karina: the king meets the crown. lebron james is a four-time champion it was impressed with the stanley cup. it is the oldest professional sports trophy and the tampa bay lightning face off in the final tonight. abc 7 is your home of the nbc finals. at 9:00, it is the top 10 hosted by rob lowe. and we'll a fortune at 10:00. reggie: two senior citizens have lived up to the saying it is never too late. they took to the skies to skydive. they started skydiving at 88 years old. her friend, it was her first time. >> the view was so gorgeous. the weather was great. this was my first job. if you are even thinking about it, go for it. reggie: 95-year-old k was nervous because of all the young people around. karina: you think you are young, i feel like i'm a 30-year-old and i feel like i'm still 20. reggie: security screener shortage. a company looking to hire within nice signing bonus. a live look outside. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and

stay with us, karina: welcome back. headline on covid-19 is that an fda panel has recommended the novavax vaccine to be the fourth vaccine allowed for use in the u.s. that is the first hurdle toward getting fda authorization. joining us is california state epidemiologist erica pan. thank you for being here. let's talk about the big news for another covid vaccine. fda advisers recommended the covid shots by novavax. can you talk about what that would mean for the general public if fully approved? >> it means we have another vexing tool, which is exciting. and it is a different platform than our current, mrna vaccines and the johnson & johnson vaccine. that is exciting to have another vaccine. and this vaccine platform is similar to many other vaccines we have used over several decades, so excited to have another tool and waiting to hear when we will have the supply if it gets authorized, to be able to administer. karina: i have to ask because you see stories of covid vaccines being wasted, not used. how does this impact

karina: it was great to talk to you.scinating and some great advice that all of us could use. thank you so much. hopefully we will be talking to you again soon. graham: take care. karina: abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors. the nba finals starts tonight with the pregame show and larry beil. then nba countdown at 530. in three tips off at 6:00. -- game three tips off at 6:00. karina: wow. the national anthem like you've never heard it before. a northern california native's going viral for a haunting rendition at the a's game over the weekend where she played the song, as you saw, on a saw. video on social media has racked up more than one million views and she is a two-time international musical saw champion and has performed with the san francisco symphony. she is joining us now and will wow us with a live rendition. but first, we have so many questions for you. how did you discover your talent of playing music on a saw? >> i first heard the saw when i was a kid. my family was listening to the radio. i already

karina: well said. it has been a long discussion, back and forth all pride month on the western of having law enforcement arch in the parade, with or without uniform. with that the mayor, catch us up on all of that. what other feelings now? -- what are the feelings now? >> we are happy the mayor will be in the parade. we reached an agreement with law enforcement, most of the contingent in law enforcement will be in casual attire. there will be some of the brass in dress uniforms, then some officers for security. we accomplished what our board set out to do, and we brought light to that discussion and will continue it later. i think it does the two or three things we set out to do, it is inclusive and the mayor will be there, a great friend of pride. we wanted to include her. i think it is a great solution. there is more work to be done going forward, we are anxious to get started on that next month. but right now, we're just going to focus on the celebration and the parade, make sure people are safe and

karina: so wear comfortable shoes?gie: you are climbing over the big things, logs, there's a really good chance you're going to slip at some point and fall on your butt. all of this will happen. drew: great. great. reggie: but it is really fun. drew: never in the wilderness. reggie: when did you last go to a concert the wilderness? drew: great question. that was vegas and that was nowhere near. good morning. let's go outside. it is really beautiful this morning. a great day we have come a relatively low humidity, not bone dry but comfortable levels. a lot of sunshine today and temperatures comfortable for this time of year. we are warming up a bit. we are not talking about any heat advisories. we will just warm up a little bit above average for this time of year. right now numbers are cooler compared to this time yesterday. we are waking up to numbers in the low and mid 50's. take a light layer with you. dew points measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere. yesterday, these numbers were in the 60's, that is humid.

