lawyer philip is here today alexander dobrovinsky, i saw philip on september 1 already transformed, he looked, so they wrote on social networks that malakhov came with high school student on september 1. who doesn’t know andrei malakhov is the godfather of my children alla victoria martina but in this case, i look, however, like a dad who brought a high school student. it's true . it must be said that philip looks cooler than he did on the cover of his 1988 album friends. and this is me 35 years ago , almost exactly cooler than one of your first appearances on television. somewhere else , as a boy, you sing in bulgarian. eh, i think you'd look younger today, you know? a-ah, we haven’t aged with you, only my hair turned a little white. that's all. i am for natural products, especially, uh, over these 35 years. i changed so much , but unfortunately, you know, stress, nerves, sandwiches before the concert in my rider, someone has some kind of cognac drinks and i have sandwiches, because they make me feel so bad. well , i've eaten my sandwich. that's it, this is good. but now i had a conce

philip: means the world to me. thank you. sofía? philip, you are a great entertainer. great energy.nality. and you know what? i can feel how much this means to you. heidi: yes. sofía: yes. and i think the audience at home are going to really like you. philip: thank you so much, simon. and you look great. terry: now, philip, you are up here breaking strings and everything. look, how much does this mean to you right now? it means everything to me. i'm down 50 pounds since the last time i was here. cora, stella, henry, this is for you. dad loves you. tell 'em, philip! good luck tonight! every act wants to make the finals. only two of them will get there. vote at nbc.com or on the agt app. use your power. coming up, an "agt" first. it's a unique golden buzzer act, a choir from south africa. then later, a comedian from the south side of chicago gets his shot at making the finals. stay right there! ♪♪ ♪ ("un monde pliable" by jeongpill song) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) (camera shutters) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) when you find your reason to go on, let it pull you past the doubt. pas

philip, let's come to you. way that she has handled it and broken, he doesn't think it will do too much damage. i broken, he doesn't think it will do too much damage.— broken, he doesn't think it will do too much damage. i don't think this one will do — too much damage. i don't think this one will do too _ too much damage. i don't think this one will do too much _ too much damage. i don't think this one will do too much damage. - too much damage. i don't think this one will do too much damage. i - too much damage. i don't think this | one will do too much damage. i have beenin one will do too much damage. i have been in the room with so many ministers over the years. one of my jobs was to make sure to take the microphone off them quick shot before they didn't say anything. it is a cautionary tale here for anybody that is speaking in public, make sure you keep your trap shut until you know there are no microphones within reach. i don't think it was a fairly of the cup, —— —— of the cuff comment. think it was a f

, me and anechka and philip, we are all graduates of the vakhtangov school, right? are schools here, philip, we are the main performer of daddy's daughter, and he is now andryusha leonov's dad and pork in this post. well, i welcome you to the game. one hundred to one is that we interview 100 people, they answer the question. and give you a long time, how they have replyed? it'll be fun, it'll be fun. i welcome you to the studio. one hundred to one and we begin the first round, a simple single game. on hundred to one we have a simple single game. i invite team captains here to the gaming table, please. pavel philip , our first question is not the most difficult, do you understand the fruits of fruit trees , jam, yes, i had a chance to answer our very simple question well. so, what is the most common fruit tree in russia? pavel, but it seems to me, but what kind of garden is this, what kind of yard is this in which apple trees do not grow apple trees are in bloom, check the apple tree well on the scoreboard. there are e-against 45 people returning. well, in general, y

philip has not expressed this, but there _ philip has not expressed this, but there is— philip has not any party that if we relax those targets, we will not -et we relax those targets, we will not get the _ we relax those targets, we will not get the investment and it will be to the detriment ofjobs. rishi get the investment and it will be to the detriment of jobs.— the detriment of “obs. rishi sunak said it was in — the detriment of jobs. rishi sunak said it was in response _ the detriment of jobs. rishi sunak said it was in response to - the detriment of jobs. rishi sunak said it was in response to the - the detriment of jobs. rishi sunak said it was in response to the cost j said it was in response to the cost of living and that people are struggling to make ends meet. there might be some other reviewers saying, we would not be in this position if you and liz truss had not crashed the economy. irate position if you and liz truss had not crashed the economy. we can talk about interest — not crashed the economy. we can talk about interest rates _ not crashed the economy. we can talk a

