he was neurosurgeon at stanford whn diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. just to give you insight insight into the caliber of people. medical doctor gilbert e ander, amer professor of ethics. >> that's great. we'll take a final break and come back and tk more. >> hello. welcome back. jennifer, you mentioned paul kyleanthony. that was a book i read. he was a neurosurgeon at . a young married man who got stae 4 cancer suddenly. during his last few months of life, he got treatments which were unsuccessful. he wrote a wonderful best selling book. eve read it. how is he associated? >> paul was one of our first pal ramsey institute fellows. instie runs a two year fellowship where where young men and women from many disciplines, law students, medical students, phd students will apply. paul was in the first group when we launched paul ramsey institute. it was dg his two year time with us that e was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and writing "when breath becomes air." >> a wonderful book, truly movi. you have top notch academics, ml professionals, so on who app

most difficult situations, while they are much cheaper from yekaterinburg report by albert musin neurosurgeons spend several hours with screwdrivers in the hands of the thirty-sixth hospital spine, literally putting the patient on his feet with healthy vertebrae. here are broken and healthy vertebrae in the direction of transporticular screws. then they are all connected to a titanium bar and the structure bears the load of a broken vertebra. such implants are placed in case of damage to the vertebrae after an injury of oncological diseases without this operation. can stay a lifetime, bedridden for a year. more than 250 such interventions are performed here, and everything is based on their ural materials. the first one is like habit with that work with that uh tool. this is the first second an order of magnitude cheaper than western analogues, therefore, with the same quality, with the same quality. no, problems with logistics produce designs just half an hour away from an enterprise in the neighboring district of yekaterinburg, thanks to a screw made from a special titanium alloy. why the pr

this is when the neurosurgeon, uh, implants the device.se are neurostimulators - electrodes for us to force the brain structure to work in a different mode or later by destroying the destruction of certain deep nuclei. this is already an irreversible operation, too, to correct symptoms. and here our task is to determine at what stage, that is, so called tera or a surgical window, when we can help the patient after the operation, we can correct the symptoms of the disease, and accordingly improve his quality of life. or the stage is already a patient. e, unfortunately, has not reached or, on the contrary, has already reached the stage, he has passed and his symptoms are so pronounced that we, unfortunately, will not help the patient with the operation. and we can even aggravate his symptoms. this suggests that it is unreasonable to prescribe an operation for oneself - it is always a consultation of many specialists. only they have the right solve. what method of treatment is suitable and , most importantly, will not harm the patient, the tr

provide such qualified medical care so that there would be no force majeure, the partner of the neurosurgeono the smallest detail before going to bed. what will be my actions for such dedication of doctors, grateful parents because their children received the best specialists and the best equipment even during the war when you have a child and when you you have a problem, you don't care, you don't care, you don't care, you don't care, you don't care, you don't care, you don't care about the bombs, you don't care about the war. the time has come for ukraine, and millions respond to heroes, glory begins with small steps, big things begin, the next step is two states - this is us, this is a story about steel nerves , steel will and character hardened in the sacred fires this is my story cool sweat and hot tears about the heart that remains alive about the soul that was born the free history of my earth where the new destiny of an indomitable country is forged metal in my hands and in the bodies of my enemies in the voice that promises us victory together we make this world stronger ukrainians a

first, computer planning is carried out, in which the neurosurgeon creates a virtual map , outlines theoordinates of the upcoming interventions , selects the target zones of influence, as well as the entry points to them. the next step is the installation. a special style of toxic apparatus is formed on the head with a structure that is attached to a surgical instrument and with its help the electrodes are immersed in the brain, then. a neurostimulator is implanted in the carnivorous area, a small, long-lasting, working computer. its first switching on and programming is carried out only 2 weeks after the operation. at the same time, experts evaluate both the results achieved and side effects in our heroine, the question of whether or not to do the operation was not. it was the only possible way to return. although would be part of the quality of life that the disease took away. it happened in the twelfth year. my husband got sick. that can be seen on a nervous basis, because there is no other explanation . my right arm started shaking. right leg. i went to many doctors , went to russia