karina, how are we doing on traffic? karina: still looking at this issue on 101. this is the view from sky 7. bottom part of the screen, you can see all of that debris, foam. th was from an earlier fire on 101 southbound. a trailer from a semi got the attached and caught on fire. now the work will start to get it moved out of the way. in the meantime, they have one to two lanes open through that stretch. this is on southbound 101 before lawrence expressway. you will want to take it you tour this morning if you can. quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lederman lights on at 5:43. starting to see some delays there. a state senator's home is the scene of a search. why the bomb squad was called to the home of scott wiener. reggie: drafted by the pavement. the story of a scary carjacking in the east bay. in the east bay. karina: live look outside, aegy. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day wit

karina: you have a month. reggie: you know what, you were not far off -- you said you were hoping the cd would drop in time for your birthday. but she dropped the announcement right before your birthday. drew: it makes me think that several albums are coming because it says act one. a years with no content. --a and six years with no content. what about the tour? reggie: there is always a different layer to things with beyonce. it could mean it is the visual album. act ii could be the tour, it could be a movie, it could be the musical. we do not know. the cartoon? karina: we have time to speculate, that is the crazy thing. would you rather have the one month to prepare for something or do you like it when it is the day of? drew: date of. drop it and it is like huh. she dropped a formation of the day before the super bowl, performed it during the super bowl. right after the performance there was a commercial that was like, now she is on tour. i did not save money for this! but i guess i can now be frugal. reggie

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did karina come to him by car?omething was not right with him, he had another woman, maybe similar. oh, slava, be careful, eh. okay, thanks for the cognac. hello, who are you? firsova lives here what to do if you came to congratulate me on early release? why don't you come to celebrate? i will come. ok. there is no smoking. no, there won't be. gathered far away clara valentina what do you care about want to get a job? and you know, i remind you 5 years ago, he was your deputy in a real estate agency. and i want to understand how you can throw your own sister for money, and then i also substitute something for a person. and you will not go anywhere, citizen firsova, because you are accused of murdering the tailor vladimir alekseevich. and why is this because of money? your son's tailor's father, although you were not painted in the event of the tailor's death your son receives a huge amount of money, as the only heir to dispose of these funds, you will be very inheritance plus a month to a loved one than not a motiv

karina: let's turn to ginger zee. with a look of what is coming up on gma. >> coming up on gma, all eyes on the federal reserve to take on the fight against inflation. possibly set for the biggest increase in three decades. we will tell you what it means for home prices, jobs. and then the devastating images from yellowstone national park. the ongoing flooding and how long this place is going to be closed, when it could reopen. how one mother gave her daughter the greatest gift, serving as her surrogate. we are going to talk to both of them. haley beaver here live talking about how her husband justin bieber is doing after his help scare her, her health after her mini stroke and her new skincare line. so much more here on gma. reggie: gender, you tommy something this morning on instagram. keyhole gardening? what is that. >> it was developed in drought stricken areas in africa. the compost goes directly in this little hole, a keyhole that has greats that feed the nutrients and water to plants. it cuts water by at least

karina: a flashback to election night 2020. more on monday's hearing on the january 6 on the capitol. reggie: the ballot measure to restore car access for all. karina: the east bay story hour gets interrupted by the proud boys. new details on the investigation underway. underway. reggie:iety that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you. (music throughout) what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent

karina: the u.s.rks services managers on average nearly 70 million pounds of wastennlly. half of yellowstone's waste is plastic. there's a lot of it. we need to get rid of it. we need to find solutions. it may be more hygienic to clean your dishes with a brush rather than a sponge. a new study found bacteria levels were lower in used brushes then used sponges. researchers say it did not really matter how people clean their sponge or how often. with brushes, researchers say they drive very fast and harmful bacteria will die. i know you are a bit of a clean freak. do you even used sponges? i know some people don't use them because they don't want to deal with the grossness. luz: i do, but i want to say something. if my husband is watching, he says don't even talk about washing dishes because you don't do them at home. does that also go with beauty blenders, what you used to put makeup on? karina: that is something to think about. the sponges for makeup, i would think there are smaller groups, so no bact

karina: welcome back. we are now focusing on your voice, your vote. tomorrow is election day as jason abu dean's job is on the line. we are watching the race closely along with paul mitchell, hugh is -- who is joining us now to discuss the election. thank you for joining us. >> happy to be here. karina: let's talk about the low turnout for the primary election. you tracked the numbers. can you explain how you get the data? how do the numbers this election compared to years past? >> over 30 years ago, we started to builaeoterw tt ke all voters in a big database, we can get data from each county in the days leading up to the election to identify who is returning their ballots. we can further break it down. how many of those voters are latinos, democrats, white, homeowners? and all of this other insight we have into the election. the most important question you had was -- what does the turnout mean? we see record low turnout for this election so far. and when we have lower turnout, the turnout is much less re

