we know today that there was a woman who works with donald trump quite closely, margo martin, an aide that has remained on his payroll since he left the presidency and she has been in florida with him quite a lot assisting him with various needs. margo martin also worked within the white house at the end of the trump presidency, she was a deputy communications person there. and so investigators are likely to want to ask her about what happened in those chaotic last days of the trump presidency when there were boxes being packed up, when documents were being handled by various people in the white house, how things may have gotten to mar-a-lago. and then also she's one of the few people that stayed with the president, the former president, when he moved to florida. so she may be asked about all kinds of things that she could have seen or heard at mar-a-lago as well. it is not clear at this time what she said in the grand jury. we know she didn't have a marathon day of testimony. she was only there for a few hours this afternoon, but she does become the latest witness in a long line of w

today, from the crime drama "accused," margo martindale. a chat with author sarah ferguson, duchess of york. plus, the competition continues with our oscar countdown games. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! good to see you. >> deja: hello,

i don't understand margo, what is she? his woman, you know. he bought her. it happens.'m sorry, i saw them together twice and in my opinion, she was happy, why she was because now she is different. i'll go to him, i want to see her. so, the connection of vadim evgen, after all works works by the way, the hospital is nearby. to hell with her. we need docks. that with the missing little guy you are sure that there is no one in the apartment, personally everything was locked. where is our bum? witness what? i said or not. they killed him, how they killed the devil knows the fight must have been. it's clear. where? yes rogov let's go to the docks. hello, this is beletsky you wanted. give me, please. got it, thanks. turn around. alena dima are you here? what happened a second major beletsky i don't have time. you won't go anywhere. are you a person with firearms were brought. i said i'm in a hurry. you that did not understand so documents. hands above your head looks what's best, but coffee won't hurt you. neither gena nor vadim do not answer. i'll call back later. where is

mayor margo kaiser came into office just before the storm hit. >>> good news for california snow enthusiastoth mountain is extending its 2023 season through july. it is just broken its all-time record with a total of 695 inches of snow this season alone. nearly 30 inches of snow dumped down near the main lodge just yesterday. >> i have a good friend that is up at kirkwood right now, and he says the conditions are absolutely amazing. >> so many of the homes had been snowed in. you have to get something for it. >> the images have been amazing. they are likely to get more snow over the next several days. hopefully we will be able to avoid more problems up there, because it has been too much snow. here is what it adds up to. through today, this is the latest survey, and of course we get the all-important april 1st survey a couple of days late. but we are at 190% of normal for the northern sierra, 233% of normal for the central sierra and almost 300% for the southern sierra. the scope of that is apparent. you can see gaps in the color table, and that is because the colors are being used to empha

understand the level of internal hypocrisy of lying and the overall quality of this person, and when margo to issue this shameful speech, for some reason i thought that even if someone tells her, they say in margarita, you don't argue in the market, but there is no silence, and god's grace, moreover, time passes . and to the same level of discussion about galkin , they come from skabeev and solovyov, i myself am a homosexual - it's not a secret to anyone he always knew that, well, it's just a nit galkin is not gay, he's a regular drinker, that is, weirdos have different surnames, but the level is about the same, those who are the most amazing, others look at the top propandists, think bodies, how worse are we, if the nightingale from the scabbard can be lied to to throw threats at the llc, why can't others? only you can, we're happy for you, we're trying to understand. well, stumps, and now a new sensation is sounding all over russia, and not from anyone , but from an entire state duma deputy, there is no offensive in the kherson direction of ukraine. it didn't happen, russia just left , a

i will be in boryspil, so i want to ask, how is boryspil margo? tried to keep the brand, they say, temporary misunderstanding everything is fine everything is under control and in general the russian military, so you know civilians will not be bombed otherwise simonion , as a person of faith, would not have sat in the studio if russia was run and the city would not have been bombed. i would not be sitting here now because i believe in god. this is what happens when a person has no brains or conscience, but she knew exactly what was happening in volnovas on the border in those days. mariupoli knew that her epic mother russia take donbass home, the people of donbass want to live in their own homes and want to be part of their great, great, generous motherland and would be obliged to provide it mother russia take donbass home actually turned into a real genocide of the residents of donbass, that's when solovyov is boasting in the studio the fact that 4 million refugees of military actions left russia in the territory of the russian federation moved m

