what does johnny think about this? johnny on oken to this? e has offered counsel that's been learned through his 40 years of public service that is me and many of us in the georgia delegation and this nation. i have many personal stories about johnny. some of them appropriate for the floor. of them not. my first recollection with a call i maden is a friendager, i needed the ballot through box. enator isakson picked up the phone. he said, i am not quite sure who spoke to senator isakson but way the next vote is going to go. took.as all it over the tell you 30 years how much you meant to my family. forward a sense of bipartisanship and working across the aisle for the good of all georgians. he's played a key role in maintaining his reputation. i look forward to that special radition continuing in the coming legislative sessions. public service is much more than service of the member. it's also the service of the family. isakson, your children, your wonderful wife, diane, we extend our thanks for their to serve georgia and support our delegation

coming up, johnny casali's story takes a dramatic turn.e up at 6:00 in the morning, 30 federal agents showed up at my door, guns to my head. whoa. ♪ lemonis: i didn't know what to expect when i got to humboldt county, but it definitely wasn't the story like johnny casali's. johnny is a marijuana farmer, easy going and soft spoken. he was raised on this land, and it's the place where his life would change forever. one morning i woke up at 6:00 in the morning to 30 federal agents showed up at my door. whoa. guns to my head. they searched my property. they searched the house. it was 1992. johnny and his best friend were caught growing 1,500 marijuana plants. [ helicopter blades whirring ] at that time, there was a lot of eradication going on in humboldt, and they were trying to make an example out of us. and you stopped. all the plants went away. oh, we stopped because you had a gun at your head. he was charged with eight federal counts, including conspiracy to manufacture and distribute marijuana. we told the judge, "hey, look, we're guilty.

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johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnnys a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh? >> jay leno wanted to essentially just continu

joining me now is will go to johnny as a son barrack the general consumer protection with a food and agriculture organization thanks for your time so it's the worst locust 'd outbreak in decades across east africa what is causing this now. well to our knowledge it's really it's really exacerbation or. better. climate conditions which actually allowed the breeding of locust in eastern africa then does not this was not happen as you rightly say that for 4 decades in december we had 4 cycle of switch formed in then on so it cause i don't look for moisture flames to come in the sun nothing in this allowed the local soup eat in mass and this locust can breed in millions and then if you sell out actually build up so that is really you know me and f. octo or. climate conditions that have chains to make it suitable for the locals to predict ok they are eating everything in the sights now how serious could the implications be. implications could be extremely serious am global figures so far report from ifill has shown that 821000000 persons out when and in any nice enough in africa we have 22

um, and his name is johnny and he is amazing. >> reporter: and named after your father? think that i always wanted to talk about issues. uh, and i wanted to help people, but never really felt like i wanted to change anything never felt like i could change anything. ♪ we're all born then we die ♪as >> and when heorn, i felt like i wanted to in some small way try to change the worl and i still feel that y.om ♪in mansions and some in mud ♪ traditionalists who think you're on territory you shouldn't be on?f >>urse, of course, there's always people that, you know,th are not- wish i would do, you know, remake koko taylor records for my entire life. but the one thing that koko taylor always told me is that she loved me because i'm doing my own thing. ♪ we ain't got time for hated ain't got time ♪ ain't got time ain't got time for hate ♪ '70s if you were aor r&but the singer, recording at philadelphia's sigma sound studio meant you were big time. the famed downtown space recorded some of the biggest hits of the era. but as newshour weekend's christopher booker recently learned,

getting those announcements of investigations and so he wanted to get rid of her, but the fact that johnny di stephano said pompeo hansn't ben confirmed so you can't fire her. trump would complain to his aids, fire mueller or get rid of sessions and they were usually able to placate him and prevent

and i think you're the only person who went up against johnny carson in competition, who johnny stillple said-- ( laughter ) "you may be from nebraska together, but this isn't going to cement your friendship, that you're going opposite him." and i said, "nobody's going to dream of my knocking johnny carson off the throne." and guess what, i never did. ( laughter ) but we remained friends. we talked about old things, nebraska memories and things. and sometimes, when i started, as you know, to start a 90-minute show or late-night talk show, or whatever, you realize i've never done this before. >> stephen: no, there's no preparing to be on the show by yourself and have your name up front. >> i can't think of anything that would-- i did some dumb things at first. i-- i really was scared. i woke up, and i thought this is the first day of my life i'm responsible for a television show that's ad lib. i can't even remember who's on today. somehow i got through it. but will your staff ever correct you or say, "here's something you might want to change a little about yourself?" >> stephen: if i