karina: a bolo tie. a way people could actually save on gas -- if you could work just four days a week rather than five. starting today, more than 3300 workers in britain are trying it out. it's part of a six-month care. the workers will not get a pay cut for the reduced hours. the trial will monitor workers productivity as well as the effect on their quality of life stop many people i have talked to, including all of us, we pretty much work a 10 hour workday. larry: i don't know about spencer. [laughter] dan: i think a lot of careers and businesses eventually are going to try this for a variety of reasons. it's going to be more attractive to get new talent, it's going to have less impact on the environment. it certainly has an appeal. we all know when you take a three-day weekend, no matter how many hours you work, it is restful, a lot of quality of life. we would all be happy and my horses really going to love it. spencer: i was saving my retort -- some of us, it is paula tate of not potato. [laughter]

i'm karina nova and i'm dan ashley.wo separate shootings in less

karina does not avoid the urgent problems that every american faces today. actively criticizes the government and the president biden, in particular, due to the high inflation in the country, the increase in the price of gasoline and products and the high level of crime, the rapid increase in gas prices, rental products, rampant crime and poisonous distribution policy it also affects the foreign policy of the american president. karina lipsman is certain that biden could have restrained putin even before the attack, however, i wish that the american president did not have enough political will to impose strict sanctions even before the war in ukraine began. my heart breaks from what is happening and i think that none of this should not have happened and again all because of the weakness of the leadership and we could have done a lot more to prevent this attack because we knew exactly what it would lead to we had information in we had the opportunity to stop this and our leadership decided that this is not what they are going to do and so we could have preven

karina: it councilwoman calling karina: it councilwoman calling for a state of when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. karina: a man killed in a crash in oakland early on sunday. oakland police say officers chased the accused driver. >> in back to back weeks, oakland is mourning the life of another person killed by a high-speed driver. >> it echoes the fact that we need more traffic enforcement to slow people down. >> this time, the family of a 28-year-old hayward resident leaving flowers and candles feet from where he lost his life. his brother said he was walking back to his car after getting food, when he was struck by a vehicle early sunday morning. oakland police confirmed the driver had been

karina: asegura que en el camino los han agredido autoridades locales y estatales.a: las terminales esta abarrotadas, los agentes de migraciÓn no les han dado una explicaciÓn clara de por quÉ se les impide el paso. con mÁs de una semana de travesÍa desde la frontera sur de mÉxico hasta el norte del paÍs este grupo de migrantes asegura que no descansarÁn hasta cumplir su objetivo de llegar a la frontera con estados unidos, en monterrey, mÉxico, karina garza ochoa, univisiÓn. ilia: en mÉxico los albergues de reynosa para migrantes estÁn completamente llenos, decenas de familias, principalmente haitianas y centroamericanas hacen largas filas desafiando las altas temperaturas, esperando ocupan los refugios mientras su escaso de asilo son evaluados en estados unidos, marlene de guzmÁn nos habla de esta situaciÓn. >> quisiera llegara al municipio donde estÁ mi papÁ para que me pueda mejorar. marlene: la pequeÑa gÉnesis sufre de epilepsia, ella y su madre cruzaron estados unidos pero los devolvieron a reynosa, mÉxico, pasÓ horas frente al albergue senda de vida uno, pero p

oh, yeah, take a look outside karina. we have a live view from row looking out towards a golden gate bridge marine layer, very very thin almost non-existent. so today we are warming up evenn more for father's day and juneteenth and triple digits heading our way for the start of summer all those details in the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up also ahead smash and n another robbery in walnut creek exploring. the great outdoors is one way to spend the summer but our sky high gas prices putting the brakes on travel plans. leaving local camping sites empty what we're hearing from experts. i'm reggie from abc seven mornings reminding you that pride. comes in every color and that's the cheats. (brad) over the years, we've helped millions of renters find their perfect place. like andrea, whose new apartment finally has a dishwasher. (brad vo) ow! oh! ow! (andrea) hello...? (brad vo) uh-oh! what? this isn't right! what is that? a fork? hot, hot, hot! ooo! mayday! mayday! hey, get me out of here. seems like andrea got a dishwas