stroke period and the consequences, because quite often with a hemorrhagic stroke, the help of neurosurgeonsely unpleasant. therefore, the fact that you control blood pressure is very correct for hypertensive patients. measuring blood pressure is mandatory at least twice a day just to measure the pressure, while keeping a diary. there he writes down these figures so that later he can analyze how the body reacts to the next risk factor - this is atherosclerosis. it occurs already with age and over time can lead to a stroke, but to an ischemic stroke, that is, when there is a block for blood flow, or some fragment of this one. rascalic plaques can break off and plug smaller ones. artery, in addition to the fact that you are taking drugs to lower cholesterol. you need to do it without fail, taking into account heredity. at least once every six months, one very important ultrasound study. study of the vessels of the neck of the main arteries of the head, and just this study will show whether or not there are striatic plaques. and if they are, then certainly these studies. it is necessary to carr

nurse and took online courses aoften studying while i the hospital bed and charmed a stanford neurosurgeon helping her with her homework. her condition worsened at her final semester. >> i said that's not a good idea you're having final fusion the same day a semester starts. she said i can do it. >> reporter: she kept at it even though she couldn't take a final in person class. for no reason she as pir rate into her breathing mask at night and it caused fluid in her lungs. three days later she died without completing the requirements for biology but the school decided she had enough credits for a liberal arts degree and issued a diploma that will be one of her mother's pr prized possessions. >> it's more than a degree. i know everything she went through while getting it so to know how hard she worked and everything she went through and to have it in my hands now, it means everything to me. >> reporter: it's only been three months and anika is mourning the lose of her daughter and grateful for the gift she was given before her daughter going, the wisdom to appreciate every single day of her

perform complex enough complex operations er, this guy added to the specificity what's more , these neurosurgeonsned us, those groups of surgeons, because they help you with head injuries, and now we have created two operating theaters, helped to create two additional operations on to our lviv hospital, where in one department there are wounded like in the head , arms, legs, and sometimes the head and neck are operated on the same table, and the hands, arms, legs are vaporized, because he has such combined combined injuries, look, we just don’t have much time now remains. therefore, i would like to talk with you about civilians, that is, i understand that we can already do these extremely complex mine-explosive operations on the jaw and face. that is, we can do them in ukraine and help our fighters and, in general, people who were wounded, but look, there is one more side of the coin about which you said at the beginning of our conversation that from the very beginning we already have ukrainians with sore teeth and even those soldiers who went to we need to prepare for the fact that almost our en

the neurosurgeon vladimir klimov, who volunteered at the luhansk clinical hospital in the spring, simply the current regime . now there are about 70 doctors there, and the staff should be 500, usually they work in the hospital. still, there are on duty, they worked for a day. they go home others come. but this mode is 2 weeks 24 hours seven days a week, that is, too it's such a stressful thing to operate in the morning. at night, because we lived, uh, in the same hospital in the republican clinical hospital, another problem is non-working elevators, therefore, on duty , always strong volunteers transport patients on stretchers from floor to floor, deliver boxes of medicines from the warehouse, carry food around the department svetlana gordeeva is not on brykov. valentina abramenkova ntv joe baydan administration plans to ask congress to approve more than $1 billion worth of arms sales to taiwan, according to media reports the military aid package will include anti-roll missiles and air-class missiles last month by the state department. already approved sales of equipment and spare parts

glass and it is enough complex operations uh this guys, what was added to the specificity was that neurosurgeonsned us in those groups of surgeons because they help you with a wound in the head, and now we have created two operating theaters and helped to create two additional operations on to our lviv hospital, where in one department there are wounded like in the head , arms, legs, and sometimes on the same table , the head, neck, and arms are vaporized, arms, hands, legs, because he is such a combination, combination injuries , we just don't have much time now remains therefore, i would like to talk with you about civilians , that is, i understand that we can already do these extremely complex mine-explosive operations on the jaw and face. that is, we can do them in ukraine and help our soldiers and people who were wounded in general, but look, there are one more side of the coin about which you said at the beginning of our conversation that from the very beginning we already have ukrainians with sick teeth and even those soldiers who went to the and in general and civilians. and i also heard

