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rita ora is here [ cheers and applause we're going to talk to rita ora, then she's performing, "you onlylater in the show. rita ora in the house. [ cheers and applause the best hey guys, it is time for our latest installment of "tonight show polls." here we go ♪ tonight sho polls ♪ >> jimmy: these are polls. polls are very popular >> steve: true, people love them >> jimmy: yeah, people love them adults love them, kids love them >> steve: everybody loves them, grandpa, grandma >> jimmy: grandpa loves them >> steve: no >> jimmy: no >> steve: he doesn't like them he likes the poles more at the strip club [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wish i - i wish my grandma liked polls. >> steve: why? what's the matter? why doesn't your grandma like polls? she loves polls? every time i go to your grandma's house, it's like she would read polls to me >> jimmy: i hate to interrupt you. didn't you hear what happened? >> steve: no >> jimmy: last christmas >> steve: right? >> jimmy: we were out at the house, having some eggnog, stuff like that. i think she was probably medicated or something >> steve: well, she ha

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he became a minister after hoyda ora kurds, like the rest of the group that came to iran's economy withmansour , he was from the middle class and an employee, and he was educated in the united states. the receipt is the last page of the story of the economy. this picture is the end of an era since the time of john f. kennedy, when land reform began in various countries and the american interior gradually expanded in vietnam . 15 years old and now that period was over the democratic party came to power when, finally, the vietnam war with the withdrawal of the united states should have been a salve for the wound. years after the kennedy doctrine , a new doctor was proposed, reforms of destiny, but this time instead of the human rights land, as usual after a great change in the united states. in a country like iran, it also brought about extensive changes. the new one in the white house soon asked the shah to establish a new atmosphere in the administration of the country. amir abbas hoyda held the position of chancellor for 13 years . naturally, he was the main victim of any chancellor in

the annual re creates this ora of this large, scary, nasty group of people who are not affected by your loss and who are going to punish you. and the majority of it is a, they're just people who die in to the delusional lie. that when you say to work together, gun safety, that you are immediately going to be an anti 2nd amendment person coming to take care god. so your next step would be a good no. so why? so why down? why is it the place? and i do have to read more, you have to understand that. don't belong yourself. say no, you don't want, oh, i haven't said something, not even close to that. i tell my brother in law from around like it's no big deal with every day we wake up, we pray. and then we start or battle every single day. the shop a sober, we already know what happened. and now we need to deal with it. and it's terrible a, you know, i was going to be a tough day. we want to seeing how be birth so that so please. okay, okay. okay. okay. okay, good. i divided 3. i ha, ha, ha, ha, what he's different about natalie or none of us shut it up. they push back at us. we come back quar

b+ ora— give the president biden high grades. i think with the picture is mixed. there are many allies in europe that would say they have received confusing signals on trade in the beginning signs of protectionism on america's part. and then there is china policy, which in some cases has led more by domestic hysteria than a clear eyed assessment of the world for has to ask when you look at america's china policy, where is it headed? if you sanction china strongly, where dzeko? how do you contain the worlds second biggest economy, which will one—day be its largest? there's some confusion over that. we saw that emerged last week with the whole controversy over the alleged spy balloon.- alleged spy balloon. yes, indeed- — alleged spy balloon. yes, indeed. it— alleged spy balloon. yes, indeed. it really - alleged spy balloon. yes, indeed. it really showed i alleged spy balloon. yes, i indeed. it really showed how fragile that relationship between the us and china is. what direction to the relationship between the two going to go unde

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then this is in a plus or minus coefficient, like in medical insurance, because it also depends on oraand on the number of days. that is, there is also tariffing, but these are not the same money that could scare tourists, that is, it is affordable times. we have already talked about outbound tourism. and surely after the twentieth year of the pandemic, everything changed and the direction. after all, the preferred destinations have also changed. now belarusians fly the most, where they go, which countries, maybe some new directions have appeared. if we are talking about new tourism, then, in principle, the question here is probably not changed, that is, those countries that, in principle, worked during the pandemic. this is a well-known direction that is interesting for belarusians, where there is, and the sea for relaxation, beach holidays, the sun is egypt. this is turkey . well, of course. there is a direction that is more distant somewhere with transfers, these are asian directions, but we must not forget the russian federation, which is also in the sea. and in the summer, our tou

to the natural components feminost uro helps restore control over urination day and night now i feel oranation under control we continue our broadcast at 10:15 on espresso and a pot sherinda and hanna olevska good morning, we continue the information and analytical marathon, the night was restless as a result of an iranian drone attack on khmelnytskyi , one person died and four others were injured. of the regional council, mr. valentyn , good morning. greetings. glory to ukraine . glory to the heroes. please tell me all the details . what happened to you there when what are the consequences? unfortunately, khmelnytskyi is also this week also has an arrival, and this time there were three routes. yes, from two o'clock in the morning to three o'clock in the morning, there were three flights, unfortunately , we have one dead, four wounded, and about 20 houses were damaged. well, they aimed at a military object. and just between the first and second arrivals when the emergency services team arrived to put out the fire during the second arrival and died just in the emergency services. the inj

natural ingredients of uro feminost helps to restore control over urination in melon at night now i would ora urination under control congratulations friends we continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel saturday political club angelika with sizonenko and vitaly portnikov good evening to everyone what has already begun is the second year of the full-scale war of russia against ukraine the program of the second year of the war and today we will just concentrate on summarizing how the first year has passed. what achievements , what failures, and also what we lack in order to bring the victory of ukraine closer, of course , we will start with those events that are currently developing on at the front with us, there will now be lectures on the air hetman veteran of the war of russia against ukraine major of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine and mykhailo prytula colonel of the reserve of the security service of ukraine expert in military counterintelligence so, the russian federation, congratulations, friends, good day, evening, so, the russian federation continues its offensive in

