he was the only other person in the room with me and my mom when my dad died. near and dear to my heart. my aunties. it was a powerful family. there was a lot of love. and they modeled for me how to survive an epidemic, even if you were dying while doing it. ♪

my dad about this house my mother had not even seen it was not really to her liking.nyway she was quite frazzled she just had her seventh baby i was going into first grade i came down the stairs one morning and she was just gone. anyway we were not told where she was we had no idea. i thought maybe she had another baby. [laughter] the current baby was only about five months so i just didn't know the details at that stage of the game. anyway we were hauled off my sister patty and i to my uncles house in chicago it was an adventure but itt was a scary adventuree because we had no ida where dhec we were going or why so we were there i don't think we were even there very long. but when you are five years old three days or however long it was seemed like a long time especially when you don't know why you are there. i later came to learn my mother was being hospitalized for hedepression. she would go back into the hospital a few months later almost like symptomatically it was the very week that president kennedy was assassinated. so while america is morning this terrible tr

my dad, one of my dad's best friends, had a son who died the year before of suicide, and my dad went to that funeral and came heartbroken. their parish priest knew that the that the boy had died by suicide and didn't his body into the church. so they had a memorial service. the boy's casket was, you know in a in a hearse idling down the block. so anyway that was the that was the atmosphere that that nancy died and and that a the motivation for my dad telling us not to not reveal that she had died by suicide but what that did to me was to make me more ashamed and to suggest that nancy's death was something that we should be ashamed of and that that this her mental illness was a choice and and i think that set the stage i know it set the stage for us to try and push that down. her funeral was she died on a friday night her was on monday morning on tuesday i back to my summer job i was going into my senior year of college we all just went on about our and really we never sat down as family to discuss it. that seems insane to me now. but but that's how that's how it was for us. yeah you

my dad, it was mentioned my dad was a firefighter. he was an assistant chief in the fire department of my hometown of shreveport, louisiana. northwest. louisiana. on september 17, 1984, when i was 12, he was critically burned and permanently disabled in the line of duty. all i ever wanted to be when i grew up was the chief of the fire department in shreveport. but after the explosion on that faithful day he nearly "diamond notessed" and it was a long road back and it changed our directory. i'm the old. my dad lived with pain all the rest of his life for decades more. i lost my dad to cancer three days before i got elected to congress. three days. and he wanted to he wanted nigh. several weeks after that, 2017, 2017, my freshman term, and it fell to me to be in the ross thrum one night to serve as speaker pro tempore and i figured out that is what you do as a freshman late at night. ms. jackson lee was winding down one of her long eloquent speeches and not that i wasn't enraptured by her speech and i look at the top of the chamber and

. >> stephen: my dad would have -- my dad, i'm telling you, he would be super cool, awesome-sauce, my would have the hugest gavel in the world, it would be so big that he couldn't pick it up with his aunts, you have to wrap both his arms around it, scoop it up and then tell it he loved it, please let me be the gavel, dad. [cheers and applause] [applause] eric is not the only member of his family out there doing the family name proud. so is eric's wife and kirkland brand gwyneth paltrow laura trump. last week larra released a cover of tom petty's 1989 hit song "i won't back down." take a listen. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: chilling... [laughter] you can hear the whole track on the new album, "that's what lara trump claims is music volume one on a horse." just a -- it's hard to tell but there is so much auditing there and think it might've been the horse singing. can't tell. shockingly, the song wasn't an immediate hit and thinks she knows why. >> i already know my song was shadow ban. it's only people told me on apple music, on spotify, on amazon music they wouldn't put my song on the radio becaus

president was often photographed with the family's golden retriever, liberty park >> liberty and my dad had a really unique relationship, dad taking her to the office and she just got right underneath his desk and made herself right at home. >> like many american families, christmas was also a special time for the fords. >> the white house was so exceptionally beautiful during christmas. and, coming up with the themes, you know, the year of the bicentennial, we had bicentennial ornaments and mother was very involved in recruiting people to help make those ornaments. >> the official 2023 white house christmas ornament helps you to create your own white house inspired holiday memories. >> this year's ornament is so special, when i look at it, it brings back so many things and memories of my white house days, of my parents and they will always have a very special place on my tree. >> purchase the official white house ornament and help preserve our shared american stories, for generations to come. isn't that a beautiful ♪♪ >> isn't that a beautiful ornament? good afternoon, my name is rache

