and in lisbon we crossed to natalie morris. she is the host of the redacted podcast, right across black roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, i'm going to kick it off with lionel lionel. i said in my introduction, but ah, zalinski is a, an invention, a construct of the west. uh, particularly the united states with the u. k. goes along with it, nato lad. good. so i'll put it together. well, what do you think? how is it? uh, i'm gonna ask you, how would you say that that construct looks what, what, what makes it tick, lionel, as well to those who understand it. that's one thing. but i'm sorry to say, i hope i'm not taken out of context. but the majority of people in my country here are completely disconnected as to who he is because we live in a world a fog of make. believe it any way from taylor's web to kim car session. what's another media construct? what is this idea? if you had told me that all you need to do is to create a character with the green t shirt and some veiled refere

natalie and lisbon. of course we're all aware of the incident that happened in the canadian parliament, the celebration of ukrainian nazi. and in, in parliament they stood up like seals in clouds. okay. i mean these are supposed to be part of them and terry ins. okay, this is one of the most embarrassing fool pods i've ever seen in my life. though i beginning to be convinced that it was actually intentional because they are trying to rewrite history and they're using this guy in the, in khakis to, to do it. well, what were your thoughts on that? because this, this was, i can't believe no one knew what would they were doing. natalie wright, this idea that russia did not fight on the same side, allied forces seems to be completely lost in the context. so if you're talking about that, this man for the ss, thoughts against russia, you would have to know then that russia and america, and canada, and the west and western europe were all on the same site. so you could replace that and say, this man actually fou

natalie is absolutely right. if you're a middle class family, you probably saw it on the news every once in a while and probably got tired of it. okay. but this is very, very different. and something being a scholar of the cold war, i'm a product of the cold war, a child of the cold war. is it one thing great powers didn't do? he didn't go after each other. you had proxy wars. this administration wants to take out a nuclear power and have regime change. now, i know people have fantasies, but you know, the reality of that is that that is really the recipe for catastrophe for world war 3. aaron, or? yeah, absolutely, and it's really the continuation of, of policies that do day back to the early cold war of the nato did. and the iron curtain didn't have to exist. and the way that they did they did. so because the us economic planners, the pinnacle of wall street power, people at the council on foreign relations and the oligarchs, they answered to decided that they needed to make western europe totally aligned with t

ok here, natalie. what's, what's really interesting is it'd be seen as a landscape likes to go around the world stage of some kind of celebrity. but his poll numbers are really bad in ukraine because of corruption because corruption is, i mean, it was always there, but it's really ramp and right now, i mean, and, and then his wife, i don't know what was all about that he might not run or i don't think there will be an election because i think he wants to stay president preparatory. go ahead, natalie. yes, but the polls for zalinski were really low, even before the conflict. so this is not new. we know that this conflict has caused him politically quite a bit to and i can't imagine as a mother and a wife, anything more terrifying than thinking that my family could be could scripted into a war. and i cannot vote out the leaders for a different outcome. you cannot vote in a piece leading leader, you can't. and so when they call you up, you've got to goes got to just go to die. and so the idea that zalinsk

so natalie, did they already implying that ukraine is one? i mean, it is kind of a binary when lose. go ahead. now. yes. and we saw that when cnn talked to president trump recently a few months ago, and they said, who do you want to win or lose as if it is a binary? as if there's just no nuance in it. he said, i want the dying to stop indicating that there is sort of an option for peace. if we all understood the nuance, the problem is that the west sort of feels like all of ukraine is being just bombed to oblivion by russia. you know, to their chagrin, but they have no way to stop this. they don't understand the offerings of peace talks. they don't understand that the war has been concentrated in the don boss for almost 10 years now. this lack of nuance enables them to continue to sell the war and enables them to sell the idea that if we don't stop hooting, he's just going to keep on going all the way to where i live been, which is the western most part of europe. that, you know, all of a sudden this will be russia if we don't stop this regim

natalie. yes, but i want to address what you said about this. so lensky is an actor and zelinski is making money and there is corruption. and those things kind of slip through the cracks of american media. they sort of are past off as if they're extremist pacifism, right? what i think people don't understand, and really, i think, you know, for me, that looks beyond the media narrative. but what are the facts is that the lensky allowed the people of the don boss to be attacked for 10 years? he ordered extra attacks on the don boss in 20212022 was preparing to attack crimea. and that the people there asked for russian protection and voted to become a part of russia. those things are undeniable. they are not being presented to the west. and the rest of it is being packaged as extremist or passive as propaganda. and that's the thing that makes me so crazy is that there are facts there. so when you put zalinski on your social media or a ukrainian slide as your profile, what your saying is that i do

