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it's been a nightmare — their livelihoods? it's been a nightmare for _ their livelihoods?nightmare for residents of i nightmare for residents of khartoum and that's exactly what they were saying, because the fighting is happening in crowded areas, in crowded urban centres, and sometimes in residential areas as well. so they were bearing the brunt first—hand. so whenever there was a chance, a lull in the fighting for hours, they used that opportunity to try to flee those areas. they tried to evacuate to slightly safer places, particularly outside of khartoum. and the hope was if this three—day ceasefire, this three—day truce was to be upheld, these people might get a chance either to evacuate from the areas or to increase their depleting food stocks, and also for people who need medical support to reach the hospitals and get medical support. so it seemed that, you know, it's been a nightmare since the beginning of the fighting for the civilians, for the residents of cities like khartoum. the residents of cities like khartoum-— the residents of cities like khartoum. �* , .,

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nightmare of the civilian population.rom hailstones. they also provided the killer with the logistics of their places with eagles, the internet connection, armed him with everything they could, then, as if only killer is to blame, you are out of business. guys are you crazy the years that have passed since the maidan have gone . they forgot what they did in the donbass. and i know this very well, because along the line of the then military contact. i kind of traveled a lot and made videos and recorded videos, they were grandmothers who didn’t even know russian in the purest ukrainian cursed these bastard nazis who simply shot them. all the time of the minsk agreements when the people's militia was forbidden by a simple question, the deployment of tactical and strategic nuclear weapons makes the life of belarus security, of course, of course, so that they don’t yelp there. she, too, korea that is, they do not want to respect without being afraid, of course they do not respect anyone. they do not even respect their own peop

no, tasks it was just a nightmare. here the operator did not turn off the camera.t the reaction of the locals. there, in the distance, smoke will be visible - this is an arrival. well, just to feel the atmosphere. women of short stature with a short haircut and immediately only only arrivals. rescuers are on the job. you will be the first to understand that they will try to pile on there on purpose. and you will see columns of smoke rising, they just jumped in hysterics. they fired rockets and left. the west does not see this. the west is not interested. west is more interesting to talk about the tragic death of people in uman, but are you not silent about what caused the work without hands in the ukrainian air defense? i won’t. he is, of course, an amazing leader. i talk a lot in it. but he is such a bukhartillery, he is the brigade commander, the right guys he brought up correctly. he showed self-propelled anti-tank missile systems , chrysanthemums s, for the first time i managed to solve the problem of unconditionally destroying all modern and promising armored

a nightmare for the 5 eyes south. the assessment of top us officials as over a 100 classified documents for li, containing like balance for the conflict and ukraine and notes on china also ahead this our teams. mm. do you want us to sell tenicia? tunisia is not for sale, foreign dictates that will lead to more poverty are unacceptable. gender is president, stays his country, will not yield to what he calls a foreign dictum, rejecting the international monetary fund conditions on that $2000000000.00 load with one minute path carry. i'm enough in a month on here in moscow this saturday, april the 8th. welcome to the global news: rhonda on order. we begin the program today until the fif. we're one mile has been killed and several others injured. after a car plowed into a crowd of people out a c side park on friday, thirties are calling it a terrorist act. according to officials in tel aviv the person killed was an italian tourist. the assailant has been shot dead by police according to reports. in response to recent opti

last month i had nightmares sometimes about nightmare. about nuclear war. did you have any nightmare lately about that? on the 1st question i, i feel a bit. i find that little bit strange you addressing question on what the antonio dash has to say. the to minutes to level of thinking that from me. perhaps you could have us to stephan or, or as g himself as g himself. what he's going to the come up or forward with she was saying as far as i know all the time that that he would welcome any initiatives that will lead to peace. secondly, he's ready to facilitate if he's been asked for her, so i don't think that he has a particular plan to offer, continues to love it for that is not the case. let's see when they meet. i'd be, i'd be happy if you could come with something tangible and realistic for, but i have not heard of any plans by the secretary general that are being discussed, discussed or prepared within the secretary within his office on the, on the nuclear war. i actually, well, because i, i know that at least us, we're not asking for the nuclear war whe

