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gene lewis nicola on behalf of this audience. i'm going to say thank you so much for your time your expertise. metropolitan museum of art in new york. telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical association since we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy, he was her vision at the young age of 31 to create an

and nicola longford, executive director of the sixth floor museum at dealey plaza. nicola, thank you so much for welcoming so many of our guests the other day to your wonderful museum. please welcome us in our panel as we continue the mornings program. [applause] >> well, yeah, thank you so much, stewart. stuart mentioned he and i had the chance to -- [inaudible] in the pass both at the red cross. stuart was just an absolutely remarkable head of the reagan centennial in 2011. he has saved me from one disaster after another. at the reagan library or otherwise. wonderful to be with you all this morning. you know, i had a little trepidation when stewart told me was what he wanted me to discuss with his panel, death, destruction, tragedy! i thought, okay, this will be quite a challenge. when i saw who our panelists were, who you will be hearing from this morning, this is -- i think you will learn a lot. i think you will find this to be a real pleasure, even though the subject is a difficult subject. for, for all americans! you will learn about more in just a moment. i d

nicola, i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's inaugural parade. and, that was my plebe year and my -- at the naval academy. and my first class year i had the privilege of leading the honor company that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band, the u.s. naval -- national geographic magazine took a picture at the lincoln memorial. it was the marine band, west point, the naval academy, the air force academy, and finally the coast guard academy honor companies. and that's a memory that i will take to my grave. i was the class of 1964 and of course, this was january, i mean september 25, 1963. and i can remember the people on the streets and in the trees to get a better view of the funeral procession being in tears. and my question for you is -- we all remember john john's salute in front of the catholic church on rhode island avenue. do you know any background on that salute? >> i think he might have been prompted to salute, i think that is what the historical record is. i cannot verify that. >> yes, i think that is the case, where jacki

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and nicola longford executive director of the sixth floor museum at dealey plaza, nicola. thank you for welcoming. so many of our guests the other day to your wonderful museum, please welcome us. and our panel as we continue the mornings program. thank you so much stewart as stuart mentioned he and i've had the chance to work. in the past both at the red cross and stuart was just an absolutely remarkable head of the reagan centennial in 2011. he has saved me from one disaster another weather at the right. for at the reagan library wonderful to be with you all this morning. i you know, i had a little trepidation when stuart told me that what he wanted me to discuss with our panels is death and destruction and tragedy and and i thought okay this this will be quite a challenge but when i saw who are pan were that shall be hearing from this morning? it's it's really this is i think you're going to learn a lot and this you'll find this to be a real pleasure. even though the subject is a difficult subject for for well for all americans and and you'll learn more about that in jus

a continuing just in the nicola sturgeon treat, john.ng about that.— is thinking about that. yes you can enable set alarm _ is thinking about that. yes you can enable set alarm bells _ is thinking about that. yes you can enable set alarm bells across - is thinking about that. yes you can enable set alarm bells across the l enable set alarm bells across the british government and clearly nicola sturgeon is playing the nationalist card there are still seeking a second referendum on scottish independence and it is quite clear that sinn fein will push other to what degree we don't know but it is part of sinn fein's core business to push for a border poll for a referendum on irish unification even though she said there is very little chance of the secretary of state for northern ireland introducing such a referendum any time soon. just for all viewersjoining us in taking on board this newsjust all viewersjoining us in taking on board this news just put into context this win as lewis got over saying there sinn fein in terms of the number of se

here's what else about him said nicolás maduro, announcing the new appointment. knows very well the whole geopolitical conjuncture of the struggle for a multipolar multicentric world. is it important to have another filming of the opening of an oil refinery in venezuela 2 years ago, where you performed? the same vice-president who confirmed negotiations with the americans in the last 24 hours. we can confirm that this plant is ready to produce and expand production from 105 barrels per day to 165 barrels per day is called joint with the chinese. while venezuela was under there are a lot of american sanctions here, who have come in, the americans will not have an easy walk around venezuela. besides, as i wrote the day before, the new york times. the united states offers only minimal easing of sanctions, the chevron company, only allowed negotiations, but not production, and then winter comes sergey brilev news from russia south america this is big news with the audience in moscow and the moscow region, see you in a few seconds. mma fighter askhab magomedov was det

