current events in ukraine with the operation aerodynamics is also confirmed by the french journalist laurent braer, just like 80 years ago, the nationalists are terrorizing the pro-russian-minded residents of ukraine laurent writes about what is happening in the donbass for western it’s very hard for the audience, because how to say, they killed a lot and the father more than ever, this moment is difficult for me, and i will remember until the end of my life the journalist admits that he is shocked by the stories of people who visited the secret prisons of the hut not so long ago, the hero of his reports was another victim of the ukrainian military, a woman named larisa, first fate. didn't buy a few hours in a row. he lost consciousness, fearing that you were a very human being, he was beaten to such an extent that he had a completely black face. his hands were broken, take away his hands, he had one thing, and then it turned out that several types were broken. he was killed endlessly, poured water over him and again the squirrels lost consciousness feelings were given a rest. that is, then

nationalists terrorize the pro-russian attitudes of the inhabitants of ukraine laurent writes about what is happening in the donbass for a western audience. because it’s not very evil, like never before, this moment is very difficult for me and i will remember until the end of my life a journalist, he admits he is shocked by the stories of people who visited secret prisons a hut not so long ago , another victim of the ukrainian military woman became the hero of his reports name larisa why? well then i was told by the son to be able to. 14 submachine gunner, but was not praying to the door. i heard that breaks the door. i screamed, wait, i will open, but nevertheless the door was broken out, the total number of people there reached 20 or even more i was told that i am accused of the snake of the motherland today the reason for the arrest of the murder could be a simple subscription to news from russia or correspondence with relatives on the other side of the front line and the worst thing are many prisoners after interrogations and torture disappear forever. these are two women, here we t

events in ukraine with the operation of the aerodynamicist are confirmed by the french journalist laurent , as well as 80 years ago, nationalists terrorize about the russian on the slender inhabitants of ukraine to stand laurent writes that what is happening in the donbass is very difficult for western audiences. because how to say, they killed a lot. i forgot evil like never before, this moment was completely difficult for me, and i will remember until the end of my life a journalist, he admits that they shocked people who visited the secret prisons of the hut not so long ago as his hero reporting became another victim of the ukrainian military woman named larisa why to be able to? didn't buy a few hours in a row. he lost consciousness, fearing that you were a very human being, he was beaten to such an extent that he had a completely black face. his hands were broken, i removed one of his hands, and then it turned out that several were broken. they drank it endlessly , doused it with water and again the squirrels lost consciousness , his words beat brought to life. gave rest stopped then

the golden night barrena, pushed forward fell face down on the blade of the skate, the goalkeeper, laurent, barsua, the striker left the ice in the locker room, he was given 75 stitches. and this did not stop the hockey player from returning to the game in the second third. neman vs. bate this was the poster of the semi-final belarus cup series in the first leg on the fifty-eighth minute, the defender of borisov citizens zakhar volkov opened the scoring . draw stages. he also brought the grodnoers yellow-blue, then, by the way, bt was more successful in the sum of two matches, the second leg. it will come on may 10, the second sail was left by belaz and mozyr slavia torpedoes on the eve of the car factory workers were stronger than 1.0. real madretzky and milan became the first semi-finalists of the champions league chelsea failed to open the creamy gates and in the second leg of the 1/4 stage in the second leg, milan and napoli parted ways, but the raceneres went through the semi-finals of the main club tournament of the old continent for the first time in 16 years. stanislav lipsky. add

this is independent monitor robert warsaw's first report since chief laurent armstrong was fired last month, but this report makes no mention of the former top cop. instead it says the oakland police department needs to change its culture. the problem that developed here. how could that have happened? you know that is people investigating their friends. civil rights attorney john burris says that's the key takeaway from the latest report by longtime independent monitor robert warsaw. his new report again criticizes the oakland police department. it seems like this whole question and i think workshop mentioned it. can you trust the police to police themselves? and that's always been at the center piece of where we are on this. last month, oakland mayor shing tao fired police chief laurent armstrong, saying the department had botched investigations of sergeant michael chong, who's accused of two cover ups. warshaw in his first public comments since the chiefs firing , praised the mayor and said he's concerned about where the department's going in his report warsaw road in part, while th

current events in ukraine with the operation aerodynamics is also confirmed by the french journalist laurent braer, just like 80 years ago, the nationalists are terrorizing the pro-russian-minded residents of ukraine come out come out here, come out. are you a woman ? everything, lord, stand about what is happening in the donbass for a western audience. because , how can i say, they killed a lot and the father like never before. this moment is difficult for me, and i will remember it for the rest of my life. long ago, the hero of his reports was another victim of the ukrainian military, a woman named larisa. why, in order to be able to? didn't buy a few hours in a row. he lost consciousness fearing that you were a very difficult person. he was beaten to such an extent that he generally had a completely black face. both of his arms were broken, he had the same thing, and then it turned out that they were crazy, they drank him endlessly, poured water over him, and again he lost consciousness, his words were beaten, brought to his senses, they gave him a rest, that is, then larisa was arrested

