we plan to keep all our— their local station? we plan to keep all our local _ their local station?plan to keep all our local stations, - keep all our local stations, all 39 local stations completely local between 6am and 2pm when most listeners tune in. during the rest of the afternoon, ratherthan tune in. during the rest of the afternoon, rather than 39 programmes we will have 18 programmes we will have 18 programmes across england, still much more local than the local television news services. some of the bigger stations will keep their local services in the afternoon and then the smaller stations will pair them in twos or threes and they will share programming during that of the day. you are talking there about cut, let's be clear, we're not pulling the wool over anybody�*s eyes, we're not cutting, we're not not reducing our spend on local services that are changing the way we spend and that is to really mirror what we see in terms of the way audiences consume media. more and more are going online and expecting strong local content from the bbc so we're reprioritising about 10%

we are planning to keep all our local stations, all 39 local stations, completely local between 6am andpm. that is when most listeners tune in. and then during the rest of the afternoon, rather than 39 programmes, we will have 18 programmes across england, still much more local than local television news services. some of the bigger services will keep their local services in the afternoon and then at the smaller stations, we will pair them in twos or threes and share our programming during that part of the day. you were talking there about cuts. i must be really clear. no—one is pulling any wool over anyone�*s eyes. we are not cutting, we are not reducing our spend on local services, but we are changing the way we spend it. and that is to really mirror what we're seeing in terms of the way audiences consume media. more and more people are turning online and expecting strong local content from the bbc. so we are reprioritising about 10% to strengthen local services towards strengthening local services and local audio services. localness is the big strength of bbc output. and as a viewer

we've always tried to keep our investment in local reporters.gement and production roles. 0k, alice enders, how tough is the climate for local news economically? well, there's no doubt. that the top line revenues of local news media have halved - in the last 15 years. what's a real shame is that l the bbc and local media have collaborated veryj effectively on the democracy initiative, - which has placed about 165 reporters in councils, and so on all over- the place to make local democracy work better. and that collaboration, unfortunately — - which i think all of us - who are independent thought was a really good way for - the bbc and local media tojoin forces at the local level — and unfortunately, this particular initiative, . which has been, obviously trailed since march 2021, i has not benefited from that kind of collaboration. - and the dispute has rolled on. 0fcom has not gotten involved. yes, i was going to ask, just interrupt for a second to ask henry. you know, briefly, are you making... what does happen next? are you making the case to

it actually us local people debating, the meaning of local. what is local? well, for the slate for john francis sprague, local meant welcoming in outside influences. this was a local newspaper that was owned and printed in a city, bangor, every issue combined ads and news about monson and nearby towns with material that was drawn from outside sources. so news from the cities or literature serialized from european sources and writers. we get to glimpse the slates view of local very clearly in a war of words between munson's newspaper and dover's newspaper called the piscataquis observer. dover was the county seat of piscataquis county. monson is located and for a long the piscataquis observer, based in dover was the only newspaper in the county, so it did not look on the larger of bangor. starting a small town newspaper within the county in monson monson, the observer published dover complained that the slate, its new rival quote can hardly be called a local institution inasmuch as is owned by foreign capital and is wholly printed outside of piscataquis count

it actually shows us local people debating the meaning of local. what is local? well, for the slate, for john francis, local men and welcoming in outside influences. this was a local newspaper that was owned and prevented any city, bangalore. every issue combined ads and news about monson and nearby towns. they did so with material that was drawn from outside sources. news from the city's, literature, it was serialized from european sources and rioters. we get a glimpse at the view of the local. it is very clear. it is a war of words between the newspaper and dover's newspaper. it was called the preserver. dover was the county seat of the county. that is where monson it is located. for a long time, the observer was based in dover, it was the only newspaper any county. it did not look kindly on the larger city of bangalore starting a small town newspaper within the pound county. the observer was published in dover. it complained that the slate, this new rival, quote, it can hardly be called a local institution. and as much that it is owned by foreign capital. it i

it actually shows us local people and debating the meeting of local. what is local? well, for the slate, for john francis, local meant welcoming in outside influences. this was a local newspaper owned and printed in a city, bangor. every issue combined ads and news about monson and nearby towns with material drawn from outside sources. news from the cities or literature serialized from european sources and rioters. we get to glimpse the slights view of local and very clearly in a war of words between monson's newspaper and dover's newspaper, called the observer. dover was the county seat of the county where munson is located. for a long time, the observer based in dover was the only newspaper in the county. it did not look kindly on the larger city of bangor starting a small town newspaper within the county in monson. the observer published in dover complained that the slate, its new arrival, quote, can hardly be called a local institution in as much as it is owned by foreign capital and is wholly printed outside of the county. when i first read that, i thought how i

