tamar, always great to speak to you, thank you so much. any time. not be endorsing the presumptive republican nominee in the 2024 election. mike pence said it should come as no surprise he is not endorsing his former boss, whom he has publicly distanced himself from over mr trump's role in the january 6th capitol riots. mr pence said during his own presidential campaign that his life was put in danger during the siege. he suspended that campaign in october. america's top diplomat has warned a wave of highly—potent synthetic drugs including fentanyl is spreading across the world. antony blinken was speaking at a meeting of the un commission on narcotic drugs, in vienna. he said the us was the world's "canary in the coalmine"for opioid addiction. our correspondent tom bateman is travelling with mr blinken — and sent this report. while i think the fact that much of the day was spent by antony blinken at this un narcotics summit, the fact that he made a speech, the first secretary of state to do that, to this gathering shows how big an issue this has be

rishka , uh-huh, no, he never hangs out with us, i specially introduced him to tomarka, tamar, i can’m, no, what are you talking about, that’s ruzanka over there i keep dreaming of setting him up with him, i will, tamar is suitable for koshot, but irishka was not suitable, well, she had someone, there was definitely someone, she fell in love with him... and went with him somewhere for the weekend, but she never introduced me to him before the fire, well, she i talked about him, well, i’m ready, it’s very , very beautiful, really, yeah, no , i didn’t tell anything in particular, i know for sure, he’s not armenian, yeah, well, that’s something, so well... maybe he was older than her or very rich? no, like, why? well, i'm just trying to put it together: she was a student from orenburg, yeah, she lived in a dorm, and as you say, her parents didn’t help her, how could she even end up in such an expensive club? oh, so she got a job there as a waitress, so she worked part-time, here you go, thank you, let me do it for you. put it in place , put it down, put it down, maybe we should tie the b

behave and what to say, find out more about it, well, you can tell me this, they ’ve jinxed you, no, tamara, know more about this. the first bombs fell on yugoslavia on march 24 , 1999 at 19:45 local time. no one could believe that the country could be attacked at the end of the 20th century. what the west did is generally unacceptable, they directly started a war, essentially in the center of europe. these are the same cores from the unit. it’s clear to everyone that russia is not a country, a gas station , we can take russian digital solutions to new heights, there is a prospect, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what digital helps, you are not comparatively original in your questions, what’s going on with production in general, cheese and... what is our product? the parliamentary hour is on air and we continue: the replacement of elevators in apartment buildings should be given special attention, deputies believe. the state duma reflected this position in an appeal sent to prime minister mikhail mishustin. today, in residential buildings throug

tamar the 1976 israeli killing of six. palestinians and the wounding of scores more who had gathered to show their affinity for a land that has literally witnessed the constant shedding of palestinian blood. in an act of solidarity with palestine, central london showed it would not be letting up on the pressure. and they come in waves after waves after waves, tens of thousands taking to the streets of the british capital in a very clear message to the leaders within air shots of hair that what is going on in. decide gaza is a genocide and it will not be taking place with the complicity of the british people. flash forward to this most recent attempt to ethnically cleanse palestine of its people, and it's clear the uk is being blasted for its complicity in allowing a ceasefire motion to go unacknowledged by tel aviv. we're calling sease fire, but they're saying for a cease fire for two weeks to end the ramadan. that hasn't even happened yet, so the question always becons, what does internationally mean, how much? how much power does the un really hold? how much power does our governme

i wish i knew how to do this. hi, hi, i'm pasha, i'm tamar, very it’s nice, i see you’re fully preparedre photographing your watch, yes, there are such great plans, look, how beautiful, yes, beautiful, you take photographs so professionally, well, that’s my profession, seriously, tell me a little about yourself, yourself originally from syria, received citizenship , my wife is here, i have a wife from belarus, i came to belarus in 2005, i came here to get an education as a cameraman, colleague, but you take photographs for yourself, for the soul, i started doing digital in 2012 art, during this time i managed to get to minsk organize professional exhibitions, i am now, one might say, with a real artist, with a real master of art, would you like one like that... you are very interested in the topic of time and watches, and what are the most famous watches you know? big b, which is great britain, but we are in belarus , this is the largest clock in our country, let's come closer, yes, yes, of course, we will find out, let's go, let's go, tamer, it's so good that we met at the station, bec

