it might be nicolas sarkozy again. he: was a joke. he might be nicolas sarkozy again.illed us for five was a joke. he killed us forfive years, he killed the spirit and that is one reason why i want to leave france, he killed the spirit for five years and francois hollande is not helping. and we are not the same people as what we thought we were, still. we do not fight any more. what still. we do not fight any more. why do ou still. we do not fight any more. why do you want — still. we do not fight any more. why do you want to _ still. we do not fight any more. why do you want to leave? you can rail against the place you live in but you want to get out? i against the place you live in but you want to get out?— against the place you live in but you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but i _ you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but i want _ you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but i want to _ you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but i want to pay _ you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but i want to pay taxes - you want to get out? i like to pay taxes but

nicolas sarkozy, the j commenting.es not seem to have been or not they look for this one. it would seem to be a very singular decision on the part of emmanuel macron.— very singular decision on the part of emmanuel macron. absolutely you. there were some _ of emmanuel macron. absolutely you. there were some hints _ of emmanuel macron. absolutely you. there were some hints of— of emmanuel macron. absolutely you. there were some hints of a _ of emmanuel macron. absolutely you. there were some hints of a close - there were some hints of a close partnership, orat least there were some hints of a close partnership, or at least some advice and listing of the former and actual president. but nicolas sarkozy is not the only former politician to take a stand. we now have the impression that francoise hollande will be re—elected as a member of the parliament, they will be a member of the assembly if there is a win for one of the three blocks that you mention, the left this part. two former prime ministers said that they were abs

nicolas even sells them under names named after himself.h the same gastronomic notes. this is something unusual. we invited our regular expert, food blogger, lena yartseva, to try three new vegetables. will she smell a hint of asparagus in a blind tasting. let's start with beans. either these are some unusual peas that i don’t know about, or they are green beans of some special variety. bye bye, cauliflower, also known as nicoletto, is the taste of cauliflower, why, why do we have cauliflower. it is on a short stem, but our cochins are round, why here, if this is cauliflower, such a stem, again no hint of asparagus, maybe at least nicolini will remind you of elite sprouts, oh, this is very tasty, this is perhaps the most delicious of the unknown plants, what you gave me, i think it’s broccoli, when lena found out what exactly she was tasting, she was very surprised, and suggested not to confuse people and not... to name special varieties of cabbage and beans after another vegetable, with which they are not a hybrid, but asparagus - there is

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liz lloyd, former deputy to nicola _ this afternoon. afternoon. liz lloyd, former| deputy to nicola sturgeon, thank this afternoon. liz lloyd, former- deputy to nicola sturgeon, thank you very much indeed. we are expecting thatjohn swinney speech in the next hour or so. this is the scene live at that rally in glasgow where he will formally launch the party's general election campaign. if you are watching in the uk, you will be able to see that life here on bbc news, and if you are around the rest of the world, you can follow it on the bbc news website and app. let's turn to the middle east now, where two key right wing members of israel's coalition government have threatened to bring it down if the prime minister agrees to the latest peace deal offer. the finance minister and national security minister said they were opposed to striking any deal unless hamas was wiped out. last night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal unveiled by the us presidentjoe biden. groups

and that's what nicola sturgeon used to say.be wobbling on it. well, what i'm saying is that there has to be an assessment to determine whether or not that, any licence application is compatible with our net zero obligations. now the prime minister has basically said he will license 100 new projects. i think that is utterly irresponsible. it is... that is climate denier status of the first order. so we've got to have a rational, considered process to look at every application to determine whether it can be sustained and compatible with our climate objectives. you know what that means, though? it means uncertainty for people who are prepared to invest not a million or two, not 100 million or two, there are people watching your interview who've got billions of pounds to invest in scotland and they hear you unable to say yes or no. they hear uncertainty. they hear people playing politics with 100,000 jobs in oil and gas. and won't they think, "we'll keep our money where we like. "we won't invest in scotland." i think what they'll h

