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around missy, doctor igor , hello, this is the 64th, 60th car on the way , four are leaving today, oles is like nobody knows how much they are needed at the front, he came himself now klov is part of the 71st hunter brigade, the war caught him here in ghent, belgium, on his earnings the morning started with a call from his wife. i just didn't know what to do, but in 5 minutes i already had my travel bag packed, he was able to hang out with his brother at the armageddon border, thousands of people were leaving, he had to go to the entrance to lviv , several dozen on foot, he tells this story as a fact of the week on ternopil region in peacetime, oles restored old houses and built a new one for himself, and he was also a hunter, he shows this trophy on the wall, he became a hunter and at the front, that was his call sign, e-e , grenade launcher, i had an rpg 7 and my brother was my assistant, at first zhytomyr region blocked the evacuation civilians under the raisin, we crossed them. at one point, a convoy of cars drove three cars across this river. we heard that he and his brother were s

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capacity again >>> plus, paying tribute to those who served voices rising in remembrance at the grand ol' opry >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening the president addressing the country tonight saying a deal he made with house speaker kevin mccarthy is good news for americans. it was a last-minute compromise designed to keep the u.s. economy and by extension the world's economy from a potentially devastating collapse today we've learned more about the deal worked out on saturday to extend america's current debt limit for two years so the u.s. would not default on its debts in june. the compromise puts limits on some federal spending but does not cut spending as much as republicans had wanted as the white house put it, no one gets everything they want. already, there are conservative republicans and progressive democrats who are not happy. what does it all mean for you? we start tonight with allie raffa in washington >> this deal is good news for the american people the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default. >> reporter: tonight a long

opry at the ryman auditorium so when we pulled up to the back entrance of the grand ole opry, daddyhis clipboard, and daddy said, "reba mcentire, going on the show tonight." and that guy went, "not tonight. [ light laughter ] my heart stopped and daddy said, "well, fella, what do you think we ought to do?" he said, "well, i suggest you go home he said, "we can't do that we drove 600 -- 700 miles to get here." so i said, "daddy, let's go across the interstate to the get and go and i'll call my agent. so i did he said, "you just go right back there. we pulled up again and the guy said, "right over there, number 28, mr. mcentire, so glad y'all are here." >> seth: wow >> and then, i got inside and got my little outfit on. and they came up to me and said, "reba, we're going to have to take one of your songs tonight." i said, "i only get to do one? they said, "yeah." i said, "why?" they said, "well, dolly parton just pulled in the parking lot and we're going to give her one of your songs. i said, "shoot, she can have both of them." [ laughter ] >> seth: wow so the first night, dolly was o

will is live from the ol' south pancake house in fort worth, texas. hey, will. >> will: good morning, ainsley, brian, steve. welcome in to the old south pancake house where the morning is getting started with a little chicken and waffles and texas chowdown which i'm going to show you steve. i know you love to know what's on the menu in a moment. i don't know if it's out of solidarity for me but there is a heartening number of longhorn shirts here this morning. even though i'm in the backyard of the t.c. horn frogs. pressure is on. a big longhorn turnout. that's not what we're going to be talking about. we are going to be talking about how they feel about politics as we head to 2024. illegal migration as you point out and here we go. all right, doocy. it's the texas chowdown. i have to read what's in it pause the ingredients, i'm going to show you this thing. this is a sandwich with four eggs, two ham steaks, six slices of bacon, a half pound of golden hash browns, loads of american cheddar cheese all stacked between two texas shaped belgium waffles. t

here they again wanted, well, to do with you what they shared with oles, the elderberry, which you knew well, was necessary. through you, here is such a demonstrative massacre, he dared defend the occupier's church. that's what they call uh, the true church. he dared to say that the kiss is a political project, the truth, like millions of believers in ukraine taxis, he could not prefer millennial churches, not the dog that was created in the eighteenth year under poroshenko, not the kiev patriarchate of the impostor philaret denisenko, for me, as a christian , the church is a mother , and any of us, if his mother is in difficult circumstances, if she is offended, cannot remain indifferent, who were friends with oles buzina, who was killed for his views 8 years ago, ksyur, was just as inconvenient for the authorities , he was not close to the path imposed by mountain radicals throughout the country in the fourteenth year of ukraine as a european state. yes, on the other hand, such diktat is, well, for food , let's say a european phenomenon, removing the language, which, let's say, which

