young man who called himself a judas. from the city of kiriath, he invited me to his house in the lower citytreated a kind person. a very kind inquisitive person to my thoughts. he received me very warmly. lamps yes he asked me to express my views on state power. this question interested him greatly. and what did you say? or will you answer? forgot what you said? among other things, i said. that all power is violence against people? and that the time will come when there will be no power, no caesars or any other power. man will pass into the kingdom of truth and justice. where there will be no need for any power at all. dali had nothing. then people ran in and began to knit, they took me to prison in the world, there was never, and never will be . this is a matter of state. i see and think that some trouble has happened because i spoke with this young man from kiryaf. i have a demon have a premonition that misfortune will happen to him. and i'm so sorry. i think there is someone else in the world. whom you should pity more than i will be from kiev so mark the rat-killer is a cold and convinc

and the problem is that a destination of these internal migrations tend to be concentrated in lower cities, namely tokyo. because these places offer a great opportunities for education and energy and, and our employment. and according to the latest and system of 2020, about 30 percent of the entire population resided in tokyo. and it's as a sion prefecture is so just in doubt about one 3rd of the population is concentrated in the tokyo area. so the real problem is that a destination of internal migration tends to be a lot of cities because it's got more paternity. okay. understand and, and i guess perhaps a lot of women are moving from rural areas into tokyo, in search of employment and better opportunities and perhaps choosing to not have children for whichever reason. what are some of these reasons that perhaps women in japan deciding that having children might not be for them? right, so a parent is currently facing just another very important on challenge key challenge of lower birth rate. and there are so many factors contributing to a low birth rates in japan among women in japan. but

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. -- senna loa lower, even mexico city.hould stand their ground and say we're not going to do anything that violates international human rights, basic rights. the loss they're breaking right now. amy: i want to thank you, fernando garcia, speaking to us from el paso, texas, where president biden visited yesterday for the first time as president, going to the southern border. tomorrow we will talk about his meeting in mexico. we thank you both for being with us. next up, harvard university's kennedy school of government facing outcry after resending a fellowship to ken roth, a former head of human rights watch, over human rights watch's criticism of the human rights record. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: spalding is leaving harvard sang "sadly, what i aspire to cultivate and activate organize learning spaces is not yet aligned with harvard's priorities." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. harvard's kennedy school of government is facing growing outcry for rescinding a fe

weather , drivers traditionally reacted, many of whom could not start the engines of their cars, the city loweredthe aggregator, taxi, introduced increased tariffs and for some time moving with a driver in warmer comfort for orenburg residents was an expensive pleasure statistics were opened by medical institutions. so the fourth city hospital of orenburg reports this to eight patients who came to them with frostbite, the main influx. e patients, a here expects in 5 days have reacted to the cold, of course and educational institutions. today, his orenburg schoolchildren, the final day of the new year holidays. but apparently they will last and schoolchildren for some time because of the frosts and will not attend educational institutions, in turn, the regional department of the ministry of emergency situations recommends orenburg residents to refrain from long trips and dress. as warm as possible faith in vladimir thank you for direct communication for the ingush region in vladimir popov the topic of morozov will continue to be discussed with meteorologist ekaterina contacts ekaterina greetings a

this happened just after two this morning in the city's lower haight right there at the corner of to visit arrow and hes when firefighters arrived, they did find flames coming from the roof of one of the three story buildings and those flames quickly spread. the fire grew to two alarms before firefighters. we're able to knock it down. rescue companies have gone through both buildings twice now they have confirmed that we have no civilian casualties. one firefighter did suffering minor injury that firefighters been transported to a local hospital and will be okay. before extent of the damage to both buildings not quite known yet, but firefighters did say it was severe 25 people have been displaced red cross is assisting the cause remains under investigation. tesla ceo elon musk is expected to return to the witness stand tomorrow in a high profile fraud trial in san francisco. current and former tesla investors accused musk of misleading them over false claims that he had financing to take the company private. the centers around a tweet must set back in 2018. some investors say the twe

we see a lot of cities lowering the requirements. but that's not the issue i want to bring up.ixty-five people shot in chicago over the weekend the majority were shot and what we would call a drive-by. they were not known to the people who shot them. what is the impact of drugs and gangs on the shootings? most are retaliatory involving drugs and gangs and possibly someone who ratted on someone else and this is an issue the politicians and the media refused to address and it ties into your discussion and one of the innocent people are caught up. >> and the direct answer to your question is a huge part of thech shooting violence the dea and classified a report that looked at the percentage of shootings however gang-related shootings was a large plurality. but the drug point is interesting with the simple drug possession which persistently happen in most haveve very lengthy criminal s histories and ignores the fact that the drug enforcement really isn't about drug use it is understood that tool for more serious violent crime like crack was treated so much more harshly than powder

