now with least irene his back for a few weeks. he, i think there are many people who no one married. no, there's no point. i think i only have a boyfriend. and yeah, of course the children's, i know to me this is an exciting moment to make it clear that he's not just my boyfriend, but my husband irene's mother has sent her off on a break. she doesn't have to help with the cooking and can go to the hair dresser as i knew. so for us in terms of the different good is very important. let's talk about culture. so by speaking with tampa, when you're getting married, the person getting married is expected to look beautiful. it's the celebration is like a 2nd wedding. around noon, dozens of puffs are carried from the mother's yard to the only nearby lodge where the party will be held in the evening. irene's mother is pleased that her son in law now speaks happy that swahili. do you really well? i think i found it. for the big event, christy on his asked a friend for help. he's known him for years at the local clinic. he understands german

i read the irene's hometown. she was born and raised felt about 1400 meters on save del plates, very rural, with a significantly lower income and education level thinking snable ships, lot of people. so when i go to keep motion, it's me going to the mother in law's place to decide to keep our show is definitely not a homecoming. i would say most of the times in the feels like a 2nd home these days right on the slopes of kilimanjaro. the highest mountain in africa at almost 6000 meters lies irene's former hometown. this time the cries of family isn't has any for 6 weeks. most of that time they stay in irene's mother's house. christiane is passionate about the project. he's working on a partnership between the university clinics of my book and mostly a town at the foot of kilimanjaro. for some time now, they've been organizing a student exchange on which work is set to intensify. irene's mother pro sp no is not wealthy, but she manages well and is largely self sufficient. she harvests her own plan pains the here in

he wants to convince irene of the plan to see if this is available. i noticed that she has difficulty enjoying the benefits. also, she bought my co finds that lots and lots of or even understanding what it would be like to have an upper middle class lifestyle. and times any open, major study in terms of the 11th irene doesn't want to be viewed as the rich lady from europe in her old home where the situation for others is so difficult. poverty among them aside for instance, a couple of visits, a traditional village or boma. the village elder asked the german doctor for help. i. the christiane examines a severe injury that still hasn't healed months after a motorcycle accident. irene translates her husband's advice. the leg needs to be examined with a c t scan. here in the step, the doctor is unable to help further. the only c t scanner available is that the university clinic and most you diagnosis is will receive the ones the 2nd time. but then you got into some 50 kilometers from kilimanjaro in the messiah step. there have been years of catastrophic d

for me, give me try the irene and christy on met in 2010. when he wasn't until i'm in charo for a medical research project. irene's home was right on the mountain vinnish flu. martin, one of the morning i passed by a building site. you know, i mean time town was then among all the male construction well because it was a young woman carrying a heavy steel beam on her head. so i thought, wow, that's impressive. and if i'm just looking for something i found it in dairy for me just condition i was exhausted, which i thought defies before. as i staring at me, walter didn't know what he wanted. ok. yeah. and when i came down and saw him up close, here we for the it was like, love with this. i heard you say you buffy. so please. up on that then off towards came a struggle that were to the city iphone wanted to break is up. know somebody mama, they said to my mother, your daughter is going to leave with this man and be sold to be done. you know how it goes. when it goes, go to your ups, then no longer women get and they just sold like a prostitute.

the irene and christiane met in 2010 when he was until them in jars for a medical research project. irene's home was right on the mountain. vinnish flu. martin, one of the morning i passed by a building site. you know i readings. hometown it was that among older mail construction workers who was a young woman carrying a heavy steel beam on her head. so i thought, wow, that's impressive. and if i'm just looking for something, i found it in dairy for me just condition. i was exhausted when i saw advice before as i staring at me, walter didn't know what she wanted other things. yeah. and when i came down and saw him up close here before that it was like love at 1st sight. i heard you say you buffy. so click a button now then off towards came a struggle, which is the city f one wanted to break is up. no, somebody, mamma, they said to my mother, your daughter is going to leave with this man and be sold to be done. you know how it goes. when it goes get to your ups, then no longer women, you know, they just sold like a prostitute. yet if it cost to them to make it on like least the offer that whe

