lola slowly descends the stairs, while ron surveys the surroundings, taking a pause to think.here we are now in this enclosure, which can be called a polyudarium, because here there is a water part, and here there will be dry land. we will decorate it a little, put these driftwood and prepared moss there, plant some plants and add two more female basilisks there, we have two females there live, we will place two more here, first we decorate, then we move , at the moment one of the female basilisks is carefully watching us, does she need decoration of the enclosure, it’s unlikely, those females... who have a new year’s eve, simply need a more spacious terrarium, or as denis, together with other terrariumists, calls it, polyudarium. first of all, two driftwood are sent to it, and moss in the foreground, yes here, yes, we will make moss in the foreground, but first we will plant a plant, and then we'll treat him like a wife. helmeted basilisks are diurnal lizards, from 35 to 75 cm long, their maximum weight is 600 g . a distinctive feature is very long fingers with sharp claws. h

she wakes up, she will put him in his place, thank you for your assistance, the main thing is that lolaa gets better, gets better, gets better, and you don’t get sick, god bless you, let’s do it. maybe that's enough already, i'm not touching you at all. there’s a guy here, you know him, it’s dad, you open the door for him, invite him into the kitchen, if you give your mom some pie, he needs to make sure you're happy, okay? i didn’t hear, i’m happy, well done, open the door, i’ll go, change my clothes, i’m still getting acquainted , hello, dad, can i kirilna, come in, we have a problem, what happened, the complaint came by email, about whom, about kulygin, oh, lis , read it yourself, otherwise we will soon need to hire an ophthalmologist, i will go blind from your nonsense, so, they entered the apartment without shoe covers, did not wash their hands, there is something essentially, dr. hamili treated my seriously ill patient rudely mom, that’s all, they refused to hospitalize me, claiming... that the walls at home were being treated only after i gave 5,000 rubles to the doctor, my mother

first of all, ola wa fazli jalibo, ola taj lola, amla ali, his poems are very popular among the people, especially the poems of uramish, and he is one of the masters of the style of the region, who was also from a village in the parts called tawaiz or talawiz, contemporary molovi. some poets have distinguished themselves, including mashraf khanum ardalan, mastolah ardalan, and i told him that because he was teaching in jamia mosque, many of the students of religious studies were also his students. no let's go masood maulana khalid shahroori or known as maulana khalid naqshbandi is written and when he wants to go to india to see his sheikh, he passes through mashhad on the way, which is the court of hazrat imam reza at that time 160 years ago. peace be upon him sees an ode written that is poetic in terms of weight, rhyme and poise he beats chest to chest with the poems of our great poets, as he says, who is this court that is superior to ash and the whole world is illuminated by the light of its dome . and shafi'i religion. and many of my poems are written in my mother tongue, that is t

, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, first of all, the crown of lolaamla ali. molovi his poems. especially the poems of uramish are very popular among the people, and he is one of the poets of the regional style, who was also from rozai. in the parts of uramman, by the name of tawaiz or tawaiz maulvi , some contemporary poets have distinguished themselves, including mashraf khanum jordanan and i said that in jamia mosque like he was teaching in dar al-ahsan mosque , many of the students of religious studies were also his students. maulana khalid shahroori or known as maulana khalid naqshbandindi . when he wants to go to india to visit his sheikh, he passes through mashhad from a distance, where he sees the court of imam reza ( peace be upon him) 160 years ago. according to the well-known saying, our elder beats his chest as he says, "who is this court that is the most superior, and the whole world is illuminated by the light of its dome, and this ode is very rich and long in the memory of imam reza, peace be upon him, and all these kurdish poets of ahl

lola is defined by the authorities as a pit bull type dog. are you ready?ned category and had to go to court after police seized her. shejumped up in the back of the van. they locked her in a cage, shut the door and drove off, leaving me sobbing in the road. and i didn't know whether i was ever going to see her again. she's got to be on lead in every public place and muzzled, which includes our own car. she doesn't believe banning a type solves the problem of controlling dangerous dogs. banning a breed to start with makes them more attractive to the wrong owner. and it's these people that the government should be targeting, not innocent family dogs that have been well brought up, trained — from loving families. there willjust be another breed of dog that they're attracted to. the bbc has found that 3,499 animals are on the index of exempted dogs, meaning they can still live with their owners, and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. good girl. this is usually because owners have successfully argued they are responsible and can keep their dogs safely. what's