president didn’t see any of them so coincidentally that just before the president’s visit, the city lowered70% this is good. peter should be happy. however, there is nothing hundreds of migrants spend the night on the streets of the city during a wave of cold weather. people sought refuge in churches and the local airport building in an attempt to restore order. in the city of power. opened a new temporary accommodation center for a thousand people plans to expand the practice of accelerated deportation of illegal immigrants, he made a proposal to limit the admission of emigrants every month to let 30,000 visitors from nicaragua, cuba and haiti into the united states, my colleagues will tell more about the events in the country and the world at 3:00 in the afternoon. i say goodbye to this, see you at the first button. honestly a political talk show in essence on new year's eve we come with changed taxes, how much it will affect our lives. if you would like to join our conversation. here you can see the qr code. point your cell phone camera and join kirill kazakov and my colleague will work

stored this warehouse cannot be in a very small area it should be more valuable than the lower part of the cityd you will turn the high-quality area into an income generating factor , solve the problems of the construction plan of this ministry, one of the state banks, 85,000 square meters of the club, now we want to pay the salary of your dead wife and the value of your flight. may our dear and proud religion and country always be safe and peaceful under the shadow of sar velayat, and may the success of the intercession of that noble martyr in mahshar and service to the proud families of the martyrs be granted to us, we are grateful to you for taking us on a mystical journey through the book of autumn. you were with the noble martyr ahmad yousefi and you did not do anything wrong on the way to love we read, removed, and were shocked by the days when you took a step together on the path of the islamic revolution and holy defense. on behalf of all my colleagues in the national media, i would like to thank you for being the true supporter of the holy system and for your great patience and peace.

rockville, maryland the mayor and city council will discuss it at the end of the month. recommendations included lowering commission recommended this change and also recommended that the right to vote in city elections be extended to anyone a resident of the city of rockville for six months proceeding an election without regard to citizenship. four other merchandise communities have lowered the voting age. rockville residents were asked about opening. >> you are just going through puberty. >> a good idea. i have teenagers that -- i have a 14-year-old and they're engaged in politics and studying the world around them. >> 18 good, 16 no. you have to make more time to think or something like that. 16 no. >> it is not just maryland, state lawmaker in oregon has agreed to sponsor a voting age measure statewide. one expert offers this explanation. >> younger voters skew overwhelmingly democratic. if you are in a jurisdiction that's competitive it could give democrats an edge. there aren't many cities or towns that allow folks under the age of 18 to vote. if they do, they are much more likely to vote for democr

those who were on the outskirts, in the settlement of the lower part of it, because it can be conditionally divided after the destruction of the citypoint. but you are a higher point and it is on our side. it is located there. that is, there are very high differences in the terrain. and when they got there, when they got to the lower point, they already tried to hang their rag there yesterday, but let’s not forget, we will pass from here so quickly but such a conditional parallel somewhat grew there, for example, a small ukrainian boy grew there, yes, of course, there once. they played in that plan. what is there on the tree, when are the highest points? yes, there is our boy from what he was preparing, he learned . where did he use it accordingly these are all the features of the topography of the area and the like , and he is there on a tree. yes, but if you go there, he is tearing on himself. position, but they are still trying, and this process continues, which we follow you. if we talk about the occupied territories, what is there? with the concentration of enemy troops, in particular, the same tokmak, which is also happening

in lower tier cities, that expectation was damaged last year.s a risk we could see a negative feedback loop in which expectations can contribute to speculative selling contributing to further price declines. to see sustainable rebounds would require homebuyer confidence. paul: the vice president and senior analyst at moody's. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ (♪♪) this electric feels different... because it's powered by the most potent source of energy there is ... you. this is the lexus variety of electrification ... inspired by, created for and powered by you. ♪ shery: we are getting trade numbers out of japan. this is higher than the estimate around 10%. we are talking about a smaller trade deficit. the estimate was for a bigger trade deficit. the estimate was for more than for the month of import numbers, it's all playing into these numbers. exports are rising. it is surprisingly to china as a construction of 6%. demand is taking a hit. >> let's get a quick check of the business/alums. 20,000 jobs being cut by microsoft. microsoft ha