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, and my dad.nd he was like me, wait a minute. here’s a photo of your dad as a child, how you found it and couldn’t throw it away, see for yourself how similar you are, it looks just like me, and also, your dad said that all conflicts need to be resolved with words, this is the strength of a real man. promise me that you won't fight again school, okay, i promise, and don’t set the school on fire, well, mom, one of two things. are you awake? and you came so late so as not to talk to me? i want to win the race tomorrow. and you will be with me, if i cannot give birth to your child, i will be there until you find another. because of every negative test, we will create such dramas, i’m tired, there’s a race tomorrow, maybe we’ll go to sleep, i had an abortion for 17 years. i’m very sorry, with you it’s like being in training, i never know what the next turn will be, yesterday you were with me, but today i can’t reach you again to get through, i’m left alone with my thoughts and photographs of your wife

the only problem that when i was in -- college my dad was killed inside our farm. i remember sleeping all night long, how are we ever going to get through this, one person in my life that i thought was irreplaceable. i could not see the next 24 hours without him. then we learned within the several weeks and the first couple of months after he passed away that we were going to be hit with a death tax, the estate tax. so at the time i was 22 year's old. i was married. i was about 8 months pregnant when my dad passed away because i had gotten married when i was 20 and we were farmers and ranchers and that's what you do you have kids that help you work in the farm, right, so we were on it. we were making babies. so i was 8 months pregnant when my dad passed away and i learned that we owed death taxes. at the time the federal estate tax was 55% of whatever you owned. now if you can imagine my dad at age 49, we were farming thousands of acres, we had hundreds of cattle, we had large operation, but we didn't have any money in the bank. we were like a lot of business owners

] [water burbles] [rain pattering] - we're going to silverstreet, south carolina, which is where my dad's from. it's in newberry county. and a lot of my family still lives down there. i love this place, and i hate this place. like, i am this place, you know? it is very much like, the iron that is in that ground that makes it red is in my blood, and has been, it has been in my family for at least five generations. and it is very hard to see that thing change. i think deeply about that a lot. and i realized that, one, it will never be the same, and so i'm trying to write down what i remember and trying to write down, like this area was clear cut. you can see they left one or two pines, but this isn't something that was like pasture that people let go fallow. they literally took all of the valuable trees out of this place and just left what they wanted to, so like all of that, obviously all of this to the right. but then you see the majesty, right? you see it right here for like 30 seconds, and then it just falls away, back into ruin again. [leaves rustling] [gravel crunches] this is my gran

i negotiate with you, that’s right, he’s not my dad, you know, i’m going to the police i won't call,ndows, son, and open the window, vanechka. do you want light and air, senorina raabella? it can’t be, i’ll take her, she’s dear to me, like a memory, and this is also a keepsake for you, i’m here to certify that i love you. i promise all my fortune, as a keepsake, because the court will not be required, i have already given the order to mr. swindler, tomorrow, all my property will be registered in your name, but please, one request. always be close to our son, of course, i don’t advise you to return to russia, why? kika is waiting for you there, my mother told me how the box ended up with marco, and kika, who gave her the idea, kika, i’m not afraid, but in vain, she now lives with the general from the internal organs, yes, this watch has probably already been sold by varovnoy , they’re in a safe deposit box, i didn’t have time, you take them, give them to the general, i promised him this watch and... if the box is found, you see, maybe he’ll love her more, she won’t report you to inter

