he could face life in prison if convicted. >>> now, moving back to his parents' house means he'll stay in palo alto, where bankman-fried is originally from. while at home, he will have to wear an electric monitoring bracelet. he has to appear in court for the next time. that's going to happen on january 3rd. our scott budman is in that palo alto neighborhood where streets are blocked off as we await bankman-fried's return. he's going to join us with the latest at 6:00. >>> it is cold and flu season for sure. my daughter has had four colds in the last two months. many parents grab over-the-counter cold medicine to bring relief to them but some doctors and pharmacists say some of those drugs we have been using for years actually don't work, and now they're urging the fda to pull them from store shelves. nbc bay area's ian cole spoke with local doctors about i, and ian, what kind of drugs are we talking about? >> doctors say it all has to focus on the frequent phenylephrine. some versions of benadryl, mus an ex, and tylenol use it. four studies concluded the medicines don't help your stuf

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it's a bond on his parents house. he gets sentenced, but he gets his bail in new york.here he gets to spend christmas, but he's already got the cofounder and the former girlfriend who is head of alameda pleading guilty, looking to cut a deal right away. >> carley: that's right. >> brian: so he is screwed, you would think. >> carley: yeah, this is not going to be a very festive holiday season for him, by the way. some very interesting thoughts on the bail portion of what's going on with sbf right now. listen to this. >> the whole thing is a smoke screen, an optical illusion. why did they do it? because it makes the prosecutors look good. it makes them look like they are being tough, making the highest possible bond in american history. guess what? if he flees, it could have been $10 trillion. nobody is putting up that money. the whole thing is a story of smoke screens, from the due-good smoke screen of sbf and the altruism and the scores, they are pretending like they are participating in the modern charles dickens novel where everyone is a caricature of themselves playi

i'm told that law enforcement was also surveilling his parents' house. it was a combination of dna evidence and the car that led to the suspect being identified. tell us a little bit more about how a law enforcement operation on this scale comes together. >> well, i tell you, you know, it'll be interesting to find out exactly what it is they did when they said that they tracked him all the way from idaho to pennsylvania. were they tracking his cell phone? did they have that? were they using toll booths that he may have gone through, as he was traveling? did they actually have an eyeball on him? w where they actually identified the car and him and tailed him all that way. i don't know the answer to that. but it'll be interesting. apparently they began to narrow things down on him a while back. but they didn't have enough to really name him as a suspect. so, it'll be interesting. we'll find out more over the next few days, i'm sure. >> yeah, because i'm told by my law enforcement sources that it was really last week when it was coming together, bobby, that

so again, sam bankman-fried free on $250 million bond going to his parents' house in california, wheree under house arrest, proving that even some billionaires end up living with their parents. democrats massive spending bill filled with wish list items ahead of christmas, like the bee friendly highways we mentioned earlier. hillary vaughn to tell us what's actually in the bill that the senate just passed. >> jacqui: the border crisis about to get worse with title 42 in limbo. what will happen as tens of thousands of migrants move into the country and away from the border. tom homan has something to say about this as always. coming up next. here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndro

>> he will have to get pretty comfortable in his parents house.will where an electronic tracking bracelet. he will also need to stay at home. part of the package, he is out on no personal reconnaissance bond which allows a defendant to be released. it was secured by his parents house in palo alto, california. david: what comes next? >> essentially, he will be appearing in court in january 3. it will be interesting to see what happens from key witnesses. sam bankman-fried landed in the united states on wednesday and by that point come two people who he had worked closely with had said they were collaborated with u.s. prosecutors. rishaad: we are looking at the story as it develops further. we will also check on what is going on market wise. it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile service and major savings? can't argue wit

if he skips, if he violates his bail conditions, the government will take the parent's house.al for the $250 million. liz: he got out there in front of several tv cameras and journalists, just a couple of weeks ago, and again, he has to surrender his passport so obviously he ain't going anywhere but he must also wear the electronic device as bernie madoff did but when he spoke with andrew ross sorkin, of the new york times he said one thing that to me and my team really put him, he put himself under the bus. here is that sound bite and i want you to comment on it. listen to sam bankman-fried. >> i made a lot of mistakes or things that i would have give anything to be able to do over again. i didn't ever try to commit fraud on anyone. liz: intentionally commit fraud but yet, he almost admitted some important issues there. would you have ever allowed your client to say something like that? >> when i was it's interviewed i said two words "shut up." liz: to bernie. >> no, when i was representing him, mark cohen, but shut up. don't talk, and whatever advice he got was bad advice to