than on september 19 last year year, you showed the funeral of king elizabeth the second well, if oleshe correspondent of radio liberty in great britain, is in touch with us right now, then we would have already talked with him about what happens next, now he tells me that he is not on this topic we'll come back a little later when he gets in touch well, i'll continue as i already said, vasyl, lulo and silva, lately i like to call luad the peacemaker, considering that he originally wanted to imprison the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, and the president the aggressor country and putin at the negotiating table, then he said that in general it is necessary to somehow create something like the g20 and it will not be just the g20. and it will be a group of 20 influential countries and maybe not just influential countries that will gather and also talk about peace in ukraine, yes, i know that i will add only one thing to you. i recently listened to the minister of foreign affairs in portugal, or the prime minister, who called him just luula, you know how in brazil there are foot

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ole gunnar solksjaer say the fed might waitand ole gunnar solksjaer say the fed might wait and see and filters come through it but it takes time for it to happen and it's not an immediate response. when you announce rate hikes part of it is psychological and you see a visceral reaction to the news that cost is going to be more, but it filters through the mortgages and what it does to the housing market whether it is businesses holding back on investments they might have made because they can't get loan so cheaply. there is a time lag, and that's why the fed has decided perhaps it might pause, see how things play out, the more hikes are warranted. there's been a lot of debate and conversation and questioning of the fed because they were wrong and how they initially characterised inflation is transitory so there was questions about whether they were right to pause or would have to do more but it appears based on this data that things are moving in the right direction and i have more breeding ground. direction and i have more breeding round. ., direction and i have more breeding round. .

hello hello oles i have a very serious question for you.mber last year, when the neurologist molodets she suspected the diagnosis, moreover, it was more difficult. yes, it is very difficult, very difficult for doctors, we specifically teach this. this is a very difficult problem. she should suspect early, but it was not by chance that she got up earlier, the sooner she suspected, the faster the missing enzyme led, and it begins to work in the body and the person. eh, well, how to say, it does not accumulate with fear, this one here and the person feels better and another clinical course. you understand that it was clear to everyone, diabetes. the first, like the sonorous gland collapsed, there is no insulin. if do not display it, which will be clear to everyone. here, in the same way, the genetic reason led to the fact that the enzyme, unfortunately, does not work for the baby. olesya said that everything was fine in the first test. we have already found out even at the consultation that we did not look at this particular enzyme for the fir

oles is telling just so that our viewers can understand. and this is a boy in a green coat like that. i understand correctly the so-called coat with such big cosmic shoulders . actually, it is quite difficult to pronounce his last name, but in any case the finns are second in the special koledbroks our creative ones are in the third place, speaking of arithmetic, the swedish woman is, say, the leader of this competition, the bookmaker bets are 1.45 to one on the finns - that's four to one on the creative ones, 13 to one, this is the leading one three, but i mentioned the fact that i communicated on let's say this on my personal level with the british let's say this from different layers , those who are directly involved in the competition, those who are less involved or are simply viewers , ukrainians may gain this hidden voice that usually on euronews. i apologize. on the euro vision plays a huge role, let's not forget about the hidden voice and let's remember that our currently third hidden voice can completely bring them to the first pla

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malyarevich p oles, i congratulate you good evening glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i would likethis video from your unit and you commented to our viewers what exactly happened because the event is actually not quite ordinary and in my opinion it is worth attention now we are asking our khersons to show this video and you will explain what and how it happened immediately explain yes yes immediately yes yes an interesting story is mine as always worked they were knocking out the trenches of er-e customers from the air and it was yesterday and at some point they noticed that he was somehow asking something, trying to show and our platoon er-e rang the toilet, his name is igor, he says stop , stop, pilot, don't throw the last ones at him bombud he had the last one left left everything as if that's it. let's see what he wants, what he wants to say, and he wanted to say that he wants to surrender so that he is not killed . seeing this, they decided to write him a note with someone so that he would give him a chance to escape, follow the drone to the position of our third bat, code 92

