tú le tienes que dar ese pin al al que te está haciendo los impuestos porque sin ese pin 1 no puede mandar tanto de su declaración de impuestos y toda la correspondencia que le envía esta agencia federal. ahí ve las cartas que la abadesa ha enviado e lo que debe al irs. la última declaración de impuestos y tiene un acceso más directo a toda su información en la página robodeidentidad.gov. encuentra instrucciones de lo que debe hacer. paso a paso. si roban su identidad y declaran impuestos por usted, le informó arlin fernandez. hay que estar siempre, siempre atento a esas situación si es que la está enfrentando. hay diversas organizaciones que le pueden avisar su número de seguro social está en riesgo. tenga cuidado no dejar pasar eso y ya estando en esta situación sí puede ser bastante tedioso porque año con año, como mencionó, tienen que darle un pin. yo conozco una persona que ha estado en esta situación por 5 años, no ha logrado resolver y todos los años siempre le están cuestionando si realmente es él o ella y si que ponga el pin. y bueno, vaya problema, si hay que tomar medidas de pre

code, when you log into the phone using a pin code, then in the end you will just get killed.ng, you still have to give the pin code, you’re stubborn and you don’t name the pin code, and therefore you say, no, i don’t agree that identification by face is better, i don’t agree by finger, but there are other ways to, respectively, anticipate or minimize risks. rely on yourself, on your knowledge, experience, just stop, stop communicating, because one way or another.

here's the ai pin — there's two components. clothing, and this one just goes on top. so you can just attach like that — and that's it. once you clip the ai pin to your clothes with a magnet, you can talk to it. what are the three top sights to see while i'm in barcelona? and it'll answer questions by voice, like your own personal assistant. pin: the three best sights. in barcelona are la sagrada familia, parc guell, - and la pedrera—casa mila. and there's a two—finger gesture that i do, as well. what are some great seafood restaurants around here? quins son els millors de marisc per aqui? i and what was the difference, then, between the one and the two? so one isjust any kind of question that you might have about anything. and then two, really, is about translation. so itjust locks in translation, and you can have it translate in up to 50 languages. wow, ok. if you don't want to hear it, then just look at the answer, which will be projected using a laser onto the palm of your hand, and to use the controls, gesture with your fin

and they pinned the strike on damascus. they want to say. — pinned the strike on damascus.d the strike on damascus. they want to say, you hit _ pinned the strike on damascus. they want to say, you hit us, _ pinned the strike on damascus. tue: want to say, you hit us, we hate you. we're even.— you. we're even. and it is really spokesperson — you. we're even. and it is really spokesperson told _ you. we're even. and it is really spokesperson told us _ you. we're even. and it is really spokesperson told us this - you. we're even. and it is really i spokesperson told us this morning you. we're even. and it is really - spokesperson told us this morning on tv that it was a bittersweet moment, better because it was a major attack for that but it had a sweetness because they admitted to deter it. however, i don't want to give the impression that there were any way minimising theirs. at the reason this is so important is that in the history of the very troubled relationship, bitter between iran and israel there is never previously been a direct attack from iran into israel. why does

but really you want to cookie because you were a pin. she hasn't said this entire time. we are in month 5 of the genocide. she hasn't put anything on instagram, she hasn't made any statements. and then she shows up to this self indulgence, leave glad handing party, where they just give each other awards and tell each other how amazing they all are . and people are falling all over themselves because she wore a pin in which she didn't even say anything about it. why is the bar on the floor when it comes to celebrities? i ask myself, what happens to our humanity in this moment? what happens? whoever is the is the power to the number of celebrities have paid a heavy price for speaking out on the is radius. sold on garza saying, i do a lipa as well as bella and g g. d has been labeled. the knew him off influence of her gaze, but even those who stayed silent her face consequences including backlash on social media. so are we expecting too much of celebrities office and insurances, or should they be during more to use that platforms to take of funds? to explore this, i'm joine