he is out on bail because he is secured to his parents house.e can stay there and then something happens in january. >> yes, he is back in court on january 3. yesterday there was news that his top lieutenants caroline ellison who was the ceo of alameda and gary wang the cto of ftx are collaborating with authorities. we have two see if anybody else is collaborating as well and what he will do on january 3. francine: are we expecting to hear from him. i don't know if there is a trial that will's dark quite soon or how the justice system will handle this. >> i think he is a supposed -- supposed to appear on january 3. i don't think there will be any updates until then. i don't know whether people normally talk when they are released on bail, but we can expect to hear something then. there's rbc christmas over the weekend so -- there's obviously christmas over the weekend so we expect there might the a pause. francine: people have talked in the past and he has given quite a few interviews. so we will see. ask you this almost every week, but when you

idaho. >> let's talk how the fbi tracked him from washington driving across the country to his parents' housepennsylvania and sit on his house and surveil him for four days waiting for an arrest warrant. that can't be easy. we've all seen other cases where the suspect vanished during something like that. >> i've seen cases where we lost people with the fbi for awhile. think about the opportunities he has to make a move when he goes from west to east. that is every time he goes into a rest area, you've got to know where he is. this is a person who committed four murders. you have to know where he is at nighttime. you got to be able to see him on an open road, you don't want him to see somebody behind him for too long. that might be a helicopter of plane. if he gets into a dense area, that's urban, you have to have rotating teams on him so he doesn't identify anybody. i tell you, one of the important things about that tailing process is i think the right choice by the police and the feds not to speak about this case. the individual appeared to be fairly comfortable not thinking people were on h

. >> let's talk how the fbi tracked him from washington driving across the country to piz his parents' house and sit on his house and surveil him for four days waiting for an arrest warrant. that can't be easy. we've seen other cases where the suspect vanished during something like that. >> i've seen cases where we lost people with the fbi for awhile. think about the opportunities he has to make a move from west to east, every time you go to a rest area, you got to know where he is. he committed four murders. you have to know where he is at nighttime. you got to be able to see him on an open road, you don't want him to see somebody behind him for too long. that might be a helicopter of plane. if he gets into a dense area, that's urban, you have to have rotating teams on him so he doesn't identify anybody. i tell you, one of the important things about that tailing process is i think the right choice by the police and the feds not to speak about this case. the individual appeared to be fairly comfortable not thinking people were on his tail. that helped a lot here i think, alyson. >> it is rem

so now all the children and grandchildren gather here in their parents' house.mory of them, so we try to preserve the traditions that they brought up with us and that were accepted in this house. we try to put it in order and cultivate to grow what our parents loved. we plant a garden, grow different crops. the husband is more responsible, he does housework with rabbits. he blueberries take care of him, and mine is already the flowers of the garden, all these berries to collect everything to harvest, there, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, all this and conservation. it's already on me. well, the boys, the girls, let's go feed our small farm, let's see. we have a young one, mom is here. so open here. here, you see, what an apple to her now we have grain here. there is something you don't want to see. why don't our cats want to see the little ones? well let's see a little. you can see now our chickens are small ducks here, so you can feed this rabbit like this. let's go there a little further. here, go there, that 's the thing, vernishka. come here a little further.

the whole country is in motion adult children go to their native places to their parents' house - this is a family holiday. parents. children grandchildren com. shali this dumplings is an indispensable treat on new year's eve. despite being very busy , i try to find free time as soon as possible, and as soon as i have it, i always spend it with my family. i love being around members. my family. this brings me joy. the ancients say that in ancient times, at the beginning of the year, the chinese had to hide from a terrible monster named nanny, he came to the first day of the year and the grain was devoured for a year, and sometimes people themselves laid out many different foods in front of the door in order to skillfully, but one day everyone saw how the nanny was frightened by the baby, dressed in red clothes since then, red is a charm on new year's days. the chinese hang red lanterns in their houses and at the entrance. red scrolls with good wishes in the windows give each other red envelopes in which they put money. the new year is celebrated three times. so to speak, a secular holi