and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. just sprinkle a few...king the initiative and getting their xl bullies ready to be assessed, like zoomer here. he's a family pet whom the owner completely trusts with their children. people are a bit more wary about him now. they don't want their dogs to come close to him. they don't want their children close to him. they even don't want themselves close to him. if he's ever off the lead, they'll start walking in the opposite direction. he's a good boy, and i'd be really sad if he was ever taken away or anything like that. a ban doesn't necessarily mean these dogs will disappear, but it should clamp down on irresponsible owners. danny savage, bbc news. it was in 1985 that london's great 0rmond street hospital for children performed its first successful separation of conjoined twins — in all, the hospital has cared for 38 sets of twins. and it's just brought together six of them to share their experiences. our medical editor fergus walsh was there. a special day for six very special sets of twins — all born

and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. just sprinkle a few.... some owners are taking the initiative and getting their xl bullies ready to be assessed, like zoomer here. he's a family pet whom the owner completely trusts with their children. people are a bit more wary about him now. they don't want their dogs to come close to him. they don't want their children close to him. they even don't want themselves close to him. if he's ever off the lead, they'll start walking in the opposite direction. he's a good boy, and i'd be really sad if he was ever taken away or anything like that. a ban doesn't necessarily mean these dogs will disappear, but it should clamp down on irresponsible owners. danny savage, bbc news. we will take a short break, but let me show you the live pictures from gaza. these are the pictures from southern israel, looking at some of the explosions and strikes. we will have all the latest on the military are on some of the diplomacy going on, and the latest on the humanitarian situation and hostage situation. all of that coming up

and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. just sprinkle a few...st $0011. some owners are taking the initiative and getting their xl bullies ready to be assessed, like zoomer here. he's a family pet whom the owner completely trusts with their children. people are a bit more wary about him now. they don't want their dogs to come close to him. they don't want their children close to him. they even don't want themselves close to him. if he's ever off the lead, they'll start walking in the opposite direction. he's a good boy, and i'd be really sad if he was ever taken away or anything like that. a ban doesn't necessarily mean these dogs will disappear, but it should clamp down on irresponsible owners. danny savage, bbc news. a leading health think tank has predicted that the nhs waiting list for non—urgent treatment in england could rise to 8 million by next august. that would be about 250,000 more than the current total. the health foundation says the increase may happen even without further strikes by doctors. the government says action has been take

lola is defined by the authorities as a pit bull—type dog. are you ready?ped up in the back of the van. all they locked her in a cage, shut the door and drove off, leaving me sobbing in the road. and i didn't know whether i was ever going to see her again. she's got to be on lead in every public place and muzzled, which includes our own car. she doesn't believe banning a type solves the problem of controlling dangerous dogs. banning a breed to start with makes them more attractive to the wrong owner. and it's these people that the government should be targeting, not innocent family dogs that have been well brought up, trained, from loving families. there willjust be another breed of dog that they're attracted to. the bbc has found that 3,499 animals are on the index of exempted dogs, meaning they can still live with their owners, and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. good girl. this is usually because owners have successfully argued they are responsible and can keep their dogs safely. what's this? it's the police who assess a dog to see if it falls into

lal they my darling, lola by my son, sleep in peace, sleep in silence, i've dogged the earth with myare hands. i've searched for my roots in this song, this holy land, the land which is yours, and which is mine, palestine. and you, good earth, glorious land, now i offer my son to you, see, i offer my son to you, only to you, i lifted his head from his mother's arms, i put him on. your chest still in rest to water you, you have my roots, palestin, palestine, palestine, palestine. love by my darling loll by my child sleep and bee. sleep in silence since the story of my anger and your blood. story of our mother's tears and your brother's cry, have to take us all, have to take us all, lalal by my darling, lalo by my dear, sleep in peace, sleep in deep in silence since somebody inside my aking heart, some of the inside our land, our blood joins in sacrifice, sacrifice. your blood rootes me here, this land, your blood, my heart, palestine, palestine, palestine. the headlines desire the un calls for unimpeded humanitarian access to the gaza strip, warning the blocada territory is witnessing

