a come passion nat _ teacher aisling murphy.e passion nat community, - teacher aisling murphy. a come passion nat community, they i teacher aisling murphy. a come i passion nat community, they were teacher aisling murphy. a come - passion nat community, they were of assistance throughout the investigation, providing us in particular with access to cctv which was instrumental in building the case againstjozef puska and achieving a successful prosecution. the community also had and continues to support aisling's family. finally, i would like to pay tribute to aisling's family, her mother, her father, hersisteramy, to aisling's family, her mother, her father, her sister amy, brother cahal and her boyfriend ryan. the courage, the dignity, the resilience and strength they are showing during this ordeal has been exemplary. i want to assure them that we will continue to sup them going forward and give them all the support we can. finally i would like to repeat the family's request for privacy round this time as they continue to process

- there's no reasoning with 'em. - tell him what i said, nat! kill us now!outing resume ] i'm sorry, but i couldn't tell you. are you one of them? no. i'm from a different place. i took this form so i could walk among you. i mean, you should have told me. i didn't know if i could heal this body, if i would wake up. [ sighs ] can't sleep? just a lot on my mind. i can't sleep either. it only gets tougher with age. mom, what? well, knowing progressive can protect your home, auto, and business should help you relax. good, because i could use a good night's sleep! me too. d'yknow how early the chimney sweep gets up every day? wait, is this all a dream? why would jamie be in my dream? i am america's biggest spokesperson! -debatable. -i said biggest! well, he's got you there. panera's toasted baguettes are loaded with fresh details. -debatable. -i said biggest! ripe tomatoes... melted mozzarella... and freshly made green goddess dressing. and when they come together, those details become big. toasted baguettes from panera. zero dollar delivery fee for a limited tim

the advice from ba and nats is to check before you travel.noon.— may ease this afternoon. peter, we alwa s may ease this afternoon. peter, we always give — may ease this afternoon. peter, we always give that — may ease this afternoon. peter, we always give that advice, _ may ease this afternoon. peter, we always give that advice, check - always give that advice, check before you travel, it�*s often not very helpful, how big a problem could this be? yeah remember back in september, nats imposed caps on the number of flights at gatwick because of staffing issues so it may well sound familiar to people. that time there was 100 or so flights cancelled over the course of a week. early days, it doesn�*t yet appear to be on that scale, certainly nowhere near the scale of during the summer when we had the nats data issue. my understanding is the situation is being assessed on an hourly basis by nats. they are hopeful that things will improve later. another big headache, though, for the air traffic control operator, and of course a massive headache if

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great to see you talk to me about the outlook for nat gas.h sort of involves going into yet another winter in europe where you would expect some to be worried about supply. >> yeah. the european balance is interesting because we have record high levels of storage at the moment, but the problem is not where you enter winter, it's where you come out so, what we're worried about is how quickly you willuse up those stocks if we don't see any shocks in the system, meaning if we don't see colder than average weather, if we don't see pipeline or lng supply shocks, we think the market balances pretty well in line with where forwards are at the moment we don't anticipate any issues what we have highlighted is the upside risk during the winter. if the balance does tighten because of any of these shocks that i mentioned, the next type of price level that would allow the market to balance would be gas to oil switching that could pose up to 100% of upside >> and the united states still a reliable exporter, a friendly neighbor, at least on the nat gas fron

nat nat cons versus the lib. like hitler.ism. >> it's national conservative. it's what a lot of people are calling it now. like the nat con converse versus the kind of basically old lib dems basically old school lib dems who of the party who are the rest of the party that steve wrote that is. steve davis wrote a brilliant article in the telegraph. this is the civil war in the tories. >> going go though? in the tories. >> that's going go though? in the tories. >> that's goini'm go though? in the tories. >> that's goini'm interested]? nick that's what i'm interested in. know, these no in. you know, these no confidence will do confidence letters. will they do anything? surely they know that these long how it's going >> but long term, how it's going to party either is to go is the party either is captured or the captured by one side or the other it breaks up. yes other or it breaks up. yes i obviously the nat cons obviously think the nat cons will then obviously think the nat cons will is then obviously think the nat cons will is