are in the bay area coming up later on this week karina. all right, sandia sonoma state university's pres harassmenttidenuniv females for $600,000 in january sakaki and her husband denied any wrongdoing they announced their separation in april she plans to step down. july 31st saying she wants to give the university a chance to move forward. well election day is tomorrow and you can vote in person or turn in your mail-in ballot every registered voter in california is getting a mail-in ballot. you should have had yours by now san francisco district attorney chase ubudin voted early in person today one of the most controversial measures on the ballot is prop h, that is the effort to recall him abc 7 news reporter stephanie. sierra is in our news. preview steph. well, dan after two years of outrage of the direction of san francisco political experts. say this recall election of district attorney chase. abudine is a turning point for voters that could pave a new future of law and order across the city and county and the latest polls aren't look

i'm karina, nova. all right, karina. thank you in solano county ch, officers are investigating a crash that killed a caltrans worker. it happened on interstate 80 and vacaville near lagoon valley road, just after ten o'clock this morning and as abc 7 news reporter under hassan explains investigators now have a suspect in custody. he was part. way he got out and he was shattered it's good as the office manager solano property management where the alleged suspect of the fatal hit and run parked after. accident which happened a few miles down the road. slanker says chp and fairfield police arrive minutes later when the alleged suspects surrendered without incident. we were told chp came in fairfield police department came in first and he came in and said that it was actually a homicide investigation and that he had killed a caltrans worker on interstate 80 and then chp came in and reiterated that so this time the accident is a ongoing investigation. we can confirm that there was a fatal traffic collision and that there is a

good morning, karina morning.here is no fog right now winds are light. so temperatures are going to be warmer compared to yesterday. we had a gorgeous sunrise temperatures in the next hour mostly be in the 50s, but noticed by lunchtime. it's already in the upper. and he's inland around the bay low 70s, and inland temperatures will top off in the mid 80s this afternoon around the bay upper 70s and at the beaches low 60s sunsets at 8:34. you won't need a jacket if you're heading out for dinner for inland aries and around the bay and then things are really going to heat up tuesday and wednesday and all those details with the accuweather 7-day forecast coming up karina. thanks the travel troubles that our nation's airports continue thousands of flights were. were delayed this weekend as the busy summer season heats up abc news reporter corina mitchell reports on the measures transportation secretary. he put a judge plans to take to resolve the growing problem. as demand for travel sores past pre-pandemic levels frustr

indeed later on this week, dan and karina.the weekend. we got much needed rain. let me show you a live picture right now where the sun is shining from our emeryville camera, but we definitely had rain setting daily records believe it or not 2300 so over the weekend in san francisco breaking the old record set back in 1934, downtown oakland 2800 of an inch. both surpassing their monthly average of 2/10 of an inch. we had other records at oakland airport, napa and half moon bay. so definitely welcome here are some of the other rainfall totals kent field a third of an inch santa rosa picking up. 6700 of an inch at the airport trace amountso in places like livermore and a hundredth of an inch in san jose. nothing on live doppler 7 right now. we're not expecting any more rain as a matter of fact, we have gusty onshore winds right now 35 miles an hour at sfo 26 sustained at san francisco. enjoy that seabreeze because once it starts to weaken and shut off we're going to feel the heat here in the bay area. you see the fog that's anoth

vaughn, let's immediately be with karina today and karina skafan, a researcher at the kosovo palace parkomplex, it is she who will tell us secret secrets and features about the palace today. good afternoon. hello and we went to the butlers and we are met here by this estate from the family and despite the fact that we are obliged to the palace, however, it is he who meets the guests. and as you can see, he looks out the window, he looks at his park, because if you want, with whom we passed at empty was not the main entrance to the palace, as now visitors enter are conducted in accordance with the sources that have found pictures before us. what the palace looked like inside and in particular the fireplaces restored according to the drawings of these fireplaces it was this hall, as they looked during the years of the central building, that each had its own name in accordance with the color. it was decorated so in the central building of the palace, which we are in, there was a blue hall, a pink hall, a black hall, and there was a white hall, into which we will now proceed. let's go let's