lola, what a beautiful picture you have, well done!n with new forces, several masterpieces per day, oh, how beautiful it turns out, super, oh, even a circle, and even so, well done, he gives paintings to visitors, a miracle, thank you, employee... the oceanarium has a matter-of-fact attitude towards creativity, they say, any animal can be taught to draw, novorossiysk here dogs draw, well, as they draw, they rather allow themselves to paint their paws and pat them on the canvas, it looks funny, but the local animal assistance center assures us that this is a very useful procedure, art therapy for dogs, it is more psychological communication with dogs, tactility, they calm down, and it's for them i like this process, and spinal specialists, they are in this... those who have back problems, through the pads on their paws, manage to influence the nerve ending, of a kind. art therapy helps them learn to better understand and feel their owner. the dog receives additional communication with a person, plus the work of the brain is activated, w

your furry friends won't mind, including the darker furred pups like lola here, big old doggie smileomorrow, but you may have to dodge a couple afternoon and evening showers. there's my email address if you want to share your october pictures with us, dogs in costumes time. email that to me and we'll get you on the schedule later this month. the seven-day forecast does include the warm-up for inland parts of the bay area. we are not going to return to the hot temperatures we had last week. we can be thankful for. that the warmest we'll get is the low 80s and upper 70s to near 80 degrees most of the weekend. a little more cloud cover saturday, but our rain chances really look like below 20%. temperatures go up and down around the bay. after tomorrow mostly hovering pretty close to normal for this time of year, same thing along the coast, one of the better rain chances. anything more than a trace would be an achievement for this kind of system. then we dry it out. next week temperatures stay along the coast in the 60s, which is where you're supposed to be. >> thank you. >>> when we com

own, and the cradle that my father gave me, i dedicated to lolagan hospital for the development of lolapital, which he donated 260 billion tomans with the encouragement of his children. and god gave the money to build a hospital in kashan god said, spend it where i say, now my father is trying to spend it where god said, god will return it again, it will return most of it, the charity that entered this work only because of the order of his parents , is the first community center for the prevention of special patients and for the treatment of patients. over a thousand billion billion tomans, yes, only and only for god's sake and for the honor of my parents, this good man comes from america with his wife to iran and builds several clinics in mazandaran. no, i'm thinking of staying overnight with the hospital companions sistan baluchistan province, they do not have a place to live, they are far away from the village or from the neighboring cities, they use those houses as accommodation, the bearable point here is that many of these benefactors are also involved in prevention, like this gen

this was the last message lola had from zaynab, letting her mother know she was alive.ions from gaza were cut off. the last few weeks have been... really quite harrowing just to watch the images on tv and to see such high numbers of deaths of innocent women and children and civilians. it's been very painful. it kind of feels like a nightmare, to be honest at the moment. some reflections from the families that those who have civilians trapped in gaza with no way out. we'll be hearing about the families of the israeli hospitals who —— israeli hostages who are being similarly held inside the gaza strip. this ground offensive continues as it has through the night and through the morning as the israeli army fires and intensifies its operation. you can find all your news on the bbc website. the live page will keep you up—to—date with the latest developments. but for now, let's head back to london. back to the studio for some of the days other stories, with lu kwesa burak. we'll have more on the conflict in gaza in a few minutes — but now let's take a look at some of the other

another young victim of gauze as was named humanitarian crisis. lola, this is one of my nephews, belong to my brother's wife and children room outage on how that my nephew was injured 2 weeks ago. and because all the crossings are closed for medical evacuations, he passed away on how to put them in as no medicine for efficient treatment or no fuel. busy the doctors did that based off the idea of the situation in gaza, has turned to one of abject misery, with shortages in everything from water to food and medicine. the cause is hospitals have been particularly hot, heat victims of use riley strikes, continued support in israel says it's targeting the terrorist group from us. as the number of wounded civilians rises, the un says newly a 3rd of hospitals have had to close due to damage or like a few the fuse which is needed to pump the water. and how of hospitals is in such short supply that the un has wanted, may have to hold to humanitarian operations. if more doesn't arrive soon, that israel says any fuel they allow in could be seized by him us, and rejects you and claims that god doesn

like to turn your attention to psycho lola, it's about to or around 10 days ahead of the side. 5 seasons. so that is an out to season stormy springs in very wet weather and across the southern manada is eventually pushing down to woodland. what to wet and with the weather there is likely to be some flooding. i'm afraid what we need to. and so we'll have a southeast of us and we'll see some shower as long as spells if right. and once again, rolling across paths, media. so what's the weather for a time to just making his way across victoria, eventually that weather will push its way across towards new zealand. i'm gonna say some fairly heavy bus particular the central positive dc and up on the other side of the mount is cross chest topside to buy the temperature wise. getting up to 24 degrees. that's not too bad. that's always a temperature. is that around 20 full sales, just have to take care of as well to find a dry weather for about 2 to pam, one of the 2 shelves of a sort of the country here, some shelves into the northeast of china. and because of what the weather for western china, t