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i had to leave my parents' house to study at the university at that time.as a third year student medical faculty. my dad and i made the decision together, uh, to volunteer. how long will they have to be there? i didn’t know when the decree of the president of the demobilization of students from the donetsk lugansk republic was issued, many at first didn’t even believe me, the commander called and said that tomorrow 7:30 am, pack your things, and i’ll bring you to lugansk, we told him that such a joke says no , guys you see home, take the mobilization first. achieved in universities daniil studied as a lifeguard in lugansk university in the summer was to receive a diploma. he didn't even suspect. as this knowledge will be useful to him very soon, the guys were pulled out from under the rubble of the wounded dead. we did not abandon our guys. uh, under fire from 2 months ago. they were in the trenches. today they play billiards, tennis and walk here, we got the idea to say in this way thank you to the guys who were recently demobilized. some of them have spen

the killings of those idaho college students including that he drove across the country to his parents' house christmas break, which is where he was arrested at 1:30 this morning. back with me, we have john miller joining us is former fbi deputy director and national security analyst. andy, about that drive, the fbi tracked him from washington state driving across in the car that we were all looking for across the country to pennsylvania and then they surveilled him for four days. that seems like an awfully long time to just keep their eyes on him and a lot of room for error, possibly. why did they -- why didn't they just arrest him back in washington state? >> well, alyson, you can't arrest someone until you have probable cause and convince adjudge you have probable cause to convince the jury you have a crime and a judge signs an arrest warrant to go and do the arrest. it is likely during that time period they were still working on connecting kohberger to the dna from the crime scene and if they were aware of him they would have associated him with the white car, they would have kept anymore

like you mentioned, why is his car still at his parent's house in northeastern pennsylvania?'s an interesting fact. one would think that if he did commit these crimes, he wouldn't be dumb enough to drive and park the car in the driveway. either he's extremely arrogant, a sociopath, he thinks he will never get caught or maybe he feels like he didn't commit this crime. that is an interesting fact. >> jennifer: it's almost seems as if he's leading the police to his parent's house. to say that opens up a possible defense. we'll learn more in three minutes when the moscow police hold that very importantpress conference. so thank you very much, brian, for being with us. >> you bet. thank you, jennifer. >> jennifer: any minute now, a news conference police in moscow, idaho. let's check back in with william la jeunesse. william? >> the story just moved on a.p. that a class mated of kohberger at washington state describes him as confident and outgoing but super walk around and always trying to fit in and show others how much he knew about criminalology. police got a break and unravell

we have a part of the earth here near my husband's parental house.have already decided that once the parental home. so it is necessary to buy this land and work here so that the parental home is preserved. so we are currently growing . we now have corn on the other side, and on this half we have we decided to garden a garden. we have not for long. uh, only 3 years, just two crops. we have already shot the apple. well, we have a garden for 200 apple trees; we grow apples from winter and medium ones, which means autumn. we have a variety of gala and golden yellow apples, not very sweet, tasty and a winter variety - this is dana bright red beautiful apples and tasty and they lie until spring. the most works. this spring it is necessary to process and weed it. then, of course, already mowing apple trees. how do we distribute responsibilities? well, who can when or me or him? well, who is freer, then he does, because i have there is also the main work, therefore, most of the work falls on his shoulders, because of the tractors , because of the machine, he

and i'm told that the suspect drove the car cross country, all the way from idaho to his parents' house in pennsylvania. right around christmas time. and that, you know, law enforcement was aware of this. tell us a little more about what might go into that? >> sure. let start with the dna from the crime scene. you recovered dna that you think might belong to the perpetrator or somebody maybe with the perpetrator. the first thing you do is run it through codus. the national dna database. if there is no hit in there, so it doesn't currently match, then we go to the genealogy which we understand they used in this case. if your person, his exact dna is in the genealogy database, great. more likely you identify people who have familial connections potentially with your dna contributor. now you have to go out and investigate each one of those people to figure out if they're actually related to someone who lives in the area. maybe drives a white hyundai. that could lead you to your exact suspect but you don't know if it is your guy until you get a sample. that's done by good surveillance. foll

his parents put up their house 4 million dollars. a part of that bond package. but bankman-fried accused of fraud and conspiracy in money laundering. both of his parents are stanford law professors, but it's not been a great day for bankman-fried. according to court documents just unsealed today, his ex-girlfriend, caroline ellison come fast and she knew what she was doing was illegal. she has pleaded guilty to criminal charges and cooperating with authorities. we spoke to the business editor of crypto publication cointelegraph about what he thinks that allegedly happened at ftx. but it turns out that there was no actual bitcoin being held on my that money. >> was being used was being taken and siphon for some other business operations or perhaps for some other expenses. so he's looking at about 115 years in prison if he's convicted. so right now we're going to be moving toward the the trial phase and the investigation phase and we'll see what comes out of that man freed will remain under house arrest with an ankle monitor. he's facing the possibility of life in