hey, philip, listening to the secretary holland there. um, there is definitely a tonal shift on that 3rd point. it, it seems to be very reticent to kind of announcing those what are some of the politics that, that went into this and why would that buy them at ministration? that seemed to campaign on making climate change a priority? well, why didn't what did they do this? yeah, well that's absolutely right. and just to start with the finance campaign promise of um, no new leasing or development on federal lands and so on. on from that perspective, this looks like a major walk back from the, by the administration and it really looks like they're trying to save face here. and i think that's why we see those. busy other actions, we'll have to remember that biden is a savvy political leader and alaska is congressional delegation. has been very outspoken about wanting to see this project go forward and back congressional delegation, especially at least with mccallski and alaska is congresswoman barry they'll talk um are, are really important f

philip, did you hear the question? >> i did, i believe we are scheduled to come back on january 16th but i'll review that date to make sure i'm accurate. >> thank you. i was not specific, it was janl. but my other question is, we had discussed at the meeting and in the, that there would be more than community engagement just with the people that were here, that were making public comment. but in fact, that we would try again with community meetings that in fact, they people here at the that were discussing the concerns, were going to facilitate with dph for a community meeting or community meetings. in so that's what i wanted to follow-up on. >> thank you, commissioner. yes, we wanted to start with smaller groups of people to be able to understand what we need to convey. because truthfully, we need to have all the agencies involved participate and so our goal with these next immediate steps is to be able to bring some information to these agency partners to navy and epa to the department of substance control to the wat

this was expected and is governor philip lowe's last meeting.an you tell me why we should care about an rba meeting where they did nothing as expected? mark: well, you should care because it is a lovely template for other central banks who may want to do a pause of their own. i'm looking at the federal reserve and european central bank. he put all the arguments in place for a very neutral outlook and we were concerned about the data but have done a good job on inflation and we may need to hike again if the data tells us to do so. all those kind of things fits neatly into a package of somebody who thinks have done a lots of good work they would like to stay on hold for quite some time and let the economy catch up with rate hikes they have done. doesn't that sound like the fed and ecb? it is a pretty good message for the rest of the g10 that's maybe we will get a halt this month. it looks pretty exciting on the surface and may be the time september is over, all we've got is major central banks staying on hold. jennifer: let's talk about country ga

on this day, metropolitan philip kolychov spoke sharply negatively about the oprichna and threatenedin the assumption cathedral in moscow. were there any coprichniks? there was a church service. but the correct answer is this: on that day, the saint, metropolitan philip ii, waited for the moment when the vuspensky council with all his retinue. tsar ivan the terrible appeared in front of a large crowd of people and delivered a sermon in which he denounced the villainy of the guardsmen and called for the administration of the guardsmen. the king, as they say, was very upset, well, very angry, and a year later malyuta strangled philip in the monastery with his own hands. i would give an order, yes an order. i agree, order, portrait of a bathory and a venerable martyr, i choose a venerable martyr, which holy man was killed by ivan the terrible during his... campaign of 1570, in which monastery this happened, and maybe you know why he killed? it was the holy fool nikola, no, no, no, that’s a different story, darling, that’s a different story, nikola is on the way to the city, and here in

hello, it’s me philip kirkorov.i’m very pleased, but i’ll be back from relaxation and e let's go back to the beach and work. now i'm still well, he was very surprised, because why not a lightning-fast reaction. i mean, when will you return, which is not now and yes, we uh met after a vacation and came to kiev and we listened to the song. ahh, and it was decided that we needed to record it. ani lorak woke up with the world famous singer philip kirkorov firmly connected. of course, we can already say how many 15 years our friendship is, but how did friendship begin with eurovision and to this day? this is already my relative, because he became my godfather daughters godfathers, and sergey lazarev this is my friend, and also for many years. oh, and it turned out that we participated together in the morning star competition, and how we didn’t meet, we participated in the same year. and then, years later, we were found and we became friends like the closest people. well, because there is some kind of spiritual kinship, p

i agree with philip. it's unlikely we would go there. bret, think about where that leaves us that could be the president's son in the midst of a campaign could be in the middle of a trial at the same time the man who looks like he could be the g.o.p. nominee and former president is also in a courtroom. it's going to be a political year like we have never seen. >> bret: kind of a unique political year. i would say that's right. shannon, philip, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> bret: the three house committee chairman who will lead the impeachment inquiry against president biden briefed today. speaker faces pressure from conservatives. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy is trying to stay focused on impeaching the president for alleged wrongdoing. >> the american public impeachment infiery provides. >> as quickly as possible. >> democrats are now criticizing republicans for not voting to formalize an impeachment inquiry. yet, democrats initially resisted an offici

