you still want to live in a nice house and that you have to live with your parents until you're 30 simply sad because the labor, my, or the housing market doesn't offer anything. i think if they could work more and then would be able to buy that house if the like their parents were or their grand parents were, i think they boards but the fact that it's not possible. so i think, i think the choice for a free time is, is not. i think it's exaggerates, of perhaps a bit. i think they, they still want to work and they still want to have a good job and they would like to live in the house. but i think that's not very parents, perhaps from the data at the moment. other part timers, meanwhile, might be very much open to increasing their hours. it's also a completely different, a choice whether you go from 24 to 26 or you go for 4232 and i think there are really different groups. and sometimes we wanna, when we talk about the bar time, it's just one big container term with the question now facing governments is, how do you make that extra hour or 2 or 3 of work worth it for employees, posted nethe

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of green spaces, here are the actual doors, let's try to talk with the owners, the owner of the nice housecorrespondent's scream, he sat quietly in his hiding place, but we managed to find a place to hide. after a criminal case was opened for smuggling live crab, he suddenly quit and started selling the same crab. moreover, the office of the vostok-1 company is located in the adjacent entrance to the main entrance to the regional claim. if standing. well what are you talking about? well, how about what? you used to be the first to sweep, do you have any information? yes we have information compromising me? which ones can you name? we have information that, as the first deputy head of the investigative department of the russian claim in the primorsky territory, you provided active patronage to the vostok-1 company and interfered with the investigation of criminal cases against this company on the smuggling of crabs to the people's republic of china? well, you're not ashamed. this is to say, how much did you get paid for it, we work for a salary, former high-ranking employee of the regional

everything, the project is completed, it is already our pleasant history, pleasant memories, plus one nice housechernihiv, i came here to my husband, this is his house, and i am his wife, so i came in 1987, and i live in this house in 1987, because... . i like it very much, so god bless you, all the best to you, bye, thank you, goodbye, in addition to wooden houses, old wooden churches have also been preserved on the territory of modern polissya, the church was always open to people, if you are not feeling well, it is a chapel by the road, you see, you wanted to, you went in, prayed, here and left, put a candle and left, this... should be open to people, the temple was opened, the occupiers approached the temple, they did not enter the temple, they stood, the patrol stood, visited and left, that is, the mongols did not even defile , no muscovites, our church is not here entered, they must have felt something, this is the wooden st. george's church, or st. george's church, one of the most unique and beautiful monuments. of the ukrainian folk architecture of polissia and the main decoration of the

of green spaces, here are the actual doors, let’s try to talk with the owners, the owner of the nice house the noise and scream of our correspondent, he sat quietly in his shelter, but we managed to find alexander’s deputy in front, former security officer andrei utkin. for a long time he worked as the first deputy head of the investigative department of the investigative committee of russia for the primorsky territory. after a criminal case was opened for smuggling live crab, he suddenly quit and began selling the same crab. moreover, the office of the vostok-1 company is located in the adjacent entrance to the main entrance to the regional claim. if you stand facing the building, the door of the investigative committee is on the right side. the entrance to vostok-1 is on the left, an amazing coincidence, a former investigator, and now a businessman, mr. utkin was confused and did not know how to behave with journalists. you previously worked in the investigative committee, now you work in office of the crab corporation, excuse me, i’m in a hurry to get to work, let’s get up officially ,

