because they are all under the hood of our muller, who has muller well yes, muller’s aunt masha has our she tracks all the routes of cars, where who, when he took the client. where when did you take it off, where was it, where was it, if anyone excuse the driver from the toilet, aunt masha is the first to know about it. well, aunt mash, let's subscribe well, i'm running around. that's it, sign me, people have come. who are why do not know a very funny list of all drivers. with comrades, since the surname is tikhomirov vladislav yuryevich but if this is not yours, guys, how do you say who vyacheslav yuryevich vladislav vladislav yes, nothing who are these bombers these affairs behind the wheel the devil bought the rights and let yourself steer. he's honestly worn out now, you know? the criminal situation in the city has decreased. bye. listen seva. that's what i thought, you're a camera at the mayor's office, did you see it? so what, well, request an archive for a week and see, maybe there is a frame where our doctor catches the car. and why yes, because life will hang. i have bombed bef

it is the furthest thomas muller has been —— alexandre muller has been in a grand slam.with what has been happening. petra kvitova is safely through to the next round. katie boulter plays tomorrow in the singles, herthird—round match. 0h, oh, we have lost them there. that is a shame because he was rounding up all of the day's play for us. thanks to him, anyway. england are in big trouble at headingley. they have had a poor second day so far in the third test of the ashes, losing three cheap wickets. joe root and wentz —— joe root went on only the second ball of the day. jonny bairstow was the next ago, a great catch from steve smith to the bowling of mitchell starc. moeen ali then had a moment of madness, top edging and deep to steve smith again. the fourth wicket, chris woakes, caught caught behind by alex carey. at lunch england are 142—7. ben stokes is unbeaten, though, so many will be looking to him for a captain's innings. let's take it to golf, and to the irish golfer who is close to the leeds. donegan started with a couple of bogeys but recovered. we are part of t

he is playing alexandre muller. it will be the first time they have played.z, the us open champion, is saying he is trying to figure it out on grass. he was outstanding in the first round. we have had reports from spain that they are not happy with the scheduling, the fact that carlos alcaraz didn't get to play yesterday, so he has to play today and if he gets through, on saturday. that is the first time we have seen that from his camp. but he is the top man in the sport, so why shouldn't he complain about it? you mentioned the giants in the sport in novak djokovic and stanislav ferenc. he has beaten novak djokovic for of the last five times they met at grand slams. novak djokovic is looking for an eighth wimbledon title. this will be a good test for novak djokovic. stanislas wawrinka said he has zero chance of beating novak djokovic and zero chance of winning wimbledon, so not exactly fighting talk. 0r winning wimbledon, so not exactly fighting talk. or is it mind games? it is a cracker to look forward to. a good day for murray yesterday, but an even better

barbara mcquade joins us as well as andrew wiseman, the former lead prosecutor in robert muller's special counsel's investigation. ryan, let me get to you on the ground with a better sense of what you've seen so far and a better understanding of who william russell is and why what he has to say could be important. >> reporter: yeah. william russell, looking for him at the courthouse right now. we haven't laid eyes on him thus far. it's possible he could have gone in the garage. we think that his testimony is likely scheduled for the morning. his lawyer is due in the courthouse this afternoon. we're still sort of staking out and i think that he's someone we did hear from through the january 6th committee. apparently there are indications he would not have any information to necessarily provide to the committee. we ended up hearing from a different witness who gave very dramatic testimony during the january 6th committee hearing. obviously it's sort of unclear what he could be telling to this grand jury, but him being called back multiple times indicates there's something very essential to

