the rome statute of ukraine is also extremely important . armed forces of ukraine and valeriy zaluzhnyi will do it. we don’t have to wait for the initial one. ukraine’s ratification of the rome statute can be done. to take place now, er, to delay for a long time, let us remind you that this statute gives the court the right to consider such international crimes as genocide, crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression, in fact, everything that russia and its army are doing now in ukraine, and to consider the international criminal court in gaza can these cases under three conditions, this is the ratification of the state of the rome statute. well, other conditions , legalization is absolutely necessary. in 2018, the parliament sent two declarations, that is why the international criminal court is already investigating the crimes that were committed without waiting for ratification, because it has the right to do so, and ukraine itself, several years ago, called on it to take this case under its supervision, but the problem remains absolutel

rome has hundreds of pizzerias that make great pizza.f i want to eat something fast, or i just want to try something new out of curiosity, mister go is always there. especially after midnight, it's hard to find something warm to eat. then we're a great alternative. >> massimo has improved his design. his new machines will soon be cooking even better pizzas. demand is high, especially from abroad. in italy itself, not quite so much. lara so, is it a recipe for success? let me know your thoughts about our stories on twitter. you can find me at larababalola_. don't forget you can also watch more of our show on dw.com. thanks for watching. bye for now. 06/30/22 06/30/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: together our allies, we're going to make sure nato is ready to meet the threats of in all directions across every domain, land, air, and the sea. amy: as a major nato summit in madrid, spain, the united states

and now the city of rome has a plan. city council says it will reduce the number of scooters from about 14,000 to 9,000. and the number of companies renting them from seven to three. the scooters were also supposed to ease rome's stifling traffic, but they're actually making it worse. >> you see two people in the scooter there you see. it is very dangerous. >> reporter: rome, as the saying goes, wasn't built in a day, and its scooter problems won't be solved in one either. cnn, rome. >> thanks for spending part of your day with me. i'm michael holmes. kim brunhuber takes it over from here as "cnn newsroom" continues in a moment. t-mobile covers mory miles withth 5g than verizon. t-mobile has more 5g5g bars in more places than anyone. another reason t-mobile is the leader in 5g. oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak. no wasted time. just, straight up great cars. right from your p

we have the story from rome at the annual conference.e also have a great speaker in gottstein later on. looking at equities, are we going to see consolidation than the baking space -- in the banking space? peter: a lot of it ties down to the view of progress and it does seem to be more momentum in that direction. if it does happen, i think that could move each -- could unleash a lot of consolidation at a time where you have rates rising and pushing up margins. that is a much more attractive prospect for investors which have long neglected the banking system in europe. i think the dynamics are changing a bit and m&a as part of that story that is looking more promising. tom: and we are hearing from tech executives about the climate for yields and 10 year yields are about 10%. is there an opportunity if you're looking 12 months now, is there an opportunity to look at tech? peter: we have been tilted towards value in 2020 because we felt in this environment with inflation and rising interest rates. and actually rising returns in the energy a

let's assume that this is rome rome yes, well, and your version.se. i don’t know if it’s alexander, so you didn’t like what sergeevich did now, a whole troika of horses and rome , for some reason you all moved to italy, but it’s good. and how is it your top answer is the top line, what is the most popular answer? paris, probably, paris well, in fact , if that's to be fair in the middle ages, grenades, well, by our standards , they are small there, well, from 50 to 100,000 people. this is already a decent city, and paris was huge huge several hundred thousand inhabitants 200-300, maybe even top line here and there paris is really a guy. what other versions did you have besides naples? well, the version is so dangerous. it seems to me, of course, there was madrid. we are still madrid. we still thought it was london. london , look here. you said london would have earned decent how much, but open london 120 points would have earned 120. well, if you count it so roughly speaking the middle ages, but from 500 to 1,500 years, that is, that's 1,000 years.

