nel, what did you agree on? mom, what's this about?a was right, it’s my fault, what’s your fault? i showed yegor where the key to the gun safe was. why did you do that? denis, you're normal, grandpa, throw the ball, go play by the fence, there's plenty of space there, thank you, grandpa, you have a minute, i'm preparing a report on history, i want to talk about... only this is a secret, between us, 7.62 mm , tt, fortieth issue. en bogdanovo from the command of the twentieth guard, gkd, march 1942, he told you why he awarded. i told you a little about the war, he says that you don’t need it, but he taught me how to shoot, if you want me to teach you how to shoot, go ahead, but if you and dad were ready to show the note to the police, how did it end up in the album of your grandmother, grandfather, please, i need this, what if you regret it? let you hide the note from the police, first we decided to talk to you so that you had a choice, you arrived later than the police, what a choice, my son died. after all, we now have two options: we

albertano: nel. más bien, me asusta. no tomes. está muy fría, te vas a poner "pior".eas traviesa. ¿que no ves que a mí no me han operado de mis anginas? me voy a dar una "bronconeumonía". maría: [piensa] si no quiero que albertano me mande a la fregada, tendré que hacer sacrificios. albertano: espérate. nos van a ver. maría: que nadie nos va a ver, y no vamos a hacer ruido. [maullido] brenda: ¡sácate de aquí, gata cuzca! maría: eso no, brenda yaqueline. antes que nada, el respeto. brenda: ¿qué tanto gruñes? ¿y tú qué haces correteando esa gata? albertano: ay, ¿yo qué? ella subió con un par de cervezas. brenda: estoy hablando con el justin. vámonos, justin. todas las bestias se ponen locas con la luna llena. las áreas comunes no son para hacer cochinadas. vámonos. albertano: ni modo, flaca. que se me hace que ahora tampoco se te hizo. pero mañana agárrate, ¿eh? que te voy a dar una sorpresa. maría: ¿y no puedes adelantar tantito? albertano: [maúlla] maría: [piensa] ¿será que yo también tengo que hacerle como un gato? ay, qué momento tan incómodo. pero no puedo desaprov

nel prelogar: yes. so you are right about both things. is common under emtala that hospitals are going to have to pride care where there's not federal funding available. and i'll give you emple of a medicare patntho goes in and his emergency medical condition means he needs a particularruthat's not covered by medicare benefits. still, the hostahas to provide him with stabilizing treaenand give him that medication, even though the federal funding isn't going to pafoit. and that also applies to people who are uninsured, who an't covered by medicare in the first instance. e -- the whole point of emtala was it doesn't matt yr circumstances, it doesn't matter whether you can pay orotit doesn't matter the particulars of your tuion, this is a guarantee. you can get stabilizing treatment. i wanto y, though, that i don't think there's any inconsistency between the lines congress drew in emtala and hyde. d congress itself has recognized that these statutes address scte issues. i'm thinking here of the provision in t aordable care act that was exclu

cooperation with japan and the republic of, other allies, thanks to ourwe have begun a nel th japan andelevated thed together with japan and australiaoree, os indo pacific. stability, we are dependent on our strategic partnerships. i wonder if the classes of '74 here today could imagine, when they were sitting where you were at the same time during vietnam. across vastly different regions, very different our women and men in uniform are hard at work, strengthening our question investing in so anyone who thinks they can threaten thanks again. defending our values by standing up to tyrants and safeguarding the piece, protecting freedom and openness. thanks to u.s. armed forces, we are doing guld only america can do, as the indispensable nation, the world's only superpower and the leading democracy in the we are strongest when we lead by example but by the power of our example. [applause] you can clap for that.one additw every member of our armed forces is safe and respected in the ranks. for the first time in a decade, the rates of sexual assault and harassment have gone down across it is

gerrie nel: you know that the same happened to reeva's head. it exploded. have a look.k at this. you did this. you cannot escape from this. and it immediately completely unraveled mr. pistorius on the stand. john carlin: gerrie nel just kept saying, yes, but you knew it was her. and he'd say, no. and it was like some kind of shakespeare tragedy. he was just reduced to this sobbing, helpless person. and that was awful to watch. randi kaye: oscar was really unraveling on the stand, and it got so bad that the judge had to actually stop the court proceedings. randi kaye: the prosecutor relentlessly attacked him for claiming that reeva steenkamp did not make a sound. robyn curnow: he seemed to get himself tied up in knots. i have no other way of describing it, about where he was, why he was there, what he did first. and he started to look and sound like he was being evasive. after a week on the stand, oscar pistorius, i don't think, had done himself any favors. you ready? -showtime. this is gonna be epic. [ barking ] it's what the poster said. do you want to make out or? nop