i'm karina nova and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us here in the bay area two separate shootings in less than a week have really rocked the san jose community. one of them happened at a grocery store leading to a tragic death. the other happened in a library with children inside a suspects in both shootings are still on the run abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes has the latest on those investigations and why experts say it's still critical that we continue to look at those types of locations as safe spaces. it's a quiet afternoon in this east san jose neighborhood home of hillview library a big difference from the scene neighbors saw on monday. nothing happened in this neighborhood before like this. so it was really shocking and surprising for us that afternoon two men chased the third into the library while shooting at him the victim is expected to survive two suspects are still at large. it comes after this shooting sunday at a san jose safeway killing employee manny. we saw police say the circumstances are still u

karina orlova - journalist, echo of moscow , washington city. thank you.l fans of putin, everyone knows this famous song, and the proceeds from the sale are sent to help ukrainians, only one brewery has already collected 15 thousand dollars how the americans are cooking for putin and making money for ukraine yuriy gularos says we are in the town of hillsbro, it is nothing special, the american hinterland until recently. here was an old barn where grain was stored. and now there is a brewery where they brew a unique beer according to the ukrainian recipe dill barley we mix everything here we get sugar and useful components, then we boil it at a certain temperature and we get wort. american jeremy and his brother opened this family brewery seven years ago, the guys themselves develop different varieties and brew lagermedove but recently we decided to brew a batch of beer, which was named in honor of the famous screamer of kharkiv football fans, lord . at first, we brewed a little, about 3000 liters of this beer , just for a test, but it sold out in an instan

it was very difficult for karina.re no two apartments. работа печательно there were no problems at all, i didn't know what financial issues there were, although people like karina are few and far between now - says volunteer tatyana yaka, who has been working in a kitchen for refugees at the border since the beginning of the war, at least for borscht and by the way, there are ten fewer people coming to her than a few months ago, of course there are not many now, many are returning, and boy scouts from the nearby volunteer tent confirm this. they came here to help from germany, but now they say it is more like a vacation because there is no special work. at the beginning, i was here for 80,000 people daily nowadays there are not many here but not that there is no one at all we offer people coffee and tea we have baby food diapers also people can rest in our tent the most important thing is to stop when it rains or at night, it is warm here, however, to have a complete picture, go to przemyśl. literally 7 km from the bo

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orlova journalist is with us now karina greetings to you hello the results we can already give you eher the first day meeting because there were important statements banning the export of gold, sanctions well, of course, the financing of ukraine, or financial assistance to ukraine until the end of the war, how do you rate this first day of the summit , because it conveys previous examples from bc yes, he it was enough for everyone that germany , first of all, helped ukraine more, and secondly, to begin with, it supplies more and heavier weapons from germany in general. the result a-and then it will be left to do the same thing with france because in france germany is the two richest countries and the countries of the european union actually yes and they should help ukraine in europe most of all by the way you had a republican yes visiting and i now, i was reading a very interesting column of the editorial office of word, so a reductive column of the wall street journal publication , it is possible that this publication became, well, it was generally republican in principle, and then i

right away we will be with karina today and karina skafano is a very employee of the kostovo, palacek complex, it is she who will tell us secret secrets and features today, and the palace. good afternoon. hello, we are starting the fountain. there was a park. yes, the fountain gives away for the disrespect of parkour, since they had the richest park, more than 100 species of plants appeared in it, and there were many shady alleys in the folder, some sculptures and fountains were more expensive there. and, of course, we cannot afford many fountains, but one a large fountain, when disrespect for this park is here, i understand that the restoration is still ongoing, but you can already visit the palace and see the architecture just like that. the end of remote work in the palace is planned for the end of next year, however. already today it is possible to start up the restored first floor. let's go for a walk. you and i are in the urochische at least more often not far from the city of kosovo, and about these names obliquely, rechevshchina comes from the swampy area, which was character

and karina creates a nano-composite based on perifalate and all the same montemalanite that for mosta set of incomprehensible words for girls is a common educational process, which is easily controlled, we are trying to embed clay particles into organic matter. i'm trying to isolate these particles of clay and the value of the study is that in the orenburg region there are about 46% of the total russian stock of this clay and for our region - this is an extremely promising area both in economic and technological terms in the school of karina and zlata study in himvee in the classroom, but even there you can not spend everything experiments and a completely different story girls are engaged in additional education in the orenburg center. identification and support of gifted children gagarin and he gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted childr