i a analyst and elizabeth we cross and natalie morris. she is post of the redacted pod cast white cross top roles and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate re, let me go. you 1st. we all know it's, it's saved into recei media and then in the west that the counter offensive is not going well. we also know from the wall street journal, again, regime media, but it was never thought to be, it wouldn't work out very well any way. and, and, but they let it go forward. but at the same time, i'm here with the state department and pentagon officials talking about post war realities. i mean, i don't know how we get from a trailed counter offensive to talking about post war realities. can you connect that dot for me? go ahead. right? yes, peter, are there finally trying to act like the best versions in the gospel of matthew? you remember those virgins just some of them bored, extra oil and extra shells for their 155 millimeter howitzers. they got to go to the wedding, the ones that ran out of the mission vision.

reportando desde redwood city, natali vera regreso con ustedes al estudio. >> gracias nataly.ce la policía y esperemos que esos patrullajes en resultado nos vamos a otra ciudad, porque ante la falta de policías, pero en antioch representantes de esa corporación y también de la ciudad planean reunirse el próximo lunes con representantes de las agencias policiales del condado contra costa. >> es que la idea es gestionar el apoyo de departamentos de otras ciudades y así al menos dicen restablecer a corto plazo los patrullajes y atender las llamadas al sistema 911. todo esto mientras contratan a los agentes que necesitan y los que aún quedan combaten el incremento del crimen. la policía de oakland está investigando la muerte de una persona que fue encontrada en un vehículo con al menos un impacto de bala. este video muestra parte de la escena que se registró pasada las 17:00 de la tarde en la cuadra 900 de la avenida 105. la policía agregó que el auto en el que fue encontrada la víctima previamente habría estado involucrado en una colisión con otro vehículo, pero no han determinad

natalie.on, all the people i've talked to in my life have had it, same thing. is this strain right now tougher than others? maybe it's because it's my first time. >> i saw that picture, kate, i'm so glad you're feeling better. you did not look like a happy camper. so far, we don't know what strain you had, presumably it's either the eg -- >> uh-oh. it looks like we just lost dr. azar. prime time because we are eager to hear and i'm sure we will hear a little more later. dr. natalie azar, thanks as always for all of your insights. we really appreciate it. >> we didn't get her back, did we? >> still frozen. >> oh, wait, wait, she's back. natalie, are you back? >> this is live tv, folks. >> yes. >> okay. start over your answer. just start your answer again. >> okay. good, good, good so all the data we have right now does not point to the predominant strains that we're seeing, the eg, the fl strains that we're seeing right now that they're causing more severe disease, but again, that's being measu

trend from the past. >> reporter: natalie is the queen of the hyperrealistic cake.ook like a cake. which came first for you? the baking or the art? >> the art came first. i've been making art since i was a kid. and i studied it -- actually studied hyperrealistic art in college and a little bit in high school. >> making the dishes dirty is totally a side serve cake detail. >> since i had the background in art to make realistic art, i found a way to make edible materials in cake and make it here-realistic too. i also noticed when i started making cakes and the more realistic they were, the attention they were getting. >> reporter: it's really hard not to look at this and wonder, is that really a snake? or a cake? whatever it is, in just the last few years, natalie has made cake out of everything. from basic everyday essentials to the truly insane. you must be getting reactions all the time? does it get old? >> no. it's my favorite. i get to prank people. >> reporter: and today we're going to look to turn something, anything, into a cake. now when you're at the grocery

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reportando desde oakland, natalie. >>> gracias. que continÚan en la interestatal 80 el tramo cerrado comprende hasta vallejo. la recomendaciÓn es que utilicen la 680 para llegar a la 680 sur hasta concord. atenciÓn ahora, las autoridades de seguridad pÚblica emitieron una recomendaciÓn para que los viajeros tomen ciertas precauciÓn por el aumento de covid-19 y otras enfermedades respiratorias. luis treto. >>> mÁs de un millÓn de viajeros viajaran por este dÍa del trabajo. algunos como marÍa toman precauciÓn. >>> que volvamos a tomar el cubrebocas. >>> las medidas no estÁn demÁs, asegura un funcionario de salud pÚblica tras aumentar el contagio de covid-19. el promedio de casos es de 571 infecciones diarias. >>> hemos visto que han subido pero no es por alarma todavÍa. >>> los contagios por otras enfermedades respiratorias tambiÉn han incrementado aseguran las autoridades de salud. >>> todo depende de nuestra decisiÓn pÚblica. la tasa de mortalidad por covid-19 continÚa baja en el conado angelino con un promedio bajo de fallecimient

