crowd: amir locke! amir locke! protester: amir locke!m! crowd: we have a duty to fight for our freedom! protester: we have a duty to win! crowd: we have a duty to win! protester: we must love and support one another! crowd: we must love and support one another! protester: we have nothing to lose but our chains! crowd: we have nothing to lose but our chains! i know that it's a marathon. it's not going to be done anytime soon at all. when things like this happen, it's important to step up for the families and show up for other people. crowd: power to the people! latifah: everyone that i've grown up with and love is kind of under fire or is at risk of being attacked or killed. ♪ i'm someone who believes if you can change one thing about someone, even if that someone's yourself, that's a change in the world and that's the world changing. crowd (chanting): the people united will never be defeated! (chanting continues) ♪ kim: it's the '80s. i'm 12 years old. and i'm sitting in korean church parking lot with my friend andy. and he is ranting ab

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changed the lock, bro. i changed the lock on the gate so he couldn't get in.ou say, i took something from my brother, they prevented the penetration. and when my mother returned from the hospital. and when your mother returned from the hospital. she came to the police, and i told her when you tell the truth, who robbed my whole house at home. it's been taken apart. yes , the strings were broken, everything is there, here in pooh to ashes, my brother set me up and started to set me up, since he himself had not achieved anything in his life. yes, he doesn't work anywhere. he only likes to steal metal to hand over somewhere. i tell you when they put you in jail for it. he ran out of money, and he bought himself a car. his parents did not work, they bought him an apartment, he lost his apartment, the scammers took it from him. aren't you ashamed that you don't lie? tell the truth, tell the truth. why are you lying? she lies that we stole and that's it. was in the month of march waited for was consciousness. you understand, she must realize that i tried to do every

repaired , the locks were changed, she could keep it.nge to pick it up. by the way. nowhere, and when anniversaries disappeared. consequence well, think about how it will look normal will look like. anniversaries let's talk about something else, like rings. oh my god, my here are the problems. well, they didn’t disappear, what is a round piece of gold, but if they don’t find it, so we will buy others and everyone else thinks what you are saying samoilov so, but this is already interesting what exactly. still not sleeping? yes? there is something a week ago , a girl came into stepanova's entrance. very similar to masha, she was not alone with her gentleman, but i'm not sure that this is evmenov. okay good night, well, i'll look further. thanks you are a true friend. i choose your journey and leave. i fly away , i swim from the mountain, i move out, and open the zone and relax. book cheap tickets hotels tours on ozon great mash an artist will become the owner of a fashion store, like you, it 's no wonder she grew with my business. i helped

this will be the anchor for an active best to lock on the 3rd. the diverse sponge age from 21 to 70. 3. among them are retired, fit to dump down a bought chain and to chemist. in the dine design, we made course the, this isn't the 1st time the group is made to stand here. all right, sorry, good. get best to get started. so i just visited a good stock based site and in 2020 i stopped the logging list. this got the idea neisha, they say something. another blockade here when they found out about chinese mining company and cheese plans for a tailings dam on by the police role like clean the block i kid named jayce, started pushing ahead with his red works and so on. to the next 60 days, if we die, volunteers will turn up often to 3 in the morning and the pouring right in the middle of a test when you, when we go in and then locked themselves onto those machines to present anymore drug legs from occurring. so we, so 72 people arrested and it was incredible. the, the step up we saw the in july 2021 m m g stopped. what pending environmental approval fro

exit gates, chain locks, as you see right there, key locks, as you see in this image to prevent thieves door with the merchandise. even mustard. morning this story, it is, i am flord by what you found, kim. >> reporter: you know, it's hard to imagine barbecue sauce behind plexiglass. if you live in a big city, you are not unused to seeing this. you have to call the attendant to open up the plexiglass. but chains and locks are fairly unprecedented. and we are talking about neighborhoods where there are multi-million dollar homes lining the streets. so we wanted to figure out why. richie greenburgh walked into a walgreens when he saw in the frozen food section this. >> heavy chains that went from padlock to padlock on both sides of the doors and this was bizarre, something i never saw before. this is just more icing on the cake telling us that rampant crime is -- has become a regular part of life. >> reporter: so typical that in the 30 minutes we were at this walgreens -- we watched three people, including this man, steal. did that guy pay? >> come again? >> reporter: did that guy pay? >>