i mean, far away outset towards the solomon islands, where lola is swelling away here. this is a big storm, actually is the most powerful still we have on the globe. at the bottom. there are 5 storms active at press. that was around 220 kilometers per hour. gusting to to 70 . it will wait. and this it makes its way down towards new caledonia. they won't waste time when the weather will continue across the southeast of australia. eventually pushing its way towards new stated, it tends cooler here that it is wet, cold weather, coming into a new south wales, running up to preston, to the from intimate moments to major social changes from man's impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself. that he has with depression, understand, sweetie. i to give you cellphone the witness award winning films from around to an hour to 0. the the welcome back to watching al jazeera. let's remind you about top stories bestseller, poland, $5000.00 palestinians have now been killed and is rarely as strikes on garza, according to the latest update for the health ministry and says anoth

he did not like the avocado as much >> we dressed up lola, last year, she hated it, but pictures -- asde the little tontos. >> carley: somebody knows what you are talking about. >> todd: the lady who runs my household told me we are dressing up as ballerina and pebbles. >> janice: can we see pictures tomorrow? >> carley: lady that runs your household, you mean your wife? do you have servants? >> i am them. >> carley: happy halloween. serious news and secretary of state blinken and lloyd austin will appear before a senate panel to push president biden's aid package for israel and ukraine. new house speaker has a different idea, cheryl casone has details on that. >> todd: and congresswoman cori bush's comments could cost her her job, we'll explain next. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at

this is how we immediately recognize reece visarspoon, and gina lola we don’t want to recognize brigidaayer won 19 victories in a row in atp tournaments. he won three tournaments, medvedev, that’s right, daniil medvedev, please , opera 800, the opera solomiya, richard strauss wrote based on the play of the same name by this irishman, though in a german translation, or perhaps berder de show, but no, solomiya, irishman, everything fits, oscar wilde, of course, and please, city 800. the windows in the airport building of this russian city have recently been decorated lines from the songs of chaifa checheriny, of course on the theme of flight. i think this is yekaterinburg, please, the city is 400 meters away, on max ewe square, in the center of this capital there is a center named after him with the chess museum and a library. amsterdam, that's right, please, the city is over 200. in the vicinity of this city, the caragana bush or yellow acacia grows in abundance , hence the name of the city, carganda, maybe you 're right, and please, actors and roles 400, you get a code in the bag, 400 y

i believe it's the effect, the se, over the next few days, like to tour your attention to psycho lola. it's about to or around 10 days ahead of the side, 5 seasons. so that is an out to season stormy springs in very wet weather and across the southern manada is eventually pushing down towards find what to wet and with the weather. there is likely to be some flooding. i'm afraid what we need to and so we'll have a south east of us and we'll say some showers long spells of rain once again rolling across past media. so what's the weather for a time to just making his way across victoria, eventually that weather will push its way across towards new zealand. i'm gonna say some fairly heavy bus particular the central positive dc and it's on the other side of the mount is cross just outside too bad, the temperature wise getting up to 24 degrees. that's not too bad. that's always a temperature. is that around 20 full sales, just have to take care of as well to find a dry weather for about 2 to pam, one of the 2 shelves of a sort of the country here, some shelves into the northeast of china. a

lola is defined by the authorities as a pit bull type dog. are you ready?ped up in the back of the van. they locked her in a cage, shut the door and drove off, leaving me sobbing in the road. and i didn't know whether i was ever going to see her again. she's got to be on lead in every public place and muzzled, which includes our own car. she doesn't believe banning a type solves the problem of controlling dangerous dogs. banning a breed to start with makes them more attractive to the wrong owner. and it's these people that the government should be targeting, not innocent family dogs that have been well brought up, trained — from loving families. there willjust be another breed of dog that they're attracted to. the bbc has found that 3,499 animals are on the index of exempted dogs, meaning they can still live with their owners, and 99% of them are pit bulls like lola. good girl. this is usually because owners have successfully argued they are responsible and can keep their dogs safely. what's this? it's the police, who assess a dog to see if it falls into a