somewhere there is a finger of irmash - it’s under the walls with a beard, as it was the lower market, but the upper citydered the most prestigious place here, uh, already solid eyelids, salted and the richest, the largest , very good specimens of the locals. where those in one place had, you know, their own, and at the rentals there was noodles, that is, after misha named after bolotnikov, that is, we started somehow all sorts of houses stood close. everyone is one and a half, but sometimes a yonka, or wow, the highest for one and a half or two , according to the version. here it must be said that minsk is a long time was wooden, so it burned to the ground more than once for the same reason it has not survived to this day and the town hall that we can see now was built in modern times at the beginning of the 21st century. and here is the unique preserved house, in which two epochs converged at once, minsk has become a stone clock for us. uh, the russian empire allowed itself to be given to me at home, maybe these are the richest akhars who fit in roundabout landmarks and yards and russian officials, god

lower tier cities are doing much worse. top tier cities have stayed relatively high.ing power of those are fairly solid. when you have this buildup of savings, it is different from the united states. it is going to be very uneven. it is going to be the middle to upper income that has the discretion to spend. initially, the benefits will go towards services, then discretionary, the luxury upper end and also cross-border. rishaad: there is the pent-up demand and they probably want to get out of china. cannot lift the region -- can it lift the region? >> there are only three economies were we expect gdp growth will be stronger. that is china, hong kong. everybody else is slowing. yes, there will be some left. the initial lift will be in the travel. thailand, places like singapore, taiwan, malaysia. rishaad: we have the latest data on exports. nine point 9% contraction for exports. -- 9.9 percent contraction for exports. all of these numbers are for december. yvonne: slightly better than expected. do we even look at the data? >> we look at it. it is better than expected.

working in our place this fourth platform is still located on the highest part of the city itself, it is a little lowerthis makes it possible for some time to supply water to the city with a pressure of approximately one and a half to two atmosphere is being prepared in the city and the network of wells with drinking water is being adjusted for probable long-term blackouts, they are able to cover 40% of the needs of the citizens in the dry season, heating points are being installed in schools and cultural centers that have autonomous boiler generators for them, the following generators are planned for water intake systems a on trams are returning to the roads of kyiv, from today they will run on two routes, the first and the third, this became possible thanks to the joint work of the energetics and transporters of the capital, said the city head vitaliy klitschko estimated traffic intervals of eight and 15 minutes instead of the bus that replaced the electric transport on these routes trams and trolleybuses have not run in kyiv since december 23 because due to constant enemy attacks there was a shortag

city itself. it is a little lower. this makes it possible for some time to supply water to the city with a pressure of approximately 1.5 to two atmospheres. it is prepared in the city and up to possible long-term blackouts , they are adjusting the operation of a network of wells with drinking water, they are able to cover 40% of the needs of the citizens in the fall, they are equipping heating points in schools and cultural centers that have autonomous boiler generators for them, they have already purchased the following generators, they are planning for water intake systems a supporter of russia who was on his way to the capital, his smartphone contained numbers of subscribers to russian operators, correspondence about moscow and other kompromat under during the filtering measures, one more publicist of the occupiers was detained in the man was behind the chair, the man was the deputy director of one of the car shops, he advised the enemy in kherson , serviced the cars of the occupiers, he was also involved in the sale

, if you look at border communities with high number of immigrants, crime rates are lower than other comparable cities throughout the u.s. there is no data to indicate that immigration communities is increasing crime rates. host: to the extent, we hear people call in to connect immigration problem to the fentanyl problem, but as a direct tie -- what is the direct tie to the issue we are having? guest: it is true fentanyl is coming across u.s. mexico border. it is a concern. it is important to separate the smugglers who are bringing humans across the border who are guide people to the u.s., it is illegal business but it is separate from the illegal drug smuggling that happens. it is not immigrants themselves who are bringing illicit drugs across the border. it is important to separate those. it is important for the u.s. to make sure they are doing what they can to keep the dangerous substances of the u.s. and it is a focus of administration to work on ways to improve technology. many of these drugs come across legal ports of entry rather than being smuggled illegally. it is impossible to check every si