actually now two schools have been locked down.ay, is due to an ongoing incident. and police are at the scene there. and now another school has also confirmed that it has been locked down. just continuing this statement as it comes into us, it says an incident has occurred this morning at tewkesbury academy. we have been advised by tewkesbury police to put in place a lockdown. this is the other school saying this. we have a police presence at the school and we are being fully supported and we would like to reassure all families that children at tobruk primary and little oaks are safe and well. rear students for parents who have children at that school. we must ask though that families do not come to the school during this time as it would compromise the police operation currently under way, and also compromise the safety of the children. it says during a situation all school staff will be supporting children and liaising with the police. they would ask that you do not communicate with the school office. thanks people their time. ju

she has locked in and sisters when she was younger. she's silent and a lot of young flyer in mexico, and she often went with her ensemble to riga to perform. but no, she lives here and teaches at the russian school. one quarter of luckiest population speaks russian. elena says she is building bridges to help connect to the 2 cultures. expensive workers because some of the children who are at the lapse in kindergarten now speak fluent life in others, hardly ever used to speak and at home what their school things are more difficult for them to mollify it's more important in most critical dancing is as important documents as seeking is too highly, it's part of the identity of minds. these are found on google c bucks or in the best of luck to you to time. so we could drive nearly 3 hours, 3 hours with he's done some sample, but that's ok. you all know when my sister and i were little, our parents brought us to live pious to take dance less than school as we drove 10 kilometers to take classes. since then done so you must become part of my

up the natural resources locked up with you and ask for co locked up with human arch argentina or australia as an example. and so for the rest of the world to catch up whether or not it's in north america or the or pain union, or wherever, we're going to have to effectively mimic that strategy. we're going to have to sort of thing i would argue, take a public private partnerships. so governments in the private sector locking down natural resources and trying to expedite the development in order to be able to catch up and come back to the point of how solve the, the countries which host these minerals like lithium, trying to bring most a control over the process, the production chain and the processing chain. and you mentioned that, well this might drive away some of the investors who might go to another country instead. can they come the idea of a call tell something along the lines of opec mitigate that risk for mineral host countries and help them to, to get more benefit for them and that people, perhaps, you know, the, the idea of a battery metals opec has been floated i know, i think in

hello igor today in kostroma the first domestic production line for anti-lock braking systems for carswas opened the start was given by the deputy minister of industry vasily shpak and the governor of the kostroma region sergey sitnikov 30 workers and 10 robots will produce 850,000 abs blocks annually, while the electronic filling in them is from friendly countries, but the plant plans to establish a full cycle produce both housings and electronics. last year, the ministry of industry and trade due to a shortage of imported blocks. abs introduced a simplified technical regulation of the car left the conveyor without anti-lock braking systems with the advent of the kostroma line. the domestic industry receives technological sovereignty the first russian automaker avtovaz has already included a contract for the supply of russian abs thanks to innokenet, we will let you go on the air, but we will use the remaining minute before the regional part to turn on the state television and radio broadcasting company dagestan rashidad kaitueva already in the studio. hello, igor, tonight , an eight-

. >>> still ahead, under lock and key. store owners fight back as everything from frozen foods to cosmetics is targeted by shoplifters. >>> plus summer is hotter than ever in the northern hemisphere and scientists say they can't link that fact to human created climate change. that is just ahead. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is nowow only $899. plus, free home delivery when yoyou add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. >>> welcome back. i'm max foster. let me bring you up-to-date with the top stories. the grand jury in the just disdepd justice department's 2020 election will meet to decide on a possible third indictment for donald trump any day now. and the federal reserve will meet later today ahead of another expected interest rate hike. economists predict the central bank will raise by a quarter of 1%. >>> store owners are fed up with crime. shoplifters and thiev