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in march 2020, she stopped paying altogether. >> it is a nightmare. it is an absolute endless nightmare, where it is ridiculous that we are put in this situation for three years with no compensatio or any kind of dialogue on how we recapture our funds, other than that we have to go to cour to do that. i think that that i really unfair for housing providers. >> reporter: the ordeal has taken a toll on john's health. in the past few years he has amassed a stack of documents. john said she has never provide any proof of a covid -related hardship. in fact, he provided documentation of her storage an transportation business registered to her address. he often spotted movers outside hi home. she also runs a local massage business, according to phone records. >> can you tell us why you can pay rent? >> reporter: i got in touch wit martin over the phone, but she hung up on me. currently, tenants can be evicted over ren debt. >> these folks who are evicting the fraud in the system -- >> reporter: on tuesday, officials will consider winding down um. they said t

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the nightmare of losing olympic recognition.to keep boxing distinction because such that for the next generations. i think the sport will be dead if we lose our olympic recognition. we are fighting to keep the olympic dream alive for our grandchildren. well following the news of the breakaway organisation, the iba have responded saying they will sanction and ban any nation from competing — if they decide to join any other boxing association. in a statement, the iba secretary general and ceo, george yerolimpos said, "for those involved in the creation of the rogue international boxing organization and the nations who claim to be members of it, there is no doubt that the iba will reserve its rights to claim damages from any person who is harming the iba's activities and reputation, and/or trying to achieve exclusion of the iba from the olympic family." the washington commanders owner dan snyder is close to a deal to sell the nfl franchise to an investment group led byjosh harris and including former nba star magicjohnson — accordi

making a position we will nightmare bandelog. with such and do not withstand the everyday life of this one. it's elementary if a person is broken, even on this nothing can be expected from him in battle. izhevsk homeland kalashnikov assault rifle our dear vladimir vladimirovich i , in short, wanted to topple georgia like most normal guys, well, i blunted the wrong locomotive. now i don’t regret anything here, we will win, i will return home. well, how can i help? t football fans those who run around with scarves? and we have ultras with them and a rich intellect, on the one hand, on the other hand, there is so much dope that there is nowhere to apply that in civilian life they are engaged in nonsense, hit each other in the face, that they can only throw out this unnecessary energy somewhere, and here you are, guys. work another thing that in war not romance. and it hurts them a lot. in fact. it's not so bad to live. you can even say that it’s interesting, that’s all . the war is going on around, as if it were understandable, of c

the nightmare of losing olympic recognition.istinction because such that for the next generations. i think the sport will be dead if we lose our olympic recognition. we are fighting to keep the olympic dream alive for our grandchildren. well following the news of the breakaway organisation, the iba have responded saying they will sanction and ban any nation from competing — if they decide to join any other boxing association. in a statement, the iba secretary general and ceo, george yerolimpos said... the washington commanders owner dan snyder is close to a deal to sell the nfl franchise to an investment group led byjosh harris and including former nba star magicjohnson — according to the nfl network. the report said that while the deal is not final and no agreement has been sent to the nfl's offices, the parties are close to a deal valued atjust below $6 billion. snyder who bought the franchise for $800 million has owned the commanders, formerly the washington redskins, since 1999 but his ownership has been heavily criticised a

every time i had a nightmare, i woke up, and then the reality was worse than the nightmare, so i went recurring in the nightmare. that's how it went. hours after maia and rina died yesterday, another attack in tel aviv. holiday crowds became targets when a car rammed pedestrians on the busy promenade. this is the moment when police surrounded the attacker, and then shot him dead. you can hear the fear of people filming nearby. the driver was a 45—year—old man from a nearby town. he killed an italian national named as alessandro parini, and injured seven others, three of them british. we heard gunfire. we saw shots and then we saw people sprinting across the street. and then, we heard sirens and we decided it was time to get out of here. today, the car's journey through the grass is marked with flowers and candles, tributes to the tourists who died. this is where the attack happened last night, right on tel aviv�*s promenade. hours afterwards, you've got locals and tourists already gathering here. on a warm weekend evening, this place would have been packed with people. one of the doct