built the sixty- first year in every sliver in every glass of my father’s mother’s labors, the parent’s houset was accepted the roof changed the stove repaired the bath house built from auxiliary material, what was kulakized with hands, and this is iron, what is left from cover, and replaced it with a roof near the house. and what left gone here? in general, from the original production we have i am a lady for the whole village. this is the one i have on hand all the time. it must be done to do it. for me , my village. it was all of russia with every blade of grass, i remember the family, it was big. when we got together, we sat down at the table and sang in four voices. our dad was a silent rowan conductor, something parental. one day i come, and dad and mom are already here, as if they were living out the last month, but they already planted a mountain ash, so here is dad here is mom, and we are already small side by side. well, you can't do that. i subscriber live, one family life. i didn't succeed here. we assume that god disposes, probably this is my destiny, i have no children. i tried

> reporter: well, the blockades -- there are blockades up along the streets leading up to his parents' house where he will await trial until he is tried on felony charges. the barricades line the road leading to the home of his parents, both of them stanford law professors. you can see stanford public safety manning the road blocks. the disgraced ftx cryptocurrency founder was freed on a $250 million bond, which is the highest pretrial bond in u.s. history. he is also fitted with a gps ankle monitor and had to surrender his passport. he's accused of misusing $8 billion, depositing it into ftx that he co-founded and his fellow executive already pleaded guilty to fraud charges and we're told they're cooperating with the government. >> sam bankman-fried was involved in the crypto space. let's be very, very honest and very transparent. there are some bad dudes in the crypto space. and if i lived anywhere near sam bankman-fried's parents, i would get some cameras. >> reporter: sam bankman-fried is to appear before a judge on january 3rd for an arraignment. he is allowed to travel, but only betwee

the virgin mary had to return to her parents' house or get married.etrothed to the righteous joseph, who by that time had already reached respectable years, so the marriage was not a marriage. in the full sense of the word. joseph became, rather, the guardian and mentor of the virgin mary, since by that time her parents had already left this world. holiday reference to the church of the most holy theotokos reminds us of what it means to truly dedicate one's life to god, each person is surrounded by various circumstances and, in accordance with them, has a natural human desire to create a family, have material wealth, and reach certain heights of his professional activity. at the same time, a true christian continues to live according to the gospel both in the family and at work, both in abundance and in shortcomings, but the daily cares of children in one way or another respond to the attention and strength of even the most diligent believer. that is why since ancient times , some of the most zealous christians, realizing the time of earthly existence

we have a part of the earth here near my husband's parental house.eady decided that once the parental home. so it is necessary to buy this land and work here so that the parental home is preserved. so we are currently growing . we now have corn on the other side, and on this half we have e we decided on a garden. well, we don't have a garden for long. uh, only 3 years, just two crops. we have already shot the apple. well, we have a garden for 200 apple trees; we grow apples from winter and medium ones, which means autumn. we have varieties gala and golden yellow apples are not very sweet tasty and winter variety. this is dana bright red beautiful apples and delicious and they lie up

house. let's see. which he bought for maternity capital , of course, the parents set up a fence. h an ax, he crushed it all. that's what he bought glasses, he broke them all, nothing in the house where his parents lived. when he fought with his wife, the second, here he knocked out these plastic doors. he took off from the bathroom and put you see the traces of a hammer, when on february 23 he stands at 24, when he also broke my windows. there was an outbuilding of the parents' house. well, how did he screw it all up? here he set a fire, look, when his father was still alive, set fire to him alive, he was going to build a house for children. well, he couldn’t build anything, where the children would go and where the children would live. parents even have nowhere to live. this is what he set out to do. but this he did not. he stayed for 2 months. i gave him mine concrete mixer, i say, at least there are walls here so that the ceiling does not fall, here. for children's money, i'm wondering where he spent the governor's maternity capital and took off the children's money accounts, w

the present, everything is plastic. believes that next year christmas eve will be spent at his parents' house, it's very painful. it's very hard, but we have faith and hope that it will all be over soon and the following holidays will all be in the circle of family, wife, parents, children, and we're glad about it, we're here now we are so that the next holidays we will already spend at home next to our family next to all our loved ones and after you orcs and life will become more interesting and so christmas is celebrated in kharkiv oblast near the very border with the russian federation, local musicians have come here to entertain us with military songs and with christmas carols, the son of god was born to congratulate you all on the coming christmas, to wish you to wish you yours to your families, that the following is, in short, that the next christmas we meet already in a peaceful, independent, normal ukraine, that we do not hide anyone from our boys, that we they only met, not at funerals, but only somewhere at someone's weddings, only somewhere at someone's family. despite the holiday,