city itself. it is a little lower. this makes it possible for some time to still supply water to the city with a pressure of approximately 1.5 to two atmospheres. it is being prepared in the city. and before possible long-term blackouts, they are adjusting the work in the network of wells with drinking water, they are able to cover 40% of the needs of the citizens in january, they will equip a heating point in schools and cultural centers that have autonomous boiler generators for them, they have already purchased the following generators are planned for water intake systems. for now, that's all the news for the moment . read more on the espresso.tv website. on our facebook page, on telegram, on twitter, subscribe to our youtube channel, espresso.tv. choose a ukrainian view of the world. you found a working store in three letters closed . i don’t have any light, please, this bouquet is lucky. it doesn’t disappear in our country. so the generator is humming on the street. ukrainian veterans fund is money. if it was possi

to live after a fire spread through to san francisco apartment buildings that happened in the city's lower hate on the corner of divisadero and hayes street. when firefighters arrived, they found flames coming from the roof of one of the three story buildings and flames spread quickly. we're told the fire crews fire grew rather to alarms before firefighters finally got it under control. our rescue companies have gone through both buildings twice now. they've confirmed that we have no civilian casualties. one firefighter did suffer a minor injury that firefighters been transported to a local hospital and will be okay. the full extent of the damage to both buildings is not known yet, but firefighters say there is extensive damage. 25 people have been displaced and the red cross is helping them find a place to stay. the cause is still under investigation says it could take more than a few days to gather all the information about saturday's deadly car crash in san rafael, in which a woman driving a tesla saturday morning slammed in the french surrounding a home on bayview drive and ended up in

stuart: the governor of new jersey tried to lower back new york city commuters with new tax breaks. president biden finally visited the border for the first time. he didn't meet with any migrants and didn't invite tony gonzalez even though his district has to deal with the border all the time. i will speak to congressman gonzalez about biden's visit. the faa lifted their ground stop after a systemwide outage. grady trimble is live in chicago with the latest next. good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. 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

it happened in the city's lower haight district at the corner of divisadero and hes. when firefighters arrived, they found flames coming from the roof of one of the three story buildings in flames spread quickly from there. fire grew did two alarms before firefighters finally got it under control. rescue companies have gone through both buildings twice now they have confirmed that we have no civilian casualties. one firefighter did suffering minor injury that firefighters been transported to a local hospital and will be okay. the full extent of the damage to both buildings isn't yet known. firefighters say there is extensive damage 25 people have been displaced in the red cross is helping them find somewhere to stay. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. here this morning . a strain service has resumed through niles canyon after mudslides stopped trained several times last week. this was the first train of the morning arriving at the pleasant in station. just in the last hour. there were already a few people getting on board that early train on thursday

leicester city dropped into a lower league opposition. they don't come lower than gillingham.otball league, this would be quite the badge of honour. in this competition there's always a chance admittedly in this game not many. the few ggillingham did can have they couldn't take. and sure enough, lester could. football and survival it will be gillingham's focus now but for today the last one through. for tottenham they don't come bigger or much prolific than this cap. harry kane, just one behind jimmy greaves now for spurs all—time record score. not that that 9000 fans from portsmouth were two throat. you had to go to the seaside for the biggest premier league scalp. nottingham forest lost to blackpool, and there would be at least two non—league teams in the park for round four. chesterfield and boreham wood would the lowest rank sides left. both earned replays and the chance to take out the bigger team. some incident packed games in the third round — but they don't all end in shock defeats. ben mentioned chesterfield there — the non league side were seconds away from knocking

subdued, finally, we can stick one more sticker last time, you are now i'm ready , these two cities, both lowerelieve that, of course, after these trips. in my restaurant, first of all, i will introduce river fish to the menu. first, second. i am extremely glad that we have become close, because in fact, such projects are needed for experience for communication between bosses between cities. you noticed that those people who gave us tours, they became our friends. we exchanged phone numbers. yes i'm sure we'll see each other again and again. it 's cool. thank you very much for being with me. i'm really glad about this. unfortunately, it's time for us to go. but the next cooks on wheels will keep discovering delicious russian dunks and culkin joe on foot daniel stern john heard robertson katherine and others hey baby who stole my briefcase? autoscript and producer john hughes, wait, director, chris columbus, we've got brad pitt and his family here atrish's lunatic asylum is going to montre montreal yes, her whole family is there, we're leaving too, when things are already packed tomorrow. this n