there is a local museum of local lore in vladivostok, if the man moth really lives here for more thanlocal researchers of wildlife should be fine about this. it is known that in the museum we met anzhelika petruk, to our surprise, an employee of the museum confirmed the mention about a flying man are indeed found in the works of several coastal researchers at once. one of them is a well-known local historian. vladimir arseniev, he studied the coastal taiga for many years. and you know, in relation to arseniy, probably, many primorsky people. eh, one could say that in arseniev - this is our everything in the name of this particular researcher. this local history museum of his work is named as a source of information, scientists trust without reservation. not only in our city, even as far as america. i know that in washington there are parts of his collection and are still in the hermitage keeps a collection of ethnography, which he brought there in the eleventh year . arseniev's research dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, almost 30 years since 1902. he spent on expedition

i mean, local newsrooms are local news is very troubled. and it it kind of comes down to the thing, the lifeblood that supported newspaper readers for so long was print advertising and print advertising know took a huge hit, basically, the internet came along when craigslist along all of that you can't put that genie back in the bottle. so now have to reinvent ourselves and find other ways of of sustain meaning. you know the cost of hiring reporters and the cost of putting the paper out. and it's hard. i mean, papers are, you know, newsrooms doing it. the globe is actually doing better than most. and it's heartening to see. i mean, what they're doing is emphasizing digital subscriptions, and that is the measure. of one of the biggest measures success right now. how you know what how many digital subscription do you have? and there's a de-emphasis print which doesn't make everybody happy i mean, when i was in buffalo the other day, my hometown, a guy stood up in the question period and told me how he spent. he gave me chapter and verse on ho

museum of local lore.ice on the first floor. it can be emphasized by information from the history of modern times. but, and on the second you find yourself in the world of nature. archaeological finds are also presented here. as i spent a working weekend, and i will answer, i saw the teeth of a mammoth and a wild horse in the sea. this rose is an artifact of the 16th century, and it is unique in that it depicts a woman, who is usually called the mozyr madonna here. you see, she portrayed men from the heights, and here, to the delight of archaeologists and me, gender equality triumphed. and it is here in the local history museum. you can find out the answer to the question that i was asked in unison by a colleague when i was going on vitalin's business trip why exactly mozyr how did the name of the city come about? i understand that there are many versions, but which one do you personally like more there are many legends among the inhabitants of the city, and all of them are associated with fish oil, for ex

igor that they often turn to local businesses, but if a local business moved during the war and i don’t pronounce this word now, relocation is difficult and i moved to another region, then there is no one to ask yes, of course, we have cooperation and horizontal connections that help a lot, but i personally saw and read these cases when even where the business responded and the community made decisions about the fact that taxes are taxes there, personal income tax and also a tax on the profit will still be paid until i arrived , that is, there are such cases here, they are positive, they do not create a positive picture without objections , literally games, literally a minute remains. i just wanted you to note. research, it is possible that one or two communities should be singled out that have worked extremely well and give them credit, why single out someone, and i, i pay tribute absolutely to this ukrainian people and to this issue, and all well done. there is a deficit of more than 30% in about 15-20 communities, they either cut their expenses or turned to other authorities to get

local taxes, particularly in states with local home rule authority, create chaos for businesses. are actions congress can take in conjunction with state to reduce burdens on businesses. focusing on uniformity across state while protecting state sovereignty through widespread membership in the streamlined sales tax project would have the greatest impact on minimizing burdens for sellers. to date, 24 states are active there are 24 states are active bailey dissipating the streamlined sales tax agreement, however, none of the largest states participate. efforts to encourage participation by large state and other, non-streamlined states should be evaluated. for the states that are already members of streamlined efforts on uniformity for nexus threshold and common definitions into centralized function should be supported. finally, the elimination of physical presence nexus standards in conjunction with uniform nexus standards will eliminate barriers to business growth by limiting registration requirements for the smallest businesses. thank you. i welcome questions. >> thank you, all. l

