that exist there endlessly, uh, a lot of dead people, uh, there, you have to remember the tinted mary the firstied there under the peaks of everest, of course, all this looks like. well well , something like that very peculiar. when i saw all this, i was impressed, a strong impression remains, because you are healthy and alive, and then a person took this place and suddenly for some reason, for some reason, for some reason, there are very strong people, because i have a lot of their. by the way, they lie at the top, they cannot be removed from there, in general, life there is quite harsh. that's why i told you that the beginning of any climber. uh, lies ways. well, so that he learns how to survive here already, because for me it’s been like this for more than an hour, especially young people, they can’t set up a problem not by a fire, but by kindling and cooking basic food for themselves, even on the stove in the house. not to mention the fact that somewhere in the forest, therefore, if you dream of traveling, you need to become an independent person, have to ensure your simple being in nature

exist there endlessly, uh a lot of dead people uh, there it even needs to be remembered, tinted mary the firstd estha all this, of course, looks. eh, well well, something like that very peculiar. when i saw all this, i was very impressed, the impression remains, because you are healthy and alive, and then a person took this place and suddenly for some reason not why is it so for such and such a reason there are very strong people for this and a lot of them, by the way, lies on top, it is impossible to remove them from there, in general life. it's pretty harsh there. that's why i told you that the beginning of any climber. uh, lies in the ways, well, so that he learns a way to survive here already, because for me it’s been like this for more than an hour, especially young people can’t put up a tent, not a fire, but kindle, cook basic food for themselves, even on the stove in the house. not to mention that somewhere in the forest, therefore, if you dream of traveling, you need to become an independent person and be able to uh, ensure your simple will uh in nature in the forest on the river for f

mary: the first point is it is better to be back on the ground because like many global portfolio managers haven't been there since before covid. i think my conclusion from the trip is there is a difference between a short-term it reopening in china and longer-term trajectory for growth. we -- growth is happening but it won't be v-shaped like other countries. it will be slower than that. the feedback that i heard from companies is there is a difference for consumers and businesses between lockdowns for three or four months or three years. so it is happening but a different trajectory. my concern coming back as they were saying earlier, china will have 5% gdp growth this year but they are requiring stimulus. if you look at other countries in the year of reopening without stimulus they were growing at two to three times their normal gdp growth rate. if china is struggling to get to five in its year of reopening, what does that tell us about the coast -- post-covid underlying growth rate. it could be closer to four which is a negative for china and the rest of the world if their long-run grow

the american west. so mary colter built this to to honor them and this is the first building she designed, and she didn't have much of an architecture training, no architecture license at that time. you know, around 1900 her is almost impossible for women get architectural training or get into architecture school and she was a high school teacher saint paul, minnesota, in the early thirties and the santa fe railroad sort crossed paths with her and they decided this lady has a lot of imagination and maybe she's a genius and we need somebody like that to design some of our buildings. we want some sort of native american style in our southwestern buildings. so so yeah. so the park service, when it started out out, you know, they were a very small agency. they have a whole lot of support. it took them a long time just to get a park founded. there were national parks for decades before there was actually a park service. they were a very small agency and. they realized and were still a lot of threats to the parks and to places that should have been parks. but, you know, there were mining companies, other inter

brotherhood among the main members of the delegation and among the founders of the first delegation that was established in the year 1390 mary7. none of those whose children hassan died. make the oldest photo of the board hosseini, who will be formed in tehran like the first delegation of other delegations fifty years later, the date of opening of atina is 1300 lunar year, now 136 years since this delegation was established, it is a great observer, he sings a lamentation, very beautiful, very connected to imam hussein, his voice is sad and effective for the audience. it is suggested to him that we take you to tehran, we will do justice to everyone, he gets upset and says that you want me to separate from you, i will never come, he did not come back, i went back, he said nahaja, he said, i will do it later, then i will come, abdallah sleep, mr. hajj, the people go and say go, go , the night of imam hossein, the people of tehran need you, go in the morning, i am coming, i am coming, haj ahmad to nazem, who has a characteristic face, is sitting with him, he is coming to iran. when he enters iran , we will start. it was mostly a

right on the high seas the largest liner icon of mary made the first test flight of finland there, itvier than the titanic where the figure skating shows will be held in january 24. how many big numbers? well, in sochi you can not only relax by the sea , well, you can also ride an electric bike 18 routes have already been developed over the mountains through the forests, both for beginners and experienced athletes, and the rain will soon end and it will be the season itself. it's just luxury tourists in the mountains in sochi are mastering a new type of transport electric bikes are the same bicycles, but you need to pedal with a motor, but less energy is spent than usual. so. look, this means we have a full face. it additionally protects the jaw to drive off-road. it's better with a helmet. the next step is to learn how to slow down. you have hydraulic brakes , which means that there is a fluid that enhances the force of your pressing, on the left front on the right the rear brake to press we will be on them with one finger. because the whole brush rests on the handle on the grip to b