lower opponents. arsenal put 9 past leeds. manchester cityeat london city — the championship leaders — 5 goals to 0. no problems in the end for the women's super league side — despite their poor league form coming into the game. beth england and mana iwabuchi among the goals. chelsea also won, they beat liverpool. you can find out the rest of the day's results on the bbc sport website. celtic beat dundee united 2—0 at tannardyce in the scottish premiership... jota scored first after half—time before arron mooy made it two with a penalty. celtic have a nine point lead over rangers at the top of the table. earlier livingstone and hearts drew 0—0. celtic are back up to second in the scottish women's premier league. they beat hearts 2—1 earlier this afternoon. and rangers were hoping to close the gap in 3rd — but they drew 0—0 with leaders glasgow city in a game of few opportunities. all the other results, on the bbc sport website. no goals and that one there. england have lost their three match one—day series with south africa. their bowlers cou

the coming week, there may be such a powerful shelling, eh, the utility workers of the city of zaporizhzhia, they lower pressure in the pipes and the water that should be in the apartment. somewhere, the pressure is about twice as low, and if there is an emergency shutdown because these are pipes and everything will be clear, then tell me how many residents, according to your estimation, are now in zaporizhzhia. well, if to compare with the pre-war period yes, i do not see that it has become less because the number of children has become less . sometimes you come in the evening, you can’t drive a car. well , i had periods when there was real fear and people were such an outflow, zaporizhzhia was a place and the whole yard was empty, and now you can’t park it in the evening, and others will be drawn there. what are the curbs? that’s why no, i don't see that there will be such an exodus, but they are constantly coming to us who are leaving the occupied territories, that's why the situation is controlled and people stay in the city , of course. and little by little there is information , information from

that heavy influx of americans moving to mexico city to take advantage of lower living costs. other locals are calling it gentrification. a plague or even an invasion. why? oh you are. you're thinking of moving to mexico city. wow. non super termination. duncan gentry, occasionally the name of the game. some locals have benefited from increasing tourism for many that doesn't balance out rising costs in inflation. mexicans are also set up with americans ignoring cultural and social norms in some complained and certain places english is more common than spanish. carla, does mexico have laws that specifically protect tenants? i mean, what's the public housing situation like there? and based on that video, i mean this perception of this being an invasion how real is bad and who's paying the price. ok about the idea of invasion, that problem that we have just them. so in this video, i think it's true, but he's like just watching one more leave from a star wor, believe that you understand the whole story. because i think that what we're seeing is like one episode of really large and

muriel bowser admitted this week she feels anxious about crime in the capital after the city council voted to lowerr sentences for criminal conduct. so can years of these progressive policies -- [audio difficulty] damage to our criminal justices system ever be undone? richard fowler, it is pretty striking when you even get democrats like eric adams here many new york city questioning some of the things that have been going on such as, you know, much more lenient approaches for criminals in washington, d.c.. these are policies finish how are hay not going to actually increase crime rather than actually reduce crime, which is what people want? >> i think you have to sort of parse that question just a little bit to get to the answer there. it's not one hinge or another. it's not -- the answer can't be lock them up and throw away the key. the answer has to be how do we get to juveniles early enough, how do we intervene early enough to insure that -- can. [audio difficulty] a life of crime. and here's what we know works. what works is this, how do we create early interventions, rec centers, 24-hour bask

according to investigators, he participated in fraud with land plots in prestigious areas of the city were sold at a lowert, and the difference allegedly covered personal expenses and mr. leifer of the defendants convinced the head of the municipal property department of the city of vladivostok, who is subordinate to him, to take a positive decision on the application of a group of citizens to provide them with a common shared ownership of the salary of a land plot. the land plot was sold at a cost of only 5% of the cadastral value at the time of sale. it is known that one of the plots was sold under the guise of a garage cooperative, the budget of the city, as follows from the materials of the criminal case. robbed of 20 million rubles. in the officer's office. and his house has already been searched, they did a scam in the opinion of local communications journalists. with another corruption scandal, the star, who was already for the mayor natalya sokolova, is also accused of abuse of power , it is curious that sokolovaya lifer. in the past, they headed the departments of property relations of the primor