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likely see some gusty winds, but then things begin to calm down temperatures tomorrow should be nice house, 70 to downtown san francisco. 72 in daly city. 69 in half moon bay, 70 and millbrae as you make your way inside the peninsula. really just a beautiful, warm day. in fact, the south bay, some of the warmer numbers, mid 70's there, the santa clara valley by tomorrow afternoon, east bay looking good, staying dry for tomorrow. looks like dry and weekend to in fact, high pressure going to build in and it's going to stick around right through the beginning of spring. the end of winter looking good. as we look toward the weekend, lots of sunshine for saint patrick's day. staying warm and nice right through monday and tuesday of next week. and we continue to celebrate women's history month by spotlighting the bay area's remarkable. police ia thibodeau works to help underserved seniors in san francisco kron four's philippe gaulle has the story. >> think police here thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were no white recreational health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis

degrees that extended beyond the country to, with people in china and to follow us along up as nice houses are russian embassies, the following. the tragedy to us national security advise that strong copy onto the questions out of press briefing, suggesting that anyone who believes ukraine was involved is mistake. there is no indication at this time that ukraine or ukrainians were involved in the shooting. but again, it's just broke. we're taking a look at it, but i would disabuse you at this early hour of any connection to you, print of the scale of death on destruction came to light to ukraine's president said the kremlin only had itself to blame for the terrorist attack. so i'm is 11, is, was through the rest of the russian foreign ministry. this just thought of this up . what happened yesterday and must go, obviously, both put in another. i'm just trying to blame someone else and it's, and they always have the same methods. it already happened and they were blown up houses you and shootings and explosions. and they always blame others. they came to ukraine, they are burning our cities.

place, in the village of belogruda everything was already ready for their arrival, a cozy area , nice housesd, complete comfort and one hundred percent safety, attention will be paid not only to health, relaxation and entertainment, here children from ukraine will be introduced with belarusian culture, traditions, this is the attitude, thank you for taking the time to talk with us today, all the best to you, alexandra mikhalchuk’s daughter, veronica, is in touch with us now, we are glad to welcome you. veronica, please tell me, did you go on vacation to belarus to a children’s camp? yes, back. what was there? what kind of vacation is this? well, there were a lot of events, swimming pools, concerts, exercises, there was a lot of things. what did you study? they had more like quizzes, they held concerts, events themselves. i know why am i asking this? because it says there that supposedly some kind of anti-ukrainian narratives were instilled in the children there by teachers, that’s what can be said about this , they said anything about ukraine at all, you remember some conversations there, so

nice house got submitted through ties with the united states, a setback from what was was a crucial online in west africa. it photos of the lead us in the highlands for getting close ties with washer, also taking power emitted to cruise. so what are the impacts with this have on the region? this is inside story, the .

there is some people who in season on sending towers nice house to train the british daisy some all for their initiatives. so we are ready to supply them on our own, if you supplied to was the goal is big crime, in brief, german general sort of planning operations not only against the crime in the bridge, but also against the meal to treaty lasers, seeing the deputies for all the russian territories, some people say that states means house could be used to strike the kremlin. aren't they going to far? and old is wishful thinking here. but so the sort of fantasy is they're trying to cheer themselves. i'm trying to intimidate us to do it. this way to get them. as for germany, they have to assume that what kind of problem solve the constitutional nature, the state, the doors are prepared to 12. they said the right thing once will happen while you have these towers me. so i will will strike that part of the crime in bridge that's even in their own understanding as part of the russian territory. oh, deals dumpster applies. you'd set that i'm of on there just initially i'm going to soon, but

field, you know, near the phone and you told me that we're moving nato and sylvia made mine still nice house to nest front, including n t bank lines and t personnel model. and it's henry shell sides of this, i thought we've created more than $300.00 tank minds, including french and american ones, or the person did it. meanwhile, the state people, including 3 children, were injured in an attack by ukrainian forces on the city of my case got in the done yet screech, and that have been 11 similar assaults carried out by kia from the last 24 hours alone. ocoee equipment costs are possible from the c of this difficult succeed. he's the results of yet another ukrainian attack against civilian population. here in domestic republic, a people were voted as the results of this attack. 3 of them, 4 children, one boy a 16 years old is still an intensive care, so a number of casualties may still arise. flo will, who shall, was one of the amino thing. gotcha. i was told to look a gently and my wife was at work and go there was no one here. if i was home right now, i'd be sitting here. there was such a fra