johnny no perdiÓ las esperanzas, y dice que buscÓ hasta debajo de las piedras. >> decÍa que había muertohombre era el padre de silva. se llama antonio mendoza, efectivamente dijo que tenÍa una hija con ese nombre. tambiÉn les contÓ que la guerra lo obligÓ a quedarse viviendo en el departamento de santa ana, dejando a su familia y a su hija de dos aÑos en el departamento de san miguel. >> la gente empezÓ a responder, empezÓ a circular información. al final, despuÉs de ese contacto y todas las averiguaciones, y estÁ, ha llegado a un final feliz. ernesto: una maÑana de enero, por fin silva pudo conocer a su padre. dÉ -- Él pudo abrazarla. antonio fue el mÁs afectado con la emociÓn del reencuentro, por eso hizo hasta lo imposible por disimular sus lÁgrimas. >> se siente bien, lÁgrimas de alegrÍa. >> me alegra mucho verlo y conocerlo. ernesto: cuando antonio recobrÓ el aliento, nos contÓ orgulloso que ya es abuelo. >> una nieta con otra nieta y un nieto mÁs. ernesto: el rompecabezas de la vida de antonio al fin tomo forma. al fin. cada pieza en su lugar, preparando un almuerzo para presentarl

. >> johnny and el paso, texas. johnny you are on. >> thank you so much. i have a quick question. i've been watching the question and answer from the house managers and the legal counsel. one thing i noticed is when a senator asked a certain question they only hit on the question for a quick moment and then they respond to a question either to the house managers or the legal counsel from three or four questions ago. from my understanding from the procedure should go, no either side has a rebuttal. i don't see why the chief justice is allowing that to happen. that would be my only question for that. as far as john bolton, i'm the type of person if they have something to say, let them, and say it but at the same time if he already had the information concerning the president why did he wait for a book deal and sarah have something to say now. that would be my only concern about that. if he had something important he should've came out and said it. >> currently the bolton book is going to be scheduled to come out on march 17. as mitch mcconnell makes his way back out on the senate fo

bunny found this in the back of one of johnny's trucks. johnny? my husband. to choppy? johnny runs a moving truck rental company, and i help out. someone could have cut their hand moving a piano. the guy who rented thatruck comes in every couple of weeks. really sketchy. pays only cash.

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tell me i'm going fast on friday right if i'm going to be johnny. on the line. ya come on anybody's a. woman the money i get the money even if you almost need me to do it very close to the weakness to come on come down the drain it's a can live you need to keep in on it just down the road. for the. stuff. you know we out with that little thing johnny's managed to get the child think a little then and the cause finally deciding what he wanted in those crucial 30 minute rule yeah i would say i messed it up by some minutes i think i got compromised by the traffic but at the end of it the challenge i would say goes through right charlie because you have a lot on the racetrack and. i was not able to charge it on time so what do we do now head off and get them then put on our minds on the cars charged i think we go to the obama. ok let's do it what do we call the challenger drawn in any case the real winner is the entire. over 200 kilometers cyril graham. yeah that's me you're probably wondering what happened but 1st thing you need to know is i'm a car guy a petrol ta

johnny fernandez, cbs news. >>> lyft and uber of being slammed on social media for implementing search pricing as customers were trying to flee an active shooter situation in seattle. riders were desperately trying to get on the downtown area wednesday night while police were investigating gunfire that left one person dead and seven wounded. one customer said typical fairs suddenly skyrocketed, some more than $100. >> to take advantage of a high need, or the high demand due to an active shooter situation is terrifying. because, it is terrifying to think of the highest bidder getting access to safety while the rest of us are like forced to sit there. >> reporter: lyft issued a statement that "when we learned what happened, we implemented a cap on primetime pricing." both lyft and uber said riders would be reimbursed. >>> doctors have diagnosed 34 u.s. service members with traumatic brain injuries in the wake of this month's iranian missile attack on u.s. forces in iraq. the pentagon says that some are being treated in the united states and germany. others have returned to duty after the

and you are no johnny carson. ♪ goo goo goo goo goo goo goo goo ♪ >> welcome the great white north.re was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent

and if our cameraman, johnny, just pans down to the ground here, you can that see everything is black and up to the sky, you'd normally see a canopy there, and — i'm going to shut up for a second... silence ..nothing. a cacophony of trees, birdsong in those trees is what you would hear. and johnny, if we just bring the camera down here, just look down here — a corridor of burnt trees, wallabies, koalas, everything that was living in this place was incinerated. the world war i artists, wyndham lewis, paul nash, they never saw anything on this scale. but this is just a tiny fraction of the millions of acres that have been destroyed in this appalling bushfire season. let's speak now with our correspondent phil mercer who is in sydney. preparing again for the worst? australians are pretty or wary. that has been going on for weeks and weeks and in the next 48 hours, especially in the state of victoria, they are anticipating more hot, dry, windy conditions. the winds are expected to be pretty warm coming down from the north and the north—west, but what will conspire to make the fire danger

and if our cameraman, johnny, just pans down to the ground here, you can that see everything is blackur has changed and up to the sky, you'd normally see a canopy there, and — i'm going to shut up for a second... silence ..nothing. a cacophony of trees, birdsong in those trees is what you would hear. and johnny, if we just bring the camera down here, just look down here — a corridor of burnt trees, wallabies, koalas, everything that was living in this place was incinerated. the world war i artists, wyndham lewis, paul nash, they never saw anything on this scale. but this is just a tiny fraction of the millions of acres that have been destroyed in this appalling bushfire season. in peru, heavy rains in southern and central regions have washed away bridges, with homes and medical centres engulfed by severe flooding. the country is currently in the middle of its annual rainy season, but local authorities said such rainfall had not been seen in the region since 2002. gareth barlow has more. roads transformed into rivers of mud. this, the heaviest rain in southern and central peru for almo

what this means it's a special election, teal take place in november to fill the term of johnny isakson, two more years n his term after the election. democrats are hopeful, republicans are concerned having doug collins, the congressman whose profile has risen so much during the impeachment trial because of his defense of president trump as the ranking member of the judiciary committee, that it might cause a split among republican voters who may also be introduced to kelly loefler, fairly new in the senate, and she's trying to keep that seat. here's how it's playing out on twitter. this is the tweet this morning from doug collins officially announcing that he is in the race, also sending out a link to his campaign asking for republicans to get behind him. also, notably, noting the president in his tweet saying, "i should serve and would best benefit georgia, the country and president trump." a lot of his campaign will likely focus on his support of president trump. "the washington post" reporter aaron blake noting that the nrsc has come out firing on doug collins. that is the national r

johnny my dress of course. who it's really i know it's tight i know it fits as if it were made for you because. unlike the lies the politicians mueller's dishonest compliments are not intentional deceptions . is a tasty wonderful fanks. in their months if someone tells you they've been to the hairdresser and they ask you how their new haircut looks and you think oh dear but say this is great then that's a problem i'd fear not and i would not lie because you're aiming somehow to help maintain the other person's self esteem. health. researchers call those white or socially positive lives social conventions belong to this group inc. morning neighbor how are you good wife i have a nice day. a certain degree of dishonesty promotes harmonious coexistence. listen i'm stuck in traffic and i just wanted to let you know that i'm going to be late for such. a boundary is violated when the law is used for deception. when we like. at those quarterly figures working on it the idea by the end of the week. knowingly failing to

a dream come true josephine had married a very tail prince at 1st she loved the role of my dom's johnny young but she quickly tired of it she was a free woman not a housewife. after a miscarriage she decided this wasn't the life she wanted she divorced and returned to the stage of the performance alone it was no longer fulfilling. josephine wanted to give her life a deeper meaning she found it in the resistance against nazi occupation. by 3. to live off a lead of their going to do a job although i asked for only one thing to serve the country to which i am eternally grateful that france made me what i am accepting me unconditionally i was ready to give her my life. the war gave josephine the opportunity to serve a greater cause she became a spy for the french resistance frequently risking her life. while on tour across europe she eavesdropped and flirted with high ranking officials to gather sensitive information which she concealed in invisible ink on her sheet music. and with it the money and those. seen a biker evil but easy for you that. it can help to be josephine baker the customs