karina: he is there ahead of our pregame show.t we'll have thousands of fans out here at chase center and fries city because there's going to be a lot going on. it is a party. we will have the fan fest as always, and that is already sold out, so probably a couple thousand people will be outside, but inside, the warriors are hosting a watch party for you and thousands of your friends, similar to what the warriors did for years at oracle arena. it sounds really odd, sounds really strange, but when you go there for a watch party, it feels like you are witnessing the game in person. they introduce starting lineups. they have the dance team, as you saw a few seconds ago, concession stands open, so it deals like a regular game day experience, except you don't have steph curry and friends out there. you have to sign up at chase centre.com. i'm told they are close to selling out tonight, but there are still seats available again for on friday, and a portion of the proceeds raised go to the

abc's karina mitchell has the story. karina: doses for the youngest children on the way to pediatricians and pharmacies around the world with pfizer saying it plans to ship 2.5 million doses i the end of the month. it comes hours after the fda officially gave its emergency authorization. >> parents, caregivers and health care providers can trust both of these have been authorized with science and safety at the forefront of our minds. karina: the cdc expected to give final approval today, signaling the green light for children under five and as young as six months to roll up their sleeves as soon week. florida is the only state that didn't preorder the shots. governor ron desantis said he doesn't support giving the covid vaccine to healthy children under the age of 17. >> doctors can get it, hospitals can get it, but there will not be any state programs that will be trying to get covid jabs to infants and toddlers. >> is infuriating. it is making it difficult for parents who want to get there children under five vaccinate

the castle right away today we will be with karina karina, a researcher at the koshelsky palace of the park complex, it is she who will tell us today the secrets of the secrets and features of the palace. good afternoon. hello, we are starting the fountain. there was a park fountain, gives a disrespectful park. which they had the richest party to us provided more than 100 species of plants and there were many shady alleys in the park, some sculptures and fountains were more expensive. and, of course, we can’t allow a lot of fountains, however, one big fountain, when disrespect for this park is here, i understand that the restoration is still ongoing, but you can already visit the palace and see the architecture in this way. the completion of registration work in the palace is planned at the end next year, however. the renovated first floor is ready to be opened today palace in words. let's go for a walk doctors of the world more often near the city of kosovo and in these names obliquely rechevshchina comes from the swampy area, which was characteristic. lands for centuries, so the name

where is karina i need an enemy? be taken he lost, too much blood faster.in case i go out to you. i also went with them just in case. go. opa wow, that's the tomahawk thing. cool just for the buffalo, just don't tell him about it. well, well, what is there, what are we working on? are you working? my meat will be ready in 20 minutes. and you still work out evasion. don't do it, i'll leave mine without dinner. work. faster faster horse, come on, equip already. listen to the dragon, and make a panorama. so here it is, so that the choice of position is clear. finish already. careful you are not drifters, i know my business, come on, come on, disguise, yes. what are you doing? do you need hands? stay where you are. follow the road. if someone else appears the message is there, understood. and what to do with a log? log? now we will raise the gun so it is blocked. offend here, we will raise it, and we will raise it. what's happening? who are you, wait? what are you doing ambulance? a lot of ineffective shooting is bad. okay , get him out of there. well , why did

karina garza sigue en vivo en mÉxico y nos tener reacciones, nos escuchas?orita estamos viendo la situaciÓn de la gente que ahora sÍ que el tÍtulo 42 estamos trabajando aquÍ en reynosa, lo que podemos hacer es se estÁ llevando a cabo, todas las personas que estÁn ingresando dentro de los estados unidos era que pueden ingresar se les va a hacer un chequeo para que quedan que las persona para ingresar bien, no llevan el covid y para que tambiÉn las autoridades de los estados unidos puedan trabajar, esos lo que ahorita nosotros estamos trabajando, no estamos trabajando sobre el mpp no tenemos mpp todavÍa pero esperemos que verdaderamente se vaya a aplicar pero sÍ serÍa algo mÁs digna para las personas ordenÓ esperar en mÉxico, que esperen en los estados unidos. karina: el les ayudarÍa desfogar la gran cantidad de servicio quedan aquÍ porque ya no se dan abasto? >> ayudarÍa a todo, toda la frontera en el momento esta cerrada, la frontera no estÁ abierta que todos reconozcamos que las fronteras estÁn cerradas y se estÁ llevando a cabo los abogados estÁn trabajand