. >> the civil war doctor mary walker was the first female surgeon in the u.s.the medal in 1865, then resend it which she refused to give it back into work every day until she died. president jimmy carter reinstated 1977. time is up for me but "coast to coast" is about to start, it starts now. >> right now on "coast to coast" the -- for cash is on and so far president trump leading the pack. ron desantis is expected to

the way to to where it has its place in our museum. mary lincoln had a fascinating. she's a america most controversial first lady. mary had a really tragic as well. the remaining years of her life were not happy, pleasant one and she had lost a little boy before presidency. she lost another boy during th white house years. and then in she lost a third little boy, tad, who was reall widowhood.ion during her things went downhill for mary after that. and in 1875, her last remaining son made an excruciating decision to. have his mother involuntarily committed to an asylum. and she spent about four months in a private in batavia, illinois. she never forgave her son, robert, for having done that. and so it's a tragic episode in the life of mary lincoln. this is another relic from the assassination. these are the gloves that were in abraham lincoln's on the night of the assassination. he kept gloves as the custom of the time to have these in your pocket when you're shaking people's hands at an official event. you'd have on kid gloves. these a pair of white leather gloves. over time, they've probably shrunk a bit. but you

. >> the civil war doctor mary walker was the first female surgeon in the u.s. army she was awarded the medal in 1865, then resend it which she refused to give it back into work every day until she died. president jimmy carter reinstated 1977. time is up for me but "coast to coast" is about to start, it starts now. >> right now on "coast to coast" the -- for cash is on and so far president trump leading the pack. ron desantis is expected to headline a hamptons fundraiser this week. the question can he catch up, working to dig into the dollars of why the money race may be more important than any pole. a good point tracking down $5 trillion that is the amount of taxpayer money the fed handed out for pandemic relief, where did they all go. a new report says the experts are hitting a dead end on this money trail. in hollywood at war the actors and writers strike has virtually shut down tinseltown and it's already wreaking havoc on the global entertainment industry. we will give you the latest from the picket line and look into who the casualties might be in the holl

yesterday, the san francisco federal reserve bank president mary daly gave her first remark since the collapse of silicon valley bank saying it failed because regulators were far too slow to take action. >>> in a moderated discussion hosted by the brookings institution in washington, d.c., mary daly said quote there is a slowness between when things are spotted and when enforcement actions or other things are taken. we can raise this and by week, i mean the system, not me. i don't play an active role in supervision but raise issues and have deliberations. >>> per month some politicians have tried to blame someone or a group for the fall of silicon valley bank. she had not described her view on whether the san francisco fed played a role in the banks collapse. >>> a look at your money was report. wall street open with solid gains. looking at the markets. we have been in the green on morning at 243 points above. >>> today is prime day and money shoppers are scanning through amazon's website for deals and the clock is ticking. prime members of 48 hours to snag those famous bargains this

he said to me, one of the great questions is what is happening around 1774 - 1735, and mary is always the first one because she wrote a great book about this that happened in that year during that year, they agreed that a lot of this is going into 1775 as well, what term the columnist from just wanting to go back to give the barbara streisand, the way were ♪ ♪ ♪♪ just from nostalgia really to wanting to separate from all these separate things and what makes them want to jump the cliff into independence and it i say the north the biggest factor was better elections which we correctly think of is the first battle the revolutionary war but also the final part for independence among the new englanders. because the boston massacre happen it was one-off and only five people were killed but at lexington, ten people were killed and more as a british made their way home so many from new england would turn them from his calculation of week don't want to pay the sugar tax the gas tax so we got rid of the gas tax minister protected all that so that sort of rational compilation about how can we get back the