irene's home was right on the mountain. vinnish flu. martin, one of the morning i passed by a building site. you know i read hometown it was that among old a male construction where cuz it was a young woman carrying a heavy steel beam on her head. so i thought, wow, that's impressive. i'm just looking for something i found it endeavoring for me just kind of stuck if i was exhausted, which i thought defies before i staring at me, i wanted to, i didn't know what she wanted. other things. yeah. and when i came down and saw him up close here before that it was like, love at 1st sight. how did he say you? buffy? to keep up on that then off towards came a struggle that went to the city april and wanted to break is up. know somebody mama, they said to my mother, your daughter is going to leave with this man and be sold to be done. you know how it goes when it goes, go to your ups, then no longer women, you know, they just sold like a prostitute. it's got to fix a cost to ship them to make it on like least. the fact that whenever i met with chr

his wife, irene, comes from townsend in a couple live together in my book. and i have 2 daughters, christy and dreams of moving the whole family to townsend and where he wants to work as a doctor. irene, though, is less than enthusiastic. this began in 91 tons in the wood. i don't necessarily want to be the longer to the plan. so the music, i would never leave my children here and your life. and let me think about it, take the kids and they do have it in the middle of this. you know, i mean, easily that's fine. i have a southern clear that could be an opportunity for me to go there for a few years. i'm probably out to move the content as long as it works for the family. if somebody give me time, the irene and christiane met in 2010 when he was until them in jars for a medical research project. irene's home was right on the mountain. vinnish flu, martin, one of the morning i passed by a building site. you know, i mean time town it was then among old a male construction was a young.

as a partner for his debut in a musical project, our next duet is oscar abdrazakov and his daughter irenehen my loved one, my eldest daughter, goes on stage with me. i really hope that this moment is such a starting point for further takeoff. despite the fact that... i go out with my dad, i feel a kindred spirit, i understand that my dad will be able to support me at any moment, i’m very worried, my dear daughter, don’t worry, i’m always with you , you’re wonderful you know, always in difficult times, parents are always there, of course, thank you. you are my melody, i am yours, devoted to arsha days. and what we have gone through, they remember the light of your tenderness, everything has melted away like smoke, your voice is lost in the distance. what made you forget the melody of love? and my doubt, the mystery of the long journey, through the darkness i hear the autumn. bitter forgiveness, but farewell glow, your voice is lost in the distance, which made you betray. any melody. remember the light of your tenderness, become in my universe, wet with the work of your life, your heart is

, on dreams of moving the whole family to townsend and where he wants to work as a doctor. irene, so is less than enthusiastic.

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el martes conocí a irene, colima.este apartamento del este de san josé con su familia desde hace más de 20 años, sin aire acondicionado por eso, cuando llega la temporada de calor dice, ya sabe qué hacer para sobrevivir a las altas temperaturas dolores huerta en todo el día y hasta casi en la noche. la abro y arriba, pues las ventanas también la cierro. nos dijo que se levanta temprano a cocinar para que el apartamento no se caliente aún más durante el resto del día. aún así, no es fácil. está feo. los muchachos reniegan mucho en la noche, como que si no podemos respirar de tanta calor que porque ni aire hay. a veces. el servicio nacional de meteorología emitió este martes una alerta por calor excesivo en el área de la bahía, ya que se espera que algunas regiones experimenten más de 100 grados. es importante saber que cuando estamos enfrentando una ola de calor o un calor extremo, los condados aquí en el área de la bahía automáticamente activan estos centros de enfriamiento como el que está viendo en pantalla. este es

irene klotz aviation week.controllers be required if this was not a crews launch? and in general, how much tighter would you say the launch commit requirements are for flying atlas 5 with crew versus likeioy loads? tory: yes, irene, we work very hard to have high mission because they're all critical. the difference between this and a satellite mission that didn't have people on it, the satellite still requires all three redundancy to enter terminalt. however, we would have -- two things would have been different. we almost never have a instantaneous launch window when we're not launching people. this is a veryque and special trajectory that protects the safety of the crew by to hae earth surface routine all way through atlas' powered flight and we're not able to do the things that create these big launch windows we're more known for. we would have had more time to look at the event. and during that time, knowing there was no crew present, we may have arrived at a conclusion that was worth proceeding with dual a

i gotta be right in time for the but in the meantime and irene taylor, who directed that documentary, has said in interviews it was hard for her to see celine in that state during filming, but that the singer insisted that that portion not be cut, that it would help people understand what stiff person syndrome is like. i am celine dion is now streaming on prime video. really, really difficult even in just that open up and that brief clip. >> it's just difficult to watch what she wants people to see. >> what was interesting, they were saying she was being overstimulated from music, her love. so she was in there singing when this started. >> i can't wait to watch this. who doesn't love celine dion? she's such an icon. >> she's an international treasure and there is hope on the horizon. >> she says she wants to return to vegas, hopefully soon. >> yeah, i hope so. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mes