nat nat cons versus the lib. like hitler.ism. >> it's national conservative. it's what a lot of people are calling it now. like the nat con converse versus the kind of basically old lib dems basically old school lib dems who of the party who are the rest of the party that steve wrote that is. steve davis wrote a brilliant article in the telegraph. this is the civil war in the tories. >> going go though? in the tories. >> that's going go though? in the tories. >> that's goini'm go though? in the tories. >> that's goini'm interested]? nick that's what i'm interested in. know, these no in. you know, these no confidence will do confidence letters. will they do anything? surely they know that these long how it's going >> but long term, how it's going to party either is to go is the party either is captured or the captured by one side or the other it breaks up. yes other or it breaks up. yes i obviously the nat cons obviously think the nat cons will then obviously think the nat cons will is then obviously think the nat cons will is

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williams handles a third of all the nat gas traveling through the country all over america. great to have you here. i wonder if you could set things up with the state of play with what is happening with natural gas and do you think those trends will start to trend upward given the colder weather that we're just starting to feel here in the northeast? >> great question. thank you for having me on today. main thing about williams, our business is providing infrastructure for natural gas. in the long term, low natural gas prices are actually good for our business because it drives incremental demand for transportation, both on our gathering systems and really importantly on our big transmission systems that serve really all of the eastern seaboard and the northwest as well. as natural gas prices have been low, we're seeing very strong increments of demand, power generation demand this year, year-to-date is up 7% from natural gas. and so even though total power generation has been relatively flat, the increase on natural gas has been up 7%. that does drive a lot of the value in

importantly, he reproaches us for the fact that russian troops are on the territory of belarus behind nat’slag, watch the full version of the prank on our evening broadcast, as well as a new episode of the editors’ club on the youtube channel of the telelenova agency. today is an important date in the history of belarus, exactly 84 years ago, the supreme council of the belarusian-soviet socialist republic decided to admit western belarus into the fold. the ussr, thereby, the reunification of the people in a single state was legally completed. the republic returned almost half of its territory and doubled its population. this happened at the expense of ethnic belarusians, who were forcibly deprived of their homeland for almost 20 years and lived under the jurisdiction of the polish state. the result of the riga peace treaty. in '39 , historical justice was restored. the belarusian people got lost again. years of the last century , the opportunity to live and develop within the borders of one republic. conversation with inquisitive, active, outspoken people on the committee state control held

he would get records by nat king cole , arthur price, i would sit and listen for hours . >> the greats get with people like lou rawls and bb king and go around the world with these kind of people ? >> at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale. >> i remember him. >> called the showcase. he had two. the showcase and the sportsman. he would have big names that one place and another. bios playing at the showcase, at that time. i got to play with everybody that was big. they called it the chipman circuit but coming from the leo, i thought i was, heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r& b entertainers in the world. it does not get much better than etta james and lou rawls, bonnie andrews. >> charles musselwhite . >> yes. i made a record with him years ago. it was great for me. >> in the travels i think i heard you say one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. you don't miss that. >> no. i like to go to bed in my own bed. you know. and at the time i had two kids. i never will forget i played at a theater in chicago and i got to meet some

months in which he helped england win the t20 world cup and established himself in the test team, and natwon the women's award for the second year in a row. the england all—rounder scored back to back century's against australia, as they fought back to level the ashes series during the summer, in a year when england's women enjoyed parity of match fees with their male counterparts for the first time. the match fees has doubled some of the salaries just playing one series. such an incredible thing to think back on. being part of it as well. itjust seems it is not really real, to me. still. just having a quick think about it and the enormity of the year that has happened. hopefully it is the first of many firsts in terms of women's cricket. how does it change the way you go about things? if it does at all? do you think strategically differently, anything like that? not necessarily. my focus is still to be as fit and as strong as i can be to perform for england and to win matches for england. in the last 12 months, i have thought more about balancing where i can go away and at home and thing