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and when i already meet with the military, the children go to ora, that's why we have a different moode our boys here they listen to such cheerful songs at the front, and they listen to batyan and kombat, but we will be about them, the victory that will soon be, what will it be , how do you see it, and what will you see later, not just ukraine, but why give us the music of our variety show, what will it be like after victory is a very bloody and very painful lesson. we don’t know how things will turn out. you and i don’t even know if we will be alive at this moment, that is, now such things are happening, terrible explosions yesterday, for example , yes, that is, how many people died who ate apples since the evening. we saw this kitchen and then them it's gone that's why uh-uh now everything is for victory and as it will be uh-uh we will appreciate what we have and literally one verse that is, i have already said everything in this song our weapon of truth is strength will honor fire take out our weapon strength faith that the leader puts on the banners each of us goes to battle to be

and when i already meet with the military, they are children's songs are going to ora, that's why wedifferent mood with the russian troops. because our guys are listening to such cheerful songs at the front, and they are listening to batanya and kombat. well, let's not talk about them. you see then not just ukraine, yes, but ours, let’s give the music of our variety show, what it will be like after the victory, this is a very bloody and very painful lesson of not knowing how everything will turn out. you and i do not even know if we will be alive at this moment, that is, now such things are happening, terrible explosions -dnipri, for example yes, that is, how many people died who ate apples in the evening, saw this kitchen, and then they were gone. that's why, now, everything is for victory . and as it happens, we will appreciate what we have and literally one verse. that is, i have already said everything in this song. our weapon is truth, strength, will, honor, fire , take it out, our weapon is the power of faith, which puts the head on the banner. that its hordes are strong in our

we do expect that wind to ck as the storm approaches as enbity ora ang some nd snow that mix as well. his -- it is causing residents in the east bay to take precautions. slight wind gusts now in the open house foreshadowing what is to come when rate is at -- rain is out of the picture. residence on high alert. >> i have had some flooding in the lower part of my house. when jane took her dog out for a walk wednesday at expect not to be leaving her house when the storm hits later this week. she has kept the sandbags lined up along her driveway since the january storm. she says with the way this driveway is planted, it could flood. >> we can't afford that area flooding. getting sandbags. clusenonorteng the wind is another. already we have seen damage as a result including this tree that fell on the bay bridge, backing up traffic for hours. caltrans says they have extra screws available to do with any road obstructis.on >> we have increased field maint call or ready to go. maintenance stations are fully staffed. we also have additional staff for emergency contractors on standby. >> the ro

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those are winter storm warnings there is orae. we actually got blizzard warnings across the sierra nevada. and how about this? even that a hatchet peas? we're looking at some blizzard conditions, maybe 3 feet of snow. and of course, that's going to stop traffic going along. i-5 they will shut down the great by before allowing people to go up in those kind of conditions. all right. out there right now that low spinning around, we've got more storms coming through our way tonight. in fact, it is just picking up will be a wild night of weather. going to be tracking it all night long right here on kron. 4. thank you, we have an update on that one year-old boy who was seriously injured when a giant redwood tree crashed through his family's home in the santa cruz mountains in. >> boulder creek, milo smith has been in the hospital for the past 2 days. the good news is he's now in stable condition and recovering tuesday night's strong winds brought a tree down on his home on bobcat lane pending the little boy underneath first responders r

scandal this week, the ongoing revelation about the president's mishandling of classified documents oras staff's mishandling of documents over the last three or four decades. that makes sense and might be a reason if you're hunter biden, who has become a political operative in the washington universe would want to move forward with letters like this to the delaware attorney general and justice department. >> it is because it is public opinion strategy issue not a legal strategy. if hunter biden would file a lawsuit, you know very well the defense -- >> shannon: there is discovery, actual malice. >> the truth of it or substantial truth. in other words, if they were to file a lawsuit, the defense would be what i said is true. now we're going to prove it and have depositions and subpoenas and find out what is going on, they'll never file a lawsuit. >> not good for the president either. >> not good. >> shannon: something else, this morning the "washington post" put out poll that said 62% of people, more than answered this for former president trump, would be dissatisfied or angry if biden w

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rita ora will be joining us to talk and perform plus, we're playing true confessions.s it going >> good? >> all right we know one thing for sure, they're cold >> carson said there are some hardy souls. chilly out here. we're starting with the pioneering sheriff breaking barriers in minnesota and setting an example of hope for her entire community blayne met up with her and we'll share that touching conversation. >>> another inspiring woman, kathy augustine had a heart transplant and on a mission to keep it strong ever since, we'll talk with her and find out about that success and with our start today walking club she was in orlando with us trying out some exercises to add to our routines. >> speaking of exercising, what if you eat a little differently, if there was healthy food around what if that healthy food was more affordable? this dietician says it can be. she's going to share some great ways to get the fruits, get those veggies, for less. >> sounds good >> and then on the third hour, we're going to introduce you to some trail-blazing artists who worked on some of

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