jojohnny devenenanzio (voiceoverer): in the e words of yves saint laurent, fashions fade, but style is polluter in the world, it's clear that its imprint on mother earth is no passing trend. in new york city, our guest host, oneika raymond, is finding out how we can both be stylish and socially conscious. i do love to shop. i love to look cute. i try the best that i can. oneika raymond (voiceover): the fashion industry has a textile waste problem. as much as we talk about style, fashion, beauty, we do not talk about the enormous amount of waste generated by these industries. oneika raymond (voiceover): but eager to have the conversation is fab scrap, a new york-based nonprofit that recycles and reuses textile scraps to help mitigate the world's landfill problem. what is this? this is incredible. what is in these bags? these are all from our brand partners, who sign up for service with us. all the fabric that originally was heading towards landfill. [laughs] oneika raymond: where is this waste coming from? the fabrics that we deal with specifically are actually the sampling process, so

laurent's. what's going on? yeah. those winds whipping up outside. we've got an area of low pressure just moving to our east and >> the high pressure trying to sneak in here. and that's what's causing all the winds out there right now. so we'd love to see a big dome high pressure settle in to warm us up right now. just don't see that happening. so the winds will continue throughout the evening and they've been whipping around the bay area. we've had some gusts of almost 50 miles an hour even into the richmond district. we had a gust there, a 47 miles per hour or so. here's where we sit right now. you've got a low pressure center kind of churning over the great basin to our east. you got high pressure off the coastline. we're kind of caught in between and that's why we're seeing all these gusty winds outside. you're seeing some of those reports right now in this last hour. 37 mile an hour gusts in the richmond, a 38 and a daly city. downtown. temperatures go to 22 got some 41 mile an hour gusts now in the so we're seeing that even inside the bay, some

nice and warm and breezy, breezy and downright windy at times, lawrence is back and laurent who are also talking about warmer weather. yeah, we're going to see a bit of a warm-up, i think in the next couple of days highpressure going to finally take over. so >> today, lot of sunshine out there. temperatures running below the average, but still, y,bouthat regime to be had? and that's something to say with the winter we've had already. so we're joined that sunshine out there now. but, yeah, this kind of cool. you've got the wind kind of kicking up up toward the golden gate bridge. temperatures still running well below the average today. 56 degrees in san francisco. oakland checked in at 60 degrees. san jose. 61 where normally at 69 at this time of year, well below the average and the more that 60 degrees. 64 in concord and 68 in santa rosa. so tonight we'll see mostly clear skies. the winds on the decrease throughout the night and then tomorrow should be mostly sunny a little bit warmer around the bay area, especially in the valleys and in some places getting near 70 degrees this weekend.

they estimated vic thousand people and a bit of a purple haze in the air, right, laurent?ss. can you imagine? and that's all blowing our way right now. so. >> get ready. a snack at widespread shortly. but yeah, folks enjoying the sunshine and what a gorgeous day. you know, sometimes this time of year we could just be socked with low clouds and fog and people are kind of bubbling up out there. not today. just a gorgeous day. lots of sunshine out there. here's a look alive right now. you see all the people milling about right now and enjoying the sunshine and what a day it has been all around the bay area. lots of sunshine. so mostly clear out through the night tonight, there may be a couple of patches of coastal fog. i think that's going to be a little more common the next couple days, at least toward the beaches. but it is going to stay very warm inland back these numbers. i think we can actually see our first 80's for the year. how about that star.ing tomorrow outside? right now, you've got 68 degrees in san jose. 69 in livermore, 70 in concord. still 74 in pittsburgh, 72

look beautiful and laurent. i we're getting closer to the weekend sunshine. it will be how about that? we are setting sail on what looks like some fantastic weather. ed. >> maybe the warmest weekend we've seen so far this year. so. >> yeah, today kind of get a taste of that sunshine all the way. the coastline, beautiful weather all around the bay area. looks like that is going to stick around. probably start warming up even tomorrow. numbers outside right now. not bad at all. 62 degrees in san jose. the 64 and clear in concord. 64 degrees in santa rosa. 57 degrees and mostly sunny. a little breezy, though, into san francisco and the cooler. 54 degrees in half moon bay. we are getting a little bit of a breeze now, though, some 20 mile an hour gusts being reported in san francisco to 22 the west in oakland. i think a little more of a northerly component to the wind overnight tonight. and that may be just enough to warm us up. there's another weak system you can see just to our north. you see some of those speckle clouds and doppler even some scattered showers i