and keith, keith's little girl, little lola. isn't she a sparkler ? oh, wow. that's she a sparkler?t's a proper i don't know. is there an equivalent of crufts for cats? i think she'd win. and alison's lovely boy, floyd in the amazon box. what a delivery . great stuff. look, i delivery. great stuff. look, i loved all your pictures . we've loved all your pictures. we've got a surplus of them. but thank you for sending them. listen, tomorrow's newspaper front pages coming in thick and let's coming in thick and fast. let's have a look at the telegraph now. hamas blocks exit of foreign citizens . and the day foreign citizens. and the day the world lost a friend. matthew perry dies at the age of 54. also johnson boris johnson favoured a soft touch over lockdowns , says top scientists. lockdowns, says top scientists. if only he'd had his way. now for a brand new segment on mark dolan tonight on a sunday, the last word in which a special guest joins me in the studio to give their final verdict on the weekend that we've had. so next weekend that we've had. so next week sees the king's speech

. ♪ her name is lola she was a showgirl ♪ ♪ with yellow feathers in her hair ♪ ♪ >>> it's "sunday morningof a broadway musical. that after a career which has truly made him a legend, and david pogue tells us no one is more surprised than barry manilow himself. ♪ i write the songs that make the whole world sing ♪ >> reporter: if you were around during the '70s and '80s, you can probably sing along with many of barry manilow's 50 top 40 hits. ♪ could it be magic ♪ >> reporter: like "could it be magic". ♪ oh mandy ♪ >> reporter: "mandy ", "looks like we made it," and copacabana. he sold 85 million records, he's won a tony, a grammy, and an emmy, and -- >> in honor of 14 years and 637 shows -- >> reporter: he performed more times in las vegas than elvis presley. ♪ it's a miracle ♪ >> reporter: all of this came as a huge surprise to bauer bare. >> i didn't understand why anybody would like what i was doing on that stage. >> reporter: what's your theory? >> i have never figured it out. >> reporter: really? >>> i never figured it out. >> reporter: but maybe we should start at the beginning. here

it's called lola v. her post on instagram has 1.2 million likes already. and i'll say better with age. the october issue, if you want to check it out, on newsstands everywhere today. i'm kind of in on the hair care. >> i love her. >> inside and out, she's a terrific lady. >> we follow her on instagram. she's so uplifting. >> absolutely, 100%. congratulations to her. hey, all this morning, christmas must be getting close because mariah carey is in the news. queen of the holiday season is announcing she's heading out on tour. the defrosting has begun. announcing the merry christmas tour. she's bringing her holiday cheer to multiple cities across the u.s. and canada starting next month. tickets go on sale friday, october 6th. it's only a matter of weeks before we start hearing the classic "all i want for christmas is you." >> or right now. [ laughter ] >> we just kicked it off. it is, by the way, as you probably know, the best selling holiday song ever by a female artist with 16 million copies sold. every year she makes about $2.5 million on that song alone t

cumbersome enigma lola also -- congressman nick melodia also saying i will not succumb to threats. i will support a speaker candidate who will support the world health fund, national insurance, and a state tax proposal. he includes in there the threatening language she received. this from jennifer, capitol hill reporter. "the tactic did not work on me" that is a quote from jimenez. "i became more cemented in by position in my position -- in my position. i am hispanic, you just don't do that to us." marian miller meeks is getting death threats, don bacon's wife is receiving threatening anonymous texts, staff is being cussed out on the phone. jordan's allies tactics are backfiring as detractors begin. jim jordan put out this tweet yesterday, "no american should accost another for their beliefs. we condemn threats against our colleagues and it is imperative we come together. stop, it is abhorrent." we will get to the front pages of the papers and that frontline on the israeli-hamas war. let's get to a couple of calls, they key in california, democratic color -- vicki in california, de

cumbersome enigma lola also -- congressman nick melodia also saying i will not succumb to threats. i will support a speaker candidate who will support the world health fund, national insurance, and a state tax proposal. he includes in there the threatening language she received. this from jennifer, capitol hill reporter. "the tactic did not work on me" that is a quote from jimenez. "i became more cemented in by position in my position -- in my position. i am hispanic, you just don't do that to us." marian miller meeks is getting death threats, don bacon's wife is receiving threatening anonymous texts, staff is being cussed out on the phone. jordan's allies tactics are