report by albert musin neurosurgeons at 36 hospitals spend several hours with screwdrivers in their handscomplicated operations on the spine, literally putting the patient on his feet with healthy vertebrae. here is a broken vertebra and healthy vertebrae installed in transporticular screws. then they connect everything with titanium a barbell and the design bears the load of a broken vertebra; such implants are placed in case of damage to the vertebrae after an injury of oncological diseases from this operation. may remain bedridden for a year for the rest of his life. more than 250 such interventions are performed here, and everything is based on their ural materials. the first is, as it were, the habit of working with that, uh, instrument. this is the first second an order of magnitude cheaper than western analogues, therefore, with the same quality, with the same quality. no, logistics problems produce construction just half an hour away from the plant in the neighboring district of yekaterinburg, the propeller is made of a special titanium alloy thanks to. why the products are as str

a team of neurosurgeons operated on the boy for 9 hours in a row. doctors performed one of the most difficult operations, and the tumor was eliminated. without affecting the important structures of the spinal cord, now , two months after the operation, the boy’s condition has improved significantly, he can already bend and unbend his lower limbs, his prognosis for today’s shooting with active, good further training is 60-70%, and with such a generation, it’s just, well , it’s colossal the numbers for him are ahead for the lion, a long rehabilitation awaits him, he faithfully fulfills all the tasks of specialists in order to start running to the war as soon as possible, the boy was the captain of the severodonetsk children's football team, so he hopes that will definitely return to the field with his friends in his native and peaceful ukrainian city valeriya if tv channel rada nationwide marathon the only news on this artist all news we hope the boy will get back on his feet return to north donetsk play football and grow tomatoes as a dream the next

no time . yes, yes, yes, we arrived on saturday, monday, monday, and on wednesday , a team of neurosurgeons operated on the boy for 9 hours in a row, the doctors performed one of the most difficult operations, the tumor was eliminated without affecting the important structures of the spinal cord, and now, two months after the operation, the boy's condition is much better has improved, he can already bend and extend his lower limbs, his walking forecast for today with active good further training is 60-70%, and with such a generation it’s just, well, it colossal numbers are ahead for him, a long rehabilitation awaits the lion, he faithfully fulfills all the tasks of specialists in order to start running before the war as soon as possible, the boy was the captain of the severodonetsk children's football team, so he hopes that he will definitely return to the field with his friends . in his native and peaceful ukrainian city, valeriya tv channel if rada nationwide marathon single news so for the moment this is all the main news. our team is preparing an updated final news release, but the rada

for several hours, with screwdrivers in the hands of the neurosurgeon of the thirty-sixth hospital, thetions on the spine are performed, literally putting the patient on his feet with healthy vertebrae. here's a broken vertebrae and healthy vertebrae will install transporticular screws. then they are all connected to titanium rods and the structure bears the load of a broken vertebra; such implants are placed in case of damage to the vertebrae after an injury of oncological diseases without this operation. can stay for life bedridden for a year. more than 250 such interventions are performed here, and everything is based on their ural materials. the first is, as it were, the habit of working with that, uh, instrument. this is the first second an order of magnitude cheaper than western analogues, therefore, with the same quality, with the same quality. no, problems with logistics produce structures just half an hour away at an enterprise in the neighboring district of yekaterinburg, the winds are made of a special titanium alloy thanks to. why products are as strong as possible, and most

the neurosurgeon vladimir klimov, who was a volunteer in the luhansk region in the spring, simply couldhe current mode . clinical hospital says now there are about 70 doctors, and according to the state there should be 500 usually working in the hospital. still, there are on duty, they worked for a day. they go home others come. but this mode is 2 weeks, 24 hours, seven days a week, that is, well, it’s the same. very stressful to operate in the morning in the afternoon in the evening at night because we lived in the same hospital in the republican clinical another problem is non-working elevators, so on duty always strong volunteers transport patients on stretchers from floor to floor deliver boxes from the warehouse with medicines they carry food around the department svetlana gordeeva not at bykov valentina abramenkova ntv 20 people died over 300 were injured as a result of mass riots in baghdad in 2004, he raised an uprising against the international occupying forces. and so, now we, when osad once announced that he was leaving politics and went on a hunger strike in protest against

