. >> we have cnn's jeanne casarez following this for us. those were some of the parents, jeanne.ve also heard from siblings and students, from teachers who were there that for a traumatic day. tell us what you are seeing in that courtroom. >> reporter: you know, brianna, this is the first time we have really heard from these family members, from these survivors, from those who were at the school that they, because they have come, time and time again during the hearings of this prosecution, i've watched them in the courtroom. they stay silent, but this is their day, even though it is the formal sentencing of the defendant in this case. and i think the themes that we are seeing from them aren't to, the commonalities. first of all, the post traumatic stress disorder. many have been professionally diagnosed. we are hearing they are afraid to go out, afraid of being shot, afraid of something happening. having to run out of buildings. we are also hearing another thing, they are all asking, begging this judge, to sentence the defendant to life without any possibility of parole, which is

okay , call the fire on yourself, jeanne, of course, yours is not my type, but whatever you don’t dookay, okay, i’ve persuaded you, i’ll save my nerves, be quiet, stop! now let's get out of here, hello, where are you? yes , dad, what are you doing, i’m in a music class, the crocodiles are chasing us for four hours, preparing for a competition, but my fingers are already cramping, come on, it’s already 10 pm, i’ll call mom so she can pick you up, it’s not normal to take so long , no, dad, what are you doing, this is an international competition , and igor’s parents will take me home , yes, we agreed, that’s it, dad, bye, bye, where have you disappeared, there aliska is inciting everyone to play with the bottle, no, next time don’t run away, you that you’re embarrassed, but no, you just need to get home before mom catches on, bye, the little mouse has eaten his fill, yes, thank you, it was very tasty. also, oh, well, yes, well, hello, pianist, the teacher from the music school called and asked if you were very ill, told about some kind of competition, well, yes, it’s international comp

jeanne?der americans have worked harder to pay into social security, they have earned it and accounting food for around for many years to come how you protect social security for future generations? >> thanks for the question as governor of florida i know a few people on social security when some people say it's a entitlement seniors know promise made his promise kept we made the promise of especially when prices are going up so much. but it's not enough to cover what is actually happening the groceries have gone up 50%, 75% maybe 100 percent so promise made promises kept congress has taken money out of the social security fund for decades these does surpluses their it is to have more money to take their spending, they take it they spent at the right ious. that's the main reason why social security is having fiscal challenges. i also think that we go and reduce inflation and interest rates cost of living adjustments actually go down bigger benefit will go further if prices are stable and also

jeann david levit, who was also former advisor of french president jacques cherak, played a prominentect des choses et ça a été je dirais le lancement de des premiers brouillons et des premières initiatives de la 1559, الدولي اللي رقمه 1559 هو قرار دولي بكل معنى الكلمه وهو توجه دولي نحو لبنان في مرحله ما بعد الاحتلال الامريكي للعراق. resolution 1559 was a prelude to the tipping of the scales of local and regional politics in the middle east. long meetings between hasan nasrollah and prime minister rafiq al hariri ended with an agreement which opened lebanon to new phase, a homogeneous phase between the government and the resistance, all to the disappointment of those who desired the opposite. رايه بالمقاومه والتعامل مع المقاومه بصفتها مقاومه مش بصفتها ميليشيا وانها تبقى الى اخر يوم من ما قبل الاتفاق مع اسرائيل اتفاق سلام ولا اتفاق عربي ولا اتفاق الى اخره 14 2005, huge explosion rocked beirot. it would be discerned later that prime minister rafiq al-hariri was assassinated in the bomb blast. it seemed from the first moment that the goal of this assassination was to sound the bell of se

thanks, jeanne moos. >>> next hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> good morning, and welcome to "cnn this morning." it is sunday, december 10th. i'm victor blackwell. >> so remarkable. i can't get it off my mind. i'm amber walker. thanks for joining us. here is what we are watching. >>> everything just, like, exploded. that's what it felt like, like everything exploded, like a lot of pressure built up and just popped. >> at least six people are dead after tornados ripped through tennessee overnight. there is significant damage in some towns, and a state of emergency is in effect. we're also tracking the threat for more severe storms today. >>> former president trump is expected to testify in the new york civil fraud case against him despite advice from his attorneys. the potential legal implications of that decision. >>> two university of pennsylvania leaders have stepped down after the highly criticized testimony about anti-semitism on campus. the reaction coming into those resignations. >>> the house is preparing to vote on an impeachment inquiry into president biden this week

