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[man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migran

] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis hidalgo okimura speaking spanish] [teacher speaking spanish] fernandez: an ngo that tracks mercury a mining has estimated 185 tons of mercury are released to the rivers and lakes of this region every year. and at the bottom of those rivers and lakes, there are naturally occurring bacteria that transform liquid elemental mercury and turn it into another form of mercury which is even more dangerous, which is methylmercury. fernandez: it's a type of mercury that's absorbed almost at 100% by living organisms. [student laughing] fernandez: plankton and plants that are contaminated with mercury then get eaten by one fish, and then another fish will eat that fish and so on and so on up the food chain. but mercury has a very unusual characteristic. it magnifies. when it goes from one link in that chain to the other, it magnifies roughly by a factor of 10.

[speaking spanish] >>. [speaking spanish] >> thank you somuch. arturo, if you can interpret for me . >>. >> speaker: i am also a member of lts. i and a coordinator of people who are 50+ years old. i'm here to ask you to not forget the other members of our communities.we take the vaccines to their homes. these are people who can't walk and get to vaccination sensors. we need your help and we need your economic health. i want you to think about these adults that we support because they are people who have been indispensable to our community and the best years of their lives and now it's our turn to take care of them. i see their faces and they seem to be forgotten people at their homes but we want to provide these services for them so please helpus. thank you . >> my name is elijah. i'm 18 years old, igrew up in san francisco . right now i work for the latino task force. i do on deliveries so i bring food to people who have covid. if we were here and we didn't have the funding we would be able to give them the opportunity to quarantine safely and t

and she's terrified she'll be targeted for speaking out.there has always been an enormous level of impunity for those killings. we have a government that has undermined law enforcement in the amazon and, in fact, given in--effectively, given a green light to criminal networks that are both destroying the forest and attacking anyone who stands up to defend it. [cars driving] sophie: we want to find out more about how these illegal timber networks opate. [cars driving] sophie: we begin a two-day drive west across the trans-amazonian highway, passing through dozens of small logging and farming towns. cesar: when you go to these logging towns in the amazon, everybody knows. everybody. everybody who lives there, they know who the logger is, who is the, you know, the person who is occupying illegal land and land grabbing. everybody knows them. everybody sees the logging trucks. sophie: there are loggers in the amazon who have government permits to cut down specific trees. [saw buzzing] sophie: the owner of this door factory insists this wood is l

is a key way to monitor them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but getting one isn't easy. [ speakingneeds to time his shot perfectly. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> this single sample will provide mariano with a wealth of data, the whale's genetics, age and exposure to pollution, information crucial to both understanding more about the species and helping its survival. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the southern right whales have bounced back, but their healthy population has attracted unwanted attention. a mother and her calf are being tailed by a family of killers. orca. mom heads for the safety of the shallows. but the orca pod quickly catches up with them. ♪ >> the young orca is given the chance to hone its hunting skills. ♪ >> the right whale mom twists and turns putting herself between her baby and the attackers. ♪ >> in desperation she wedges her calf on the sea floor protecting its soft underbelly. ♪ >> her defensive maneuver works. the orca call off the attack. ♪ >> the calf is exhausted. ♪ >> and comes in for a much needed feed. he can dr

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[speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreigne] [speaking foreign language] (bell tolls) [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking foreign language] >> one of britain's most controversial lawyers came to the village. it was the six-year-old son of italian immigrants. >> the house flat that we moved into with my parents. were allocated a council house. we italians and foreigners were not really -- we were seriously discriminated. we were a hated race. >> he's come a long way, not least today which began for giovanni di stefano, making his other appearance of the court of appeal. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of britain's richest businessmen was found guilty of the manslaughter for his business associates. the property tycoon, nicholas van hoogstraten hired two hitmen to take revenge against -- muhammad, who was stabbed and shot in his south london home. >> what motive are supposed to have had, before this bumped off? nobody does. because it is just bullshit. he owes me money? i'm gonna bump him? it's ridiculous. you d