, himmler's namesake muller.rses were organized there for sd officers and ss officers who were involved in the implementation of these shares such a share is 1.005. and where about 10 disciplines were taught, which consisted in how to equip places of residence. how to recruit a suicide squad or a work team, which was then liquidated? how to carry out ignition? how to organize the security of the place where the exhumations were carried out? one of the main conditions in the operation to cover up the traces of massacres for the nazi leadership was secrecy, according to himmler's order, filming and photography were prohibited by directive signed gedrich, the head of the main directorate of imperial security, allowed the recording of the process, but with the reservation permission for photography and filming can only be issued by superiors, and incest and sonder teams, as well as rotoses commanders, such materials belonged to the secrets of the reich negatives and were obliged to transfer to the dagestapo. the stat

name it. mm müller müller quite right in second place schmidt blacksmith nickname for a thousand eugeneest six 100 you have whom eugene eugene topic point of view 200 or 1.000? let's say 1,000 modern sculptor benjant depicted a stylized rowing boat, but the bird gave the name to the sculpture. it's actually a duck when turned upside down, yes, it's a duck. waterfalls for 600 in a children's poem irina tokmakova tried to make the waterfall jealous of this predator and lamented again she did not go to the port. with a leopard to help , a young leopard fell into a large waterfall. oh no, a young leopard fell into a large waterfall into waterfalls 800 the plane on which he reached the highest waterfall in the world is now standing in front of the airport of the venezuelan city of ciudad, bolivar the pilot, whose name was angel, the answer was his name was not angel, opened the angel falls, they called engineerelle james, it’s just a surname , in general, english in spanish is read, as angel was named after him, the waterfall was named around music for 1.000. the italian violinist composer o

feel the to patients the content here to come to know the mullers most. indeed they won't because that's super helpful. they're doing our most up front. the president prevents to in the, the laws transferred to you in our continents, is there not to see that so late and, and also develop the ongoing kind of the, you know, what has happened today. 90 the late fees are better than by the call center. and i do also do police totally condemn developments and reset. and we do not that the president of the republic. shelby appears outside the 3 and should be liberated as well as his family. and i missed your call result if it's easier. um for laurie c indicate said that you're calling today we need let me start scheduling your insurance available please. yes. and barbara, and to crane or post the kind of message on our son, just verify the african blue. now that is, and i personally, i don't feel fair, but i didn't put that in the bones human that we had in mind to send to you and your presence the landscape. and we'll go to, i've been approved. so under request custom solution and the drum is

eh, chernyshov’s own conjecture behind freemasonry, that free mullers such musli or not these climbedace could plan and build themselves, er, special temples. eh, potassium , looking at this town hall can bring both the symbolism of the streets and the recovery itself. however, in the eighteenth, hundred freemasonry. it was such a noble club people. uh, from the elite, the nasty swindlers will exchange such velma-velicular ones for that, uh, assignments yak masonic. uh, privacy goes down in europe summer 10%. all the elites, the nobility have become in the list of masonic best. during its short century, the shatsherska town hall bargee and bali and public punishment by death podzhas, another from the world war, it also housed a nazi prison for military prisoners after the soviet rural gentlemen, a shi-technician and a school in 1976, one of the meat zhikharu. the town hall was spalin by an old-timer's recollection people gulped tears 26. rumor of smoke over the heart of the earth, more than 30 years of bottles are under restoration. the town hall is reaching out to cut us in with the

there was a müller family of germans. had two, it seems, german families, or three in the village, all exiles, and after the war , several exiled relatives of bendera settled in the village, that is, the bendera people were convicted there, i don’t know , they were executed, but their relatives were exiled anyway, and i remember the golden history. can you make a movie? vanya tarasenko here he had bendera relatives, and he was exiled with his mother, he was exiled, that means, to us in the village. he was a tractor driver, he walked in these shawls, boots, accordion, chuprina, everything like that, well, right there he observed, as in the west, they went there. all out, and walked around the village. a handsome guy, blue-eyed, and he fell in love with a grapefruit millerka. we were boys to the moon, they sailed on a boat into the reeds. and we swim the boys peep how they kissed, there and so on, and vanya finally decided to come to the old man, the father of this game, to woo, so that i love your daughter. give her to me