i was always jealous of my gentlemen, well, it seems, i was even in love with nicolas, wand, she always not to say anything, since it had not yet been decided, but now what has been decided, nicolas and i decided to live together, don’t be alarmed, well, not in your apartment, nikola has a wonderful house in mytishchi, such picturesque places, fanya, you will come to visit us, and... and we are a little bit of a sanatorium let's wait, well, well, what kind of face, well, well, is it really impossible to be happy for your sister, she was, i think it's better for you to discuss the details without me, mercy, nicola, she herself would never have guessed, well, not tomorrow she will have to bow down in the rain, because now she knows everything. “it’s tactless to express your dislike so openly, you remember how he was crazy about me in 16, yes, i hope he’s better, he’s a doctor, and he made me an offer, go to the hospital, why should i sit here with you and wait for death, no, “you know, loneliness is not my choice, it’s my punishment, all because i couldn’t have children, and you didn’t wa

chairman. -- nicolas: thank you, mr. chairman. it would help enormously, frankly.it would help because when we want to talk to our independent commission partner which we do as much as we can have a -- we have a coalition of the willing. we have folks who want to come to the table, who bel, and have a conversation about it. but having a clear mandate from everyone to the table will let us do what we do best at oncd which is listen to our partners, work with them to address the challenges, an as i said, design a comprehensive framework that allows for harmonization, but just as important, reciprocity. the idea that once i've proven as an entity that i have met the requirements once, i do not need to do so, no matter how many other regulators are asking the same questions. that's what will allow us to both get better cyber security outcomes and at the same time reduce the burden on businesses. sen. peters: thank you. senator hasan you're recognized for your questions. >> i appreciate our witnesses being here, thank you and the teams you work with for the work you do.

what is the political red line the, the european nicola mentioned strasburg from m. p. 's of focusing on the final set of proposed rules and regulations before the upcoming election. these regulations will affect the lives of people across the continent. walk this last game. of course, new regulations of the habits shown such proponents confined to votes needed to post them. the different political camps must reaching agreements in a box drop it's all in the united europe has a chance to survive in the world of tomorrow. to that jessica just came cook, yours must be given the means to act anymore. you have the agency of a normal state and it's on the mind. however, alongside supporters of a strong your, of their own nationalist. so who many european regulations go to fall? the problem in the last years is these, the attempt to remove competence is from the nation, sir. so how are you will do you appear in the union needs? the european union is an alliance of the free nations b u opponents. so even further to the riot, initially they wanted to have bullish the e u. now t

nicolas: there are two things i think i'll highlight for this. something that's a key priority of national cyber director harry cokier jr. the first is that we recognize that our regulatory partners need capacity building or cyber security regulations. we're talking about how we need harmonization we need to ensure they have the appropriate expertise. that's something we at the office of national cyber director with our partners at the office of management and budget in our annual budget guidance we provide to agencies have specifically highlighted for the fiscal year 2025 budget as a key priority that they are making investments in the personnel that they need in order to do their jobs effectively. more broadly, one of the implementing the national cyber work force an education strategy we released last year is both removing barriers and broadening pathways to entry. a key initiative we are focused on right now is skills based hiring. it's removing the barrier of saying if you have the appropriate skills to do a cyber security job but you do not

nicola yoon will be joining us.we got a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] my brother and i had a wonderful conversation with a great comedian alex edelman on "family trips" this week. do listen to that wherever you get your podcast. and now moving on. you guys, i don't have to tell you, summer just around the corner. new york about to experience a brutal heat wave. everyone is sweaty and exhausted, and that includes my writers. you know, they write. they're always a little sweaty and exhausted. [ laughter ] but the hotter it gets obviously the worse it gets. you know, they write hundreds of jokes every day just to get the ten or twelve we use in the monologue, and, honestly, a lot of those jokes just aren't good. [ laughter ] sometimes, sometimes i think they throw in a few stinkers on purpose just to fill the page and meet the assignment. but just because it is oppressively hot, that doesn't mean we can tolerate laziness, which means it is time for another "surprise inspection." [ cheering and applause ]

the, the european nicola mentioned strasburg from m. p. 's of focusing on the final set of proposed rules and regulations before the upcoming election. these regulations will affect the lives of people across the continent. warranty your opponents. so even further to the right, initially they wanted to have bullish the you. now they are aiming for a radical change of european policy modernization. we don't want to see you. and yet this bureaucratic monster with its negative effects for germany, but the confederation of european nations, that's you on the right, left and center over at present legitimate political positions. but the more radical the storms, the less willing its proponents to compromise, done. and this the like funds that have lived in west and brussels for 20 years. all based on your own. it's a european union is a union of 27 sovereign member states. when the states are holding elections in the ship to the right, we see, and the results cast a long shadow, full house dob you've already had right wing victories in some larg