our correspondent philip yaroshenkov is watching here, he is live communications philip hello, do residentsander, i am now at a polling station in one of the ivanovo schools, school number one, it opened today at exactly 8 o’clock in the morning . the large school is located here right away and these polling stations, and in total there are 741 of them in the region regarding the turnout as of 12 o’clock according to the election commission, the ivanovo region figures are 26 point 49 percent, while. uh, as i was told, here, uh, they still expect it in the evening, that voters will still catch up. uh, residents of the region vote. uh, when i looked here quite actively and saw this 85 -year-old woman, she decided to give her vote, and a young family with children. including many who come to vote, one little girl. i asked my mother to give her a lift so that she could send the ballot to the ballot box herself. eh, hmm, residents today are elected by the governor of the ivanovo region, as well as deputies of the regional parliament of the ivanovo regional duma starting this year. instead of 26

philip and an appropriate tempo.one i invariably agree with, calculated that reaching net zero would cost the country £1 trillion to foist this vast cost upon the people with those predominantly affected being on the lowest incomes would be an unduly harsh thing to do. it's most perplexing , and even mystic most perplexing, and even mystic mog struggles to uncover the reason as to why there is so much ardour to steam ahead with these regulations against the cost and the pain into hinckley recent research from people polling has revealed the depths of unpopularity of the net zero regulation options . only 16% of regulation options. only 16% of people support the pursuit of net zero. if it means increasing the cost of living. while 54% of people would rather the government focus on the cost of living rather regardless of whether it comes at the expense of net zero, the political capital to be gained from putting the brakes on net zero is clearer than ever , not least is clearer than ever, not least after the uxbridge b

verse of philip gold's unfinished - verse of philip gold's unfinished revolution _ verse of philip gold'sir's leaving speech in _ revolution. get weepy watching tony blair's leaving speech in 2006. - revolution. get weepy watching tony blair's leaving speech in 2006. so. blair's leaving speech in 2006. so we have _ blair's leaving speech in 2006. so we have seen— blair's leaving speech in 2006. so we have seen the _ blair's leaving speech in 2006. so we have seen the transformationl blair's leaving speech in 2006. so. we have seen the transformation of the labour— we have seen the transformation of the labour party— we have seen the transformation of the labour party under— we have seen the transformation of the labour party under keir- we have seen the transformation of| the labour party under keir starmer and in— the labour party under keir starmer and in some — the labour party under keir starmer and in some ways, _ the labour party under keir starmer and in some ways, the _ the labour party under keir starmer. and in some ways, the transformation of keir— and in some ways, the transfo

i told you, philip of lugansk, who will be canonized, lies here under this tent under a canopy pieceas a piece of oak, wood. philip of lugansk, he was a deacon in this church, he went to serve, they began to mock him, oh there , an unenlightened grandfather, he believes in god, but show us a miracle, and he knelt down and began to pray that for the sake of admonishing these of people, create a miracle, lord, this is a piece of wood turned into stone, can you imagine, i was so shocked, this is a miracle, and from it you can understand a lot about these people, it seems to me, about their strength and why you always come to them i want to come back, because you came back , after all, having gone there once, you went, then a second time, i think that i will do this, again and again. lisa said that she will pray for you, but still , there is no stronger parental prayer, like how mom and dad are now, how they are for you, how they worry, they worry not only about you like parents, but they also worry about everything that happens to you, when they see themselves in big stadiums and so on,

philip owned who was the past mayor of new york city wrote an extensive diary account of his visit to afong moy. and he gives a full page description of what he saw. and this description in the diary is in the new york historical society collection. i was really delighted to be able to use that in the book. but, i think it's important to recognize what he saw when he came to the salon in new york city at captain no bears. this is the captain who brought her from china. he said in the diary her appearance is exactly the same as the figures on. a large head, small features, and accountant devoid of expression. her foot is a great curiosity. it is not four inches in length. so, this is interesting to me, because he is presenting afong moy as an object. he has seen before chinese people, but only on in his experience. so, i just think that's really interesting that we see this visual image that the are paying for, and promoting. and that's what americans would be seeing. >> definitely. there is this long history when you look at chinese women or other figures being looked at sort of objec