are necessary, and today the prosecutor's office can work independently, this is provided for by the rome statute and is directly the very principle of its activity work, but also in cooperation with us, because for the first time in its history, the international criminal court sided with the joint investigative team, therefore, of course, we have a strategy, our internal strategy, how we plan to conduct the investigation, and the number of suspects and verdicts in court, it is unprecedentedly large for today, of course, all our partners are surprised, they all thought that we will prosecute him, we will start the active phase of an effective investigation after the end of the war, but for the ukrainian authorities it is fundamentally important do it now because the government is here, the president is here, the government is here, the parliament is here, and we have to do this work and make decisions in the name of ukraine, as for the activity of the international criminal court, it cannot take all cases and investigate, this is impossible, the basic principle of its work - this is the

israel, for example , has not ratified the rome statute and does not join. to noticeable and in yournion, do we need international justice here, in particular, in these crimes of a sexual nature, during which they are already on the 116th day, we need it in order to punish the guilty, to punish the guilty, we must win , we can only punish those whom we captured and if we talk about the organizers of the crime about putin and his e clique, then we have to defeat them because, unfortunately, international criminal justice does not ensure that the powerful of this world are brought to justice, which they have not yet defeated, so first of all international courts. unfortunately, they can sit in their homes, these dictators and their uh public ones who can sit in their homes in countries not to leave and no not actually in this way . interreligious criminal law judges or the strong judge the weak, how did all the states come together , deal with the yugoslav conflicts, and then judge the church, the croats are also feared, or the same thing by african countries, or if the world’s strong

rome get a grip. but if you want, i'm a little.hat believing in mysticism at my age is very unhealthy phimosis. it's all the same. well then, i'm afraid it looks like a week to you, darsonval and magnetotherapy is good. fever, i'll go. okay, i've got a patient there. yes , of course. get well thank you thank you how unexpectedly thank you, thank you. i called you once, but i did not dare to speak. yes yes i i was it at night? you know everything is possible. i was very nervous. so this means you know the time ivanovna i, uh, have long dreamed of talking with you, but i did not dare, you are a medical worker with experience. yes , smooth your legs, i found out. forgive me, please, dear rimma ivanna i have long wanted to connect with a woman with a health worker. you see, life is very cruel and dictates its own laws, and then you are a very, very pretty woman, please. it means with medical workers yes, with medical help , help, can i call you? can you do it again? not so much at night. good good. thanks, goodbye, goodbye. you can go

the exhibition accommodates 50 artists and 200 works, but in rome it did not fit in itself here, er,e less space, but it is important to note that it is not only the works, er, it is actually a story that we tell, each work is accompanied by the story of the artist as for him everything started on february 24 and where is he now ? the exhibition symbolically begins with the burnt front door of a destroyed apartment brought from irpen, they open the way to ukrainian despair from there, such artifacts make a colossal impression on foreign visitors everyone understands what war is and why they should help or somehow be complicit, and that's why when we showed these artifacts here for many people, it somehow became very emotional for each painting and photo has its own story, but the exhibition is not about compassion. about actions what should every european do to stop the war in ukraine we want them to stop buying russian gas in rubles and this is of course not an artistic topic at all, but art cannot be separated from politics, that is why we are here after berlin and rome, the works

are america and russia, the 20th—century superpowers, heading the same way as imperial rome?whose foreign minister embarrassingly failed this week to persuade an array of pacific island governments tojoin a chinese—led security pact? well, we'll have to wait and see what history says about all that. thank you for being with us for unspun world. and until the next time we meet, goodbye. well, it's a long weekend, isn't it, and a couple more days ofjubilee celebrations and various outdoor events, which will be weather—dependent no doubt. this is what it looks like early in the morning, storms gathering in the south west of the country. thunder and lightning certainly possible, but many other areas staying dry. so, on those heavy showers, then, on saturday, they will be affecting south—western areas right from the word go — the south of england, london, possibly into the midlands and wales, too. they'll come and go. there'll be sunny spells around, too. certainly won't be raining all the time, but if you catch one of these slow—moving showers, i guess it could turn out to be qui

are america and russia, the 20th—century superpowers, heading the same way as imperial rome?d whose foreign minister embarrassingly failed this week to persuade an array of pacific island governments tojoin a chinese—led security pact? well, we'lljust have to wait and see what history says about all that. thank you for being with us for unspun world. and until the next time we meet, goodbye. a few showers already and over the next few days the chance of thundery showers will increase. england and wales especially. so far today the rain has come from these clumps of white which pushed to fans of nite towards our choice. they have been moving away slightly northwards and westwards, a little bit. there could be heavier best this afternoon particularly across parts of wales. for the south and east it will brighten up. bit of a breezy and across good parts of england and wales. with low cloud lingering but inland the morning cloud will break up. much of scotland and northern ireland will see the lion's share of the sunshine. 20 or 22 degrees. through this evening it is the big jub