tom: nicola hodson, chief executive of ibm u.k.reland, and deputy president of tech u.k., on how to integrate these ai solutions and the opportunities coming through as a result. let's switch focus to the emerging market space. investors are turning to local bonds and relative currency trades. that's in the aftermath of election shocks that crushed long-standing bets in the largest emerging economies. just think of south africa, india and mexico to name three of the most prominent. i am joined by trang nguyen, global head of em credit strategy at bnp paribas. good to see you again. how has it been the last few weeks, em investors have been whipsawed? many have been taken by surprise, particularly by india and mexico. trang: indeed, i think it is a reminder that markets are heavily reliant on polls, which have been notoriously wrong. it is important to acknowledge that while polls provide a guide, heading into the election, they are never that reliable. it's important to look at consensus positioning. that was the case heading into

and nicola is looking for reassurance that whoever forms the new government will take action.just do yourjob. # so deep in my heart that you are really a part of me # i've got you...# the british medical association says there are qualified gps who cannot find enough work, despite the high demand for appointments. it says some locum doctors in england are having to turn to otherjobs and called the situation ridiculous. they say the government funding of gp practices in england cruised by just 1.9% above inflation in this financial year and some are cutting back on funding for temporary staff. which, the consumer group, says three popular types of sun lotion offer less protection than they claim. they say products from calypso sun bondi sand and asked all failed to pass all the checks. calypso son says on of its prospects were well tested. as to reject the claims. bondi science have yet to respond to the claims. temperatures and lack reached more than 50 celsius. muslims travel from all across the world to make that journey. in the searing heat of western saudi arabia, walking

cambiamos el tema, en venezuela, nicolÁs maduro dijo que se compromete a reconocer los resultados deunos 60 aÑos en los que trabajÓ en 200 pelÍculas, sutherland fe galardonado con un emmy y nos golden globe. nicolÁs maduromostrÓ un documento para respetar a los resultados del 28 de julio, en el que aspira a un tercer mandato, medida que arrestan —— aumentan los arrestos de dirigentes que apoyan la oposiciÓn. >> hoy hemos dado un paso adelante para cuidar la paz, celebrÓ la firma de este documento que va en la lÍnea perfecta del documento de barbados del documento el diÁlogo de caracas, y ahora es el documento del Árbitro electoral. elian: el principal rival de maduro, edmundo gonzÁlez, no acudiÓ al acto, y tachÓ el acuerdo de una imposiciÓn unilateral. practicantes de yoga se reunieron en times square, nu ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ elian: por 22 aÑo consecutivo, los practicantes de yoga volvieron al bullicioso centro de nueva york para realizar juntos su arte y celebrar el solsticio de verano en times square, mientras el sol subÍa a su punto mÁs alto del cielo la gente se alzaba, doblaba la cintur

— of the row that is surrounding nicola sturgeon?_ nicola sturgeon? it's very bitterly divided in this issue with - nicola sturgeon? it's very bitterly divided in this issue with figures l divided in this issue with figures in the scottish national party advocating what they believed to be genuine women's rights backed up by jk genuine women's rights backed up by jk rowling, the author who looks in edinburgh has been very vociferous indeed and complaining about the steps taken by the previous administration to make it easier for there to be self gender identification and event developments going on is the single transferable area by the conservatives of various parties that on one hand, they're trying to target keir starmer and accuse them of equivocating on the issue he adamantly denies that and also attacking the scottish national party in two ways, raising the topic reminds people of the fury and angst there's been over this question in scotland because of gender recognition reform act intending to make it easierfor recognition re

indeed, thank you very much, professor nicola de jager from the - professor nicola de jager from thejoining us on bbc news. the thanks, catherine.— thanks, catherine. this is really a tricky position _ thanks, catherine. this is really a tricky position for— thanks, catherine. this is really a tricky position for the _ thanks, catherine. this is really a tricky position for the anc - thanks, catherine. this is really a tricky position for the anc party l tricky position for the anc party and of course they have these delicate negotiations that could cause instability with the party. does it choose to go further to the left or much more to the centre—rightthere is also an interesting party in all of this and this is the former presidentjacob zuma and his party is expected to win about 15% of the boat and it is only existed for about five months and that is a strong showing of his constituency within the country. as it stands, if he is not part of any coalition government, what will his role be within south africa's politics. remember he is calling for a change in the constitution and