understand the level of internal hypocrisy of lying and the general quality of человека, and when margothe market, but there is no silence, and god's grace, moreover, time passes. skabeeva and solovyov come to the same level of discussion about galkin. i myself am a homosexual - it's not a secret to anyone. i always knew that weirdos have different surnames, but the level is about the same, and the most amazing thing is that others look at the top propandists and think that the bodies are worse if solovyov from skabeeva can be lied to. to throw threats at the llc, why can't others . only you can be happy with you. there was no offensive in the kherson direction of ukraine. in general, you understand, there was no russia simply left, and they did not succeed without losses because the extreme army went to kherson in an organized manner on the orders of the chief essentially without a fight, and now when you hear something like that, you begin to understand that it is hebbel just a lousy boy against the background of these titans. well , lieutenant general, at least in memory of your fall

and margo risk, well actually like with this electric charging station that isn't as popular as people would have hoped. the around 20 charging station scattered across bonham, which is not a lot electric cars are still more expensive than gasoline ones. meaning it's a hard switch to make if you're not the richest of regions. once more of them on the streets, though, on home plans to use the car batteries to also store some excess energy which is already happening on a test basis with these electric cars that are owned by the islands municipality. another big problem is this very because it runs on marine diesel and as very dirty . there is some discussion about hydrogen oil, electric engines, which are cleaner. but it's still very early days. change can be slower than wanted, especially if you can't just throw money at a problem. i strongly agree that all people want to do the right thing and the most green thing, but they have to be able to afford it also at the same time. that's why a lot of the efforts here are co funded by you or governmental programs or are set up as experiments

thank you margo is calling again, probably wants to slip a replacement.n paths. forgive it to me. how are you it's embarrassing for me here. mom, paralyzed. how did you screw up? well, just like that, imagine, now here she is alone at home. horrible. yes? of course, i would take care of her myself. well, you understand, yes, that we are now from work, so we need to find a nurse somewhere. so of course, i 'll sit no i mean, uh , you have enough problems of your own now . hmm. i just need this uh money to hire a babysitter. do you imagine that dina was paralyzed. recently, i just, well, i didn’t say so , i was selling salted mushrooms at the market today. i'm good too. the crows came running. a no, he writes to us that you need to go to the store to dig an underground passage, you and i, in a straight position. i beg you, just take it as it is. it's such a day, and you're potatoes. maybe it's tastier? a new life is about to begin. yes , and that i have to accept this as it is. and i said it was necessary to flog, but you did not allow anyone to flog in the

margo i'm on business. well, why did you spend money? i just said so.es nonsense and no one called me. your comrades called, but they were simply told that it was impossible to resuscitate here, after all. and no one else. i don't know who called and who didn't. very tasty strawberry, it's good, but i honestly feel like some kind of child. do you know what i think? man all my life child masha can you have a minute? give me the keys to the house, i forgot mine. take it from my bag in the inside pocket, listen. you could call your mother, her blood pressure was 190 over 100. and what do i need now to be my mother's pressure regulator all my life? it's you sitting here with a blind man, and i'm not going to score on my life. i want to live. what do you want for everyone to be loved by everyone? look how good our masha is. and i don't see anything. because i worry when you don't come home at night. leave your worry for masha. i it's your own fault for spoiling you. you never knew the word. no. want want. no, mom, you loved me, but now you love only your mas