haji's brother is one of the main members of the board, among the founders of the first board that was established in 1390 maryone of these those who have many children the death of the oldest photo of the hosseini delegation, which will be formed in tehran as the first fifty years later, the opening date of attina 1300 lunar year, now 136 questions, this delegation did not see the age of the research about where the correspondence of the big lie and the fuel, that mr. is singing a lament, is very beautiful he is very connected with imam hossein, his voice is sad and effective, we suggest to the audience that we can take you to tehran, we will also do justice to all of them , he gets upset and says that you want me to separate you , i can never come, then i went away and said haj, sir, i went to sleep later, aba abdallah mr. mr. haj, the people go and say, go, go, imam hossein dreams at night, he says, the people of tehran, go to you, i am also coming, haj ahmad nazam, who has a characteristic face , is sitting with him, he is coming to iran, when he enters iran, we will also start an education . he is finding

the first african-american woman to be an episcopal priest in the country. the first woman of color elected to the u.s. house in the first asian-american woman in congress. and dr. maryerving as the first woman army surgeon in the civil war. kumasi: team usa taking on netherlands in their quest for another world cup title. you can free watch party at the plaza. it will be food trucks and a beer garden at 4:00 this afternoon and kickoff is at 6:00. reggie: a viral sensation involving baseball, have been telling you about this scene from -- this team from savannah, georgia called the savannah bananas. they are on tour and played in front of a sold-out crowd last night in san jose. think of them as the baseball version of the harlem globetrotters. here's lauren martinez. >> this is sellout crowd the stadium in san jose not just to watch a baseball game. but to have fun. dozens ought tickets tuesday night to see the team called the savannah bananas. the best way to describe them is the harlem globetrotters for baseball. >> we could not get tickets when they play so we were excited to be able to get tickets here. for the first time they brought their cast of characters to

he is the first american active duty soldier to cross the mary cow in more than 40 years . there are a lot of weapons stationed there. no doubt we are in a very difficult and complicated situation, some say. a situation that should never have happened. the said conscript was supposed to be sent back to his country and fired from the army due to indiscipline. because of this behavior, the mother of the prisoner spent almost 50 days in south korea, but with a trick, she was able to join the tourist group that came from the buffer zone. marzi decor to see how could a person with this position get so close to north korea that he could cross the border and run into north korea? the investigation is ongoing to determine such details. us state department officials say that north korea received a message from it was confirmed by the united nations command last week, since then there has been silence, the american military situation, his location and future in captivity in north korea is still unclear, the entry of artificial intelligence into politics makes it difficult to distingu

the first deputy head of the republic mikhail vasyutin, the head of mari el yuri zaitsev, continuing to keep the situation under personal control to eliminate the consequences of the hurricane and help people who were actually locked up. more than 100 people and thirty pieces of equipment were involved in the forest. also during the incident, 36,000 people were left without electricity, but by sunday evening , all socially significant facilities were powered by the main power supply scheme. moril head reports that the forces of the means to eliminate the consequences of restoring the operation of the entire infrastructure are also sufficient, juris zaitsev , made a decision on payments to the families of those killed and injured in the disaster and on the eve of the researchers of the volga region. in mari el, a criminal case was initiated on the fact that the management of the morichadra national park provided services that did not meet the requirements for the safety of life and health of consumers, who negligently caused the death of two or more people. alexandra thank you for how

they had to beat canada to be sure of progression, and went 2—0 up in the first half — hayley rasso scoring both the goals. maryley sealed the 4—0 win from the penalty spot in stoppage time. so the matildas finish top of group b with six points. they'll face the runners—up from england's group which concludes on tuesday. a goaless draw with the republic of ireland was enough for nigeria to also make it through, but canada are out — eliminated at the group stage for the first time since 2011. japan showed why they're among the favourites by thrashing spain 4—0 to finish top of group c. the 2011 champions were 3—0 up at half—time, with two goals from hinata miyazawa. substitute mina tanaka rounded off the scoring in the second half. japan will stay in wellington where they'll play norway in the last—16 on saturday. despite the heavy defeat, spain still make it through as runners up — they'll play switzerland in the last 16. here's how group c finishes. zambia end up third after theirfirst ever women's world cup win, a 3—1victory against costa rica.