what is the political red line the, the european nicola mentioned strasburg from m. p. 's, focusing on the final set of proposed rules and regulations before the upcoming election. these regulations will affect the lives of people across the continent. bought this from loss of clients. new regulations of the habits shown since proponents confined to votes needed to post them. the different political camps must reaching agreements in a box drop. it's only a united europe has a chance are 5 and the world of tomorrow. to jessica just came cook. yours must be given the means to act anymore. you have the agency of a normal state and it's on the minus. however, long side support has a strong europe, their own nationalist, so who many european regulations go to fall? the problem in the last years is these the attempt to remove competences from the nation, sir? so how are you will do you appear in the union? these are you being union is an alliance of the free nations b u opponents. so even further to the right, initially they wanted to abolish the you. now, they are aiming for

liz lloyd, the former chief of staff to the former snp leader nicola sturgeon.don newsroom. wejust heard john swinney urging people to vote snp and telling people scotland is not theirs for the taking. how will his campaign launch have gone down with the labour party? it is campaign launch have gone down with the labour party?— the labour party? it is interesting the labour party? it is interesting the first minister _ the labour party? it is interesting the first ministerjohn _ the labour party? it is interesting the first ministerjohn swinney i the labour party? it is interesting the first ministerjohn swinney is| the first ministerjohn swinney is not afraid, not shying away from, the fact that his party, the snp, have gone through a difficult time over the last few months, whether it is his predecessor humza yousaf or nicola sturgeon. he described this election as the biggest challenge the snp has had for years. he began his speech by saying he did not expect to be in this position four weeks ago anti—did notjust mean being in a general election, he meant bei

we heard from the slide the former chief of staff of nicola | the former chief of staff of nicola sturgeonay the issue of independence when he speaks woody suit rishi sunakfor him to labour the point? would rishi sunak like john swinney to talk more about independence? we john swinney to talk more about independence?— john swinney to talk more about independence? john swinney to talk more about indeendence? : :, , :, , , independence? we have seen and pass on the snp have _ independence? we have seen and pass on the snp have chosen _ independence? we have seen and pass on the snp have chosen to _ independence? we have seen and pass on the snp have chosen to speak - independence? we have seen and pass on the snp have chosen to speak more about this constitutional about independence, we've seen the conservatives go toe to toe with them if you like and we heard john swinneyjust them if you like and we heard john swinney just the other them if you like and we heard john swinneyjust the other day in an interview with our political editor chris mason saying that if the snp gets a majority in sco

nicola's mother imelda lives in a care home on the wirral. we visit her pretty much every day. others, nicola wants fixing the care system to be a priority for any new government. with no savings, imelda's council pays for her care, but nicola and her brother still have to pay £2200 top—up each month so she can stay here. what keeps me awake at night is the thought that i now won't have enough in my savings pot to pay if i ever need to go into care. successive governments, they accept that this is crisis, they accept that this is something that has to be addressed, and yet they do nothing. today's letter from the care and support alliance underlines the pressures on the care system, including councilsjuggling underfunding and increasing demand. have we been doing anything today? coffee morning. in south manchester, 59—year—old brian is paying £500 a month towards his four daily care visits, even though he's on benefits. he is now in debt. i'm behind with my gas and electric and other bills, with paying for the care so much. his uncontrolled tremor stopped him working as an elec

starring nicolas cage and maika munro.ted from english as long-legged - this is the nickname of the antagonist. critics say they've never seen anything like it nicolas cage's sinister performance, the film itself has been compared to the iconic silence of the lambs. the new horror film will hit theaters on july 25th. the biggest moon is a russian fantasy film that is not a frequent guest in our cinemas. for some people. mers have supernatural abilities, they can influence the emotions of others, but they themselves are not capable of falling in love, but everything changes when emer, the half-breed denis, meets katya, a girl with hidden power. it doesn't hurt, because you don't feel pain either, you always knew that you were different, you i was afraid of this, i thought that you were the only one, but you are just like us, at first glance it may seem that the film is a domestic answer to the vampire saga twilight, but the biggest moon has the potential to tell a more honest and even therapeutic... story about managing emo