she sees her husband lying naked with a bunch of doctors around him and she is the daughter of a neurosurgeonmmediately knows how serious this is. 's cheeks are ashen he pulls his mask off and says honey i forgot to duck and trying to calm her down and she immediately understands what has happened. for the rest of her life actually so that there is in some other treachery waiting for him. but then to understand that and did not have the same kind of grounding that the president did. and then when it was revealed with the astrologer and the woman she barely met in person and then to not make sense of it but to understand this is a woman who is desperate. and then to get yourself some feelingfi of control and then she becomes from there on out. and there was want the president to be out there touching people so i was told that the secret service agents whenever we were concerned about something come all we had to do was go to listen —- mrs. reagan and it would go our way. shifting gears as first lady has done choosing a cause to embrace that was the high drug cost in this issue over time and it

the neurosurgeon vladimir klimov, who was a volunteer at the lugansk clinical hospital in the spring,e current regime. now there are about 70 doctors there, and according to the staff there should be 500. usually, there are still people on duty in the hospital. they worked for a day, they go home, others come. but this mode is 2 weeks 24 hours 7 days a week, that is, well, it is also very stressful to operate in the morning in the afternoon in the evening at night, because e we lived in the same hospital in the republican clinical hospital. another problem is non-working elevators, therefore, on duty, always strong volunteers transport patients on stretchers from floor to floor , deliver boxes of medicines from the warehouse, and carry them to departments. svetlana gordeeva is not going to nabrykova. valentina abramenkova ntv why a resident of kaliningrad, who restored parental rights through the court, cannot meet her children, we will tell you, in a couple of minutes, do not switch. for only 9 rubles. a lot of people are putting life on hold right now. due to rising prices with a so

the original video is from last september when the president and renowned pediatric neurosurgeon doctorl invited spoke at a middle school about the pandemic. well, joel spoke to the students he just sniff them. but he did not leaveve because f an ice cream truck with the edited version somehow force reuters to take time away from hard-hitting journalism to fact check it quote, altered, this video has been digitally edited to include ice cream truck music. that got a fact check rights or if you're gullible enough to think that is real you justea might be nicolle wallace. and that is not a joke so no need to fact check it. d why don't we sit back and see with the like the unedited one. on mayor, and chancellor, you know, thank you for joining us as well. and for families across the country, this school year, and always has the emotions. [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] tires, i told you this is the greatest segment ever. [laughter] fact checking memes. >> i honestly feel the ice cream edit is better. [laughter] it is. >> what you want? hungry grandpa or wandering g

ben carson, neurosurgeon and former trump hud secretary. dr. you grew up in a single parent household, worked your tail off to get where you are. what kind of message does this send to kids who were in your position at one time? >> well, it's a horrible message rachel. thanks for having me. first of all this is not helping the inflation situation. secondly, it's clearly unfair to others who have worked very hard to pay off their debt. you know, i borrowed a total of $1,150 when i was at yale, they had an option you paid back not according to what you borrowed but how much money you made. so i paid it back multiple multiple times. and once i got on the board, you know, it was one of the first things i worked to get rid of because it was unfair. and that's really the issue here. this is supposed to be a country where we have liberty and justice for all and yet now we have this plan with the debt cancellation, over $500 billion right there, loan for bairns another 15 billion, income plan another 70 billion, the amount keeps going up and that's ass