we've seen from pins to c 5 badges to speeches. what would you rate the different forms that we've seen out there for now? for instance, the ceasefire pen is like you put the ceasefire pin on you where it for a couple of pictures, then you not a peep any other time. i don't think that that solidarity that like i feel like we need it. one amplified causing invoices to speak up more than just where it pen because you're scared that maybe i don't know what the intention is. maybe it's scared of backlash when the person community may be to show solidarity. but to stand with palestinians is not to pick what is most convenient for you. i think that we've been facing occupation for long enough in genocide, so long enough and that we need our voices to be amplified and we need our story to be told and we need people to stand with us. and i think for me personally i'm, i don't care what i lose for advocating for my people in for speaking up. and i just wish that there wasn't this like closing of fear of losing everything just for speaking u

we've seen from pins to c 5 badges to speeches. what would you rate the different forms that we've seen out there for now? for instance, the ceasefire pen is like you put the ceasefire pin on you where it for a couple of pictures, then you not a peep any other time. i don't think that that solidarity that like i feel like we need it. one amplified causing invoices to speak up more than just where it pen because you're scared that maybe i don't know what the intention is. maybe it's scared of backlash from the past in community, maybe to show solidarity. but to stand with palestinians is not to pick what is most convenient for you. i think that we've been facing occupation for long enough in genocide, so long enough and that we need our voices to be amplified and we need our story to be told and we need people to stand with us. and i think for me personally i'm, i don't care what i lose for advocating for my people in for speaking up. and i just wish that there wasn't this like closing of fear of losing everything just for speaking

but really you want to cookie because you were a pin. she hasn't said this entire time. we are in month 5 of the genocide. she is a put anything on instagram. she hasn't made any statements. and then she shows up to this self indulgence it lead. glad handing party where they just give each other awards and tell each other how amazing they all are. and people are falling all over themselves because she wore pin in which she didn't even say anything about it . why is the bar on the floor when it comes to celebrities? i ask myself, what happens to our humanity in the, in this moment? what happens to this is the, is the power to the number of celebrities have paid a heavy price? the speaking out on the is radius sold on gaza, sing i do a lipa as well as bella and g, g. d has been labeled venue. how much influence the brigades? but even those who stayed silent her face consequences, including backlash on social media. so are we expecting too much of celebrities office and entrances, or should they be doing more to use that platforms to take us funds? to explore this, i'm join

pin. >> i really like the jell-o. part of shaw's curriculum, each student is creating a plan to host utah's next olympic games, from designing pins. >> i have an i-15 pan. i have a stanley mug pin. >> reporter: to creating a logo and mascots. >> even in like what's it called, the logo, there so much symbolism that goes into that it you wouldn't think about. >> reporter: these students love how miss shaw is teaching about this important moment in utah history. >> it makes me excited for the future olympics. and i appreciate like how much work was actually put into all this stuff. >> i think it gtes the kids more engaged, more involved. oh, this was real. i can touch it. i can see it. it's not just words. >> reporter: in turn she is excited about the role they may play in the next one. >> i love that. >> reporter: it's a moment for this utah studies teacher to light the fire within and to keep that fire burning. >> they're going to be pa part of this next olympic games. they're going to be alive, go to the events, they

um, whatever it is, or donald trump wins and you can pin it on him. so really like for the, for the americans at this point is to have to have it going for another house a year without ukraine collapsing for reputational purposes for the europeans. it's a completely different games. europeans, as, as he said, they, they, they hung themselves in their own words. and that's why we see my call trying to one up the game and even maybe go further then what, what nature would be would be willing to, to do one on their own. but this is such a risky gamble like no, that would be because it could buy this in world war 3. but also if it backfires, you know, uses credibility in even in europe. so your opinions at the bottom and go from a bad place to the worst, play it out of their own miscalculations. so, well put, matthew, you know, the, the, the, the adage and politics never let a crisis go to waste. i think that's exactly what your opinion leaders are thinking that would be steep, but brussels is that this is a catastrophe. so let's take advantage of it. let

because or a 20 we have to understand the context for your pin addictions, your pin permits and door variable, position pots you'd, i could look in potty is file hair red ahead of the box you of a menu item. a cool and the pop to remind you, go to my code, choose full feel, not teeth to, to, to push the fact that to be on the side of you play the freedom of democracy against a view to russia and to accuse the loop and paul to you to be a promoter of the russian, the objective son, and to be put to the agents. this is totally ridiculous and envy you can pay. you can notice a french paper doesn't suck this narrative very. they, they want to vote to more, more for nation are from so reset, they'll talk, narrative said all on the same time also. and when you get a mock hole, want you to make friends relieved or of you uh. entered by supporting your queen and gets rush out to, to take advantage of in an opportunistic way of the situation and do to be able to lead or in competition with germany. because french was always in competition. germany to lead your pen project as required. notice