sometimes about nightmare about nuclear war. did you have any nightmare lately about that as well? because i know that at least us, we're not asking for the nuclear war. one of nuclear world is old is not a to the she's threatening the world to the nukes. but he's a part of a propaganda as well. now the press conference did go on for over an hour, and despite these ridiculous questions being directed at the ambassador from russia, there were a number of important points that were discussed. among them was the international sporting body and their efforts to isolate russia. another thing that was discussed was russia's increasing move away from the dollar as a currency in global trade and the rise of alternative currencies and the alternative economy. and in addition to that, there was talk about the grain deal and how the united states has not been fully cooperative. and not really living up to its words when it comes to working with russia to make sure the grain is delivered. so quite an important press conference . russia will

warrants the west of using the false pretext of democracy, of supporting tied want to contain a nightmare for the 5 i south be assessments. i've taught us officials as over a 100 classified documents, hardly containing allied loans for that conflict in ukraine, on notes on china. and also ahead and do you want to sell tenicia? tunisia is not for sale, foreign dictates that will lead to more poverty or unacceptable. trinity of presidents, 8th, his country will not yield to what he calls a foreign dick tut. rejecting the international monetary funds conditions, so the $2000000000.00 with for our law school to the world. this is your r t grid of your company this saturday. i mean, we begin in telephone, where one man has been killed and several others injured. after a car plowed into a crowd of people of a seaside park on friday. authorities are calling it a terrorist act. according to officials in tel aviv that person killed was italian tourist b. a sealant has been shot dead by police according to reports. in response to a recent op take all such incidents, prime minister benjamin netanyah

a nightmare for the 5 eyes. that is the assessment of self u. s. officials as over a 100 classified documents are li, containing allied plans for the conflict in ukraine, on notes on china. and also coming up in the program this hour with don't do you want to sell to nisha? tunisia is not for sale, foreign dictates that will lead to more poverty are unacceptable. trinity, as president safe is country will not yield to what he called a foreign dick tut. rejecting the international monetary funds, conditions on it. $2000000000.00 a year catching the program from this our welcome to moscow and the global news roundup. here on our tea. let's get into our top story. we begin in televi for a one mom has been killed and several others injured. after a car plowed into a crowd of people of a c side park on friday, authorities are calling it a terrorist act. according to officials in tell if he's the person killed was i'm italian tourist b, a sealant was shot dead by police according to reports. in response to a recent op take up such incidents, prime min

it's like awakening after a nightmare, which had to endure humiliation, beatings, physical and morallth undermined, ahead of rehabilitation treatment and, of course, meeting with loved ones, reportage. pavel pchelkin. the transport landed at a military airfield near moscow last evening at about 20:00, another batch of russian military returned from ukrainian captivity to their homeland of four dozen people. i think this is a dream, haggard exhausted people help the wounded to go down to the buses and ambulances soldiers were severely wounded. the first steps on home soil seem to be many definitively. they will believe that they happen only when they hug relatives. russia but not yet at home. i am still far behind from the irkutsk region. the nightmare is endless, tractive, the expectation of many is strong, depressed and ask not to talk to them. they experienced something that they want to forget as soon as possible. how many facts of unjustified cruelty were. i can't tell you anything more. not only here there are people who go through the cheekbone with a stoma, beat off the intest

well, i don’t know, there, like our nightmares or theirs, maybe it’s not worth it anymore., they have already moved, but literally two weeks ago they shot. wow, and pretty good. 155 flies on the head at all. every day 200-300 up to 10 people. well, that's a lot. i don't think about death in such moments. i'm just doing my job. i'm afraid, but it's an instant fear. i, if the consciousness examined myself, there are no unnecessary holes in me, it means that i am already happy , alive, alive, we are working wonderfully further. all of them were friends. terrible situation three shells, six dead, eight wounded. i don't even know their last names, it's not because i'm inattentive, because these are, as it were, formal signs, they don't matter. here you see a person. a person sees you. it matters. here are the eyes of the eyes. here, thank god, we have, uh, the loss of manpower is not as much as in other divisions. well, there were a lot of people who were irreversibly wounded, who are already needed, as we call them, for a long recovery. and those who are now and are fighting. i