these cases need to be documented and investigated in accordance with article 1 of the rome statute.hank you, of course. was olena lunyova, director of advocacy of the center for human rights change thank you for joining thank you and finally, at the end of our program, we can not help but mention an important day for great britain which has supported ukraine since the first days of the war today the british are celebrating they are celebrating the platinum jubilee of their monarch 70 years of the reign of queen elizabeth ii no british monarch has ruled for so long this is a historical milestone in london near the subscriber's palace celebrations took place one and a half thousand soldiers and officers took part in the parade a flag raising took place - this is a tradition in which the oldest units of the british army take part. today, the first battalion of the irish guards did it. 70 planes flew over the palace. of the royal air force, queen elizabeth, together with members of her family, went out to the balcony to watch the air parade and congratulate the queen's subjects for 96 y

earlier, the action also takes place in rome.s is melancholy. longing for the deeps we play on, please, forever the city for 400 leonid walls, built in the middle of the 9th century to protect against attack, the saracen owes its name to this circumstance. well maybe be, in fact, from this side there is a road towards lyon no. it was ordered to be built by a dad named lev lev 4 leon please figure 7 for 500 kara karaev's ballet by this name was staged in moscow, leningrad and, of course, baku. the answer , in fact, is on the screen seven beauties. let's continue the accountant may not know what a seven-segment indicator is, but he probably saw similar ones, looking at this working tool of his. maybe there are no accounts. here it is a seven-segment indicator. names for 300 konnels to the general public not on hearing she became famous under the first and middle name. quite right, this is billy eilish, we continue to play names for 200. this name, known from antiquity, means bringing victory, and in medieval italy it was rethought,

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and david, that plane did make it safely to rome. meanwhile, ita tells us tonight it has fired the captain for both sleeping on the job and then lying about it. david? >> really unsettling for all those passengers onboard, gio, thank you. >>> in washington tonight, a major defeat for the special counsel named by the trump administration to look into the origins of the russia investigation. a jury today acquitting a lawyer who was connected to the clinton campaign who had been accused of lying to the fbi. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: it was the first trial of a case brought by the man hand-picked by president donald trump's attorney to examine the origins of the fbi's investigation into trump's possible ties to russia. but tonight, a washington jury handing special counsel john durham a stinging defeat, acquitting a lawyer with ties to hillary clinton's campaign of charging that he lied to the fbi. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that. >> reporter: federal prosec

this is the russian center in rome, that's been the latest news. the italian government is declared a large group of russian diplomats persona non grata tiny c. not was saca model yet. i need but e at that or is it by disk one out? i see him normally, bullet chambers finished on each sub shanie. it's a slow am. if i didn't get to slow, i'm in nissan. glazed it's will, it is can post some guy thought a was alaska. now about when you cut us off your graph price is keith eliano k ah, who ha ah, yeah, an independent company from a bug bite of that or you know, a lot of important positions, martha and you know, of the warranty. why would you as the and then if you look at a want to see whether it is money policies, or whether it is pretty honest with that we are in depending on who you are in the name. ah ah, ah . awe on february the 24th 2020 to brush and launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaigns 1st major battle was an operation to bring the city of murray. you pulled back under the control of pro russian don bass with do how we

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just off the russian cancellations, co founder of the pushkin price in rome, junia bizarre about, was unable to get any information. a telephone motel when you did. she saw support from italian journalists. only one responded with figures that did a lot of times it rings your for your mental give you a note about john franco published a story about it. and his newspaper backlash quickly followed. julia and her friends were accused of promoting the interest of a hostile country. they had to seek legal advice levels due to a hostile story. but it gave an associate dark sense of thought. a sense of food are no now food food. just see, i mean, i'd be, i'm or didn't little put to know. then we shot it samantha, by the bed lateral by august the foreman tom the audio home for to the needle seat . and they go prone to the army cannot afford to go so far. the identity of those who rode threatening notice to friends of great russia is unknown. this is the mara don't aside. on the other side, che guevara zurich knows history, especially italian history. he says he's an anti fascist. he's for soc