natalie vera cu poquito en primer lugar que se siente celebrar la inminencia mÉxico aquÍ en una ciudadiendo mitad mexicana me siento muy emocionada. arriba mÉxico y arriba todos. >> cuÉntenos, te preparas tambiÉn para algo como esto, obviamente sÉ que tienes experiencia con el grito en san josÉ y tatÚ primeras. >> muy emocionados gracias por la invitaciÓn. >> podrÍa ser un previo de lo que vas a cantar. >> un poco de todo, soy una cantante regional mexicana asÍ que, lo que la gente puede esperar es una funciÓn de lo tradicional y lo cultural de la mÚsica mexicana que nos encanta. trayÉndolo moderno y funciÓn de moderna, todo el estilo mariachi de repente le metemos ritmo de merengue y de cumbia asÍ que, es un hecho muy divertido, muy divertido. >> a poner a todos a bailar y miren la gente que ha venido acÁ. >> obviamente todos listos con la banderita (risas(. >> que es lo mÁs orgulloso de ser mexicano. >> todo, yo creo que la historia de los mexicanos es evidente que somos una comunidad bastante fuerte y residente y sobre todo, la mÚsica y los coloridos y los sabores como mÉxico no hay

natalie, this list has been a long time coming, hasn't it?ged to do this, to publish this. we heard last summer of gymnasts who had been made to train on broken bones, they had developed eating disorders, suffered abusive language, and the whyte review concluded that the welfare and well—being of gymnasts have not been at the centre of british gymnastics culture. so today the governing body said, this is a really important step into making the sport safe, publishing this list. given that it goes back as far as the 19905 it is li5t. given that it goes back as far as the 19905 it is actually quite short, ju5t as the 19905 it is actually quite short, just over 50 members won here, mo5t short, just over 50 members won here, most of whom are coache5, short, just over 50 members won here, most of whom are coaches, who have either been banned for a set period or expelled entirely. there are no in—depth reasons for why they have been banned, but the majority we can cr criminal conviction5. 0ne promising young engli5h gymnast quick 5port at 17 after d

their mom sharing natalie found her sister ashley and screamed for help to get her out from under the bus. the freshman suffering a broken clavicle, jaw, ribs, and partially collapsed lung >> a bus rollover. >> reporter: the now damaged bus moved to police barracks in orange county, new york, as federal investigators zero in on a faulty front tire. >> when a steering tire blows when you're traveling at a high rate of speed with a vehicle that is the mass of the bus, it can be difficult to steer. >> reporter: and police say, five students are still in critical condition as a memorial outside of the school here continues to grow. lester >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> now, to the cost of climate change hitting home california is considering new rules that would allow insurance companies to consider climate risk in their policies. as miguel almaguer reports, it could send premiums soaring >> reporter: home to some of the nation's most coveted real estate, tonight the cost of insuring a home in california could soon dramatically change. for the first time, the state's insurance commission

ahora tenemos que pasar a san francisco en donde se encuentra mi compaÑera natalie vera con la celebraciÓna sus 213 aÑos de independencia en la ciudad de san francisco donde pueden ver estÁn todos aquÍ, los bailes, culturas, antojitos mexicanos y artesanÍa, hay de todo un poco y sobre todo, no pueden faltar los bailes folclÓricos estamos aquÍ con la maestra lidia cuÉntenos un poco sobre la preparaciÓn para esta presentaciÓn. >> este evento nos ha tomado bastante tiempo, pero estamos muy felices de poder compartir con toda la comunidad y como es el grito de la independencia el dÍa de independencia para nosotros es un dÍa muy importante porque a la vez que somos independientes que somos de mÉxico tambiÉn acÁ en los estados unidos y al que valorar todas las oportunidades que notan y hay que apreciar las. y nuestro grupo ha tardado casi como cinco meses para prepararse y hay que tener todos los trajes que no todos son iguales, los zapatos. pero es lindo ver esta celebraciÓn, obviamente estando lejos de mÉxico y que la comunidad aquÍ venga y que la comunidad aquÍ la ciudad de san francisco lo c