the person who sleeps here is ready to lock on at the 1st sign of trouble. and today that's mitch the young horticultural list. i match on the wife of the blockade. you don't do coffee, can you show us what looking on an volt job? much to it shelves, my wrist with this little top china, it down this home and it's looking cost. and then at the bottom of the plot, i will look onto a chain and then on this that here is the police arrive. now mich says he could be arrested for obstructing the road and for styling to comply with the police order. probably find about $700.00. he's already been arrested 3 times. how do you feel about banks prison for something like that? not right. i'm pretty rochester. or how do you family feel about you being here doing this and i hide it. but i think it's stupid and dangerous, and i'm really compromising my future for little guy out of the field to know that there are people angry of what you're doing that they prepared to get arrested to try and sometimes that is frustrating. we're doing everything right in terms of the permits

watch this. >> [crowd chanting] lock her up! [crowd chanting] lock her up!up! if you couldn't hear that, that's what they were saying. and it's what they said again tonight on fox news. why on earth, how can republicans argue that that is a, okay, but what's happening now is not? >> well, because they're not making the argument to you, or me, or anyone watching this right now. they are making the argument to a very narrow group of individuals who would actually buy into it and start chanting lock her up. they don't recognize hypocrisy. they don't recognize, you know, the vagrancy's of law and order that require certain types of behavior, and that process. behavior, and that process. what they are keyed in on is so, i got this app from experian. it's got everything i need to help my finances. got my fico® score, raised it instantly, i even found new ways to save. all right here. free. and fast. see all you can do with the free experian app. download it now. (man) mm, hey, honey. see all you can do with the free experian app. looks like my to-do list grew. "pa

mustard locked behind plexiglass. all this to keep shoplifters at bay. our cnn reporter witnessed three thefts in 30 minutes in the same san francisco walgreens. she'll tell you about it. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the trump flip-flop that could get him indicted. the special counsel jack smith investigating trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election is now focusing on an oval office meeting, which then president trump praised election security in which he raised election security. you heard me right there. sources are telling cnn exclusively the prosecutors are asking former u.s. officials about this meeting, which was in february 2020, a meeting in which president trump was heard commending officials in charge of security for the upcoming election, which, of course, at that point was about nine months away. in fact, trump was so pleased at what he heard about election security in that meeting, that he suggested that the fbi and the department of homeland security hold a press conference to tout their

this will be the anchor for an active best to lock on the 3rd. the diverse sponge age from 21 to 70. 3. among them are retired, fit to dump down a bought chain and to chemist. using the dime design, we need to push off the this isn't the 1st time the group is made of stand here. all right, sorry to get busted yet. the site was tied up. is that good stuff? they say that in 2020 they stopped the logging to at least the sky, the idea nature, they see something. another blockade here when they found out about chinese mining company in, in cheese plans for a tailings dam on lie. the police role like clean the block i kid named jayce, started pushing ahead with his roadworks pennsylvania to the next 60 days. if we die, volunteers would turn up off of the 3 in the morning in the pouring right in the middle of a test. when you, when we go in and they locked themselves onto those machines to prevent any more drug legs from occurring. we so 72 people arrested and it was incredible. the to step up, we saw the in july 2021 m m g stopped. what pending environ

we've noticed that now food is getting locked up, which was very interesting. and what we heard from one customer who is actually visiting from the uk, a mother and hers on visiting from the uk, they were not surprised because apparently that's something that they're seeing in their hometown in the uk as well. the mother described to me that you actually have to go and get meat, which is now a high-priced item there, in little lockboxes and take them up to the counter and get those unlocked as well. it seems to be an international problem as well. >> all right, sergio. thank you for that preview. we're going to see your full story at 6:00. looking forward to it. >>> the debate rages on about a potential pay increase for oakland mayor sheng thao. the city council is going to be voting on this issue tonight. the charter for the city of oakland requires the mayor's pay be based on the average salary of city managers of six comparable cities. and that's not the case for thao at the moment. her base salary is just over $200,000. for comparison, mayor london breed's

