so many times you can't even imagine and it's probably you can tell it hurts so much until now karina tellmatic situation. i have a few, probably two uh, which still resonate in my heart of this situation the first time, when i was 18 years old hmm i really wanted to communicate with one company. we have such a small stadium inside the house, and then we all went out for a walk. everything was fine in the evenings, we sat chatting and talking at some point, but people started hiding from me. i could go outside, there was no one there, for example, winter. i go out into the street no one. no. i call the guys to find out where they are because they walked every evening. that was 100%, and they told me. oh, we are at home. i call the second one, i get the same answer, and then i call, the third one says to me, yes, we really were all on the list. well, it's just that there's someone there. he just doesn't want to see you. he asked everyone to tell you, and this went on more than once singular throughout. there for some weeks or it hurts, i really persuaded people so that they would not commun

the price of you marketa karina tells that in order for the business to always be afloat, consumer loans often help out, but unforeseen circumstances can useful mechanism to become an unbearable burden. it was just a pandemic conversation at that moment, and we have many employees. we were remote, and we already received a loan for a credit line, that is, we had to give it back somehow and so that our employees would not be fired once again. uh, these are the expenses not to bear, we have issued a credit holiday. it was convenient for us and the delay was expelled, then they took it for 4 months. and it helped a lot , karina admits, credit holidays were introduced in the twentieth year, as a temporary measure of support, but positive feedback from citizens allowed the deputies to pay attention to the fact that the mechanism needs to be done indefinitely, and they did so in this session. laws were adopted on january 1, 2024, credit holidays are introduced on an ongoing basis. in the event that the borrower's income has fallen by more than 30% compared to the average monthly entry for the

karina bugaichenko tells from which hospital nellie is installed . the project was prepared by the local government with social partners. the cost of the equipment was approximately uah 920,000 and uah 340,000 was donated, and uah 340,000 is installation work and project documentation to save hospitals. up to 20% of electricity costs, says the director of the company that supplies the plant. why build ukraine with old energy, if you have another option, about half of the solar and wind generation are located in the south of ukraine, these objects are currently under occupation , the experts of the event kostyantyn krynytskyi told us that entire wind farms and solar stations were destroyed, part of the equipment was exposed by the russians, the share of renewable energy compared to the pre-war period has not changed , he said on the air telethon of the head of energy volodymyr kudrytskyi, both at the beginning of 2022 and now, this indicator is about 10%. kudrytskyi explains everything because the level of consumption of electricity in general has dec

ukrainians at the hands of polyakov karina alexandrovna but tell me, please, do these certain historicallding current alliances. do the poles really not have this resentment for these horrific crimes. or you know it, here are two sides of the same coin, that is, here we cooperate. and here we can also, and you can definitely hide the knife, you know, you can eat polish features, because i had a very close school friend who was polish, she spoke very ironically about them. here is but there is one feature that surprisingly goes away and the outline is undoubtedly valuable . here is what is not there today, and what is leaving because, for example, this is russophobia, which is being planted in poland. from all irons comes and so on. this is generally evidence of the disappearance of this spirit of chivalry, because i knew very well that the polish people are always very skeptical about the leadership in the russian empire and in the soviet union, but this has never been extended to personal relationships. on the contrary, it was very high and very considerate respect. this is terrible. i

ukrainians at the hands of polyakov karina aleksandrovna but tell me, please, do these certain historicalng current alliances. do the poles really not have this resentment for these horrific crimes. or you know it, here are two sides of the same coin, that is, here we cooperate. and here we can also, and you can definitely hide the knife, you know, you can eat polish features, because i had a very close school friend who was polish, she spoke very ironically about them. here is but there is one feature that surprisingly leaves and the outline is undoubtedly valuable. the fact is that the reverse side of the polish ambition was the presentation of chivalry after all. here is what is not there today, and what is leaving because, for example, this is russophobia, which is being planted in poland. from all irons comes and so on. this is generally evidence of the disappearance of this spirit of chivalry, because i knew very well that the polish people are always very skeptical of the leadership in the russian empire and in the soviet union, but this has never been extended to personal relation