husband lying naked under a sheet with a bunch of doctors around him, she's the daughter of a neurosurgeon, she immediately knows how serious this is, her husband, normally ready chiefs are just ashen, tries to pull his mask off and says honey, i forgot to duck, he's trying to calm her down, she immediately understands what happened and it does sort of, for the rest of her life, actually, she is never sure whenever he steps outside the white house or steps outside a home that there isn't some other treachery waiting for him and i think it is really important to understand that, and what that left her with because she didn't have the same grounding in religious faith that the president did so when you come to whether it is the most sensational and controversial chapter of her times when it is revealed she had been relying on an astrologer, a woman she barely met in person to help determine the president's schedule it doesn't make sense of it but you really can understand that this is a woman who is desperate, grasping onto anything she can find and have some feeling, a very good friend and

she is the daughter of a neurosurgeon. she immediately knows how serious this is. her husband normally ruddy cheeks are just action. it pulls his mask off and says honey i forgot to duck a pretty he's trying to calmer down. she immediately understands what happened. it really does sort of -- for the rest of her life actually she is never sure whenever he steps outside white house or steps outside home there isn't some other treachery waiting for him. i think it is really important to understand that. and what that left her with. because she did not have the same kindse of grounding in religious faith that the president did. and so, when you come to layer what is the most sensational uncontroversial chapter s of that's our time when it is revealed she has been relying on an astrologer, a woman she barely met in person, to help determine the president schedule, it does not make sense atof it. but you really can understand this is a woman who is desperate. she is a grasping onto anything she can find, to get herself some feeling of control. and by the way, she becomes

jill, you know, the noted the tv actress neurosurgeon who discovered a cure for hemorrhoids when joetally sat on a stack of bingo chips, he invited his son hunter to fly along. not sure hunter really needs a plane to do that. so there he is with joe getting ready to leave. i think we have tape of the actual flight with hunter. yep. frankly, we've seen better behavior on the lolita express. by the way, he's not the only free loading family member who enjoys free trips on your dime. pelosi's son also accompanied her on the recent trip to taiwan, you know, the trip that almost causeded a war. she wants us all to believe even though she and her husband have business dealings there, that's just a coincidence. that's like hunter and joe saying they just go to china for authentic come pow chicken. nancy says her son was there as her escort, to which hunter said, dam, that's even too kinky for me. but i guess she's trying to save face. [laughter] >> greg: what's the point? no surprise, though, she's down to the last three that she keeps in the fridge. every time she reaches for a pint of cho

the neurosurgeon vladimir klimov, who was a volunteer in the luhansk region in the spring, simply couldurrent mode . clinical hospital says now there are about 70 doctors, and according to the state there should be 500 usually working in the hospital. still, there are on duty, they worked for a day. they go home others come. but this mode is 2 weeks, 24 hours, seven days a week, that is, well, it is also very stressful to operate in the morning in the afternoon in the evening. well, because we lived in the same hospital in the republican clinical hospital, another problem is non-working elevators, therefore, on duty, always strong volunteers transport patients on stretchers along the floors, deliver boxes with medicines are distributed around the department, food svetlana gordeeva is not nabrykova. valentina abramenkova ntv tonight, as the eu defense ministers are expected to determine their position on the eu training mission for the ukrainian military, an informal meeting of the heads of military departments is taking place in prague that the eu has plans to centrally train the milita

she even charmed a stanford neurosurgeon into helping her with her homework.ut her condition was worsening when her final semester began. >> and i said, that's not a good idea when you're having spinal fusion the same day the semester starts. she goes, i can do it. i can do it. >> reporter: she kept at it, even though she was never able to take a single class in person. but a few weeks before graduate, tragedy stuck. for no known reason, she aspirated into her breathing mask at night and it caused a reaction that filled her lungs with fluid. three days later on april 27th, she died, without completing the requirements for her degree in biology. but the school discovered that she did have enough credits for a liberal studies degree, so they issued a diploma. that will always be one of her mother's prized possessions. >> it's more than just a degree to me because i know everything that she went through while she was getting it, and so to know how hard she worked and know everything she went through and to have it in my hands now, it means everything to me. >> re