months in which he helped england win the t20 world cup and established himself in the test team, and natcond year in a row. the england all—rounder scored back to back century's against australia, as they fought back to level the ashes series during the summer, in a year when england's women enjoyed parity of match fees with their male counterparts for the first time. the match has doubled some of the salaries just pulling one series. such an incredible thing to think back on. being part of it as well. itjust seems it is not really real, to me. still. just having a quick think about it and the enormity of the year that is happens. hopefully it is the first of many firsts in terms of women's cricket. ., ., , many firsts in terms of women's cricket. ., cricket. how does it change the wa ou cricket. how does it change the way you go _ cricket. how does it change the way you go about _ cricket. how does it change the way you go about things? - cricket. how does it change the way you go about things? if - cricket. how does it change the way you go about things? if it l way you go about things

congratulations to nat sciver—brunt.ing spectacular. allesandro garnacho turned the world upside down, the most beautiful bicycle kick to open the scoring. will he ever score a better one? i think of iconic primary legals over the years and when comes to mind with the wayne rooney particularly many years ago but i think now it is a new generation of young talent and the pitch has set all. . , ., ~ ., young talent and the pitch has set all. ., ., ~ ., , ., ., all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho _ all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho! _ all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho! - — all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho! . it's— all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho! . it's always- all. rashford. and from diallo, garnacho! . it's always better i all. rashford. and from diallo, - garnacho! . it's always better when the goalkeeper _ garnacho! . it's always better when the goalkeeper dives. _ garnacho! . it's always better when the goalkeeper dives. it's - garnacho! . it's always better when the goalkeeper dives

nat geo. abc and disney channel all to a nonstop stream of content. >> and we beam it all to you. >> thanks for watching. >> this was great. and thanks for staying up so late for the world news polka. deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, one of our favorites, kate mckinnon. plus, big screen star, hayley atwell. and a performance from singer, lauren daigle. and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos. ["cold heart" by dua lipa and elton john]

nat, what kind of demonstration is this? what are you doing here?hid, but it’s unclear how this will all end, what are you saying, nadya, something needs to be decided. there the pump flew for about three hours minimum, how long until the unit? 30 kilometers, with tools on the way out, run to the exit. run, run, come on, come on, guys, come on. you’re coming with us, comrade, i won’t abandon the car , even if it kills me, yes, be careful here, that’s right, walk, march, stretch, stretch, where are you going, we're leaving, dad, i'm not going anywhere. you will do what i said, there are people at the infirmary, they won’t let anyone in, they have weapons, dad, do something, you’re the head of the district, that’s what i’m doing, i’m saving us, i’m ashamed of you, pack your things , what's the matter, everything's fine, let's go to the checkpoint, yeah. what happened there, they didn’t kill everyone, if it weren’t for the koryaks, we would all have been noticed. mish, you ask, you tore something off for me. yes, too, understand me , sashka daughter -

this was one of the uh the intended goals by these israeles to carry out what is being called another nat in in the gaza. can you explain that for us please and help us better understand what exactly happened? yes, i'll give you an example, back in the uh early 15, 1600s, when europeans came to united states, they brought with them spolpacks and other diseases, because the the native people, could not deal with such diseases, now israel is doing something similar, they stop. the running, there's no more running water, sewing system has collapsed, drinking water is polluted, basically they want to exterminate the people of gaza, they want to get rid of them by spreading disease, you spread the disease, you destroy hospitals, you destroy the health sector, you got it, people will not be able to survive, they have no proper food to uh to boost their immune system, the water is polluted, air is polluted, the ground is polluted, no hospitals. "that's the combination for total disaster, this what the israeli regime is doing, they want to make sure that after this war ends and definitely one day

nat gas, don't care, don't really poll this thing.llon of regular gasoline is $3.40. as i told you at top of the show, in texas it's $2.87. bees el, $4.39. >>> coming up, u.s. troops in iraq and syria have been attacked 38 times since october 17th. our response is to move more troops into the area. i'm going to the ask texas senator ted cruz, is that enough? the senator will be here. >>> president biden promotes new cash for amtrak. watch this. >> you can go and get on a train in china and go 210 miles an hour. china. we could do it here in the united states, and these three big corridors will cost about a trillion dollars. stuart: he's confused. he's not offering a trillion dollars. we're going to get into that. a majority of americans feel the country's headed in the wrong direction. it's like chaos. the country's extremely anxious. i wonder if larry kudlow agrees with that? larry is here after this. ♪ at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized, based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. look