[karina garay speaking spanish] fernandez: it's a place that has now been taken apart by a government action called operation mercury. [man yells, men respond] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [gonzalo cordova speaks spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [camera focus adjusting] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis hidalgo okimura speaking spanish] [teacher speaking spanish] fernandez: an ngo that tracks mercurynd mining has estimated 185 tons of mercury are released to the rivers and lakes of this region every year. and at the bottom of those rivers and lakes, there are naturally occurring bacteria that transform liquid elemental mercury and turn it into another form of mercury which is even more dangerous, which is methylmercury. fernandez: it's a type of mercury that's absorbed almost at 100% by living organisms. [s

quite often those who like to tickle their nerves pay for such trips with their own lives, report by karinaritonova surely do not try to repeat this. i would like to add that the trick was performed by a professional. but this ordinary eighteen year old guy. he is filmed by a surveillance camera on the platform of the metropolitan metro, and with a backpack on his shoulders, he first carefully looks around, and then, resolutely climbing over the fence, clings to the order of the electric train and becomes a living trailer at the end of the train. from teatralnaya to novokuznetsk, and not inside, but outside the car, just like that, the tenacious extremist drove through the court, he was sentenced to a fine of 20,000 rubles. pretty expensive subway ride, but the price of this entertainment could be much higher in these frames of the arrival of the train to the metropolitan station rostokino from shchyolkovo near moscow, on the roof of a twelve-year-old boy who decided to ride next to the current collector from the train, the child went straight to intensive care, his parents did not immediat

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for them, fines have already been increased 40 times, they karina kharitonova vitaly karmazin dmitryrkhangelsky sergey tarasov alexander ovsyannikov still appears periodically at railway stations. well , now new shots from ashgabat of black salts, our relations of political interaction with security issues about the work of the bridge, or the facade . in general, we definitely don’t really have to talk. i voiced it yesterday, she'll get fucked up, and in the city of heteronok bread is once. i myself murat massoyli diet and the breed of our conversation spiritual leader will wait and a little mong. thanks a lot. thanks a lot. i am very glad that we managed to hold this meeting on the sidelines of the caspian summit, and in fact very carefully after our meeting in moscow after we had our meetings. we agreed on some things. uh, and i mean, what we agreed on together. they are being tracked now. and this is a very good moment. drum population of polidas as jom them. well , you do, uh, we exchanged delegations that came from us to you. uh, our friends, our colleagues , high-ranking russia

and karina creates a nano-composite based on polyethylene refthalate and the same mondemarylanite, which for most people is a set of incomprehensible words for girls the usual educational process, which is not easy to control, we are trying to embed clay particles in organic matter. i'm trying to isolate these particles of clay and the value of the study is that in the orenburg region there is about 46% of the total russian reserve of this clay and for our region - this is an extremely promising area both economically and technologically in the school of karina from zlata in chimwi. about the class, but even there not all experiments can be carried out. not quite a different story girl's additional education are engaged in the orenburg center for identifying and supporting gifted children gagarin and it gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted chi

we were supposed to share his property with his last wife karina.i had a hard drink in a bar. met a girl. we chatted until morning. she begged me to go. that's why i came home alone, and there they were waiting for me. who was that? i don’t know the bandit who well, when i came to my senses, the same girl from the bar was nearby. stabbed to death and my hands are covered in blood. they knocked me out in order to leave my prints on the knives. but i couldn't find the knife. what course? yes, i ran away, wandered through the forest, then got on the train, in short, here. horror yes they found a knife. with your prints and what will happen to you now? everyone saw me leaving the bar with this girl there's one clue my buddy. max is trying something steer, well, sour. what if you stay with me for now? tan i have not only the cops are looking for and the bandits are dangerous. in my attic , no one will know at all. and yes, it doesn't come to me at all . no one's gonna live, here's the time. in the meantime , i'll find another shelter, well, at least well

give me please and karina was very jealous. after just started with the legacy. here it is. i don't, of course. gently staggers by the way, no, we agreed with him. it comes at night, which means that someone comes to your mother at night . for his birthday, it's true he has a weapon. what other weapon is a pistol? premium you are communcating? oleg came to us after the institute to pick up the club, he just came to look after us right away. and what with oleg was not boring, in general, our meeting is sheer romance. to take the truth he loved himself, he told his family he was dreaming, but, it turns out, he was married. you're so gullible. no, really, you don't know anything. you haven't even seen the documents. and suddenly not andrei, that is, that's how you trust. you told me the truth, what happened? who beat? it 's okay. you can kill cyril have you ever killed? it didn't happen. bye. andriukh this i well, in full this i could not recover a single file. one familiar pepper is a hacker, he is even in the cia electronic database like a fish in water, but the dog loves mon