ole: agency estimates and we have seen a big increase.es japanese and we have seen a big increase. <1>iez agency estimates japanese travellers are up from 53% last year to 25 million, and inbound travellers, foreigners coming into japan, are four times compared to last year. when you look at the overall growth outlook for the japanese economy, given what has been happening in the world right now, fears of inflation and rising interest rates, of course. i knowjapan is a different situation. what is your outlook for japan? well, the outlook is moderate growth forjapan, and any inflation is hitting japan, but also at a lower rate than compared to other western nations, so it's about [i%, but there is a lot of pressure into the price increase, including also the wage increase. so it will be a competition or most of the wage increase, catching up with the price increase. —— a competition almost of the wage increase catching up with a price increase. it is interesting when you talk about very wage increase in price increase. going forward, is i

your father had a daughter , her name is. it looks like oles looks like oles you didn't know that youster and brother even in some conversations i heard that someone was upapy, that is, i was also small and did not understand all of this. yes, there was someone. tell us about your father. there is nothing special to tell there, that is, at home, so that we can live such moments right with us. i don't remember any events so that we went somewhere together in the second grade. i don’t remember him anymore, he was no longer with us, there were feelings that he had left. and they were left alone. yes, there were friends uncle, grisha, they are all together, but they were leaving. and when they arrived, they came to us, and again i was somewhere on the edge, and my mother did not see that i was standing listening. and they say, buy at least there a chocolate bar, tell the child that there is no money, they bought from themselves and came to give, and i heard it all. 14 years old, as i understand it, your elder sister took it to her, right, right? she replaced my mom and dad. uh-huh let's s

tell me, ol , they say that dostoevsky was here . do you know why?hy he was here dostoevsky suffered an epileptic attack, and you know, there is a suspicion that they went to the mountain pharmacy for medicines. all because at that time it was the only pharmacy, who knows, maybe, among other things, this very balm was prepared for fyodor mikhailovich in this pharmacy . and while i was fantasizing about it, our balm boiled and it was time to add cherry juice and sugar to it for taste. tell me, you talk so eloquently about this wonderful balm. do you drink it yourself? yes, of course, and for men. ah, about the actions of the root. he said that it is a universal balm for men, suitable for women's health for men, even for children. the only one to observe the dosage, because after all, the golden red root. they are recognized as very tonic plants, so two teaspoons are delicious from one smell. volume tone already comes, imagine , i'm already afraid. i think when i try. i drink a little. sweet, delicious. ant herbs are very tasteful, just this golden roo

again, nigel, it's lull-ol— touch. yeah. again, nigel, it's lnol-ol mm— touch. yeah.the abbey. and it all has to be timed to the second, really, to make sure that they can get everybody into the abbey in time for that procession to leave buckingham palace in the diamond jubilee. coach the king and the queen leaving buckingham palace at were . told 10:20 and they have were. told 10:20 and they have timed out the procession route and they expect that that that diamond jubilee coach of course with the accompanying military escort will arrive here at westminster abbey at 1050, 53 this morning. westminster abbey at 1050, 53 this morning . mark thanks very this morning. mark thanks very much indeed. mark white, our nomelonl— much indeed. mark white, our homeland security— 6-66 66 mark white, our homeland security editor 166 66 mark white, our homeland security editor there, comeron— homeland security editor there, cameron walker— homeland security editor there, cameron walker is back with us bere— cameron walker is back with us nere ol— cameron walker is back with us here a

ole earlier.bility was grounded in such a programmatic exclusion, and it under the armchair both its guardianship and its givenness to the edge and the knee. budovalo in this style - this is something. significantly, the more hours 860-70 years cocking this palace. this is the period of the field according to the charter of 863. which in the film seriously changed the mood and the very atmosphere. here, all the more willingly, belarus castle stood until the mid-twenties aside alice bright the warriors and the first and the other did not give him a chance for a long time and the base was collapsible from the castle behind the table, there is only one vezha. we are now blazing with enthusiasm. the castle received private persons from the flagships of the woodworking industry of belarus, taking into account the fact that we made new equipment. we have improved the quality of our products and the products are in demand, and today it gives its results in one year. imagine, that is, right here where we