, that is, it was ancient greek, then krym, then rome. so they will not lose their eyes. logically , the arim chain is also ancient and its derivatives, that is, so that you understand, the russians came to us in order to return us to rome. in general, they are the ancient greeks, so that we just did n’t get confused, well, that’s right, eh, not bad. by the way, do you know about dugin, i would tell him , eh, mr. dugin, look in the mirror , there will be some answers. where did you come from, so what in in principle, it is not wrong, after all, the eurasian origin is actually eurasian. he is a representative of the current and a great thinker. look, i made it. and then you will tell your information later, because we have food. it's okay. there was a little bit of advertising information. just there well, if you take it, let's take a minute, read it, it's important, in fact, we'll talk about it, here's what concerns our marjana bezugloi. and now marjanut . he joked to say that it means about maryana bezugle and maryana bezugle looks like

the vatican in rome has been the center of christianity for 2000 years. and opus de founder, jose maria as craven moved to rome in 1946 to cement his position. he was also subsequently laying the groundwork for opus day to become an elite force within the vatican. before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as clever and open day as grava died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. but the polish pope elevated opus day to the status of a personal prelate. ja, 7 years later, unique in the churches history. it became indirect subordination to the pope in 2002, john paul, the 2nd canonized as grava as a st. less than 30 years after the found his death. another unusual move in the history of the catholic church. when use of rats, singer was elected as john paul, the 2nd successor in 2005, opus de, reportedly welcomed the news or pros. they had fish shown in for fed z o bus day was very engaged to leading up to the election of pope benedict bar of yosef hara

moscow inevitably rose as the third rome, the main heiress.antium and the guardian of christianity. moscow not only ensured the safety and liveliness of the former shopping street from the varangians, the greeks, it it also controlled overland trade with europe through smolensk or that it gave moscow new weight new meanings new become dmitry donskoy annexed kaluga to the moscow principality starodub dmitrov in 1360 put under his control the great volga trade route passing through his lands. history thought and breathed through him dmitry donskoy, he turned out to be measured by the task assigned to him and experienced. you punched me so how to find it. he will go to his own anyway. he is his he knows that they have too rat. do you have a roof? premiere monday at 20:00 a welcome to the summer discount marathon on ozon for a whole week of discounts. buy easily every day new products with discounts right now on ozon white charcoal, a convenient sorbent at the right time, 25% off. and the candy microwave oven for only 4.990 rubles. give in old app

the ukrainian state is not finalizing in terms of legislation in this sense is that the unratified rome a subject of such an investigation and the court, well, we hope that the istanbul convention has been adopted now and the rome statute will be ratified at least well, it seems to me that there are now all the possibilities and positive grounds for this there are a lot of objections here, there are serious arguments about the fact that we also have to hand over our military personnel who may be suspected of committing war crimes. it is not only that. well, it is one-sided that one side is always in the word war crimes, there are crimes of aggression and war crimes. things, crimes of aggression, uh, we can only try the crime of chalk aggression separately, already directly by the tribunal, because because of the fact that neither the russians, ukraine, did not ratify the institution, that is, the crime of aggression is not a trial, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime financial aid, that is, they will not walk away from responsibility if, for example, our military has done

well, you say that russia is not the rome statute, they generally do not recognize and do not support many things and live in some kind of their own reality how can you detain and arrest those people who are found guilty of war crimes, uh, you are asking this question absolutely correctly, because war crimes do not have a statute of limitations and those persons who will be accused of international criminal institutions in the commission of crimes against humanity against humanity, i.e. war crimes, they will be prosecuted, they will be detained and transferred to the international criminal court on the territory of ukraine if they get there, that is, they physically in the case, for example, when she goes on vacation to a country that risked the rome statute, they will be detained and transferred to this international criminal court because they will either be immigrated for the rest of their lives on one side or if the political situation is a political regime of the russian federation will change, there are also chances that the future will also be. let's say that the authorities in

therefore, actually, vladimir did not leave for rome in the morning. listen, i know that you have roman savik. please tell him that i will not demand child support and paternity. i do not need it. but it's my job to warn you. i couldn't. seems to have got it all. nothing this the man knew that we slept together and did not tell me anything about it all this time. and you know, the most disgusting thing is that he did not even wait until the morning came. he left because we didn't have the courage. guys, his son do you think the chief will just let him go. and who is he not to let go? who he decided to change is not going to, clearly the apartment. i already passed. the baby and i will live with our parents. everything will be alright. be careful. take the child in your arms. i'll figure it out young man, where are we going? the man i ask what a maniac, wherever you take us to your home. did your husband order? who ordered? just a little. don't get your things, we'll leave now. what's going on here? you should be the time for the contract to sign the co