what power of shop local give local? >> it is a way to get back to the community, and give back to our local food banks. you can give at the register, or, you can shop our local products here in the store, and a percentage of each of the product goes back to the local food banks. >> we are so lucky to know a lot of this comes right of out our fields. there's got to be quite a bit of pride on whole foods to offer this program to those who are in need this time of year. >> absolutely, we are excited to offer this opportunity. it's a great way to get back to your local community. >> reporter: when you see those things, i know you think sometimes, does ago to help people? but we just came from a food bank just a few miles down the road, and we were able to see the actual produce, and the fresh food that goes into the boxes. and we have also been at food banks around the bay area. we have been in their call centers, and take it from me, the calls really pull at your heart strings. people in need. families in need. in the face

of local lore. the first floor. it can highlight information from history the latest time. but, and on the second you find yourself in the world of nature. archaeological finds are also presented here. then they will ask me how i spent my working weekend, i will answer that i saw the teeth of a mammoth and a wild horse in the sea. this one of the roses is an artifact of the sixteenth century, and it is unique in that it depicts a woman, who was usually called here in the mozyr madonna. you see, she portrayed men from the heights, and here, to the delight of archaeologists and me, gender equality triumphed. and it is here in the local history museum. you can find the answer to a question that was asked in chorus to a colleague when i was going on vitalina's business trip why exactly mozyr how did the name of the city come about? i understand that there are many versions, but which one do you personally like more among the inhabitants of the city there are many legends, and all of them are associated

into the local economy.ompared to just 14% by national chains. for mom-and-pop restaurants, it's higher. 73% compared to 30% by national chains. >> we love to pump money into local businesses. we shop down here for dinners and the shops. it's important to shop where you live. it builds up the community. reporter: shoppers can build relationships with local businesses which is important for her as well. >> a lot of the stores are not everywhere. the ones that are coming you know they have authentic stuff. so it's good to support. reporter: support local. >> exactly. reporter: abc 7 news. ama: today is a record-setting black friday. we will see a record for sales in the shopping. expects total spending will top $9 million for the first time ever. plenty of people shopped in person today as well. this was the theme at the livermore outlets. more time than usual to get the best prices the season. dion lim gives us a look at the reason why. reporter: we haven't seen this kind of shoulder to shoulder black friday

as you say, largely local issues dominate these kind of local elections for your local mayor, your localose are the main things that voters will be bringing into these elections to make their decisions. but of course we will get some kind of clues as to what the political landscape is in taiwan ahead of the all-important presidential election and legislative election in less than 18 months from now in early 2024. we're very much looking for clues about the strength of each party. the democratic progressive party, she's in power right now, but can they hold onto power? can they secure a third straight term? or can the more china friendly party, which favors eventual unification with china, can they make something of a comeback and win support from enough voters to win the next presidential election? that will be the big picture question we will be looking to answer tomorrow. rishaad: that is it, isn't it? click amt are being seen as the ones who want eventual reunification. heaven they moved alongside public opinion to be not so definitive about this point here of going back to the mother

this was a chance for the local constituents to say we don't like the state of the local economy.x is at the highest peak with inflation high and joblessness going up, export orders are down, as reflected in the global economy right now. this is going to pave the way for all the early part of 2024 with the next presidential election. this is a good result for the kmt which has lost the last couple of elections. she will not run again because of term limits. we will have two new candidates. likely one from the dpp and one from the kmt and the early part of 2024. that is when these security issues and relations will come more to the four in the debate. believe me, as john was talking about those protests in beijing, just about everybody in taipei as long as i have been here is watching what is transpiring on the mainland with those protests. haidi: we had heard from a professor earlier today that we could actually see them put a more hard-line stance toward taiwan or washington. how he did could 2024 get given what's happening in taiwan it self the political rhetoric is never that l

i have had relationships with my local growers for 30 years.opping here and supporting us locally, you are also supporting the growers of the flowers, they are fresh and they have a price point that is not imported. it is really good for everybody. >> shopping locally is crucial. without that support, small business can't survive, and if we lose small business, that diversity goes away, and, you know, it would be a shame to see that become a thing of the past. >> it is important to dine and shop locally. it allows us to maintain traditions. it makes the neighborhood. >> i think san francisco should shop local as much as they can. the retail marketplace is changes. we are trying to have people on the floor who can talk to you and help you with products you are interested in buying, and help you with exploration to try things you have never had before. >> the fish business, you think it is a piece of fish and fisherman. there are a lot of people working in the fish business, between wholesalers and fishermen and bait and tackle. at the retail end