patricia: esta semana hablÉ con opositores al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro en venezuela, quienes reclamaar de evitar que haya un desenlace positivo en venezuela, por eso nosotros tenemos que incrementar la presiÓn. patricia: todos los domingos a las 8:00 de la noche por vix. leÓn: en israel hubo caos tras el entierro de esta periodista de al—jazeera. el incidente se produjo durante una muestra de nacionalismo palestino en jerusalÉn oriental , la parte de la ciudad que los palestinos reclama como capital de un futuro estado. patricia: en ucrania comenzÓ el juicio a un soldado ruso. el sargento enfrenta cargos tras disparar a un hombre de 62 aÑos en la cabeza desde la ventanilla de su vehÍculo. podrÍa ser condenado a cadena perpetua. leÓn: una pequeÑa jirafa del leÓn: una pequeÑa jirafa del zoolÓgico de san cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. leo: una jirafa de 3 meses del z

'cause this ain't really - they was like, "no, we got nicolas cage." i was like, "for real?is for real is this his real life story? and they said, "no, it's just a way to show his works and for him to poke fun. and i was thinking to myself, "is he a comedic actor at all? but then i realized, he's a freakin' phenomenal actor. >> seth: he is >> so when you're a great actor, you can do anything, right >> seth: yeah. >> so i was super excited to meet him that's part of why i wanted to do the movie, because i wanted to tell him a story. i just wanted to tell him one story, and make that money at the same time. >> seth: if you can tell a story and get paid - what was the story you had to tell nic cage? >> okay, so -- i mean, i told it to a few reporters. it ended up being click bait but what had happened was, when i was 17 i had went on a date to the movies, right? >> seth: uh-huh. >> and it was my first time experiencing a climax in a movie theater. >> seth: wait, so not a film climax >> no, no, a personal -- you know [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> ladies, you know what i'm talki

nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders.e turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disastrous conseq

nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders.y shouldn't be turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disa

nicolas: young people are tomorrow's leaders.y shouldn't be turned into outsiders, they should be supported and treated as partners. they have something to say, and politicians should listen to them. reporter: five more years, the crowd is chanting in the center of paris. emmanuel macron is aware of the challenges ahead. he addressed everyone in his victory speech, including voters who had supported his challenger. pres. macron: and finally, my thoughts go to those who voted for madame le pen. i understand their disappointment this evening. no, don't boo anyone. i've asked that there be no booing this evening. reporter: macron vowed to unite france. but although he did receive the majority of votes, and many feel relieved the liberal-centrist candidate won, on election night it was clear that france is divided. >> i think that many young people who voted for le pen have social and economic problems. if we want them to vote for a different party in future, we need to show them that marine le pen's political program would have disa

eases sanctions on venezuela to try to encourage talks between president nicolas maduro and the opposition. the u.n. warns key climate change indicators have reached record highs, calling for an urgent transition to renewable energy. first. >> at the canons film festival, the champion of independent films, but even here hollywood blockbusters are overshadowing events. we look at the ever widening gap of the film industry. >> we begin in brussels where finland and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral out of russians invasion of ukraine as the rapidly shifting public opinion a favor of joining the alliance. turkey is blocking them from beginning the process. he accuses the nordic countries of harboring what he calls kurdish terrorists. >> nato's enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected, giving all kinds of support to the pkk and the terrorist organization in asking us for support for nato membership amounts to say the least, to inconsistencies. nato is a security entity, therefore we can