nel brus came here for the fourth time. do you usually go alone or with a group?appens there, well, you will feel bad, already... this is a certain training, hypoxic training, well, there are a lot of different things there, well, how would you still look at the weather forecast and it’s simpler, well, not like that everything is simple, of course, well, there is a risk, there is always a risk, and you notify the ministry of emergency situations that you are going, or sometimes like this, no, i don’t notify, you don’t notify, but if something happens to you there, it’s there, well, i just there is a contact phone number for the person who lives here, i’ll call you if there’s a connection, there is a risk, it’s always there when there ’s no escape from it, that is, you... well, probably yes, why? well, try going, you will understand everything yourself. climb a mountain and you will understand this feeling when standing on a mountain, well, like on a mountain at the very top, the feeling, i don’t say, victory, the mountain cannot be defeated, it is invincible, defe

irina baranova, marina gromova, nel borisova, albert musin, olga gribina, a week in the city.nly with the spirit, but also with the letter of the law. it's been a week in the city, we'll be back in exactly 7 days to tell the stories that happened near us. see you. wait, who are they, the new guys, this is a passenger with me, a reporter, a director, i’m behind my brother i arrived, i’m a battalion commander, call sign is trigger, everyone has call signs. i’m why adam and not adam i’m a chechen i’m an artist white rose can you sing somehow i shave am i alive names we don’t need to touch her or what not to touch isn’t yours well are you a daisy? light of god, to the machine gun, what to do, commander, shoot, call sign passenger, call sign passenger, i suggest changing it to the call sign rebin, no, forget my brother, you remain a passenger, that’s right. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations; russian digital solutions should be taken to a new height. all of you are there, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly

francine: should nels lena nair on the long-term outlook for luxury and the changing role of what it means to be a chief executive. ♪ francine: chanel is behind the most recognizable designs and fragrances. the french luxury houses still privately held by the billionaire family. involved with the company over the past century. i continue my rare interview with the firm's chief executive, lena nair. do you see that, again, the high end luxury, does that even go higher in luxury? there are a lot of players in the fashion world, luxury world and it's the ones that are very high that will do well. does that also justify some of the price increases we have seen at chanel? >> our prices are related to our cost prices. we use exquisite raw materials in our production, as you know, is very rigorous, laborious, handmade. so we raise our prices according to inflation that we see so they are linked to the cost price. we've also made a commitment to price harmonization across the world, which means our client should not experience success price differentials no matter where they buy. francine: a

inquiry heard on the seventh of july 2013 the post office pr director mark davis sent paul of the nels advising her how to respond to the findings of the forensic accountant report. that came from second site. they had identified the software bugs in the horizon i.t. system data from which they used data to prosecute hundreds of sub postmasters. in the email, mr. davis said if we say publicly that we will look at past cases, we will open this up very significantly to front page news. it would have he said a ballistic impact. she replied i will take your steers. suggesting she put the reputation of the post office ahead of the concerns of the campaigner which counselor jason beard challenged her own. >> you did take the advice of the pr guide, didn't you? >> i really don't remember it relating to the decision. >> hang on please. >> the email you had sent to which this is a response posits should we look back 12, 20 months in separation or should we go back further? why aren't we going back further five to 10 years? and this says you cannot do that. you will be on the front page. that is

nel mihaun, what do you think are the features of hypertension in women?ou and i differ in blood pressure from men, well, why, probably, we are some kind of nervous, or vice versa, we have worse blood pressure, higher blood pressure than in men or lower, well, it’s probably worse and better, i don’t know, men too. initially, a woman's blood pressure is lower, why do you know you see, the lower curve of female blood pressure is better in all decades, and up to 50 years of age there is generally a generation at sea, why chocolate, because women have their own sex hormones, which are called female sex hormones estrogens, which dilate blood vessels and... make them more elastic , so a woman’s blood pressure is lower, and do you know why? because a woman must give birth, when she is pregnant, her circulating blood volume increases, and the pressure should not increase, so the vessels are always elastic. we actually have two natural mechanism, unlike the men who protect us: first, everything is soft and elastic with us, only because... we give birth, the blood v