tamar hallerman is a senior reporter from the atlanta journal—constitution and she's been covering the allies criminally interfered in georgia's 2020 elections. here's her analysis of this latest ruling. on the one hand, this is not the outcome they wanted. they did not want fani willis to be staying in this position at the same time they really wounded her and a lot of damaging personal information has gotten out there into the public domain. that the da �*s critics planned to use at every twist and turn in all of this. you have seen the former president use a lot of this information in his campaign rallies. he was in his campaign rallies. he was in north georgia last weekend and as he was talking about the da and nathan wade, thousands and the crowd were lapping and pulling. a rallying cry for him and we even saw today come setting up fundraising appeal is based on today's ruling. something no matter what will be used by the republican critics. not only donald trump but also here in georgia in the statehouse where they launched a committee with subpoena power to continue digging into

izubev invited me, all our people will show there, gribkov and tamar, i’m so glad, and you’ve made everythingr, i’m hungry as hell, now i’ll figure out why you’re not hungry, i don’t know, i just. i'm glad you came back, we agreed, i didn't come back, again you want to ruin my mood, sorry, sorry, it's me from excess feelings. lie down, hold it, undress , a sad jew is listening to the violin, i’m right in... “it would be better if i took the money, if there was at least a formal reason to come, but well, well , maybe she didn’t come, because we’re all with paris today they turned me away, maybe she was upset and didn’t come, well, yes, this is of course a reason, well, we could be sad together, we can be sad with you, how long?” “we may even be sad that your natasha will come, you can help, labor made a man out of a monkey, and i value my monkeys and roots.” " hello, production leaders, help, where is katya? no, but we have good news for you, nina vasilievna. in general, my old friend, one of our best clients. eh, i won’t say her last name, i’ll say that it’s just beginning that she’s naka. bu

manezh in december, and zubarev invited me, all our people will be showing there , and gribkov, and tamar if i’m not hungry, i don’t know, i’m just glad that you ’re back, we agreed, i don’t returned. again you want to ruin my mood, sorry, sorry, it’s me, it’s a mess of feelings, lie down. hold it, take off your clothes, the sad jew is listening to the violin, i 'm straight into the joke, what are you saying? him today, you remember, you remember how in childhood, you remember, she won’t come back, it would be better if she took the money, if there was at least a formal reason. come , but, well, maybe she didn’t come, because we were all canceled today with paris, maybe she was upset and didn’t come, well, yes, this is of course a reason, well, we could be sad together, we can be sad with you for as long whatever we want, we can even be sad that your natasha will come. can you help? labor made a man out of a monkey, and i value my monkey roots. hello, frontline workers. production, help, where is katya? no, but we have good news for you, nina vasilievna, in general, is my old friend, one

speaking to bbc news earlier, tamar hallerman, a senior reporter from the atlanta journal—constitution want willis staying in the position but on the same time they wounded her and a lot of damaging personal information has gotten out there into the public domain that the da �*s critics plan to use at every twist and turn in all of this. you have seen the former president use a lot of this information in his campaign rallies. he wasjust information in his campaign rallies. he was just in information in his campaign rallies. he wasjust in north georgia last weekend and as he was talking about the da, thousands in the crowd were laughing and billing so it is a rallying cry for him and we even saw today him sending out fundraising appeal is based on the ruling today. it is something that no matter what will be used by her republican critics, not only donald trump and also here in georgia and in the statehouse where they have launched a committee with subpoena power to continue digging into her personal life. in another development stemming from mr trump's time in office, his former vice p