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can i give you my pin? >> oh, sure. hold on one second. >> okay. my pin is 4108. >> 4108.nce of ride check engage right now, so the app will ask me if everything is okay if we go off course. nate, as a driver, do these features make you feel safer? >> actually they do mostly because the passenger is comfortable, so i'm a little bit more comfortable. >> this is interesting. so can you explain this pin number verification system? >> absolutely. it is a little counter intuitive because i thought the driver should give me a pin. but what's actually happening is you are provided with a pin. be. let's say you got in the wrong car, they wouldn't have the functionality to get in. or if it was an uber driver and it was a mistake, they put your pin, they say, uhn-uhn, you are in the wrong car. >> can they just drive away? >> i suppose. >> now you're in the car. >> yes, but you would see on your phone, uber is not starting. this is not what i requested. >> and your friend is watching, too. >> i'm saying i'm not moving because they see your trip and see the car you requested corner. >

less do, does it push the pin, the disturbing the sure to theater club junior, i am with the some the i'm in the car. there is a good audience. good to me. and then that i do today. it's hard to tell whether it was intentional or not, but the case against audience execution is, was opened on the senate to get the end of the 3 of the tragedy. march 21st 1973 bowen and ukraine's general c region. go to the coastal work that the done. yes. combined construction trust was a low low for the hardwood floors and you go, what do i have the 3 got you. i have one thing. it allows important to come on, the pro, you and your daughter has a new model, a computer when you found that, are you on the bus next that are on the line? you do you have school football? no, come on the coast to have 2 daughters. who was the dispatcher, within the coach i essex, that he got to talk to you. and you've miller, who studied that? done yet. university cromwell convenience. scott: here in smaller la deal. but, but i get to bill for the raising the high end to shoot for years. know traditional hill for the general.

could i get the pin number? i can let me pull that odd ball cut the. so what is this lea a soft sort of 3 tim will up for you? is it to him? well, can i do a solution with to do is send it to gus for this. you know the new cool, well if i continue to use the one symbol you the loose not pointing to the the or the you have to pull the knife and you slice it, wouldn't then you don't get a scholarship deal. school deal us with train that for. yeah. unless the better way if those over the and that's the big thing this out, they should be cutting it as well as 56 year old blacksmith, yoseph kaminski. the few children also survived details. she'll have cool features . mother covered him with a body below. junior's cabbage had been a potato pit while his sister sonya took refuge in a so you can while you when you oh yeah, no no community or north goodness or nick in the scottsdale area. so i'm wondering, is doris cool? yes, this is yes. you'll find some but my phone is a clue. is there a clue? what all the from the testimony of witness yoseph kaminski. my bac

can i get the pin, the boat that i bought, cut the. so what is this leah stuff sort of 3 tim will up for you. is it in a more current deal solution was to do was telling the guys from this, you know, the new coworker continues seem simple, you know, over the summer because it was not pointing to the, the old, the, you have to put the knife new slice you wouldn't need to get us. gosh, that deal with school deal us with train that for? yeah, i'm not spell a better way. if those over the next the picking this out, they just cutting it as well as 56 year old blacksmith, yoseph kaminski. the few children also survived beauteous europe cove, which his mother covered him with a body below. julius cabbage had been a potato pit, while his sister sonia took refuge in the cell. are you good for you when you go? yeah, no, no, no, no, it's good news. oh i'm nicky only because the store i'm pretty wondering is doris cool? yes, this is yes. you'll find some form of how exactly is a clue what, who russian states never is as tight as i'm sort of the mo

he was pinning the horse.nts large cities, this ritual looks like real torture of an animal, but i do not urge women and children to turn away from the screen so as not to see the wild torment of the horse, well , look at it for yourself, the horse completely calmly endures its changing of shoes, in general, as they say in such cases, as a result of the experiment, not a single animal was harmed, including our pin, yes, and you noticed that the horse is... and not among its equally beautiful friends, when nothing distracts us from the beautiful, a connoisseur of the exquisite, you do you agree with me? yes, but i digress. khakassian cuisine. it, like any other, suits the climate and lifestyle. when the surrounding nature is harsh, and life involves physical labor and constant movement, then food becomes scarce. appropriate. yes, almost every traditional khakass dish, but it’s just a calorie bomb, like these chalbakh flatbreads, which means wide. or tolkan, which is made from ground and roasted barley or wheat

