no, on the contrary, it only attracted you in a relationship with margo. yes, margo to us.. why did you keep filming those video because we lived with appropriate. good operators will save any girl, so everything was fine. in this regard, i often said that i was ugly there, that i was fat. i need to lose weight fat. you were thick somewhere, so she probably said in me, i would have killed, right away, but is it very strange. yes, for me, well, you are not an alpha male at all, not even once. sorry beautiful girls for me in my concept and therefore what they found in you. i don't understand i don't know and i can't even guess. well, how do you like this endured 5 years. oh, what a nonsense girl, beautiful to say. you're bad, although he lived with her for 5 years. it 's just ungrateful. appearance hooked 5 years. he put up with her, didn't he? let us suppose. well, come on, i'll kiss you. okay, i'll lend you. well , like benefit, for example, you know, my little daughter is growing up, and i'm just very afraid. the future, uh, how everything is already running, nothing refus

well , we are preparing with other types of mackerel with margo margo.think the ancient trinity could eat something like that, of course, i'm sure that fish was loved in these parts even before our era. this is what fed the entire region compared to times past. today it is eaten even less. what needs to be done to correct this unfortunate misunderstanding? well, for starters, with your own hands balyk pikmek and cook so without fish and rolls. how are you you know, we definitely can’t do it, and we also need onion arugula lemon, as well as egg flour, water and salt for batter in it and roll the fish for further frying. let's make it abundantly abundantly. in russia, our favorite fish is a strong fish, we have never tried it before. well now got up to curiously eat her boiled potatoes and green onions. oh, yummy, look how beautiful it is. oh , yes, a whole queue lined up in the street as soon as we arrived. yes exactly. we need to work very smartly here. moreover, everything burns instantly. do you think i can work for you? the first attempt is a very pro

margo cashell is one of the nation's leading experts on homelessness. she identified some of the hardest-to-serve homeless. those who frequently spend time in jails and emergency rooms. about 200 homeless people were given subsidized housing and were also assigned a case manager, social worker and peer, someone who was recently homeless to help them navigate life. >> it was, extremely successful. these were the most challenging folk, and they spent 90% of their time housed for seven years after that. if we could do that for the population, the numbers would be better for everybody else. we intentionally gave ourselves the hardest challenge. let's find the people who nobody believes can be housed, and they could. >> reporter: so if we know this works, why isn't this being done everywhere? >> that is the question. you heard it asked, why isn't this program being implemented everywhere? we're going to talk about that. joining me now is the woman you just heard from, dr. margo cashell. she is the director for ucsf center are for vulnerable populations. in t

elizabeth: and margo, how did president obama allow this.y two dozen times on air force two with the secret service security detail to do business deals overseas? i mean there is that. by the way this is the debate going on at speculation right now. it is this, the far left democrats aren't leaking and talking to the media to push aside joe biden for a candidate the far left once i will answer to their agenda and not america. so that is what is going on to their speculation not possible replacement for biden but people say no to the vice president but more and more of that debate is coming up. there is that going onto plate let's listen to senator ron johnson saying congress should first dig into hunter biden. no to a special counsel because if you get a special counsel that would block a congressional probe, watch this. >> what happens now is a justice department starts a criminal than congress which means the american public gets no information whatsoever even though that information is crucial to determine whether or not they want to vote

cheers and applause] that's kenny loggins 1984 classic "footloose" from the movie of the same name, margorom kansas city, i moved here for my music career and footloose mean so much to my family, i have two older sisters and it's like our favorite film, we are '80s kids. and also the first broadway musical i ever went to, first time to new york city, and when we went, my sister eileen was like 15 and almost got kicked out of the theater for dancing in the aisles. i just feel like it just represents my family, basically. >> kelly: the spirit moved her. >> you are absolutely incredible, i love you. >> kelly: thank you, thank you, margo, so much. all right, everybody, we are going all out with some of the biggest names in hollywood and oklahoma. award-winning actor idris elba is in the house! [cheers and applause] then jonas brothers kevin, joe, and nick are here! [cheers and applause] and as if nick was not enough, we have another coach from the "the voice" hanging out. of a love song of the center stage and my beloved friend info. blake shelton is performing! [cheers and applause] i told h