surely his repertoire will include the theme to the italianjob as he gets nearer to rome.he italianjob. but it is going to be bach, of course you have to play bach on the cello. it is irish traditional stuff, i will play the italian national anthem when i get there. ciao. # questi giorni quando...# thousands of people gathered in northern france yesterday to mark the 78th anniversary of the d—day landings. the british normandy memorial was opened officially last year but because of covid restrictions veterans couldn't travel to mark d—day. john maguire reports from ver—sur—mer. today, the normandy coastline, with its calm sea and cobalt blue sky, belies its history. the chaos and carnage of d—day, a lifetime away. with the beaches they stormed 78 years ago as the backdrop, men who fought here laid wreaths to honour the fallen. it's been a long time coming, but the british normandy memorial, officially opened last year under covid restrictions, could at last host veterans for the 6th ofjune anniversary. seeing it for the first time is ken cooke. it's a beautiful place. i di

rome.. there had never been a trace of it giovanni di stefano as a avvocato. this was a very big deal. category can white evidence. giovanni di stefano never qualified as an italian lawyer. the case was for five years old. we had been working on it for a long period of time. felt like a massive breakthrough moment. incredibly, he had managed to form the defense team for some of the worst criminals we've seen in the last 20 years. some pretty nasty individuals. he had done this without any legal qualification whatsoever. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> this was his whole world. to get to that park they have to be the defrauding of people. was seeing that it's the victims money time and time again. my job, it's not any police officers chalk to convict somebody or find them guilty. my job is to present the evidence. and after four years of having enough evidence to arrest him, had he been in the uk, we would have arrested him. but at this stage, we weren't sure where

although this is somewhat, a different era, but he just liked to quote verses, looking at burning romeout to be a historical anecdote did not correspond to reality, but to fight christians. yes, it was at a certain stage in roman history. but just think about it, a man who calls himself a catholic is proud of his audience with the pope of rome, the second president of the united states is a catholic. george what is his name junior? says in all seriousness about his administration next i think we have more lgbt people in our administration than in all the past combined. yes , that's exactly what i meant.

milan isn't rome or venice.re no gondolas here and no never-ending lines of tourists waiting to visit the colosseum. but something is happening here: a newly found desire to stand out, a quest for a modern way of developing a city. once considered the bland financial capital of the country, milan is now proving its capacity to redefine itself. its industrial past left almost indelible scars on the urban fabric, but the 2015 world expo sparked change. skyscrapers, new public and private initiatives, innumerable urban renewal projects have since popped up on almost every block. some, of course, are more successful than others. one thing is for sure: decades of open-mindedness and of open doors to immigration have made milan the most multicultural hub in all of italy. to me, that is a good place to start. hey! giacomo! ciao! ciao! - good to see you. this is actually the border between italy as it was and the modernity. and you keep pointing right here. right here! future, past. future, past. exactly! that, to me, i

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possible at all for a goose to resist fighters alexander, in general, you geese, of course, saved rome in my opinion, they will not save ukraine, in any way, well, firstly, at work, but we need ukraine from uh, such front-line oats most of all there is a bomber uh su-24. m i. these are attack aircraft and the su-25 rook, and the heavy attack aircraft is fully armored, which is able to fly even with a missile hitting it, which is generally not enough, it is possible for an aircraft to imagine that it is a heavy fighter. well, probably from a pilot with some suicidal tendencies. eh, break into a flock of geese and start them, or chase after them. and i say this, because it is normal when such a heavy body moves on pure water. physics. well, it will scatter, if all of a sudden the geese flew with a river course, so to speak, in a voice, then theoretically, if they are not thrown back, uh, a jet, an accident of this kind can happen, but to hit right away, but in two engines of weighing installations. well, in general, this is such a very funny fake, and which i even said, just a caricature