to djibouti in the horn of africa. 0ur correspondent catherine byaru hanga spoke to major general laurenton because of the war in sudan and we have to extract french citizens and other nations�* citizens. to do so, we begun with special planes from france, to build up a force. then we went into sudan, in a small airport near khartoum, and then we launched the ground mission to pick up our citizens and also european and other nations�* citizens from the city. there was a ceasefire, but there was some fighting. then back to this little airport and then back by plane to djibouti. we understand some french soldiers were injured during the mission. can you tell us what happened? during the mission, we had to go on the ground to pick up citizens. a french military was injured. we managed to make it back to the airfield and to the surgeon because we sent a little surgeon team on the ground in sudan. some governments, the uk and the us for example, say they cannot carry out missions into the city. they're asking their citizens to get to certain places to be evacuated. what do you think about that

last month, oakland mayor shen tao fired police chief laurent armstrong, saying the department had botchedestigations of sergeant michael chung, who is accused of two coverups changes still on leave warsaw on his first public comments since the chiefs firing, praised the mayor and said he's concerned about where the department's going. in his report, warshaw wrote, the department has made unquestionable progress, but there are still cultural deficiencies. jim channon, an attorney monitoring oakland police said a recent poll of officers was telling 80% of them think that discipline is handed out on the oak by the opd on the basis of who, you know, rather than what you did in the ship. and we can't keep going until that hook that whole gets plugged. otherwise we're going to think oakland is actively looking for a new chief. the mayor says she is committed to transparency and accountability . the federal judge overseeing the department will hold his next hearing on april 11th. well barry weather another nice day out. there will take those sunny days. although we had a few visiting clouds thro

neil: laurent thank you.n the meantime the administration making it clear where it stands is environmental push, trying to make it to any legislation on any type of federal agency work to incorporate what it calls environmental justice for all. some have been saying to go green we have to spend a lot more green. in the case of aoc and other sympathetic to this progressive cause, trillions of dollars over the years. money well spent they say. jonas, what do you think of that money well spent? were right up against a debt ceiling we don't really have much more money to spend. how do you see it? >> or deflategate over them to draw massive spending part of this point in the budget or borrowing that even if there is a debt limit. the problem with the green agenda you have to address the fact you basically have to lead to less consumption often for poor people. this comes as a conflicting message i didn't send it environmental justice order. you have to take away things from people that cannot consume all the gas t

. >> reporter: but laurent abbott a retired arborist says just because something is traditional doesn't make it the paste really no ic meod behind planti trees. trees became in favor because somebody thought they were cool and because we are all social creatures, we all monkeys he and mikey do and followed along. >> reporter: now there is thought behind the good intentions like planting these native cherry and oak trees instead of invasive beaches like eucalyptus. and putting them in places where they will thrive and not cause problems. >> the best way to do things right for earth day is to make sure you are not just green washing something. you are working in community with experts to make sure your planting trees with arborists on board. >> reporter: in light of the past ideas are being re-examined. in san francisco golden gate park, a group of activists were promoting nuclear power as a carbon free energy source. something that would have been considered environmental heresy when earth day began. >> people have been triggered accides bunocae adin energy crisis, people aseook n engy.

france already placed rafaleno in the eastern flank of nato however, then, according to the journalist laurentmarks on the planes were smeared, maybe someone felt ashamed because of the historical context. now everything is open. here is the plot of the french tv channel frans, 5 dosor fighter. afal takes off to intercept a russian aircraft. but the pilots show off photo trophies first and second on the pilot's overalls. lions are clearly visible. normandy neman on one of the rafales. in lithuania, you can recognize the damocles aiming unit. similar equipment is needed to use high-precision laser-guided bombs gbu-12. that is, clearly not just for air patrol video of the french ministry of defense confirms french pilots in the baltic states, they really practice strikes against ground targets. what are you doing now french brother, where are you going? now? where are you flying? not you la-clicked, i'm bujour. komara answered me hello, come on archival recording of the blue light dated may 9, 65th mark bernes sings a song of remembrance of normandy neman, it also contains such words of french p

the presidential race for the white house hot spring in princeton university political scientists laurentgood to talk to you. should present biden run on his record or should he run against his competitor? >> well it's probably one in the same because biden's record in 2020 was beating virtually every other potential candidate that is on the bench. i think there's a couple gubernatorial candidates meeting whitmer and newsom who have not been in the mix but they have serious problems of how he dealt with co- video. so i think biden despite his problems despite the age i think is very relevant and it is a liability as a first-person democrats have if they want to keep the white house. sing a the latest wall street journal -- upon trump versus desantis months ago desantis was up with 52% approval trump was at 38%. today trump is 52% desantis at 38% how would president biden's campaigning strategy changed the gop is a 45 for the florida governor again or should it? >> is number it might flip-flop a few more times as we keep going forward. but, it has been very impressive what desantis has bee