margo singer cats of "the new york times" -- margo sanger katz of "the new york times."udy: around the world, geopolitical crises have left millions of people without a country. they are called the stateless. their plight is finally being recognized by the biden administration. >> every day, he drives a few miles from his apartment in prince georges county maryland to the multiple gas stations that he manages, often working 12-hour days. >> this is actually my second home. >> the 48-year-old lives alone, worried about starting a relationship. >> i don't want to add any bag, my bag. >> your baggage? >> yeah, i would love to be in a relationship. i'm kind of scared, though, to share my story. >>'s story begins in ethiopia. the son of an hiopian mother and an eritrean father. in 1998, the neighboring countries went to war, and his father was imprisoned, then deported to eritrea. he was 24 at the time. his siblings, his mother, and he stayed in ethiopia. >> you were also detained at some point by the ethiopian government? >> yes. >> on what grounds? >> because of my eritrean

the victories where margo worked until she was simply closed by rude political methods.o maneuver what you say is correct, for this purpose it’s just necessary that people at the top make a decision not to join, as sergei ivanovich called it, but independently what you say does not contradict what i say, i really do have products, a good product worthy it is very difficult to demonstrate it, very difficult to be heard. here again, uh, the butch story is clear evidence of this. how much reinforced concrete did we present? it would seem that run heard, and china heard us, india heard. china is very large it is able to listen to everyone exactly. do you hear? well, yes, too, but i'm talking about the west, about the smell. unfortunately, the west is now marching on, as the soviet union later put up the iron curtain. god forbid to hear the wall they built an ideological wall. here is this information. the wall under the pressure of the truth, well, plus to their resource, plus the fact that they went far ahead in their time, does not give us the opportunity to always be good

what kind of rubbish are you margo listen, i thought you were a friend, you know that understand when understood it myself with my men, and i'm even glad that oleg found out about everything. it's a pity if you got such a man, i would really like him to meet a normal woman to watch. once well, so give in? well, what can you do for a regular customer. see what a beauty. what's with you on your face? no, you don’t have to leave for a few days, i came to ask for leave. here is a cannibal, in fact, does not like it when they ask for leave. and today she was generally torn, hold me, i'm fast. can you what do you need? i need for a few days home. wait, what did you say? belyaevka yes so what are you from there, right? clear. now, where does the wind blow from? and it turns out. you what am i excuse me? i need it urgently, so you eavesdropped on purpose, right? i found out i did n’t do anything like that, to whom oleg nikolaevich and here oleg means what kind of boss do not pretend to be a company? no, i didn't know that. we just talked to him. grey, pathetic, i don't understand anything. an

okay, everything is cold, let's go find out from margo what kind of watch was stolen from gavrila.rong with you? you hear the bally smell you have diabetes you take insulin. where is it in the boxes? hello next time be careful. thank you very much. i'll see you at the office there? margarita vasilievna please tell me they were not expensive, but very meaningful for gavrila, they were made to order for great-grandfather gavril alexandrovich in a single copy and the watch had to be inherited from father to son. and where is maxim now, he does not answer calls. i don't know, that's how everything will always come running scatter and run away. wow, i can't do it anymore. be a friend to go to the mosquito, let him on this piece of iron, look at his fingers and powder gases kalashnikov well, i don’t know, let’s see, i quickly evgeny i searched you, yes, but i didn’t try to call. well, not on the phone. listen, tell me what to give from a branch for my birthday, otherwise i have an explosion of the brain. i don't know what she needs. i would like your worries. i mean, i have a bigger prob

answer will have the easter bunny hopping in front of biden to protect him. >> margo, that's anothertone of records in its probe into hunter biden under potential money laundering. they even went into the hunter biden paternity case eight london accuses him of not stepping up to pay enough for their child that they had been her attorney lancaster joint cbo's the d.o.j. is going after document on hunter biden's income comments assets, his loans and more. they're asking for a lot of stuff, kitchen sinking it. what you make of that? >> are opposite end very thorough investigation buried the question i have, where is the money that went to hunter? again this is much beyond hunter biden. when you are look at all that income we have evidence there was money going to joe biden, that's great they're digging into that further investigation of hunter biden but much more has to be done. elizabeth: market lots of on the hillary clinton, her campaign and infusion gps that's the behind the steele dossier the opposition research. tells what you think about this. how they come the hillary clinton si