. >> nicolÁs dijo que los meseros deben tomar un entrenamiento para ayudar a los clientes.lnerables que alguien ponga algo en su bebida. en san josÉ hay una presentaciÓn de la policÍa. . autoridades del condado alameda identificaron a un guardia asesinado la semana pasada. esto fue el jueves pasado. el martes fue un dÍa violento. una tercera persona fue asesinada. >> es incierto. son 30 o 50 veces. Álvaro prefiriÓ no mostrar su rostro. >> pasan estas cosas. somos humildes. una mujer embarazada del cayÓ al suelo. era un r 15. se encuentran fuera de peligro. suman seis los registrados en richmond. la junta de supervisores en san francisco. segÚn las autoridades se prohibida el funcionamiento en la alta criminalidad. una propuesta para restringir el uso de los telÉfonos celulares. Éstos son los riesgos. asÍ respaldan la medida. estamos apoyando legislaciones en california. asÍ enganchan a lo jÓvenes. >> asÍ pie en el congreso que se publiquen advertencias. estamos viendo sÓlo el principio. >> la junta del distrito escolar, el segundo mayor distrito voto en favor de prohibir. >

is nicola sturgeon _ would lose already. is nicola sturgeon an _ would lose already.because he is nowhere to be seen.— it feels irrelevant because he is nowhere to be seen. why isn't he campaigning _ nowhere to be seen. why isn't he campaigning l— nowhere to be seen. why isn't he campaigning i suppose _ nowhere to be seen. why isn't he campaigning i suppose when - nowhere to be seen. why isn't he campaigning i suppose when i - nowhere to be seen. why isn't he| campaigning i suppose when i put m self in campaigning i suppose when i put myself in his _ campaigning i suppose when i put myself in his shoes _ campaigning i suppose when i put myself in his shoes you _ campaigning i suppose when i put myself in his shoes you probably l myself in his shoes you probably think— myself in his shoes you probably think you — myself in his shoes you probably think you chose to get rid of me so why should — think you chose to get rid of me so why should i help. he still believes in the _ why should i help. he still believes in the conservative cause so i would expect _ in the conser

and nicola sturgeon and l yourself and nicola sturgeon and other— yourself and nicola sturgeon and othere—hamilton. - up on the hoof —— alex cole—hamilton. we - up on the hoof —— alex| cole—hamilton. we had up on the hoof —— alex . cole—hamilton. we had a up on the hoof —— alex _ cole—hamilton. we had a discussion about— cole—hamilton. we had a discussion about impact— cole—hamilton. we had a discussion about impact on— cole—hamilton. we had a discussion about impact on small— cole—hamilton. we had a discussion about impact on small businesses . cole—hamilton. we had a discussion| about impact on small businesses of business _ about impact on small businesses of business rates~ _ about impact on small businesses of business rates. small— about impact on small businesses of business rates. small businesses . business rates. small businesses struggled — business rates. small businesses struggled almost _ business rates. small businesses struggled almost more _ business rates. small businesses struggled almost more than - business rates. small businesses - struggled almost more than anywher

nicola, phil and adam.g up, rishi sunak is back on the international stage with g7 leaders. yes >> we'll have the very latest pictures. that's after your headunes pictures. that's after your headlines with . aaron. headlines with. aaron. >> it's 133. headlines with. aaron. >> it's133. good headlines with. aaron. >> it's 133. good afternoon to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. we start with some breaking news. a childminder has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for the death of a seven month old baby. harlow collinge died after being shaken by 63 year old karen foster. the infant suffered severe brain injuries and was taken to hospital but died several days later. foster, who was found guilty of manslaughter, was a registered childminder but was breaking ofsted rules on the number and ages of children that should have been in her care . should have been in her care. labour has launched its election manifesto focusing on economic growth, change and political stability . after he was br