joining me now is that will got the johnny assistant director general and consumer protection with the food and agriculture organization that was there thanks for your time so it's the worst locust outbreak in decades across east africa what it's cost and does now. well to our knowledge it's free it's created the exacerbation off of. that climate conditions which has actually allowed the breeding of locusts in eastern africa and this not this has not happened as you rightly say that for 4 decades in december we had 4 cycle and switch formed in then on so it caused i don't of moisture frames to comment he said nothing and disallowed the locusts to breed in mass and this locus can breed in millions and if he's allowed to actually can multiply very rapid so it is really. an f. octo or. of climate conditions that have chains to make it suitable for the locusts to breed ok that you think everything india cites now how serious could the implications be implications could be extremely serious am global figures so far report from ifill has shown that 821000000 persons outweight hungry of in an

yeah a lot of my name is on the sound of the fanatic underneath through my city city of johnny's back your house that is back and so they call it is the mandela bridge it's a wonderful city incredible space just like my cooking it will take you places. in the 150 years ago the gold rush times johannesburg from a rule backwater into the african metropolis we see today sun doesn't really is known all over town he's lived here all his life so he knows how to navigate the concrete jungle and how to catch the biggest fish the multicultural suburb of really is he's home tough long after the gold dust settled people are still flocking to the splash of the city from all over the continent. the tram coming regarding. this year was based on the one we've seen this tell the story of you over the overcrowding if you will just crazy to find a place to stay what you're going to the place to connect to a lot of parts of the city you know and then this group it is the temporarily in an idea kind of part of the strike here now for over 20 years with some $10000.00 new arrivals every month john his boo

family at the time the national socialists the nazi party came to power like many others they believe johnny had an enlightened cultured society and the violence against jews would stop. or about this visionary book from a man of letters david leavitt's after 945 people here in germany claimed they didn't know anything who wanted another war and concentration camps weren't those for criminals well if they had just read the right books they would have seen it coming so many authors saw the disaster coming. from. jewish author leone for strong or wrote the up our minds in 1933 just months after hitler rose to power the upper months are wealthy jewish family in the furniture business their story starts just a few months before the nazis take over but it's clear that change is coming there's already anti semitic violence in the streets but the upper months don't want to believe they're in danger because the germany they know is so simple lies here people were not inclined to concede that the thing as imbecile as the nationalist movement had a chance. when foundations were for when was equipped w

my name is johnny paris and i weren't dollars. susanna hunkers a foster mother for a children's village in southern germany she has 7 foster children living with her and raised 3 of her own she feels being a children's village mother is her calling. captured us but i believe you're an s.o.s. mother all your life you'll always be one they see you take your leave of the children but i don't know if you even can ask what is your how can. i. hate s.o.'s parents live together with their foster children at the hole in law children's village each family in a house of their own children who are unable to stay with their biological families for whatever reason find a new home here. they are you know that's. the idea for the s.o.'s children's villages originated in austria and spread around the world now there are children's villages on 6 continents suzanne has been an s.o.s. mother for 16 years the 1st of her foster children have grown up and are getting ready to move out how hard will it be for her to let go she's devoted her life her own

first of all, johnny is a professional racing instructor here at drift limits.day out to scare the living daylights out of members of the public. in the passenger seat will be mark, ensuring fair play and probably screaming his head off. and who can we get to give one of the finest sports cars a run for its money in a tesla? it's only top gear's the stig! oh, i'm sorry, the stig wasn't available, so i'm standing in. is that 0k? it's only click‘s lara lewington! drivers, start your engines! revs engine. relaxing music plays. dramatic music plays. ready... i'm the passenger here. myjob is really simple, ijust have to observe and report! whoa! i did brake a bit early, but i so clearly won. i'm no expert but that was no contest. wow! and i can tell you that lara hasn't stopped bragging about that race since. now, 2019 was the year when many more manufacturersjoined the electric party. better infrastructure, decent driving ranges and guarantees on battery life all added to the mood music. and so, dan simmons went to the frankfurt motor show to catch the electric buzz