every -- through the locks every single year. as the hub of america's vehicle industry and one of the most critical states for our military industry, michigan relies on the locks to get necessary materials in and out of the state. but the soo locks aren't just important for my home state, they're also critical for yours and for our national security. as stated above, over 90% of the world's iron ore flows through the soo locks. michigan is home to the third largest land border in the country, and as a member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, and the congressman representing michigan's 10th congressional district, america's number one manufacturing district, it is my job to safeguard our national defense and vital commerce by finding ways to secure our essential infrastructure. an unexpected closure of the soo locks would threaten both. in 2015, the department of homeland security found that a six-month shutdown would be disastrous. recession, closed factors, shuttered mines, a pause in u.s. and auto and ap

there are millions of people locked behind bars around the world and while living conditions vary at the end of the day, there's still a major grain upon society. so is there a solution to this problem? i'm christy i and you're watching the cost of everything. where today we're going to be examining how much goes into the cost of incarcerating and maintaining criminals behind bars. in the u. s. state governments has spent a combined $55000000000.00 on state prison in 2020 for over $1200000.00 people who are locked behind bars while spending per prisoner varies drastically between state state from 18000 dollars per prisoner in mississippi, a year. all the way to a $135000.00 per prisoner in wyoming. the average the state spend is $45771.00 her prisoner. and now, what are the major costs of a presence budget goes to the salaries and benefits for correctional officers. the average annual salary for an officer was 534202021. but in high wage states like california new york and massachusetts officers make a double the salary of those in low wage states like mississippi, louisiana, and geo

lavra sealed today by the authorities were locked up.hildren put new locks and seals hastily, either out of shame or zeal the cry of the kids echoed over the ancient monastery and the answers to the mother. maybe give hope to all the persecuted? valeria sokolova and oleg dammer ntv can gazprom impose sanctions against ukrainian naftogaz? well, or even stop any cooperation with him, such a statement was made today by the head of gazprom, alexei miller, but he explained that the reason for this was the unfair actions of the ukrainian company. this week, gazprom has become. it is known that naftogaz ukrainy continues its attempts to organize unfair litigation regarding the transit of russian gas to europe . nafta gasli itself is a violator of contractual obligations to the lord , refusing to accept russian gas at the point of entry of sugar. what's in the conditions? having risen in europe as a wave of russophobia, he actually lost his fundamental right to protection. can you count on fair and impartial consideration of the dispute in switz

another lock was installed on both sides of the door and it was very strange.g i had never seen. this tells us that the scale of crime has become a normal part of our lives. audio for example in 30 the minute we were there, we saw three people, including this text, who was stealing. he announced that this store in rashund area has the highest rate of theft among its 9,000 stores in the united states, and it is robbed more than a dozen times when ice cream friends. frozen bars and strips of mexican food emptied the stores, frustrated employees he turned away from the chain in the company because of receiving negative messages, but this store is not the only retail store that was affected in san francisco. i don't know why the coffee here has become like police control in san francisco . san francisco municipal supervisor and former spokesperson. the police consider the widespread wave of theft to be a systematic problem, from the resistance of the city to the lack of police force and the foundation drug crisis . we are witnessing this scene of retail theft . the

i was at a place that was locked up and i was shocked workers would stay. >> harris: like we are lockedou do more shopping from home, when you go to shops in the cittale of two cities. >> high unemployment rates, i think sarah huckabee sanders said if you are leaving for democratic cities and states don't take your policy to arkansas. there is reason you moved here, keep it that way. >> now employees who are with pride in their company stepping up to stop it, they are getting fired. >> that is right. lululemon and others. coming uphillry clinton thinks it is hot outside. she is blaming heat wave on wait for it, maga republicans. i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take th

they're locked in, developing countries into economic systems. would say you have to open your economy, you call build resilience in your economy, you have to privatize everything. it's just a misguided didn't have failed approach. i think well, many developing country lead to send these, not just the president of can you related from problem instead of a barbados, but the brazilian president lula, the talking device, we need to really fix the global economy to really small phaedra a more equitable. and that it puts climate and tackling public to, to send to now, there are lots of different approaches that can be done. we could actually text the corporations were responsible for this, that meet much better. we could fix our trade system. we could products the wealthy 1000000000 has, who has been only the ones who have benefit to the most from these forms of crises and exploitation. that wealth is, is growing exponentially, was the majority of the world see that, that, that, that every day in consulting. so there are many, many solutions. what we