i and for the jade and trying to localize jobs and investments, and the additional locally made. holy puppet, that's how a member of the french political lead describe you framed. vladimir zalinski, accusing the president of mirroring hawkish, u. s. foreign policy and dragging out the conflict and ukraine. zalinski says this morning that he is fighting against the russian and reigning axis. soon he will add china and his foreign policy will coincidentally be a perfect decal of american foreign policy. that's of the hoax. who want world war, holy puppet, the french politicians comment made waves on the internet as he was in turn, criticized for being a quote kremlin pop at the latest incident is another example of alternative narratives in the west being slain it, florian philippa, president of the patriots party says, doubts because washington is not keen on resolving the conflicts, but pursuing its own aims. what is your call extension if you don't sit at, if you're in my opinion, it is impossible to continue living in a world in which the united states has too much power and se

yes, the woman was killed by ukrainian shelling us, according to the local math earlier go laska. another regional hub also came under heavy fire, which results in damage to infrastructure. and buildings will also left without gas and electricity across the, in the front line, russian region of hassan officials, the ukranian shell, which they've called a terrorist attack, left at several residential areas without water and electricity. auntie will correspondent women concert on the latest on the situation in the area. the entire city of fi here, so on and some nearby areas are now without electricity and without water supply. now, according to official sources, saboteurs grew pads are blown up free steel structures that sir supports a power line. so leading from the right bank of the damp river from the city or for slaughter the city off a car cough cut according to local authorities, say emergency teams are now on the scene trying to restore our power to the city and other neighboring areas as well. and they're telling their citizens so not to worry because the electricity will b

obtained from local merchants. now they were complaining about the owners, but the owners knew that this would change, and their business really went uphill. vysokoe at one time could be called a jewish city, knowing that before the great patriotic war, out of 5,000 of the population, 80% were of this nationality, they belonged not only numerous mills, a cloth factory, handicraft workshops and market stalls. by the way, they were located on the site of the present square. true, during the war, this part of the high was very badly destroyed. a little later, low houses in the uniform style appeared here, some of them were rebuilt, some new buildings are located in the very center of the city, they surround a square with a monument to the liberators and a modern sculpture in the form of a nest, storks. let's continue the promenade since the city was considered a jewish town, then justified and the presence of two synagogues here in this building, which today has become a forge and is in private ownership. nevertheless

we did law enforcement grants of $1000 to local law enforcement when many other counties and local jurisdictions wouldn't do that with federal covert money showing our appreciation for men and women in law enforcement. go check the record. ms. abrams on cnn got asked the question which she defund the police and she said, yes, we have to reallocate resources. that means defunding the police. she proposed in 2018 illuminating cash bail -- eliminating cash bail. men and women and law enforcement know who is going to be with them, who has had their back. that is me. we have had the endorsement of 107 sheriffs across the state. ms. abrams: i am not a member of the good old boys club so no i don't have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take black people off the streets, who want to be able to go without accountability. i don't believe every sheriff wants that. we need a governor who believes in defending law enforcement but defending the people of georgia. i have two brothers, one who has committed crimes and one who was a social worker trying to prevent people from committing crime. my other brothe

a lot of this deals with local zoning issues and other things that go on at the local level.y focus is on making sure that people have a good paying job. the two historic years we've had for investment and jobs in our state, the projects that we're doing, and probably 95% of the jobs that go with them are higher than the county average, plus they have good benefit packages, health insurance, 401(k)'s, and other things, giving people the economic prosperity, and that's why we've seen wages go up in our state. we continue to be in the fight with locals right now, on workforce housing and other things, especially around our economic development projects in places like lagrange, where the hyundai project's going up in northwest georgia, around the roper plant and other places. but it's going to take a public-private partnership, state and local, to be able to do that. >> first and foremost, the inability of local governments to address affordable housing is coming about because the state of georgia will not allow them to. it is illegal in the state of georgia for local government

school highlights local writers with local events like this. >> with events where people can hang out coming here. it's really important. >> reporter: in walnut creek, kpix five. >> reporter: comes after san francisco mayer did pretty much the same thing around union square for the holiday shopping season. on black friday, there were decent decent sized crowds . no reports of smashes and grabs, like we saw last year around the same time. >> reporter: two new considered housing sites for homeless populations. they are trying to increase housing units as homelessness continues to incline. >> about 100 homes would be added to each location. >> bay area fans of comics, anime, sci-fi, horror, and gaming are going all out today. the fan expo brought the comic-con experiences san francisco for the first time ever. fans are all decked out in the costumes of their favorite characters. they have a chance to listen to panels, learn from work talk, and by unique items . as well as meet and get autographs from the celebrities they love. >> i know that people like to make the superhero connection.

