this is the shockingly brilliant, noah. - noah, like noah.e're kind of a mess, but... - no. you were very clean. very tight, very solid. and you're french too, that's exciting, isn't it? - yeah, i suppose so. - i'm a big fan of les mis. - oh. - noah's studying music at guild hall. - oh, really, wow. that's the good one, isn't it? have you had any drugs yet? - you should come to a screening with me of benjamin's film. - yes, i've made a film. i'm a film person. - what's it about? - my inability to love. i'm fine now and we're writing a musical about depression. are you hungry? we should eat maybe rather than standing and talking about everybody sitting making route. - i know a vegetarian place. - i'm vegan. - me too. - we should get married. or we could just eat some vegan things. - they have veg dumplings. - well, we should get dumplings then. you like dumplings, don't you? - yeah. - dumplings? - i can't eat dumplings. - i'll see you at the (mumbles)? - the (mumbles), what a relief, yeah. - okay, and your other friend? - yes, great news, dump

this is the shockingly brilliant, noah. - noah, like noah.e're kind of a mess, but... - no. you were very clean. very tight, very solid. and you're french too, that's exciting, isn't it? - yeah, i suppose so. - i'm a big fan of les mis. - oh. - noah's studying music at guild hall. - oh, really, wow. that's the good one, isn't it? have you had any drugs yet? - you should come to a screening with me of benjamin's film. - yes, i've made a film. i'm a film person. - what's it about? - my inability to love. i'm fine now and we're writing a musical about depression. are you hungry? we should eat maybe rather than standing and talking about everybody sitting making route. - i know a vegetarian place. - i'm vegan. - me too. - we should get married. or we could just eat some vegan things. - they have veg dumplings. - well, we should get dumplings then. you like dumplings, don't you? - yeah. - dumplings? - i can't eat dumplings. - i'll see you at the (mumbles)? - the (mumbles), what a relief, yeah. - okay, and your other friend? - yes, great news, dump

. - hello, beautiful noah. - [noah] hey. - so, your boyfriend's a bloody genius. - oh.estro? this film... benjamin. - harry? - it's genuinely obscene. seriously, thank you. everyone here thinks that what you have done is profound. - well, no, who? which? who? - i cried. - you only watched the first half. - and i can't wait to see what happens next. sorry, martha was having a crisis. - oh yeah, martha with the chairs. is there somewhere we can sit? - hey. - what's up, man? what was that? - sorry, that was, it was meant to be a playful, um, you know, the knee behind the knee? - yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but you don't know me to kick me. - [benjamin] this is stephen, he's very playful. - [stephen] can i kick you now? - oh, jesus. - this is noah, he's also a delight. - hey. - is that your real nose? is it your real nose? - don't touch him. - we have to go. - i think i'm gonna go too. - oh, no, no. can you just stay, i'll come with you. - i don't want to sleep with you again, by the way. that's not what i was trying. - oh my god. shut up, just shut up. - what happened? -

soy el papÁ de noah.ste pequeÑo gigante que con siete aÑos tiene un intelecto de un niÑo de cuarto grado. cher cÓmo se sintiÓ al conocer que su hijo aprendÍa tan rÁpido? >> todo comenzÓ con un canal de youtubeque yo le puse para aprender las figuras de los animales con las letras. y me di cuenta que Él ya se sabÍa los nombres de los animales. y me di cuenta que tenÍa una memoria muy especial. y despuÉs le puse el alfabeto en inglÉs y en cuestiÓn de dÍas ya tenia, ya lo cantaba y lo recitaba. todavÍa andaba en paÑales y ya estaba aprendiendo el abecedario. >> dividir y multiplicarte me forman parte del conocimiento de noah. algo poco inusual para un niÑo de su edad que apena vapores segundo grado. sin embargo ha tenido el amor y apoyo de sus padres que compartieron el Éxito de que su hijo sea un niÑo autodidacta. >> es muy sencillo. la manera de dedicarle una hora al dÍa a noah.dejar las tabletas, el telÉfono, las redes sociales, la serie de televisiÓn, y sentarnos en una mesa, en un parque, o cualquier lu