we had some luck but we also are under lock and because of that it _ also are under lock and becausef that it is _ also are under lock and because of that it isjust a special moment in the history— that it isjust a special moment in the history of philippine team sport — the history of philippine team sport it — the history of philippine team sport. it would have to be one of the test— sport. it would have to be one of the best achievements in the history of the _ the best achievements in the history of the country. new zealand's final match will against switzerland who drew with norway, 0—0. switzerland top the group with four points, while norway are bottom with just one. arda hegerberg picked up an injury. catalina usme got the first from the penalty spot, that was enough to give columbia only their second win at a world cup i'm very happy and i know that this. i'm very happy and i know that this. ifeel i'm very happy and i know that this. i feel starting with a victory we are on the right foot and it gives us a lot of confidence and positive energy that we need. scotland are hopi

up, they are locked up with all the locks, so that only you don’t get there silence , silence that crushes unbearable. it's just that i see people wondering. why are they silent? why is nothing some of our highest levels of the clergy also speak. and even more so the western world, in which such a situation is simply impossible wild and barbaric and this silence. it surprises you so much that you wonder. if we christians follow christ, we should not be subject to some political temporal trend, but still be faithful to christ and say our position that christians are being persecuted in ukraine , seminarians are being persecuted, and the bishops are being closed. home aristas simply deprive people of all freedom of thought and speech, and it hurts to head any freedom, thoughts and words itza was to go answers. mikhail has not waited yet, and therefore continues to enter the state of prayer to protect the kiev-pechersk lavra, together with other believers, you can see for yourself that the lavra is a monastery. this is not a museum. and this is a monastery. i don’t know how it is possible to

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the things are more difficult for them to mollify coordinating and lock. but according to the dancing is as important documents as seen, is strongly it's part of the identity of months. these are found on google c bucks or in the west, the nazi 2 times a week. he dries nearly 3 hours, 30 hours with his dad some assembled. but if that's ok, you all know when my sister and i were little, our parents brought us to live pious to take dance lessons. we drove 10 kilometers to take classes since then done soon that's become part of my weekly routine. but out of town the to the song and dance festival starts at 150 years ago. during 50 off of those again, slots available spot of the soviet union. big then some of the native songs, what band. but when video software about pot, millions of people in the multi countries demonstrate that peacefully for their new independence and sing folk songs as a sign of sunday night. it was done that they sing and it will do. the reason why you always fun, hard to begin freedom in lafayette park on yourself. there are many songs a

plastic lock on top of a tub of ice cream. >> it's even worse than that.e other day just up the block at a drugstore, i won't say which one. i walk in, it's behind this plastic prison. it took four people, four of them, to come and liberate my dental floss -- [laughter] i finally checked out and i'm thinking with topping on the ice cream, this little lock on the top of the ice cream, if they have to wait as long as i did, you're going to have a bucket of hot goo by the time you check out. this is not going to work. but they have chains now around freezens. at one of -- freezers. i saw it on the upper west side a few weeks ago because, apparently, the shoplifters come in with bags with dry ice, and they shovel the ice cream into the bags and walk out. will: try ice. >> dry ice, and then they're selling it, they're fleecing it out here, i guess, for markup and making a killing. this has been going on for about two the years, and it's gotten sod bad, now we've got with locked down ice cream and everything else. you can't get deodorant, dental floss, it's a wa

everyone you on lock so i was supposed to be open on sunday. they told the challenges that my son was a terrorist. they got the message that the terrorist is on the way knowing the that the has been passing through the ask for the past 6 years. he was known to them, but they wanted an excuse to close alex and most of the while i've been here no one, i no longer hear anything. 2 years ago when we used to go to court, vandevere came and told the settlers there when the palestinians, these courts changed them. and the one time he told the settlers who wants to leave the court full of them and beat them, we left and the people told us to be careful. they will do this to us. but people with us helped us most of the people and saw entire team in us can waiting outside these warranty goes home, imagine the killed or some and want to beat us. this is the most injustice. nobody used. dozens of protest is gathered in front of the united nations headquarters in new york on friday, the money and then so us support for israel and it's decades long. conflict