marjorie sinclair tells me the roads were closed and traffic was jammed. >> it is like lahaina is on fire. karinashe took a risk and drove on a street with flames on both sides. >> they are like tender boxes. i tried to get out one by going on the street by the first hawaiian bank. it's like, my god, the first hawaiian bank is on fire? i don't know. it was -- rome is know, kind of a deal. i just have not had an experience like that before. karina: sinclair moved to manway from san francisco a few years ago. she is hopeful her two cats survived, because she could not get them to crates in time when she evacuated. this video of smoke was taken by bryce before he and his family evacuated last night from their house on front street. they drove 40 miles away to stay with other family, where they are trying to get updates. >> i don't know where to start. i have so many friends that have both their home and their jobs in lahaina, and it has been burned to the ground. it is like, where do you even begin to pick back up after this? where does our whole community pick up after this? where do we rebuild. ho

karina: first, a free and fully economist shuttle begin service in the bay area. we will tell you where w but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com larry: happening tomorrow, it community meeting to discuss the possible dissolution of entire police departmeninrodd mall -- broadmoor, west of daly city. district supervisor said t town's police department is at is comes after years of scandal and alleged fiscal mmagement. if the department does full, supervisor commitment says the -- kanepa for the county will respond to calls. larry: th

demilitarization of russia in crimea already through political means karina bugaichenko andriy khrystalov social news and then we will tellut the drone attacks on moscow, what effect they have on the russians in kyiv said goodbye to juice pilot of the 40th tactical aviation brigade andriy pirshchikov died in a plane wreck on august 25 in zhytomyr region, together with other pilots, he was performing a combat mission to the capital's patriarchal cathedral of the resurrection of christ in the morning, several hundred people came report from there kateryny kolomiets yulia tyago forget the farewell ceremony with the pilot 40 of the tactical aviation brigade, jusom begins at 11 a.m. here are the closest relatives, girlfriend, mother, siblings, friends and those who simply came to pay their last respects to andrii pilshchikov he really drew attention to the fact that this young generation is already a new format of specialists, that we should move away from savak, as he said, and that there would be more time for flying work, and not all kinds of bureaucracy, he wanted changes above all else and the last thing he wrote to me er

way yes, otherwise you see karin jampire karina ivanovna petrova well everything, yes, i understand. in general, oh, dima said correctly, there is nothing to tellay attention indeed. well, uh, a painful cavity hung in such a geopolitical space. well, such silence. well, i think the old man stanislavsky yes, a pencil, i would directly appreciate, well, a geopolitical pause, which is being held, uh, which are being held by actors, especially western ones. that's because, well, nothing is discussed. here are the nerves, the bastard could not stand it. but he didn’t say anything new either, he says, we don’t, we shouldn’t give up. so he is afraid of a tricky move from russia will be a tricky move. suddenly, russia will suddenly offer a peace initiative. what are we going to do then? well, you see right, right? i must say, because, of course, uh. hmm well , the level of degradation of everything that has been established there and the bottom of the end of this process is not visible. here are two events equally moronic, that is, two proposals, equally moronic one is the holding of elections in ukraine that are ongoing there, and the other is the mac

karina: they have the storm that came through the hurricane that provided the winds that helped light the flames and spread the flames i should say. that is what they were telling me. it was so windy you could see the flames. kristen: we hope marjorie finds her cats. karina: two cats who she said were her kids. larry: we have seen this 70 times and in the north bay and now it is happening on maui. the impacts from those fires can be felt in the bay area by former residents of the islands. dustin dorsey spoke with people worried about family and friends. dustin: devastating damage from wildfires are not uncommon for bay area natives. images sausalito residents are seeing of their former home valley. >> tough to comprehend everything going on right now. dustin: things they would never believe would happen to the beautiful island. >> i lost my home to fire in the past. it is close to home for people losing everything because my family lost everything. it is hard to watch all of our brothers and sisters on the island go through this after watching year after year everyone go through it in the bay area. get an contact with friends and family with power out and sell

karina hello girls. hello, everything here to understand this came up with roads that converge somewhere. what are you doing? they'll telli'll tell you the answer is correct and i will not tell, i see. that's it. and what are you doing? why such a name? because we like to relax on fridays? it's friday, you don't have to say anything. i myself am like this, i understand everything perfectly here, but what do you do in the world? we love advertising here, and i have a question. and i'm a question. but you see in secret, nothing is clear about people advertising. and what does free advertising time do? we dance in sports, we are engaged in a group. i know another group where there are three charming girls. uh-huh, there is a song right there. some of you don't sing there either. there they also mostly dance. well, it doesn't stop them. okay figured it out. i wish you good luck too. i hope everything works out today. get to know the teams. let's move on to the first round tower rules of the first round. in the first round. i will ask questions to the teams in turn. that is, each team will have its own question. and you don't