the turks are supporting the push margo hawk push merger our iraqi kurds. i think he's mixed them out with you as bagged more drew troubles turkish proxies. he also invokes israel while the us congressman world getting confused over his father, getting whom in syria legislation, calling from frozen bind to withdraw. american troops from the country was overwhelmingly defeated. originally lose members of congress argued that the us pull out would hand the day, terrorist organization, a chance to regroup, putting american ab is allies in peril. meanwhile, additional forces from iraq are being deployed. u. s. military bases and checkpoints on syrian territory. the syrian government has again acute washington of steaming is oil from fields in the northeast of the country. we heard from little alice talib abraham, who says the us military presence in syria is leading to catastrophic consequences . this is a very, very nice thing to see. can see maids who are make seem to get this maybe between other to call them them because we know that they're not good for tex

many of them laughed at the former administrations attempt to laterally extend this arms margo. i think it is high time we take this conflict seriously. i do not think the military on right now is what is warranted. at the same time, i think our politicized bait about the military solution is noticed by our adversaries and what is behind their increased risk-taking. you are right to note iran is basically on the precipice, 84% is a hop, skip and a jump from 90%. with a quantity of uranium stockpiles they have in total, it is four to five bombs worth. host: let's talk to patty. reidsville, wisconsin. independent line. caller: thank you for the information. i have a grandson graduating from college in june. he has enlisted in the air force. as his grandmother, i am fearful for my grandson and all young people. do we belong in the middle east after 9/11? my understanding is that most of the terrorists were saudi citizens and trained in iraq or iran. shouldn't we be minding more of our own business? i do not believe in isolation, but what will we accomplish? guest: it is an importan

whose wife virginia is at home with their four month old daughter margo grey. also daughter mary rogers husband at home with their 7 month old son james. will y'all please stand and let's say hello to you. [applause] >> thank you. and our lieutenant governor pamela abbott and her husband david are here tonight please stand and be recognized. our state constitution officers are here with us tonight including new superintendent of education will you please all stand and be recognized. [applause] finally will the members of the best cabinet in the nation please stand and be recognized. >> thank you. the people of great state of south carolina have given me the honor and privilege serving as your governor for another four years my family and i thank you. my pledge to all is that we will not squander this opportunity we will continue to act boldly think big and continue building on our success. south carolina is richly blessed with a hardworking and talented people our quality of life and cultural heritage abundant natural resources and prosperous economy make us un

in a long line of witnesses, my colleagues and i here at cnn we have also been able to confirm that margoe of more of two dozen people who have been sought by prosecutors in this classified document investigation around donald trump. that they are trying to get answers from, or that they already have gotten answers from. two dozen people that at least, that include staff working at mar-a-lago. it includes people who are very close to donald trump, himself, it is the type of group that scours the grounds, one source told, us today, that they're casting an extremely wide net. anyone and everyone who may have seen something is being pursued by prosecutors in this investigation, as it is in this mature face. and, right now, we are also waiting to hear whether we can learn if one of donald trump's personal defense attorneys, evan corcoran, who has had a communication with the fbi. and with the national archives and the investigation. whether he'll be forced to answer more questions before the federal grand jury. caitlin polantz, cnn, washington. >> protests intensify for another day in israel

margo kaiser came into office just before the storm hit. >>> let's get a check on our weather with firstlogist jessica burch. >> it is beautiful right now. we are starting with a live look from the black mountain cam. a little blurry but we get the picture. partly cloudy skies as we wake up, a beautiful sunrise behind that and current temperatures are very chilly this morning. 41 degrees just in concord, 46 in oakland, 42 all the way in santa rosa. let's get a quick check of weather headlines. hasn't it been a wild week? we kicked off with heavy wind on tuesday and of course showers widespread. to add to that, we saw thunderstorms wednesday with a dry break starting yesterday. that dry break continues. we will continue to see sun and clouds mixed throughout the forecast today but those clouds won't produce rain. we'll see a little bit sprinkles into this weekend up in the north bay now. that's where we are tracking models showing a little bit showers as the system swps the noit st little bit closer to santa rosa. next week we have unsettled weather in the forecast. daytime highs today, t