, well, my dad and i assemble tractors, all kinds of equipment , we assembled four tractors, and my dads a senior inspector of military personnel, i want to follow in his footsteps, we have three children in our family, all sons. the eldest is already leading an independent life, he is also an officer, the two younger ones are still in school, family is what you want to live for, what is worth working for, laboring for, family is warmth and family is the place where you want to return, today the father is an example of service not only to his family, but serving our homeland, therefore, today the most important thing for every child is the value of paternal upbringing. sunny in the barysa radzil house, the yuletide concert of all those who know how to keep an eye on the children and young mothers, are working at once. usyago ў kalektyve amal 450 chalavek. thank you to the men for the blessings of father's day. as a priest with many children, and as a priest and christian, i would like peace, mutual respect, and love to reign in all families. i already have three children, so it’s like c

yes, so my dad who — with their own experiences? yes, so my dad who is 89 — with their own experiences? yes, so my dad who is 89 was _ with their own experiences? yes, so my dad who is 89 was subject - with their own experiences? yes, so my dad who is 89 was subject to - with their own experiences? yes, so my dad who is 89 was subject to the same ordeal. his house was not penetrated by terrorist but he was held up for 38 hours before being evacuated to safety. and so was my sister who stayed for 2h hours before being evacuated. hour sister who stayed for 24 hours before being evacuated. how often are ou before being evacuated. how often are you hearing _ before being evacuated. how often are you hearing from _ before being evacuated. how often are you hearing from the _ before being evacuated. how often are you hearing from the israeli - are you hearing from the israeli authorities in terms of their own inquiries and trying to find out what has happened to your family? i had not heard from the israeli authorities. i had not heard fr

and, i mean, it's my dad was gone probably 200 and some odd days a year. so you learn to roll with the punches. but we were always doing pranks at the white house and that was mandatory to keep spirits up. i mean, you know, inflation was this and, you know, whip inflation now buttons and the sweater that some woman wonderfully knitted my father i remember the picture of him it on christmas. but you so beaten down on living there by the press and the american your numbers are up one day and they're down the next. you to laugh. you have to laugh and my mother was a great prankster. she loved to be involved in a prank. and i mean, patty, i'm sure you and you were part of maybe a prank or two along the way, but my mother was one of those that patty showed me a picture last night at dinner. that of what birthday was it for you? 30. 30. she hasn't changed a bit. and my mother really honored and respected her staff who worked for her and they became part the family because they are insiders and they know you can trust them and they're not going to talk. and i'm e

he — the fact that my dad died, it's the how and he died. _ the fact that my dad died, it's the howset _ how and he died. some of the key questions were set out _ how and he died. some of the key questions were set out at - how and he died. some of the key questions were set out at the - questions were set out at the inquiry. th questions were set out at the intui . ., , inquiry. in the momentum is decisions — inquiry. in the momentum is decisions the _ inquiry. in the momentum is decisions the government i inquiry. in the momentum is l decisions the government took concerning the control of the virus, the lockdown is, the social restrictions, the shutting of businesses and schools, did the governments of the people well, or did it fail them? the governments of the people well, or did it fail them?— did it fail them? the inquiry says boris johnson. — did it fail them? the inquiry says boris johnson, rishi _ did it fail them? the inquiry says boris johnson, rishi sunak - did it fail them? the inquiry says boris johnson, rishi sunak and l borisjohnson, rishi sunak and others would be

was compared to the nightingale for his vocal abilities, let’s return this to where it should be, my dad’sey , dad, what happened with dad? mother, mutual misunderstanding between two adults, i don’t know the whole picture as a whole. i am in such a position that i am neither on one side nor the other, i consciously chose this position, in their situation, i am, as they say, like any child, i am sort of in between, yes, and you are not trying to reconcile them , after all, i tried, but it seems to me that people should resolve such things and such conflicts themselves, i feel sorry for both of them in this situation, and they are probably also to blame together, we can only hope that they will be together again, absolutely exactly, absolutely, absolutely correctly said, well done, yes, both are always to blame, yul, you have been in the family for so many years, more than twenty, that is, everything is before your eyes, i just saw footage of 2014 in timur kizikov visiting you, and there - for the first time lena, and you are already sitting in the frame, replacing her, attention, we are no