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i speak absolutely calmly in russian with my russian-speaking interlocutors. have any problems with this, but i always say one simple thing: give your children the opportunity to speak ukrainian, not equally , as there are some people who came to israel, they spoke to each other in polish, e. back then, but they talked to the children and they were children there. they wanted to go to hebrew language schools, the children became a part of oral-speaking israel, because when you go to the army, you need to speak the same language to yourself can you imagine a military battle in which russian is spoken on both sides? well, that's also a problem. i didn't understand it. someone asked me what they hear in the bushes. they don't even understand their own language. it's foreign, so there are no longer any ethnic russians . we also have millions of them. full right to learn one's own language and culture, this is also the state that must ensure this national development for them and for representatives of national minorities, such as hungarians, poles, bulgarians, rom

. >> [speaking spanish] >> lucas forages for shellfish on the seafloor.e expensive scuba gear. instead, air is pumped from a compressor through a rubber hose directly into his mouth. 65 feet below the surface, he painstakingly collects muscles and scallops. it is a good harvest. lucas can gather up to 60 pounds in just a few minutes. but, over his shoulder, there is another creature lurking. >> this cnn original series, patagonia, is a private to you by dish, tuned into you. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal;

i am not speaking for the commission now. i think nigeria, i am speaking for myself. i think what needs to be done. if many of you recall, there was a very difficult time in sudan years ago. they credited president bush. he has since left the senate. he became the special envoy for sudan. went over there quite frequently he went to organize the british that had a responsibility that they were not necessarily doing what they should have done. able to organize the un. having a person to be a special envoy for nigeria working on violence, but also to coordinate work with the british, work with hethe french, david easley, thee is tremendous hunger in nigeria. camps of people that were starved. 10% or more of the children not going to school. similar to what president bush and the secretary had great confidence in tab somebody was given that responsibility to coordinate all the efforts of our government, but also working with britain, but i have a special envoy for nigeria because if what others are saying, so goes this country, sf goes that. i am speaking now for myself.

well, okay, no so russian-speaking community and the estonian-speaking community live absolutely parallel are actually isolated from each other, what happened in the end, that is, they listen to different music, they watch different tv channels, they read different books, and this is a problem for estonia, too, to a certain extent, because it is not so easy for them to accept this russian-speaking, then from them people switch to estonian, estonianize, it’s obvious to say that. сейчас мешено мешено he says it's not for us, it's hard , you're not used to it, but you know , the estonianization of estonia, so to speak, took place in the 1990s, when the independence of the republic of estonia was restored, and since then estonia, although it seemed territorial, it is quite small passed the way look at the declaration of independence, the approval of its constitution, the creation of the armed forces of ukraine, the accession to the eu and nato. but of course, one of the first steps was the introduction of a state language policy in in particular, in the context of the adoption of the law on l

>> yes, members of the public who wish to speak and in person can line up to speak at this time. for thoest listening remote ly call 415-655-0001 and enter meeting idea and pound and pound again. once connected press star 3 to enter the speaker line. those in the queue please wait until the system states you run muted. we do not have anyone in person. we have two people on the line for public comment. can we have the first caller, please? >> so, supervisors the last time i spoke on this item and the only thing i have to say is that, the candidate when i attendeded the small business commission seems not to be very informed on what really is happening in our city, and i am literally-this candidate has been chosen because of her close connection to the politician. maybe the mayor or some other politician and we need better candidates on the small business commission to represent san franciscans. i understand that thes convoluted (inaudible) determination regarding statement of activities is something that i haven't seen before, and it is such (inaudible) muddy the waters. thank you

frederick toro and his team are determined to identify the killer. >> speak -- [ speaking foreign language> it may have died of natural causes, but there's no shortage of other likely suspects, fishing nets, a ship strike, pollution. the team confirms that the victim is male. tragically, only 4 years old. blue whales can live to be 100. had he survived, he might have fathered more than 20 calves. there's no apparent external injury, so they go in. after six exhausting hours, frederique's worst fears are confirmed. there are signs of internal bleeding and a bruise on its heart. he died of blunt force trauma to the chest, and there's only one thing out there that could inflict such damage. a ship. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in the past week alone, three whales have been reported dead, and that doesn't include the bodies that have never been found. [ speaking foreign language ] but until the shipping traffic is controlled, summers in the corcovado will remain deadly for these magnificent creatures. while the world's largest marine mammal is running a lethal gauntlet, up the coast the wo

if you go back so to speak, well again for again. i'm speaking for orthodox christians.se, another question is who sees it, who will not see it, but in any case, sooner or later to see everything in one state or another. well if there is a return, so to speak, of political economies and so on, after all, the west must understand a simple thing, that they are now looking at the conflict in ukraine, they are looking, so to speak, that something is working out for us , something is not working out. extrapolates, but perhaps the conflict with russia, we must clearly understand that if the use of nuclear weapons is impossible in ukraine, then in a conflict with the west it will be guaranteed, it will be guaranteed, because they are now building their tactics, so to speak they began to arrange, based on the fact that there could be a conventional war with russia, in which it would lose. yes or let's say that the modernization of nato's potential can lead to the fact that they will receive such superiority in nuclear weapons delivery that it will completely nullify, as it were,