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we brush a new or your pin 6. you which a tricky arrangement as the e u. member states. they photo the yours. ok 20 the, the government's one fable. brittany would in the integration like you're the french of adjustments. they use it in no fault. you need to use a book junior, this way, to save the european project, to, to a 5, a new enemy, russia to push for more european integration. orval people are less, less in favor of you. so actually this, you, this is a sign of vast saudi zation over you to natal under the same time. it's because in term that e, v r a week or on mo, mo, divided between member states. that's a reality tv. it tried to hide, you rush up, you keep the escape, go to of europe and you and your problems. yes. and, and repair and then you, well, it also gives them reasons to put a push censorship in the platform. mean people, all the, all the name of national security, of course here, you know, pest go one of the things that to it. we have the 75th anniversary of the official 17th and 5th anniversary party of nato in washington in july. and then, you kn

they came to power and they thought to pin the blame on russian or they came out with all sorts of, uh, uh, funding simple titles of a cover up a collusion. would you believe between a don't know task um vladimir puts didn't of old people and they pushed forward this claim that they had been an explosion on the play. now the language was quite a harsh times, particularly component. the defense minister said, i know quite him directly, he said in 2015 that the government headed by putting to me is fully responsible for this tragedy. then as recently as 2022, he again described it as an active and awful interference by the russian side. and he said the main an indisputable proof of the interference. awesome explosion in the left wing, followed by an explosion in the plains, sent a meeting on board. now that has been dismissed out of hand by this latest report. there was a 7 year inquiry because the lower and development party put on this story, the law and justice penalty. last, i know during quantity which day mostly is 7 years cost, 23000000 publishes lucky and it really filed to find

we're pins, it's, we must be clear about the fact that today our europe is more until it can die. it can die and that depend solely on our choices. but these choices are 2 bit taken. now, my goal is to can narrow by the choices of with the looks, the forward feature relationships. it seems that's going to be bad news, the below running transatlantic friendship effects mid that well, we must continue to forge partnerships with non e u countries. in other words, we build a europe capable of demonstrating that that is never the vessel of the united states. apparently, nobody in both the feeling the us secretary of state, the b e. u isn't one of its fossil states. anthony blinking was in beijing telling the chinese how to stay on the use. good side vision cannot achieve better relations with europe while supporting the greatest threat to european security. since the end of the cold war. as we told china for some time, ensuring transatlantic security is a for us interest in our discussion today, i made clear that if china does not address this problem, we will, maybe someone should fee

china, and by china today he means france, and there will be some kind of celebration, but actually pin is meeting with emmanuel macron, as far as macron can to be persuasive in conversations and in discussions everyone. given that macron wants to be the leader now and it shows leadership skills in modern europe. well , he will definitely try to be convincing and at least show his , you know, convincing position to the mass media, that's one hundred percent, but i think that his persuasiveness, his arguments and in general his conversation there with sinzimpin, it would have been more powerful and effective if, if macron could represent not those... only his position as the president of france and the position of france as a member state of the european union, but also could talk about certain things referring directly to the european the union, that is, to appear in this story as, you know, the authorized representative of the european union. this, by the way, can happen if he finishes talks with other european leaders there first, and they give him, give him a certain mandate, so that

um, whatever it is, or donald trump wins and you can pin it on him. so really like for the, for the americans at this point is to, to have it going for another house a year without the ukraine collapsing of 4 reputational purposes for the europeans . it's a completely different gains. europeans, as, as he said, they, they, they hung themselves in their own words. and that's why we see my call trying to one up the game and even maybe go further then what, what nature would be would be willing to, to do one on their own. but this is such a risky gamble. they know that would be because it could buy this in world war 3, but also it, it, it, it backfires you know, use as x rays, ability in, in europe, stuff to europe and at the bottom and go from a bad place to the worst play it out of their own miscalculations and so well put, matthew, you know, the, the, the, the adage in politics never let a crisis go to waste. i think that's exactly what your opinion leaders are thinking that would be steep brussels. is that this is a catastrophe. so let's take advanta