on one side the grand duke, and on the other side in the basement he locked them together, so that ite more convenient to plot against me. that such a lot is not planned by yuri they wanted. but i refused him, but they were not offended, i did not give anything to my brothers. so they are not poor. i told them and i’ll tell you. earth, the russians must be united and managed from moscow. what about you are you going to rule all russian lands when your brothers and sisters are your enemies? here let let and under the friend enemies from me or soybeans? znik when her children do not live in the world, here they are five fingers. why don't you tell him? he knows what to do. how humble you are. hand over the keys, i'll release them myself. deciding when to release them? good afternoon they say these walls hold beautiful love stories. are you such a beautiful woman, come here to throw yourself down, i'm all alone. i don't have anyone, not a single soulmate. i don't know what to do. i don't understand. why live on, i don't know either. i just live and everything and i advise you to do the s

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. >> we had a lock on here. we had a lock on the area, and that's gone.on't even know where the lock is. >> deputies body camera video shows two brinks drivers, one of them sleeping as the other went into the rest stop for 27 minutes. that's when the driver says someone broke into the truck. later, the deputies and the driver are seen looking through the inventory, realizing that 24 bags of jewelry were missing. i counted 49 was 49. >> out of how many 73. >> that's a lot. yeah. oh now brinks and the jewelry owners are tangled in a lawsuit. >> the owners claim the items stolen, including diamonds, gems and watches are worth $100 million. >> this isn't lifestyles of the rich and famous. these are mom and pop jewelers. i have a client, 66 years old. he lost everything in this theft. >> but attorneys for brinks argue the company is only responsible for the amount the jewels were insured for only about $9 million, far less than the $100 million being claimed and no arrests have been made in the case. >> coming up, the state with the highest rate of alzheimer's

even coffee beans are locked up at some stores.s is, of course, supposed to stop shoplifting, but even stores on lockdown are still getting hit. we want to a walgreens in the city to report on all this, and it was hit three times while our crew was inside. >> reporter: richie walked into a san francisco walgreens when he saw this in the frozen food section. >> chains, heavy chains that went from padlock to padlock on both sides of the doors. and this was bizarre, something i'd never seen before. this is just more icing on the cake telling us that rampant crime has becom a regular part of life. >> reporter: so typical that in the 30 minutes we were at this walgreens, we watched three people, including this man, steal. >> did that guy pay? did that guy pay? >> no. >> reporter: walgreens says thi richmond store with items like mustard locked up has the highest theft rate of all their nearly 9,000 u.s. stores hit more than a dozen times a day. when thieves turned to cleaning out ice cream, workers put up the chains. they were ordered d

and, and so these people i, i hope that they could get in lock step. we'd hope that there could be unity, but you're already involved and acknowledgement that you care about your base that you care about. these thoughts of the earth, a good, the conservative, the people who are staying on the floor. another for terry isn't up, terry. and as i'm another this big farm, a dictatorship, enough of all of this. and those are okay questions i, i know of not looking to blind i, attorney to blind eye to elections where there are questions about what's going on . our elections is there for you. we look into this and, and these are people who have been demonized, who've been months well emptied it. yeah. but jennifer, you can, you can, you can question the 2016 election of course. but you can question the 2020 election business pop pockets. and the we live with alright, and we're going to go to work. we're going to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on tucker call. so in the future of the conservative movement, say, witho

if you are going to lock everybody down you are --oin going to lock everybody down you are going to _ the pants off. they have the fear machine going and they also spread _ have the fear machine going and they also spread a lot of lies about things— also spread a lot of lies about things and that was the counter disinformation unit that they set up for the _ disinformation unit that they set up for the government and at the end of the day, _ for the government and at the end of the day, our— for the government and at the end of the day, our studies show that only about— the day, our studies show that only about 1700 — the day, our studies show that only about 1700 to 6000 lives were saved by the _ about 1700 to 6000 lives were saved by the lockdown and to put that in context. _ by the lockdown and to put that in context, lewis, every year, if the flu season — context, lewis, every year, if the flu season takes about 18,500 to 24,800 — flu season takes about 18,500 to 24,800 lives in the uk. the policy was a _ 24,800 lives in the uk. the policy was a complete botchjob 24,800 lives in t