this is noah and adrianne and claude. [all] hi, paul. - hi. - so, is this, uh, this you meeting the parents? (laughing) um, a bit, yeah. we-- we just saw, uh, noah just graduated from guild hall. - of course he did, congratulations. - thanks. - right (laughs). um, so what do you, how are you? - yeah, i'm fine. i heard you wrote a film about me and caused a wanker. - [benjamin] (laughs) uh, the last film that i did, it was about a relationship that was slightly inspired by paul, but it was-- it was mainly about me being an idiot. um, but anyway, thank you. uh, thanks, enriquea. oh, sorry, this is enriquea. uh, paul, paul, enriquea, enriquea, paul. what's-- what's going on? are you in love? - am i-- am i in love? - [benjamin] is that not a good question? do you want a breadstick? - no, i'm okay. - [benjamin] have a breadstick, why wouldn't you want a breadstick? - 'cause you're not really offering me a breadstick, are you? - [claude] okay, well, paul, it was lovely to meet you. - sorry-- sorry, who are you? - this is claude

host: noah, i take it you agree with that. guest: i do.nk one of the things i was so powerful that we saw january 6, 2021, even putting aside the things donald trump said and did in the lead up to that act of violence was that, for three hours, he sat there and took no action as the capitol was being sacked in a way it had not been since the war of 1812, the civil war. if he didn't call in the national -- he did not call in the national guard, it was only the vice president whose life was at risk that took the action . as that was happening, donald trump sent a tweet blaming mike pence and inflaming the crowd further. i think the caller is right that it is the opposite of the responsibility that any of our leaders, particularly a president, has. it is disgraceful. and the constitution says he cannot serve again. it is not about and elect or a policy preferences, it is about protecting democracy, right there in the document. host: mike in hubbard, ohio, good morning, republican. caller: good morning. the insurrection happened november 3 whe

but to noah's point, it does matter for convincing a jury. >> it absolutely does. i couldn't agree more. but i think you're right, chris, that this pattern we see with trump, a lot of it is playing to the public. but i think he knows the juries, at the grand juries and the juries who sit in trial are part of that public that he has been playing too for so long. and in every matter, what he does is create, in a way, this alternate reality for himself. in a mar-a-lago documents case is that he had the power to determine that all presidential records were actually personal records. or on a different day, as nicole wallace would say, on earth to, he might also say that he actually declassified them all. and then he lives in that world, i think, in order to create what he thinks is going to be a defense. i can't have committed a crime when i was so openly out there saying these things. but is not how the law works. i think that that's going to fail in this case, if there is an indictment brought and if that is what he tries. he is proportional black of knowledge that he

noah and revived life on earth. you don't know, just the complete picture.nd a half, let's say, i have been collecting stories of this kind from ukrainian pseudo-historians of philosophers, and esotericists there. this is very uplifting, which means pan uh, the filly outlined on all your stopol television encountered. i am with this story, reading some embittered reviews of the viewers of that time regarding what you showed what year in general it was more than 10 years ago for sure. the fact is that not only the consequences after the flood. ancestors were saved, which means future ukrainians. fleeing from the flood, they made a trip around the world. they have passed through the whole of eurasia, they have passed. through the territory of present-day russia, they visited the territory of siberia, and for example, they called the river ob ob ob - this comes from the word clip. that is, they hugged someone there and we see, yes, so they hugged someone there very friendly and in honor of this incident they named the ob further and through kamchatka they cross

let's start with you, noah.he just wanted to get into the pool in a way he could show other folks that he could swim and stuff, he was floating around in the shallow end. took the floaties off and into the deep end. when did you see as he entered where you were laying on the floatie? >> i saw him -- >> what did you see, about you had? >> i saw his arms like flying around, and i just like knew something was not ok, and -- i just told weston to go down and check on him. >> weston was on the pool deck, so noah called out to you and said hey, something is going on here, this young boy is sinking beneath the water. what did you think and what did you do? >> i quickly jumped into the pool because i didn't want him to be gone, so i jumped in because i had goggles on and i quickly got him up and his head started going up and down and then i got him to the surface and then the guy helped me get him up and then he said we have a problem. >> so when you saw him go down, you instinctively jumped into the water. how difficul