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_ how can we find a crime to pin on him? if— how can we find a crime to pin on him?tics, democracy will end.— democracy will end. interesting take on it, democracy will end. interesting take on it. matthew _ democracy will end. interesting take on it, matthew. thank _ democracy will end. interesting take on it, matthew. thank you _ democracy will end. interesting take on it, matthew. thank you to - democracy will end. interesting take on it, matthew. thank you to you i on it, matthew. thank you to you both for now. in the last couple of hours it has been announced that king charles is to return to some public facing duties. public facing duties — his first since it was revealed that he'd been diagnosed with cancer, in early february. this photo of the king and queen camilla has been released tonight, taken the day after their 19th wedding anniversary. next week they will make a joint visit to a cancer treatment centre. buckingham palace said doctors had been very encouraged by his progress so far — and remain positive about the continued recovery. we talked at length

. >> after we had been intimate, he tried to pin me, and i actually didn't know how to take that. >>orter: four days before the 2016 election, "the wall street journal" reported that american media, which owned the "enquirer" at the time that had paid mcdougal $150,000 for the rights to her story, which was never published. in the gag order here, the prosecution argued trump should be held in contempt for all of his scathing commentary about this case. trump lawyer todd blanche said his client has been careful with his words. to that, the judge said, that's%

, but now this company of scientists is making these pins, according to the officials. shahid beheshti university, the establishment of the clinical technologies development center and the gastroenterology and liver innovation center can speed up the commercialization of technological products because the environmental needs and requirements of the gastrointestinal and liver diseases in this research complex have been revived in the national arena , fortunately, these can be the convenience of the industrial complex and the collection of scientific companies and growth centers to move in a direction that can move in accordance with the modern needs of the iranian society. the result of these technological products were the ideas that reached the center of the development of clinical technologies, which is supposed to meet the clinical needs with fix localized technology. vahid zakera rad , general director of preservation and restoration of historical textures, says that the effects of land subsidence on cultural heritage are certain and show themselves over time. pictu

and they think that the african prison sort of, uh, you know, gives you pin space. but i can see what, what yeah, it's, it seems like the european countries just because they give aid of you much. it gives a to a level countries give a to these congress, so have a right to, to be up front of us and really, you know, to get involved in peace at the end of the piece is good for everybody. but do you think all the african nations will continue to push for that? i made that they gave little space now, but do you think in the future that they try and get involved and mediate? well, i think that in the future, of course, very of the arrow is going to me how great to inc, please. of course, the lead, the, all of it know, the face initiative. so i forgot, i was almost going through the election sort of, i bit of some domestic issues to attend, to solve. the goal is also an instrument or in what was happening. you know, i to the international and no court of justice with the listing an issue. so i think that sort of took a bit of the limelight, but i think going forward and

roll out the dough with a rolling pin, the dough should be as thick as a sheet of paper.me that belarusian women also do an excellent job with a rolling pin, so especially if the rolled out dough is sprinkled with starch again. cooks. don’t skimp on the starch, if i were you, i would have done it differently a long time ago, do you want me to show you how? so i would stretch this dough until it becomes very thin, look, that’s all, and you don’t need anything, how much the diameter can be, not how much, it’s already torn, we have a tradition, if a person does something badly , they give him a slap on the wrist like this, where to improve the cooking technology that has been perfected over hundreds of years. pohlava didn’t succeed, alan rolled out the dough the old fashioned way, now attention, look, through this dough you can read into the program script, to bring the dough to this state you need strength, so in the east only men prepare sweets, by the way, the dough for chowder does not need to be rolled out, here it is sold in stores frozen under the name phyllo , really

more importantly, he could change the pin number in order to access people's voicemails.protected the voicemails, if he reset it to the default, he could hack into their phone. once you're on the inside of any phone companies, or banks, or any institution, you're on the dance floor, you control all the information and it got results very, very fast. glenn mulcaire was not the only private investigator used by fleet street. there were a number of other private investigators who were hired by other newspapers, for example, milly dowler, we all know that glenn hacked milly dowler's phone and was punished for it, and the news of the world closed. but there is evidence that has been aired in court that he was not the only private investigator or the only newspaper that targeted the dowler family. i was accused of deleting milly dowler's messages. that was incorrect. i wasn't the only investigator, i wasn't the onlyjournalist at that time investigating milly dowler. do you feel sorry that you hacked the phones of murdered victims? absolutely. my brother was killed, i've lost bo