se puede ver en la entrada de un jugador como nicolÁs ibÁÑez. un codazo y una patada por atrÁs.achuca. enrique: el equipo de pachuca tiene esa iniciativa. "perro": fue mÁs eficiente avilÉs hurtado. ahÍ aparece roger. el tiro de esquina frente al amÉrica. lo no valdÉs y sebastiÁn cÁceres. para cobrar este, mira quÉ buen balÓn. rebanada tocino. cÁceres y el contragolpe diabÓlico. ojo con sÁnchez. tremendo. daniel aceves. las dos fallas tremendas de diego valdÉs. la juega para sÁnchez. vamos a ver, llega fernando hernÁndez. estÁ amonestando a eric sÁnchez. ivÁn: ahora es eric sÁnchez. estÁ bien mostrada la amarilla. "perro": han jugado junto con chÁvez. ivÁn: un delanteros y dos de la media. "perro": buen trabajo de la defensa atrÁs. bien el arquero quedÁndose con ella con tranquilidad. "profe" en: ahora guillermo almada piden la tarjeta. me parece que ella quiere buscar que se empiece a emparejar. "perro": queda atrÁs cÁceres. los invitamos a disfrutar en familia los nuevos capÍtulos de la rosa de guadalupe. toque largo de chÁvez. llega sÁnchez. la ventaja serÁ en la defensa. balÓ

nicolas total film adaptation of the educational process and the rewriting of the joint pages of the of the russian and ukrainian people is handled by the ministry of education and science of ukraine in 2016, this department. quotes taking into account the historical events of recent years. end quote approved 25 curricula , the most extensive adjustments were made to the programs in history and geography. i even took with me a geography textbook for the eighth grade, edited by a muslik and a capiroles. if you believe him, then the ancestors of the french , spaniards, portuguese, turks, and even jews came from ukraine i want to turn to my french colleague nicolas, you knew that you are actually a ukrainian. don't believe. read the textbook. i took it from there. it has iron logic, since the ancestors of the french are galas, they came from galina who are in ukraine. do you know that, according to the author in the textbook, the ukrainians, the poles are of slavic origin, and the russians at the countess were denied slavic belarusians, we attributed them to to the baltic peoples in the

i want to turn to my coffee french colleague, nicolas, did you know that you are actually ukrainian. if you don't believe me, read the textbook. i took it from there. she has iron logic. since the ancestors of the french are gals, they came from galina who are in ukraine. do you know that, according to the author in the textbook, the ukrainians, the poles are of slavic origin, and the russian countess refused to go slavic belarusians were attributed to the baltic peoples? in the textbook of the history of ukraine for the seventh grade, under the general editorship of lyakh and kemerova, it is said that the formation of the ukrainian people has 140,000 years. in the history textbook for the ninth grade, edited by turchenko and morocco, it is stated that at the end of the 18th century ukrainians were one of the largest peoples in europe at that time. europe entered the first millennium of a new era called ukrainians. end of quote. vasilyevich well, you know, i read textbooks of this kind. uh, my daughter goes to school uh in one of the schools in the city of kiev, i'm with her reached

first minister nicola - joining us.anks for that. lindsay who has been - preference votes -- snp. thanks for| that. lindsay who has been following the picture in scotland for us throughout win two with the first minister. throughout win two with the first minister. let's look at the picture in wales. our correspondent, tomos morgan, is in cardiff. evening thomas, bring us right up today for people justjoining us with what's been happening there. labour are the big winners here in wales today. 30 for seats up from 2017, the tories losing 3a were almost at the halfway stage now. half the counts declared labour, the council laws in 2017 they lost in 2017 they lasted to the independence. they form one seat short of retaking for the bill be a little bit of a setback. how is strengthening their position in other areas. an interesting result in northeast wales. historically that area has been a labour heartland however, since the brexit bowed up until the pandemic there has been moving towards the conservatives seeds in local

so that's new. nicola is preparing for an increasing number of centenarians. a private initiative aims to raise funds to build a regions 1st, nursing home, rapid advances in longevity, research are prompting a rethink of existing social structures. what will our lives look like if we continue to grow older and older? centenarians did their contribution now at somebody else's turn to take care of them. well, when a via don't nicola where the live that i go those how when we visit the long tables, you ask them, how do you feel about this project we're doing well. yeah, i completely. i'm going to be a $103.00. how are you? yeah, yeah, go, but that's great. but when you get old, you eventually need some help with a use that any like it and you're lucky to live with your daughter who looks after you get out. there are people who have no support or no family dies, the employer, they left me okay, left me a noisy thing this year and no miss and to valley. yes, i feel happy to have lived such a long life. go with my friends and family are here. i don't, i want to live