slaughtered by the locals.ll animal habits, ran on all fours and ate what she found on the street. smelly is the same. that's where she ran from. it picked up this load and gnaws, but the former director of the local school is still sure that all the stories about the girl mowgli are nothing more than rumors, how can she relax herself. of course, i am a teacher myself. i am the headmaster of the school, the teacher calls mignonette an ordinary village child, and the dog that barks and bites was allegedly portrayed specifically to scare annoying journalists. now she is normal with dogs, what she ate there was all bitten in the village with dogs together. these are trees, however, in raisa's old age khusainov. on this account, a completely different version. he says even his own mother fed the fourteen-year-old rubber from the same bowl with the dogs, and the former headmistress. at the beginning of the 2000s, she did not want to notice strangeness in the behavior of the child, and now she is trying to cover up h

and the intention is to use more and more local provides to go on a budget and trying to localize jobs and investments. and the addition locally made in the news. an 18 year old palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli forces in the west bank, which is the latest case of violence in the area. i made the ongoing conflicts. the death was confirmed by palestinian health officials. most of the fall was reportedly hits in the heart by a live round and later died in hospital. the idea said they targeted the youth as he was allegedly throwing stones out is rarely vehicles. but the scenes family insisted he was with them picking olives when they were attacked by israeli settlers, forcing him to leave their land unconfirmed, the assailants. this is far from the only reports of palestinians been attacked in the west bank while harvesting olives, the cop now being cop season. now in full swing, 6 members of another palestinian family were left injured after an alleged beating by israeli settlers on their land. they described what's happened to them and we should want to. some of the fal

but if we leave it to, local councils, even we incentivise local . the chances are those local.he chances are those houses won't get built. so what do we do? look, i think a whole lot of interesting solutions facing to flip around the incentives and which a local community gets a lot more benefits . you know, if there's benefits. you know, if there's a house being built in your area, maybe there's a bigger investment. in the investment. hospitals in the schools giving schools and the roads giving people votes their streets to people votes on their streets to be to decide the kind of be able to decide the kind of level could have a level of could have a particularly impact, particularly big impact, particularly big impact, particularly there's particularly in cities. there's a of different a whole bunch of different reforms could reforms that governments could do the uplift do to councils to get the uplift in benefit. if there is local land sales . there are very land sales. there are very creative ideas to try to fix problem which is which is and reasonable. if you look how many

and local radio and local television, local newspapers and websites, are also covering elections more. i think that will help voters figure out what they can believe and what are the actual rules and where they can go for trusted information. that has been a nice improvement so i appreciate the partnership we have been able to develop with the media and other groups that did not necessarily step in. i was watching my bangles lose to the browns last night -- bengals lose to the browns last night. they were talking about how many nfl stadiums are opening up for polling places. there are a lot of new stakeholders stepping up to the plate to which are all good beings that shined in little positive light in some of the darkness. >> that is really good to hear. as a good philadelphian, i am happy about seeing my eagles take a different trajectory. i am going to pick up where you all took us both on digging more into disinformation and violence. it is really good to hear this coordination happening and going on because especially on the disinformation front, it feels often that it is such a

i am with local people now.hat the street was blocked directly from this university to the square itself. uh, taxi, it's approximately. you can say half of the entire street is now cordoned off. uh, by the police, all local citizens who are here are immediately redirected to uh, adjacent streets for security reasons, they directly talk about it directly. uh. in addition, there were comments from erdogan president turkey that there were already six dead and 53 injured in the incident. uh, he said that there are terrorist signs of this explosion is still under investigation. uh, as far as i've seen from the media, uh, now there's a suspect one of the suspects is a woman. uh directly and by the topic of this matemia of this explosion was pulled to the place by a large number of police officers. uh, cars, uh other uh, other various departments of turkey uh, the red crescent from the side indicates that uh there is a need for donated blood. especially in central and hospitals. e to the place i see what is drawn in th