so i'm not saying that if you have £100,000 and a mortgage and you want to buy a nice house in surreyt you everything you want. however, i think it adds to that political risk for the tories, which i know, we know it from our inboxes, don't we? and you know it when you talk to voters around the country, people think, well, it's all right for them. many people have that sentiment, and the prime minister's personal wealth is also part of that issue. and yet your colleague, andrea leadsom, a member of the government, said the cost of living crisis has ended. and you yourself said this week that £100,000 was not a great salary. isn't there a danger that actually you sound like you're in a parallel universe? well, no, i said that because i was talking to a constituent of mine in godalming who was saying that even on what most people would think and she recognised that is what most people would consider is a very high salary, when you have house prices around £670,000, you're paying for childcare, it doesn't go as far as you think. and that's why under the conservatives, we say that we shou

most basic mean nice house got submitted through ties with the united states, a setback from what was once a crucial online in west africa. it photos of the lead us in the highlands for getting closer ties with washer, also taking power image that occurs. so what impacts with this have on the region? this is inside story. the hello welcome to the program of how sion have by just a year ago and tended blaine can was india. the 1st of a visit by us secretary of state he hailed the west african country as quote model, the present is a little democracy and a model of cool pricing and 5 months later the ministry ceased bala in a cool. now nisha is got sale committed to ties with washington, and once it's full says, to leave the follow full colonial power of friends whose troops was shown the door locked this in the meanwhile, i have relations with russia. i have been deepening with moscow's influence increasing in the region. so what's going wrong so quickly from washington's point of view, and what does miss as well, is that for us troops to leave being for the flight guys of drugs in the

thinking, "oh, i'm going to have to pay a bit more tax to compensate some people who maybe have quite nice housesn, i think that there's. a legitimate argument here, which i hope most people would be sympathetic with from the womenl who say they really didn't know. i think there's a question| of whether it's all women who were born in the 1950s who get compensation or whether it's - restricted to a smaller i group who can prove that because they weren't - informed with good notice, they therefore took decisions which were detrimental- to them financially. so i think there probably— is a debate to be had which we might see in parliament between, you know, those who think, "yes, _ this should be like a flat rate i of compensation for everyone. only certain people should get it." |we could see quite a restrictive scheme that only allows certain people to be compensated. i and then there's also this question. of how much they should get in terms of intergenerational inequality. i'm not trying to create a fight between you two. just to be clear. i think that, you know, _ you want to see politicians co

. >> i bet you got a nice house, larry, nicer than mine. - in don't know of we'll compare some time, you can be a house guest any time you want in rural connecticut. >> i heard your house is bigger than a costco. larry: senator john kennedy, we love having you on the show, thank you so much. >> all right, coming up on kudlow, why do democrats hate israel? we'll talk about it with mississippi senator roger wicker. and why is inflation worse than you think? a new study by larry summers, we have steve forbes and mike faul (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) ♪ grace didn't believe in magic. but her daughter was happy to prove her wrong. you were made to dream about it for years. we were made to help you book it in minutes. ♪ larry: so next up, why do democrats hate israel, fox news correspondent peter doocy at white house. what do you hear? reporter: we're hearing that president biden has not officially or unofficially threatened to stop sending arms to israel at the moment, but we know there is one relatively moderate senator, democrat chris van hollen in

family of the commandant of auschwitz and his wife and their family and the life they lead with a nice house exactly abutted auschwitz in the early 1940's. and that wall, which is in the film and that situation, is absolutely real. a metaphor, as my friend message said, where we can tune out systematic violence and justice, oppression, all sorts of things from our lives in order that we go on with them. i suppose the film asked that question, what are the walls in our lives -- do we have walls like that in our life? are there groups of people whom we care about more than others? groups of people socially, not friends and family. and it seems quite clear that is the case. i suppose the other thing about the film, we always wanted it to feel modern and about the present. everything about how we made it come the director of the film wanted to make it was to make it feel like it was happening in the present and it reflected the present. and through the tools of filmmaking, cinema photography, acting, music, sound design to create this immersive feeling of present tense-ness which was a means to