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former scotland international johnnie beattie has retired from rugby union.d 38 caps for his country, 13 more than fatherjohn, but 90 fewer than footballer sisterjen. former wales and norwich striker iwan roberts is to undergo tests on his brian for the rest of his life as part of a study into the early signs of dementia. research found footballers had a higher risk of dying from condition than the average person — linked to heading the ball. in the united states, they've taken measures to prevent children heading the ball at a certain age and roberts says the more we can learn about the dangers, the better. i don't think twice about it, you know? i'm 51. i played professional football for 21 years, over 50 games. i'd rather know sooner than later if the impact of having all those footballs in 20 years of play has had an impact on my brain. you look at what happens in america, i think it is from 11 years of age or under, they're banned from playing football. and i think it is something we can learn from. they haven't got the right skill or techniques at that

the senate will swear in the newest member, kelly leffler, who replaces johnny isakson. watch the senate live on c-span2 in the house live on c-span. the impeachment of president trump. continue to follow the process on c-span leading to a senate trial. live unfiltered coverage on c-span, on demand at c-span.org/impeachment, and listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: tonight on the communicators. whoan of freedom health, advocate for democracy, talk about the report on internet freedom. >> what we are seeing is general media used to be a level playing field for free expression by activists and ordinary users. now it is being co-opted by some of the more powerful, well resourced actors in society. i think that is where social media companies need to re-level the playing field to root out bad actors. make certain policy changes within the algorithms to incentiveize the democratic discourse in conversation. announcer: watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. ♪ >> my names adam cook and i'm the 2018 c-span winner. i am here to encourage you to w

johnny knowledge about goldman sachs and to chill hold on that i mean they usually come back to do talking to the . moon is we're not going to want. you know it's all going to go. now did you change out i was about to turn to a different 100 to one. project there's a category i will show you now do you said. compaq that. you sat down why. are you doing. apple okama. no i think that how you how barry how. do you says monte says how. do you watch liam most now who just feel bad will quit you on that adam will go if you can charm. the love back what i can the amount. mother there is an atom into the not usually sure to never go my way and. kodaks and cement his own. huntin fenosa cia the tiny little. thing. they want they are you. know you go cool go go go go look. yod soft. tissue which is a. new. pin when i. was on touch of the u.k. yeah and i think yeah i'd tend to naturals in that gulf war don't try to how do you fool an acrobat fan if with her you should it is an actual find in the mill shorts hot skirts. financial you couldn't walk since sound will shoot you choice what was she just 10

one of them was johnny apple of the new york times.n his story about the caucuses said mcgovern had an unexpectedly strong second-place showing. it was the first time i think where the expectations game got played. having national media, particularly of apple's stature started to legitimize this. mcgovern went on to win the nomination, and that really sent a signal that the potency of the antiwar movement and also that there was something going on out in iowa that was important to pay attention to. host: we will have an opportunity to look back in history. a little bit more about organization. at first, the caucus is guaranteed to be historic because at the same time the senate impeachment trial is going on. i am wondering, lots of debate already about the impact of that on the four senators currently competing in the caucuses and what it might do to them in the last weeks of campaigning. what are the local expert saying about the impact? mr. yepsen: this is unprecedented. it sidelines a good segment of the campaign. people are going t

let's bring in our power panel, johnny joey jones, christian whitening, former state department seniorisor and senior fellow at the center of national interest and fox nes correspondent gillian turner. sergeant jones, i want to start with you. you had a response on twitter to ban road saying you started a war over at imaginary redline. we have the iran we have today because of your policy. to this one out. explain. >> problem is we have the iran we have today because the obama administration objectively through policy never found a balance between restraint and deterrence. iran doesn't see simple messages like what ben rose is tweeting or perhaps the policy president obama brought forth as a deterrent and because of that they become emboldened. >> melissa: president trump tweeting "iran never won all war but never lost a negotiation." christian, that's throwing a lot of shade at the obama administration, basically saying they were taken advantage of. >> they were. they are not alone. republican administrations have made big mistakes, it's too. they've basically been pushing on an open

was johnny apple of the new york times, who in saidtory about the caucus, had angovern unexpectedly strongecond-place showing. it was the first time the expectations game got played. meetingsg national covering this thing, sorry to legitimize it, mcgovern went on to win the nomination and that really sent a signal that the potency of the antiwar movement that there was something going on out there in iowa that was worth paying attention to. host: we are going to have an opportunity to look back in history with you, but before we do that, a little bit more about organizations. the caucuses are guaranteed to be historic because is the same time the senate impeachment trial is going on. lots of debate among the political folks about the impact of that on the four senators who are currently competing in the caucuses and what it might do to them in these last weeks of campaigning. on thees it feel like ground and what are the local political experts say? guest: it is unprecedented. it sidelines a good segment of the campaign. people are going to have to be figuring out ways to do things electro