tomorrow, near the central region and about important security, ole will have a wind of 5-10 m per secondperature. we have + 6 ° to plus 11 at noon. on the day of the jacket to 22 ° you have a plan, and in the eighth week together we will freeze the coming weekend the central region will be influenced by the area, high atmospheric pressure formed in the cold air mass of northern latitudes at night. for sunday. it covers most of the territory of the minsk region. zero -2 frosts are expected in some places and the minimum air temperature is plus one plus five daily fund, temperatures, while it will fluctuate plus, 16 to plus 22 °. . the replanting is available, and for three days it is warmer and dry in the yard. still happy in most of the territory, it rains and at the hospital. contrasting in the yard, i do not hush up the flowering of the rhododendron tree near the botanical garden of minsk, but delicate white to bright crimson, god's collection has 140 varieties. i am formation. perhaps, in the sixties, an actuna was overgrown for a minute, victor dadendrona was immediately replenished

ol well , i can't harm people who treat me well. the soul is out of place, right?is court oxford, you should have told me a long time ago. nika i think your mom would approve of you. by the way, where is the gentleman? there's a computer in my dad's office trying to fix it now , well, that's what you call it, maybe you shouldn't. now it is necessary. go call it. all go let's quickly cover, right? volodya, please come down. drink with us, and i'm happy let's music is not enough. yes, now. oh , we have a live orchestra in the river today, maybe we'll go there. oh, today, i hardly need to fix my computer. yes, there are all sorts of things. well it no conversation at all. well, actually, we have a bottle of vodka in the fridge, but we'd really appreciate it. well, okay good mood, don't even think about talking about it. no need no need, who will tell the brother about his sister. shut up. story. long volodya, but in a nutshell, with whom he does not happen in his youth, his father fell in love and fled. of course, you are a hammer covered in chocolate. but nika is poo

ol well, well, she and her husband quarreled, but this is not the floor for us, to shove., because for a man, a house is a telly and a wife, not his wife's relatives. what the hell do you want to do with her? my trumpet is calling. everything as long as there is. here i have one more reason not to go home, nothing . congratulations. well, this company, they are engaged in evacuation evacuation. in general, this is what strength is called. she has more on each alphabet it's strength is glued. what is the attraction force of friction or elasticity? and yes, you don’t know, but if you want, i’ll tell you like this, you’re my good one, come on. go. force evacuators work around the clock, 7 days a week, otherwise our competitors will immediately crush us. i sympathize. tell me, do you place all orders. well, you write down for each client , or as you have to, we strictly have a contract with the police from private individuals who break down and write everything, otherwise you know, if you give up the slack, the drivers will evacuate, and the money in your pocket. commendable.

ol as you know how, the faster the better. while there is no dream of me to enter the theater. even as a child, i first played little red riding hood in a theater circle. sorry, but you are confusing me with someone else. well, what a wonderful surprise. you are charming. thank you. well, what do you think, will i go to college? you know, i'm really busy right now. but we could meet in the evening and everything in detail discuss in a calmer and more relaxed atmosphere. how do you like this proposal? i know anywhere, of course, oh well, then. leave me your phone number. i'll call you back. i will definitely call. i don't understand you, not only do you sleep with my husband. so you stole me. what and what, now you will order our race in the prison and now i am calling my security service and the police, but i didn’t do anything. hello, don't call. i'm the director of a detective agency. i am aware of all your situations. however, it does not matter since you are here . help me to detain her. there is no need for this. tatyana didn't do any of the things you accuse her of? i hav

ol as you know how, the faster the better. you confuse me with someone else.

this is a new cbs ol. trump, 58%, ron desantis at 52. there, the debate would be about what? who is the best alternative to trump? because every wasn't of the other campaigns says at that trump is the front runner. are we going to do this. and when that moment comes, you want to be the leading alternative. is that what the debate would become? >> let's look at what debates are for. there's a lot of criticism about the format and debates in general, but the reality is that it does give people and all the candidates a platform to introduce themselves to the american public. there's been polling goes up and down after debates dependent on how they perform. what donald trump is doing once again is rewriting the rules of how things should go for himself. and if he's not there, it does give the other candidates a huge opening. >> if you could put the polling numbers up again, just the idea that if trump is on the stage, number one, you can question his policies. number two, you can question his performance in 2018 when they lost in the congres