they flew, they called nats. then they were called nats. and then they were called nats.they i think hawks and they were they i think hawks and they were they aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would then aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would then be craft they i think hawks and they were they would then be sold in which would then be sold in quantities indonesia or quantities to indonesia or whatever so it was whatever. so yeah, it was a commercial exercise to some extent, they were, yeah , it extent, but they were, yeah, it was it's little bit was kind of it's a little bit like relationship that like the same relationship that formula one to then renault formula one has to then renault selling, making selling, you know, making better cars on the road as well. so i think there is an element of purpose to it, but i bet they are intolerably macho . yeah. are intolerably macho. yeah. >> got to flying this >> i mean, got to be flying this this hulk of metal through the air. yeah. >> you take this

they flew, they called nats. then they were called nats. and then they were called nats.ere they i think hawks and they were they i think hawks and they were they aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would then aircraft they i think hawks and they were they would then be craft they i think hawks and they were they would then be sold in which would then be sold in quantities indonesia or quantities to indonesia or whatever so it was whatever. so yeah, it was a commercial exercise to some extent, they were, yeah , it extent, but they were, yeah, it was it's little bit was kind of it's a little bit like relationship that like the same relationship that formula one to then renault formula one has to then renault selling, making selling, you know, making better cars on the road as well. so i think there is an element of purpose to it, but i bet they are intolerably macho . yeah. are intolerably macho. yeah. >> got to flying this >> i mean, got to be flying this this hulk of metal through the air. yeah. >> you take

photos from the archive show intimate moments of well-known figures like jazz singer nat king cole, poetgelou and author james baldwin in 2019, a group of five organizations, including getty and the smithsonian institute, purchased the collection archivist from getty arorganizing and cataloging the treasure trove that's currently being stored in a warehouse in chicago. so they then will be sent to the smithsonian in washington, dc to be digitized. and when i first saw the archive, it was like intricate temple, you know, you hear about the greek, greek and roman temples, the great libraries, but you know, when i first caught sight of of the archive, it was it was really overwhelming. and to think that that over 70 years of material were there all these famous images that we know of, all the celebrities and all of the the political and cultural moments that come with african-american culture were there in these boxes. there are still plenty of work ahead. it could take up to five years to finish the process and move everything. but getty and the smithsonian do have plans to share it with t

they have known for 20 years that the red line for russia is the expansion of the nat. to its bordersago they sent kamala haris to munich security conference to say to zelsky: we want you to be in nato, knowing that this will provoke a war. i don't know how else to look at it. yes, they knew that if you openly talk about providing security for kiev, or especially about allowing nato to reach the most sensitive part of the russian border, including ukraine in the alliance, and this will automatically provoke a war between russia washington knew about it for decades, in the famous message of the current head of the cia, bill burns, which he wrote in 2008 and other bush administration officials enthusiastically considering the idea of ​​nato expansion to the east were written: look, not only putin, every person in moscow, even people who hate putin, are united by the idea that any attempt to admit ukraine into nato is a potential. these threats, and i am absolutely sure, tucker, that one of the greatest deceptions of this war are the statements of people who supposedly care about the ukr

a lot of the greats-- lou armstrong, nat king cole.now, it's the harold washington culture center, chicago's first african-american mayor. and so i thought we can't start any kind of true south side tour without starting with the man himself harold washington. the chicago defender newspaper is very important-- not just to the city of chicago, but to the country. it's chiefly responsible for what we call the great migration. that's when african-americans in the millions moved from the south up north to various northern cities. the million african-americans that ended up in new york, arrived there because they were reading job applications that were published in the chicago defender, who's disseminated all around the country. so what are we looking at over here? sadly, this is the remains of pilgrim baptist church-- chicago's oldest black, baptist congregation. fire took place here in 2006, but the reason we're here is because it's the birthplace of gospel music. i knew i was feeling a little bit of soul standing here. you know, right. s

[cheers and applause] that was "nature boy," the first song ever recorded by the legendary nat king colen to help break the color barrier in music and television, the first black coast of the nationally syndicated broadcast show national black host of the nationally syndicated broad cast show. [cheers and applause] been waiting for years for the next movie, and the very popular "hunger games" series. that weight is over. "the hunger games: the ballad of songbirds and snak es" is