to do that, nice work, johnny. >> look at tahoe. it is gorgeous out there. >> wendy williams is coming up next. we will see you at noon. ow." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, here's wendy! [cheers and appl ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> wendy: hi! [cheers and applause] thank you for watching our show! say hello to my cohosts, my studio audience. [cheers and applause]

johnny sexson will lead ireland during the championship after rory best retired following the world cupsection is down due to a knee injury. karen wilson is due to the quarterfinals of snookehs due to the quarterfinals of snooker‘s masters, but there was a bit of a sting in the tail during his when overjack was asking. if you look closely, a wasp made it onto wilson pleasant colour there, and he had to take evasive action from it. you could see the referee ben williams removed it but was stung for his efforts. despite having his gloves on, as well, at least he was able to see the bright side. and wilson will now play stuart bingham in the quarterfinals. the 2015 world champion beat two—time trimesters winner mark williams by six frames to two. and thatis williams by six frames to two. and that is all we've got time for on sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. have a good night. welcome to our look ahead it with the papers bring. with me susie boniface and christopher hope, chief correspondent at the telegraph. let's have a look at those front pages of tomorrow, most of them alre

namely john michael mullaney, robert b blair, johnny eisenberg, michael ellis, preston wells v griffin, russell teapot, michael duffey, brian mccormick, and t bechtel. these actions were consistent with president trump's previous efforts to undermine the united states government investigations in a foreign interference. in the united states elections. through these actions, president trump sought to arrogate to himself, the right to determine the propriety scope and nature of the impeachment inquiry into his own conduct. the whole as a unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives in the exercise of its sole power of impeachment. in history of the republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors. this abuse of office concerned to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct. two season control the power of impeachment and thus to nullify the vital constitutional saf

scarlets' uncapped winger johnny mcnicholl will take north's place on the wing.he defending champions scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland on saturday. there are 10 changes to the starting fifteen that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. graeme mcdowell birdied his last three holes to sit in a share of the lead after the opening round of the saudi international. he said he was especially pleased given the windy conditions. john higgins has been knocked in the first round of the german masters snooker. the four time world champion was beaten in a decider by robbie williams. ding junhui also suffered an early exit in berlin. for some they're the must have piece of equipment in running right now. for others — they're creating an unfair playing field. nike's controversial vaporfly. it's wearers have set the five fastest marathon times in the last 16 months but world athletics are expected tomorrow to introduce tighter regulations around it — but are unlikely to ban it.

culture about ronald johnny come from tell me about your new project orphans of boko haram i mean that's a powerful title in itself and again unfortunate boko haram is another thing which we hear about a lot with kids and nigeria the book or on phenomenon it's another such story from the nigeria there is this class of people who people don't talk much about stuff actually i couldn't be the victims of book or. yeah but of them a kid's parents of been killed. in the course of militancy conflicts they have kids who've lost their parents some died as is a bonding of some died while refusing to become members of the koran more things like that for me it's the prince. strong visual awareness that probably will. influence the people in authority to to make a change in the. i think that's my responsibility honestly i really feel they know if you have kids. around in various homes not people taking care of and then i have these images of them in no saying that these kids need to go to school they need attention they just care they love the parents you know you need to be loved and they need to be

salinas al sur del área de la bahía, la madrugada del 19 de enero contrera junior de 23 años de edad y johnnyma de fuego contra el vehículo sospechoso porque al parecer intentaban atropellar los dos sujetos fueron capturados >>> la policía de san francisco capturar segundo sospechoso de un violento robo registrado 5 de julio del año pasado. aquí, en aire 20 años de edad que estaba involucrado en el robo y también agresión de un hombre de 56 años otro hombre de 69 años que intentó ayudar fue interceptado por ladrones. en octubre la policía había arrestado a otro sujeto >>> un aumento de en robo de viviendas y vehículos siempre ocupados a residentes en san josé, la jefa de la policía participó en un evento comunitario para calmar los ánimos de los vecinos. como nos dice flavio lacalle >>> esta mujer explica cómo los ladrones entraron a su negocio y se llevaron joyas incluyendo perlas, los propietarios esperan que esto ayude a dar con el paradero de los ladrones >>> estamos expuestos a robo, durante una reunión el jueves por la noche el jefe de la policíade san josé le explicó la comunidad los p

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