well, i was born in lyon, in france, i lived there for 20. 7 years and well, my dad and my mom, theyhen a bar too, and well , it was just very very beautiful to live there in lyon, lyon is very a beautiful city, and well, then i lived in the south of france, uh, in the region in the var region, and well, it’s very beautiful, but you know, it’s very strange there, maybe it will be strange for you too, but there is a little - like this racism between the french, that's interesting, right? because i'm not from the south, well that's why people from the south of france are like, why are you here? where did you study in france, here you are in hell, in lyon, you graduated from university, and what is your specialty, yes, well, i taught, uh, psychology a little, i, i taught, computers, yes, yes, computers, yes, yes , yes, yes, then, now you are engaged, your work is in the it field, and uh, 7 years ago, when i started learning russian, i , too, started learning french for foreigners, uh, and as a teacher, right? yes, as a teacher, and 4 years ago i decided to get a diploma, well, to do it

my dad, it was mentioned my dad was a firefighter. he was an assistant chief in the fire department of my hometown of shreveport, louisiana. northwest. louisiana. on september 17, 1984, when i was 12, he was critically burned and permanently disabled in the line of duty. all i ever wanted to be when i grew up was the chief of the fire department in shreveport. but after the explosion on that faithful day he nearly "diamond notessed" and it was a long road back and it changed our directory. i'm the old. my dad lived with pain all the rest of his life for decades more. i lost my dad to cancer three days before i got elected to congress. three days. and he wanted to he wanted nigh. several weeks after that, 2017, 2017, my freshman term, and it fell to me to be in the ross thrum one night to serve as speaker pro tempore and i figured out that is what you do as a freshman late at night. ms. jackson lee was winding down one of her long eloquent speeches and not that i wasn't enraptured by her speech and i look at the top of the chamber and

about her, and i promise you that i’ll chizhu, i’ll definitely show you this song so that dad’s chis, which means myame person who should have besieged dad to say, so, here’s nikita, let him sit, teach mathematics, because now only it specialists, there are the most promising people in the world, and lawyers, these will always be promising, let nikita put his law degree here, then let him play his guitar as much as he likes, by the fire in dorms, but mom... didn’t do that, on the contrary , she began to encourage your activities, yes, yes, yes, and now she’s disentangling, that’s all, she , you don’t see her, he’s standing there, because mom is a producer here, please tell me, well, here you are with your mother, what’s her name, elena, you and lena met, fell in love with each other and under the starry sky, now i know, yaroslavsky, with a fire, you dreamed of this nikita, and of course, you thought too that there will be a singer, but did you say that because you were lazy? no, i didn’t say, because whether there will be a singer, there won’t be, that was also it’s not clear, well, when in the mate

when i miss my dad, i get angry at him too. no, this is not, this is not vika, this is a taxi driver, your daughter called me, excuse me, you called me, yes, yes, me, where is my daughter, she’s sleeping in the car, khitriba said that she will teach her lessons , all in all, take the treasure, listen. there’s this thing, i have a meeting here, i can’t leave, you know, something’s not very good yet, daughter, this isn’t the first time she’s run away, it’s just that after the death of matter, she, in general, if she sees me now, there will be tears, death mother, i can’t pick her up now, take her home, do you know the address? so normal, hold it, well, she just hangs out here all day under the windows, she wants to get along with dad, i beg you, everything will be fine, call me back, yeah, that’s it, go ahead, thank you. why are you so dim, let's see what they dug it up, but oh, oh, it didn’t work out with the fisherman , now you’re going to blow the whistle, bro, we’ll get up to this point, so what, now, what options, what, what,

this is my dad, this one. eally good man and i've watched him work my whole life tirelessly for me and my mom and my three brothers to provide for us. >> reporter: his daughter in new york made this tiktok to try and help without telling him. >> literally any need for halloween, give my dad a fighting chance against jeff bezos and visit diddums party and toy. i know our family would so, so appreciate it. >> reporter: it quickly received more than 300,000 views and thousands of comments. how did you feel watching the video? >> i couldn't believe it. i thought i couldn't have asked for a nicer video. she was just beyond sweet. >> reporter: and he couldn't believe how many customers poured into his stores to show their support. >> this is barbie. >> reporter: we met this mother and daughter from los altos shopping for halloween costume accessories at the mountain view store. >> it was so sincere and heartfelt and we were like okay, we have to go here. it was like okay, it's last minute. we have to go do halloween

