asÍ por lo menos en la boleta tendremos algo >> son las minutos en que se confirma que ella la candidata de la cuarta transformaciÓn en mÉxico. >> seguimos con la mÁs informaciÓn. a. este que fueron instaladas. >> ordenÓ a

ira, excuse me, please, i called just to make an arrangement. and now i'm doing well.doesn’t do anything at all. this is how a person needs to find one. or maybe let's look together, it's not worth talking about. for how long? well, how will it turn out? but i have time, i can wait. what are we going to do next? a further? let's act. we've arrived. well, now we'll wait. i didn't know you were so groovy. i went to his birthday party with my girlfriends. classmates, i know his tricks, hypnosis. well, i’ll get the gadget, calm down. i'll call you later. go. you will call. you won't disappear. ok, i will go. the so-called city hello, i'm on the ad regarding the exchange. hello , please show me, thank you, i agree. in general, yeah, tikhaya's neighbor. yes, he hardly lives, this is your room. yes, this is our room. let me take a look. of course, thank you. 30 m, but defrosted by capital partitions, so in practice this works out? two rooms with isolated entrances, you allow me to sit down, you know the partition is almost solid and almost soundproof. what do you mean you can

they were deemed members of the ira.ngs involving the security services were undoubtedly premeditated pre—med stated, but i don't diminish the tyranny on the which police officers and soldiers are living after all these years . but take after all these years. but take the family of marcelo , her the family of marcelo, her michael o'hare. i know him very well. the brother of that little girl, 12 years of age. and there are scores of these people across northern ireland. so there are so many sides to this . i think there's some full anger here, though, within republican ism and loyalism. i'm sure they're quite relieved that what is tantamount to an amnesty now obtains in northern ireland. >> yeah, and let's get that straight. we showed the story of a former police officer and you say not to undermine what he has gone through and continues to go through, but still then that that would equally apply any amnesty for him or former members of the security forces would apply to republican and loyalist terrorists as well . and lo

ira, who could she interfere with? okay, let's go to your house.of lead home. okay, let's go. you know, we'll figure it out, i'll take you this one . careful. what are you doing? no you can't, that's personally, so i take it. not to be happy about photographing you correctly, no? i told you, it's personal. does it have anything to do with the theft of the world? i beg you. what does it seem like, or did you just take a photo? and get out of here. who are you? are you surprised? oh interesting rhinoceros, what are you doing? i want to look into your laptop password. please tell me why let's look at your email and social network profiles. perhaps the reavers left demands there. yes, they didn’t send it anywhere. so let's you not touch my laptop fine. stop me from working. actually, this is my wife. what versions will anyone have? love jealousy together vadim does not love his wife. how do you know that? come on, come on, i just looked at it on the computer. well, okay, well, he doesn’t love his wife, what does that give us? there are two pieces of ne

we have the ira. they're going to have their own ev policy coming down the pipe. the competition suspect going to be going to be easy when it comes to evs. >> ellen hughes cromwick and tom mar, on, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "closing bell: overtime," jim farley at 4:00 today. we'll get the latest from the head of ford at 4:00 p.m. on "closing bell: overtime ". >> looking forward to it. crude oil coming back above $90 a barrel for the first time this year. we're still above that level as you can see by a couple of pennies. what's causing this latest rally. we'll talk about it and a power check as we head to break. norwegian cruise lines on the positive side on an upgrade today. redburn saying the pandemic ache is finally over. e f meanwhile, visa is one o thworst performers on the s&p 500 and on pace for its worst day in nearly a year. also the only name on the dow in the red. we're a back after this. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to h

yes, four of them worked, and no, there was one more, so yes, ira nesterova.eauties. hello girl, you want to rest, you are so tired. well, why am i resting, should i sit you down? well, where are we going to go to me or to you? i know that girl, you come first. we've arrived, we've arrived. and secondly, you know that all your friends in the salon were killed. well, i’m here, and aren’t you afraid to stand on the street? apparently, you're next and that's why i don't know, you know better what happened in your salon that someone wanted from kill everyone, nothing happened, clients didn’t complain, they even said thank you. maybe some client was a bluff or someone was infected, we are protecting ourselves and okay, everything is clear. so come to our department and sit down. let's go and talk to this prostitute nesterova, she can't really say anything and i have a feeling that she really doesn't understand who and why they wanted to kill them. they have a huge number of clients and almost all of them are common to us. this doesn't make it any easier for us. all

and mom and dad are in the middle, me and my husband... on the left, ira and her husband on the rightst importantly, who cooks for the whole orava, we are all together. we do everything together, well, we have large apartments, for which we are participating here, yeah, we are closing mortgages, i understand correctly, so let’s watch the video, today we are celebrating two great weddings, the guys, mom and dad are 16 and 44 years old, hurray, this is us celebrating the wedding day, bitter, bitter, bitter, that ’s nice, listen, how cool, big you are a friendly family, this just seems to me to be the dream of a lot of people, it’s so easy to gather around the table, because such warm hugs, such simple human emotions in fact, this is the most precious and most valuable thing, you can’t buy it at any price money, and this is something you can really be proud of, i congratulate you on this, but before we start playing, let’s figure out which one of you is marina, which one is irina, i’m marina, i’m nira, well, the game, who wants becoming a millionaire, sisters, is starting for you, what k

we will find lapshin ira no matter what the cost. you hear, he won't do anything.ear me, old old. i know how to find lakshin. sniper on him. i have information that a week ago for another episodes and will be operated here, a hereditary event. he's a butyrke, bro. go home, i'll be fine soon. let's go home. a a well done guys you work well, nothing to say first one run away then two. you yourself let go, now two corpses, a suspect on the run. works great. let's. documents but the girl said that it seems like her nephew, it seems that you have something like , but about that i found who it is, well, it looks like a blade, it looks like blood, it looks like a crime weapon. well, this examination will decide. you when these musicians interrogated fingerprints removed removed removed removed get out. you're still evidence and you're ready to find material for finding not our girl boy, clearly clear everything is free. petrovich why are you sitting there? go to work he promised to open, go open. workers what are you doing you goat? the guy was a guy, then he killed one,

ira jersey. will this come down? ira: very little.st rates and cut interest rates. i am focused more on the front end and how the market is interpreting this data in terms of not only in november hike -- not only a november hike but also that the fed data will hold for even longer than both thought. we are still in this environment where the market is going to remain inversion for a long time. but this data has to be pleasing to the fed. this means you can have 2-year yield's that remain below 5% for a while. katie: feels like we are well below 5% at this point. your two-year yield is below 1.80 -- 4.80. where will the pressure come from? what andaya of the curve will be driving that dynamic? ira: the long end of the curve will probably be where it is now. for percent, 4.10, 3.8. but it will be the two-year yield that will drive the shape of the curve going forward, just like it then we got to -100 basis points of the curve. now that we are down and likely to trend lower over time, you will start to see un-inversion of the curve. toda

had gone away, because the ira had left the stage.problem now for the british government, who have just through legacy just brought through a legacy bill to northern bill in relation to northern ireland, where relying ireland, where they are relying on cooperation former on the cooperation of former paramilitaries to provide evidence or information to people who are nursing their hurt quietly at home, who have been bereaved or seriously injured as a result of the conflict there. if the ira have gone, i don't believe they have. but gerry adams is arguing that they have. if they have gone and we follow the republican movement's logic here and there's no corporate way, then of verifying anything anybody has involved in, then no has been involved in, then no one, no republican will come fonnard in any legacy case to provide any meaningful information or resolution for anybody. and the british government have gone in on a huge exercise here, which really has protected its own and army veterans. i think. i mean, that was obviously the reaso