. >> [speaking spanish] . >> at the ends of the earth is a land of extremes. home to spectacular wildlife. for centuries, people and animals have battle for supremacy. now, enemies are becoming allies . together, they face new challenges in our rapidly changing world. >> you are at the mercy of the elements. >> this is a story of what it takes to survive on the edge of the world. patagonia, one of the world's last great wildernesses. it stretches for more than 1000 miles all the way down to the southern most tip of south america. towering above the region are the andes mountains, dividing chile from argentina. we are headed on an epic journey up through patagonia's wild high lands. from its foothills to its volcanic plateaus all the way up to its high ice fields. our journey begins on the grasslands of the patagonian steppe. at 1500 feet here, one predator reigns supreme. the coma. this big cat court roams all of the americas. you might know it as a cougar, a mountain lion or even a panther appeared in patagonian, with no bears or walls to trouble them, promos

he speaks.rday an interview with a videoirus podlyako was released, well, which pole is an adviser to the so-called president of the ukrainian colony, what he said, he insulted the population of the russian federation, as we did in our country, this is one side of the coin, but the other was. that's what he said that they will conduct all peace negotiations with the unfortunate and underdeveloped russia only when its army is completely defeated, and they will be in the crimea . this literally said it will be very soon. that is, they tell their population. every day, you know, every day. it's propaganda they wash us yes, yes, yes, it's very slaves of you not came out for an interview. here he insulted. he just insulted the population, he tried, uh, to show that people are not, well, in short, there was such a thing. come on , let's imagine what state they are in. look . yes, here's michael. who is he, what is he? and you don’t know what, here, let’s say, here is a video that recorded the so-calle

but it so to speak finds such a continuation.on connection, lugansk and military correspondent front alexander rekor with us on my connection alexander hello. thank you for coming, what is the current situation with the shelling of luhansk, in short, we discussed, discussed, so to speak, the tactics and strategy of the kiev regime to attract, so to speak, to ourselves and to our values. here are the inhabitants of the dpr lpr. as far as i understand, they are, so to speak, e, they have already achieved their goal for unequivocally all these people. just even those who doubted was such a fairly broad contingent. now there is no doubt. what situation please. hello studio quite right, of course, those cities that have been liberated, that have felt for themselves, er, the presence of the armed forces of ukraine and their real face. because this face is revealed precisely during the hostilities, and not in pairs. and , of course, these people dreamed and waited when they would finally be freed, it’s not at all ukraine now the situati

>> >>clerk: members of the public are able to speak on this item and for those wishing to speak on the line, >> we do not have any public comment on the line. >> >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> that item passes. >> and i will recommend to send to the committee. >> >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> next item, please. >> 4. 220839 [mayoral appointment, board of appeals - john trasvina] motion approving/rejecting the mayoral appointment of john trasvina to the board of appeals, for a term ending july 1, 2026. (clerk of the board) >> thank you, mr. lazarus who has been on the board for a number of years has chosen not to seek reappointment and the mayor has nominated john -- and trasvina, he has served on a number of administrations going back to as democratic to obama and biden and the usf law school where he taught u.s. immigration law and stanford law school. i have met with him and he clearly understand the adequacy judicial role of the court of last resort to manifest justice within the city that is the role of board of appeals. i don't know if you have been