also federalist senior legal correspondent margo cleveland.ord o'connell, national border patrol council vice president, he is art del cueto. hunter biden sought to cash in bilge time on deals in both ukraine and russia right when russia first invaded ukraine in 2014 while joe biden was vice president overseeing ukraine. and hunter's ties to a russian oligarch much deeper than realized according to this report. how did obama let this all happen, bidens cashing in on the white house? we've got breaking details. special counsel durham releasing a potential smoking gun that could hurt hillary clinton's team. plus trump makes a dramatic move in his racketeering lawsuit against hillary and democrats. to this, it is life-styles of the left and shameless. accusations black lives matter spent charitable donations on themselves. gop lawmaker demands the irs crack down. plus this, a bad romance? we have elon musk. he is now on twitter's board. will musk stop twitter censoring conservatives including trump? the far left is not happy about this but twitte

look at how many sanctions lists are here, well, you have always been zakharov on the sanctions list margo the sanctions list for a long time , but we have a person who just blew up the foreign media alexander mikhailovich was not just on the sanctions list. and almost an enemy of america in some high positions, mikhalych how did you manage to blow up america from the inside while in russia, that is, what kind of story is this, but if you read the official accusation, then, of course, it says very clearly that i interfered. e. america and europe of the implementation of their sanctions, that is, my struggle against sanctions and the promotion of russia's interests for some reason began to play. they are very strong and they decided to bring charges against me, which are already 30 years somewhere pulling but i wanted to say that in general the majority of our citizens are engaged in the fight against sanctions and the promotion of russia's interests. and so i'm not the only one here. it’s just that i’m probably the first and maybe a little glory for a short period of time, but i’m sure tha

. >> reporter: that is blue and marple-haired margo sochiro sawh de ysit easier for growers and sellers and cues in california should be taken. >> i think they need to make it a lot more simple to grow, buy and possess. >> reporter: that's charles hayes with success center, an advocate for homeless use. he sees cannabis cash as the intersection between the community he serves and a way forward financially. >> why not push to get something good out of marijuana instead of having this bad stigma, instead of having everybody talk about it in a negative way. >> reporter: not just a festival, but a drum beat to see above the haze of the pandemic to clear skies and big money for bay area pot business. >> that was reed reporting. nonmedical marijuana can be delivered in walnut creek. the city council allowed deliveries with restrictions. the service will be limited to three businesses. the deliveries have to be made to residential addresses and drivers are also limited to how much pot they can carry. >>> the city of san francisco is taking on groups linked to the opioid crisis including pharma

go to margo. it is the 1st of march 31st. okay. down in the history of that community as the day of liberation, deliberation of our armed forces. civic ukraine from russian occupies said to day. i state that this days joyful, go joyful. and this is a great victory in the key region, and we will definitely wait until there is a great victory all live in ukraine and more not the joys of victory soon dampened by death. ukraine's general staff is warning boots or residence russian forces. mind the city before they left, combat engineers worked to clear suspected mind areas. bodies remain where they fell, until it's safe to retrieve them. boots as mayor says, entire families were killed and nearly 300 people have been buried in a mass grave. not far from butrend, the village of dimitra, fca, west of cave. the remains of russian soldiers killed in fierce fighting their left in the street. not even a janasia crane in the north of the country. the occupies continue to retreat slowly but noticeably in the east. the situation remains extreme

price because i think margo price does the same kind of subtle like engaged citizen kind of art in her music. she's she's more of like a mix of johnny cash and willie nelson and loretta lynn probably in the way that she she captures, you know issues about or engages with issues that are important to women engages issues about farming because she came from a farm that was lost in the 80s farm crisis and her marijuana. advocacy like willie nelson, you know, and i think and also in the way that she kind of stands separate from the nashville establishment, you know, that's my personal view, but i think you know, there's lots of other artists who are also doing the same kind of work and that's encouraging sign. you know, i think the worst thing that can happen as i allude in the books introduction is is that people can have a knee-jerk reaction? to celebrities and even the most earnest and well-informed artists because they feel like they're just, you know, abusing their platform as a star or something and it's just like, you know, go back to singing or whatever it is you do. but you know i

that didn't happen one on odeon and then with two outs, margo line to the left that scored josh low. tampa pulls this one out with two in the 10th for a 98 wins. the sharks continue to play out the season, matching their longest losing streak with a one. nothing lost in nashville. san jose is now lost seven in a row nba playing games tonight in the west and east minnesota hosted the l. a clippers in the western game for the seven seed minnesota by just two with four minutes to play. anthony edwards powers his way to the hope to put the t wolves in front by four. edwards had 30 minnesota 109104 winner, the t wolves nailed down that number seven spot. the clippers will wait for the winner of san antonio, new orleans. kevin durant and the nets hosting cleveland in the playing game between the seven and eight in the east. the nets led most of the way, but the cavs have cut it to six in the fourth quarter. make it nine as durant hits three from the corner. he had 25 points. 11 assists the nets when 1 15 108, the cavs, still alive, will play the winner of the atlanta charlotte game for the