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cnn's jeanne casarez takes a look at the top ten. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hundreds dead in mass shootings,rests, and murderers on the run. all part of the top ten crime and justice stories from communities around the country. in 2023. . number 10, a young girl kidnapped and found alive. >> they have found her. we are told she is in good health. >> reporter: the upstate new york elementary school student on a camping trip with her family, taken while riding her bicycle at a campground. >> we are leaving no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned. >> reporter: fingerprints on a ransom note left in her family's mailbox led to her and the arrest of the 46 year old craig nelson ross junior. he has pleaded not guilty to kidnapping and other charges. number nine, a daring escape leads to a weeks long man hunt. 34-year-old convicted murder danelo cavalcante got out of his pennsylvania prison by climbing sideways of the walls in the exercise yard. >> i want to reiterate this man is very dangerous. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement searched by land and air while local spotted on trail c

sitting next to the minister is of course senator jeanne shaheen.comee back, the sender it's always a a pleasure to have you with us. an senator risch, welcome back. it is just a great pleasure to have you here, both of these people need no introduction for the halifax port. last but notal least is oleksana matviichuk. when i met oleksandra just before the panel started, i said to her, tell me a little about yourself. and she said, i am a human rights lawyer. what she neglected to mention is that the organization that she founded and currently heads received a nobel prize for peace last year. [applause] so welcome, oleksandra come here first halifax security form. i'm going to start with you, oleksandra, and ask a question that this panel puts on the table and, frankly, that the video puts on the table. earlier today the women's in peace fellowship said and done correctly we're in the midst of the most profound geopolitical transformation of the last 75 years. the picture of our institutions under strain, not fit for purpose in some ways for the cha

the topic of alleged election irregularities is being emphasized in the united states; senators jeannehaheen and pete rickertz are calling on belgrade to consider holding a new vote in some places, citing osce reports. by the way , belgrade has questions about this organization. we will ask the osce, which the opposition announced 3 days before the elections that it would not recognize the voting results, because it knew what they would be. why were the osce silent about this, why did they laugh when we told them that foreign... services told us unambiguously about the impending unrest in serbia. luckily we didn't find it funny. in turn, the serbian prime minister clarified that information about the impending unrest was reported to belgrade by moscow, for which anna barnabić expressed gratitude to the russian special services. the serbian opposition is not going to stop trying to shake up the situation. another maidan trick is being used: students joining the protests. one of the activist organizations announced the start of protests in the center of belgrade. countries they warn that

this situation was corrected at the beginning of the 20th century by the belgian jeanne neuhaus.e opens a confectionery factory where the soft, sweet composition is coated with hard chocolate. peter ii brought chocolate to russia. but by the end of the 19th century , russia had its own factories that specialized in caramel. candies similar to those invented by the belgian appeared already in... soviet times. in at the beginning of the 20th century, large confectionery factories began to open on the territory of modern belarus. just now, so that our sweets are not only tasty, but also safe. for both adults and children. their recipe is created by scientists within the walls of the scientific and practical food center. we will talk about this with our guest. ksenia nikolaevna. hello! hello, ekaterina. so, let 's start right with the recipes, how they appear, how who creates them, although, it would seem, everything has already been created. actually in fact, from the idea itself to its implementation, quite a lot of time passes. the idea appears as a result of research into new typ

topic of alleged election irregularities is being highlighted in the united states, with senators jeanneheen and pete rickertz calling on belgrade to consider holding new voting in some places, citing osce reports. by the way, belgrade has questions about this organization. we will ask the osce, which the opposition announced 3 days before the elections that it would not recognize the voting results, since it knew what they would be. why were the osce silent about this, why did they laugh when we told them that foreign intelligence services. clarified that information about the impending unrest was reported to belgrade by moscow, for which anna bernabic expressed gratitude to the russian special services to stop trying to stir up the serbian opposition is not going to resolve the situation, another maidan trick is being used, students joining the protests, one of the activist organizations announced the start of protests in the center of belgrade, the country's authorities are warning. the internal affairs of belgrade and moscow are not going to interfere in serbia, dmitry peskov stated