symbolically, now very calm in a good way, the provincial town is cut through by three rivers: ssylva, irenermyatsky's coma is water, they are melted over this va, but that is, water. everyone who can, we witnessed how a sapa, let me remind you, a sapa is a board on which you float standing, i control it with one long oar, and so we caught the moment when members of a women’s club were rafting on a sapa, mostly mothers with many children , some of them have four children, and yet they still find time for yoga, massage, sand painting, rafting, and there is also pure kungur form of leisure, mattresses, people with air mattresses go out of town on electric trains, they inflate the watercraft there, and slowly, eating and drinking, go down the link, right into the city center. i’m not sure that we would have someone from zvenigorod, say, sail on an air mattress, to the walls of the ancient kremlin, honor the walls in the morning are painted with a gentle light, but what’s there, in kumgur there are even booze boats for cheerful companies, these are boats designed for seven to nine people, equip

. >> en la casa de irene, que vive en san jose, california, cierran puertas y ventanas porque no pueden no p podemos respirar de tanta calor porque ni aire hay a veces. >> en san antonio, texas, registro hoy 117 grados su superando todos los records de la ciudad. >> nos toca andar a de arriba en los techos de las casas y el hombre pero se siente mas caliente ahi todavia en phoenix cierran rutas de senderismo durante el dia. >> los equipos de emergencia usan la inmersion de hielo para tratar a las victimas de un golpe de calor. >> son nuevas tacticas para salvar a las uno llega a estar insolado al punto que se esta desmayando, esta deshidratado, no puede sostener su cuerpo, es tiempo de marcar 911. >> para resguardarse del calor extremo, se han colocado centros de enfriamiento, especial a atencion con adultos mayores y mascotas para que no sufran deshidratacion. >> y ya los expertos advierten que este ano 2024 sera el mas caluroso de la historia. >> el ano pasado hubo varias muertes por el calor. >> aqui en donde me encuentro, mire usted, 131 grados de temperatura, es la sensacion, el ca

we are gonna be dying inside, so the dreamer delivery by irene taylor, who directed this documentary,terviews it was hard for her to see celine in the state as well during filming, but that the singer insisted it not be cut and that it would help people understand what stiff person syndrome is like. i am celine dion is now streaming on prime video. rhiannon. andrew. >> well, thanks lionel. so brave to show us what she's going through. coming up taylor swift and travis kelce inspiring a hallmark christmas movie. hallmark christmas movie. >> plus, the sandlot actor nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from

gracias, irene, gracias, mario, y gracias, público.rendamos a reparar heridas, público, porque cuando estamos listos para reparar nuestras heridas, entonces estamos listos también para recibir lo que tanto queremos y merecemos, que es el amor más puro y transparente, como el de los perritos. cuando estés ahí, permite que tu luz ayude siempre a brillar a otros. público: [aplaude] - ♪ llénate de su brillo ♪ ♪ acércate ♪ ♪ siente su cariño ♪ ♪ acércate ♪ ♪ con el rocío del amanecer ♪ [♪♪] ndo network ser encarcelados por presuntamente cometer 6 homicidios en un tiroteo masivo ocurrido en abril del año 2022 en sacramento. se trata de smiley martin, quien falleció en su celda esta mañana. las autoridades no han ofrecido más detalles sobre este caso. el departamento del alguacil del condado sacramento realizará una investigación en base al procedimiento y leyes estatales. martín, de 29 años, murió defendiendo su inocencia y enfrentaba cargos de homicidio y por posesión de armas. qué tal? buenas tardes. soy flavio lacayo. muchas gracias por a

irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given several free hair cuts on friday. >> and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha getting me. it being able to be alive. that's you and co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki called says they invited more trans artists and organizations this year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't have any services. there was a time we did not organize and there was a time maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find member a long road to get here. >> and the education needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for this pride weekend live outside you know doesn't it? >> everyone, the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like mike and kevin together for 35 years, giving back all the support they've received over the decades. i think it's part of the boil gbt group. >> we've asked for support over the decades for her to