tenemos mÁs esta tarde, reportando desde albany. >> gracias, natalie.ma con la violencia domÉstica estÁ incrementando cada dÍa y afectando a nuestras comunidades. por ejemplo las autoridades del condado son mateo reportan que en lo que va de aÑo cerca de 2000 personas han sido vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica, entre estas cifras hay cinco mujeres que han muerto a manos de sus parejas solo en ese condado. hablamos con la hija de una de estas vÍctimas mortales y las autoridades nos dice lo que estÁn haciendo para combatir esto. >> su vida fue estancada violentamente y ahora se hace cargo de su hermanito.t violenty ahora se hace cargo de su r violentamente y ahora se hace cargo de su hermanito.a violentamente y ahora se hace cargo de su n violentamente y ahora se hace c violentamente y ahora se hace a violentamente y ahora se hace d violentamente y ahora se hace a violentamente y ahora se hace cargo de su hermanito. >> no imaginÉ ser madre a esta edad. >> su madre de 40 aÑos fue apuÑalada por su pareja. jennifer dice que el hombre tambiÉn apuÑalÓ a ella cua

el concilio de san josÉ votarÁ sobre la resoluciÓn en las prÓximas semanas en san josÉ, natalie veraabajadores agrÍcolas del Área de la bahÍa afectado por tormentas del principio aÑo y sobreviviente de la masacre. >>>♪. quince mil dÓlares glash recaudar por esta iniciativa organizada, la cual permitiÓ que asistieran trabajadores del diferentes Áreas de la el evento contÓ tambiÉn con la participaciÓn de la organizaciÓn calas tanto los apoya a todas estas personas. >>> de hecho estÁn conscientes que el esfuerzo en torlrÁ aquÍ porque se de gue mejorar las condiciones laborales y segÚn liberando por mejorar las oportuno de vivienda los beneficios de salud tambiÉn que son muy importantes para que puedan seguir trabajando. >>> que asÍ sea. >>> vamos al corte. el gobierno federal va a enviar pruebas covid-19 gratis a su casa en instantes cÓmo puede solicitarlas. >>> y crece el nÚmero de inmigrantes que estÁn abordando trenes para ir a la frontera norte de mÉxico muchos han decidido detener el camino, el reporte a continuaciÓn. >>> por en mÉxico inmigrantes que quieren llegar la frontera par

natalie brand has the latest from washington. [ cheers ] >> reporter: siamak namazi first off the plane to a step toward freedom, closed his eyes, and drew in a breath. he was one of five americans incarcerated for years in iran on unsubstantiated charges of spying. his family was waiting with open arms on the tarmac. >> real hero of this story surviving eight years of brutal treatment but never losing hope. >> freedom! >> reporter: the former prisoners and their families snapped a group photo before heading off for medical examinations. they include two businessmen, an environmentalist, and a former u.n. worker. in exchange for the release, president biden granted five iranian nanationals clememency, the regimeme will have a access nearly $6 billion of unfrozen iranian oil assets held in a restricted account in qatar. that move has drawn criticism from some lawmakers on capitol hill including senator marco rubio, the top republican on the senate intelligence committee. >> and now elements all over the world realize we can get something in exchange for americans. let's take something. >

i think it ’s a huge challenge that natalie has a child with down syndrome.ya and you are a person, selfish, chaotic, not consistent, hysterical, and there is a situation where age corrects a person, you don’t want to hear from anyone. you're stuck. now on this vasiliseries. it doesn’t bother you, not that he and the boy don’t see yours, that he ’s with this woman svetlana you. this is infuriatingly annoying. svetlana also behaves inappropriately. she took your husband's hand not yet divorced. yes, he thinks with your husband and came here today for someone , you know what to show you, well, women behave like that, you are like that. next, you and svetlana are two boots on one foot. you are very similar. i won’t immediately see you for each other, you will fight for this man, for this you are doing this. you are doing this every second now. you need to put an end to yourself, you need to have the last word. here's some advice for you. i won't do anything. you are an adult already , women, you are a lot of years old and have two children, so a-and you have two