senator jeanne shaheen of the foreign relations committee about the congressional debate over this aidge. senator, you and your fellow colleagues in the senate received a briefing from key officials on the state of the war in ukraine. what is the most important thing you took away from that briefing? >> that ukraine is desperately in need of aid assistance from the united states and obviously the european community as well. and it is very important for us to get this supplemental appropriations ability provide the funding ukraine needs. sumi: let's talk about this bill. republicans have threatened to stand in the way of this bill being passed because they want to see ukraine aid in exchange for tougher boer policies. i want to read to you a tweet from republican senator mitt romney from today. quote, dems want $106 billion, gop wants a closed border. clueless dems want to negotiate the border bill. not going to happen. is an open border more important than ukraine and israel? what is your response to that? >> the president had funding to address border security in the supplemental bill

terezhkina, a summer resident. a beginner , a friend helped her decide to buy a house, he remembered jeanne’s with her, and then she offered to see what was for sale in the neighborhood, and we went to this 107 plot and we were greeted vladimir egorovich, the owner was simply charming, smiling, friendly, we considered other options, but grandfather played your role. the new owner enthusiastically took up the plot, you need arugula, yes you need arugula, i will make a salad from arugula, lena is a doctor by profession, she had no experience with garden beds before, but she quickly got the hang of it and even got carried away, the result was not long in coming, she planted basil , arugula, and we even have a greenhouse, i planted cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers there, everyone says, oh, it’s so hard, so hard, i say, i don’t know, everything is growing for me, but this is thanks to the previous owners, they give me everything ... everything was prepared, so good we got people. student polina is enjoying the summer harvest. the kitchen is generally her territory. she fell in love with cooking since

senate of exceptional members of the senate like bob dole, like george voinovich and now recently jeanne shaheen who want to make certain that we don't squander or let slip away the achievements of the dayton accords. what you know in your work as a diplomat, the work is never done. you have the dayton accords signed but the next stage of hard work begins, the implementation. even as the implementation goes on, there are stresses in pulling and tugging here and there in what is now resurrecting itself as some of the ethnic tensions you're seeing with the republic of sirska or the pressure in kosovo or whether there's enough u-4, the european forces to be engaged to make certain attempts to tamp down on the potential escalation of ethnic tensions. senator shaheen is all in on maintaining that goal of her predecessors and as a senator, when i fine a good woman, i'm going to tag along. i want to be involved with her to make sure we don't let slip away the achievements of the dayton accord and doesn't slip away. while we have the incredible challenges with ukraine and with israel and gaza in

i heard your conversation with william, your jeanne didn’t fall on my tail.py to stay. this is my friend's house, she's selling it, joker. the belarus24 television channel is well-informed about the cultural life of our country. geta adzins immediately acquired fireplaces with this look on the territory of belarus. the infection is known to be only adzin analogue of our fireplace in suvetse, in russia in the city of samara. all of these are lively workshops and are being built here. myakkiya dekaratsi for pastanova. darechy, he knew in the bathhouse of the theater. let's remember folk traditions. rapen - geta yashche yago is called by the people with singing drums. the paper was pressed with the first teeth on the back. and then the lips dropped and began to hum with a melodious voice. and there are all these special pins, as they are called. in this case, the dolls are called shpyanev. our... noah. do you know why i came back? i remembered that i am an adult and i don’t play with other people’s feelings. zhanna, from the very at first everything turned out s

it was just after 4 o'clock p jeanne says the outage was caused by an equipment failure at a local substation. >> all right, taking a live look right now at sfo where it's wet. but this real problems because flights were delayed on average more than an hour and a half because of high winds and the unsettled weather. dozens of flights going out. we're also on hold as passengers waited for their plane to arrive this unsettled weather pattern for the next several days might take make travel a bit messy. with more than 2 million people expected to pass through the airport. but this friday, course, being the busiest day. and here's a look now and how bay area airports are fairing at the moment. according to flight aware at sfo, there have been more than 400 delays and some 8 cancellations and across the bay at oakland international. 38 delays, 0 cancellations. and then at san jose international, 33 delays and 0 cancellations. >> oakland's colonial donuts gets hit with yet another robbery. this is security video from inside the store. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. you see the suspect wal