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong. was filed a claim against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chung was accused of failing to report a crash he was involved in while driving a police car. failing to report that he was dating a fellow officer and firing his gun inside a service elevator at opd headquarters. but laos says the internal affairs report on chung was prepared by a sergeant in his unit. it was an incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says he was on vacation when another internal affairs officials signed off on that report. civil rights attorney jim shannon, who monitors oakland police reforms, says the investigation found allows explanation. quote not credible. and he had every opportunity to present that as part of his defense, and, uh, they didn't accept. well now spent 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional par

and laurent, you're talking about warmer weather. >> yeah, warmer weather ahead. definitely good time to get out there and fix things if you need to, including those potholes. but >> it was a nice day today. just the temperatures running cooler than average. we have that strong wind kicking into the afternoon. again, some blustery conditions along the coastline with gusts over 30 miles an hour. but here we sit tonight, clear skies out there right now. a little chilly, though, in spots. but overnight tonight, think those guys going stay nice and clear temperatures today. yeah, not bad. all those running well below the average still manage to squeeze out 68 degrees and right at the average in santa rosa, 64 in concord, 60 degrees in livermore. we're usually the closer to 70 at this time of year. 61 in san jose, 60 in oakland and 56 degrees in cool into san francisco. numbers out the door. now you've got a lot of 40's and 50's showing up outside. so a little bite in the air overnight tonight. the winds, though, have begun to calm down. and that's the good thing. we h

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong.ed for east bay regional before any of this even started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have. to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in a san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but laos says in internal affairs report prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. but he says he was on vaca

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong.d for east bay regional before any of this even started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in the san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but laos says in internal affairs report prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. laos says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. but he says he was on

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong. had applied for east bay regional before any of this even started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have. to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in the san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but allow says in internal affairs report, prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes. it was an incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. b

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong. started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have. to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in the san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but laos says in internal affairs report prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. but he says he was on vacation with another internal affairs officials s

last month, oakland mayor shing tao fired police chief laurent armstrong, saying the department had botched investigations of sergeant michael chang, who's accused of two cover ups. warshaw in his first public comments since the chiefs firing, praised the mayor and said he's concerned about where the department's going in his report warsaw road in part, while the department has made unquestionable progress in its technical compliance with the nsa tasks, a myriad of cultural deficiencies linger. chang seen here with the chief last year, is accused of failing to report a crest of a police chevy tahoe in san francisco parking garage . he also allegedly fired his gun in a service elevator at department headquarters, then tossed the shell casing from the bay bridge. chang is still on leave. but wilson lau, who was the oakland internal affairs captain at the time, was dismissed last week from his current job as a captain with the east bay regional parks. police. jim oakland. police says a recent poll of officers was telling that 80% of them think that discipline is handed out on the oak by the op

edward laurent wilhite outside santa rita jail saturday, advocates and activists reading out loud names of the dead. these are the dozens of inmates who have died while in custody. all of these deaths were people that died, um a couple of days within intake, we know that they should not have been incarcerated in the first place . since 2014 there have been 66 in custody deaths at this prison, which includes four so far in 2023. in response to the rally. the alameda county sheriff's office, which runs the jail, says we have been extremely transparent about the four deaths that have occurred since the beginning of the year. sheriff yesenia sanchez is committed to improving the quality of care, custody and control at the jail. she's invited county based organizations into the faculty to discuss their concerns. maurice monk is one of the 66 who died while in custody at the jail. it's still hard because he played a major part in my kid's life. so it's kind of hard not having him around to help me with my boys. tiffany monk says her brother suffered from schizophrenia following an altercation

yeah, they would be-- - yves saint laurent. - yeah. - gucci. versace. yeah, yeah.p. i mean, it was kind of a dump. but it was a beautiful urban dystopia. - how did you get the skill? did your parents show you how to do it? - no. i mean, i wasn't really allowed to do fashion because it was gay. - right. - you know, i wasn't allowed to go to fashion school. it's a different time. i mean-- - i know, it was different 'cause my parents told me not to go into acting because they'd say you're not gonna-- "we didn't come to this country for you to be worse than us." - 100% - you're not gonna f things up. - my parents didn't really accept it. also, it was like a kid coming from, you know, these neighborhoods. - the streets. yeah. - the streets. i was like, i couldn't really tell people that i was into it. like, "yo, i'm a designer." they're like, "gay." like, i couldn't even say that because the dudes on my block would be like-- - yeah, yeah. - you know? so i literally just kind of started making clothes in my room. - right. - i kind of never fit into any mold or any scene.