the original video is from last september when the president and renowned tv actress neurosurgeon dr.hool about the pandemic. well, jill spoke to the students, he just sniffed them. but, no, he didn't leave because of an ice cream truck. but the edited version somehow forced reuters to take time away from hard hitting journalism to actually fact check it. altered, this video has been digitally educated to include ice cream truck music. finally though they got a fact check right. but if you're gullible enough to think that's real you might just be nicole wallace. and that's not a joke so no need to fact check it. why don't we sit back and see what the real video was like, the unedited one. >> mayor bowser and chancellor farabee, you know, thank you for joining us as well. and for families across the country, you know, the school year, gosh, it's always brings this mix of emotions. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> greg: tyrus, i told you this is the greatest segment ever. fact checking memes. >> tyrus: i honestly feel the ice cream edit is better. what do you want hungry g

the neurosurgeon vladimir klimov, who was a volunteer at the lugansk clinical hospital in the spring,rrent regime . now there are about 70 doctors there, and according to the staff there should be 500. usually, there are still people on duty in the hospital. they worked for a day, they go home, others come. but this mode is 2 weeks 24 hours seven days a week, that is, well, it is also very stressful to operate in the morning in the afternoon in the evening at night, because we lived in the same hospital in the republican clinical hospital, another problem is non-working elevators, therefore, on duty , always strong volunteers transport patients on stretchers from floor to floor, deliver boxes of medicines from the warehouse, deliver food to the department svetlana gordeeva is not nabrykova. valentina abramenkova ntv in the liberated territories of donbass and ukraine, there is a lot of difficult work for teachers in the midst of preparing for the new academic year, in some of the settlements that are often under ukrainian shelling training will remain remote for the time being, but mo

result, he receives additional information about exactly where his instrument is located, the neurosurgeono performed the operation, even compared it with a gps navigator, the developers call their know-how x-ray vision. for doctors. it looks like the development is helping sisters find veins to inject by telling them where they really are. a miracle of technology. looking forward to when it becomes a daily reality further. miracle goods column about when advertising is true and when it is not a home appliance to help get rid of body fat and create a dream figure, i worked mainly on the hips and stomach and weighted blankets to help sleep soundly. how difficult it is to put them in a duvet cover and wash them, as well as the most amazing discoveries and inventions are the leaders of the weekly news hit parade. with avito i sell cars all over russia quickly for whom employees for my business? i provide more items. here, tomatoes, potatoes strawberries and even pineapples with the help of some smart and at the same time budget technology, you can harvest a triple crop of six hundred 34 kg fr

we did some follow-up imaging after the decompression by our neurosurgeon here who did a fabulous job, an important image, but what's really most important is easton and to follow him closely to make absolutely certain that his recovery is up in every possible way. >> doctor, thank you so much. i appreciate your time and easton's family for being willing to let you share this. so far, knock on wood, good news with everyone. thank you. >> thank you. >>> next, officials are cracking down on two california men who are allegedly behind billions, billions of robo calls. we fit your standards, with no-compromise quality and a lifetime guarantee. bath fitter.r. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free e consultation. if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds 2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce e risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds 2 supplent. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch.

ben carson, neurosurgeon and former trump hud secretar y. dr. carson, you grew up in a single parent household. you worked worked your tail ofo get where you are. what kind of message doeof ms t send to kids who were in your position at one time?ell, well, it's it's a horrible situation. thanks for having me. first of all, this is not helping the inflation situation because it's clearly unfair to others who've worked very hard and said that, you know, i borrowed a total of eleven hundred and fifty dollars when i was going to college. i was at yale.y they had some free college tuitioption. postpone that option you paidt o back not according to what youuo rrowborrowed, but how much money you made. so i paid it back multiple. so u yeah. you knowmultce i got on , it waw the first things that i worked to get rid of because it was unfair. and that's really the issue here. this is supposed to be a awheree country where we have liberty and justice for all and yet now we have this plan with the debt cancelation over 500 dollars right there, loan forbeara