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my dad was very, [speaking in foreign language].om. when that happened to me, i saw it as a challenge, so we teamed up and we decided to send him away. [driver speaking in foreign language] - female hispanic is one of the lowest minority group in the field of engineering and science. i first met wendy as a middle school student. she had so many projects going on at one time i created an entire corner dedicated to her where she can leave her projects. it came to the point where she found an empty room on the campus and she created her own workspace- [tools thumping on table] something that i've never seen any student do before. she actually outgrew this place. [background talking] - [wendy] engineering is all about solving problems. my goal in life is to make some kind of impact. there's people who are suffering and i need to do my part to help other people. [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly speaking in foreign language] [shelly's mother speaking in foreign language] [shelly speaking in foreign language] - the ot

show him a picture of my dad. maybe he saw him. >> we'll obviously show a picture of your dad, mark. the last communication you had from him was, what, around that 8:48 time? >> yeah, 8:48 in the morning yesterday. and since then, we didn't heard from him, and no one that saw him. but today we started -- we succeed to track his phone after -- >> it's important to say, the police is really busy in the south, and all of the force thein the south, we decided to contact the company mark works for, and to see if they have any leaders on his phone. it didn't lead us to anything specific. it didn't lead us to a shelter that he might be in that we can check, and the phone still seems to be in the south, his car seems to be in the soiuth. it's all just question marks and we're looking for answers. >> is his phone still pinging or when was the last time you got some sort of location of his phone? >> we got two locations two his phone, one, two hours after the last contact we have with him. so we find him two miles south fro

i just knew in that moment that my dad, my father would be proud of me and i felt that he was. and i think all of our parents are proud what we are called to do here, all the american people at one time had great pride in this institution but right now that's in jeopardy. and we have a challenge before us right now to rebuild and restore that trust. this is a beautiful country. it's a beauty of america that allows a firefighter's kid like me to come here and serve in this sacred chamber where great men and women have served before all of us and strived together to build and represerve what lincoln did refer to as the last best hope on earth. we stand in a dangerous time. the obvious, world is in turmoil. but a strong america is good for the entire world. [applause] we are the beacon of freedom and must preserve this grant experiment in self-governance. itself is. only 247 years into the grand experiment and don't know how long it will last. we do know the founders told us to take good care of it. i want to tell all my colleagues here what i told the republicans in that room las

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i want to tell my dad. one, i love him very much. two, dad always loved him because he was a quran memorizer. i also want you to be a memorizer. so you promise dad to be a memorizer. may the soul of all the beloved ones of the cities of faraja be happy , god willing. we were very happy to see you guys. thank you very much. mashallah, you have given us all, sardar ok iran 3 2 cut. mashallah, mashallah, pay attention to this sound, the sound of the whistle and the sound of the bomb of the zionist regime claims that the attack on mehmani hospital was the work of islamic jihad missiles. at first , the media of this regime confirmed this attack, but an hour later, the news about fighter bombers was deleted. the idf has been reached for comment on the matter. they said they are investigating it. but considering the magnitude of this explosion, it is hard to do let me tell you the reason for that, except for an israeli airstrike. or their several airstrikes were something else. however, according to news sources , the united states has deliv

my dad, my dad was a firefighter. he was an assistant chief in the fire department if my home town in shreveport, louisiana. on september 17, 1984, when i was 12 years old, he was critically burned and permanently disabled in the line of duty. all i ever wanted to be when i grew up was the chief of the fire department in shreveport. but after the explosion on that fateful day, he nearly died and it was a long road back. it changed all of our life trajectories. i'm the oldest of four kids. my dad, he lived the rest of his life for decades more. i lost my dad to cancer three days before i got elected to congress. three days. and he wanted to be there at my election night so badly. i'm the first college graduate in my family. this was a big deal to him. so several weeks after that, it was early 2017, it was my freshman term. and it fell to me to be in the roster to serve as speaker pro tem. i thought that was a big deal until i found out that's what you do for freshmen late at night. and i want to, if my memory serves, m