'course, if ya wanna kick ol' lindsey a dime or two, lord knows i could use it.ave my last dollar to the president and now i can't afford my food or my medicine. i had to swap out my prescriptions for some pills i stole from a vet's office, and now i have feline leukemia! amen!" gotta drive it. get on the train. drive the train. graham isn't the only sad lonely boy out there trying to get daddy to love him. so is the ex-president's least son, eric, seen here wondering where santa goes in the summertime. eric must have heard that the maga crowds in new york were pretty thin. because while his dad was in court, eric tweeted this ai-generated image of the ex-president being followed by a massive crowd through the new york city streets. wow, it looks like rocky, if you were rooting for the side of beef. now, you can tell right away that this is a.i. first, because there's no way he would walk. but mostly because the supporters' faces are total mixup mush. check out the two secret service guys, dried apricot and captain egg. then there's the fisher price business log,

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well, here you see what kind of virginity you had e beautiful ol you just said that it’s all the sameeven in the form of this short there are stand-up performances. yes, they still like the moment that they tell something. yes, a short genre, and i applaud them, you laugh, that is, in fact, earlier. here. uh, for example, in the company yes it was, well, it's cool to tell a joke, because there was no other entertainment. that is now agree cool. here to go out and, as it were, well, here in this one, but to speak, but still get the same emotions. that is, when you are told the class is so funny or funny cool, yes, these are the first steps in public speaking. i think it needs to be forgiven directly. here, in the very early childhood, when a child tells something, even if it’s funny, you need to mix laugh, smile and encourage the child not to close, because, for example, in my childhood i had a problem when i sat up straight wow, such a great joke. i knew it would be funny, but for some reason i was afraid to express it. i don't know where where. what kind of problem do people have? yo

ol just hurry up, please, a new one would stand to be populated. and also there the lock jams a little, and at least the door opens, but it will open so i'll go. okay uh huh. hello hello, you can come in, beauty. what can you say, the scum is there in the seventh room the lock is jammed, you need to call a locksmith, and in the eleventh faucet is leaking, you need a plumber. is that all? or do you have another suggestion? yes no suggestion, not yet, need to troubleshoot these issues. but i have one suggestion for you. let's get some time together rest, it's beautiful. and then i write to you, i will not regret it. i changed my mind , no, i didn't. i have one more question. and when will you arrange the employees as it is supposed to work, by whom it is necessary. well, what labor legislation is necessary to sign contracts with hotel employees? number hello hello thank you wow, what a handsome yes ol, well, nothing young, handsome and the capital's center is enviable, the groom is an ordinary business traveler. well, what if this is fate, you know,

♪ he wants to go back ♪ back to the mother land ♪ ♪ when he had a man, he had a plan ♪ oh the good olerform for you guys is one of my one of my personal favorite. it was the love theme for the documentary about dr. hung us nau, he was a supporting actor in the 1985 film, the killing fields which was the story about what took place in cambodian and he was the first asian of cambodian american that won the oscars for his role. when i look at his life, was a actor and also a human rights activist, and a lot of us here, especially like me, born in cambodian but spent most of my life here, i always felt that i had that duty and always awareness about what took place in cambodian. so i want to share the stories through my music, i want people to know what happens and i think while my parents's generation, they struggled about sharing their stories and what they witnessed, what they went through, it's pretty important to remember because by remembering is how we can honor all those that we lost in the genocide but also pray that history does not company itself. this one is about coming out o

♪ he wants to go back ♪ back to the mother land ♪ ♪ when he had a man, he had a plan ♪ oh the good olerform for you guys is one of my one of my personal favorite. it was the love theme for the documentary about dr. hung us nau, he was a supporting actor in the 1985 film, the killing fields which was the story about what took place in cambodian and he was the first asian of cambodian american that won the oscars for his role. when i look at his life, was a actor and also a human rights activist, and a lot of us here, especially like me, born in cambodian but spent most of my life here, i always felt that i had that duty and always awareness about what took place in cambodian. so i want to share the stories through my music, i want people to know what happens and i think while my parents's generation, they struggled about sharing their stories and what they witnessed, what they went through, it's pretty important to remember because by remembering is how we can honor all those that we lost in the genocide but also pray that history does not company itself. this one is about coming out o