selecciones competitivas que la mayorÍa destaca una diferencia entre 15:30 puntos sobre nicolÁs maduron un escenario ganador de 57% y otras firmas reconocidas publican el mismo escenario en medios vinculados al chavismo. >> la clave es tratar de separar el ruido y entender seÑales y a pesar de su car con la realidad de la mayorÍa de las encuestas y da argumento para cruzar de hacer fraude el dÍa de las elecciones. comentarista: debemos prepararnos para el show de los sectores opositores y aunque registra un crecimiento, esto lo hace desde un piso muy bajo y gonzÁlez recibe el endoso inhabilitado por el chavismo. comentarista: las Últimas encuestas que manejamos son muy halagadoras y se impuso en las pasadas elecciones presidenciales y las encuestas registra una participaciÓn que superÓ 64% del electorado en una votaciÓn entre gonzÁlez y maduro. comentarista: pondrÍan fin a 25 aÑos, pero le quedan cartas que jugar y la candidatura de gonzÁlez y su tarjeta electoral ante el tribunal supremo de justicia. presentador: arrestan al famoso cantante y actor Íbamos a tener un celda de nueva yor

nicolÁs: no lo sÉ. se me hace raro. no me los imagino.es. me da curiosidad. [gritos] [aplausos] [risas] karla: espÉrate. muy buena respuesta. raÚl: hay un vÍdeo donde se le ve... karla: no te trenes. escucha. los trajes de charro son apretados. tiene un traje de piel muy apretado. estÁ dando mucho de quÉ hablar. usted lo puede ver. jessica: days to shine miami llega el 25 26 de octubre. "despierta amÉrica" te trae el evento para empoderar a las mujeres para de todas las herramientas para brillar mÁs que nunca. ponlo en tu agenda days to shine miami el 25 y 26 de octubre. [risas] raÚl: se le veÍa... [risas] [hablan a la vez] karla: mira, mira. [risas] raÚl: saludos a todo ese primer elenco de "despierta amÉrica". [aplausos] karla: tenemos que mandar un mensaje. raÚl: vamos hablar del programa de comedia. te toca. karla: "vecino" estÁn listos para preparar temporada. raÚl: aquÍ estÁ lo que hablo su elenco. vamos a verlo. >> que comience la funciÓn. >> "vecinos" estÁ por estrenar la temporada nÚmero 19. fueron precisamente los lÓpezpÉrez que

nicolae stanciu put romania 1—0 up, with this brilliant strike on the half—hour mark.denis dragus were also on the scoresheet. romania had failed to win their opening game in any of their previous five appearances at the euros, so plenty to celebrate for the team and their fans. well, on display in munich where that match took place, are damaged seats from ukraine's sonyachny stadium in khakiv. kharkiv. the stadium was destroyed by russian troops, following their invasion of ukraine in 2022. the damaged stand, built for euro 2012, was presented in the city centre by former ukraine striker, andriy shevchenko. now, away from the euros, following on from emma raducanu's decision not to play at the olympics this summer, world number three aryna sabalenka and two—time wimbledon finalist ons jabeur have also both announced they wont be playing in paris. sabalenka, from belarus, says there's too much tennis in her schedule. she retained her australian open title injanuary, but lost in the french open quarter finals. athletes from russia and belarus who qualify for the games,

desde el sÁbado en la noche y el lunes por la maÑana explotÓ en venezuela en medios con el gobernante nicolÁsn venezuela. siempre estarÁn listos para presentar informaciÓn verdadera como confiable ya corregir este tipo de cosas que se presentan dentro de una guerra de desinformaciÓn junta la aclaratoria fue difundida por la mayorÍa de los independientes, no asÍ por aquellos que responden al aparato estatal y se hicieron eco de la noticia falsa y que mantiene en sus pÁginas y algunas asegurando que se dio por acusaciones, una situaciÓn tan engaÑosa en la filiada de orlando y esto no sucede en esta empresa y en el paÍs. lo recibiÓ en el aeropuerto yla visita genera preocupaciÓn por el acuerdo entre esos paÍses mediante el cual corea del norte suministra misiles y municiÓn para la guerra en ucrania y es el primer mandatario que recibe desde la pandemia de cobi 19. aprobaciÓn al aumento de la renta para los departamentos y tambiÉn le estaremos diciendo cuÁnto serÁ el alza de estos alquileres. muriÓ de en extraÑas circunstancias y una habitaciÓn del hotel y le estaremos contando todos los detalles