of this tournament, from the first place in the world ranking, spain 30 against french alexander muller, serbian djokovic became the most proud tennis man in the world, who had lost the last three matches and a real amount. 30 won against this swiss opponent. sipas, the fifth tennis player in the world from greece, became 32. andy murray of scotland passed 30 times. roberto spanish seed kurd gallery and german 31 w defeated japan and android persian dubbing from russia 31 david took the belgian from the front. the belgian rider won the seventh stage of the tour de france cycling race a few days with a time of 3 hours, 46 minutes and 25 seconds earlier than the opponents pedaled 169 kilometers and reached the finish line. mark , english and benjamin were second and third respectively. the ranking of all tour de france until the end of the seventh stage, the rookie in 2022 was the champion of this competition. handball was the championship under 16 years of age of asia, the effort of iranian girls. winning the fifth title is the continuation of hosting the regiment kong will be held today

taylor 32, which means khafen, took the lead, as well as francis lejarh, gregory mikro, and alexander muller , marcus groen, ben shaton. and francisco selul do finished second with the advantage over his long-distance opponents. the australian female barcode woven in the fifth stage fell to the top of the terra france table. in this stage, which had a distance of 162 kilometers, the disgrace of the australian cyclist yatim baraq and recorded a time of 3 hours, 57 minutes and seven hundredths seconds of the clock passed and became the champion and chune from italy finished second with a difference of 32 seconds from 30 meters and the austrian volks gol from the third team. in this way, the revolution of the fabric of this stage is the leader of the overall table . he had assumed his contract with shahrpoushan, after many negotiations, he reached an agreement with this club again and the contract was signed. after two more seasons, bayram, the ceo of persepolis club, kamal sahegh nia, left the team of tehrani shahrpoushan for the season. he resigned from his position in the continuation of the

important games the third round of spanish alcatraz, the first time of the championship, with the french muller and djokovic, the second in the world ranking, with swiss capabilities, will face each other . persepolis midfielder saeed sadeghi's contract has been renewed for another 62 seasons. mourinho is the defender the 21-year-old uruguayan signed a 5-year contract with atlético madrid in the pre-revolution season . today, iranians celebrated eid al-ghadir, eid al-waliyat, all over the country . some celebrated this eid last night and some this morning.

world of spain won by 30 against french alexander muller, djokovic of serbia, the most proud man of tennis in the world, who lost his last three matches against wawrinka in the grand slams , won by 30 against this swiss opponent, sipas , the world's fifth tennis player from greece, 32 s 10, andy murray of scotland denmark passed three times, esfahani won again and on the 31st, youssef fatemeh defeated the japanese and russia beat belgium in front. 7:44 p.m. tehran, thank you for your support, god bless you in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful viewers, stay tuned to the economic news and the pre-opening of the stock market, the admissions manager of the stock exchange company said that the fund based on derivative bonds will be unveiled as a new stock market tool soon , the launch of this new stock market tool will strengthen the primary market and guide liquidity is the capital market

reporter john muller has the details. >> i wouldn't for all the money in the world, not for 100 billion million trillion dollars. then you're crazy. i know you but what am i? >> he was best known for his character. wee herman, the silly lovable man, child that made him a star on stage tv and film paul reubens died sunday night at the age of 70 after a private battle with cancer. in a statement posted on instagram after his death ruben's wrote, please accept my apology for not going public with what i have been facing the last 6 years. i have always felt a huge amount of love and respect for my friends, fans and supporters. i have loved you all so much and enjoyed making art for you. ruben's was born in peekskill new york and raised in florida. he began his acting in comedic or ear in the 1970's. but it was in 1980. he launched the character that would make him famous and delight kids and adults alike. first took shape on stage at the roxy theater in los angeles led to an hbo special which led to critical and commercial success on the big screen with movies, wee's, big adventure and the