philip holmes speaking of his his view of our boy and seeing her as a person on a tea chest. and here we have a tea chest and we can see why philip holm might take a look and say, oh, that's that's up on just as i see her on a tea chest devoid of course of character in this way. but by the time that our family arrived in america in the 1830s, a tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. and the only here and we see in our lithograph from my taking tea except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same as she would be drinking in china having been in china. i must say that tea in china is a lot different than the tea that she would have had in new york likely. i also appreciate you thinking the tea time and thinking about the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for far more because her tea time would have been as the american time which was 7 p.m. in the evening. and that is exactly when she was presented the public from 7 to 9. she had 8 hours of presentation to the public and couple those hours we

trofimov, the host of the news.net program philip is there an official explanation for the reasons for the ban, good afternoon, well, strictly speaking, no, even the official ban is more likely to be at the level talk about urgent recommendations, but among the probable reasons they name import substitution for the good in the production of their own microelectronics. china is investing astronomical sums in more detail a little later we will start with russian news. yandex is testing another way to improve the accuracy of navigation in a situation where a signal from satellite positioning systems arises, but some difficulties this time are about an actual inertial navigation system. this is when the location of an object is calculated based on the direction of the speed of its movement, acceleration and maneuvers without reference to any external landmark, like the same satellites, the search engine did not officially announce this, but some users of yandex.navigators. including an employee of the vc.ru resource, they received messages from the service with the idea, to assess the pote

philip , will he get to russia good afternoon, well , there is no doubt that he will get to russia oneway or another, but it’s unlikely on a massive scale will become, well, not very practical, but the very fact of launching a rather bright device in the series is not banal. this is a good thing for the market. unexpected news from china is a smartphone about which a couple of weeks ago they said that it was nothing more than a concept taken and launched into series. that is, even employees of the company itself. died claim that they were not aware that what was shown at the exhibition in berlin was not a concept or sample, and suddenly the presentation started sales of speeches about the smartphone fashion accessory honor vers. and what can you translate? like a handbag or a wallet or a prize or a whole set of values ​​that somehow revolve around money, in general, a rich smartphone in every sense of the word and quite curious from a technical point of view. these are clamshell phones based on the principle of a book, that is, more like a folding tablet. but unlike the accepted design

philip says they provide the best protection from current variants. these vaccines work, they are safe and part of a trustworthy medical system. next week, the department of public health will offer vaccines to those without health insurance or to those who face barriers. supply is not anticipated to be a problem this year, health officials say. san francisco has led the nation in its response to covid 19 with some of the lowest pandemic associated death rates of any metropolitan area in the united states. but there are additional benefits. getting vaccinated may also protect the people around you, including those who are more vulnerable to serious illness. health officials say the vaccine also helps with long covid, though it doesn't completely eliminate risks. people are advised to stay home when sick practice, good hygiene, have covid 19 tests on hand and a well fitted mask for added protection in crowded spaces. dr. philip reminded residents now is also a good time to get your flu shot in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc seven news. coming up,

air space for 8 flights to morocco, to that's crossover in america ash and al corresponding young philip shots, young images of total devastation there. what's the situation like in the city right now? marcus and the state of shock last night. you could still see some kind of a normal, everyday life. they were even some tourists out sites in restaurants, but people are slowly starting to realize the extent of the tragedy. thousands of people as causing people slept outside either because the homes are damaged or because they are traumatized even here in the hotel where i stay. a lot of people prefer to sleep outside in the garden and if you have to walk through the historic sense i just behind b a, you see a lot of historic buildings destroyed. fortunately, the desktop is not very high here in the city of, of my records, but it's a completely different things such as 2030 kilometers 2nd. lemme just outside of the city. people's clearly still worried about after shocks. um, what's the latest in the remote areas? worst affected by the earthquake. yes, people are very worried about after su

come on, like the drug idols, side rice soldiers, ukrainian, philips, carry out criminal orders without question. but who manage the project of creating such bob direct soldiers? and how was it done? most people, most soldiers have some limits, right? moral limits limits because of fear. because of caution and hope was that these drugs and conditioning that the ca subjected people to get them to be totally in the use of those things. they would just carry out any order. daniel corvalle is all ph. d began investigating crimes committed by the ca under the top secret m. k ultra project and the 20th century is convinced that for 70 years experiment is carried out by medics and nazi germany. every now underway in the united states. the origins of the m. k. ultra program really were found in nazi germany. so in people should know that the us after world war 2 in operation paper clip back, she brought 1100 nazi scientists to the us to help them with these sorts of projects. and they absorbed them into the us in order to fight the soviet union that that is the whole, the whole goal here of the