this is our parents' house. how many years already 100 years, even more turns out. to move something you recognize, of course, images rises. so, of course, it sounds. banal sentimentally touching these pieces of wood. something especially warm. the eldest and sisters of his grandmother, the same anastasia, who in the twenties of the last century married a greek and left the country. perhaps some documents have been preserved in the archives of the vyborg region. in st. petersburg , lazarev jr. managed to find out that his great-grandfather kuzma tarasov, originally from the tver province, together with his uncle alexander, visited the village of komarovo, where his ancestors lived before the revolution, but there another place where a famous actor tries to look every time he is in st. petersburg is the same courtyard where his father spent his childhood, where the lazarev family experienced the blockade of leningrad actually, where my st. petersburg childhood passed, here are the windows. here are the two extreme windows, on the top floor. this is one of our rooms a

feelings, you can listen to eight eight songs there, i will return home, i will definitely be at my parents' house, the stars are brighter my mother taught me to sing the lullaby has a lot of thoughts on the topic of home, er, on the topic of mom, on the topic of the type of lost time, how many of us have not been said, poems have not been written there, books of songs have not been photographed, well, in short, despite the war, the feeling about relationships does not disappear anywhere, of course, of course, nowhere is yours the song, style, she has already collected more than a million views, it seems even i remember there is a chorus that we are not afraid of the curfew yes, there is something else like that on your pike dimples, you smile at the bark n threw us at you, the night will attack the spinet us i'll stay with you curfew time, i'm yours, that's why you're like sugar, so to speak, went to one, i want to somehow adapt in general. well, we don't stop loving, it doesn't stop, we can't forgive . the house now needs to be checked to see if there is an air alarm and we are already used to i

i said, “i’m at my parents’ house.” a guest in our house is the new house to which we moved and he andhe war in a few months to make a report and of course what we said because already the entire media space and basically the whole air was ringing with whether there would be a war or not full-scale own and pal then say you know don't worry i think that putin will not dare to do this and pavel's message on february 24 after he asked where i am and what's with me and what's with my family he said you know i'm sorry please i was wrong well but actually but actually then i again, to the same pavlov i wrote because i was away from work and i wanted to be useful at this moment, not just sit by the tv screen and watch what is happening, not just monitor the news in the e-news feeds, but do something else that i know how to do do i i wrote to the same pavlov, and he works on one of the largest polish news tv channels. i say, listen, i can send some videos from tik tok, streeter's facebook, or something so that people in poland can see what's happening here, and he referred me to the producer o

tonight, the former crypto billionaire ordered to home confinement at his parents' house in palo alto. ktvu is elissa harrington has this report. this quiet street near the stanford university campuses where ft x founder sam blankman freed will serve house arrest pending trial for one of the largest financial fraud cases ever. spf as he's called, will be staying at his parents' home . cryptocurrency entrepreneur was let out of a manhattan courthouse thursday by u. s marshals and accompanied by his parents after posting a massive $250 million bond. what makes it fascinating is this is the largest bond in u. s history. street, former federal prosecutor name a. romani called this amount unprecedented. for example, fraudster bernie madoff had a $10 million bond. elizabeth holmes theranos received a $500,000 bond was potentially a flight risk, but he did voluntarily waive extradition from the bahamas come back to new york. so i think the government saw the writing on the wall, but they weren't able to get him detained, so they negotiated a very high bond amount to ensure that bank winfried

vyacheslav molotov vyacheslav molotov was a friend of sasha arosev and even lived for some time in his parents' housendrovna wants to find the exact address of this house. she does not know, she just remembers that this house was located on one of the central streets of the city and was the fourth in a row from the kazan kremlin. where are you here? here's this cliff, well, now all the new houses or what? have you connected them? this is a two-story house with a workshop with a ready-made dress shop, and here it is, here is the fourth house from the kremlin. it was well, now it's hard to find, because everything was rebuilt. but why do i think that it’s here after all, because it’s such a cliff. there was also when the demonstration was dispersed here, which means that my father opened the gate so that the demonstrators would not be beaten, the cossacks filled it so that they could slide through the gate there down into the garden, next to the house there was a fourth house here. well, now everything is new, i can’t say that this is exactly this house, maybe it was connected. maybe they rebuilt it so