means that the unbelievers were defeated in advance, as well as francis , gregory mitra, alexander muller, markus griven . man shal-ten and francisco selul entered the third round of cycling with an advantage over their opponents. by winning the fifth stage , the australian cyclist had a distance to the top of the tour de france table. australian cyclist tim brabas crossed the finish line in 3 hours, 57 minutes, 720 seconds earlier than the other competitors. and became the champion and how the italian asymmetric with a difference of 32 seconds the second place was placed and the austrian felix gall finished third from the wall. in this way , the leader of the overall standings was also shortchanged. farhad once again reached an agreement with this club and signed a contract with him for another season, with the help of darvish, the ceo of persepolis club, kamal sagheed nia, after the season was canceled , he left the team of tehrani shahrpoosh. esteghlal club resigned from his position by publishing a text. with a 3-0 lead the english team reached the quarter-final stage. tabriz tractor

the top seed of exile or muller -- alexander moeller. women's number one seed got past martic.na sabalenka and ons jabeur. rybakina plays katie boulter on saturday. >> police in las vegas say no one will be charged after an alleged incident involving britney spears. she claims she was hit in the face by a security guard working for a well-known basketball player. she was backhanded after she approached victor wembenyama from behind. in an emotional statement, she described it as traumatic. before we let you go, not many couples get to celebrate 77 years together. former president jimmy carter and his wife got to do just that in their hometown of plains, georgia. the couple was married in july 1946. after nearly eight decades, they've become the longest married presidential couple in history. the former president who was 98 has been in hospice since february. ms. carter is 95 and suffers from dementia. they credit their long marriage to open communication and their shared christian faith. the ex-president once said his secret is to marry the right person. you can find more on th

he wants to make it according to muller's method, but in the case of the sada system means the wave systemthe executive body of the ministry building itself, it is also a military , security and confidential system . it records and confiscates many government properties. as a rule, those assets are not available to the public because they are considered to have a surplus, but these drugs definitely have a surplus. in iran, there is one that, based on these indicators , should not be used in line with the inherent duties of the hand, let it be a rocket for one year , welfare, recreational, residential, commercial, etc. these are the priority in this system in tehran. falling star mr. dr. eshraqi, hello, good time, sulur rahman al-rahim, hello, i would like to thank you, mr. chairman of the privatization organization , and give your opinion regarding the law on the mobileization of government assets . what do you think about the hall that was unveiled today? transparency should help in this process when it was brought up in the country, according to the history that we had in the issue of th

is the hall of an internal surplus property, that is, the property that we build according to the muller method, but in the case of the sada system, it means the amwaj system. the executive body of the important ministry building itself there are military, security, and confidential properties. many government properties have been registered and seized. as a rule, those properties are not available to the public because they are considered to have a surplus. these drugs must have a surplus . there are end indicators based on these indicators in line with the inherent duties. the device should not be used for one year, it should be a racket, comfort, recreational, residential, commercial, etc., these are the priority among the system you mentioned in tehran, communicate with mr. dr. vahid shaghaghi, an expert in economic issues , mr. dr. sharqi. and mr. chairman dear privatization organization, please tell me your opinion regarding the law corps for the mobileization of government assets . what do you think about the hall that was unveiled today, how much do you think it can help to incre

the sacraments have been attacked by these really ministry finishes and from the south north of the muller se. so just be dozens of demonstrations and use to get some stuff. tonight's dispatch, the a bonded classes on communications blackouts are being reported in the bottles . the control of a sudden these capital costume, assuming these army has opened training comes by thousands of volunteers. watch them out in presidential candidate, been out of a revolver has lost whose campaign for the run of the ballot in august, a federal prosecutor had earlier announced a band i'm about to send me a policy for suspected violations of election. the but the natural commission says the vote will go ahead as planned. on the film and television industry in the us has been thrown into crisis around a 160000 to stop work in los angeles and the biggest shutdown and over 60 is several stones left, a film premier in london. once the strike was declared that his union is demanding more royalties from various streaming services. so those were the headlines you can keep up to date with building using our websi