. >> translator: i came home and there was nicola.re the others? he said, there are no others. >> mykola says after being taken from their home, the three brothers were blindfolded and interrogated in a scellar for three days. they were beaten, and two months on, he still struggles to speak. what do i think of the russians? i hate them with all my soul. they are animals. they should burn in hell. it was only after the russian withdrawal that a month after their execution, yivkeni and his sister were given a proper b burial and the peace they were denied. >>> loving it or leaving it? mcdonald's is leaving russia for good, with 800 restaurants there, making it the biggest store in business since russia's invasion. the exit of the country represents a new isolationism of russia. >>> there is a 10 billion there are bounty on his head. he's never spoken with a western journalist, never shown his face on a tv interview.w. s in more plalaces than anyone. another r reason t-mobile is the leader in 5g. (music) who said you have to starve yours

nicolas cage played himself, critics called this role the best in his career.the actor was horrified by the script and wanted to refuse filming and what eventually convinced him about this today? news? show business on the most famous film review site rotentometis critics appropriated a record 100% rating for the film, the unbearable burden of a huge talent, the main character of this action comedy, an actor whose nickage is played by actor nicolas cage , the role turned out to be so impressive that it launched a new round of his career, which lately, inevitably wanted to go downhill 58- summer cage did a lot of several budget walk-through pictures to pay off his debts. they accumulated because of his habit of living luxuriously due to legal tragedies with ex-wives. now. he is already married for the fifth and she is pregnant. chech owed 14 million dollars in taxes and was forced to sell off all his elite estates, including the medieval nightstein castle in bavaria and his daughter doesn't want anything to do with him, and he's often seen by his own arrogant ni

nicola headlam is a former government economist.rsial recently has been the scaling back of northern powerhouse rail and the eastern leg. and i'm sure you can find out better than i can why on earth, a government that wants to unite and level up would just so flagrantly ignore the views and wishes of the combined northern business and mayors and leaders and everybody who were brought business and mayors and leaders and everybody who were bought into a rail strategy that had hs2 in full both sides and npr across the middle. i think overall the amount we've been investing in rail, notjust through hsz but more broadly, in rail improvements across the north of england is at a record level. but there is more that requires to be done. put simply, through, the eastern leg of hs2 being cancelled, northern powerhouse rail being cut back, that's just bad news for south yorkshire and it doesn't look like levelling up to people in south yorkshire. well, there are other investments that we are making notjust in transport, but money that's gone d

oh nicolas is not yours the postman flies afraid to fly at night.kay , run, nuts are falling along the way. i overslept again, oh my, they got up and called us, in every way. you from trebkov do not touch. it is our pride that a secret bag of special importance was realized from the partisans. comrade colonel task completed everything, hello everyone. hello. everything is fine. and how did the flight go, what was the mode at first like that, and then? in general, everything is fine. thank you. ivanovich listen, how is it with my report, eh? alexander petrovich, i ask you in a friendly way, but stop rushing into a fighter already . well, everything, clearly, decide to go. sasha fate combat operations in your hands and the lives of the wounded, too, you will leave, who to fly, everything, of course, i work. dear lisa yesterday there were three sorties avenged for you. if you were alive, you would have been proud of a good hit and my mother was kicked out by uncle grunya too. hi forces. no, i want to sleep. himself as normal petrovich saw saw returned