more guided missile debris from it, the house was built with our own hands for 12 years, the parents' housen next door, the family of courtiers is trying not to lose optimism and hope. we are very grateful to the boys and girls, we are just infinitely grateful. they raked out something, somehow, everything is more fun if there is hope there is hope, and i think that we will all overcome it together, throughout ukraine, we will restore it and it will be even better, because it is precisely such people who are helped by the brave to restore the initiative that started with a company of friends today has about two thousand volunteers in 8 months it was possible to clean up and help with the restoration of three hundred houses and apartments it is a real community with shared time with the help of overnight stays and warm conversations today canadian journalist leah works with volunteers we used these tools shovels to scoop up garbage put in this bag thus , the boy first came to ukraine on the eve of the full-scale invasion, then rented a car in poland and came again from with volunteer help ti

i was born in my parents' house in searchlight. we didn't have much money, but they left me something better. they taught me that by hard work, in america, you can succeed. my dad was a hard rock miner who--a lot of times, he worked and nobody paid him, and when they paid him, the checks bounced. my mother took in wash. now, you might ask, in a town of a few hundred people, whose wash would she take in? when i grew up in searchlight, it was a town of prostitutes. at one time, we had as many as 13 bordellos in searchlight. searchlight itself had no trees, no grass. it was just a place where there was no water. i'd wanted to go back to piute springs cause as a boy, my youthful mind, it was like paradise. and i went back. somebody had burned the trees, the big cottonwood trees. the fort had been knocked down. the lily pads were gone, the ponds were gone. i felt so bad about that. if we couldn't protect that gem of the desert, then we're in big trouble as a country. christensen: so reid's had a very interesting, "only in nevada" kind o

we have a part of the earth here near my husband's parental house. already decided that once the parental home. so it is necessary to buy this land and work here so that the parental home is preserved. so we are currently growing . we now have corn on the other side, and on this half we have e we decided on a garden. well, we don't have a garden for long. uh, only 3 years, just two crops. we have already shot the apple. well, we have a garden for 200 apple trees; we grow apples from winter and medium ones, which means we have autumn. uh, gala and golden yellow apples. they are very sweet tasty and a winter variety. this is dana bright red beautiful apples and delicious and they lie until spring. the most works. this spring it is necessary to process and weed it. then, of course, already cawing apple trees. ah, how we distribute responsibilities. well, whoever can, or i or he, who is freer, does it, because i also have the main job, therefore, most of the work falls on his shoulders, because of the tractors, because of the machine, he is engaged in di

this is the warmth of the parents' house, and we agreed with the governors separately.took it personally control was formed. and such a base of foster families that are already experienced and each child chose from several families the one that most resonated with him spiritually, and someone had a family with a dog, someone had a family in the countryside. and someone just has a beautiful mother, after that they saw her off. uh, remote communication communicated. if everything converged, then further documents were already drawn up. and so we brought them in groups, this is truly touching, and there was always a meeting and we understood how for these children, who experienced not only the experience of orphanhood, but the experience of military operations, when they were sitting there in bomb shelters, when for them it was just the very idea that they could get into a family was just a dream. here. eh, well separately. of course i want to note that, a lot of work has been devoted. uh, the general system of building child protection in the territory. yes , and here we

parked in front of his parents house. >> and after that? of the sewer where you dump the body? draw map to which the way you put this guy down. >> he even took twitchell to the back of the garage, the suspected crime scene. hoping it would trigger some level of remorse. >> is this affecting your memory? do you wanna tell us where the body is now? get you back to the station? okay, let's go back in. >> back in the car, another detective off camera starts working on twitchell. >> you humiliate your victim, knock him over the head. with the -- out of him. chop him up. carved him up. this pales in comparison but you can't take it. >> but twitchell said nothing. at least not in person. he had certainly said plenty in sk confessions, if in fact he was the author. but the document was incomplete. ending in a jumble of unrecovered computer code. -- >> we're going to the computer guys, come on you, have to pull out more wear right at the point where he dumped the body and you have no location. >> so a slow methodical search through the deck top comp