it went against alexander muller from france. 20 year old from spain is looking to win his 2nd grand slam title after lifting the us open trophy last year. i in the women's drawl number to see our deena silver lake god has or she had to put in some work to reach the 3rd round of the tournament. the 25 year old bella roost dropped the 1st set against bava to watch a book from france, but the quality eventually shone through and a hard fault re set with it for her or it is a reminder the top stores were following this our, the us sending cluster munitions to ukraine, the white house saying that president by the made the difficult decision to supply the controversial weapons because it's quite the right thing to do. human rights groups oppose the use of cluster munitions. after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we'll be right back. the let's view. we'll tell you who we are happy that we are boxing. the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and for the future in the stories and issues that are

this was announced by matthew muller, the head of the press service of the state department, however, such conditions are ready for me in ankara, according to bloomberg, citing sources, turkey is not will ensure the safety of ukrainian ships because of the risks of straining relations with russia in moscow, heavy rains continue to fall on the eve of more than a quarter of the monthly rainfall in just an hour, and gusts. the winds reached 20 m/s, the planes did not fly. and many streets and roads were flooded, almost 40 trees were downed. 30 cars were damaged the consequences are still being eliminated by city services transferred to high alert downpours with thunderstorms and wind are forecast to stop today only at noon. russia sent two be-200 amphibious aircraft. they will help in extinguishing forest fires. such an order was given by vladimir putin at the request of the turkish side for six months . rescuers flew from rostov-on-don to cities from the world. efficient in the world. in israel , mass protests against judicial reform broke out again , thousands of people rallied. the us

we've also seen several clashes in places like bethlehem, and it will be the in muller against is really forces. i'm the escalation is something that is really of concert and that to the international community in particular, but also to the palestinians as well. these riley is a setting up a rocket defense systems on the boat with gauze that just in case that is reaction from goza. now it's not going to have and how mass have been speaking. they've said that the fight is within jeanine mold and capable of defending themselves. but the more those casualty figures go, the more that we see these right, these going into an income. the more that may well be, but we don't know, but that they will be a reaction from garza, but they will be more reaction from the occupied westbank. when that comes in, the form of bovine is whether it comes in the form of statements that remains the same will know uh, within the next few a few hours. all right, thanks so much for being use up to speed in runtime there for us to try the news now. and may as across france have cold for rallies, imposing neely awak

and if i switch the mullers my article, we support this cooperation. yes. the 1st time it took place back in 3 to 19 but then cove. it struck me when we asked him to slow down the implementation mechanism during the summer. so we have mentioned that we need to set up and making it as a tiffany. that is going to help us. what secure, oh, great results. now you've also tried to take stock on what on our chief manager, this is on the lookout producer. and i, because there are a lot of a lot of countries that are you putting to host and i'm to go next to somebody. and the con, the rose is one of those countries. the energy we've spoken about, oh, really seems old and help is from what's on studies, energy to infrastructure. because we have most of the demonstrations, the potential of, of the, the only thing left me to do, move on to tab this potential dose to use this capital isn't problem mutual benefits for this for the and we have on the valid as you get the past 10 days to the create added value, what do you it's true, i mean, with gained religion, go to de

what are free mullers? what musi or not? they could plan to be elected from povedno and create for themselves, uh, a special temple. e, potash, looking at this town hall, you can add symbolism to the leaders and the weakening itself, however, in the eighteenth city, freemasonry was a person to the staff of such a noble club. uh, from the elite navre, meushanets to pass such velma-velicular ones on that, uh, assignments yak masonic. uh privacy comes in europe summer 10%. all the elites, the nobility was on the list of the masonic rays of the centuries, the shajir, the town hall of the badjila and bali and the public conquest of death sometimes, another from the light war. she housed a nazi prison for the military-complete after the soviet rural masters and schools. in 1976, one of the meat zhekhars at the town hall had spalina, according to the recollections of an old-timer, people gulped badjadshiy tears. hearing smoke over the heart of the shajir borscht land for 30 years at the budynki alinavat was under restoration. paust