weston and noah's mother immediately calling 911. >> he's at the outside of the pool, correct in.and released two days later, making a full recovery the local of's department honoring noah and weston in a special ceremony nine days later. >> there you go griffin. noah, there you go >> reporter: griffin reuniting with his young rescuers and first responders >> water safety is like a huge thing for me me watching like all of them to this is actually proving that like what i've taught them is really come into play. >> i feel like happy that i saved someone. >> reporter: now the three hoping to spend the rest of the summer in the pool together safely what are your plans for the summer >> maybe teach griffin and the little brother how t how to probably >> i see down the road summer jobs as lifeguards, too, with those kids >>> we are keeping our eyes on the lottery prizes, as jackpots continue to climb. the powerball has soared to $725 million. coupled with the mega million, 480 million bucks. that adds up to 1.2 billion. the next chance for powerball is on wednesday >>> disgraced sport

rachel's older brother noah was also under suspicion. you think noah knows where sam is?'s arrest, and so detectives brought in noah for questioning. that's got to be a brutal conversation to have with your parents. >> and my mom's already breaking down and hyperventilating just by me saying we need to cancel the wedding, and dan and noah are in jail. >> what finally happened with your brother? >> noah says that they questioned him for a while. and then the main detective said, all right. get this guy out of here. he doesn't know anything. >> turns out, he really didn't. noah was released and never charged. meanwhile, rachel notified dan's parents and describes a reaction she did not expect. >> it was just his dad that was home. his mom was at work. so i explained what's going on to him, and he just has the opposite reaction. he's just completely so mellow and like he didn't even hear me. i remember one of the phrases he used was something like, well, he was a really good son. you know. he was a good kid. just like, did you just hear what i said? >> as she and a friend we

host: noah?st: there were good questions in there that i think are worth responding to, putting aside some of the factual assertions. the first question is why not let donald trump run again? and let the voters decide. i think that is something that people have thought about these issues have asked a lot. i think the answer is two things. number one, the constitution is clear on this, like if a 22-year-old run for president, it is not the right thing to say that the people decide, the constitution is clear about who can be president and the rules have kept this country in good standing for several hundred years and we should be faithful to that founding document. it also says you can't have engaged in insurrection. beyond that, we saw what happened when donald trump ran and lost. he refused to abide by the people's vote and tried to keep himself in power anyway. there is simply no reason to believe certainly his own statements don't give up any reason to believe he would act differently this time

this guy also noah berlatsky wrote a piece in the new republic in 2016.child sex workers biggest threat the police. no, noah. >> the child sex. >> laura: i wouldn't let him near my kids. >> the client, the pitcher and the trafficker. this guy this is outrageous piece. do you know why they are doing this, laura? do you know why they are writing these pieces and. >> laura: killing blockbuster. >> audience reaction like this. watch. >> it's a great movie, heart breaking. >> i saw you wiping your eyes when you came out of the theater. what happened? , it was just so intense. it was like, you know, real life, just right in front of the screen. >> the story is very sad. we could do that to people. >> it was shocking because it's true. >> she is right. it's true. $5 million. it made on monday sound of freedom. >> laura: i love it? >> week over week it's growing. >> laura: there is hope in the culture. i find there is hope. where there is hope they want to vanquish it. >> this problem for the first time hollywood, a mass audience, millions of people are focusing

loved, sir, my dear sister, you understand the dam of imam hussain, which is the ark of salvation , noah's ship, and if he gets on the ship, he will turn it into the storm of the world of joys and companies, then we will enjoy. from the school of imam hossein, which is the great university of eshga, greetings and courtesy to you, dear and respected viewers, we are starting the football magazine tonight. i offer my condolences on the arrival of ashura hosseini. like last year, the mood program of imam hosseini and it's ashurai and i want to see how cool these football players are, who criticize them a lot and highlight their problems . the late death of mr. mehdi ziyai, my reporter at zainabieh bozor tehran, in javadiyeh neighborhood in the south of tehran , mr. zaidi. greetings, i am at your service. al-hossein at night in hosseiniyeh we are from zainabiyah, javadiyeh neighborhood of tehran, and as we can see , kazemi's call is being prayed for. in this evening, dear footballers, many well-known names came because of my love and devotion to hazrat abolfazl al-abbas and hazrat seyyed al-sho