it comes as his communication aide, margo martin, appeared today before the grand jury investigating trump's handling of classified documents. she is among a small group of white house aides who moved with the former president to florida after he lost the election. i want to bring in former state department spokesperson era hut, republican the pollster, legal analyst elliott williams, and x e o assist -- the idea that with all the subpoenas with the mar-a-lago classified documents investigation, what is the significance of this now to you? >> it's easy to forget that the mar-a-lago investigation has been going on because all the headlines for the last two weeks of focused on new york city investigation into the former president there. but also fulton county georgia where the president is also being investigated. and the mar-a-lago investigation has been carrying on this entire time. look, any investigation is going to require speaking to other employees other than the individual who might be in the center of it. it shouldn't surprise anybody. it's significant because whenever anybody

it comes as his communication aide, margo martin, appeared today before the grand jury investigatinga small group of white house aides who moved with the former president to florida after he lost the election. i want to bring in forme

in washington, d.c., a former white house aide, margo martin, who followed trump to mar-a-lago, appearedd jury as part of the special counsel's investigation into classified documents found at the florida east state. and his former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen appearing twice this week before a grand jury in new york investigating hush money payments to stormy daniels. >> it was like a -- it was being on trial. >> reporter: cohen had already met with investigators 20 times to share what he knows. >> what i can tell you is that they are questioning me started out at like 35,000 feet and by the time i hit the 20th interview, we were down to like 3 feet ready to land. the grand jury was the actual takeoff back to we'll call it accoun accountability-ville. >> reporter: cohen helped facility at a time $130,000 in payments to daniels right before the 2016 election. daniels also spoke with investigators wednesday via zoom. the manhattan district attorney's office has invited the former president to testify as is the right of potential defendants in new york, but he declined and his

today, from the crime drama "accused," margo martindale. ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! good to see you. >> deja: hello,

singers sheryl crow, margo price and ketch secor are performing as part of the event.parents and , caregivers around the country are considering how they want to talk to children about this attack and gun violence. some important perspective on all of that now from dr. tori cordiano. she's a clinical psychologist specializing in children and adolescents who practices in ohio. welcome and thank you for joining us. after each one of the shootings, especially when children are killed, the question comes up, how should parents and caregiversalk to kids? what would you say about it? how was the conversation different depending on how all the children are? dr. cordiano: this is driven by a child's age and their developmental level. for younger children, you question how much cess they have to the news and they might not be aware so you might not need to have the conversation. for older elementary school children, if you hear they are likely to hear about it, you'll want to bring the conversation up. i like the idea with starting with, what have you heard about what happened

in washington, d.c., a former white house aide, margo martin, who followed trump to mar-a-lago, appeared of the special counsel's investigation into classified documents found at the florida estate. and his former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen, appearing twice this week before a grand jury in new york investigating hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. cohen had already met with investigators 20 times to share what he knows. >> what i can tell you is that their questioning of me started out at like 35,000 feet. by the time that i hit the 20th interview, we were down to like three feet, ready to land. the grand jury was the actual takeoff back to, we'll call it accountabilitiville. >> reporter: cohen helped facilitate $130,000 in payments to daniels right before the 2016 election. daniels also spoke with investigators wednesday via zoom. the manhattan district attorney's office invited the former president to testify, as is the right of potential defendants in new york, but he declined, and his lawyer says if he is indicted, that would catapult back to the whi

the trump aid margo martin appeared before a grand jury yesterday and is a trump communications aidecontinued with him as he went over to mar-a-lago. what did we learn about what she might have been testifying to? >> it is hard to know but one thing is for certain. conversations she has with the former president after her time in the white house are going to be subject to a lot less protection than the one she would have had with the president when he was president. we've talked about the idea of executive privilege. sometimes the president is entitled to have statements and conversations with his staff protected under the law. that is not the case here. as someone who was here both before and during and after the presidency she could have a tremendous amount of information that might be useful to prosecutors or investigators. >> thanks for all of that analysis. >>> you may want to hold your nose for this one. it is huge, it stinks, and it can be seen all the way from space. now it is headed toward florida. we are tracking a 5,000-mile seaweed blob. it could mean a rotten summer for