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victory, so kiev should recognize the loss of territory, according to the former commander-in-chief of nat'snd ukraine with the war on the korean peninsula and proposes ending the confrontation in the same way. he adds that an offensive in the ssu in any case did not lead to success, so kiev should sacrifice lands in exchange for peace. i will add that the previous day a similar proposal was made by former nato secretary general anders vock rasmosen. in his opinion, ukraine should be accepted into the alliance without lost regions. moscow has previously repeatedly stated that in order to begin peace negotiations, the west and kiev must recognize new territorial realities. an american military plane crashed in the mediterranean sea, the us air force european command reports. in its statement, the department emphasizes that the aircraft performed exclusively training maneuvers and did not participate in any combat operations. nothing is reported about the causes of the emergency; the american command also does not disclose information about possible victims of the crash, as stated out of respe

that was nat king cole "smile," recorded in 1954. this song was composed by charlie chaplin.s move on to our first guests. you see them party on the real housewives of the new york city. you can catch up on all-new episodes of season 14 now streaming on peacock. billy's welcome... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ y'all are fabulous. you look fabulous. how long heavy y'all in new york? >> i just got here, i love it. >> kelly: you are born and raised. >> born and raised. tried. >> i have been here for a while. everyone comes here for six months. the one i'm a total of southern girl, and never thought i would say that, i love it, wherever you live it's at your own small village. because this area is better, i like this one more. >> karamo: why did you choose to do the show? do you feel like it's exciting to do that or get nervous being a part of the show like this. everyone is in your life. >> i don't think nobody knew what we are getting into. >> i took a job. [laughter] 's because she is a model. >> kelly: yup, i'll do it. >> i didn't know what i was taking on. >> we learn about each other and ourselv

my name is nat deal on the lawyer. i'm. i'm not too busy in kona, i to connect to have a problem with hearing loss. my hearing now was for is going on. i don't remember exactly what happened to my father. the team was not touch room. yes, cool, it's glass. and then after painting the owner of disclosed both my fast being team . from there, i haven't looked back and they kept on cooling, creating mixed media studies of a muscular female subject in different tasks click pauses. nadia uses a few seeks to emphasize trends and bozeman in combining you to marks unusual hairstyles and duck colors. how, what show the struggle cause a young black for months? loss as much as he's about a mean. it's about that woman who isn't comfortable. lisa, them 40 also human rights for women. like someone who go treat violence among others. i'm finding the voice for the women or. busy disease leach of feeling inc, and we'll talk then think of different colors. now i just started drawing as soon as she was old enough to hold pencils and watercolor

try to do a wide variety of and there have been some i think really interesting classes one on the nat turner rebellion. there has been one on the haitian revolution. and you know, neal this to say we do african-american literature and things like this, but we try to give a very very broad spectrum of. historical literature and philosophy and to really make the students understand that each book is a product of own time. it's a creature of its time. and that goes also for the books that people are writing right now. and to get that, you know, brooke, is the racial makeup of your class at the prison an important i'm not particularly no. we have a little bit of everything. the only time it's been problematic is because we have certain people who are quite there in english as a second language and they struggle a bit. but there has not. i mean, it's of course, to have a very diverse population, which do by definition, we don't have to try for it. it just but there has been and witnessed any acrimony, political or otherwise, got one guy and who takes all of my classes, who's a sort of inte

nat intends to approve funding for israel separately, i think it will be part of a bigger package and that is good news. it must be taken into account that the house of representatives is still not functioning properly, which worries me the most. this is why i voted against both funding packages, because they did not include funding for ukraine. we should not be teetering on the precipice with an issue that is so critically important to us. the white house funding request listed four priorities, including ukraine, israel, the indo-pacific region, and the us border. in the republican party, proposals were made to combine funding for ukraine together with the border issue. how different is that from the white house proposal. well, the concern is that there are republicans on the far right who will come up with options that will go nowhere and only delay everything. i think there are democrats who are willing to discuss the additional resources for the border that president biden requested and also make certain adjustment. but if someone wants to go to some extreme and offer too much fun