for survivors, but for graves as morocco, berries, it's thousands of dead w, corresponding young philip shells described what she's seen and some of the hard hit atlas mountain towns. we have seen a lot of rescue work as desperately searching for survive us. unfortunately, we also witnessed a case where a pregnant woman was phones that's under the rubble. we spend a lot of time in the town of is, is around one hour south of my case. it's quite badly affected, but the places that i even much the worst affected other small villages and the atlas mountains that are very difficult to reach where trucks with 8 supplies cons, passed. and so that we met a lot of people that have to sleep out in the open and that say that they're still waiting for health spending of health. what do people need right now? i think a most of all they need professionals to help in the search and rescue missions as you know, the 1st 72. i was a crucial, crucial. so it's really a race against time. and as i mentioned before, a lot of people are sleeping outside. so that also in need of the basics for survival foods,

their opponents, 113 to 111 in the philip brazilian forward 9 more has become his nations of all time. top score was 79 goals after finding a net twice in a 51 way against olivia star forward had been level on 77 goals with legendary striker pal a prior to the match. but it's 2 goals. things the record is now. here's a low serbian novak joke, visual look to claim or record equaling 24th grand slam singles title one sunday. when he faces russian. daniel meditative in the us open find joke, events who already holds the record for most men's grand slam titles, will draw a level with australian margaret cory. should he prove victories? women's football has been on the rise for years in germany. recently though they've been there been fears that the country is disappointing world cup performance l strategy. you could put the brakes on the games development. you caught up with the players from s p s s. and which is about to celebrate. it's 20 you straight season in the women's bonus league to see what they have to say about that. over the last 20 years, s g s s and has made a name for itsel

let's get more now from our correspondent young philip shells, who has on the ground there. now, young philip, give us the latest on the situation where you are but yeah, not right, because it almost feels a little bit so real. at the moment, lots of tourists are trying to leave the city to see a lot of a traumatized slo codes that spends the whole night out in the open feeling that the houses might collapse at the same time. there still some level of everyday life here. the, the us to tourist but decides to continue the state even some uter is coming, but you just have to have a walk in the old town behind me and just see that nothing is as it used to be the, our big cracks in the city. well, lots of destroyed historic buildings, very full medical facility and a lot of people trying to donate, blocked at the moment for the victims. and what about further out and more rule areas in the atlas mountains, for example? yeah, that's probably one of the worst parts of this disaster is some of the most affected villages even difficult to reach and normal times, but now with the blo

and then it’s already clear why he told everyone philip kirkorov philip kirkorov assures his childrenime, your whole day. the first lesson allowed parents to sit next to each other, and these are friends. the grandson of vladimir vinokur went to first grade for the first time. well done , grandfather vladimir vinokur tokha wants to, then sheds a stingy tear watching his seven-year-old fedor, whom he recently held in his arms , perform at the ceremonial assembly. i remember when i came to first grade. it was a decent number of years ago, but i was happy, the best time of my life. this school. here is the whole family of the husband's comedian. there , omar’s daughter anastasia is kept a little to the side by her former son-in-law grigory matveyevich, his wife and my daughter, just the hero of the occasion in the first grade. yes papa give papa fyodor was already ready. he had already been to the rehearsal a couple of times, so everything is familiar to him. vinokur’s grandson went to the moscow state school with in-depth study of english in the senior classes, fedya will be able to cho

which age is needed set in which place or as have corresponded beyond philip shuts day in america? yes. okay, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the spanish football federation chief louis ruby alice has resigned of the controversy of case at the women's world cup final. he was suspended, then prosecute, has opened an investigation in spain for getting a most i said he gets to with half a consent for b. l a says he believes he would not be allowed to for 10 days. joe, cut off at a preliminary results indicate a clear suite by candidates from flooding, input and united russia party across russia, and then for ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces last year in crime. and its allies have condemned depaul as a sham, the local elections kind of a head of a presidential, but plants the next year. the us in vietnam if a great to strengthen pause during a visit to henry by president joe barton, improved relations as seen as a counter to china is growing pacific just in the region and said he was not trying to stop. and he called wol