time to like 1890s when all the impressionists and artists and all the great writers and sit at cafe margojust drink. >> brian: those were the days. >> ainsley: drink, smoke cigarettes and come up with ideas. >> brian: get paid? >> ainsley: nothing. they make money after they die? right all the paintings were masterpieces. >> brian: paint guys thinking. that's where the money is paint the guys that think. that's where the money is learn to paint smart people. >> steve: that's right. that's because on his head stone it says aristotle i'm just an idea guy. >> brian: no last name. >> ainsley: i'm just glad that brian thinks that he is at that level that he could be a philosopher if he could only make money. >> brian: 401(k) and benefits. >> steve: started with the predicate a lot of people want to know where cincinnati came from which named me one person who asked you where it came from. >> brian: i would love to but we have to. >> steve: that's okay. we have got two hours. >> brian: that's not nice. no one i can think of right now. >> some people say. >> is he such a philosopher, can he read

one source, casting an extremely wide net, we learned well tonight that a communications aide named margotin, who worked in the white house, appeared today before the car and jury. also, with indictment possibly out in new york, new york times maggie haberman has reporting, but the trump campaign is preparing to wage a political war on manhattan da alvin bread, laying the groundwork, for a broad attack on mr., brag a democrat, and he made in his first shot fire tonight. maggie also reporting the campaign is adding staffers to focus on attacking prosecutors, talk about that in the documents case shortly, with our legal and political panel, so he diocese kristen holmes who shares credit for the dominic lewis of what details but the people who were subpoenaed and what it means -- and this is everyone from mar-a-lago were to sort, staff to members of trump's inner circle. not only was she part of a small group of individuals, she's one of the smaller individuals, who subpoenaed to this day. this range of individuals incredibly broad, we were told there is a number of resorts staffers who work

>> well, it's clear that cpac has become the margo pack an.en dominated by trumpism for years now. these are the people who vote, and the fact that you have ron desantis running scared and afraid to show up at cpac, and mike pence, well, i guess he should be afraid because of the sentiments that a lot of the people at cpac have about mike pence, and january six. it's no secret that there is in internists-ing civil warfare about to explode inside the republican party. we've been watching this happen for quite some time. the establishment, or the quote, normies, which i feel there aren't many left, if any, and trump. trump is still dominating the republican party. you may have had a bunch of those folks like desantis, and pants, and i believe jan can down at the palm beach club for growth, but she establishment type of organization event this weekend encounter event to cpac. they may think the establishment may think that they have a chance of taking trump out, again, but this is reminiscent of what happened in 2015, and 16. they can hang out wi

it's it was all about the cats margo cassidy is a president of whiskers tales and ferals in napa.ays someone biked up to their van and broke into it taking off with it. they were trapped and ready to go to the clinic the following day. so that's typically how tnr groups do it. you trap them you leave them in your car and you take them early in the morning because sometimes you don't get done till midnight. sometimes two o'clock in the morning the organization rescues cats and dogs from high kill shelters and rehabs feral kitties, right? thank you. thank you the team at whiskers tails and ferals thinking everyone who helped find the stolen cats. what america we cannot believe that even the van is in good shape if you're interested in adopting one of these cats. there's a chance one of them may be adopted out and that's because that kitty is very friendly, but these are feral cats so the plan is for them to get spaded neutered rehabbed and then sent back to where they're from gloria rodriguez abc 7 news. coming up music passengers the new effort to move things along at the airport.