en la casa de irene, que vive en san josÉ, california, cierran puertas y ventanas porque no pueden dormir de las casas y no se siente mÁs caliente ahÍ todavÍa en phoenix cierran rutas de senderismo durante el dÍa. los equipos de emergencia usan la inmersiÓn de hielo para tratar a las vÍctimas de un golpe de calor. son nuevas tÁcticas para salvar vidas. cuando uno llega a estar insolado al punto que se estÁ desmayando, estÁ deshidratado, no puede sostener su cuerpo. es tiempo de marcar 911. el calor extremo durarÁ hasta el fin de semana. >> y ciudades como las vegas y phoenix pudieran superar rÉcords previamente establecidos de temperaturas mÁximas. los climatÓlogos dicen que estas olas de calor van a ser mÁs frecuentes de 3 a 5 veces por la emergencia climÁtica para resguardarse del calor extremo se han colocado centros de enfriamiento especial, atenciÓn con adultos mayores y mascotas para que no sufran deshidrataciÓn. >> lo peor estÁ por venir. en dos semanas comienza el verano y este aÑo 2024, dicen los expertos, es el aÑo con mayor calor en la historia. en cuanto a panel, les puedo dec

interest to these days is that we see these hackers and gaining power, even in the, the political irene, us. this political randall radicalize ation arrange that you are the cost to use, especially that you'll be all over the world to talking about the tool, talking to people who want anybody want privacy relation to their own government. and we must have seen in many different countries. this, this phenomenon. is it something significant? sure. i mean, i think it's absolutely significant. i went to, to teenager after been a laser shameful. and you see that there is a sort of awakening about that. but i think that you're wrong to say that there just happened the last couple of years and i'm sorry to do this to on your own show . but you know, you, you are part of the radicalization of my generation. right. i'm like a 3rd generation cipher punk, if i, if i were in that and you know, the work that you and ralph did on the rubber, his file system was part of what inspired me to, to work on crypto systems. and, you know, the crypto processing he wrote was in response to things like the, you

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brother, sister, when you joined, i realized that no one had any questions about the song anymore, ireneraw you, you have such a wonderful son, so active on stage, you have love on stage too, this is the most important thing, to go out with your mother, to sing together like this, in general this is such a thing for a mother, it’s so cool, cool. this program is to live healthy, friends, i am standing in front of such an art object, which depicts everything spicy, hot red pepper, black pepper, wasabi mustard, ours. russian mustard, onion, garlic and ginger, everything is brilliant, spicy, that’s what we called this topic, i want to give the floor to dr. gandelman right now, because he’s standing with a big head, the fact is that we feel spicy tastes with non-taste buds, spicy we feel the taste with pain receptors, so the pungent taste in the strict medical sense of the word is not a taste... so, dear friends, from this preface we begin the product that we will talk about today, and we will talk about hot red pepper, contribute to us red pepper in the studio, i want to say right away that

foreign state, which has been preventative. provocative to vladimir putin provide provocative to the irene iranian regime. and now you're seeing the how she's you being in china is also using the sweetness to flex his muscles and see how far he can push, whether it's the philippines, taiwan, and now with a, an air defense invasion or a they've been is where they've been current in the incursion into the air defense of identification. so within south korea, just this past week. yeah. everyone laughed at donald trump when he a very soon off to became going president. so the dangers of north korea in a way that the previous president just hadn't seemed to realize. now under biting. you have a situation where and i'm going to say vile from weakness. he poured billions of dollars of us weapons into so lensky is hands. but now of course, russia has is old with a complete alliance with north korea. how, how do you think a new government, a new administration in washington should deal with that alliance as well as a new government coming in to washington, dc is going to have to deal with a power v

irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given several free haircuts on friday. >> and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha getting me. it being able to be alive. that's you co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki says they invited more trans artists and organizations this year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't have any services. there was a time we did not organize and there was a time that maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find you know, we were just like lost in translation all of >> communities campuses. remembering the long road to get here. >> and the education needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for pride weekend. as i got somebody you know, doesn't it? abbott won the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like mike and kevin together for 35 years, giving back all the support they've received over the decades as part of the wh