good, we've just won breast stroke, nat, geo and well, you can open up cheated words of the census on. came out here. i fear lost, lost. i don't know what's having to fire on because i can not hear. you did not talk to me walking with my eyes and hands lacking timing off the phone. busy for now, do you know, when will you have body is how brush and that's not the only thing which is different in huh. and how are i'm doing for me means expressing my feelings and bringing out the best of my personal talent wants to pass on top queuing, disabled artist, not dealing with expressed as a bold voice to have paintbrush and has not allowed physical limitations to impact the rest of her life long ago, my name is nadia illinois and that is visiting kona, i to connect to have a problem with hearing loss. my hearing now was 4, is going on. i don't remember exactly what happened to my father. the team was in lung. i touch from yes, cool at clack. and then after painting to on of to school and both my fast being team from there, i haven't looked back and they kept on cooling. creating mixed media st

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nats to the headquarters within a few minutes to the forward positions artillerymen from the centralilitary district arrived. in just a few shots, the fighters eliminated the enemy group and knocked out a pickup truck with ammunition. there are active battles in the south donetsk direction. combat work there does not stop even at night. our pilots showed their skill in such conditions, the crews of the k-52 helicopters passed at an extremely low altitude, a few meters above the treetops, and the helicopters slipped past the ukrainian air defense forces and launched a surprise missile attack on the strong point. all goals and this fortification, supplies, and armored equipment were destroyed. and kostroma paratroopers in the artyomovskaya area carried out a daring raid on the positions of the ukrainian armed forces, the enemy set up observation posts around the city, and just one of these points was discovered by airborne reconnaissance officers. the fighters got close to the enemy, fired at his positions with a machine gun, and finally destroyed the point with the help of guided miss

we just remembered before the ceremony that since 1995 nat has been conducting its successful activities is that... we have maintained our devotion to the values ​​that were then laid down in difficult times for our country, we have passed many tests with honor, i am sure that we will continue to win. as part of the congress , two tv channels from new regions joined the association of television and radio broadcasters countries, donetsk and lugansk people's republics. hello, colleagues, lugansk communications, hello, glad to hear from you. despite the development of large internet resources. blogging, russian viewers continue to consume almost 80% of video content thanks to television. television is at the forefront, at the forefront not only of the lbs, the line of combat contact, but at the forefront of meaning , a lot depends on television, television today is a tool... of social reflection, self-knowledge of society, our product, it is very simple, it social balance, social balance, society in balance, this is the key to our victory, since 2013, within the framework of the congress ,

that this is one of the reasons why by the way, trump once said that america needs to get out of the nat , that there needs to be, well, i'm vasyl, i'm honest, but when they talk about good relations with trump, you must understand that trump is the kind of person who has there might be a bunch of good relations with ku, good relations, i don't remember that one, but then at some point he will still act in a way that is personally beneficial to him at a certain point in time, so there's this, well but... okay, well , maybe, maybe these good relations will be needed. not only in finland, the russians decided to send refugees from the countries of africa and asia, now even to estonia, to the border with estonia, this is reported in the estonian border service, moreover, the government of estonia, following the example of finland, plans to close the border crossings on the border with the terrorist country. the head of the country service, veiko kommusarar. in particular, he said, quote: entry to the european union through estonia is possible only for those who have all the legal grounds fo

time, what is this, this is a forest, i’m photographing it, okay, look, well , come, just like that, nat all , chernov's mother lives in a nursing home, in poverty, she doesn't even know that she had millions, you go, and we'll unload it, okay , i agree that when i got her son, i got these millions, not only for money, but what about your zorin, today i went to the hospital, hello! hello, hello, hello, let's go, the golovach said straight to her, tell me, can we see antonina alexandrovna first? i'm afraid not, why? chernova died 2 days ago, is that accurate? yes, acute heart failure, i myself confirmed her death. hello, hello, why are you pretending to be a model son, come in, why are you standing, and why am i not suitable? it doesn’t suit you, somehow it’s normal, yes, your belly is falling, your slippers hurt, take it by the way, i could have shot you like a hare, he told you there was someone there to help that you climbed, i saved you a fool, i saved you, thank you, yes. oh, freezers, put on the water, my love, the soul has dripped, and this feeling is stronger than life, and there