i spoke about all of these develpoments with tamar hallerman, a senior reporter from the atlanta journal—constitutionnally interfered in georgia's 2020 elections. first of all, i want to get your thoughts on thejudge's first of all, i want to get your thoughts on the judge's ruling today. thoughts on the 'udge's ruling toda . g thoughts on the 'udge's ruling toda ., n �* thoughts on the 'udge's ruling toda. , thoughts on the 'udge's ruling toda. today. judge mcafee basically split the baby with _ today. judge mcafee basically split the baby with this _ today. judge mcafee basically split the baby with this ruling. - today. judge mcafee basically split the baby with this ruling. on - today. judge mcafee basically split the baby with this ruling. on the i the baby with this ruling. on the one hand, he said that there was no actual conflict of interest that warranted removing da fani willis from the case — but he put the ball in her court and said, "either you can stay on this case, or nathan wade, your special prosecutor whose lead this trump case who you are in a romantic relationship with, or he stat

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tamar, can you start making soup for me? oh, sorry, please. what is this?what is this, i cut a window, you wanted it, it’s not a window, i don’t know what to call it. incredible, let's leave the sun, it's just some kind of miracle, antonina ivanovna, i to be honest, i didn’t expect it, borscht, what borscht, this skirt would also have had shoes, there wasn’t enough money for shoes. we’ll find the money, next sunday we’ll go and buy everything, how delicious, thank you, but i don’t want it now, you’re not sick, no, then we’ll eat, something’s wrong, no, everything ’s fine, eat. “he asked to join me in the last battle , after the victory, i refused, and he ends up with the guys in the tank with’ being buried, i then saw him after the battle, dead, and he sticks up alive , a prick without a leg, and so, can you imagine, to me happy, laughed, smiled, visited invited, and now this... i’ll go around three miles away, in stalingrad, when we were already on the last piece of stalingrad land above the cliff, i was frozen, there was a very strong battle, the last ger

tamar, tamar, it's you, wait, don't run away, hey hey, where are you, wait, follow me.n was established between us, i don’t know. how does it work, but, but i think i i know where to look for it, okay, where to go, now straight, now left , throw it off, darkness, throw it off, evil spirits, throw it off, darkness, throw it off, vastor with the upcoming one, sorry , hello anna, i feel anna calling me for help , where is she, she is not there, well, you pass, if anything, the supply of mola is not breathing, but this is our christmas tree, you are being ironic in vain, a dangerous game has been started against anna of your entire family, this game is being played by a very strong, dark medium. please sit down, what has she seen lately? a couple of days ago she started dreaming about the ghost of her grandfather frost, began to fool her, at the same time her classmate tamara gulyaeva appeared, today she disappeared and anya ran to look for her, this classmate’s things remained, but... farewell note, no, i don’t feel anything, so what now find this dark medium? this man has

hello, tamar, hi, leah, listen, i have a million-dollar business with you, so, you say, the truck and’t cut it, and their uasic is also broken, i think he took a taxi. lass, what are you doing, what? what are you smelling? i how... you sat behind the wheel with not a drop in your mouth in the strings, and why are you going broke? why not sniff, your eyes are red, red , so i don’t sleep, but i sleep for 3 hours, all the time at the steering wheel, so that i can give this credit to them, don’t shout, come on, why are you still sniffing, sniffing, you’re sleeping more and you won’t talk nonsense, okay, sleep, sleep, sleep, i’ll go to work, wait, if anything happens, i ’ll contact you, yes, i’m always, please, just... you sniff everything, come on, bye, bye, come in, grief, ranger, great, what do you have? listen, here's a question, at least, at least once i just came in to sit, chat, gossip, and so i came in to gossip. tell me, where were you last night? how long have you been interested in my nightly affairs? well, at oksana's in klimovo. and what? tell me, you were at the bus station,