residents and local organizations. we require them to take on local partners. we require them to provide mentoring for grams, job creation programs, job ration programs. we require them to take on micro lending programs to invest in cultural amenities and gathering places and the lake. all of these could be included and what might call generically the anti gentrification plan which could be a condition to the award of any fellow brownfield grant. >> thank you. same question. >> i don't have additional comments to make. >> thank, you sir. >> it is an issue. we see it. we've seen it dealt with at the local level. i can point to a number of developments that i have been involved in in charleston, south carolina where there is been an enormous amount of public involvement and comment to ensure that in the local communities are not just informed but also involved and participating. i don't know the federal role in that where i have seen it most effectively considered has been at the local level. >> okay. good. thank you. mr

local fishermen has a story to tell. can you tell us a bit about your experience here -- with the tigers. we must not think. if you look kinda design visual on the phone. that was an early night. i feel good on the see -- well on you can see the little puncture marks. what was he thinking when you're on the ground did you think? do you think you were going to die at that point. but some of the quote that particular so good fun yes it got a little. but the music. so behind escaped with his life for those who don't. the buying families to fend for themselves. i've been told around a thousand women known as tiger woods in this region. i'm here to meet a lady called rita. who lost a husband through a tiger attack twenty years ago? we kno that this is from the band for us this is maybe just in a hundred yards away. and did you think of leaving. but it says a look in his eye he could have gone up one that i don't. know what that that that that that that's double for that i've done a bunch. hello my little like double leads a n

and more and more often, local residents are shocked.e ukrainian government is curumped and uncorrectable by the experts on the air of fox news easily. rejoice in the theory of good kiev and bad moscow, this is absolute. truth some russian officials have left their real estate in switzerland and ukrainian officials are coming in a lamborghini and buying it and of course they will ignore it and call conspiracy theories like they usually do. he proposes to the us tax administration, which at one time even put al capone to check on some comedian from ukraine, the reaction of society. you are washington habitually ignoring the united states will continue to supply assistance to kiev, said at the white house and identified a new enemy, the head of the strategic command us admiral charles richard warned of the coming battle of the superpowers. writes the place of publication of the ukrainian conflict for the united states only a warm-up before the collision. with china claims military over already for a potential chinese american war, rich bel

i was able to talk to the locals.y were ashamed of jokes, they didn’t meet anyone, but i met a lot of people that you went to. i want to tell you that the guards told that once they really stuck out of the swamps, sunken ships, or rather their noses with some carved heads, or faces, therefore, i think that this legend has been confirmed. what legend is not? well, about crosses there, too, it was about crosses. they seem to be in place. well, how to confirm that there was, uh, the same peasant, his beloved rich girl. well, i don't know how to confirm this. well, since the crosses are standing, that is, something, somewhere, the lake was lit up, and the locals have now confirmed it. but by the way, the locals had never drowned before, but last year there was an accident in the winter for some reason, a man went skating and fell through the ice, and to unfortunately died. and so no one. well, here, i think that, too, for sure. this legend has been confirmed. or maybe not. once upon a time there was an accident. it was a

those locals come, wasn't called norma. you must get the nemesis and food article in the unit package, but i'm on. it's going to be up. you see any from one source unit a mom and think full of writing, been them yeoman daniel of just got word that there might be a kid. nothing in 1st says so that's what we're heading now. i mean, i was just, i'm such not a mess. you, i'm in a timely fashion meant that is gonna happen. it is different as you come up with a got a song colleague ask, it's done better mine anthem and things worth of stuff. and that is one with people . missile 9 you you story, dimple sonic for stuff. yes. hello eva is sally lays for nothing but those a funny barley wasn't them to come to from america play hick would battle. a boy thing, when i live video, they said in that bid to see this, you sort of reflect on the fact that there's a clear line dividing us is the international pressure dropping in here. no international journalists has been killed in more than a decade in mexico. and the national and especial

those locals come, wasn't called norma. you must get. the nemesis include article in the unit package, but i'm on it's going to be up. you see any put them on those were hyundai, a mom and dad full of writing them yeoman daniel of just got word that that might be a kid. nothing in 1st says so that's what we're heading now. i mean, i was just such not about you. i'm in a timely for the moment. that is gonna happen. it is different as you come up with them before they got a phone call. they got a son, benjamin anthem in the that is one with the missile 9. you, you story dental clinic for stuff. yes. hello eva. as sally news fire, nothing but those a funny barley wasn't going to come to some america play hickory battle. a boy thing when prowling video, they said that they're just saying this, you sort of reflect on the fact that there's a clear line dividing us is the international pressure dropping in here. no international journalists have been killed in more than a decade in mexico. and the national and especially the local journalist co