nicolas, you knew that you were actually ukrainian. don't believe. read the textbook. from there. it has iron logic. since the ancestors of the french are gauls, they came from a size that is in ukraine. do you know that, according to the author of the textbook, the ukrainians, the poles are of slavic origin, and the russians of the countess were denied slavdom to the belarusians, they were attributed to the baltic peoples? amazing story is amazing. yes, i just wanted to reassure you and the viewers of one line, because a lot is being said. after all people today and before that a yes in finland in nato this threat. on it's own, but a threat ah-ah. and remember, when we discussed austen's remark, that the strategic goal of the united states is to weaken russia in a military sense. i'll explain to you why it 's possible, in principle, fundamentally it's impossible to weaken russia because you recently had a successful test. you have sarmat and not only muslims, the dagger church, which is also sergey borisovich poseidon, sergey's favorite system, this is the guarantee o

with the ceo of kroger and a conversation with the vice president of meta's global business group, nicola mendelson. meta is a rare bright spot in the session. let's get right to the market. stocks picking up where they left off following an ugly april and four down weeks for the s&p. take a look at the 10-year yield. briefly hitting 3% earlier today, the highest level since december, 2018 joining us first on cnbc is manny roman. talk about goodluck having the right guest for the right time good to see you, manny. >> good to see you too thank you for having me. >> significance of the 10-year yield over 3%? >> we think that the fed will raise rates by 225 basis points for the year. >> meaning there's going to be a couple of 50 points? >> more 50 points, maybe even a 75 basis point there's a lot of things we don't know it's a new market, the situation in russia that doesn't seem to get better and the ukraine crisis and then you have a lot of unknowns what it's going to do to the consumer i know you have guests coming on your program to talk about the consumer the question is always the same

remains a distant second to the snp in a country which remains deeply divided on the question which nicolaaim, independence. james cook, bbc news, glasgow. mark trey first said it's pretty good day for his party. it made the biggest gains in terms of seats concrete won control of three more councils, most held in wales. the welsh conservatives have lost control of the only council they held in wales, monmouthshire. it's the first time since 1995 that labour will have the largest group on the council. but today, vows were renewed, from bridgend to monmouthshire. here in merthyr tydfil, too, voters who'd flirted with others in the past have returned to the fold. well, it has been a good day for labour here in wales. we have made gains in every part of wales and we have done especially well where it has been the conservatives who have been our main opponents, and for the next general election, that is very important indeed. where seats were traded, many fell into labour's hands out of conservative control. the tories lost their only welsh council and say they have paid the price for mistakes

cheering. 15 years ago this week, the snp swept to power in scotland and nicola sturgeon�*s party isnew councillors than anyone else, strengthening its dominance of local government. we have increased our share of the vote, we have increased the number of councillors that we have returned, we are the largest party and we have more councils, i think, today than yesterday. so this is an astonishing result for the snp and an absolutely brutal rejection of borisjohnson and the conservatives. labour are also pretty pleased with their performance. five years ago, they were pushed into third place by the tories, humiliating for a party which was once the dominant force in scottish politics. it's a good day for the scottish labour party. after almost a decade, we are seeing labour firmly back on the pitch, we are making gains across the country, we are firmly in a good, strong second—place. but let me be clear to people across scotland, i don't aspire for the labour party to be in second place. the scottish conservative leader, though, is seeking shelter from the storm. douglas ross had call

with you is a delicious life and its host nicolas vishnevsky and today we are guests, a stunning, amazing beautiful successful woman named maria solyony and she has a birthday today. congratulations to masha and today we will prepare a romantic dinner especially for you. masha what happened? didn't it work? he said you need me on business. my duties, in my opinion, are not part of the cooking show. it's time to go home, just don't tell me that the dog is waiting for you, because i booked us a table and the evening only starts. don't you think you've played too much? you are looking for a girl, not for yourself, but for your mother. is it bad that she liked you, and who do you like is the person in your life? you love someone, you wanted to deceive your mother, but you are deceiving. you yourself stop to indulge her and i suffer to solve problems. they run them off. denis denis i'm at home. i'll show you my oh dear hello. you still decided to post us with your precious attention. hello please. a lot of work, i understand, you are now participating in a cooking show, what is understand? wha