que es mÁs rÁpido y menos invasivo y proporciona mejor control del dolor y a un mes de su cirugÍa, nicolÁss civiles han presentado una demanda para bloquear la nueva ley estatal que obligue a exigir los 10 mandamientos y considera que la medida es descaradamente ilegal, hay judÍos, cristianos y religiosos, rechazaron un acuerdo de $30,000,000,000 y comerciante de los estados unidos y las compaÑÍas habÍa llegado a un acuerdo para superar denuncias de prÁcticas. funcionarios sacrificaron a un oso en un parque y cuÉntanos lo que mÁs sabes. comentarista: las autoridades tomaron la decisiÓn despuÉs que este oso entra un puesto de comida donde habÍan clientes y ataco a una trabajadora que se sorprendiÓ al verlo, en la ediciÓn de vamos a presentar las imÁgenes concretas, en una poblaciÓn el crimen organizado estÁ quemando a las viviendas y asesinando a los pobladores para que bullÍa y se apoderen de sus tierras, esto tambiÉn ocurre al norte, chihuahua. se cumplen 15 aÑos de la muerte de esta leyenda y su fallecimiento, fue considerado un homicidio, muriÓ por un paro cardiaco, comenzÓ a actuar a l

perhaps here you will inevitably remember the expression of nicolas machiaveli from the third decade.ver the past 5,000 years, and no one voluntarily - like this, on the basis of consultation and agreement, of course i would like this to happen, but unfortunately this is still far away, that is, war, as it was, remains a link in the universe. now, as for the ukrainian political elite, which immediately rejected the peace initiative, well, what can we say, it doesn’t hurt, it means you don’t feel that kind of pain yet, then you probably need to do something more painful, this is not because that i am a supporter of some kind of profuse bloodletting there or some kind of severe destruction, well, if you are not ready for this, then, probably, you are not yet it hurts, again, what are your pain points, uh, the energy system is practically already destroyed, i think they will finish it off in the coming months, then, then the question arises of hydrotectic structures on the dnieper on other rivers, well, if it doesn’t hurt you, ukraine doesn’t as great as it seems, perhaps, to some politi

mary nicola, thank you very much indeed. in terms of positioning around the fed and triple witching. switching to the middle east, where israel's military has suggested that prime minister benjamin netanyahu's long stated goal of destroying hamas is unachievable, emphasizing the difficulty in claiming victory in a war that's now in its ninth month. let's bring in joumanna bercetche he, our middle east and africa anchor. tensions between the military and prime minister have come out. what's going on in terms of how the military and the prime minister are thinking about this conflict. >> it's remarkable to see this in the moment. you are seeing an emergency -- an emerging wedge of what some are saying and what we are talking about here is an interview one of the israeli admirals gave to israeli tv in which they stated that to say the goal of this is simply allowing hamas to disappear would be like throwing sand in the face of the public. their stated objective of completely allowing for hamas to be destroyed and neutralized, w

he is going to abank too arrogantly, says another former president, nicolas sarkozy, still an influential of the republicans. giving the french the right to vote to justify dissolution is an interesting argument since that is what more than 25 million french people just did in an election. we give the french the right to vote when they don't have been speaking out for several years. is that they will confirm their anger rather than deny it. macron was busy with other issues, issues of his greatness, europe, ukraine, lebanon, worried about israel, about the gas sector. french affairs were going badly at this time. the country's public debt in the first quarter of this year exceeded 80% of gdp. the international agency snp downgraded france's credit rating from 2a to 2a minus against the backdrop of a budget deficit and negative economic forecasts. there was a need for austerity. macron pushed through pension reform with force. prices continue to rise, living standards fall. the situation is reminiscent of ninety-seven. then they also talked about pension reform. the social crisis after the

we are joined by mliv strategist mary nicola, and also our china correspondent. i want to start with you as we look ahead to the u.s. jobs report. one of the last pieces of data we are going to get before the next fed meeting, what are we expecting to hear? mary: i think the key thing for the markets is more so, even if the job data in terms of how much the economy added for this month, it is not going to be as important as where average hourly earnings are. that's the key. the fed is expecting softness in the data, one of the reasons why they are keeping rates high is to see some softness coming through and some cracks, but of course, not too much. the focus is going to be on earnings and where are earnings headed, of course, because that's what feeds into inflation. if there focus has been on inflation, the resilience of inflation, that plays a really important role so it's really going to be what matters more is really going to be on average hourly earnings, and of course, how that feeds into the inflation outlook, which still remains sticky. paul: i want to t