this area around to vets in rome specifically?— this area around to vets in rome secificall ?cally? yes, so i mean we are very excited about the _ specifically? yes, so i mean we are very excited about the idea - specifically? yes, so i mean we are very excited about the idea of- very excited about the idea of developing, sort of, wearable technology for dealing with these neurological disorders. we are looking at the extension of this approach to look at other sorts of conditions where it may be appropriate and we have some promising early research suggesting thatis promising early research suggesting that is the case and, of course... what sort of conditions are you talking about there, professor? well, there are a number of conditions that cooccur with to vet syndrome, things like ocd and anxiety and criminally evident suggest that both are the symptoms and conditions may be reduced by this approach —— cooccur with tourette's syndrome. in the long term what we are looking to do is make these devices available on the nhs. ., , make these devices available on the nhs. . y .,

allof them are going to be in danger through the fall of rome . in a post-real-world as david had said it's not just that women will be arrested or fully prosecuted for doing what any other person can do with his or her body. women will indeed die. women die already in this country and getting childbirth. in fact, we have the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world and it's a race that has been climbing for two decades. the fall of rome isgoing to usher in a new appallingly high maternal mortality rate . people of color will suffer the most. the poor will get poorer. abortion is not just basic healthcare. it's an economic right and without that economic right women are going to suffer from morethe quality and the already . this city leads the state. the state leaves the country. i echo david call for our sister communities across the country, our fellow bar association to comeand do what are doing . form agroup of lawyers who will give of themselves freely in this site . i want to thank everybody here for their civicmindedness , th

every year she has the grand russian bowl in rome, except in 2022. it's not happening. a batch with russian count has been swamped by a tsunami of cancellation. sweeping through european theaters, the bow choice tours concepts honoring to come skin shostakovich, all cancelled famous artists including russian conductor valeri give. haven't his gave them there was simply a few orders. no, yes. i see. but you might so wish that ok with got tauriel mo, a. do you need immediate merchandise? tim worship. charles came with us in the we will believe with those joining the but i believe in bought those to the, to be the was the rational way in the garage so i could let it know. but you know what the guy was so good the horn, the plug almost estimate that your bush with ah, with no deductible. which one you brought to charlotte? where's the one up with a question. get with what did you do? ah no additional? yes, no, not at all. no, like wait near dollar land buy yet 2nd. when you don't know what i she she is. she has no idea. you don't. can you buy you lunch? no vase or i d e v.

just off the russian cancellations. co founder of the pushkin price in rome. julia bizarre about was unable to get any information, a telephone motel when you did it. she saw support from italian journalists. only one responded with figures that zip over to a little time been listed, rings your for your mental give you a note about john franco published a story about it and his newspaper, but backlash quickly followed julia and her friends were accused of promoting the interest of a hostile country, they had to seek legal advice. levels to drop it. i know that i did see on the bible duda about the same that i'm all stuffed audio, but it gave an associate our sense of thought, a sense of food. our no now food food, just to i mean that i'm or didn't little put to know then we shot it, samantha, by the bed lateral by august the foreman tumble audio home from today sheet to the new seat and niggle prone to the army. got up board to go now. so far, the identity of those who rode threatening notice to friends of great russia is unknown. this is the mara don't aside. on the other side, j ar

allof them are going to be in danger through the fall of rome . in a post-real-world as david had said it's not just that women will be arrested or fully prosecuted for doing what any other person can do with his or her body. women will indeed die. women die already in this country and getting childbirth. in fact, we have the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world and it's a race that has been climbing for two decades. the fall of rome isgoing to usher in a new appallingly high maternal mortality rate . people of color will suffer the most. the poor will get poorer. abortion is not just basic healthcare. it's an economic right and without that economic right women are going to suffer from morethe quality and the already . this city leads the state. the state leaves the country. i echo david call for our sister communities across the country, our fellow bar association to comeand do what are doing . form agroup of lawyers who will give of themselves freely in this site . i want to thank everybody here for their civicmindedness , th

to help him take the actor to austria in his car and from there he went to italy so he ended up in romeerican actor who lived in italy in the early sixties, making western films about gladiators . it so happened that at the same time i accidentally stopped at richard and his wife and oleg met his future wife joan there. by the way, at the beginning i didn’t like him at all, when i saw him, he just came from the beach was omar and generally somehow unattractive anyway , he was not my type at all, and he was very embarrassed. he walked around the house saying what i did my mother - my father my fans and he was terrified that the kgb might catch him so he always wore a baseball cap pulled over his face so that it would be difficult to recognize him. they were almost the same age, he was 42 years old, she was 38, but the difference between them was colossal after fleeing the ussr , it seemed to oleg that his life was over, a former idol. millions, former star of the soviet screen without relatives without a job and without a fixed place of residence, and joan was then a successful american