. >> senator jeanne shaheen? sen. saheen: thank you for being here. you mentioned belarus as one of the top 10 countries that is behaving in a way that promotes transnational crime. yesterday i had an opportunity to meet with the real leader of belarus, having won that election in 2020. her husband has been imprisoned since that time for his effort to tryout -- to challenge lukashenko and she was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison. can you talk about, and i would ask each of you if you have thoughts about whether you see regimes like lukashenko working with the kremlin, mimicking what putin has done or are these efforts by authoritarian leaders to work together to deploy intimidation tactics and do all of the detention acts of violence, all of the things you have outlined? thank you -- mr. abramowitz: thank you for that question. we welcome to the wife of the nobel prize winner to freedom house. sen. shaheen: i had a chance to be with her as well. mr. abramowitz: it is not just her husband in a penal colony. the point i would make is the auto

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i would say the crib bars are too high for the grandpa. that was adorable. >> we've been ending the show with a lot of singing this morning. >> that sounded on tune. >>> the next morning of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> good morning and welcome to "cnn this morning." it's sunday, december 17th. i'm omar jimenez in for victor blackwell. >> hello, omar, good to be with you. i'm amara walker. here is what we're watching this morning. immigration is front and center on the campaign trail and on capitol hill. the biden campaign is condemning the former president's newest comments while trying to secure funding for ukraine. severe weather is set to impact millions, especially along the east coast. we're tracking who can expect the worst of it and when. >>> and in israel the idf is facing new scrutiny after soldiers accidentally killed israeli hostages in gaza. we have latest on efforts to free the hostages still in captivity. >>> a man is canada is charged with murder over suicide kits sold online. the impact on families here in the u.s. an

throughout their lives in different areas then kim just cued up the next question here that i have from jeanne and hailing from south bend, indiana. if if -- family was quaker, what religion did they get married in and raised their daughters at? you know, did they did he forswear the quakers after this have happened or now? well, interesting. you know, that religion is something that i've found very interesting with pat also. so they do have a quaker ceremony and the president of whittier college marries them and a quaker and she goes with that, i think, to please her mother in law. but i don't think pat was ever very religious. so, i mean, i think she was christian believed in that. but i don't think there was any one particular sect that she felt super connected to. and then president again, you know, i think his quaker beliefs really form a lot of his personality, his in so many ways, particularly about women, the teachings of the quakers, about strong women, really important and not pleasant to both his marriage, his relationship with his daughters and his promotion of women to higher leve

. >> joining us now with more on this is jeanne rossi.ood to see you and you have written about and know about what tapes mean and can mean in the past for donald trump, and do you think that trump has reason to be worried about this being on tape? >> he has a lot of reason to be worried. vi my holiday tie, and happy holidays, because this is a christmas decoration for jack smith, it is. the reason is when you are calling the witnesses that relay the context of a call, and it would monica palmer and william hartman who has passed away, you can challenge the recollection of those witnesses, but when you have a tape, and i wrote about this in july of 2018, regarding michael cohen's recording of a conversation regarding stormy daniels with trump, and when you have a tape, and i just finished a one-week trial, and when you are playing tapes against a defendant, it has a profound effect on a jury, because you hear the tone, the cadence, the words, and you don't have to listen to a witness's summary. so based on what i know, and i haven't liste

sometimes counted from 1738, when this empress ordered funds to be allocated to the french choreographer jeanne that’s right, a question from viktor chaika for 400. the most striking image he created on the stage was a student at a culinary college, who brought the artist nationwide fame. name it. gennady khazanov. right. antarctica 200. of the eighteen known sciences and their species, only five live on the continent. penguins. further. american astronomer william jacob layton discovered many of these compact but heavy stars. and i came up with a name for them. white dwarfs. the hero of the song, igor kornelyuk , had a ticket to the ballet, but this was not the case. there is no ticket for the tram, that's right, questions from viktor chaika for 200, these two artists and inseparable friends are simply called vovchik and levchik by colleagues, who are they, distiller, leshchenko, that's right, ballet for 200, the first position at the exhibition, held this spring in moscow in the arena you could see ulanova’s tutu for the party in this miniature to the music of sensance. dying lion. you're rig