there were favorites from the moscow region and the republic of mari el , it could well have been a duel for firstnners were determined . turned out to be stronger than two zero. they were able to overthrow last year's throne athletes from mari el took away the bronze medal to moscow near the capital . the competition was distinguished by a hot fight. everyone aspired to prove themselves in order to get into the national team. russia received an invitation to the tournament from turkey and we hope to resume playing on the international stage soon. our national team is one of the world leaders and has gold champion among the achievements. that europe quickly adapts to society, people with visual impairments, you understand, this is coordination, this is a sense of being in space. it's a loss in certain countries, when a person with a disability with a loss of vision, a can move independently and go in for sports, these skills are getting even better. and in conclusion about tennis, the first match at wimbledon turned out to be unexpectedly difficult. for our veronica kudermetova , a 38-year-old gro

the fall 2017. and mary's. she's such a fine writer. they've appeared many, many places. the wall street journal, policy review, national. first things time to name just a few. she's a senior research fellow at the faith and reason institute and holds a chair at the catholic information center in washington d.c. and during the reagan administration, she served as a speechwriter, secretary of state george shultz for two years, and she founded the kirkpatrick society. i'm in that the literary organization which mentors hundreds of writers. mary graduated magna cum laude from cornell university with two majors philosophy and government. she has four children the grown right pretty much and she's married to celebrated author nicholas eberstadt. now, following today's and a little bit of time for questions, i hope you'll join us for lunch next. and mary's book is available purchase and she has graciously agreed to sign them for you, if you like. so please join me now in welcoming mary eberstadt. thank you, michelle, for that wonderful introduction and thank you, lindsay and all who have made it possible to be today. our last time t

mary, gary's first wife. >> my aunt mary answered the phone and then told me that they believe that my uncle had been killed. and that they knew this because they were watching it on television. and that was his car. and i thought she was kidding. i completely -- i got angry and said, what do you talking about? this is not funny. >> she said, no, it's not a joke. >> melissa knew that he planned to meet up with some friends after the golf game. he talked with the bartender there. >> he answered the phone and i said is my uncle there? please tell me he's. there and he said missy, i'm sorry, what i'm so sorry. >> that's a hell of a way to find out. >> yes, we -- they found out by seeing it on the news. >> it was a very powerful bomb, a powerful explosion. >> melissa raced down sunrise drive to the scene. >> i got out of the car and i started running towards my uncle's car. and detective gamber came running up and grabbed me. and stopped me from getting closer. >> detective james gamber was one of the first at the scene. it was his second homicide case ever. >> i was doing dishes after dinner and i got a call t

>> that's what he said, he hates them i finally showed him "mary poppins" as the first movie and it's [ laughter ] i'm like, "do you want to watch anything else? he's like, "no, i'm not interested." >> seth: can i -- we also showed our kids "mary poppins" during -- can i make - >> this is the original one. >> seth: yeah, the original for me can i make an unpopular opinion? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: could have used a cut [ laughter ] right? "mary poppins" is a little bit -- there's stuff you don't remember from "mary poppins. >> it's pretty wild, "mary poppins. >> seth: it's pretty wild. >> the whole sequence where the guy's laughing, he goes up to the top. >> seth: yeah, it's terrifying for kids i think it's very -- >> or adults >> seth: it's very anti-laughter. all right. i've got a ton more questions. we'll be right back with more from adam driver [ cheers and applause ♪ we know patients are more ththn theieir disease.e. thatat's why,y, at novo n nor, we've spent a h hundred yeaeas deveveloping trereatments totop unlock h humanity's full potential.l. these arare the greaeats: peoplele

see the byzantine cross and the anchor of hope used by the first christian missionaries for the steadfastness of faith. and the icon of the virgin maryscorts visitors to the town hall with a two-meter coat of arms. vitebsk cast bronze vitebsk coat of arms, special in heraldry. there is practically nothing like it anywhere else in the world. it depicts the image of christ the savior in profile, and under it is a bloodied sword. why everything has its explanation in the sixteenth century, orthodox vitebsk became part of the commonwealth of the catholic state. with a secret intention, a coat of arms was granted in order to look right. the glorious turned towards the vatican to the west christ is depicted in profile, the bloody sword symbolized the power of vitebsk castles expression your words to god above here acquire real meaning everyone can whisper the fuck the almighty cherished desire. they warned us in the basement of the town hall, it’s better not to go into a mystical place, once upon a time there were interrogation rooms with racks and other terrible devices for torture, but the opportunity to touch the unique masonry of the 1