e hmm, how can i say it correctly, the list of car malfunctions for which we can be fined karina nobody will telle previously mainly detected during a technical inspection under the new law by the driver. tires should not be used out of season. but some still have not changed their shoes and ride on winter tires all summer. we see that the spikes have already jumped out from behind over time, the spikes remained in front. no by new rules in june in july and in august. we do not drive on winter tires. the same goes for summer tires. we do not go, but in december in january and february, as for the northern or southern regions, where winter summer comes nearby nobody forbids the use of all seasons. the truth is hot. they are slightly worse than summer tires, and in the cold of the ledge. summer tires differ from winter tires in composition and in the tread pattern on winter tires , it is deeper; drawings, then it can be dangerous to operate this car when braking one wheel to slow down faster than the other and therefore there will be a skid unsafe, damaged tire rims with cracks breakdowns and worn

karina: in the east bay, people say the system is too sensitive, causing constant power outages. they tellhael finney it is beyond annoying. >> we are getting a ton of complaints. the utility says it is all about wildfire safety, enhanced safety sensors that de-energized power lines if something hits a wire. locals complain the system keeps shutting down power for no apparent reason. the running joke, a mosquito must have landed on a power line. >> i hear my neighbor's generator down the hill. >> karen woke up to the sound of a power generator down the street. >> here we go again, power is out. >> it was yet another power outage in her lafayette neighborhood. >> in eight days, it was off three different times. >> power keeps going out at richard's home. >> happened about seven or nine times in a month and a half, two months. it's unacceptable. >> steve lost count of power outages that began in early july. >> working from home and the power has gone off, i am waiting around. is it going to come on? you don't know. >> no communication to say, hey, we are sorry your power went out, we want to

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karina valentinovna you will have to follow us. you are under arrest, you are suspected of murdering your company. when, when, how it happened, and how it happened, you will tell today . look what muscles i love you madly. thank you, there are songs on our stage over which time has no power, if you you leave, i stay. sixth musical awards ceremony heat music and words 2023 crying, kind of. we hope that i am shaking on saturday at 22:30 on ntv guys attention to you guests and quickly be silent. quietly i said not a word i can change. well, karina bardovskaya, is there your bride? didn't know where they were going, did they know where? well, they didn't know about you. now listen to my words. civil bard karina valentinovna is suspected of murdering the tailor vladimir alekseevich. karina cannot be a killer, understood the tailor vladimir alekseevich know her? companions to the real estate agency, it’s not, but in general i heard it like that. he was killed last night between twenty- one and 11 pm, where there was a bullfight at that time. yes? we are together every evening. yesterday listen, if necessary, i'll prove to you, i'm an alibi . not now. that's right, n

karina nova for a look at what is coming up at 5:30. >> tonight, a deeper look at the nearly $1 billion worth of land purchased near the travis air force base. i-team stephanie sierra tellss what she is looking into and more on the federal legislation tied to this mystery. we will have another real conversation about the pac-12 what does a transformation ofil. pac-12 look lik from tv dollars athletes and recruiting?impact plus, how coaches are responding. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you very much. ama: you can download the app or headed to abc7news.com to join karina in two minutes. dan: if you are watching is on tv, world news is next. for all of us, we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you again at 6:00. lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breat

and she was in one of karina nazarov’s clinics a person who directly knows how it all works there. in this clinic, and what role the fonderland played there at the chair, i tellhello, we are very glad to see you. thank you happened. so my job is a doctor, uh, also a gynecologist, just like she used to be. but it’s very interesting. everything was taking shape then, because we didn’t think that we wanted to cooperate, in general we wanted to cooperate from germany. and well, your colleague used to work with her there. yeah, with her. that is, in this german clinic. yes, it is interesting that she did not work in this clinic. she was practicing remarque there because of her medical qualifications, already being a doctor. eh, it turned out how she learns learns. at first she is an economist at the university a bit. she apparently got tired of it there. eh, it took 3 years. she then begins to study as a philosopher a little and suddenly medicine took her, and she studies without interruption. finally learned. on which doctor is she an infectious disease epidemiologist. and how did she manage, she has strong children, and she still managed to go to the rally. i do