a corresponding young philip shelves has seen some of the towns hit by the earthquake and those high atlas mountains. he's joining us now from our cash. yeah, and phil, tell us more about what you've witnessed. we have seen a lot of rescue work as desperately searching for survive us. unfortunately, we also witnessed a case where a pregnant woman was phones that's under the rabbits. we spend a lot of time in the town of, i'm just around one hour south of my case. it's quite badly affected, but the places that i even much squares affected of a small villages and the less mountains that are very difficult to reach where trucks with 8 supplies cons, passed. and so that we met a lot of people that have to sleep out in the open and that say that they're still waiting for help spinning of health. what do people need right now? i think uh most of all of a need professionals to help in the search and rescue mission is as you know, the 1st 72. i was a crucial crucial. so it's really a race against time. and as i mentioned before, a lot of people are sleeping outside. so that also in need of t

philip:. philip: as far as value, i think all markets around the world today are overvalued.ook at the s&p 500, multiple of 25, 21 times, we have interest rates where they are today, the treasury bill at 5% permit you can buy municipal bonds and get 4% federal tax free. that is a taxable equivalent of six, 7% or 8% in some cases. i would argue that all markets around the world on the equity front are overvalued. with interest rates continuing to move up higher, i think a shark could happen at any point, and that is my major concern. so, from a value standpoint, there is value in bonds today overstocks. vonnie: what are you turning your clients and investors about the united states? where are they invested here? philip: over the past couple of months, i have been adding to energy, particularly occidental petroleum. energy, with short supply, we will continue to see some movement here. it has been a profitable trade overall. commercial real estate has attractive opportunities within permitted there is a lot of distress, continued distress in commercial real estate. a lot of the

young philip shouts reports from the village of meeting tyler in the atlas mountains. we see the damage before we even inside of the village. it's difficult enough our little car to get through, difficult to imagine what it will be like for laurie's full of 8. we have to leave the car and walk the last stretch. it's hot and everybody seems way down by exhaustion and shock. a young man carrying off a load the body of a child who might walk cream is looking for his grandmother. i've been searching since friday nights came on for us news. we've been able to get into the remains of our house, but we couldn't find her anywhere. little of, i'm not giving up. i'll keep looking. there is not much left. what wasn't direct by the earthquake westbury, by rocks funding from the eclipse and unmistakable smells, tells the story of bodies schedule the phones and us mesh concrete entropy. rescue teams from as far as spain and cuts are looking for those who might still be oh like this used to be the village. most of the mom was inside before the time we got here 2 hours ago and to unde

friends, it’s just that you understand, garik what are you doing philip is crying, it means philip areat you are not 16, i’ll tell you right away when he came out. i say this is an unusual boy. i felt something from you in my gut. here i am, light comes from him , talents come from him and you sing amazingly. thanks a lot. and our studio is rejoicing right now and garik zemelyan is live today. but it's incredibly easy to meet you since that time, well, you're the first one to score 100 points in the third season. it was the first issue of a hundred at once. do you even remember that emotional moment? what's a hundred to you? at least she said it, or that’s all, but you know, it was such an interesting feeling at the age of 16 come out here in front of this guys high-rise building to sing. it was. it was very exciting. it's great that i didn't forget my name, then, uh, what's it like to bring kirkorov to tears? it was nice. you know, i didn't have fun. sit down. it was your first performance. this would be the first performance. that's exactly the scale. it was a first-rate performance.

, not for survivors, but for graves as morocco, berries, its thousands of dead corresponding gun. philip schultz described what he's saying during some of the hot hit at less mountain towns. we spend a lot of time in the town of is, is around so one hour south of my case, it's quite badly affected. but the places that i even much the worst affected of a small villages in the last mountains that are very difficult to reach where trucks with 8 supplies, cons, pass and said that we met a lot of people that have to sleep out in the open and that say that they're still waiting for help. the 1st 72 hours a crucial, crucial. so it's really a race against time. and as i mentioned before, a lot of people are sleeping outside. so that also in need of the basics for survival fluids. a mix of housing, medical attention, and so on, but in the long run, probably is lots of fine menstrual help is needed from the international community to help with a big task of the rebuilding of the destruction. support from other countries is slowly, slowly starting now of spain is one of the 1st countries probably a

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