rechazaron ayuda al aÑo pasado, dicen que no hay nada mÁs que puedan hacer reportando en auckland natalieadie saliÓ herido. >>> nos vamos con noticias espaciales, presentÓ el primer informe de la nasa sobre los fenÓmenos aÉreos no identificados como anunciaron un departamento enfocado en estudiar, el documento indicÓ que no se ha encontrado que los fenÓmenos aÉreos que hay hasta ahora son de origen extraterrestre los expertos recomendaron liberar las investigaciones para entenderlos y saber quÉ tecnologÍa se necesita y que sea mejor para estudiar con tanta expectativa. >>> hablando de fenÓmenos extraterrestre el periodista se enfrentÓ el jueves en una hor de criticar luego de presenta ante el congreso mexicano supuesto restos de seres no humanos como hallados en perÚ en 2017, fueron muchos los que expresaron su descontento al hecho con un paso atrÁs en temas relacionados con ovnis, por su parte la ministra de perÚ dijo que ninguna instituciÓn cientÍfica de su paÍs habÍa identificado los restos como lo mencionamos como ha generado bastante polÉmica. >>> sido de las noticias en la semana ta

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our natalie brand has more. >> reporter: ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy made his second wartime visit to the white house. >> today i approve the next tranche of u.s. security assistance to ukraine including more artillery, more ammunition, more anti-tank weapons, and next week the first u.s. abrams tanks will be delivered to ukraine. >> reporter: it comes as president biden is pushing congress to approve an additional $24 billion in military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. >> i thank the united states of america and mr. president for the new defense package for ukraine. a very powerful package. thank you so much. and it has exactly what our soldiers need now. >> reporter: zelenskyy spent the morning making his case on capitol hill in a series of private meetings. lawmakers say ukraine's president painted a stark picture of the situation on the ground. >> if we step away from supporting them, the russians will win this war. he was very clear about that. >> reporter: but the white house funding request is facing growing opposition from some republicans who have raised concerns ab

so, there is the system, this bureaucratic kind of arcane system that people like natalie and people like president zelensky have been trying to turn around and it is very, very difficult to change but i think they are doing a pretty great job, at least from my perspective. and certainly, i think the president's openness to allegations and pursuing them suggest that this isn't something he's trying to sweep under the rug. >> this week, president zelensky delivered his first in person to the united nations general assembly, and he raised alarms about russia's weaponization of food, russia's weaponization of nuclear energy, russia's kidnapping of children. and he appealed to the global community to continue supporting ukraine in this fight. take a look at what he said. >> the goal of the present war against ukraine is turn our land, our people, our lives, our resources into a weapon against you, against the international rules-based order. many seats in the general assembly hall may become empty, empty if russia succeeds with its treachery and aggression. the main thing is that it is n

yes, of course, natalie, what’s wrong with you, olya, give me some water, drink. and when were they mademartha? you said that she died? yes, but it's her. natalia, i understand that you are in turmoil right now, please try to pull yourself together, calm down , we just need to understand, but how can someone like that... maybe lenya and nelya are brother, husband and his wife, they were avid athletes , surfing, kayaks, boats, rafts, and as soon as it gets warmer, they are the first on the water, and marfa was also accustomed, well, yes, you said that they capsized in may, lyonya was found, and marfa, sorry, the search was complicated, so they found only shoes and a headscarf, they were put in a crop , that is, marfa’s body was never found, but they recognized him as dead, we were told that lyonya was hit by the mast, nely, she i got entangled and couldn't get out. and martha covered her with a boat, she immediately died and was stunned, she sank, but apparently this is not entirely true , it turns out that martha managed to survive, god willing, well, yes, it’s her, why didn’t she come t

vamos a pasar en vivo con natalie vera.licÍa me dice que estÁn robando autos en algunas ocasiones son para cometer otros delitosles recuerdan a la comunidad, reportar estos incidentes aquÍ tenemos otras recomendaciones >>>la autoridad de (nombre extranjero( es por eso que muestra cÓmo utiliza este bastÓn para volantes para prevenir robos y es que segÚn la policÍa de la ciudad han visto un alarmante nÚmero de casos de automÓviles >>>es para viajar de un lado a otro sino veces para probar las cosas de dentro y para cometer otros crÍmenes y abandonar los carros en otros lugares >>>la sargento explica que uno de los blancos son las camionetas de construcciÓn >>>entonces muchos sospechosos saben que hay maquinaria cara a veces utilizan para robar todo dentro >>>mientras que los siguientes carros son mucho mÁs fÁciles >>>hay ciertos tipos de audi y honda >>>muchos asaltos. hay que tener cuidado >>>que haya mÁs seguridad en la localidad de donde vivimos para exigir mejores ibas >>>las autoridades incitan al pÚblico tomar precauciÓ