my dear , you will understand the grave of imam hussain, that the ark of salvation is noah's ark. from the school of imam hossein, which is the great university of love , ladies and gentlemen, god willing , your mourning will be accepted and i am very happy. which comes next to football for those who are in the situation the players, coaches and managers are involved in connecting sports with the spiritual events of these days for the audience, and i invited tonight to be the wife of mr. seyed hossein seyed salehi, a former player of various football teams in our country and famous people of iranian football, which team did haj mohammad seyed become the head coach of? hossein seyed mahdi, in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful, with greetings, courtesy and respect, to serve you, dear customers and respected colleagues, to you, dear viewers, and the noble nation of iran . this evening, dear sir, make a comment that i will die usually, economic problems can be solved and the dignity of the people of the honeymoon and we start everything with sadness. let's think for o

he knows that he would not win, he should be one from the children of noah or the bride and groom we talking to these people and two people, at least there should be more than this conversation and structure , it should have content , we put a certain number of pages and standards on the main website of the republic so that they can be followed and registered on the site. 1000 works submitted to this festival, 370 works made it to the judging stage, out of which 39 works were accepted as lasting experiences. very noble works can be used in social security governance as well as in various sectors where loved ones are active in any way. let us be useful in the decisions he makes one of my sisters gave me three books somewhere on insta, the book was basically a management book based on their own experiences, from respecting clients to various problems in management, writing and saying that these three books were my experiences that i had in my employment. mrs. ebrahimi, who was the best experience of this festival, showed that with patience and experience, some of the orphaned children

but they need to throw some bigger bones. >> noah bookbinder, all of this is a product -- not, all ofa lot of this is a product of the trump presidency, and this sort of hangover of the trump presidency. i want to get your reflections on some data that was compiled by crew. 174 january six defendants on record -- >> yeah, certainly, there's a lot of discussion about who was responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. and donald trump and his supporters say it wasn't him, he didn't have anything to do with it. well how do we know who was responsible? we know for a lot of reasons, but one of them is watch the people who did it have said. what they have told us. and so our researchers went through and looked at every person charged with playing a role in that insurrection on january 6th 2021, and we found that so far, this number is short to grow, 174 of them said in letters to judges, in statements to court, in their social media, that i was there because donald trump sent me. that donald trump's tweets, donald trump speeches, his comments, they told me to be there. to go

it must be one of noah's children or the bride and groom of one of these people . we put a number of pages and standards on the main site to be followed. a thousand people registered on the site. a thousand works were sent to this festival. 370 works made it to the judging stage, of which 39 works were accepted as permanent works. social security in the sectors in any way, dear ones, being active can be useful for us, managers should be effective , the decisions they make, just now, one of my sisters gave me three books. the book was basically a management book based on their own experiences, from honoring clients to problems. various people who are in the management said that i had these three experimental books of the queen in the employment situation. ms. ebrahimi's experience was the best experience of this festival . it showed that with patience and experience, some orphaned children in the team who were thought to be mentally retarded can be the society returned and those involved were isolated that these children are really mental, but having this social ret

hello, okay, don't noah, i need help. do you know this city, novopavlovsk, of course? what would it be if you knew? so, in short, i'll call you back in 5 minutes. burens are a family of elementary particles - strongly interacting fermions, consisting of three quarks together with nisons, they constitute a group of elementary particles, participating strong interactions and called hadrons. worse it's that you 're a physicist, i already know how connected samopavlovsky. okay, long story short, i have another call. i'll call you, come on. where is it? where is the turn? yes, here it is also written that that was the name of the heroes of the book from france, only he had died a long time ago. class engine warm where are we? papa so what is there a hacker for several options in novopavlovsk with that name there is a bank in the city center there is also a beauty salon. by the way, it is next to the bank and the hotel, the hotel is an ordinary regional one, hotel. write down an address. more and more on foot. do you have a plan? of course not? first, we will sniff intellige

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how did you, again, get involved with this one >> well, my partner, noah baumbach, wrote and directedknow the book >> i did i read it when i was 19, and i loved it i thought it was outrageous and hilarious. and it felt like about everything and it's one of those books that at every moment it feels about right now. and so - >> jimmy: so, noah's going, "i'm going to direct this movie and it's going to be great." >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and you go, "it is going to be great. did you kind of go, "slip me a a resume?" >> yes, yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "i'd be perfect for this." >> he was actually across the apartment. he sort of called to me and said, "who should play babette? and i said, "obviously me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly the way to do it "i should play babette," yeah. >> but i think i -- you know, i hadn't acted in a while. and you know, it's nerve wracking and it's with adam driver and don cheadle and really amazing actors >> jimmy: but you had that wig that you're wearing that is so -- wait 'til you see this >> the wig is great. >> jimmy: this one of your costars. look