at one point, many people quoting me, last month had nightmare some times about nightmare about nuclear war. did you have any nightmare lately about that i sleep well, because i know that at least us, we're not asking for the nuclear war when i was threatening nuclear world, is all this narrative that russia is threatening to work with nukes is a part of a propaganda as well, we've been saying long time consistently that, that it is not in our military doctrine, which provides for very few specific cases when, when the nuclear weapons can be engaged. and that is definitely not the situation of which, which is in our nuclear llc. now the press conference did go on for over an hour, and despite these ridiculous questions being directed at the ambassador from russia, there were a number of important points that were discussed. among them was the international sporting body and their efforts to isolate russia. another thing that was discussed was russia's increasing move away from the dollar as a currency in global trade and the rise of alternative currencies and the alternative economy. an

did they step into another nightmare? well, we'll tell you.on narrowly defeated paul vallas to replace lori lightfoot. a former union organizer who won for more taxes, he did done play a little bit of defund police, but it's his game. his plan to take on chicago's crime crisis, fund more social workers instead of cops. he will put it that way. news week wrote this, brandon johnson chicago election win is the police worse nightmare. guy, did they just go farther left? is. >> yeah. so, when lori lightfoot lost, there was a lot of celebration. she was a bad mayor who deserved to be shown the door. but i warned that day, i said let's not pop any champagne yet because it could get worse. if brandon johnson wins it could get worse. bernie sanders came in for him, al sharpton came in for him. all agreeing let's go brandon and he won. the people of chicago looked at what was happening in their city -- >> i did not catch that. >> very funny. >> i caught it immediately and loved it. >> let's go brandon. >> just slid it in there. bought and paid for by t

today was nothing less than a nightmare for craig or cobra. it has to be said a went wrong right from the very, very start. just 30 minutes into the game and he missed judges the bounce from this long bull from die o, pammy carno doesn't really need to be there. he's too far out of his goal, and he's even unlucky enough to have this gives a given as an own goal against him because that was rude as a contact, so that's on down as his own goal. then the 2nd goal from the corner, thomas miller eventually finishes it, and greg or colbert is unlucky enough to have this collision with the post as he goes down to try and save it. and the 3rd, he spills along. sure, you know his bills, the short, he stops the shop as bills it. right to the feet of a poaching striker. you know, when you have a day like this, when you're goalkeeper, when it rains, it pours, and poor old greg colbert found himself to day in the middle of a deluge. it really was a date of, again, unfortunately, those days tend to be the ones that stick in your memory. it's going to be tou

every time i had a nightmare, i woke up.worse than the nightmare, so i went back to sleep. but it was just recurring nightmares of how it went. the funeralfor the funeral for his daughters will be held later today. hours after maia and rina died yesterday, another attack in tel aviv. holiday crowds became targets when a car rammed pedestrians on the busy promenade. he killed an italian national named as alessandro parini and injured seven others, three of them british. the israeli prime minister said the attack will only unify the country. they stopped for a minute silence to remember the victims of the latest attacks. politics and religion may divide people here but grief and loss is familiar to all. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. israel's also carried out air strikes near the syrian capital damascus in the last few hours. israel says it was in response to rockets that struck parts of israel's golan heights that had been fired from within syria and that it hit military targets. details are still emerging and we will

i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks.t in london has heard that buckingham palace and the publisher of the sun newspaper struck a secret deal to delay or prevent princes william and harry from making phone—hacking claims. in newly released documents, harry says his brother privately settled his case but he still wants to sue. news group newspapers denies a deal ever took place. a bank of england economist has warned prices in the uk will continue to rise unless people understand that they are poorer. huw pill told a podcast there was a "reluctance to accept" that people were worse off. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it's been described as a buzzer or, asjeff calls it, a natty little gadget. but for something so small, its impact is huge. if i turn it off... ..then i turn it back on again. jeff is one of the first people to use the 01 which is now being trialled at addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge, where staff admit patients have been surprised by the results. i think it was a surprise to me as we