. >> the verdict ended up -- my dad is bub >> seth: oh, that's good >> bub it's like short and sweet.hen my mom is j.j. but arlo speaks french and english. >> seth: okay. >> so it's kind of like g.g. >> seth: oh, that's real good. >> and we don't know how to spell it [ laughter ] so he's going to have to like grow up, start spelling, and tell us how to spell it. >> seth: he's going to have to reverse engineer his baby name for your mother. >> exactly. also for any future grandchildren, like, "sorry, this is just the established name." >> seth: well that is the funniest thing right, the first kid establishes the name >> big responsibility. >> seth: so -- 'cause we call -- my parents are the poncas. because before my son could say grandpa, he said "ponca. >> aw! [ light laughter ] >> seth: and so now we call them the poncas and it's so funny when you say it in front of other people because they just assume that like my parents are like old world romanians. [ laughter ] like they just wrap shawls, like, "we are the poncas." i have a bunch of questions to ask you. we'll be back with more

returned , i already returned back to our house, and dad raised me, dad and grandfather, but mytroyed all the photographs of my mother, absolutely everything, except for this photograph, where is her hand, which. he knows what i am looking for from a small age, he told me not to be ready for much, because we know what alcoholism is, but he blessed me, said that he is for me, he has no problems with this, it is very important that your father is not against it, he probably just wants to save you from some kind of pain, or something, because, of course, you understand that our news may be different, yes, we have good news, there is bad news, you are ready for any news, for any , of course, we invited you from israel, for a reason, your application received a response, let's see, jem makheev is one hundred percent natural, it helps prepare real delicacies, jem makeev makes my dishes tastier, now this anyone has the opportunity. vladimir, you are my traveling companion. wow, timur rodriguez and his traveling companion are going on a trip. but where, and what awaits them? i promise,

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there from a payphone and said that my dad had finally given me a uniform. and now, that is, 2018, youeah, you remember it like, what was in your heart, what you really, these moments are very vague, because at that moment i didn’t think about equipment, about where i was going, that is, such thoughts flashed through, yes, it doesn’t matter, whether you want it or not , they will be there. but i tried to take them as much as possible from myself and think only about training , the only thing i remember is that i thought only about training, about the plan, didn’t think about anything, listened to the coaches, followed all their instructions, everything, that is - this is wise, yes, it bothered me, at my first olympics, the euphoria that i experienced, well, i tried to make myself, i think i got up so much that i didn’t have such thoughts, in any case, it was joy, and there the grandmother began to say, can you imagine, these are the olympic games, or there mother began, like so, stop, i just went to my room, locked the key, that’s it, watched all sorts of tv series, comedies , well, af

i am worried for my dad. it is very mixed emotions. ight have been with, there are still over 200 people held hostage, and we cannot stop until we get all of them and bring them back. it is wonderful to see my mum. it comes across, she is really something. what has it been like for you and the family? all of this? it what has it been like for you and the family? all of this?— the family? all of this? it is... you know. _ the family? all of this? it is... you know, nothing _ the family? all of this? it is... you know, nothing can - the family? all of this? it is... | you know, nothing can prepare the family? all of this? it is... - you know, nothing can prepare you. with your home burned, with all sorts of atrocities... the worst possible. and nothing prepares you for it. we havejust possible. and nothing prepares you for it. we have just been trying to hold on, and to work endlessly. there are funerals every day, there is so much sadness, so much loss. we were in the upper centre of this, so... it is wonderful to see my mum. yes, it com

today my dad called me up and said, "finally i can watch kimmel again."

well, i was born in lien, in france, i lived there for 27 years, and well, my dad and my mom, they hadhe was just very, very beautiful. to live there in lyon, lyon is a very beautiful city, and then - i lived in the south of france, in the vaar region, and well, it ’s very beautiful, you know, it’s very strange there, maybe it will be strange for you too , but there is a little bit like this racism between the french, but because i'm not from the south. well, that’s why people from the south of france, they’re like , why are you here and where did you study in france , yes, yes, you graduated from university and what kind of university, yes, well, i studied psychology a little i taught computers, yes, that is, now you are studying and your work is in the it field, and 7 years ago, when i started learning russian, i also started learning french for foreigners, and as a teacher, right? yes, as a teacher, and 4 years ago i decided to get a diploma, well, to get it right, because if i’m just french, that ’s not enough, i think so, yes, that is, you now have a teaching diploma, yes, yes, yo