. >> i bet you got a nice house, larry, nicer than mine. we'll compare -- in don't know of we'll compare some time, you can be a house guest any time you want in rural connecticut. >> i heard your house is bigger than a costco. larry: senator john kennedy, we love having you on the show, thank you so much. >> all right, coming up on kudlow, why do democrats hate israel? we'll talk about it with mississippi senator roger wicker. and why is inflation worse than you think? a new study by larry summers, we have steve forbes and mike fa faulkender, i i am kudlow, and i'm keeping my house. the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidoca

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. >> and i think people are starting to realize if you bought a nice house because the sometimes weretes were low, it's worth it to think oh my, there's going to be a vicious cold snap like we had in kansas city, minus 9, and your house is going to just be destroyed. >> yeah. we saw exponential growth through the southeast, places like texas with those bursts in january. huge growth in interest, online conversations. so you see consumers. >> outdoors there seems to be a little more sensitivity to rates. when you have those really premium doors and really premium decking it seems like it puts pause for a moment that repair and renovation, people are pausing a little bit. i would have thought by now they would have said i have to stay in this house dpforever because have a low mortgage rate, it's time for my place to look better. will that happen? >> that's a fairly big new construction business and so you saw more of a dip and then a bump back and then you're right, r & r's been a little slow to come back but we're seeing it sequentially get better month on month, quarter on quarter, a

spread of this compound really up in wilmington, delaware and it house at rehoboth beach and a very nice houseand he clearly lives the life of a rich man. he made some money speaking, certainly, after he was out of office for while. but the question remains and the committee investigating him hasn't completely answered it in a way that proves that he took money improperly. >> bret: yeah. and chairman comer is inviting president biden to testify as well. i doubt that's going anywhere. buff, that's coming out, apparently tonight. turning topics now to the issue of abortion on the general election, brit, wabc radio former president trump suggests he supports a national ban at 15 weeks. the number of weeks now people are agreeing on, 15 and i'm thinking in terms of that. and it will come down to something that's very reasonable but people are really even hardliners are agreeing seems to be 15 weeks seems to be a number that people are agreeing at. biden campaign put out a statement saying after overturning roe trump is making national abortion ban a hallmark of his campaign for the presidency. you

i'm just saying -- [ laughter ] "i'm just saying it's a nice house. a where i could afford the property taxes! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i was just making small talk i didn't think they were gonna give me the house and then charge me property taxes on it, but -- i got a friend, we had a gig recently he's a comedian. he was opening for me, his name is steve and we were on the same flight i was in first class, i'm better than him. [ laughter ] and i got on the plane i was sitting there. and this really beautiful woman sat next to me on the plane. very attractive, which has nothing to do with the story, i just want you to know that very attractive women sit next to me [ light laughter ] you know, if airline tells them they have to but still cool [ light laughter ] and my friend, steve, he got on the plane -- now, comedians, we're kind of like ball busters, you know? we like to give each other flak so, when he got on the plane, i said, "hey, i hope your bag doesn't fit in the overhead. not hilarious, just fun, whatever and then, this lady, she goe

because you're on section 8 that you're dirty or that you're just almost not worthy of having a nice housee help. >> moving is stressful for all of us. moving with a section 8 voucher is overwhelming. stephanie: ann lott runs the inclusive communities project, a texas nonprofit that helps people on housing choice vouchers. she hears stories like kassyli williams' often. >> as a matter of fact, in the dallas fort worth metroplex, 93% of the landlords will not take a housing choice voucher. stephanie: a big reason for that, lott says, is that in texas, landlords can legally discriminate against prospective tenants who use voucher income for a portion of their rent. from what i understand, black families are disproportionately affected. >> approximately 85% of the families that we serve on the voucher program are african american. but unfortunately, what we found is that even with the voucher, the only areas that would accept section 8 would be those high minority, high poverty areas. stephanie: you're speaking in past tense. isn't that the case now? >> that is still the case. stephanie: when