jeanne moos has more on the mystery that went viral. >> reporter: the owner of these chickens in tampaorida, is so new to raising them that she hasn't even given each of them names. >> pepper, pepper, pepper, pepper, and pepper. >> reporter: do you see a difference? even a rookie knows chickens are supposed to run for food. so briana antoinette was stunned. >> why are you all not moving? hello! >> reporter: when all five of her chickens simultaneously froze and stayed paralyzed for over two minutes. kwh what was your immediate thought when they froze? >> i thought jesus was coming back. what you are witness in that video is a live panic attack. what is happening right now? chickens! >> reporter: the internet had theories. people asked -- >> did you try unplugging them and plugging them back in? >> reporter: reminded us of a black lab named maverick who froze when he encountered five wooden black cat lawn decorations. >> maverick. >> reporter: this was instinctual pointing behavior, pointing out prey, until finally -- >> hey, it's okay, dude. >> reporter: -- maverick's tail unfroze firs

, pathetic, i don’t understand what you ’re saying, i heard your conversation with william , your jeanne joker. officials of latvia, the investigative committee of belarus opened a criminal investigation under the article of crimes against the safety of humanity. previously, criminal cases were opened against their comrades from poland and lithuania. although these countries participated in disturbing the peace in the countries. maybe it's different? the confrontation between the west and russia, which began during the cold war, has received an unexpected continuation in our days. in their attempt not to be like russians, representatives of the so-called civilized world have reached a new level. now it’s not enough for them that they have democracy, a counterweight to slavic family values. for the interest of our viewers and subscribers on social networks, we offer you to learn the belarusian language while walking with our tv guides, and we also introduce you to amazing people who live in belarus and do everything for its development. ether 24:7 is a project that everyone should see. wa

will be talking more about that specific thing in the show with former california congresswoman, jeanne harmon. in the meantime, becca balint of vermont, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. joining us now to continue the conversation -- democratic strategist, former house oversight committee spokesperson for republicans. and -- congressional reporter at the washington post. thank you both very much for coming to the show. mariano, let me start with you and those very strong words from congresswoman balint. stronsaying she has no faith ad speaker johnson. she was talking about the potential of getting the house to pass a senate bill, compromise bill that would include immigration reform with aid to ukraine and israel. it sounded to me that that assessment of the speaker was a universal assessment. >> republicans are not asked wrong in saying that but they do have doubts about johnson. they will say, he is a very nice guy. to be a nice guy in leadership means you cannot really be a real leader. some republicans are starting to realize he is not assertive enough. it is fun

former epa administrator, jeanne mccarthy. thank you for joining us from dubai. hard turn. we are turning to the story that all you members of the beyhive have been waiting for. fiancÉe. the premiere of queen bay's latest movie, renaissance. a phone by beyoncÉ. topped the box office this week about the record breaking 11 point $5 million in sales on opening day. the film is a version of the renaissance world tour which is one of the highest grossing concert tours by a female artist in history at $579 million in sales. joining me now, the only person i can talk to about this, danielle smith. author of shine bright, a very personal history of black women in paul. thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. i know you saw the movie, what you think of it? >> i saw it twice. i've already seen it twice. >> it's three hours long, daniel. >> it doesn't matter. or i can give fiancÉe those six hours of my, life i'm happy. i'm happy to give those to her. listen, it's, it's a powerhouse of a film. it's autobiography, it's music, it's choreography, it's her story. it's

for 2 years, the soviet director has been traveling around america, meeting with henri matthys, jeanneotiating the purchase of american films and the sale of soviet ones, and regularly communicates with moscow. the arrival of shestakovich will be a very important political factor, contributing to a significant increase in the circle of people who favorably related to the ussr. a number of film companies, including warner, have already proposed that shastakovich write music for the films. there is even an eccentric proposal to shoot films with his participation. the fbi literally surrounded kolotozov, nine people wrote a report on their conversations with the director and there were bugs in the phones and surveillance was relentless. from declassified materials, stacks of reports i wrote on... those european countries that will be liberated, that is, the seizure, yes, the seizure of film space, yes, in moscow, thank god, they responded to this very quickly and intelligently. bulgaria, czechoslovakia, and poland received kilometers of soviet cinema. upon his return, kolotozov is developi