or maybe spy on you ol well, you say.ut this, what kind of spy is she, if this is bardina from moscow, yes, a fool or mows like a fool? where are you from anyway? what do you think? how much right? don't know. olga has a strong intuition, maybe it’s really worth taking a closer look at this one in the light of bardin from moscow alenka close the door. i'm on a farm. why are you like a stocking there, and run here to throw bottles with your test tubes. work, work, smile. hello made repairs included a short circuit equipment for half a million was and holding, money received, yes, so you are in front of you clean in the office. yes? let's get out of here, for example, i'm interested in a separate room. so so so so so just a second, what other beauty? i have never seen such a short one. so this is my cow. hello what is she doing on the farm? that is, you brought your private cow to mate with a breeding bull, which costs a lot of money and our holding paid this lot of money, petrovich. i didn’t understand. what is it now? is

or maybe spy on you ol well, you say.his what a spy she is, if it's bardina from moscow and a fool, yeah, or mows like a fool. where are you from anyway? what do you think, how much is right? don't know. olga strongly intuition may really be worth a closer look at this light bardin from moscow alyonka close the door. i'm on a farm, what are you, like a bang there, and run here to throw your test tubes of bottles with these. smile, hello, it burned down, you just know. we made repairs , turned on a short circuit of the equipment for one and a half million, and everything was formalized and the holding received the money, yes, so you have a clock in front of you, but i have to see you. let's go to the office. yes, we'll start from here. well, let's get out of here, for example, i'm interested in a separate room. so so so so so just a second what other beauty? i have not seen such a cow with a song. so this is my cow. hello what is she doing on the farm? that is, you brought your private cow to mate with a breeding bull, whi

bank in the bank is it good as an accountant in the bank, he worked in the registry office, alas, olesl have to build the third element a little more, please. by the way, the loin worked as an accountant, but this is the golden calf, but nevertheless , they ended up as an accountant, but not there. and if he is stable, return to the team want. commands attention to the screen, what is the name of the weapon that ruined the time machine of engineer timofeev in the film ivan vasilievich changes his profession. you can see it on the screen. here it is large understandable within 10-15 seconds. what is the name of this weapon. see, answer. no, it's not like peak and three two anton one. anton well, for example, distinguishes from a spear an additional element that can cut down hotels. i don’t remember the bard’s reed, build something like this alexey build the fourth element for 30 seconds. at the same time to popov and the radio a little bit for historical knowledge, how many times has the city of st. petersburg changed its name? two camera back. decipher tell anton petersburg then lening

your interesting explanations take care of your brothers and sisters , i will remind the viewers that olesalaryevich was on the air with us from the press - this is junior sergeant vs strike forces without aviation complexes of the 92nd brigade named after the head of the koshoy ivan sirk, and he showed examples of how the ukrainian military demonstrates a very humane attitude towards the aggressor who was taken prisoner with the help of firewood, and on the other hand, he told about how important it is to develop now unmanned aviation in view of the needs on the front line and then to another topic about the north atlantic alliance because today there was a meeting of the nato military committee - it is actually the highest military body of the alliance and participation in it was primarily attended by the chiefs of the general staff of the alliance, and their colleague from sweden was invited for the first time. and on the eve of this event , the secretary general of nato made such a statement outlining the main tasks for nato. departments for your contributions for your leadership and f

police say the victi65 years ol. aandp and op asas autho second person. cristian benavides is in hollywood with the latest. chrichristann, good mornin. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the unofficial start to summer here ended with gunfire. memorial day beachgoers scrambled for cover after gunfire erupted on a hollywood scramb cover after gunfire beach boardwalk in florida on m >> you heard gunshots, seen people run through hoar, and we heard like three more shots down the street. >> reporter: police say it began with an argument between two groups of people near the margarita resort that then took a violent turn. >> to have an altercation with guns in a petting with thousands of people around them is beyond reckless. >> reporter: authorities confirm nine victims were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds including four minors. >> i saw a young man was on the ground bleeding, and they were applying pressure to try to prevent the bleeding. >> reporter: access to the beach was blocked overnight as investigators combed the area. hollywood police ar