a wonderful wife margo and your two kids.pick up this book. congratulations on everything and the the best is yet to come. we do things right now for fun. we bought wabc radio just for fun. we partners with the yankees at the fairy hawks in staten island minor league team for fun somplet what do we do next for one? >> brian: i don't know. i will write some things down and see if you take my suggestion. >> you got it. >> brian: congratulations book is called "how far do you want to go?" i certify you are going to make a billion dollars if you read the book. >> brian: thanks, john. hell of a six of. brewery serving up a new beer crafted by artificial intelligence. the creator shares how it's going to be received and whether it's the future. that story next. ♪ ♪ rock this country town ♪ ther-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, e

amazing yeah yes. [ cheers and applause >> seth: the two of you collaborating again and also with margo who pulled that incredible movie off >> seth: it's a delight. it's the kind of movie that people want to go see in theaters again, and we just need more and more of those >> i say yes >> seth: but "the americans," you were very honest, which i appreciated, that it was a very complicated plot and, you know, there was a lot of subterfuge and a lot of people pretending. and you just straight-up admitted to us you could never follow it. >> i had the entire production team, the entire writing staff i was still like, "i have no idea what's going on." i freely admit i'm not the sharpest tool in the box i'm probably the biggest tool in the wardrobe [ laughter ] but i'm like, "this is so complicated. i have no idea what's going on." >> seth: look, some people can follow plots, and some people are leek eaters. >> i like to think i'm the everyman i'm like, "look, if i understand it, we're golden." if not -- and everyone will be going, we all understand it except you and i'm like, "all right." i'

singers sheryl crow, margo price, and ketch secor are performing as part of the event.n, parents and caregivers around the country are considering how they want to talk to children about this attack and gun violence. some important perspective on all of that now from dr. tori cordiano. she's a clinical psychologist specializing in children and adolescents who practices in ohio. dr. cordiano, welcome and thanks for joining us. as you know, after each one of these shootings, especially in schools, especially when children are killed, the question comes up, how should parents and caregivers talk to kids, if they should talk to kids about it? what would you say to that? and how is the conversation different depending on how old the children are? dr. cordiano, laurel school's center for research on girls: so, this is largely driven by a child's age and their developmental level. i think, with younger children, you can really consider how much access they will have to this news. and they may not actually be aware of it. so you may not need to have this conversation with them.

with all that carnage going on in at the same margo, i'm sure that was wise margo, i'm sure that was going in and this is, issues going on in and this is, in opinion, the postponement in my opinion, the postponement is but lorraine says is a relief. but lorraine says he should definitely go so but of course he's like you say macron whose cold is often so the king hunger what the french should actually about is that you know king is 74 camilla is 75. they're working day and night for the country . and that night for the country. and that people are sort of getting grumpy because they have to stay another two years. it's up to live it would have been has not been a message for macron to show the king and he's 74. he's in and so i i'm telling you, you know, we're we know you know what's wrong with teleworking working when things are difficult for the do you think we're seeing too much of the royal family never went because people would say it's gone. they came all the queen but and so we're not seeing too much of her she too much exposure are we seeing her more as a sort of as some sort

another day that we are celebrating, which is the anniversary of margo welker hughes parents. >> thanklly i'll make it home for dinner. >> a 4:00 p.m. dinner, right? >> thank you. that is very sweet of you. we look forward to that. >>> we do want to get right to today's news. a new round of winter weather impacting more than 50 million people in the northeast. the same system producing deadly tornados that killed ten people on thursday and friday in the south. >> nbc meteorologist angie lassman is following it all for us from new york again this morning. angie, what are we expecting today? >> we're expecting another busy day with the same system that has impacted so many across the country. today it's going to be focused for folks in the northeast and we'll eventually see this move out. you'll see snow draped across much of this area stretching from buffalo all the way into portions of maine. these are the same areas continuing these winter weather alerts at this hour. still 17 million people included in this. again, buffalo, syracuse, albany, burlington all included in these and exten

which are 30% cheaper, and in some cities they charge extra for seats with a preferred sight line for margot night, but the practicality of it is better to come in the day >> reporter: more businesses are tracking spending habits to determine when or what to charge more for >> if you know that consumers demand a product or a service during certain times, it will allow you to calculate their willingness to pay more. >> reporter: to avoid sticker shock, check online for promo codes that can offset peak pricing. look for loyalty programs that allow you to lock in rates, an book that water park or tee time as far out as possible to make the most of your buck without paying a premium we mentioned, of course, amc is use thing dynamic pricing that can vary from theater to time and even by movie. we reached out for comment, and so far we have not heard back. >> sam, you mentioned movie theaters, bowling, golf behind you there. anywhere else we might start to see this dynamic pricing pick up >> reporter: it is expanding, craig, and it's expanding rapidly. fitness classes is a great example of this.