training. com is returned to the mexican city, a cooler cow after a day of violence. authorities say 29 people were killed. were members of the powerful center, lower cartel confronted security forces. the government has deployed additional troops to the city. the violence broke out when police arrested a drug kingpin on thursday. video guzman is the son of imprison drug lord and chapo, and an important figure in the senate lower cartel, diarrhea. there is still no security, no one is telling us everything will be fine. it still doesn't feel good to hear what the other and then will call me over, can walk around and few waiting for god to see was and that nothing else happens. i log on, i go out, afraid that they will stop us again. i work here at the supermarket. la frances kurdish community is holding its 3rd march in a month in paris. protest is a marking the 10th anniversary of an attack which killed 3 circ kurdish activists. they're demanding justice. the march comes just over 2 weeks after another attack in the french capital. when a man opened fire on a kurdish center, killing 3 people. portugal in the netherlands are the latest countries to

lower and middle income all over the city.ness in this neighborhood that i also mentioned the fact it is flat and so accessible by trip public transportation, has, has made it very popular. >> it's a struggle for us right now, you know, when you get a lot of development coming to an area, a lot of new people coming to the area with different sets of values and different culture. there is a lot of struggle between the existing community and the newness coming in. there are some things that we do to try to slow it down so it doesn't completely erase the communities. we try to have developments that is more in tune with the community and more equitable development in the area. >> you need to meet with and gain the support and find out the needs of the neighborhoods. the people on the businesses that came before you. you need to dialogue and show respect. and then figure out how to bring in the new, without displacing the old. [♪♪♪] >> i hope we can reset a lot of the mission that we have lost in the last 20 years. so we will be b

lower the murder rate from 347 to 302. can you prove those 40-plus less murders were because of this intervention? you can't. but that particular program in other cities has gradually lowered the murder rate by about 10% a year. the idea behind the program is you identify people who are actually killing each other and you try to arrest them. but you also go into each one of these groups and figure out what they need. do they need housing? do they need a job? how do you get them out of the gang so they don't kill each other? we have groups with automatic weapons driving around memphis all the time shooting each other and killing bystanders in the wake. i think last week i talked to our police department. we're averaging 30 car thefts a day. the day before it was 45. these are kids with guns going carjacking and breaking into cars. in tennessee we have this law that says your car is part of your house and you can keep your gun in it. every night kids go around and break into cars to try to find guns. in my mind, what this is more a problem with, wolf, we have devalued black males in our society. it's a systemic problem. it's not just in memphis. that's

sleeping pills can have a sedative effect that is very pronounced for some they can lower patients a little and when changing citiesn the morning eh places i thank you very much for all the advice you gave us today. take care of yourself and i want to remind you that we were contacted by svitlana nitrosova, a candidate of medical sciences , a psychiatrist of the highest category, so i hope you understand that the sun is a basic need for of each person, thanks to which the neurons rest and restore their efficiency , the duration of sleep for an adult should be 7-9 hours, we understand that under current conditions this is a luxury, but if there are sleep disorders, it means that something is seriously wrong in our body the number of mental illnesses begins precisely with a sleep disturbance with difficulty falling asleep or waking up, so follow the advice that our experts gave you today on e-e and follow the sleep schedule before you fall asleep, please postpone gadgets, try to fall asleep at the same time and don't indulge in alcoholic beverages before going to bed. also, don't take pills on your own. no sleeping p

president did not see any of them, as it coincided that just before the president's visit, the city loweredlk to migrants, he resolved their issue. he asked what problems the question was and gave, he did not do pr on this, but solved machine, if 2 weeks went to solve the problems of people who work. the main thing is that this seventy percent were alive and well. following. yes, i am very, uh, proud of the fact that i was born in the soviet union. yes, and in general, i grew up in the soviet union, i'm really very proud, but let's draw a small parallel. i have a great hope that america is the result of such potemkin villages. yes, you remember that in the eightieth year, on the eve of the olympics, it happened in moscow. well, as if for some reason there were no longer a prostitute 100 km away. all them bums all their prostitutes just go there you. and so on, we very much hope that the united states will repeat this trick to a certain extent. yes, and politically and not only economic will begin to fail. that's because when the point of rubbing already begins, this is probably in the final

it all happened in the city's lower haight neighborhood on the corner of the visit aero and he's streetthey found flames coming from the roof of one of the three story buildings that it was quickly spreading. that fire grew to two alarms before firefighters were able to get it under control. rescue companies have gone through both buildings twice now they have confirmed that we have no civilian casualties. one firefighter did suffer a minor injury that firefighters been transported to a local hospital and will be okay. the full extent of the damage to both buildings is not yet known, but firefighters say it was severe 25 people have been displaced and the red cross is now assisting to help find a place for people to stay who were affected. the cause is still under investigation. 6 15, the fbi says neo groups are blamed for the recent surge of attacks on power stations in the pacific northwest oregon public broadcasting reporting there have been 15 attacks on electric substations in oregon and washington state. latents june. the fbi say these attacks are part of a white supremacist plot