number one and top seed carlos alcaraz is through to the third round after beating frenchman alexandre mullerraight sets. andy murray follows him on centre court where he'll resume his match against stefanos tsitsipas. we can join chetan pathak who's there for us. the 20—year—old alcaraz is looking very impressive, a slight wobble in the second set, though? yes, a little bit. understandably so, i suspect. yes, a little bit. understandably so, isuspect. he yes, a little bit. understandably so, i suspect. he will figure out on grass. at the end of the third set, as he was looking to serve it out, slight lack of concentration —— lack of concentration. carlos alcaraz is formidable and it's the first time i've seen him in person and he is an extraordinary talent, explosive on all sides, extraordinary talent, explosive on allsides, his extraordinary talent, explosive on all sides, his servers almost perfect. —— serve. alexander millar was not going to be making much of a... alcatraz in straight sets and many people saying he is the biggest challenge for novak djokovic going forward. centre court ci

he beat alexander muller, the frenchman, causing problems at times, including that second set that wasa tie—break. seen by many as the big contender for novak djokovic�*s crown getting that wind that he needs. speaking of novak djokovic, his match will get under way shortly. they are setting out onto the court. fin way shortly. they are setting out onto the court.— way shortly. they are setting out onto the court. ., �*, , onto the court. on the women's side ofthe onto the court. on the women's side of the draw. — the world number one iga switek, will be feeling confident of going further than she ever has at wimbledon. 7 she is through to the fourth round. she's beaten petra in straight sets. a good when for her. french open championship, when the us open. can she win this one? a defending champion playing katie boelter on saturday. england are still in the fight, in the third ashes test against australia at headingley, after failing to take advantage with the bat earlier — they managed to claim some crucial and big wickets by the close of day. australia lead by 142 runs with six wicke

i think this is a la muller because megler a couple of years ago.in different ways. this podcast is not a bait, sewn, we continue to talk about the hottest topic of the summer about swimwear and beach fashion. tell us if you go to the sea and somehow minimize your luggage, what do you recommend taking with you, in addition to swimwear. how many swimsuits by the way? that's it for me every time task, because i'm typing, i have half a suitcase of only one swimsuit of different ones, what is your minimal capsule wardrobe for beach fashion. i always take a lot of bathing suits too. i don't have any life hack for sure, definitely. if, for example, i am going to some kind of rancert, uh, in a resort town, i will definitely take shorts, and some two one-piece swimsuits, one black the other white and with white shorts or black shorts, and in sneakers i will go to some club to dance. i feel so comfortable sasha, what is your minimum beach wardrobe? well i think it really depends on who exactly. rides depending on the person there, for example, if he sunbathe

most of all i liked daris vanoton from the belgian six, then i also liked muller's feathers.ompletely in the opposite style, for example, from rake to acuba. that is, if the rake of cuba is such avant-gardism, then the mugler is such a pure glamor erected by some kind of art , but i liked it, both. many designers already at that time borrowed elements of the russian style for their collections, how do you evaluate these attempts to integrate the styles of rus, uh in the collections of foreign designers. well, in fact, they do it quite clean and understandable. i also remember the chanel collection, which was created specifically for moscow, and i even had such an amazing hot coat with the image of the kremlin and a rather thin silorant. and i worked with this topic and cleanly. well , it is clear that we are talking about big brands and big designers who, if they turn to the topic, then do it. it's enough, purely deeply professional and impressive you not only russian fairy tales are captivating, because you had a collection dedicated to alice in wonderland. yes, you had a di

joining me now is former federal prosecutor and former assistant to michael muller, michael zell zin.ood morning to you. judge can noon cited the evidence for the classified documents case to the middle of next year. as you know, the prosecution wanted the trial to start in december or as soon as possible while the trump defense pushed for after the 2024 election. what are your thoughts on her decision? >> if she holds true to it, meaning she actually starts the trial in may, it's not so bad. the prosecutors prefer earlier, but may is doable. the question is whether that will hold or whether she'll say this is a complex case and we need to push it forward. so setting the date is easy. adhering to it is where the rubber meets the road, if you will. >> right. when you talk about adhering to the date, we could be talking about lots of delays or this trial taking quite a long time considering it does center around a trove of sensitive and many classified documents that could be shown to the jury, and as i understand it, there is an approval process where the judge will have to permit some