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the weekend of barben-heimer is officially on us "barbie" and "oppenheimer" hit theaters today our noahnsky sat down with "oppe "oppenheimer's" biographer >> reporter: the fission-filled story of the united states top-secret effort to develop the first atomic bomb during world war ii >> i know what it means fort nazis have a bomb. >> reporter: the big question, how will "oppenheimer" resonate in today's world the story is about the physicist who led the manhattan project as well as nuclear wednesday after that we're talking about cold war, the atomic arms race, the mccarthy era >> he was brought down, humiliated in a secret kangaroo court security hearing >> reporter: he says the scientist's life story is still rell relevant in modern times russia raising the nuclear stakes >> we're still worrying about vladimir putin's not-so-veiled threats to use tactical nuclear wednesday. >> reporter: those threats have increased anxieties with the majority of americans now worried about nuclear war again. and recognize this the doomsday clock introduced by oppenheimer and his former colleagues in t

our noah pransky spoke with the players behind major league cricket. >> reporter: out of 8 billion peoplehen some of the sport's biggest stars descended on new york city, there were no screaming fans 1.8 million instagram followers. you have more than aaron judge from major league baseball what's the secret? >> it hasn't been here the game of cricket hasn't been exposed here >> reporter: but their is summet will be, it's the inaugural season of major league cricket the cricket that someone might have in their head in america that lasts five days, that is not what you guys are playing here >> no, definitely not. >> reporter: this league is the more modern version of cricket called t 20 where it lasts about three hours. major league cricket will feature many of the very best players in the world >> it's not just one player or two or three avenue every team has six or seven international players who are stars in cricket recognized names internationally. >> reporter: a chance for americans to see these legit sports celebrities but before americans can embrace the second-most-popular sport in

it's almost 5, the sort of authorities reducing this high rate is a priority. noah's provided me with the right guessing no more than 10. i'll be off the yacht and somewhere between a notice on account slo, healthcare workers like ronnie the, the lead, the government's and she has family planning programs that are about 90000 women like her across b r y job planning and kind of kind of drawing. yeah. a bunch of things and you have not helping them with one. definitely give vitamin was providing me a food sauce, getting me some value the company buy out the that i to what they that i have to live on. they're going to come. the thing is by themselves on is a little up to assuming that i'm more big. com will skills to give you some down in the, in the some of the, like on the top of the bottom i've done out that was government that about, about something that i thought about. the book, the ronnie has been assigned to about $900.00 families and cushioned guns and meets each one of them regularly. she knows from 1st hand experience what can happen when women lack knowledge about family pla

and what can you tell the noah reconstructions? and so about the nature of the thunderstorms after the battle for instance can you do the weather patterns suggest there could have been training thunderstorms or that sort of thing. you know the answer that there was tremendous storms and i'm just curious what do you think we'll be able to deduce about what those storms were really. john, i would not i would never say, wait for the book, that's not me. i have the reconstruction maps. they're not in my built my bag over there. i have it in my car. reconstruct ducting, summertime weather convective weather weather that involves thunderstorms from relatively scanty is a tricky business. so to the extent to which we can find fronts, which is going to be the first order of business and you can find fronts from the data that jacobs and the other observers made because pressure doesn't lie generally speaking when fronts go through, pressure reaches a minimum front goes through the pressure minimum. so i'm hopeful and i literally am transcri

noah bookbinder is the president ceo of the seasons of responsibility, and ethics. more on this, i'm joined by the time the credit congressman of california. , i'he's a member of the house judiciary committee in 2001, he served as a house manager during the second impeachment trial of donald trump which essentially made him a prosecutor of that particular impeachment case. congressman, good to see you, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you about something that is not included in that, allegedly natalia letter. we have not seen the target letter, we have heard about it. one of the things that is not included is a criminal referral that you all made, at least the january six committee made to indict donald trump for assisting or backing up and insurrection. that does not seem to be at play here. tell me your thoughts on that, is it disappointing to you that it's not, assuming what we know today. because anything can happen. >> thank you elie for your question. what accident is doing is not only put out all the primes that don't count may have committed, but t