adopted by the board of directors of avtovaz today it came into force at the new post sokolov replaced nicolase, who has held this position since june last year. today, a new russian postal container train was sent on its first flight in the kaluga region on what cargo it will carry, on what routes our correspondent, nekenkova, the russian postal container train today started from here from the vorsino industrial park in the kaluga region and is heading to vladivostok it will pass along the main railway artery of the country of the trans-siberian railway, its terminus - this petropavlovsk-kamchatka train is a joint project of the russian railways and the russian post and contains both mail and commercial groupage cargo. including cars of the russian post, as well as cargo from such large readers as the children's world of tape. m.video in total 84 containers contain this train and i appreciate the importance of the development of such cargo transportation. today general director of the russian post maxim akimov spoke about stability. ground communication stability offers of consumer goods, pri

finally after ten years they found themselves in the european cup final —— able to first minister nicolaut. rangers have been in this position twice before, in 1972 they won the european cup cup, and 2008 they left 2—0 two zenit st petersburg at the etihad in manchester and the rangers fans riot up, it is about to say, it was manchester, some rather disgraceful scenes. with that in mind thatjust under two trigger a ring of steel has been erected around the stadium and security has been stepped up. the frankfurt fans are entering from the site and rangers fans from the other. eintracht frankfurt will not be a walkover, they defeated real betis, barcelona and west ham to get your bet rangers will fancy themselves as favourites because arguably this is the biggest match in their history. . arguably this is the biggest match in their history.— time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. that looks? the heat in northern france will _ that looks? the heat in northern france will be _ that looks? the heat in northern france will be triggering - france will be triggering thunderstorms,

there we pop up three times this grand old such, brother, because as for the christians maybe there, nicolaeught the jews, yes, we had a leg in the village of a jew, that such water can catch up with a person everything in pure strength in the power of misfortune and simply protect a person. here. i learned from my mom, whore. i was maleev , i went, sometimes we took with us, and we are the elder sister. she is 7 years old for mayonnaise, the oldest. i already remember, well, now for milk, and before they were on the water, a little bit of milk was added to warm water. yeast, you gave the robot treasures, but before they were on a shovel, so they chopped it good and on a shovel planted the stove before it was. approaches of blood and already the eldest to do push-ups, who brings 100 aunts to the pershostala necessarily and divide into three parts to divide. uh, in the bast part , then god himself, he will be the robot isa crumbs more of this on bumps to wrap in this bump. well, such, probably, the great is on the barrel, it is on the spit and on you, that's all the symbols. from a fruit tree

the twins andrey nicolae from yekaterinburg, this is their debut to support their sons, the father cames my first time here i liked it very much and i am proud. because they serve here. cavalrymen deserve special attention from me and, of course, their horses, which each rider selects individually according to the nature of the garden for the horse, must be suitable for temperament, that is, a demanding rider must sit on a calm horse. here, on a more impulsive, calmer horse, the main elements of the performance were approved back in 2004 , but since then the musical accompaniment performed by the presidential orchestra has been supplemented several times. this year in as part of the celebration of the events of the 210th anniversary of the patriotic war of 1812. we prepared and performed a march written by the russian military kapellmeister, and vaclav leisik, and which is called prince bagration, only the uniform of military personnel remains unchanged; from today, the divorce ceremony of the presidential guards on foot and horseback. while the kremlin will be held every saturday exact