bashirov, and then later, as always, our rabbits will be blamed for everything. what are we going to margoer holiday christ is risen by death trampling down death. i don’t think that we are heading for a third world war in the form in which we imagine it, if we are just talking about a war that will not lead to the destruction of our humanity, then it is already in general the third world war is definitely going on. and not the first year. and if we're talking about a nuclear war, i don't think not to think so, so my conversations with people who usually responsible for such things. i remember that i asked minister shoigu this question a few years ago before this whole operation. there was just a conversation she asked, what do you think, that's all a nuclear war. it is possible, theoretically. he said that he believed that it was completely impossible for one simple reason, that this would be the last war of mankind, since humanity would cease to exist after that in the form in which we knew and loved it would come. uh, the new stone age, and in general, hardly anyone from the parties to

you understand that at some point dmitry may leave you, since he left margo well.e assume, i will behave the same way as margot, i would leave myself, not that there are two completely different. but it can also get boring and it will be what it is. i am confident in him, and in myself, especially, will anastasia be able to take a step towards her desperate mother. i am the only daughter. she doesn't want to lose me very difficult situations. in fact, when you listen, that's the fun is replaced. yes, depression, very soon. the girls grew up on the same street and were bosom friends until one of them was needed. the dna test went to kindergarten together, went to school together, entered vocational schools and ended up in the same group. she asked her mother, who is my father? she said that he, what is andrei himself, a father of many children, denies roman as a neighbor and is sure that he does not have an illegitimate daughter and what kind of relationship we had with her. i don’t even remember her face, but his family, and all the village was divided into two cam

this grandmother with a red banner, who raised it, will solve this problem once and for all, that margoll end with a special operation, and we must save this charge. now, we've got to keep this one, the second time it comes up. notice that it was said today. well, the chief said putin. he also gave the knowledge of victory who flew into space and returned to earth in order to stop passing it on to the commander on the ground . very good. very good. these are what victory is with us. she first began to appear on the tanks. actually. it was a people's initiative. so they brought it there, it began to appear. we began to talk about it, that more is needed, so that it appears, everything has already been placed on administrative buildings. and it is right. i hope again that after the end of the special operation. god bless for me really flag. just how different it is for me. sorry. i am a soviet man. we are also soviet russians. i can’t say, i’m all happy with the flags, but so that we don’t return life to this anymore, so that this grandmother she becomes this our host, so that the war bet

. >> reporter: 7-year-old margo lives here with her mother oksana. this used to be office furniture, she explains. with the addition of a donated bed. >> oh, it is. it's pretty comfortable. >> reporter: this has been home since the start of the war. she is an accountant. her husband fights in dnipro, near the eastern flank. oh, it's your husband? no, please talk to him. they never know when he'll be able to call. >> this is my husband. "i can't comprehend it" she says. it's as if we're in a 40-day horror movie and we can't wake up. one floor above, employees do their best to carry on with their jobs. >> i do not know anybody who is saying i don't care. everybody cares. everybody wants to help. >> reporter: his employees sending whatever they can downstairs. >> whatever is needed to either desks, either vacuum cleaners, we just try to help our new neighbors. >> reporter: but war has meant the days of business as usual are over. >> we really also learning from them. we see how they are coping with this tragic events and this tragic situation, and it's

. >> reporter: 7-year-old margo lives here with her mother.used to be office furniture, she explains. with the addition of a donated bed. >> it's raefl comfortable! >> reporter: this has been home since the start of the war. she is an accountant. her husband fights in dnipro near the eastern flank. >> reporter: your husband? please talk to him. they never know when he'll be able to call. >> this is my husband. >> translator: i can't comprehend it, she says. it is as if we're in a 40-day horror movie and we can't wake up. one floor above, employees do their best to carry on with their jobs. >> i do not know anybody who is saying, i don't care. everybody cares. everybody wants to help. >> reporter: his employees sending whatever they can down stairs. >> whatever is needed. desks, vacuum cleaners. we just try to help our neighbors. >> reporter: but war has meant the days of business as usual are over. >> we really also learning from them. we see how they are coping with the tragic events and tragic situation. and it really makes you feel happy. b