and that's because noah lied and he did not then provide helpful information to the government. so all of this stuff tells me that the walls are closing in on the former president. that jacks mitt and the department of justice are going to indict, and not just on documents, i think actually the lot more counts when it comes to the documents. but also when it comes to january 6th. so the day of reckoning is coming. >> jennifer, to take nothing away from your original point about these aides, i do have to say, it strikes me that donald trump takes issue with these aides sharing he would say, leaking, and yet has no issue himself waving around classified documents. the hypocrisy is really something to behold. >> i would suggest it's not so much hypocrisy as it is north of narcissism. and remind folks that, i am one of the many that believe that donald trump suffers from narcissism to a degree that is a diagnose-able and ill. it's an illness. having these documents in his hands, waving them around, referencing them as if he actually understands and knows what is contained in them, h

noah by the looks of these sleeves. send, krylatskoe highway.young yana bolusha, i will calm down in yana's editing in principle shamo here and i put them closed. oleg is not the editor of nicole and is mute. e of such a task to cover the alboa to sap the text at the corner - this is only for self-interest. and in principle , the editor can wash himself with maresyl there, who sucks his box along the ridge, i throw it under my arm. i, she will propagate her replacement troops and this, in principle, is the same on the map of angry grinding from volga from stanislavovna. you want to describe them more and move. i read myself. i leave myself in 20 to others and they weigh both and do not throw. it’s just that you weren’t mine in koli and that, if we can leave ourselves , you’ll quickly put a spoil sign on the whole bridges on such a sign that you’re not my heart and that i’m calm without you that i could be. minsk library number 13 you and the day of your native mova with this people , a literary and poetic visharyna staggers. ikki people have gat

what mountain did noah's ark land on? well , in fact, not so many famous mountains have been written, so there can be exceptions, yes, there is a story, but i don’t remember this mountain. tin generally come up with any any mountain. the fourth element everything, the same 30 seconds. all girls, i think i understand why girls spend so much money in stores. yes, there was simply no other one to come to take. this time is coming. there is still time. do not touch other elements. only the one you took 13, 12. i won't be mistaken if i say that this is a record for the first round of the show tower. no, of course, i always say that this is a tour in which we can get acquainted with the mechanics of the game. yes, we can see what happens when they answer correctly. and we can see what happens when they answer incorrectly, but so that no one ever answers, they drop the tower correctly and that's it. this happened literally on the third fourth question. it's straight. well, they are athletes not used to setting records. in princi

so i'm really a noah not so much in the daytime. it wouldn't be that me to gladly for you now for the day when we're there, it will hurt or is keep them away in a little body. i know you would be good in it. so as long as we are there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night the lot. i really one of them and then i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cattle away from the feels automated. okay. did you and i don't name way and if he was on the of the i guess already or the others, he's be with you today. how are you? i was work where things going well. yes. right. yeah. what's your, what's your out of this? yes. the, the, i'm not gonna do right. how are you? and your family were landsey. i'm well and, you know, obviously the others i've called them, they're coming right away. i got out of 100 people. are these cars from the last sunday, from candy. i wouldn't get on the windows through, they'll be quite nice. the soils goods that i'm on, which is the

everything was flooded, which is not at all why noah will be laid in the fall, all this is said, if theyg in time, then the harvest will be late. thanks means already they will be, as working conditions. we have normal even to say, wonderful barley. this is the first culture. this is the first sign that you can say with a varnish your little piece of paper that allows us to already understand what state it is in today. grain crops and as it generally already leads, as a crop, we annually increase the area in this field with winter barley. you perfectly see this culture, respectively. we we are well aware that today we will have a shortage in this area in this culture. why did we sow 43,000 hectares, if that year on this current date the yield was 520 centners, now it is 40 centners in the region. yes, harvesting of winter crops, and barley have begun. everyone has gifts, minsk region, available stages of cleaning, winter and the third. let the tourists help, the service studios of otrada at the height of the summer season, juveniles, have reached the level of a team of professional guide