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the same place, of course, electricity was not needed. a kerosene lamp, and mary sergeevna did not have kerosene, they lived starving, and then this man, the firstparty, he just began to give kerosene to the boy so that the boy could read. i shukshina - this is very good. i remember that his shukshin from childhood had an ambivalent attitude towards soviet power and towards the soviet system in general, because on the one hand he hated her because she destroyed his father and millions of russian peasants millions of russian peasants and could never forget it and forgive and for him it was an enduring pain and an eternal shukshin theme from the other side. he saw that in the bowels of this power there are kind, conscientious, sympathetic people. and these people can really help you, and shukshin knew how to be grateful to them for another very interesting story. so, when shukshin became famous, yes, he became famous throughout russia, throughout the entire soviet union in some i mean, but for the whole world, uh, and from sprouts, but they became such a cult place and they began to come there, uh, there are thousands of tourists and writers, dire

penta founded by the youth association of the church of the holy virgin mary therefore received the nickname saints anton football and i'm the firstst champion of the ussr in football? in 1991 spartak moscow cska absolutely right absolutely right we went. team brazil team brazil absolutely right this is the correct answer. and now , in my opinion, artyom yes, well, pick up traditions, belarus in what kind of sport is the traditional international tournament in memory of liventsev held in belarus? let me tell you, this is about martial arts, some kind of martial arts, my friends . this is boxing. this boxing is not going to waste time going on. uh. anton ok rest, who resting artyom is resting. and we play the theme, the only croatian club that previously played in the continental hockey league. sergeychak. absolutely right. this is the correct answer, which sergei gives the boy weight of the second period. let's build our advantage. although already in this period there were also incorrect answers sergey your comments. an interesting question, an interesting struggle, we are going all a lot of one thing, i am glad that at the end o

see the byzantine cross and the anchor of hope used by the first christian missionaries for the steadfastness of faith. and the icon of the virgin marynd escorts visitors to the town hall with a two-meter coat of arms. vitebsk cast bronze vitebsk coat of arms, special in heraldry. there is practically nothing like this anywhere else. nowhere in the world it depicts the image of christ the savior in profile, and under it is a bloodied sword. why everything has its explanation in the sixteenth century, orthodox vitebsk became part of the commonwealth of the catholic state. with a secret intention, a coat of arms was granted in order to look right. glorious turned towards the vatican to the west christ is depicted in profile, and the bloody sword symbolized the power of vitebsk castles expression your words to god above here take on a real meaning each whoever wants can whisper in the ear of the almighty his cherished desire. they warned us in the basement of the town hall, it is better not to go into a mystical place, once upon a time there were interrogation rooms with racks and other terrible devices for torture, but the opportunity

olympic champions canada to be sure of progression, and went 2—0 up in the first half — hayley rasso scoring both the goals. mary on the hour mark before steph catley sealed the 4—0 win from the penalty spot in stoppage time. we know we might not have the best team on paper, we might not have the most top players in the top class in the top league but we have something else, that no one can take away from this team and that is the identity and the dna and the belief with the support from the fans. we have something unique which means we know that we can beat anyone on any given day. so, the matildas finish top of group b, with six points. they'll face the runners—up from england's group which concludes on tuesday. a goaless draw with the republic of ireland was enough for nigeria to also make it through, but canada are out — eliminated at the group stage for the first time since 2011. japan showed why they're among the favourites by thrashing spain 4—0 to finish top of group c. the 2011 champions were 3—0 up at half—time, with two goals from hinata miyazawa. substitute mina tanaka rounded off the scoring in the

they're celebrating their 75th anniversary, making them the longest mary first couple in history throughout their marriage. they were committed to fill in philanthropy, working with mental health services and organizations focused on eliminating deadly diseases. they credit their long marriage to open communication and their christian faith. family members say they will have a nice and quiet day relaxing at their home in georgia. anniversary. coming up, the global initiative to fight addictive and deadly drugs. more on that. >> and what's on the menu at a new hot spot in san francisco. all the details in today's dine. and dish. plus, the supreme court ruling that sets a new standard on how companies should address the spread of covid. welcome back 3.42. this afternoon. california's high court has ruled employers are not responsible for covid spreading from their workers to their families. >> that decision undercuts a twenty-twenty lawsuit where a woman in contra costa county sue and her husband's employer because he caught covid at his job site and then brought it into their home. well, the

poetic androchny camera, he really shoots you her dohin the first president, madi keith, inspecting channel, he is a former teacher from the ancient mariamily. the only river in which, in general, gives some kind of life to this country, is a negro, and in order for the country to somehow develop economically, they decided to dig canals. the channel goes at once the water is growing. it is a great responsibility to be the head of the state, who only when she was born spoke the language of independence, the language of dignity. and faith in their national vocation of the cpsu will become a role model . regular visits to the soviet union, as well as help from moscow. but over time, the president will be carried away by the radical experience of the cultural revolution and in the sixty-eight will be overthrown by the feet of the kayti, all of his associates. they organized. vigilance detachments of young people with rifles stood on the roads checking who was driving? apparently, either sinegalus of dust. where could some saboteurs come from and that's it, because if the country decided to become a socialist that, of course, the whole envi