la vida de decenas de personas cambiÓ desde ese 14 de febrero de 2018 cuando nicolas cruz le arrebatÓga mano dura e implemente leyes mÁs estrictas para el control de armas de fuego. leÓn: es que vivir asÍ es una herida que no se cierra nunca. patricia, regreso contigo. patricia: cuatro aÑos despuÉs de parkland y 10 despuÉs de colombine, y no ha pasado nada. la pregunta es si los legisladores se pondrÁn de acuerdo para imponer reglas mÁs fuertes contra las armas. estÁ por verse si las 21 vidas se logran doblegar la enorme presiÓn y los grandes intereses de los cabilderos de la industria de las armas. pablo: uvalde, texas, el paso, texas. buffalo, nueva york, pero el congreso no ha aprobado ninguna ley que limita de forma eficaz a esas matanzas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pablo: el pueblo estÁ cansado de tiroteos masivos", dijo el lÍder demÓcrata del congreso. la legislaciÓn propuesta por los demÓcratas que ponen mÁs controles sobre la venta de armas ha muerto en el senado por falta de apoyo republicano. dicen que las restricciones no son efe

why is| nicola sturgeon -- has nicola nicola sturgeon —— has nicola sturgeon said this is not a votel be a number of papers that will be released that will be exploring all the issues that we need to discuss with the people of scotland and scotland's future. the vision that we have for an independent country. but we are absolutely determined, now that, of course, we have come out of the pandemic phase of the covid crisis, that we exercise that mandate that was given to us and that people in scotland have a right to have a say on their future in the referendum scotland have a right to have a say on theirfuture in the referendum in the first half of the scottish parliament before the end of 2023. how much of the gains that snp received or achieved were down to dissatisfaction about main party politics, particularly with the conservatives? it}! politics, particularly with the conservatives?— politics, particularly with the conservatives? , ., conservatives? of course, we are the main -a conservatives? of course, we are the main party in — conservatives? of course, we are the main party

i want to turn to my french colleague nicolas, you knew that you are actually a ukrainian.on't believe. read the textbook. i took it from there. it has iron logic. since the ancestors of the french in this gala, they came from galina, which is in ukraine, beijing authorities asked 20 million residents to spend 3 days at home due to the outbreak of covid, residents of most of the city will need to undergo daily testing for patients yesterday in the chinese capital, 36 new patients were registered cases of infection, and in north korea, state television showed the country's leader kim jong-un in a medical mask. this happened after the country first announced a pandemic for the first time about sudden cases of coronavirus infection and beat the lockdown, according to media reports , more than 18,000 infected gears ran out. these are the main events to this minute and then we move on to regional news. we continue and now about the events of the moscow region, cloudy cool weather is expected, not muscovites. happy. the air temperature will reach marks of 16 degrees celsius of pr

inscription m19 restoration of the type of relations with venezuela from that venezuela where president nicolasne who buys weapons in russia, biden did not invite anyone to the june advisers, but it seems that he managed to ease the american oil company chevron in negotiations with him, angeles has a few cancers, which has just achieved a positive for himself, he decided more alarmingly that the country wants change on sunday as well. the tour will remain for the first time in history for the candidate of the lions for petro, this is the nature of what is happening with interest to life. already, next to this source, surveillance cameras recorded not all the same the disappeared puma-puma, but another representative of the cat family. it blinks about him, so strengthening experts attribute the positive dynamics primarily to the surplus of the trade balance and the requirements for the sale of a significant part of the foreign exchange earnings of america's exporters, the euro and the dollar lost about 2.5 rubles in price. europeans reached the mark of 59 rubles. which i last tested in june of t

you have a delicious life with you, its non-replaceable presenter nicolas vishnevsky, and we have a legendaryccess, they still have their guns and try to shove them everywhere, and he still beat off the lawyer's teeth, we know on such lawyers. and you look how he flirts with the presenter. and let me gladly give you a little help for pikapers, that in general, women find lasagne for dumplings, pies for buns and cookies. i'm just proud of you, you will succeed, and finally, the teacher asked our problems when the stationery would be, probably, now put the grandmother 's pencils for the co. tell me what will be tomorrow. tomorrow essay tomorrow yeah so good you prepared. but what about how are you? now i'll hang out every day i want to. see what i love what you cook i want pizza. help, we need one more suit. we have a new one. so let's go. you and i will have dinner and great things await us. can i take some more measurements with you? we move forward and backward. forward, forward, backward. roll over hello you promised to turn it on. in 5 minutes i'll be right there, and konstantin yuryevich