[man speaking native language] [man speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [ratsimbazafy speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [applause] day: lmma's now in madagascar. we have over 100. so, this is being really thought of as a low-cost and efficient solution to managing marine resources because all over the world, the oceans are overfished. small-scale fishers have very, very few rights. they have the same problems. [ratsimbazafy speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] >> [shouts in native language] [rasolonaina shouts in native language] [indistinct conversation] day: so, the sea cucumber project, we're working in partnership with a local collector that also produces juveniles. so, they sell juvenile sea cucumbers to farmers. they look after them and then sell them back. [indistinct conversation] day: they lease a pen and they have a series of different rights and obligations. [siren] [rasolonaina speaking native language] day: farm exists in the pens and once the juveniles come to an adult size, they get taken away to be

uh, in the hope, so to speak, as in his time from saigon, so to speak, to fly away.e or not. i hope not, uh but uh, it is, so it doesn't change our task. eh, you need to calmly implement it. and by the way, uh, we'll talk or not further. e during transmission. here , our strike on the military depots of western weapons in odessa caused such hysteria precisely because becomes obvious. so to say that all this help does not lead to a lawsuit, all help will be destroyed, and like a magician in a blue helicopter, of course, it is unlikely to show there the movie that they like. well, uh, the ukrainian leadership. more and more breaks through, but i must say, although, it would seem there is nowhere further, but more on that after the advertisement. attention speaks and shows, st. petersburg. last sunday of july every year. russia celebrates navy day. solemn parade on the day of the navy in sunday on the first no one to let. jump no, you have to pay extra, keep this elf for me, you will pay me twice for this, stop. stop, i don't want much. and now you're the same on my mot

and we must do it, uh, immediately, because strictly speaking it will grow.n the generation that as they say, listen in tanks, no matter how good tanks, planes are made, and living people are sitting there. and what do you understand in their heads so it will be, therefore, this question is very important, but returning hmm uh to our opposition to the west to ukraine, i have already said, but in my opinion. maybe i'm wrong. and so to say, well, i can’t help but say about it, because it still interests me, here is yakov kedmi. you also have a program in the previous one, in my opinion, you see in vain, i look at all your programs carefully. e, he said the right phrase. he speaks in a completely possible variant, when the ukrainian soldier in jesus, the soldiers turned their weapons and will fight against, then eat on on as they say against your regime. such, perhaps, yes. such may be, but only if we offer them some kind of alternative, if it is for them. you understand what i think. now this here is some kind of ambiguity, that is, the president has clarity. h

[boy speaking marshallese] [litokne speaking marshallese] [ukelele playing] [boy singing in marshalleseokne: my family is one of the most important families in the community. we are the ones who take the responsibilities of our traditional ways of living. [people singing] man: here in the marshall islands, we still observe the social caste system. or within the caste system, you have 3 categories--the royals, the chiefs; you have the landowners, and the commoners. the royal family is the kings. these are our advocate. they teach us manners, they teach us the culture, and they provide our needs. litokne comes from the royal family. knowing his background means he knows where he's coming from, and litokne's future here will be very important. litokne: my closest family member to me is my mother. my mother is the female traditional leader. [speaking marshallese] litokne: i go around the schools here and encourage them to be youth activists, too. [litokne speaking marshallese] alexandria: you really want to protect those around you and make sure that your family is safe and your friends are

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above, so to speak. eh, top, so to speak, running along the trail.achievements. yes. they are the most powerful in this world, they pretty much really run the world. but their symbol. this is biden, their symbol is biden. and at all, as it were, yes, not so to speak, a person who is, as it were, full of strength, e, which means energy and an understanding of where it goes. as for all sorts of different non-traditional things my deep conviction, by the way, this is confirmed by medical statistics as well . people, uh, immersed in these non-traditional , as it were, forms of life, about which, by the way, putin also recalled in iran. yes, they lose their orientation in space, including on many other issues. i explain the fact that the european leaders do not notice not only this, but also this. how the americans are now degreasing in it, undressing europe, they simply put it, so to speak, the most indecent postures. how would they make her commit some kind of, so to speak, almost ritual suicide, and they prefer not to notice, because any idea, brought

thank you very much for speaking to us.t the people of odesa, you represent the people of odesa, you know the ports there. with the signing of this deal, how quickly can grain start being exported? bier? can grain start being exported? very cuickl . can grain start being exported? very quickly- thank— can grain start being exported? very quickly. thank you _ can grain start being exported? - quickly. thank you for covering — next week, odesa is ready to start shipments, now we are just waiting for the ships to come, and we are ready to send the grain to those who need it, because millions of people are starving, or close to starting today. are starving, or close to starting toda . ~ ~' ., are starving, or close to starting toda . ~ ~ ., ., today. we know the impact that the shorta . es today. we know the impact that the shortages that _ today. we know the impact that the shortages that people _ today. we know the impact that the shortages that people around - today. we know the impact that the shortages that people around t