kyle muller on the mound for oakland in the fifth and trailing 3 to 1.d up by catcher carlos perez. that's a rare 123 ground ball out for the second out of the inning nice reflexes by mueller who pitched five innings allowed just the three runs the a's took a 4 to 3 lead to the eighth. but the white sox rallied two runs, had already scored. then tim anderson hit a drive down the left field line with the bases loaded. that's a grand slam or is it 10 to 4 game? except that on the replay you can clearly see the ball curves foul in front of the foul pole. they take the runs off the board. the a's gather the inning trailing 6 to 4, bottom of the eighth. now it's six five. make it six six, tony kemp hits one of no man's land by the time andrew vaughn gets to the ball and makes a bad toss, it's too late, kemp safe at first. as to where ruiz comes home. still six six game in the bottom of the 10th. tyler wade is the phantom runner at second. jj blade hits a ground ball that should end the inning. elvis andrus bobbles it. then by the time he throws, the first pla

to the operations room at the department of justice where i'm head of the d.e.a., we have director muller there, we have the department of justice leadership, attorney general john ashcroft comes back from the white house and he announces it is no longer enough for the f.b.i. and federal law enforcement to prosecute terrorists or to prosecute crime. we have to be in the preventive business. and at that moment the mission of the f.b.i. changed rather dramatically in order to gather intelligence and to prevent a terrorist attack and to elevate their counterterrorism mission. and so i've seen two very historic moments in law enforcement history at the federal level. both with the 1980 change of president reagan and with the change made by president bush. i saw it live and in person. well, today we're 20 years advanced from those historic moments. and today i'm offering another historic moment to reform federal law enforcement, to correct some errors, some omissions, to correct some change in the climate of crime in our country. and so i've been fighting my entire adult life for justice. i wa

muller didn't want that. and comey followed in his footsteps. he wanted everything centralized. so the first investigation ever done in the fbi under that centralized model was the investigation of the september 11th attacks, which the fbi code name for that was penn bomb for, pentagon, world trade towers, point bomb and that was he pulled that in and ran it way. then later, comey had the hillary clinton email investigation and then the investigate russian presidential collusion. the the trump campaign also run from headquarters so you all those levels of review and and i think that's how certain things got off the track because what you had was the same people headquarters making decisions the direction for the invested nation and then going out and actually conducting the investigation. so you had a guy like struck a deputy director rather high level executive he made certain he made the decision to open the investigation or at least he signed that authored and signed out that communication did both. he authored it and signed it out. and then the next day that was on a sunday

are increasingly concerned about our domestic market, stated in in april, bass ceo martin bruder müllerast year, facing a poisonous cocktail of high energy prices , labor shortages and a lot of red tape. many of the largest german companies are from giants. like volkswagen and siemens to the point of skill, the famous and the small are experiencing an abrupt awakening and are rushing to greener pastures in north america and asia if that doesn't happen. an unexpected turn, it will be difficult to avoid conclusions about that germany is heading into a much deeper economic downturn. sometimes you hear about the creeping day of industrialization. so, it is no longer just creeping says hans jurgen, feltz, chief economist. bibi em double. yu vladimir dmitrievich in germany, if i am not mistaken, before industrialization will have much more severe social economic consequences than, say , in the united states because if, again , i am not mistaken, the share of industrial production in german gdp is almost 30%, 27% in the united states is much less, because there is a developed service sector in

recently, the number of those in need has tripled, says muller brand, which has been working here asears in ukraine in the spring, their number in germany has increased significantly and now more than 90% of those who come for free products. these are precisely the refugees with ukraine because of this, the situation with the provision of such points with products is truly critical and it is not surprising that this became one of the main topics at the last congress of members of the industry movement, representatives of 960 free food distribution points decided to maintain closer ties in order to find together exit from the crisis opened in 1993. germany's first free food distribution point. increase pressure on supermarket chains in france and other european countries already there is a law that obliges supermarkets with retail space over 400 m² to give away unsold food. if germany were like that, we would all be safe. we would be happy if the shelves were full again. poor unfortunate germans want to hug them to cry, but no, they are to blame for everything, you won’t envy now this