groucho couldn't have been groucho without margo dumont. this quintessential dowager, always rich, always -- the perfect cliche of the rich society lady who is said to be clueless while this anarchic improbable figure is pulling her leg and -- >> what was that relationship? >> in movie after movie after movie, the two of them were in effect protagonists and it never varied. he was the leering, wise-cracking double audaudering if that's a word the mountainous clueless personification of the upper crust. >> when did groucho marx died? >> i want to say groucho marx died in the late '70s, i believe. >> his television show? >> yes, that's right. >> what impacted his television show have on what we see today? >> it broke all the rules. it was a game show but not a game show. it was a vehicle, an opportunity for groucho to be groucho, to get off one-liners, to wisecrack at the expense of the nominal contestants who were, among other things, frequently asked to identify who was buried in grant's tomb, shades of our own literary endeavors. he had a

things down in the bottom of the 10th that didn't happen. 11 was already in and then with two outs margoe nba postseason returns to the bay area on saturday when the warriors hosted denver nuggets in game one of the best of seven in the first round. it's the first playoff game in san francisco since the san francisco warriors hosted the st louis hawks on the usf campus in 1964. the warriors, still hoping steph curry will be available on saturday after missing the team's last 12 regular season games with a sprained ligament and bone bruise on his left foot. curry has been taking part in team drills but is not yet scrimmaging at full speed. is availability for saturday still to be determined. each day will determine you know where he is, and, uh, what he can do the following day, and, uh, the end of the week will will determine whether he's ready or not so within that, um it's hard to hard to predict much. nba playing games tonight in the west and east minnesota hosted the l. a clippers in the western game for the seventh seed minnesota by just two with four minutes to play. anthony edward

. >> we're getting our first look at the a-list actress margo robi as the iconic childhood doll. ♪ i'm barbie girl in the barbie world, a classic, it's fantastic ♪ >> really good for that character. >> when they cast her, i thought that's good. >> she may not be classic but fantastic. robbie stars opposite of ryan gosling as barbie's boyfriend ken, director greta gerwing you may know from "ladybird" and "little women." it's set to hit the big screen in july of 2023. >> now you'll have that song in your head all morning. >> yes. ♪♪ >> here it goes. bring it back. >> i remember when that song came out. >> what? >> 1962. [ laughter ] >> marcus it's perfect for your voice. [ laughter ] >> no comment. >> i'm with you on that one. >> let's get you started this morning. i definitely won't be pumping that in the car. so we're starting out this morning with a breezy wind. we always look at our fremont camera to see how the winds are moving, the flag in the foreground, a calm, light breeze as you start out but later on tonight we'll see the winds picking up along the coast and in the hills, all

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morgan chase and delta within the hour and a half, also citigroup, wells margo, morgan stanley out storm. here in new york the nypd naming frank james a 62-year-old african-american man as person of interest in that subway attack that left 29 people with non-fatal injuries yesterday. stay with us on the story. mornings with maria live right now. futures this morning are pointing to a higher opening following yesterday's cpi. we have the ppi on deck, cpi coming at 8 and a half percent. another 40-year high for consumer inflation, month over month move of 1.2%. this morning we focus on producer price index and producer inflation as we watch the ten-year treasury right now moving up as you can see. up two basis points on the ten-year, federal reserve governor lyle brainard spoke to the wall street journal yesterday at the job summit saying inflation is too high and getting inflation down is going to be our most important task. joining pen mutual mark and joining the conversation all morning long is fox business dagen mcdowell and macro trans adviser, mitch roschelle. mark, we are getting th

my name is margo reed and i'm the manager of the programs within work force development that include the impact program under tim burrs. it also includes several of the apprentice ship programs under julie kerrshbaum. i want to thank you for your support and jonathan ruers for his incredible presentation and i'm very much looking forward to giving the reports through tim ackerman to you about what we're doing in work force development and our successeses. thank you so much. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: hello. can you hear me okay? >> chairman: yes, we can. >> hello, i am the chair in district seven appointee of the san francisco youth commission. i am on the public comment to relay that yesterday at 6:00 p.m., the youth commission passed a resolution that i co-sponsored urging the sfmta urging all youth. and so as representatives of young people in the city, this resolution is a testament to what you want and need in our city. so thank you for considering free huni for all youth. i'm also a student at lowell high school and young people who ride huni almos