’s a whole technology, we must mold them into one piece, the workpiece is rolled out with a rolling pinhat’s why lebanese men need strength, although it seems to me that belarusian women also do an excellent job with a rolling pin, well, especially if the rolled out dough is sprinkled with starch again, cooks, don’t skimp on the starch, i would if i were you, i did it differently a long time ago, if you want, i’ll show you how, that is , i would stretch this dough until it becomes very thin. look, that’s all, and you don’t need anything, as much as the diameter can, but a few, it’s already torn, we have a tradition, if a person does something badly, slaps him on the wrist, but it was not possible to improve the technology for preparing the chowder, perfected over hundreds of years, alan rolled out the dough the old fashioned way, now pay attention, look, through this dough you can read the program script to bring the dough to... you need strength, so in the east sweets are prepared exclusively by men. by the way, you don’t need to roll out the dough for pohlava. in our stores it is sold

he said that everything is pinned on him, and he is undermined. on the last grenade. what? he has a club, business, business, he’s not a touring performer without a big head, oh well, but there was a fight in the club, and stakha gave you a great finish there, i beg you, if you pour water over every beaten face, there won’t be any cartridges that’s enough, in general i’ll tell you this, no one is going to screw anyone over on this topic it would be, perhaps, an animal, it would be necessary to take the club very hard, break the guy’s legs, the whole thing, and it’s all stupid to make fun of it. sounds logical, only bandarchuk was identified, the father of the murdered man saw him waiting at home, his brother saw him running away, i don’t know who identified who, maybe they were mistaken, or maybe you also look a lot like the guy who cut off my radio 10 years ago from the car and what? german is digital, maybe, i don’t remember, it was a long time ago, so it was me, i needed money, but the salary was small, so what? i understand it's at my house they didn’t find anything eit

pins on the lapels of his jackets, but let’s listen to how he campaigned for his party, his democraticinority, hakeem jeffries, the leader of the democratic minority in congress. ukrainians taught us that when people believe in freedom and democracy, they are able to overcome even the most powerful army, but the pro-putin confrontation that stopped the adoption of this law. up to this point , has jeopardized all the progress of ukraine, so it is important for us to support the ukrainian people, this is a moment of choice, you can choose democracy or autocracy, freedom or tyranny, zelensky or putin, we can choose a democratic ally or a sworn enemy, that is, such a familiar division of the world into those who are with the united states and those who are against it, in this sense there is, of course, no party division here and there cannot be. republican hawks speak in exactly the same vein; today they are all one common party, the goal of which is to master the gigantic military budget that speaker mike johnson passed through congress, who betrayed his principles, betrayed his party gui

if this is your opinion as a leader, but at that moment you have to say no to him when they try to pin it on you to do something that is not yours, you also need to be able to. it’s time to say no, because at a certain moment, having scattered yourself on everything, you may not get anything, a woman in general has a difficult mission, she must accomplish a lot, now any woman can realize herself, there is enough desire, and of course family support is nowhere without this, because to realize yourself simultaneously in a profession, in a family, as a wife, as a mother, the most important thing for me in my life is my health, first of all, because i understand that i have a family behind me, and i have children, i have parents, the second priority is their health, the health of their relatives, their well-being. i met my husband about 15 years ago, we witnessed a wedding, a little more than a year later we got married, at 29 i gave birth to my first daughter, now we have two children, tatyana and maria, one is 11 years old, the other is nine, quite often the husband takes the children an

the hegemony of the states is under threat, according to bloomberg, quote: sidin pin intends to drive wedge between europe and the united states. the agency notes that the president of the people's republic of china is going to the eu with a clear message for the first time in 5 years. beijing offers europe much more economic opportunity than washington. moreover, the trip will take place against the backdrop of the european union. gradually draws closer to america in matters of countering cheap imports from the middle kingdom. i note, according to information from the foreign ministry, the chinese leader will begin his five-day trip to france, serbia and hungary on may 5. ukraine confirms its status as a terrorist state. nezalezhnaya intends to produce thousands of long -range drones this year. according to the wall street journal, the country will produce about five thousand drones every month by the middle of the year, all thanks to. the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus and the memory of the events of the past. lessons fair history for capital's teachers. the mins