appeared at the show with her twenty-three-year-old son rene charles and the director of the film, irenety-six-year-old singer with a serious and incurable disease, muscle stiffness syndrome. it is a rare autoimmune movement disorder affecting the central nervous system, which results in uncontrollable, painful muscle spasms. the singer was diagnosed with it at the end of 2022. stories about healing. the history of her loudest hits, and we remember yes, the soundtrack to the titanic, it’s always very, it seems to me that it’s world famous, well, such fame, yes, friends, well, this is an amazing example that can inspire, it seems to me, yes, or maybe make you a little stronger, somewhere there’s something wrong to reproach yourself for something, on the contrary, to praise yourself, in general, i think it’s inspiring, especially when it’s based on real events in real life, yes, other people’s stories are always inspiring, well, right now let’s move on to our film premieres. we will find out what you can watch in domestic in cinemas this weekend, a small spoiler, there are cartoons, it’s f

so >> i can feel fabulous or a guy can feel a little bit masculine irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given several free hair cuts on friday. >> and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha, gave me it being able to be alive. >> that's what you and co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki coleman says they invited more trans artists and organizations this year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't have any services. that was time we did not organize. and there was a time that maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find remembering the long road to get here. and the education needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for this pride weekend. it like that. somebody you know, doesn't it? >> everyone, the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like my kit. kat, i think together for 35 years giving back all the support they've received over the part of the boil g b t group. >> we've asked for support over the decades

irene taylor is the film's director.> reporter: taylor was with celine when she suffered one of her serious medical attacks. >> there is a scene that i think is gonna shock most people who see this film. it shocked me. it -- it showed, in real time what this disease looks like. it shows how it happens. you're witnessing it. tell me what that was like for you in that position, seeing that go down. >> it just started and it was very quick. she was giggling and five seconds later we were in a totally different stratosphere. >> what was happening it? describe it. >> well, she had a cramp in her foot. and i thought that doesn't look right. >> reporter: within minutes, celine could not speak. the muscles in her whole body completely stiffened. >> i've never told you this, but it was the most extraordinary and extraordinarily uncomfortable moment in my uncomfortable moment in my life, in my life as a filmmaker, but also as a mother, as a -- as a fellow human. because i didn't know what was happening. we were this close and her

had elderly, relative dementia, alzheimer's, whatever it is, we all saw this because my great aunt ireneas in the same place he was about a year ago in her declinn the when my mother would call me on the phone and say, don't leave raine alone in the house because she's going to try and heat upuse sh on then and light the gas with lightertl fluid, or alternatively, putr the whole can of soup in the rar radar range and we don't have any more fire extinguisheen from the last time she was left alone in the house. >> it's true. ennedy >> it's true, kennedy. so i realized was as deighane points out. le w so sadly for peoplee who have had family memberhas with memory issues and cognitive impairment cogni, are good days and there are bad days. and unfortunatelthbad daysy, ths become more and more frequent as we are seeing with president, because the gaffes are unstoppable no matter what kind of propaganda i kgb throws at us. but what i was a thinking as,e e i'm watching the debate. >> his entire team, he woke up like that. >> he woke up on the worst day and they were like, holy, like, he has bee

radion, please, your opinion, cool, bravo, cool, great, oscar, my friend, i’m in your voice. like irenep, yes, everyone is singing, singing along, dancing, anya, please, over to you, yes, i want to say, well, of course, i love this song very much, how any woman, probably, naturally, five, thank you, i received a huge thank you, oleg gazmanov, say, i’m seeing your daughter for the first time now. she is an amazingly beautiful woman, it’s just that you both look great, of course, the song is dangerous, especially in such a dress, i saw how afraid you were to step on the dress, something happened to me once in my life, my wife wore marusya like this the dress is long, i stepped on it once, in general i won’t do it again, now i’m staying a kilometer away, but you paraded around the stage so beautifully, okay, what’s the rating then, well, with appreciation... thank you very much. every person necessarily goes through two stages of growing up, when he thinks: “mom, you don’t understand anything, or you should have listened to mom.” and the less time between these stages, the better. i know t

irene. what does the symbol of the poppy mean to you? >> rebecca joynes ? >> rebecca joynes?efinitely remembrance. it's an absolute token of remembrance. it should be worn proudly. yeah absolutely. >> thank you both so much for joining me. this afternoon. it was brilliant to hear from you both. and there we go. and that's just two people. thank you very much, nigel. i will have a good afternoon. just two of the people who are here, not just in our rhiannon jones , not just in our rhiannon jones, not just in our rhiannon jones, not just in our rhiannon jones, not just in this part of france, but all over the world, who today will take a moment to reflect and show their respect to the fallen, the fallen people who gave their lives on d—day eight years ago today. >> sophie reaper , thank you so >> sophie reaper, thank you so much for bringing us that and bringing us those stories as well. so often we think about what happened on d—day, those who fell on the beaches. but as nigel was talking about his cousin, he made it through on the beaches. it was the next day that he fell bec