karina kharitonova dmitry shevelev and alexander paramotor duty.nvestigative committee of russia completed the investigation of ten criminal cases of war crimes against the civilian population of donbass, all materials were transferred to prosecutor's office of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics. you know the footage during interrogations, the ukrainian military talk about how they deliberately shot at defenseless people. irrefutable evidence has been collected of the involvement of the accused in cruel crimes against the civilian population of donbass, among them vasily wider, who shot passers-by with a machine gun. as a result, four people were killed, the transfer of the results of the investigation took place within the framework of an agreement concluded between the investigative committee of russia and the prosecutor's offices donetsk and lugansk people's republics of self-defense or an attempt on the capital are again starting to judge the former director of the menshevik confectionery factory, previously ilya averyanov had already b

and karina creates a nano-composite based on polyethylene refthalate and the same modemarylanite, which for most people is a common set of incomprehensible words for girls. the learning process, which we easily control embed clay particles into organic matter. i'm trying to isolate these particles of clay and the value of the study is that in the orenburg region there is about 46% of the total russian supply of this clay for ours. this is an extremely promising area both economically and technologically at the school of karina from zlata, they study in a chembio class, but even there not all experiments can be carried out and a completely different story, girls are engaged in additional education in the orenburg center for identifying and supporting gifted children gagarin and he gives young scientists the opportunity to realize themselves children, everywhere they are the same. all interesting. they are easy to learn. and their imagination is not limited by adults, it doesn’t happen or it won’t work, and therefore children’s technoparks and centers for gifted children and youth are ope

karina kharitonova figured out whether poachers will launch their nets less often after that.a the water area of ​​kamchatka is splashed with revolts of chinook trout, when the fish goes to spawn, poachers go hunting, therefore, the largest fresh water reservoir of the peninsula is now and then plowed by fish protection boats. catching poachers is perhaps more difficult than the most valuable salmon. they literally lie on the bottom and melt the nets, the cat comes to the rescue with a special hook, with the help of which you can catch any seine. such raids take place both day and night, it was during the dark time of the day that inspector alexander ivashutkin recently rushed to the suspicious sound of the engine and began to pursue the boat. eh, i drove into the forest for about 10 m, as if we had not yet seen the abandoned poachers. boat inspectors found one and a half centners, chinook salmon. we are standing here on the beach. how he got there, i can't even imagine. but these poachers did not have time to escape bring the inspectors. they just started throwing into the wa

our karina bakaeva will tell us how to preserve potatoes. we put a chair there.as there and on the side everything was on fire. the bakery was on fire. this village of makariv was freed from the occupiers at the end of march, but people are still recovering from the fact that they lived here, there are still ruined houses, burned supermarkets and mountains of construction debris. i would like putin to have these destructions there in России что что напали на мирный сельше. the russians shelled chaotically with artillery. the arrival of the russian occupiers also remembered this kindergarten. on february 23, children played peacefully here, and now it is completely unfit for use. the slate was hit here on march 12 by a russian projectile, cracks in the building reached the very basement, and the implementation began along the walls of the kindergarten. the commission had already arrived and summarized the preschool institution needed capital repairs and such objects in the makarov community are enough, currently we have 585 private houses destroyed, a total of 2,0

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foreign partners, what is their role and which of the russian military have already received a verdict, karina bugaichenko will tell more than 15,000 crimes of the russian military on the territory of ukraine has been recorded since february 24, this data of the prosecutor general's office, in accordance with the geneva convention, belongs to war crimes deliberate killings of civilian prisoners of war forced deportations extrajudicial executions the use of civilians as human shields the destruction of civilian objects is not justified by military necessity to investigate war crimes committed during the russian invasion, according to karim khan, the head of the international criminal court, 42 investigators came to ukraine, this is the largest mission for by the number of personnel, as the court was sent to the places of the investigation. we are also engaged in the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine and a joint international group in early may established the identity of the first suspect in the murders of civilians in buch, the commander of the russian national guard unit serhiy kolo