, also pinned to the guardrail as the flames continue to get stronger.sportation worker was finally able to break the window and the crowd then pulled the driver to safety. thankfully, believe it or not, no injuries were reported. >> just in time there. >>> a lively celebration in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood sunday for a toilet. you may remember it made national headlines over its estimated $1.7 million price tag. >> while it did cost a seemingly ridiculous amount of money for a bathroom, coming in at around $200,000 considering when they thought they were going to spend, i guess, turned out to be -- i don't want to call it a bargain, but it was some savings. da lin has more. ♪ >> reporter: it's a celebration fit for the most infamous toilet, one that almost cost the price of a house. >> noe valley, let's hear it for our not $1.7 million bathroom. woo-hoo! >> reporter: so event organizers decided to have some fun with it, everything toilet-themed, even this band renamed to american standard at least for the day. >> we couldn't get toto here.

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all right, so you need get the total pin for minus plan. and then the final step. yeah. plug it in nearby and somebody, i'm ok. so you you caught is gavin, has all of the old old buildings in the middle of the city to install water spray machines. this is supposed to improve the quality, at least around each building that has one. and they get the final final step. so young saudi denaleck on the case, the blood some on the tongue up, but on hopes on that. so they might and this man, so he's now when he's to the, made this machine out of ops, the cost less than $300.00. and can you see a difference, do you think when you turn it on, when you, when you look around the building up a little bit on the 50 box. so this is, this is all about complying with the regulations rather than actually making your com great difference. yeah. points bundled on that and also payment and then uh i, when i go through that item, despite the water spray pollution levels regulate sharp, the city most eyes, pollution levels in chicago. how that between $5.00 to $10.00 times the world healt

roll out the dough with a rolling pin, the dough should be as thick as a sheet of paper.an women also do an excellent job with a rolling pin, well, especially if. the rolled out dough is again sprinkled with starch. cooks, don't skimp on starch. if i were you, i would have done it differently a long time ago. do you want me to show you how? so i would stretch this dough until it becomes very thin. look at everything, and you don’t need anything. how much diameter can it be? oh, not at all, it’s already torn. we have a tradition that if a person does something badly, they give him a slap on the wrist, just like that. where, here. it was not possible to improve the technology for preparing pohlava, perfected over hundreds of years, alan rolled out the dough the old fashioned way. but now pay attention, look, you can read the program script through this dough. it takes strength to bring the dough to this state, so in the east only men prepare sweets. by the way, the dough for pohlava does not need to be rolled out; in our country it is sold in stores, frozen under title. tru

a whole technology, we have to mold them into one piece, the workpiece is rolled out with a rolling pin, that’s why lebanese men need strength, although it seems to me that belarusian women also do an excellent job with a rolling pin, well, especially if - the rolled out dough is again sprinkled with the cook's starch. don’t skimp on the starch, if i were you, i would have done it differently a long time ago, do you want me to show you how? so i would stretch this dough until it becomes very thin, look, that’s all, and you don’t need anything, how much diameter maybe, or several, it’s already torn, we have a tradition, if a person does something badly, he gets slapped with something like this, where can we improve the cooking technology that has been perfected over hundreds of years. pohlava failed, alan rolled out the dough the old fashioned way, now pay attention, look, you can read the program script through this dough. it takes strength to bring the dough to this state, so in the east only men prepare sweets. by the way, the dough for pohlava does not need to be rolled out; in our c

we give out pins for every five years of city service. this year we have eight employees who will be receiving their 35 year pins. yes thank you. in all, we have 329 people on staff receiving their pins with a cumulative 3430 years of experience. to me, that is awe inspiring and impressive. public works week is an annual event where we celebrate our employees for the work they perform 365 days a year. actually it's leap year, so make that 366 days. it also provides us an opportunity to showcase our services and projects to the broader public, including the more than 400 young people who will be attending our hands on open houses. our public works team is looking forward to all this work this week has to offer. next up, i have some additional exciting news to share. it's hard to top public works week. three of our great projects are being honored with awards from the international partnering institute. both our harrison street improvement project team and our soma street tree nursery site improvements team won a john l martin partnered pro