natalie pirks, bbc news.who we are as a team, having the mentality to have no time to feel sorry for us, we have got to react and we showed that last week. three out of four away games where we we have had to come from behind. if we stick to our principles, be really aggressive. we can get back to any game. today, we have that regret and especially that we lack some, to have more passes. we want to attack too quick, too early. against these teams, we have to be more ruthless. with arsenal and spurs dropping points, liverpool are up to second in the table. they beat west ham 3—1 at anfield. mo salah gave liverpool the lead against the run of play with a penalty after he was fouled. jarrod bowen levelled for west ham with an excellent stooping header. that was as good as it got for the hammers though as darwin nunez scored a fine volley and diogojota tapped in late on as liverpool extended their unbeaten run to 18 games. today was a really mature performance and that is super important because you can be exciti

natali ostrovs, i'm evganplinsky. see you on the air, friends. good night.g victory. they fought for us, they gave their lives so that we could continue to live freely. october 1st, 9:00 a.m., is the time when all ukraine will stop, all cities, cars, people, in a moment of silence to pay respect to all those who died. defending our country, we will never forget their self-sacrifice, heroes do not die, until teacher's day, osvitoria public union presents, the seventh global teacher prize ukraine national award ceremony, this award is about wartime teachers who, despite everything, continue to work for the sake of the future and to teach our children. teachers are important, their stories inspire and prove our indomitability, join the viewing of october, exactly at 9 p.m., on the air of the telethon, edyni news. september 29, today is the 583rd day of the full-scale war, this... ukraine honors the victims of the babi yar, remembers how fragile human hearts are during extremely difficult trials and serves the mysterious word "shutdown" sounding from across the

natalie said the mood i'm had as nice as a zillow. that's i'm, i'm been nearly my part of the fun, but i had to sleep under my hour, but i did do go up and say and but well hand well why not bother me under libya? that's a long time ago and nobody say i am not able to settle my live. and i didn't get my, the, in a nice the when to set the nadia sound that sound less than i that the, the, the, the, the, the, some of the, the model is going to be super c. i'm with the way up the i'm going to the control panel benefit to say, so am to the mm hm. me and the mean adding can add, you know, the dental and get on to a we bundle that got none to shalicia. yeah. that that can be, i don't know if that one's in your house and in the see the when i'm on the phone, i'm in the last week. i mean the like you don't have the digital phone the but the little my of the and the not even the the the, the i think i can just send it to this yeah. using the internet out of my landline 9 something up 1st and then every month and below i go down to yeah, the sa

we just did the best treatment for natalie.: it's the donors who have already taken on that burden on their backs and said, all right, we've got this. we're going to pay this bill and make sure this family is taken care of. i can say, for sure, that that money is being put to incredible use. and our family is forever grateful for donations, big and small, because it's completely changed our lives and it's given us a second chance. narrator: when you call or go online with your credit or debit card right now, we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt you can wear to show your support to help st. jude save the lives of these children. nicole: we thought we were losing our daughter. and then when we came to st. jude, everything changed. andrew: hope changes everything. narrator: there's still so much more that needs to be done. and st. jude won't stop until no child dies from cancer. become a partner in hope today. [soft piano music playing] loving this pay bump on our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they

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all our guess andrea demetrius, but the above and fernando natalie felt you and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, obviously, right. com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also join the conversation on x r handle is at a j inside story for me and how much enjoy them in the whole thing by the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the challenges era within the show where students what do you see? right, well let me see if i can change or thank the good news for everybody has different thinking that's from floss, vision, all right, we want to do the best for children of this area. every time i see these kids just bring me right back. and i couldn't control things i just like those kids. c stuff . what do you think protected? well, maybe it's a pretty name for something free. putting yourself in a person's shoes. so as you can see from a different angle, can you voice much what sonic i talk to, but in hard to control anger, putting him against the full screen and did a