edward laurent wilhite outside santa rita jail saturday , advocates and activists reading out loud names of the dead. these are the dozens of inmates who have died while in custody. all of these deaths were people that died. um a couple of days within intake, we know that they should not have been incarcerated in the first place. since 2014. there have been 66 in custody deaths at this prison, which includes four so far in 2023. in response to the rally, the alameda county sheriff's office, which runs the jail, says we have been extremely transparent about the four deaths that have occurred since the beginning of the year . sheriff yesenia sanchez is committed to improving the quality of care, custody and control at the jail. she's invited county. based organizations into the faculty to discuss their concerns. maurice monk is one of the 66 who died while in custody at the jail. it's still hard because he played a major part in my kid's life. so it kind of hard not having him around to help me with my boys. tiffany monk says her brother suffered from schizophrenia following an altercation

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong.st bay regional before any of this even started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have. to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in the san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but laos says in internal affairs report prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. but he says he was on vacation wi

after turning 30 years old laurent had eight triples, one off his career high.he lakers host minnesota on tuesday and the winner of that game, will face memphis in the first round after missing the playoffs last year. he's just glad to be back. so you asked for to put ourselves in a position to be able to move on. you know, obviously we have a very, very slow start like you said started in 2010. and then um, you know, we had games that we could have won against that. we should have one. we have some, you know. things didn't go away. so, um you know where we are today. you know, you can be happy about that, but not satisfied. final round of the masters. tiger woods withdrew with foot trouble did not play today. brooks kept go was in control 23 rounds but fell apart. six bogeys finished with a 5/75 opening the door for guys like jordan's speed to 666 today moved into a tie for fourth. phil mickelson had your round of the day, a seven under 65 finishing second. at 53, the oldest runner up in masters history. jon rahm began the day in second took control and kept fe

the case ultimately led to the firing of chief laurent armstrong.bay regional before any of this even started 15 years with oakland police before transferring to the east bay regional parks police last year, but now he's been fired as a captain. there was filed a claim a precursor to a lawsuit against oakland, accusing the city of retaliation. it's just very disappointing. when i've given so much to the city. and now the only way to clear my name. is to have to go to court says he oversaw the internal affairs investigation of sergeant michael chang. chang is accused of failing to report a crash of a police chevy tahoe in the san francisco parking garage and failing to report the fact that he was dating a fellow officer. but laos says in internal affairs report prepared by a sergeant in his unit was full of holes incomplete investigation that i sent back for follow up work. and later on. i find out that the work i told him to do wasn't done. says an outside law firm unfairly blamed him and found him not credible. but he says he was on vacation with a

with laurent armstrong. they actually conducted the search themselves. right? right. okay.et's talk about crime in oakland. you know, i live in downtown oakland. you know, you know choose a day you'll you'll see broken car windows, which is not a new issue, of course, but i will say over the last six months there have probably been a couple of deaths around where i live. okay so a lot of people are worried about this. i get emails from from viewers about this, uh how? what? what is your focus? how are you planning to attack this issue? even though we don't have a police chief right now, if a member of resident of oakland is watching right now, they don't want to say i have to wait 78 months before new police chief comes in what is being done right now to attack issues of crime. just because we do not have a permanent police chief doesn't mean we don't have a police chief. we have an interim police chief, that is chief alison chief. allison has been with us for his whole career, right. he is a senior officer. he was the acting chief when the when the chief was not in town, a

for example , in saint laurent 1986, he himself admired the dresses of the artist lina telegina.rom fashion collections could afford not everyone was an inaccessible luxury, but magazines with patterns and the golden hands of fashionistas helped out numerous magazines with patterns, which we remember, was also one of the tasks one, but which he successfully implemented. i saw some of my childhood dreams. i saw my mother's dress. every second dress can be worn even now by soviet women, vulnerable and independent, fragile, and with the rest of the character , a lot will soon be in common for a decade. these images continue to delight with their special charm, style and beauty. it will be possible to get to the fashion show until june 18. well, our tuesday broadcast time has come to an end. this means that we all we wish you a good day today, we hope that we have charged you as it should. may the mood be good no matter what back? you watch together on the channel, russia

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