to speak or not?vdeya direction there, and the direction of the marinka to work, the more active ours will be, so to speak, well, not an assault , but active promotion, as professional experts say, will be the more brutally shelled, donetsk. unfortunately, until this completely stops, when we solve all these tasks. but, unfortunately, unfortunately, experts agree that what we it will be worse, the tougher, they will fire. no, well, i just think it's important to say it, no matter how unpleasant it is to say. thank you very much andrey andrey kazakov with us in direct contact correspondent irina novosti from donetsk thank you uh, harsh methods. this is something that regularly demonstrates. uh, ukraine, the ukrainian authorities decided to make malevich's black square out of history so that everyone has their own vision. so it's easier for everyone to reformat and fight the russian world. and here, in general, they finally encroached on the great patriotic war. our global mistake is that we will not be

he speaks to indicate a trend.ou see, i will take this word trend from you. and this is really a very important thing, because now we will remember energetically chris the first half of the seventies, then europe also failed with its own, but with all sorts of projects in the energy sector, and it made a huge breakthrough. in the sphere. technologies. right now, uh, uh, this trend i think will be just in technology, when you come to berlin and let's say you rent an apartment in the old part of the city. and then you will be surprised to find that there is an old gas water heater, there is no warm water. everything through the gas column, moreover, you are at home, the owner or there is an apartment, and the owner will warn you. do not blow out the light. that is, it burns there all the time, i understand, that is, this is technology. here are those same seventies, i suspect horror, what now? of course, at this everyday level, it’s uh, well, of course, billions are the most important level, of course, and they will

azov and they have the right to speak on his behalf. the potter left or, as his former companions claim, was expelled from azov shortly after the storming of mariupol, which, cynically and symbolically, simultaneously took place on may 9, 2014, a few days before the scheduled referendum on the independence of donbass on that day, according to kyiv authorities. several dozen supporters of the dpr allegedly seized the mariupol department of the ministry of internal affairs under this pretext, units of the national guard, as well as a volunteer battalion, entered the city. azov , in the midst of the celebration of victory day in the city center, shooting began, killing at least 13 people. kharkiv and mariupol, which were never considered the ideological fiefdoms of ukrainian nationalists, suddenly rose even above lviv, and the beginning of this was laid back in the days of the orange revolution, when the governor kharkiv region became a businessman with a criminal train. arsen avakov, with his suggestion , yesterday 's ultraratel student a

[speaking foreign language] with him, our wisdom and strength has counsel and understanding. the presidential medal of honor is hereby awarded to the honorable president joseph r biden junior from the u.s. of america for his true friendship with the people of israel and the jewish people. his uncompromising decades long commitment to israel's security, his contributions to deepening and enhancing the strong and unwavering alliance between israel and the u.s. of america and its -- his struggle against anti-israeli and anti-semitism around the world. [applause] >> this is a great honor. thank you very much. >> thank you presidents. ♪ moco ♪ let it be, let it be, let it be ♪ ♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ there will be an answer, let it be ♪ ♪ i wake up to the sound of music, mother mary comes to being -- to me. there will be 80 answer, let it be. ♪ [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] thank you very much. [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] honored guests, please remain in your places until the presidents exit the guarded. -- the garden and the american delegation

[speaking foreign language] matt: bali has been shut before.002 kuta bombings and the erratic eruptions of volcano agung hurt the tourism industry, but ultimately it bounced back. this time no one knows when the pandemic will end. marchello aryafara: in the beginning, we thought this is gonna be one month, two months maximum. matt: it's now been 12 months. for marchello aryafara and the lifeguards of kuta beach, their job has changed dramatically. marchello: fifty people. not 50,000 as normally. fifty people. maximum 100, including the lifeguards. ♪♪♪ male: the beach are dead. there's no activity. lifeguard still come. if something happens, lifeguard have to be there. male: ready? go. male: the activity of the lifeguard never stop. matt: this beach is usually crammed with tourists, touts, and hawkers. today, kuta and nearby seminyak are empty. marchello: people who sell massage or merchandise on the beach, i heard they all go back home to their village. very sad situation because many friend of mine, i don't see them around. i hope they're okay