the united states, that’s what trump needs, he has a nice house in maralaga, i mean, beautiful what elsel restore the united states, throwing away all the extra baggage, i am also for it. something else, so our task now is not to launch any missiles somewhere, not to strike yet, so i felt everything about this, i wrote 137 pages well, on 138, 135, 136, but the thing is , that it is important for us to continue what has already been started this year, and most likely for the united states, so the main thing, all these europeans that we are talking about now are puppets, that’s the main thing for the one who... controls, these are not very good times for him, if a situation is created for him, it is necessary to create one in which this main thing it won’t be possible to play, the main one at all... worries , i don’t mean biden, and i don’t mean biden, the americans will understand everything strictly, but the europeans, we need to figure it out, they must understand that they will not sit behind their backs , let's turn off the gas, turn off the gas, it won't change anything at all, that

know what's wrong.kn you don't need your politicians who are wealthy and a critical home to the nice houses in the healthy about the problems that your experience. you know there's no food in your fridge pick another so many your bank account. what you don't know is who is going to do that and resolve politicians are wonderful ideas but what you need is change. you don't need some icon. you need someone that is going to make sure that you can feed your family, educate your children spend time with them. right nowry is at the president and wee need to push it forward. if you actually want to do something i would recommend that you listen to the candidates that have a plan to put money in your pocket tomorrow. and if you're notot interested, at least begin mutual aid y live. go to jasminesherman.com for more details and to donate, because we work to do. [applause] all, i'm done with my time. >> thank you, jasmine.ery much. [inaudible] i think we probably agree on a lot of --th [inaudible] >> wait for a moment. they connect to your, the mic so one moment. >>an you all hear me now? >> please st

the united states given that he had such a nice financial cushion, he also built himself a really nice house as a picture of it. as it looks. new haven and he decorated the excellent furniture. you also have an interest in a lot of very pricey hobbies, like he bred orchids. he was fascinated by asian japanese art and he sort of collected very avidly just about anything interesting under sun that he could purchase for this house is house now the home of yale's school of our streets and is known marshall so this was the erasmus horror story the bone was really got underway and they started in very places around the united states. the east coast is not generally considered a very promising place for fossil vertebrates because a lot of people, there's a lot of vegetation, all factors that sort of speak against extensive prospecting was out west. yeah. a few people that were vegetation, most places. and so you can really look at the and look for fossils. it's so much actually went out in the field with a of enterprising yale undergraduates and you see them here sort of properly ready to go out th

you do not need to hear politicians who are wealthy and will go home to their nice houses telling youoblems you experienced. you know thererefrigerator, yous no money in your bank account. what you don't know is what will solve your issues faster. politicians have wonderful ideas. but what you need is change. you do not need some icon. you need someone who can make sure you can feed your family, educate your children, spend time with them. right now our country is at the ipif you actually want to do something i would recommend you listen to a candidate who has a plan to put money in your pocket tomorrow. if you are not interested, go to jasminesherman.com for more details and to donate because we have work to do. [applause] i am done with my time. >> thank you, jasmine. >> thank you very much for having me here. i think we probably agree there are a lot of problems. >> they cannot the mic. one moment. >> can you hear me now? >> we are good. i want to say thank you for giving us the opportunity to debate today. i imagine many on the folks on stage will have agreement about the problems