from gullies is finally being laid to rest after a 3 day morning period where it was kept at his parents house. he was surrounded by his wife, his sisters, his father, uncle, and grandparents, and many other relatives where he was mourned, dressed in formal clothes, with a baseball cap on his head and a bed of flowers at his feet. coastal from julius died on tuesday morning. authorities say, with a bullet lodged in the back of his brain, put there by police who pursued him after he left a petrol station in the small hours of december 5th. without paying for 20 years worth of fuel that he had put in his pickup truck. police say they acted in self defense after courses from gullies attempted to ram their motorcycles. but the roemer community here seriously doubts that version of events given that the bullet was fired into the back of his head. and given that there is no supporting evidence for the police version. roemer community here expect to see justice done. they want to see the officers put on trial. they want to see a full judicial investigation and if necessary, they want to see the offic

we have a part of the earth here near my husband's parental house.e have already decided that once the parental home. so it is necessary to buy this land and work here so that the parental home is preserved. means, growing at the moment. we now have corn on the other side, and on this half we have we decided to garden a garden. we don't have long. uh, only 3 years, just two crops. we have already shot the apple. well, we have a garden for 200 apple trees; we grow apples from winter and medium ones, which means we have autumn. uh, gala and golden yellow apples. they are very sweet tasty and a winter variety. this is dana bright red apples are beautiful and tasty and they lie until spring. the most works. this spring it is necessary to process and weed it. then, of course, the sheathing of apple trees. ah, how we distribute responsibilities. well, who can when or me or him? well, whoever is freer does it, because i also have the main job , therefore, most of the work falls on his shoulders, because of the tractors, because of the machine, he is engaged

here today at my parents' house.r’s museum war father was mobilized worked in a hospital train from three-year-old igor with his mother, food, managed to leave minsk moved east settled in the city of salsk there he went to the first grade schools and there they are fat well done countrymen in salsk by the decision of their local duma they made me an honorary citizen of the city salsk of this rostov region. the land is so very interesting where the songs are well sung. i remembered that you had a hearing. i bought some four- octave harmonium. here, and then my mother bought a violin at the market, brought it to me and we began to learn to play with you. so we studied, studied teachers , there was no music school anywhere, there was nothing. we did n't use this artisanal method. and then i got a little bit of knowledge. elementary went and took you a musical herring. igor luchinok is a virtuoso cymbalist from these shots in 1953 and to this day the film chronicle of the life of composers is being conducted time machine

his parents put up their house 4 million dollars, a part of that bond package. nkman-fried accused of fraud and conspiracy in money laundering. both of his parents are stanford law professors, but it's not been a great day for bankman-fried. according to court documents just unsealed today, his ex-girlfriend, caroline ellison come fast and she knew what she was doing was illegal. she has pleaded guilty to criminal charges and cooperating with authorities. we spoke to the business editor of crypto publication cointelegraph about what he thinks that allegedly happened at ftx. but it turns out that there was no actual bitcoin being held on my that money. >> was being used was being taken and siphon for some other business operations or perhaps for some other expenses. so he's looking at about 115 years in prison if he's convicted. so right now we're going to be moving toward the the trial phase and the investigation phase and then we'll see what comes out of that men freed will remain under house arrest with an ankle monitor. he's facing the possibility life in pris

i think that he is well aware of where everything flies, flies, perhaps to his parents' house. it does not care at all, he is not interested. not the motherland, but no other thoughts there. he is only interested in money. that's for money this man sold his own mother, and sold his own brother and myself are fine. here in this position well, up to a certain point, of course, in our program we expose fakes, but this person, he is a fake in itself, look, a russian person. pavel kirilenko escaped from donetsk, he says, now i am not pavel, i am pavlo, and who is even the position of his fake chairman of the donetsk regional state administration. and where should the donetsk regional state administration be located in donetsk, but the ukrainian administration is not there and where it sits in kiev yes, and eugene, whose brother pavel is even included in the list of the peacemaker website, we can see, that is, their opposition is so strong. unfortunately, it’s worth just supporting all this with one simple thesis. let's remember who during the great patriotic war was considered, say,

followed by fog photographers on the way out and now he's in california while ordered to stay at his parent's househile awaits trial. >> backup. >> get out of my car. >> the courtroom as bankman-fried sat between his lawyers and shackled between his ankles, a fraud of epic proportion, a former colleague and girlfriend, ellison, and former ceo crypto trading from alameda research, she pled guilty to several accounts and gary wang pleaded for four of his own. both are cooperating with investigators which could strengthen the case against bankman-fried. he was required to get a monitored bracelet before leaving the courthouse. his next court appearance is scheduled january 3rd. he's faced eight federal counts and accused of fraud to lenders. back to you. >>> there is new reaction tonight to revelation the fbi paying million of dollars to twitter wile pushing to control information all of that happening before elon musk purchased the company. the bureau says it did nothing wrong. here is mike emanuel. >> reporter: fbi officials did not provide twitter of any specific instructions or details regarding t