while i still have the strength your fortune allows, i bet that you already have such a list in stock, nelve a tough nut to crack, but if anything happens, i. i don’t even doubt it, you know, she loved my swing so much, by the way, there ’s also a kamac there, it’s so good to sleep there in the fresh air, just don’t tell her, otherwise she ’ll stay with you overnight, what a good idea, listen, stay . “tomorrow we’ll go to the farm, we’ll see the alpacas, now we’ll make barbecue in the evening, we’ll flood the baths, it sounds tempting, so what’s the problem, neelya, hello vera, hello, i need your support. where to go? i'll send you the address. why are you staying? yes, i don’t mind, you have to ask a tough nut. mom, olya, i urgently need to go to the city. what happened? well, it's not my secret. mom, are you kidding me? have we just arrived? can you use your apothecary garden, i weeded it, the station is far away? no, no, what station are you talking about? for such a feat, i will take you straight to moscow, not to the nearest metro. no question, mom, yes, i beg you, forgive me, yes, i

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inquiry heard that on the 7th of july 2013, the post office pr director, mark davis, sent paul event nelsm which they used data to prosecute hundreds of sub postmasters. in the e—mail, mr davis said, "if we say publicly that we will look at past cases, we will open this up very significantly to front page news. it would have a ballistic impact." she replied, "i will take that. " councillorjason be challenged her on this. ., . ~' councillorjason be challenged her on this. ., ., ,, ., . ., on this. you did take the advice of the pr guy. _ on this. you did take the advice of the pr guy. didn't _ on this. you did take the advice of the pr guy, didn't you? _ on this. you did take the advice of the pr guy, didn't you? i - on this. you did take the advice of the pr guy, didn't you? i really i the pr guy, didn't you? i really don't remember _ the pr guy, didn't you? i really don't remember it _ the pr guy, didn't you? i really don't remember it to _ the pr guy, didn't you? i really don't remember it to relating l the pr guy, didn't you? i really| don't remember it to relating to the decision — do

. >> ainsley: i know, mullen nels. >> brian: mexico is the president of egypt. >> lawrence: then he will cut himself off. maybe i shouldn't talk about that when he has nothing to say. >> ainsley: one of the topics will be the border. headline says joe's failed mary because now he is saying all right. i'm listening to you all. even my constituents are saying that these open borders aren't working. seeing crime. we are all paying for these migrants to live here. all right. so, once 4,000 migrants per day have gone over the border, then i will close the gate that's one of the executive orders he said he couldn't do. comes up to a million. get to a threshold and shut it down. they will just -- whether it's carousel, you get a certain threshold at disney, they don't let anybody else in. they shut down even the right passages of entry. there is our future lifeguards right there. they did a breakdown of the got-aways under joe biden. >> lawrence: astonishing. >> brian: bill melugin said freedom of information act halloween. they just gave it to him in may. the amount of got-aways, look at this.

. >> in fairness that sounds like the gakales we do with troy nels on a regular basis on capitol hill. >>> a trove of documents are offering insight into the president's handling of classified documents after he left the white house. we'll dig into those details. >>> plus what senator leader chuck schumer is saying about a failed plan to bring the bipartisan border bill back to the floor for a vote tomorrow. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. when we come right back ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >>> welcome back. newly unsealed court filin

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nel secrett, morgan's who's currently on administrative leave.other email admini, february 24th, said he parted with thehe staff to quote, hide emails. he said, i learned from our foya lady how to makew to emails disappear after they'd been fired . arlier plus, i deleted most of those earlier emails after sending thems to. basically, my gmail is safe from foia as long as we use my. private email. he said. i ashe saik both of you that nog get sent to me except to my gmail. wow. then in june, maybe feeling the tightening i feeling news, t he admitted that he and dr. fauci deleted emails regardingeh alliance once quote the s hit the fan, adding that if you ever send informatiohinrelae related to covid 19 to dr. fauci's personal emaild , i dont remember if i did, i may have, t but i certainly told him some things that he asked me ce. to tell him about. >> i don't know. i don't remember now.once what's more, the emails ms je jesse also appeared to show o that the now is office of general counselco instructedy the agency's underlings to ignore foia req