not appear to be isolated only in the city of of cooley account, but in other cities and towns across the state of siena. lower again, we can confirm that a video guzman has been captured. he is known as one of the more high ranking officials within this organization. within the last few hours, there's also we should note a video that's been circulating on social media of passengers aboard a commercial airline board and air mexico of flight that was about to take off from the city of cooley con, when it was impacted by a bullet the airline idol may he call has confirmed this incident, very sort of troubling images of the passengers aboard that plain as seeking cover . again, this is pretty widespread. there's a lot of concern over what happens next. at this point. they say that we're paying particularly close attention to what happens next, because this is a scenario that has played out before in 2019 mexican authorities were going after the same target against a video was mine. they were able to capture him. but what happened in response from members of the sinaloa cartel was essentially an armed elements of

even in towns and cities much lower in rural spots , a cold lower in rural spots, a cold start., particularly for parts of northern ireland. may take a while clear, but nowhere near while to clear, but nowhere near as many showers around a few degrees eastern england, there'll be a cold wind blowing on these north sea coast. but on of these north sea coast. but for many, winds will be like for many, the winds will be like they'll be quite a bit of winter sunshine and temperatures will be a little bit higher than today's values. particular in the southwest, 78 degrees celsius at most places, still low setting, pretty cold, pretty through tomorrow evening . again, through tomorrow evening. again, a frost taking hold of the char we will see some fog on friday night more widely across england and wales. meanwhile, further north and west, some rain in thatis north and west, some rain in that is a sign of a change into the weekend, a dull and damp weekend on the west coast of scotland . patchy rain for scotland. patchy rain for northern ireland and a brisk breeze. but it will be turni

city. and then there was such a battle. and so many coulier kind story, lower cultural operatives went out on the street to vehicles shooting things, burning things, putting up roadblocks and things like that. they had to let it go. the president was worried about loss of life and civilians being affected, the real humiliation for him. so this time round, they got their man, 3 years later he said that things were calm. he was saying the differences between the 2 operations, for example, last time around, they tried to get a video guzman about mid day this time around. they went in the very early morning last summer and it was right and coolly a kind of the city which is a real center point to this in a lower cartel. and this time around they went to a sort of village on the outskirts of cooley. i can't do it, which made things easier. iran, as things to men for crimes committed during nationwide protests over the death of must have a meaning. the 2 men were found guilty of killing a security officer in november. 22 year old must mean he died and police cause th

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you can the city, which is a real center point to this in a lower cartel. and this time around they went to a sort of village on the outskirts of cooley account to do it, which made things easier. protested in peru blocking a major border. crossing with bolivia for 3rd day supporters of fuller president petro castillo, demanding the resignation of his successor, denot boulevard. a $22.00 people died in protest last month that broke out after the theo's arrest on rebellion and conspiracy charges. demonstrations resumed this week after 2 week pause. the philippines is battling record high inflation by the low spend today with one family in manila, which is struggling to make ends need 2 years of pandemic locked outs. and now soaring prices boldly. baldessari says he used to be able to provide enough for his family before the pandemic. he made daily trips as a driver, but restrictions now limit him to 3 or 4 journeys a week. and he gave up another law with them warranted. i only make 6 or $7.00 a day. that's weirdly enough for food, for that life has become re

in the very early morning last summer and it was right and coolly a can the city which is a real center point to this in a lower cartel. and this time around they went to a sort of village on the outskirts of cooley, a can to do it, which made things easier. and 23 rebels are drawing from a 2nd town in the east, in democratic republic of congo. they say they are pulling out from among garbo, which is just a few 100 kilometers from cuba, where the group announced withdrawal last month. catherine. so i have more this is a big win for the congolese government and east african troops in north cuba province to help combat and 23 fighters rebels to control of the areas largest military base in october, regional forces have been negotiating with the fighters to withdraw we are showing our goodwill, giving hunting over he bloomberg, then hunting over room hon, but will never continue to be observed. while all of these are taking place. we will react annuity giving a lust earning to the government. the coalition continuing to prosecute our people and violating the process. fighting is fierce in some parts. government fo