the house that his parents own. so the only thing you can realistically expect to execute on. government duping the press. this is the government, the department of justice, trying to grab headlines with this $250 million amount and make justice look just. this is a coddled crook's bail secured by a $4 million house. and also it's aimed at diverting attention away from the baby soft bail conditions. he is getting to live inside mom you my a -- mommy and daddy's house inside silicon valley. $250 million bond is not the bond. it's not the bail. and the press should tell the american people that it's utter horse manure. maria: wow. that's a great point, dagen. how do they get away with this? i mean, where does this $250 million number come from the despite everything you've just laid out? dagen: it's the prosecutors asked for it, the judge is like okay. that's literally what happened. maria: wow. dagen: i went and talked to a number of attorneys about it last night to make sure i was crystal clear on it. one former prosecutor noted and i also spoke to andy mccarthy about it last

home belongs to his parents. house condition of his release on $250 million bond. >> a prosecutor called it the largest ever pretrial bond. authorities have seized his passport and he has an ankle monitor. >> alex has the details. >> s ceo of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange ftx released on $250 million bond and placed under house arrest at his parent's california home following his first court appearance in manhattan federal court since being extradited from the bahamas. federal prosecutors announced a nominal charges against 30-year-old former executive that included fraud, conspiracy, money laundering and campaign-finance violations. they allege he defrauded investors and diverted billions of dollars in customer money to his hedge fund which he used to fund his lavish lifestyle as well as risky regional investments and little donations. in an interview with george stephanopoulos bankman-fried denied knowing ftx customer funds were being improperly used. >> did you know these funds were being funneled to alameda? >>

kumasi: bankman-fried is under house arrest at his parents house in palo alto.including fraud, conspiracy, and finance violations. reggie: the crab season can open lyle to deploy half asrs will many traps as usual, to protect migrating whales. kumasi: san francisco fire station 39 has taken the top prize in the christmas light competition. this is video of other stations that entered the contest. the firefighters will get the prize money, and that money will be donated to charities of their choice. congratulations. there was a lot of competition. reggie: they are bringing in toys for kids across the city that need them. sue: can i say that lotion smells really good? it smells like a spot in here. reggie: it looks like you were on an island. sue: am i tan? reggie: for a second, it looked like hawaii. christmas. >>> good morning, america. christmas polar plunge. the treacherous holiday travel right now. the major storm hitting the northeast, with flooding from virginia to new york. a blizzard warning issued for at least eight states. and the coldest christmas in d

barricades up in the neighborhood, this is probably not what it looks like when you show up at your parents' house. this is the scene where sam bankman-fried is going to be serving out his waiting time as he awaits trial. that disgraced ftx -- >> sam bankman-fried was involved in the crypto state, let's be honest and transparent. there are some bad dudes in the crypto space. and if i lived anywhere near sam bankman-fried's parents, i would get some cameras. >> reporter: so that is the take from a legal analyst aron solomon talking about the reason why all of this barricading is up and why the neighbors would be wise to be aware of what's happening in thayer neighborhood. sam bankman-fried is accused of misusing $8 billion. two executives pled guilty to fraud charges. we are told they are cooperating with the government. sam bankman-fried was freed on a $250 million bond, the hypest in u.s. history. he is fitted with an ankle monitor. both of his parents are law professors at stanford. he is due before a judge on january 3. he is allowed to travel between northern california and new york where he i

and there was such a mother to my parents ' house. let's fast-forward to the village of uh fodder in the republic of bashkortostan and listen to what your mother says attention. this is our traditional bashkir-tatar recipe until the dough rises. come see how we live. these are our trees, dear. my husband worked on a collective farm and was allocated to him. here is this house. we lived there in the poor, but that did not stop us here. i'm in this house was brought by the second one, he is my second happiness, the house fell down, the decision never shied away from any work, whether it was caring for cattle or working in the garden or just helping my mother at home in the illuminati was a very difficult 16 years, i learned to enter the music school. it was very difficult for him. we couldn’t help with money already at that age, they decided to start earning and helped us a lot with money, she was very worried that we didn’t have a house and therefore, he probably decided. we will now decide to build a house for us, of course scolds. al