thousands of people well, that are crossing the border every day, unchecked senator james link for nels this about the bill are we doing this all the american people see it? everybody sees this is political but everyone in the country also sees, why don't you guys and ladies fix this instead and our source tonight is the republican senator. >> you see there senator james langford and sundar, it's great to have you on the show. welcome for the first time. you said that you will vote no on this bill, even though of course we all know about the efforts that you put into it, why are you voted no on thursday is no longer a bill now it's a prop we spent four months sitting down in a bipartisan way to be able to work out. what do we think we can actually get passed? obviously, i was not successful in getting something. i can actually get past the problem still remains everyone knows that this bill is not going to pass and senator schumer's bringing back up to try to bludgeon people. but what will be interesting on it is you're not going to have republicans are going to vote for it the same. r

what do you think about what's happening at the new schoot' nel you said that you're a little bit uncomfortable maybe in this area or what do you think of the protest may. >> oh, i don't go here cause i'm jewish. i love you guys. fox, by the way.wa but i want i want you to knoy.wi this, is disgusting. my grandparents, they were in the holocaust. parents thetwo of them, the whos were murdered almost. and you know what, thesedie. people are basically saying to die. i havelave family in israe and overall jewish here in israel, the people supporting against these terrorists, these agai that thenowinging school today had voted to divest from thool israel. ab we had been hearing. what do you think about that? do you think that the in cesters are in chargeou of these universities or is it the school and the universities that should be making the decisions s on their own? i don't know. all i can tell you is that you support the u.s. you love the u.s. these people, and theyi shouldn't be negotiating this is that this is what, like the u.s., we do not negotiate as our policy with terrorists. these are te

think it's a stretch the etimpact here rivals the 2515 hk of government data from the office of perp nel management. the fbi called that a treasure attorney-client privilege of counter intelligence information for foreign intelligence sources. united health group has not revealed how many patients private medical records were stolen, how many providers went without reimbursement and how many seniors were unable to pick up their prescriptions as a result of the hack. the failures of ceos like mr. whitey who months in can't figure out how many people had their data stolen validates the fbi warnings in the wake of the cohack united disconnected chane from the rest of the healthcare from the rest of the healthcare it took weeks to put providers in my home state of oregon doctors and hospitals went weeks without getting pay. they couldn't reimburse provider s providers including recepts for services and ability to reimburse patients are not back-up and running. mental health providers are unable to get straight answers on how long this outage willhe last. americans are in the dark about how m

justice sotomayor has a procurg nel decision in the second circuit that addressed this issue about authoritye in that case was that the borough president of staten island did not have the thority to take down a particular billboard, buth court still said that the fact that the recies thought the borough president might be able to use whatever thity he had to cause trouble for the billboard or mayor, that was enough. if the speaker -- that is a cric fact you have to take into account because if it is someone that twitter does t know from adam making the request, they willusignore it. >> if it is somebody on the hill. you have peoplonhe hill who don't have control over doj. or if it is a afr in the white house mentioning 230, or maybe that is what is in the platform'mind. but no authority to bring an antitrust suit or try to change 230 or advocate for changes. that doesn't matter? mr. aguinaga: what i would say is on the facts of this case, if you have the deputy assist into the president ki that kind of statement, he can't make that. >> let's call it something low-level. mr. aguinaga: two peo

quid er .a . ., birthday parties and i get 16 quid ler la . ., ., birthday parties and i get 16 quid neln a couple of quid, | give your children a couple of quid, the process of young people getting something, having a sense of ownership, means that they want to start asking questions. if they want to save up for a sticker book or a footballjersey, preferably to save up for a sticker book or a football jersey, preferably west ham, they might think, it costs £50, my parents could be due pounds per week how long will it take me to get to £50? 25 weeks, but if i want to buy something else in the interim i am taking away from my savings. so we are building financial capability in young people. find we are building financial capability in young people-— in young people. and that is it, isn't it? to _ in young people. and that is it, isn't it? to save _ in young people. and that is it, isn't it? to save or _ in young people. and that is it, isn't it? to save or to _ in young people. and that is it, isn't it? to save or to spend, . in young people. and that is it, - isn't it? to save or to spend