. >> if you remember dylan muller , even getting all of these big adverts , housing deals, seeing advertseeing someone win, i think dylan mulvaney at one point modelled a sports bra aimed at women. >> he did. and i think, you know, really the winner of this competition is the runner up, which same in sports competitions. >> the biological woman who would have won otherwise . guys. would have won otherwise. guys. and you do have to ask yourself, why are they choosing and why are they choosing this particular person to win? and it's obviously for i presume, for political reasons , they want for political reasons, they want to be seen to have done the progressive thing by giving the award to transgender model or transgender personality . see, transgender personality. see, and i think many women feel, you know, this this sits within a broader context of women feeling that their spaces are being threatened. there was only today there was a video circulating on twitter of somebody, i believe it was actually here in london at the one of these pride marches talking about punching terfs in the fac

world number one is safely into the third round — carlos alcaraz beating the frenchman alexandre mulleru are here in chelsea it's not about asking for time, you have to deliver from day one. we need to create a belief from the beginning. i think we are going to have a squad of players that can deliver and give what we expect. at the tour de france, it was almost a record—breaking day for mark cavendish. with the finish line of the seventh stage in sight, the british rider made his move — attacking the front and he looked on course for victory — and a record 35th stage win. however, a mechanical failure happened however, a mechanicalfailure happened with his bike gears. jasper philipsen had other ideas — as the belgian snatched his third stage win of this year's tour. defending championjonas vingegaard retained the overall leader's yellow jersey. it's the british grand prix at silverstone this weekend and regardless of who's winning the race on pole, it's more likely than not that a certain german driver will be leading the way at some point during the race. for the 24th season bernd may

ian muller rice have cut ian says muller rice have cut the amount of rice in their product. yeah. barbara the ambrosia cream barbara says the ambrosia cream rice pizza. >> she is buying a tin. >> she is buying a tin. >> i used to have to >> yeah. i used to have to really the pudding out and really snake the pudding out and scrape rice, but now scrape the tin of rice, but now it's liquefied, it just it's so liquefied, it just spills out hardly any rice in it . why is that, then? is the price of rice gone up? >> clearly, i don't know what's down, carol in manchester. oh, carol, she says, i noticed yesterday that tesco's beans and sausages only had seven sausages in it . well, it's normally in it. well, it's normally eight. i am outraged . eight. i am outraged. >> and i'm telling you, and i bet you it's the same price. i bet you it's the same price. i bet you it's the same price, carol. or even more potentially. yeah >> and lee must be of a certain age because he says . how old are age because he says. how old are you, lee? i'd love to know. horlicks notice like last week the p

from the netherlands, just not muller, he commented on the results of the italian himself, which took in vilnius and told his readers on social networks about what is really going on in the country that rules the kiev regimes. stoltenberg called ukraine a democratic country of the opposition party. elections will not be banned ukrainian special services, they arrest anyone. who is critical. on the streets governs neo-nazi church gangs devastate people tie men to lampposts drag men out of cars to die in the trenches crazy stoltenberg. in britain , the largest strike of junior doctors interns nothing like it was in the history of the national health service about 50,000 paramedics did not come to work , they are going to get 5 days. the protesters claim that over 15 years their wages in real terms have been significantly reduced and demand a third increase in wages when doctors went on strike in april, and thousands of surgeries across the country were cancelled. there are now 7.5 million people on the waiting list for hospitalization for the first time in history. starting from the whe