the 2 sons of uh, the sold redmond, noah. did you get any help from the government? no, we did not receive any help from anyone here. at w government program provides compensation to families of manual labor doors who die on the job. but that hasn't happened in this case. no one helped us. after their death, no one even visited us. we spent our days in dark silence. and when we missed them, then all of us start crying. for me, not of subsection, just as a calm one in a community as authentic woman. she is also phase of discrimination in those rooms . geography. one happy i love that they never listen to me in my ideas. editors would say that these things keep happening and my stories were dropped for not been a job that that would go good idea. so she decided to start her own news outlet focused on the new living, looking mary maywell. that's how most of my understands the suffering, the scarlet space discrimination everywhere. now socially in academia and the job market. like any thursdays. and during just as mena gets back to the office, that is breaking news. a wh

so i'm really a noah not so much in the daytime. it wouldn't be, they made a limit for you now for the day one where they are a real big i heard or is keep them away in a little body. i know what we get in as well as long as we are there. the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night. the lot i what's a good one of them, it sounds like i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cats away from the feels automated. okay . did you and i don't nimble and if he was on the job or the others, he's be with you one day today. how are you? i was work or things going well? yes. right, yeah. what's your, what's your out of this? yes. let's move to the, i'm not know how about do i, how are you and your family i'm well and you know, obviously the others will not be here. i've called them they're coming right away. i got out of 100 people. are these cars from last sunday, from candy i got with on the windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils good, which is the other c

only in our head. spinoza switched form power interest as rider who lives with her 10 year old son, noah in panama. and i do like town by the beach and south west spain. as a young girl, losing a leg was a major set back. and after a year of tough to therapy, florida met a woman who offer the rich shots to write again. and pulses became a key component of her rehab. she told me, well, why don't we try it? i think i told you it would be tricky since you mount the horse from the left side and i'm missing my left leg. and one day i went when we tried putting a chair on the other side, the truth is that it was a mess for me to get up there, but i didn't. and that's how it all started. and i decided to help her and she would give me classes. so i clean the stables and helped her clean the horses all on one leg because they did not have a prosthesis get out of it. so the 1st year i was always on crutches. it was good because it forced me out of the house and out of my comfort zone. people asked, how are you going to do it on one leg? you can clean staples and horses on one leg and if you reall

so i'm really a noah not so much in the daytime. it wouldn't be that me to clinic for you now for the day when were there a real big i heard or is keep them away in a little body. i know you've already given it. well, as long as we are there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night. the lot are you what they believe one of them and then i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cattle away from the fields. and i don't know, maybe they look at it, don't you? and i don't nimble and if he was on the of the i guess already or the others needs to be with you one day today. how are you? i was work. are things going well? yes. good. yeah. what's your, what's your out of this? yes. don't listen to the i'm not gonna do right. how are you and your family? i'm well and you know very good. have you seen the others? i've called them. they're coming right away. are these cars from gloucester? we haven't signed the lease from candy. i wouldn't go with on the windows t

so everybody in time back noah is looking for the wildcat police. have told residents to sent them if and if they see anything suspicious in the forest and their gardens. i actually live in ply mazda and myself. um i left her the very early this morning and didn't didn't get any, any notification how our residents of climb must know the suburb of berlin and being warned about a wild cat on the loose there. well, police have told us um that the uh warranty to the local population with warning app. so you should have received a notification. they also send out uh, warnings over their social media accounts, and people were residents were told to stay inside to keep their pets inside to get the kids inside and but a spokesperson. i'm also local community and says that they apparently kept getting the guns open. the kids can still go to the kindergarten, but everybody is being told to to stay really cautious and stay and sides and not, not lisa houses planning. thank you very much and i'll get home and take care of my cat lee. and if want to, how much ti

every well-matters, which is what we have groups like ccs and i far and noah out there trying to saves to this desperate situation. jeff, always great to talk to you, thanks so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> monday and tuesday were the two hottest days ever on planet earth. what do you do temperatures next. l the strength of your mouthwash. and findnd a zone all your own. ♪ ♪ scope squeez. >> our planet hit its hottest temperature ever. two new world records were set over the last few days, according to the u.s. national centers for environmental protection. the press record was set on monday, when the average global temperature reached 62.6 degrees fahrenheit. then is the day, it climbed even higher to a world record of 62.9 degrees fahrenheit. those temperatures may not seem like a heat wave to the average person but the figures are almost a full degree celsius above the average, between the ears 1979 and 2000. and they represent a new indicator that the earth's climate is heating up faster than anticipated. scientists say climate change combined with the warm weather pattern k