and what's the state of the negotiations of the did i have to go with natalie, you'd expect would just say, well, it's gotten down to the y negotiations of the u. a. w headquarters in tens. that's 4 hours to go before i possibly unprecedented stronger or free call that goes out a certain time. but actually from what we can tell, no negotiations, the car beyond the way, the c o ford would speak to a few hours ago. he said there was there discussions happening and what it seems is i won't hardly the site is that, but the offers the calendar offers and the end up being considered in that house, but in some so i'll move it as you said, the u a w initially also 40 percent over the lifetime of the contract for years from object being 40 percent is the amount of a c o is of a big 3 tom a cuz it's the, the amount of the raise that they gave themselves over the last 3 years. each of them or anything between $20.00 and $30000000.00. so yeah, so it was good enough for them. it should be good enough for the workers. and in the end, the logic is back in 2007 between 20072009. during the recession,

all our guess andrea demetrius, but the above and fernando natalie felt you and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website obviously, or dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also during the conversation on x r handle is at a j inside story for me and how much improvement holton by the, the the that it got a breathtaking tropical paradise. ready where its former projectors are now we follow through just as they put their lives on the line, the think it's all one. 0 to 0. good morning alice towing under british rule. i didn't america controversial professor in new york. he realized he was the voice of the people on the 20th anniversary of his test world explores which made him and influential writer and champion of the palestinian cause in the west at which time i'll just place on noticing of them. for astern photography, as you every step, any opportunity to see a space spectacle is a good enough excuse to use this rooftop. observe a treat. this is a super

natalie? good bone, new share. molly burkina, faso. clearly africa is entering a new era away from western influence. how does this change all look for the african continent? i think it's, um, it's changing everything. um the, the different codes that we are serving i've truly showing that effort comes, wants to get it to another level. and we've have past 60 years since independence where things where spot it was like a post colonial time. we never really escaped colonize ation to become isn't, was cool. nazena. sions, which with 3 folds. it was the economic cool, cool. nice. they sion, it was the political coal navigation with the political influence. and it was the military customize ation. we kind of, we are starting to get rid of the political colonization. but so the military crews in africa now leading to what's the administration of the military hand of cross on those countries. and it's very promising i want to ask you about this russian foreign intelligence report that says the us is

i'm natalie morales! who shot emma walker?ack showed up at her house, triggering a panicked call to her ex boyfriend, riley. then the man was gone. now detectives were about to discover something really did not tell them. and it would sense the investigation into overdrive once again, here is andrea canning with noises in the night. >> emma walker had been murdered. and all over twitter, riley was the grieving ex. >> would he change the bio two? >> living every day through emma walker. rest easy my angel, i love you so much. >> and now, emma was looking back on her romance with riley. and they remembered a high school boyfriend who was jealous, possessive and even obsessed. >> he started to get very controlling of her. where she was, what she did, if she wanted to hang out with her friends. he was like, you're not going. >> he didn't want her to hang out with people. it was just him and her. >> and if emma went somewhere without him? he would text her 40 to 100 times. just blowing her phone up. and saying, emma, talk to me! te

natalie pirks reports.to confront a coach—led culture of fear, but today's promised list of those banned from the sport was far from what campaigners were hoping for. it is beyond disappointing. it is an absolute indictment against a failed organisation who are struggling to tackle the immense task of reforming the coaching culture of their sport. the list is by no means exhaustive. 62 names — all but one of them coaches — with little detail given for the bans and expulsions, beyond the majority having criminal convictions. those members currently only suspended and being investigated do not feature. the barrister behind the report, which revealed systemic abuse in gymnastics last year, told us she is surprised by the list�*s lack of detail. whilst any increase in transparency is to be welcomed, when you compare that scant level of information with the information available on the websites of many other governing bodies, then i suspect the community will consider that, so far, the information is not enough

as natalie morris. meanwhile, partially demonetized by pens and contract, a youtube. as for britain with julian, a sondors incarcerated, and broadcasting fox news, odds, easy gta, and then other channels as illegal. any journalist van linking ukraine to nazis is outlawed. and then there's russell brand. well, joining me now from lisbon portugal to discuss today's for media landscape is a host of redacted. clayton morris played and thanks so much for coming on. we're all big fans of redacted that, uh, going underground. is me the hell of a week with uh, you know, not sees being uh, applauded by the anti canadian parliament and so on. but when it comes to the biggest ratings when it comes to debunking the lives in a donation, government media, russel brand of the truck a cost. and i suppose we have to be careful about brand and then the case. but um, is the story about caring for women in predators or is it about well, it's obviously bad to big pharma perhaps, but ukraine i think clearly in their response, in the case response, it was never really about the sexual assau