speaking of poland, remember, yes lev walesa. of course, uh, the call sign bolik was a kgb hysteria, so it means that the polish authorities have strengthened the security of the former president of poland and the creator of lech walesa's solidarity was drilled. so, the local newspaper writes there after this edition. currently, the alliance is constantly accompanied by two guards, while a few weeks ago the bodyguard of the former there was only one head of state, and here are the most. well, it's just a cherry. uh, the naked cherry newspaper claims that the protection of the politician was strengthened after the threats coming to him from russia in response to an interview with the newspaper peas, where the valesa. well, just something completely harmless thing proposed to reduce the population of russia to 57 million people. it would seem that he shared the idea of ​​well-known humanists, so to speak. and he won, that, well, respectively, the protection was issued on the initiative of the ruling party in poland, a pattern. it's

well, roughly speaking, i lived here, so to speak. should understand this, in fact, a person immersed in an endless analysis of himself in terms of sex, sex and other things gradually becomes incapable of anything else crazy. he can't do anything anymore . he is not really capable of any kind of creative creation, he is not capable of learning. he becomes incapable of digesting a large amount of information, knowledge he does not it is interesting to work and all that, and this in turn is supported by the drug culture . the drug culture immerses you in a situation that you generally swim into a completely different state. illusory life. in general, everything is perfect for you, when the light bulbs are on, as if the following are all sorts of different categories. well , for example, let's say, by the way, one of the things that is pushed by a well-known, so to speak, behind-the-scenes figure. it's like, yeah. uh, moreover, at the same time, to immerse a young man state of the eternal student. put him on perpetual welfare. and let hi

here, so to speak, very large. alexander you write quite a lot about the need to transfer the conversation to other safe topics. eh, and what do you need to study for this? this should be trained, relatively speaking, before your parents, er, in this one, let them age so much that you, therefore, will have to apply. and how is this what it means to translate conversational security on how to train it? as what kind of manipulation, so such communication was the first to come up with. that's all the psychological analyzes of the situation right up to there. i know there is, so to speak, a showdown on the street. there is no smoking allowed there. you don’t have it, everything is there, that is, there is some sort of, so to speak , psychological uh, such a prelude to something yes, and as soon as a person enters this one, so to speak, the question answers, understanding perfectly well that a lantern is waiting for him under in the end. you need it, like it's the same for me. yes, as soon as you begin to understand tha

[speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> weon that. , that. >> it whistleblower, a nurse working on a georgia facility. leveling ghastly allegations. complaining that the facility lacked protection against coronavirus for detained immigrants. >> we did not have anything to sanitize. we did not have the proper ppe. the first case of covid in the facility, it was covid is not here in the facility. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> women enough acidity, migrant, women say a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed. >> so you are going to do a surgery. i said nobody informed me that i'm going to do a surgery. and all of the sudden i get up, that is what i know. they went to my belly button. i got three. never explain anything to me. and i never agreed. [speaking spanish] >> when did that happen? >> now. [inaudible] >> we are just leaving the county detention center. there was one woman in particular. she described the experience here as torture. >> what is going on? i see your shirt. >> we fee

uh, faces, so to speak, obviously so to speak somehow called touched by intellect. insignificant, but in the world, probably, they react differently in them. mila kunis in a serious event, my mtsergidra are just legends. yes, she ran so beautifully recently. i say already worked. yes i added these two activities, because this is the level of really professionals. uh, in the pr of the movie machers, this is their level and believe me. here you laugh in vain. for the first time, probably, the foreign minister did the uk feel among equals in this kindergarten she no longer needed to give. that was her intellectual level. really. it's fashionable now in europe. you can talk . i like it. it's fashionable when you speak with such a childish language and for the first time she doesn't need to explain what it is stagnation and inflation at the same time, because he is kicked out of me. this is fine. if you tell a child, he will understand you. i talk to the barel in exactly the same way, just like that. talks at the end of the stoltenberg room. she talks to everyone like th

. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: there is no work in senegal.bachelors degree in management and accounting, but up until now, i have not been able to get a job. if the opposition coalition manages to win, the majority of the national assembly, things will be marvelous. >> he has his own ideas. his civil servant leads a team handing out flyers for the governing coalition he hopes that by ratee naming a majority that the government will be able to push on with development. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: his achievements in health care and infrastructure cannot be denied. we are not here to greet propaganda. we are going to meet people to raise awareness to explain to have to give the president the majority in the national assembly. reporter: not all young people are so enthused by the prospect of elections. many feel unrepresented by the country's politicians. he is among those. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: for now, i haven't seen a politician that satisfies me. when they are elected, they never do the things they p

people, what are russian-speaking people, when ukrainians they come to poland, they were ukrainian-speaking become polish-speaking there, because otherwise they are in polish society. they live and won’t buy groceries in a grocery store. the same should be the case in ukraine . even konstantin court said that there are no russians. there is a russian minority. okay, minority rights. they should be satisfied, you see, he said ok , the english turned out for me, it must be said well, but the rights of minorities should definitely be satisfied, and the concept of a russian-speaking person in them what, i apologize , the face is built somehow differently well, there is nothing that's right, mr. mykola, that's just how my thoughts were intercepted. i just wanted to ask, is it being prepared? and if it is being prepared, then i think it's very difficult to prepare a law on e-e languages ​​of national minorities, romany, romanian, russian, polish, here there are large e-e communities with the majority of them there are no problems with either polish or romanian, but with hungarian there are proble

and speak bidding are over.meters, it turns out 2.200. and we were selling naive people. you see, generously, and they rewarded everything, they did not appreciate our generosity in europe. didn't want to buy for 200 for 1.200. this is exactly what i said here that this is the problem of this lamb and this sausage. and i think that this is all scientifically, after all, this is a syndrome of barry wool, and i think that this is and this is a db biden. johnson you see, this is their problem. they are the beneficiaries. here, and here are the rest of them performers because they have no sovereignty. but the beaten johnson, especially jones, especially this time, which now the candidate understands that she told germany you don’t want to close nord stream 2, when we will consider you putin’s accomplices and will be against you. after that, germany immediately shoveled, uh, laid down and began to mean sanctions, and and so on. that is, germany was seriously frightened, but this blackmail madame tras, that is, she th

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to speak, view.pproved forgivable in that yes. so i used the word populist, because the lord is a kuleba, just this is a common narrative. and that, so to speak, and in quotation marks of the elite, which now leads the ukrainian state, that is, lies, dishonesty and meanness, nothing more then they must admit that this is not our business. the fact is that the sky, like zelensky, of course, understands that he has a house somewhere on the cote d'azur, where he will go sooner or later when everything collapses, he does not care about it all. but the fact that will continue to be a ukrainian state. i ca n't understand at all. to the soviet side and the ukrainian people, how can you support these bastards, that is, they are lying, right in your eyes, and you keep talking. no, you asked that there is no political alternative. no, there are alternatives, there is an alternative, and the alternative is quite simple. now, even if we can, we see a situation of contradiction between zaluzhny and zelensky in th

are you speaking chinese? hello? >> public speaker: hi. >> before the cantonese member proceed, i would like to give instructions in cantonese. >> [speaking cantonese] >> please proceed. >> [speaking cantonese] >> >> public speaker: hello, members of the rules committee, my name is cindy # wu. i would like to report that in 2020 there was many crimes in san francisco and all the jewelry stores and seafood and we noticed there is a lot of home break-ins. and there are many asian victims. and there are many asians and car break-ins that is very dangerous, and that's why i'm calling on the san francisco department to access the live video footage of private security cameras because i really think it will help to decrease and also deter crime. so that's why i would say yes on this legislation. thank you. >> public speaker: hi. my name is kelly. i think the people underestimate how much police will be watching these cameras. it's unfortunate that they don't spend a lot of time fighting crime, but it's just the reality. so

i no longer speak.ied, this is the most percent more in percentage terms, they will always die, but since it’s not inside the boona who could talk about it, then we and the poles let’s go further, what else was the nazi shot, you just don’t need to tell fairy tales about us, you don’t need to tell fairy tales mr. american. and who are rewriting history here, right now rewriting history. once again keep rewriting. come on. the case in russia of falsification of history is to draw this gentleman right away that you are talking about a criminal case. this bootleg will not be. here we are serious people talking about serious things. i would like to remind you what we are talking about, everyone has their own history in the west, a history that is beneficial to them in our country, yes, a history that we are used to considering objective. well, they taught. at least the faithful one says that he wanted that anti-semitism is a poison that unfortunately, drives around us all, yes, because here it was remembere