difundiÓ este aviso de televisiÓn comparando joe biden con el dictador fidel castro, hugo chÁvez y nicolÁsuro. en miami, vilma tarazona. ilia: una delegaciÓn del congreso de estados unidos dado prometiÓ apoyar al gobierno de haitÍ en el axila, los legisladores hicieron compromiso al norte de la india donde se encuentran, exiliado, el presidente biden va a firmar una ley que adoptÓ el congreso. el estado de luisiana se convirtiÓ en el primer en la naciÓn decir que los 10 manÓmetros se han exhibido en un poste en cada habla de las esquela pÚblica, estoy de acuerdo una ley promulgada por el gobernador republicano. los pÓsters serÁn impresos con donaciones y no se usarÁn fondos pÚblicos. la redada descubre que un grupo de xioana chinos y mexicanos lavaba dinero de la droga del cartel de sinaloa, terminÓ la odisea del joven hondureÑo que dejÓ su paÍs ilusionadoy volviÓ para darle el Último adiÓs. la mesa estÁ servida y arranca maÑana la copa amÉrica en los maÑana la copa amÉrica en los estados unidos salonpas lidocaine flex. un parche superdelgado y flexible con la máxima concentración de lidoc

nicolas sarkozy is a naked king, and the president of iran, ahmadi nijad, was compared to hitler. time magazine then named asandzha man of the year. shortly after the publication of the afghan dossier, two swedish women accused asandzh of sexual harassment. a court in stockholm ordered his detention. fearing extradition to the united states, asansh took refuge in the same ecuadorian embassy in london. when, after 7 years, he was expelled from there, according to some sources, for collecting incriminating evidence on the president of ecuador. london police put him in prison. the journalist was facing more than 100 years in prison, but the american offered him a deal and he chose freedom. asanch arrived in australia, reunited with his family after long ordeals. the end of the case was received with relief. washington demanded extradition to the united states, but the prospect of a high-profile trial did not arouse enthusiasm there. it would become another reason for irreconcilable battles, and there is enough polarization in an election year as it is. asandzh himself cannot be blame

critics note that they have never seen such a sinister performance from nicolas cage, the film itselfonic silence of the lambs. the new horror film will hit theaters on july 25th. the biggest moon - russian fantasy, is not a frequent guest in our cinemas. for some people emirs have supernatural abilities. they can... katya, a girl with hidden power. it doesn't hurt because you don't feel pain either. you always knew you were different. you were afraid of this, you thought that you were the only one, but you are just like us. at first glance, it may seem that the film is a domestic answer to the vampire saga twilight, but the biggest moon has the potential to tell a more honest and even therapeutic story about managing emotions and empathy. the director was alexey popogrebsky, the author of the film simple things and co-author of the film koktybel with boris khlebnikov. the dynamic and vibrant film is aimed primarily at a teenage audience, while the creators were clearly inspired by the aesthetics of the 2000s and 1900s, which has become part of the nostalgia trend; you can see the mys

el edificio habÍa permanecido intacto desde que nicolÁs, ahora condenado a cadena perpetua cometiÓ lano de los padres de las vÍctimas que aceptaron ser testigos de este difÍcil momento. [habla en inglÉs] >> hoy es un dÍa muy triste que me recuerda que ya no tengo a mi pequeÑo hijo alex. >>madre de elisa llego con una fotografÍa de su hija. >> cuando la retroexcavadora pero con el edificio me probÓ con dolor o una suerte. >> padre de joaquÍn que no acudiÓ al inicio de la demoliciÓn no cree que esto claro de las cosas. >> no se cierra un capÍtulo, de dolor sigue para el edificio de no bastar. si fuera tan sencillo, habrÁ que demoler la mitad del paÍs prÁcticamente porque los estados unidos el tiroteo se diarios en todos los estados. >> oliver asegura que el derrumbe del edificio no le trae alivio porque nada le devolverÁ a su hijo. >> lo que me generas mucha ira no poder ver mÁs a joaquÍn. >> no se sabe con que remplazan ese edificio, pero la idea es concluir un espacio para honrar y me morÉ de las vÍctimas se espera que el proceso de demoliciÓn termina en agosto. >> despiden a trabajad