rome is not very comfortable, italy has been in nato for a long time and, like any obedient state ofnorth atlantic alliance, supplies kiev with weapons, an air defense system, a mortar, artillery ammunition, they don’t want to think in europe that all this is used to kill civilians in donbass. after all, invent other people's crimes. much nicer than confessing one's own and other opinions of the whole wave. why did you say to russian viewers? what is this price rise, and when you say? i don't have you wrote many books one of your phrases that you often say sounds like a journalist should check his sources and be sure of their accuracy. when i look, the story they tell me about the bucha. i see a terrible tragedy, i see a large number of dead people, but i do not have a crystal ball. i can not determine the specific wine, but the date of death the cause of death of the person. in this moment. it seems to speak for itself , however, perhaps the point is not in the arguments voiced by vladimir solovyov, but simply in the difficulties translation will give you stimulation a lot of seats

all of rome's jews.about 1260, arrested them, brought them to a military college just outside the walls of the vatican and held them there for two days. what we have learned from these recently opened archives is that the vatican worked very hard to show that some of them had been baptized and therefore should not be considered jews from the point of view of the church and therefore should not be shipped off to ashridge -- to auschwitz with the rest of them and that about 250 were freed before two days later they were put on a train of 1007, of whom, i think about 16 would survive. the pope did send his cardinal secretary of state to meet with the german ambassador to say, do you really need to go through with this? can you do something about this? but the ambassador told th cardinal secretary of state's have been ordered by the highest level, and you don't want me to protest on your behalf, do you? and the cardinal secretary of state said no, i'm not insisting on any protests. >> the vatican has come fo

oh, rome, look, look, what a charm, but these white ones. oh, listen. come on.price is already. do you think it's real leather? calm down in half an hour the medicine should work. calm down, calm down, calm down. hold on hold on hold on calm down do you have that you will indicate the value no? tell me how to get to the subway, my dear? what metro? where did you come, and where is the exit to the city? thank you well, gal yes, great, look at my genuine leather and so cheap. it confuses me that it is very cheap. well, rome because it's on sale. well, either the seams will disperse or the heel will fall off. well , what kind of heel will fall off here when they are on a solid sole, well, it means that the skin is of poor quality . that spoiled the whole effect of shopping. and, by the way, so all my life. that all my life, all my life, you strive for me, my joy will be spoiled by your attitude, because i am a realist ah. yes, i don't see anything wrong with that. come on we are at the beginning of you we’ll take you to the dairy, then we’ll drop by yura’s in the m

but the machines creator says he's bringing a little slice of heaven to the streets of rome. this is an old school pizza, yolo are welcome to pizzeria ramo the best and robot. no matter all of your mom and this is a pizza center of the new school. welcome to mr. go. i'll show you how it all works, sir. his business concept pizza, in 3 minutes from a machine, must see mobile call. no normally sales medical equipment, but he's always dreamt of running pizzeria. he wanted it to be different. so he looked around until he found a pizza making machine. he redesigned it to a function without a baker using only the touch of a button here in the eternal city. it's nothing less than a cultural revolution. the city was divided. yeah, i'm not sure, but some accepted the machine and thought it was good to be able to buy a fresh hot pizza 24 hours a day. a big pizza from a machine was always something inconceivable, especially in a country like italy and even more so in cities like ryan at work or not to mention naples here. pizza is sacred to roll. that with some people were pretty angry.

-- eight dollars a gallon gasoline a rome -- in rome.ey are going away from the horror of the war. jonathan: that discussion influences the domestic pressure at home, the italian prime minister going home to what the american president will have to go home to. and, the german chancellor and french eater. lisa: how much does that inflation backdrop feed into the social unrest? how much support does he have heading into the second half of his term to make a difference, given some of disagreements enforced over the past couple of weeks? jonathan: you have to answer that, given the proximate -- proximity of the issues. they have a much stickier path in 2022. tom: i am sorry, i thought you were going to lisa. i was looking to see where president biden's, i guess we are waiting for him. jonathan: good to have you back. to participate. tom: i was reading a memo on jargon. jonathan: sure you are. when the president takes the stage, we will take you to the news conference. the news conference from the nato summit in madrid, spain. this is bloombe