the lock?pression that you either agreed or didn’t lose in cards. well , how can this be, and how can this be with me at all , how honestly gathered together, maybe you are a jealous person and did not follow, there was an outsider left. this is the first second man. i'm glad my husband didn't go. who raped you? trust me, i would. as would have done, please, we no longer need. i 'm glad that i went to deal with him, because if he went to deal with him, something would happen. i would pick him up. may i return to the castle? here she hits you with a lock. and what happens is nothing. i turned around, it turns out i went into the house, started to dress in climbed out, did not hit. well, i didn't even expect it to be the same. can i even strike with a poker, went to an ambulance meeting, and you never raised your hand to your wife during these 10 i haven't touched it for months, because i don't see the point. well, by the way, go up to the pole to explain that it is wooden, than she hit my wife w

security forces , together with representatives of the ukrainian ministry of culture, cut down the locksled three buildings of the monastery, including the residence of the primate of the canonical uoc onufry of the national reserve of the national reserve. kiev pechersk lavra for the acceptance of property that belongs to the state. watched three corps today. this is the seventieth and sixty-ninth, 71 made sure of their condition that there is no outsiders that they are not used for living for some religious needs and in fact. they are now sealed and we hope that the state will eventually decide on the further fate of these state objects of various objects of maxim ostapenko , who was appointed head of the reserve in april. kiev pechersk lavra is known as the name of the creators and deputy commander of the battalion of the khorty regiment, this is one of the first illegal paramilitary formations in zaporozhye that arose after the euro maidan with the start of a special military operation ostapenko recorded his regiment and territorial defense brigade. but in fact , he remained in the r

not putting up money, it is actually locking poorer countries in to a pathway that makes them unableo be able to develop cleanly. what we really need at this moment is a framework of solidarity and cooperation. technology being shared, finance being given, so people can develop clearly. that is why we at war on want call for a global green new deal together with many movements across the global south. adrian: but asad, who is going to pay for it? kenya's president has called for the establishment of a global green bank to assist developing nations as they try to mitigate the effects of climate change, without exacerbating their already unsustainable levels of debt. is that a good idea? is that not something that the world bank and the imf should be doing, for instance? asad: the problem is many of these national institutions such as the imf and world bank are dominated by rich country interests. and in fact, they have been overwhelmingly responsible for fueling much of the dirty development pathways they have locked in developing countries into. economic situations that say you have

are locked up with all the locks, so that only you don’t get there silence, like a silence that crushesrable. it's just that i see people wondering. why are they silent? why do our highest levels of the clergy say nothing, and even more so the western world, in which such a situation is simply impossibly wild and barbaric and this silence. it surprises you enough to make you wonder. if we christians go for by christ, we should not be subject to some political temporal trend, but still be faithful to christ and say our position that in ukraine they are persecuting christians, they are persecuting seminarians, they are closing the bishopric on people’s home aristas, they are simply depriving them of any freedom of thought and speech, and this illness is headed mikhail has not yet waited for any freedom, thoughts and words, and grabbing answers, and therefore continues to go out on moths. distance in defense of the kiev-pechersk lavra, together with other believers, the monastery you see for yourself that the lavra is a monastery. this is not a museum. and this monastery. i don’t know how

the locks were torn off, they penetrated the territory in the footage.is clear that they do not let the believers through, they pray on their knees for the liberation of the shrine . let me remind you that the ministry of culture of ukraine limited access there to parishioners after they did not allow the commission to seal the monastery buildings and expel the monks. entrances horizon announces the launch of a new line of computers mini the htop pc device has a compact size and is not inferior to a standard system unit in terms of functionality and technical characteristics. as the developers note, this product has received a lot of requests from users, therefore the company expects good demand for the final production of pilot batches, which are arguing to go with the customer for testing as part of the import substitution program, we have developed a new product. this is an h top mini-pis and we are completely sure that it should replace the system unit on the market with this prospect products product of the future. why do we always work during devel

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