it's directed by oscar nominee irene taylor who has somehow done what is often impossible or very difficultmade a big superstar like celine dion accessible. i am celine dion will premiere on prime video june 25th select theaters this friday. moving out of this. ever been watching a show? you think yourself, man? i wish i could step into this world. well, good news now. you can. whether it's joining the tandon mayfair or fighting for your life and squid game. a new immersive experience called netflix house aims to take you there. netflix reports the houses will bring some of its most beloved titles to life inside king of prussia in pennsylvania and galleria, dallas and texas. the 2 ounces will be inside former department store locations and spanned more than 100,000 feet. the chief marketing officer of the streaming service says, quote, at netflix house, you can enjoy regularly updated immersive experiences, indulge in retail therapy and get a taste literally of your favorite netflix series and films through unique food and drink offerings. we've launched more than 50 experiences in 25 citie

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. >> irene taylor is the documentary film maker. >> i never told you this, but it was the most extraordinary whether to keep filming or not. but she gave me the strength to just keep going. we had been filming together for many months at that point. so she really trained me, just keep going. if i have to stop you, i will stop you. her body was enduring something that was unimaginable. i wasn't sure if she was aware of it. and i wasn't sure if she was going to survive it. i mean, it was really -- it's really hard to even sit next to her and talk outloud about it because it was very intense. >> i just want you to know that you did the right thing. i'm sorry that it was hard. >> oh, not as hard as it was for you. >> reporter: but over the last few years, little by little, life has become less difficult. >> since the end of the documentary, there has been significant progress. >> dr. amanda pique is a neurologist treating celine. >> patients suffering from this disease can get back to things that they loved doing prior to the on set of their symptoms. it takes time, and it takes a lot of treatme

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the theatre was evacuated whilst irene was taken to hospital. on stage tomorrow in time for another matinee performance . for another matinee performance. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. now back to andrew and . bev. back to andrew and. bev. >> 1007 britain's newsroom in gb news andrew bupa and bev turner, thank you for getting in touch this morning. you know, this labour bringing back the banks story? >> well, what a load of rubbish in a form . in a form. >> yeah. so the idea is they're going to have these banking hubs that's not bringing back banks, that's not bringing back banks, that's having like a lorry that will drive into your village one day a week where you've got to be there to fill out your paperwork . you know, what they paperwork. you know, what they could do if they really wanted to keep banks is just say, we commit to never having a cashless society. if keir starmer said we will always have cash, then we will always need to have banks because

you’re the boss, call, the pustira will come, lord, savi, that’s what a fool you are, but honestly, irene to everyone. and i decided to have a hotel in the lighthouse. it’s good that friends helped with the repairs. and with the opening business sber. sber supported me in everything at the start, opened an account in one click, helped with accounting and legal issues, quickly connected the cash register, all this is free, with sber support it’s easier and faster to start a business, we open the way to business, sber business, what do you need? daughter, i wish i had money, i have absolutely nothing to live on, you filed a lawsuit, now wait until they are released according to the law, maybe, shame on you, i’m your mother, but what kind of mother are you to me, i can see you in your eyes as a child i haven’t seen you, and i don’t even remember your husbands anymore, i did everything, calm down, lord, control yourself, which one of you is kuznetsova, i am kuznetsova, quietly, senior bailiff grachev, my assistant. i understand, they came to describe your property, that ’s right, otherwise i

and on pride month, i and my wife here, irene, are here to support the reappointment of our friend deborah it's, you know, as it's the beginning of pride month, that, as lesbians, it's important for us to see and support other lesbians representing us at all levels in local government. and i want to thank the mayor for her commitment to reappoint her commitment to support the reappointment for deborah walker . and hopefully, i'll be able to thank you at the end of the meeting as well. during her time on the police commission, deborah and i have had conversations on how meaningful and challenging the work is as a police commissioner for. from these conversations, i've come to learn that she is clearly committed to the need, the needed police reforms, and she's also committed to evaluating all considerations and ensuring that there are meaningful and calm deliberations at the commission meetings to ensure that all decisions have a very thorough vetting. it's important that san francisco continues to have representatives that model this type of behavior. san francisco is a city of the world,