required; each country has its own rules, they try to do this, something common within the framework of nato on, but it is not always possible, therefore they are still they want to do more to unify legislation in order to speed up the transfer process, so to speak. konstantin, well , today the kremlin commented on this statement about military schengen. and i state the fact that there is an additional tension created in the issue of security in europe, and as you can see, specifically, how this will be expressed, that is, well, a tank has been deployed, that is, the infantry is behind it, and so on and so forth, that is, the military infrastructure will be easy to move within the nato bloc, of course, both our military and the leadership must take this fact into account, imagine, they have already stated that we will form a group of three hundred thousand. at the nato summit they stated that maybe all this is being done for these purposes, that is, if they can unify, they will succeed, they will be able to quickly transfer forces and means to the borders, this is a direct and obvious threa

reasons why in the case of how, well, trump once said that america should generally get out of the nat that there is a need, well, some vasyl, i’m honest, when they talk about good relations with trump, you must understand that trump is the kind of person who can have a lot of good relations out of a lot, there were good relations, i don't remember this one, but then at some point he will still act as it is personally beneficial to him at a certain point in time. so here it is, well, but okay, well, maybe, maybe even these good relations will be needed, not only in finland, the russians have decided to send refugees from african and asian countries, now even to estonia, to the border with estonia, this is reported in the estonian border service, moreover, the government of estonia, following the example of finland, plans to close border crossings on the border with a terrorist country, the head of the service. in particular, he said, quote: entry to the european union through estonia is possible only for those who have all the legal grounds for it. we closely monitor the situation, if

then nasa is going to be watching to see how it does because this rocket is absolutely kcritical to natsa's program to return astronauts to the moon in 2025. there's real concern if this doesn't work, china could beat nasa back to the lunar surface. >> they do need rocket this is will not blow up. thank you so much for being there for us. >> i'm going to blow it up. >> it's a little bit of pr. say ing we want it to blow. generally, not a good thing. >> "inside politics" is up next.

and in both conflicts piece is nat calling for pace. asteroids a lot? yeah. and, and one more thing about, about israel, you know, remember that israel, 35 percent of the population are american, have american passports. so there's a very huge economic tangle and tie with that. so that's why you see sort of the, the nun backing off of america, stunning authority and bill. so tara, as always, thank you so much coming into the program and sharing your views at with his article, computer informing us senate stuff are part of read. thank you. all right now, is it possible that members of a respected humanitarian organization where the link in human organs during the train looks like it's a briskly story. but next, the allocations are put forward and are short documentary projects for kidneys. now there's a head in the unity and those are income childrens ombudsman and they go guns. peebles, through a public, is investigating cases of missing children associated as part of the same dish. and the sort of thing is it just pushed them disappearing out. and it's reall

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the red line , the demarcation line, then it is already a conflict not with ukraine, ugh, but with nathe other way around, and does this idea not interfere with our the desire to recapture our territories, if we no one interferes with recapturing our territory, why am i interfering, well, if we become a member of the north atlantic alliance and the umbrella at least partially covers the territory of our country, will we not have to coordinate more carefully with our nato partners, all our movements towards the de-occupation of our territories, our territories. to kick, because they are afraid of a confrontation with russia, because we have already seen how missiles fall in poland and what kind of reaction it causes, for example, we see what the world in principle takes, and we cannot condemn them for this, a balanced position, because not wanting war and confrontation with a major nuclear power, it's normal, i believe that if no one will raise questions about our territorial integrity, then as a sovereign state, we have every right to defend our borders, and i as a military political w

and this is, i hope, maybe people like nat cloner a, talking about this to have the security architecture that's maybe complimentary tomato, a bigger thing cuz we need, i mean, europe has been the focal point of so many wars over the past centuries that have destroyed the entire world, when you really need to have some kind of long term security architecture in europe to make sure that these wars don't go on longer. and i really look forward to day this happens um about the united states not being a part of this. i think personally, what's important to recognize the united states is they're doing all of their capabilities that they're have. they're using them at all times what they call support full spectrum dominance. if they're not winning somewhere, it's because they can't win. and i think we have a little bit of reverse kind of american exceptionalism, where we take all the united states could win, but they're just not putting in the effort. so they're not, they can't. and i think the things genuinely are changing. we're at the united states doesn't want to be part of this. well, they