how much the beauty on the page invested in the soloist of the arrows group margo and why he didn’t callmake on you , my sister introduced me to him. she had a boyfriend american, and they were partners. they worked together in that they had a diamond mining and processing company. he had looks. e george michael was such a very handsome young man. he was much older than me. but that is, i was 19 years old, and he was 30, of course, now he’s a kid, but then it was a man for me the first thing i understood, in general, here are the pluses when you meet, let’s say with a foreigner, because you need to understand that this is the mid -nineties and all the cool restaurants were then in these star hotels and it was impossible to go there it's so easy to enter the girls one thing and for sure. in general, uh, it was such a huge plus, when instead of all this it immediately became very strong. he even drove a restaurant, he paid, in general, everything was, and about the gift an interesting story. he worked. eh, this way. he is alive. the hotel e in the center of moscow is expensive. and so he w

well, it turns out not to speak harder, it turns out margo you are in one bunch, of course you revealedvery much for coming to us. we see you off, bye thank you very much. until then, goodbye. larisa well, choose the next topic so invested in concrete, interestingly, they say that the best investment is in concrete. you agree with this. well at least i believe specialists who say so, do so, but i have an apartment, in addition to the one in which i live, and one apartment. i sold it, but it turns out there were three apartments, there was mom's apartment. she belonged to me later. and now i have an apartment in which i live and another apartment in which the children of my friends live. what area. and i'm on kutuzovsky. everything is fine with me. the areas are large. now i have 98, or something, meters ceilings 3.2 v the apartment is good, rebuilt , you know lerochka in the apartment where i lived there i had a youth, a career, a family, a husband, love, and then when everyone was gone, i always had a memory and when my girl. here lera and the light saw ads. they say let's do it. let's

many of them laughed at the former administrations attempt to laterally extend this arms margo.h time we take this conflict seriously. i do not think the military solution right now is what is warranted. at the same time, i think our politicized bait about the military solution is noticed by our adversaries and what is behind their increased risk-taking. you are right to note iran is basically on the precipice, 84% is a hop, skip and a jump from 90%. with a quantity of uranium stockpiles they have in total, it is four to five bombs worth. host: let's talk to patty. reidsville, wisconsin. independent line. caller: thank you for the information. i have a grandson graduating from college in june. he has enlisted in the air force. as his grandmother, i am fearful for my grandson and all young people. do we belong in the middle east after 9/11? my understanding is that most of the terrorists were saudi citizens and trained in iraq or iran. shouldn't we be minding more of our own business? i do not believe in isolation, but what will we accomplish? guest: it is an important debate. co

yes, this motherland margo doesn’t work out that way, you know, in armenia , well, your grandmother wasmily was killed there because she was what i remember this story. yes, these light blue bright eyes, that's why they managed to save. after eating this, remember how you can ban jew. to return to armenia and for me it is simply incomprehensible, this is some kind of nonsense. well , you know, how now in ukraine there are a lot of those whom we call bailed out. here, apparently, there are such you in armenia, i don’t know how to say it, right, but pashinyan is one of them, god forbid everyone. i just wanted to tell him and fendi, do not be offended, and fendi they carry water on the offended, the steps are a fine thank you, but returning to us. they won't stop though, because if you look at the numbers in 1913 the us budget was under a billion dollars, and in 1918 only 5 years have passed, only the first world war has passed, it was more than 13 billion dollars , 13 times increased in one war. and so every time every time they earn on it stop them. why, if they do not live in the feelin