. >> she lives in a nice house and she is seeing a wonderful man and here you have bob moses who is in small bedroom. who benefited from her death? >> after the murder the defendant moved into her house going to her finances, trying to get into her bank accounts, for emails, trying to determine what her finances are. >> the evidence points beyond a reasonable doubt to the killer looking at us right now. >> now the defense was ready to pounce, to rneys, both former prosecutors were about to try to rip the state's case to shreds and they would ask the jury to consider this question, who ate the quesadilla? >> coming up the defense brought to you by taco bell, bob's attorneys say a fast food wrapper at the scene calls into question the prosecution timeline. >> if she ate the quesadillas she is killed a couple of hours later and if it happened a couple of hours later than bob moses is sitting at twin peaks on video. >> when dateline continues. lin (both lukes) homes-dot-com. we've done your home work. (luke) now, that is worth celebrating! (brad) i love it. (luke) thank you. (brad) home...

i love flowers, tree, fontain water, here in cashan people are so nice, so lovely, and the food is also very delicious, the army house is... beautifully decorated with the smallest of details, the gorgeous mirror works, the delicately carved plaster works on the walls and ceilings, the colorful windows that draw the warm... winter light in, everything about this place is timeless and captivating. some things can't be expressed in words, things like love, honor, culture, art, peace and everything that... binds us together as humans, despite our race and the language we speak. kashan is where the heart speaks. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at. less than two weeks after launching its genocide on the gaza strip, the israeli military committed one of the most heinous atrocities in modern history. back on october 18th, huge blast rocked the al-ahli hospital compound in gaza.

it's changing a little now, extra little bit now, all that extra money they have to have a nice housedon't have definitely have kids. there's definitely privilegearen't have kids. there's definitely privilege aren't that expensive anyway. >> they are quite expensive. >> they are quite expensive. >> feed feed them >> just feed them, feed them wotsits a yoghurt once a wotsits and a yoghurt once a day. and that's all right. that's how get though. that's how they get fed though. >> when talking >> ben. liam, when we're talking about children early on. about fat children early on. >> finally tonight, a >> right. finally tonight, a major for alien fans, as major blow for alien fans, as scientists that despite scientists say that despite several reported sightings of ufos century , ufos over the last century, there's no evidence of aliens or extraterrestrial intelligence whatsoever. where we are alone in this galaxy, folks, and hopes that there might be a species somewhere who agree with benjamin butterworth have been dashed. chris skudder were you hoping e.t. might turn out to be a document

evaluated, you know what is wrong to do not need to hear politicians were wealthy going to go home so nice housesheir comfortable living to tell you about the problems your experience you know there is no food in your fridge you know there's no money in your bank account. what you don't knows who's going to do that and resolve your issues faster. politicians wonderful ideas. but what you need is change you do not need some icon. you need is someone who's going to make sure you can feed your family, educate your children, spend time with them. right now our countries at the precipice and we need to pushtf. if you actually want to do something ith would recommend yu listen to the candidates who have a plan who put money in your pocket■oomorrow. and if you are not interested at least give mutual adria go to jasmine sherman.com for more details and to donate. we have work to do. [applause] >> i'm done with my time too. >> thank you jasmine thanknk yo. >> thank you very much for having me here. i think we probably agree on a lot ofth problems. >> they cannot hear you on the mic. one moment. >> could h

love flowers, tree, fontain water, uh, here in cashan people are so nice, so lovely, and uh, the food is also very delicious, the army housery tale, doesn't it? the house is beautifully decorated with the smallest of details, the gorgeous mirror works, the delicately carved plaster works on the walls. ceilings, the colorful windows that draw the warm winter light in, everything about this place is timeless and captivating. some things can't be expressed in words, things like love, honor, culture, art, peace and everything that binds us together as humans, despite our race and the language we speak. kashan is weather hot speaks (poda lesgi) for iran. in this week's show we'll be exposing the activities of an israeli lobby group operating in spain calling itself action and communication on the middle east, which is usually referred to by its initials acom. there was a poll done by yuugav at the end of 2023 with found that essentially spain was the the most pro-palestinian country in western europe um in terms of public opinion, so this is a country where you pay a relatively low political... price for speaking out for palest

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