let's discuss with cnn's jeanne casarez. jean, you've been following this case from the very beginning. what do we know about why this was filed now? >> reporter: the third amended complaint, because this case was originally filed last year in march of 2022. no reason is given. on his, face you could say there are more detailed factual accusations here from the petito's against the laundries because they are suing them for intentional infliction of emotional distress. but one thing i didn't know it, that a month ago, on the case summary online from the courthouse, because i always look at that to see with the latest is. there was a notice of possible and proposed plea offer from the laundrie's to the petito's. that has gone nowhere, there's nothing about that. we have really serious accusations here. let's look at the timeline, the timeline as focused, first of all on august 27th, that's when it is believed brian laundrie killed gabby petito. that was the date, august 27th in the complete. two days later is, when according t

jeanne moos tries to flush out the cause of a bay area woman's very bizarre toilet bowl. >> reporter: it weren't coming out of the toilet. >> oh my god, you guys, what do i do? >> reporter: a san francisco bay area woman who goes by the name queen on tiktok posted the video. >> what is this? what's the -- happening? >> reporter: hey, if you happen to be -- >> the tidy bowl man. >> reporter: this would qualify as a bubble bath. >> for the prettiest bubbles to tickle your nose. >> reporter: the internet was nosy. why is your toilet foaming at the mouth? someone else suggested -- set up your christmas village. the toilet is located on the second floor of a brand new six story iled off a few theories. >> that the kids up stairs were playing scientist in the toilet? and it got out of hand. or that someone was going absolutely ham with some laundry soap. >> reporter: we consulted mcavow plumbing and kevin suggested that the toilet is most likely receiving suds from washing machines in apartments above due to a blockage in the drain line. as nice as bubbles look. >> i love it. >> reporter: k

i guess my questions to you, jeanne, is really more about that. it's his entire case in this election interference intended to stop trump from winning? is this where his only chance to avoid present time is to win at the ballot box? or is there hope for him to actually dodge the prison sentences, or dodge the conviction, but at the same time when the white house to avoid that? >> i mean, anything's possible. and our current policy. it's the fact that we're having this conversation right now that's positive. anything could happen in the current state of politics. but i, mean so much of this is why donald trump ran again in his presidency. he knew the day that he walked out of their, january 20th 2021, that he was going to -- [inaudible] this isn't something new that donald trump has been dealing with. after january 6th, he knew somebody was going to go look into the kind of things he and as allies were doing in the run up to the election, after the election, and on january 6th. all of those things, we already knew. i'll also say, i think tara is ri

instead, call 9-1-1, and then copy jeanne. still ahead, the proper morning news companies set to face a >> pretty tough battle in court after a major news publisher, susan, for using their content without their permission will be right back. in 2020 for reparations for descendants of black enslaved americans could get one step closer to reality here in california >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace with a lawmaker hoping to turn up from a concept in actual legislation. and today may be a break from the stormy weather, but we still do have those high surf warnings up and down the coastline with some dangerous breakers. >> pushing up and down our shores. all the talk of >> will like we never left? we're checking the bay area, whether it's nice couple days left our newscast so long. if you like furniture. live on the chair and you're the coach. at least we're indoors, especially for the rain tomorrow and giannis the tv because entertaining and you will be in all tv. that's a good option. i'm okay with that. and you got to keep

i wanted to figure it out, i got carried away, i it means i didn’t finish reading it at the time jeanneerature, in western literature, i always read, those who received the nobel prize, i even have one, they were published there, and do you think they are overrated in most cases , laureates, or that there are many, yes, many , yes, many, yes, uh, i don’t attach such importance at all anymore, i was also worried, i think, well, how was it that chekhov was alive, tolstoy was alive, gorky was alive, and i awarded the nobev prize it turns out he was worried. only me , their contemporaries, everyone all over the world knew that at the beginning of the 20th century the number one writer was lev nikolaevich tolstoy, he was not given the nobel prize, this question turns out to be worrying people for more than 100 years, and gorky understood the same thing , that this is simply a grandiose figure in world literature, he was also not given the nobel prize, it turns out that many articles have been written about this, which i have not read, here is one of the books, the most recent, given to me fr