then those who suffered during the first world sister from mars of the mari abode worked in field hospitalst. nothing has changed and today the girl enters. in city hospitals it is quite possible that soon some of these women who came here to the marfo-mari convent to study the azam of tactical medicine, doctors who came along with yuri kazmin, will soon go to pre-front hospitals as volunteers. teaching them how to apply? and with what force to tighten the tourniquet? how to bandage certain wounds and explain over and over again that the practice of modern warfare has proven first aid after being wounded - this is what really saves lives. we never we know what will happen tomorrow and who will need our help, so for several months now we have been training our employees in the basics of tactical medicine, teaching them how to use it. uh, various gadgets that are needed here in the war zone. channel one, with the support of the state corporation roscosmos, is holding a unique campaign. all. just you go to the cinema for a movie call from june 28th to july 30th. send your ticket along with con

it's by authors marie benedict and victoria christopher murray. it's called first ladies and it explores the partnership bween eleanor roosevelt and civil rights activist mary mcleod bethune. well, coming up on booktv, it's our weekly afterwards program. this week, it's pulitzer prize winning journalist wesley lowery. on his new book, american white lash a changing nation and the cost of progress. he's interviewed by columbia university's jelani cobb. here's a portion. if our country was founded on an explicitly white supremacist system in that people who were coded under law as white had claim to the full promise of american freedom, while people who were coded as black did not have claim to that promise, which is just the fact of how we were founded, is what it looked like. the that that system, as a white supremacist system, is a system that prioritizes some places above others, people who are coded as white. we've seen steps over our history to undo that and to create a multiracial democracy. when those steps date back to the revolts of enslaved people, a date to the abolitionist movemen

the tragedy. he also worked there. first deputy head of the republic mikhail vasyutin, head of mari el yuri zaitsev continues to keep thenal control to eliminate the consequences of the hurricane and help people who were actually locked up. more than 100 people and thirty pieces of equipment were involved in the forest. also during the incident, 36,000 people were left without electricity, but by sunday evening, all socially significant facilities were powered by the main power supply scheme. the head of the meril reports that there are enough resources to eliminate the consequences of restoring the operation of the entire infrastructure. yuri zaitsev also decided to pay the families of those killed and injured as a result natural disaster on the eve of the researchers of the volga region. mari el opened a criminal case on the fact that the management of the mari-dra national park provided services that did not meet the safety requirements for the life and health of consumers who negligently caused death. to two or more persons konstantin kripov, mari el yoshkar-ola the consequences of the bad weather are also being eli

the days right before kathy disappeared. mary, however, says sam was the one calling her home, looking for kathy. >> he called how many times? >> quite a few times. >> mary says sam sounded okay at firstal, visiting albert. the boyfriend that had attempted suicide. >> sam okay with that? >> no, he got upset. >> sam told police he was just worried about caffey, especially after he spoke with her that week. >> i was messed up, you know? i never tried getting hurt. i told her, you know what? calm down. because you're depressed, if you do dumb things. >> remember, this interview happened while kathy was still missing. sam seem to be implying she might have heard herself or another boyfriend might be involved. >> i mean, look, she's had, i know she's had a lot of problems in the past boyfriends. >> then there was a second interview. the day kathy's body was found. detective wyatt study that tape to. >> there is one thing important that sam didn't display that you would expect to see in a case like this. >> which is? >> a motion. >> he showed more emotion of the contents of a coke can. he picked it up when he left, reading the code can, think radiance, number of colors. at one point, he put

the wimbledon grid , russians, alas, did not remain, ekaterina alexandrovna lost two hundredths to arina sobolenko. andreev's world lost to mary sen-kis the match started well for andreev. she won. the firsten led 6-3, in the second 4:1. at this moment, the experienced american began to break the course of the meeting, the brush could lead the second set to tiebrae, where she outplayed andreev after such a comeback from the american of the world lost concentration and lost in the final site 2:6. and the ending meetings. for a 16-year-old russian woman. she was upset by a controversial refereeing decision in the 8th game , she was awarded a penalty point for throwing a racket at kord. however, on replay it is clear that the russian woman's leg went wrong, and she lost her balance. i just dropped the racket from my hands. andrei argued with the referee for a long time after the match , she left the throat without shaking hands. the moscow football club spartak announced the signing of a contract with the paraguayan midfielder jes medina, who previously played for cska, an agreement with a football player calculated until july 26 , the last player who directly accounted for cska spartak was