baj ol tÍtulo 8 no hay otra. reglas son mÁs duras que permiten mÁs deportaciones express. y algunos son liberados como jean pierre enfrentan un proceso de deportaciÓn en new york. >>> yo tengo que llegar a mi destino y llamar para que me digan la ubicaciÓn de donde me tengo que presentar. >>> unos 2026, otro 2023. >>> conozco un muchacho que es lea dieron en 2027. >>> no entienden los documentos que les entregan. en proceso de deportaciÓn le dan la cita en un mes, 6 meses, 2 aÑos. tendrÁn que presentarse ante un juez. entrÓ en gui gor un juez de florida bloquea el plan de biden. preocupados, un asinamiento inseguro en las instalaciones la patrulla fronteriza dijo el secretario adjunto de dhs. las Últimos sais de acceso para pedir asilo. la aplicaciÓn y solicitarlo a travÉs de un tercer paÍs. estas son diferencias que hay entre el tÍtulo 44 y el tÍtulo 8. destaca el castigo de 5 aÑos o mÁs para que quien ru ce y las deportaciones express. >>> ninguno de ustedes tenÍa cita. entraron 50 personas por razones humanita

they join us right there at the ol' south pancake house. hey, will. >> we start with breakfast.interesting. the way the population has boomed in texas has been at one time businesses like state farm or pepsi moving into the area. of course the red economics and the cultural environment. now they are calling dallas as you point out wall street west. has a venture capital firm. goldman sachs moving headquarters to democrats that's will have a huge impact. >> downtown dallas adding 5,000 jobs. it changes everything and puts us on the map differently. dallas has been the forgotten down and oh like dallas is a great place to stop over but becoming a hub wall street west. when that happens people look at it differently. it's affordable and centrally located and obviously now job growth, too. >> will: 5,000 jobs and multiply that by household and spin off jobs and the economy it creates, that's the population compounding. people have to move here because of goldman sachs in general. toyota moved their headquarters here a few years back. other companies had to move here because they wer

ole i i can't, but i beg you, let's go. kolya well, you can help me your friend, you can help, andryusha come on, let's go, let's go , you're a good-looking guy, but old love, it doesn't rust, come on. well, at the same time you will make a reference for yourself, what are you holding. thanks a lot. you won't be long if you don't forget to limp to the right. office how are you? fine. how are you? listen, my friend and i are in dire need of medical assistance . we suffered a little during the arrest of a particularly dangerous criminal. okay, let's go. what is written here attention deep check? did he tell us something about the police statement, didn’t he? lyosha didn’t talk about work at all at home, he wanted to spend more time on documents, of course. well what should we give thanks now for our miraculous salvation. you don't owe anyone anything. sleep well, not really in the evening , let's go to a cafe. the man who was thrown out of the khatyr relapse became the fruit of a bunch of drunken everyday life, it's hard to s

the idea of winning an ol mic learned? the idea of winning an olympic medal _ learned?ng an olympic medal has changed - learned? the idea of winning an olympic medal has changed for| learned? the idea of winning an - olympic medal has changed for me. i would be lying to say it was everything i wanted to achieve because right now it is not. i am really happy with the idea of starting a family and getting married. i am starting a family and getting married. iam really starting a family and getting married. i am really putting my happiness and my family and things i want to do with my life first and if the olympics fits into that, then it will fit into that.— will fit into that. best of luck to amber. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. this is bbc news. tesco's chairman, john allen, has strongly denied claims that he touched women inappropriately on two separate occasions. a report in the guardian newspaper alleges that mr allen tou

ol navy on market street is closin up shop. the store has been at that stop since 1999. gap, its parent company s headquarters here in the city. they are trying to find new downtown locations that will quote bette serve their customers.. the old navy location that is closing will close-up on july 1st. the westfield mall a few steps away lost its gap-owned banana republic and flagship nordstrom stores. >>> will they or won't they? it seems like every time we hear new details about the oakland a's potential move to vegas the more questions we have. tonight we have one potential answer, what would an a's ballpark look like? my gosh, i know you have to look at that and more on people who are really holding out hope with all of the confusion maybe the a's end up staying, maybe? ,maybe? >> it has been difficult for fans. >> reporter: after seeing the renderings they are convinced that the team is far from hitting the jackpot in vegas >> it is a clown show. it is a huge circus. >> reporter: kirk has been leading the grass-roots effort to keep the team in oakland. >> the answer