the aggressive new push by president biden to pin blame on former president trump, who takes credit for the overturning of roe v. wade. >>> the tornado touching down in florida, leaving a trail of damage, high-water rescues as heavy rain moves up the east coast. >>> shohei ohtani's former interpreter charged with bank fraud, and the staggering amount the feds say he stole. $16 million from the mlb superstar. how he allegedly did it. >>> and our nbc news exclusive. nearly a year after he was shot in the head when he rang the wrong doorbell, ralph yarl speaking out. the mental trauma he now lives with, and would he ever forgive the man who shot him. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. the news breaking today that o.j. simpson has died no doubt stirred vivid memories for many americans who were captivated by a seemingly irresistible saga during the 1990s. the unlikely story of a charming and telegenic football star turned actor and pitchman who was accused in the vicious 1994 murders of his ex-wife and her friend and was later acquitted i

the enemy is pinned to the ground by artillery and kamikaze drones.ttack aircraft, precision weapons. regarding fpv drones, now they are very, very helpful, so to speak, because you yourself correct all this in flight, that is, you hit the targets exactly, open dugouts, hit personnel, hit vehicles. the intensity is constant, we constantly send during the day, komikaze as well. night comedy shows are now available. scout call sign beard, hitting the dugouts with drones, secured the flanks for the assault squad. i say hello to my family, friends, hello to everyone, everything is fine, we are winning. one assault and using motorcycles, in pividrons, with the support of artillery, the brigade expanded the zone in an hour control over several square kilometers. we went even further towards the city of seversk. this is the brigade that liberated rubezhnoe, severo-donetsk and lesechansk. just from the positions recaptured today, the soldiers of the legendary 123rd brigade brought trophies, a stronghold was recaptured, the enemy was driven back, the flag is n

once he's pinned to the ground at a public park in alameda, gonzalez can be seen shouting and gruntingiousness. previous district attorney nancy o'malley found insufficient evidence for charges. the police accountability unit for alameda county found otherwise. the district attorney says police accountability is about rebuilding trust. >> if people don't believe that police officers or law enforcement can be held accountable, then witnesses won't cooperate, we can't do our job without witnesses. we won't be able to administer justice if the community doesn't trust that the system is going to work for everyone on an equal basis. >> reporter: i'll correct myself. i said it's called the police accountability unit. it's the public accountability unit. we did reach out from comment from the officers, we got a written statement, reading in part, the district attorney waited until the 11th hour before the statute of limitations was set to expire to bring these charges just days after it was confirmed she would face recall. there is no new evidence. this is a blatantly political prosecution. n

not the time to joke, but you and this lady had a serious conversation , yes, we, we specifically pinnedke it, well, we managed to find out something, sit down, sit down and read, people took out loans, and then they were robbed, yeah, and what do you want to say by this, well, think for yourself why the bandits came to demand money from mikhail. wait, that is, you want to say that he is also somehow involved in this, although the awards, i now understand where all these awards come from, no, although no, well, no, andrei, you don’t know him well, i would even say very bad, well... tell me what i don’t know, andrey, please, is it somehow connected with the fact that you fought? we ran into an ambush and a battle ensued. they had a two or three times numerical advantage, i don’t know, a lot, there were a lot of them. such a mess has begun, there’s smoke all around, it’s unclear where ours are and where the others are, i just see that mishka ran, i thought he was a kuzikov and we had ammunition there.

so we had to of chemotherapy products of pins. the doctor said if i'd come 3 weeks later, it would have been too late since it was such a shock. for me that was 11 years ago now. christie, and cuz like i still has his blood work done regularly and every year he sees the urologist for a checkup because even though he stayed healthy for a long time, this to risk the click of its height. and he, mr. correctly will always have a higher risk of developing a tumor in his remaining testicle than patients who never had this answer. what if anything happens, it will likely be discovered very early because mystics back is very aware of it. so his chances of recovery will still be excellent over 95 percent for sure. in the 90 percent. meanwhile, christiane young who is undergoing a checkup in munich, he also had to undergo chemotherapy to treat his cancer. then 7 years later, it came back again. but today is urologist has good news in dash on the c t scan, you can see very clearly this lymph node of about 1.5 centimeters. this now on the rig