the sandy area, the symptoms indicate pressure moreover, in the center, the witch doctor, as a neurosurgeoncompletely different area. so that's the reason for my early outing. she lied exactly what she told us here. who are you? i'm masha and this is tolya your nok. today we are celebrating the anniversary of the wonderful artist beloved by all, roman madyanov. now we will see a congratulation on the account of one of your colleagues, my love. well, i'm sorry, do you see in what i saw you see? i have a performance of a robot again. i am so tender i want to say the words to you, my joy. i really want you and me to go fishing, i really want you and i to pick up mushrooms at all, finally, not all. we do this, but our favorite things with you. i feel like we knew each other in a past life. i'm afraid to offend anyone, but it seems to me that today this artist is the best at playing drunks and, by and large , this is a teacher, because watching roma , i understood how i should work. removed his hand. i watch roma stole and realized that he was relaxing his muscles his face, as it seemed to me, s

as a neurosurgeon, i can responsibly tell you that miracles do happen.e is a meerkat. the fact is that we ourselves do not know whether it is a code or a meerkat, so we invite you and us to figure it out right after watching the video of the animals, the cat mila adopted a meerkat. the animal ended up in a shelter when the owners abandoned it. mila , who recently lost her kittens, took the baby meerkat under her care. today, it’s not the first time that karen is visiting us, along with her nephew, whose name is leo a with his grandson yes, these are grandchildren, but okay, we’re glad to welcome you back to the lion, who will talk to you or grandfather, what’s on video going on? it is not clear where the code ends and the meerkat begins. how similar we are! it looks like one face one face. can i ask surik a question in armenian? yeah, because to be honest, i'll just say, that's how you can really fall for the charm of this creature, because he seems to be quite cute quite harmless, but nevertheless, when he is at home on a permanent basis. it's a complet

cinema 1tv presents this best neurosurgeon in peter and now he does not remember the person after theration , he does not remember anything, who he was the eye. it even seemed to me that it was my inflammation of the gallbladder , all that instead of the eyes of an ultrasound scan or something from me? sash, you help them help yourself, i can't. movie one tv presents, i'm getting married today for real. i just want you to be happy. it is understandable, perhaps, he took me all this time, but you believe me, then you, do not get divorced, what happens in general for the first person you meet. if i leave, now, i will leave forever movie odin tv is. we continue our broadcast and now we are in touch with lieutenant colonel of the people's militia of the dpr deputy of the people's council of the dpr andrey vasilyevich baevsky andrey vasilyevich hello to us to finish your meal surely you have read. i think that you are studying ukrainian, so to speak, in public e public. well, there appeared such an interesting characteristic story, you know, let 's read a very important one, we are directl

near the sandy area, the symptoms indicate pressure, and in the center, the witch doctor, as a neurosurgeont miracles do happen. our work and direct communication with us is semyon pegov, head of the wargon project, ask, we will find out. he has all the details of what is happening on the front line, which he always knows semyon has exclusive information, like this time semyon hello. colleagues i welcome you to work in the slavic and kharkiv areas. this direction is related. but basically we are advancing on tasks with the special forces of the russian guard, both in the western izyumsky forest, and in other areas of wooded areas, where our the legendary russian special forces special forces, vityaz, i note that for channel one, in general for all russian television, this special unit is not a stranger. in what sense am i less than during the big tragic upheavals, including those in the early nineties, when, among other things, the protesting radicals wanted to capture, and it was the special forces who defended the ostankino tv tower, it was the special forces who defended it . vityaz ensu

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as a neurosurgeon, i can responsibly tell you that miracles do happen. what is behind this sign?tand, is not cancelled. more than 420 outpatient cancer care centers throughout the country free and close national projects of russia what is important here and now switch. this is the news on first hello in the studio of valery korablev ukrainian radicals fired at the city of stakhanov, the lpr fired a dozen ammunition from an american multiple launch rocket system with shells of a standard nato caliber, hit kiev and kuibyshev districts at donetsk at gunpoint in just the past day. the dpr attacked more than 40 times, two civilians were killed, several people were injured under fire, six were wounded, settlements, dozens of houses and other civilian infrastructure were damaged the day before in the evening, they managed to cope with a fire at the chemical plant isterol gorlovka, which was hit by one of the shells of militants, as the director of the enterprise said, there is no risk of emission of harmful substances. the russian military fighters of the people's republics are doing ev