. >> it is a nightmare. it is an endless nightmare. it is ridiculous that we are put in a situation for three years with no compensation or any dialogue of how we recapture our funds other than we go to court to do that. >> tenants rights groups have said they are okay with the moratorium ending. they just wanted to be phased out. we heard from one rally. >> this proposal . >> there are some permanent tenant protections that will be added, including if rent is unpaid because of a financial hardship related to covid . there are more rules on how you can evict a tenant for breaching their lease and protection if it is less than one month of fair market rent that is owed. >>> don't forget to grab your jacket as you head out the door. we will see partly cloudy skies and that is how you will start your day for most of the bay area. it will stay pretty cool this afternoon with breezy in some areas. sunny and milder as we progress through the rest of the week but here is the good news. later in the week , we will see a warming trends with tem

it seems that our shrine, and we are home nightmare , so the child understands what many adults do noterstand, because this child apparently has it in the family. everything goes, all legs grow from the family. here is a family - this is the first sprout that sprouts in a child, like your relatives how do you now communicate with them, your relatives, we communicate very sparingly. we only communicate through. e messages are short messages and mostly on everyday topics. who how does it feel? who went where. is there a cure? well, in general, these are everyday questions, and you communicate sparingly, because they are afraid of wiretapping or because if you start talking about this war, then you will quarrel, you have different views. if i tell you, honestly, then first of all, i do not start any conversations because i am afraid for them. i don't know how this word of mine will turn out for them. uh, on the other hand, uh, s which relative are you? i am absolutely convinced that we still speak the same language and understand each other. well, in general, of course, it is very, very p

about how she died, and the nightmares won't go away.listening to that statement being read out, and he goes on, i am heartbroken, sometimes ijust want he goes on, i am heartbroken, sometimes i just want to end he goes on, i am heartbroken, sometimes ijust want to end it he goes on, i am heartbroken, sometimes i just want to end it so that i could be with olivia again. i want to visit olivia and i sometimes sit outside the cemetery but i can't go in because if i do, it will make it all seemed too real. you have denied my beautiful olivia her future, they will never see her on her wedding day, walking down the aisle, going into the beautiful woman she was destined to become it. we have been robbed of ourfuture because of you stop she will always because of you stop she will always be forever known. i think itjust gives you a sense of exactly the devastating impact that this murder has had on olivia's family. chloe, her sister, has had on olivia's family. chloe, hersister, is has had on olivia's family. chloe, her sister, is also standing

for years, i would wake up every night with nightmares screaming because i was having a nightmare about women with knives coming toward me. you have to listen to what they are saying. if they're honest enough to really come out and tell you these things, then you better not go i don't want to hear it. you have to hear it and you have to write it in such a way that the reader is sitting there with you. hearing someone tell you these things. you want the reader emotionally invested because that is what history counts. that'when it matters when it's a high school textbook. >> watched the full program online on booktv.org. >> again, you can watch the full interview with jeff gwynn online on booktv.org. what are you reading? we want to hear about the books you are reading. call one of the numbers on your screen. if you want to text your list, we are getting some of those as well. please include your first name and your city if you would. speaking of tax -- texts, this is someone reading cloud poo poo land and the hebrew bible. mike in detroit, what's on your list? >> i'm reading a book calle

. >> it's a nightmare. it's an absolutely endless nightmare where it's ridiculous we're put in this situation for three years. >> what a vote in oakland could mean for landlords and tenants. >>> you might have heard a little tip tap on your roof or your windows. some -- showers overnight. it is clear right now though. let's get an explanation on weather and traffic beginning with double duty friend gianna franco. yeah, i woke up at like 1:00 in the morning and i said what is that sound? is it back? but not an atmospheric river. >> no. not at all and kind of surprising right? >> kind of mad at it. >> just enough to make the roadways a little bit wet. because i'm filling in for weather today. i needed to be very calm and very settled. not unsettled. but you know, we did see just a cell moving through the south bay but really again not a lot of rain. very minimal amounts. just getting the roadways a little bit wet but really not going to affect the weather for the rest of the day. so good morning. thank you fo