i'm sorry that we pulled you out like that, it's just that my dad gave me a ticket for my bacheloretteosted on the blog, you like it, yes, then i like it too, now you understand why i marry him, because he he never argues with me, a good reason, i don’t eat my good sweets, so you’ll have to choose for yourself, and i still have some meetings with bloggers, the necessary issue needs to be resolved, do you want to leave us alone, well, what if you take it all for yourself? and you'll just help me out, well, that's it very responsible, the cake is the culmination of the holiday, and i think we can handle it, well, as an organizer, you certainly know which cake is eaten to the last crumb, right? that's right, bye darling, let's see you at home, uh-huh, hello, stella, good evening, this is olga, uh-huh, yes, irina's assistant, she asked me to pick up... the dress for her, and she, along with jewelry, shoes, will deliver everything to juliana . no, no, no, don’t worry, we will be extremely careful, yes, okay, then see you, uh-huh, goodbye, we were again not allowed to talk normally in fittin

i was here with my dad, that champions _ tonight.onight. i was here with my dad, that champions league music. tonight. i was here with my dad, - that champions league music started to play. _ that champions league music started to play. it _ that champions league music started to play, it was once—in—a—lifetime. look_ to play, it was once—in—a—lifetime. look where — to play, it was once—in—a—lifetime. look where we are now. i think it will be _ look where we are now. i think it will be good _ look where we are now. i think it will be good-— will be good. very, very loud. if they give _ will be good. very, very loud. if they give everything _ will be good. very, very loud. if they give everything as - will be good. very, very loud. if they give everything as they - they give everything as they normally do, it should be a good game _ normally do, it should be a good game a — normally do, it should be a good game. a few people might be shocked, the outsiders and some of the neutrals _ the outsiders and some of the neutrals. hopefully so

, like many others, can't make contact. so my dad, like many others, can't make contact-— so my dad,ou? i am extremely — make contact. how worried are you? i am extremely worried _ make contact. how worried are you? i am extremely worried for _ make contact. how worried are you? i am extremely worried for him, - make contact. how worried are you? i am extremely worried for him, to - am extremely worried for him, to everybody in gaza. i think myself, other palestinians, feel like we are watching a televised genocide, ethnic cleansing, that is what it looks like to us. i don't think we can overemphasise the seriousness of what we are seeing here and i was horrified this morning to hear... apologies, as you can see, the line just dropping out there. perhaps we can try to re—establish that, but you are looking at pictures from southern lebanon. let me show you the various live pictures coming into the bbc. let's start there because the picture absolutely underlining the picture other news agencies are outlining. shelling towards southern lebanon striking a lebanese observation post. let

my dad was an enlisted sergeant in the air force. my mom had a ged. they both worked. my dad worked extra jobs on the weekends. i grew up watching my dad at the kitchen table calculate how long it would take to mail a bill so that the bill would get there after his one single paycheck per month came in. every single month i watched that. he knew exactly how any days it took. a lapse in pay for these individuals means going without food. these are real people that would be affected by the political games of both sides in washington. for the nearly 10,000 hard-working iowans who work for the federal government and are out of work to law enforcement officers, cafeteria workers, the national guard men and women protecting the southern border, i want to assure you that i will remain committed to keeping the government open because at the end of the day, i know your bills are still due. thank you. >> the gentlelady from connecticut continues to reserve. the gentlelady from texas. >> mr. chair, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from nevada. >> the gentleman from nevada is

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so maxim is not my dad?ank you, mom. son, i'm sorry, please, could you resolve your issues somewhere else, my fiancé is after intensive care, i'm sorry, i didn't know that this was your photo, i'm very ashamed. get well soon, tatyana. he will understand, over time, they had good reasons to choose our country, now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian the state university where i study, in general, has belarusian education. i thought it was one of the best, because it deserves very demanding teachers who demand from you that you become one of the best in your field. we came to my favorite belarusian. the state medical university where i study, the clinical and theoretical base is simply enormous, the teaching staff is simply wonderful, this is actually very important for a future doctor. so i got one of the best education, i will, of course, go to work further in my specialty. watch the project glance at belarus on the belarus 24 tv channel. a show where they fight, not with help.