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jeanne moos tries to flush out the cause ochoa bay area woman's very bizarre plumbing issue. >> reportert weren't coming out of the toilet. >> oh my god, you guys, what do i do? >> reporter: a san francisco bay area woman who goes by the name queen on tiktok posted video. hey you happy to be -- >> the tidy bowl man. >> reporter: this would qualify as a bubble bath. >> for the pretty itself bubbles to tickle your nose. >> reporter: the internet was nosey. why is your toilet foaming at the mouth? someone else suggested -- set up your christmas village. the toilet is located on the second floor of a brand new six story building. the queen reeled off few theory. >> the kids upstairs were playing scientist in the toilet and it got out of hand or is that someone was going absolutely ham with some laundry soap. >> reporter: we consulted mac avow plumbing and kevin suggested the toilet is mostlikely receiving suds from washing machines in an apartment above. as nice as bubbles look. kevin the plumber says these suds are most likely clean. but the pipes they came from -- not so much. after this i

skvartsov is not a lover, but he is a hacker, yes, but the equipment from his apartment confirms this, jeannestant relatives somehow need to be accommodated, hear vakhanka, how much do they charge for security there, well one of my friends is interested in whether your friend’s salary taken together is not enough for a day. please, colleagues, we are not engaged in hacking, on the contrary, we protect against computer hacking, and do you protect skulls from evil with an ax? we don't. i thought this was your sphere, but can you find someone else’s husband with an axe, a gun and a sack? check out our list, this is what was found in skvartsov’s body, yours, andrey worked in the legal field, bugs are against the law. why jokes, you have a phone, you have it, we don’t need anything else, everything is purely within the law, absolutely, we know who, where, when, even if the device is turned off, it’s outdated , i’ll buy myself a new one, a push-button one. as a consultation, if the phone overheats, makes strange sounds, oh, i see your phone tracking programs have infected you, you have a jealous wi

you, jeanne, dry air and clear skies for that. 62 san francisco 63 will do it for open. 69, though, fore with these cloudy skies there you have a look at it high temperatures are projected for today. maybe even some mid 60's working there. not bad with the rain event. on the mild sector little bit. cooler rain expected by wednesday, though. okay. lot. then. >> did you know there are 3 bay area cities named among california spots with the most holiday spirit. we wanted to see what makes each of the city's unique so kron four's. michael thomas took a tour and has this beautiful report. >> the holidays can be the busiest, but best time of the year. and if you're looking for a place to spend them with your friends and family will guess what? their 3 cities in the bay area that we're just voted, the most holiday spirit and the entire using lights and holiday spirit. all things that visit california says livermore petaluma and the town of windsor do the town of windsor sits about 65 miles north of san francisco has a downtown that feels like a hallmark movie with the town's charlie brown chri

. >> coming up, jim rich ranking member of the foreign relations committee and senator jeanne shaheenesser ukraine war and global security during the international security from. other policy could canadian defense minister and ukrainian human rights lawyer. [applause]

eighty-first marked the beginning of a trilogy of classics of the comedy genre: dads, fugitives, unlucky jeanneared notes on issues of the regional and international agenda, and the further development of cooperation. in the coming year, russia will preside over the community and intends to pay close attention to it. kazakhstan, kassym-zhamart takayev and uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev, in particular, talked about interaction in the gas industry. the same topic was discussed in detail during working meeting between vladimir putin and gazprom chairman of the board alexey miller. he spoke about the great work that the company is doing with foreign partners, including the supply of fuel through the central asia center gas pipeline; the volume of gas sent to china now exceeds contractual obligations. and, of course, special attention to russian consumers in conditions of abnormal cold; in just 2 days in december, 1.717 million cubic meters of gas were supplied to them - a record in the entire history of the industry. regarding the president's instructions okay... and gas has already been supplied, g

the palace will host the show jeanne michel versailles-400, which will be held using augmented reality creativity faded into the shadows. the exhibition is designed to shed light on the depth. the scope of the master's achievements. good morning, says doctor myasnyakov, showing us, we have entered the pre-new year 's week, today is monday, and the new year is already here, just count, well, the most delicious time, i understand, nerves, traffic jams, crowds, having time to do everything, and also gifts we need to buy it for everyone, it ’s great, we’ve been waiting for a whole year, well, we’ve been waiting, i personally was waiting for summer. tangerines can make you gain weight, but what else would you eat? of course, i take a slice, it tastes so good, i continue to sleep. we answer new year's questions from the doctor, whether a hat can protect against meningitis, how healthy potatoes are as a snack. and where to eat it, in the sense of smearing it, it can be sniffed. new year, time. when children are given a lot of sweet gifts, in kindergarten, at school, at christmas trees, a huge