so to tamar's point the defendants could appeal this but they have to get a certificate of appealability from judge mcafee first. i noticed something interesting. earlier judge mcafee dismissed six counts we talked about that. and in that order he said he would give fani willis a certificate of appealability if she wanted to take an appeal. well, he didn't include that language on this decision on the disqualification issue. he may be willing to grant an certificate of appealability. but it's interesting he handled the matters differently. it would have to be in place by the 25th. they have ten days to get that squared away so we'll know quickly whether there will be an appeal. >> i've been lucky i've been able to hear you and watch you on msnbc all morning and have the opportunity to chat with you about the decision. who do you see as the winner and losers here? >> the immediate losers are the defense. it was their burden to prove there was a conflict of interest. and judge mcafee dispensed with that at the beginning saying there is no conflict of interest for, quote, bad choices. the w

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invalid folder for peace people to eat or to do bread with animal fodder >> that desperation brought tamar out to option bari to that coastal road early thursday morning, but i had you been able to ask is he went to get bread, a bag of flour for his family displaced that the schools in jabalya camp >> now, >> he lies dead, killed while trying to survive and erin the critical backdrop to all of this, of course, are those ongoing negotiations to secure >> a temporary ceasefire in gaza and make no mistake that ceasefire clearly is more essential than ever in order to get that humanitarian aid into gaza, it is because so few humanitarian aid trucks have been able to make their way into northern gaza that we saw this situation unfold the way it did. but this incident today, as much as it highlights that need, it also could impact those negotiations and president biden tonight saying that he believes that it will complicate those negotiations going forward. >> aaron, jeremy, thank you very much. live from hello and outfront now, the democratic congressman, tom suozzi of new york. this is his fir

election the vehicle battery cycling manufacturing plants created thousands of jobs thousands of jobs >> tamar about tomorrow in arizona we're talking about american bennett to semiconductor chip, that >> tiny chips, the size of the tip, your little finger, which powers today from automobiles, are smartphones, a weapon systems. we better at those chips. we made them better. >> then we lost the >> market because a lot of the corporation said, let's send jobs overseas for cheaper and bring the product homeless is more expensive. we don't do that anymore. we make it here. we keep the jobs and we sent products overseas the reason i mentioned we been able to bring the chips manufactured back home retracted $240 billion in private sector investments to build ships the fact that sharon, america and by the way they're created tens of thousands of good paying job, both in construction and manufacturing. and the average salary one other, they call them fats factories is $100,000 a year and you don't need a college degree to get that job across the country, folks filed a record number new business applic

they're not going to let up and what the ukrainians are showing is tamar cracy takes work, it takes, it takes a fight and i think here in the united states, we've simply shrugged our shoulders and giving and up on that >> you mentioned the former president who today at one of his rallies, once again compared himself to alexey navalny, saying that he is, he trump is also a political dissident >> what do you make about it's obscene. >> same >> scene comparison it would merely be absurd except that for what navalny went through and what trump is accused of doing are in different universes. and trump who has no particular affinity for someone like navalny it actually has a great amount of affection for putin. it's really one of the only things trump has ever been constant about in any of his positions is that he never tries never to cross vladimir putin >> it >> really is just obscene. navalny went back to his native contrary to agitate for democracy. and he was thrown into prison on trumped up charges by a regime where the rule of law really doesn't exist. donald trump is using the cour

so we know to a pleading or to have all of them have pled guilty to being sentenced today to tamar to the next day. victim impact statements could be very compelling, very telling, and certainly very impactful. why? >> because it gives the opportunity for the victims to talk about emotionally what this meant to them physically, how they would damage from an ongoing perspective, how it has impaired their life, how it has a paired their ability to function, what it has done to them. you couldn't imagine what they were going through, what that point in time the victim impact statements are. they bring us they're more importantly, they bring the judge there at the end of the day. it's the judge who has to make an assessment of the criminality. and then in sentence. and certainly when you hear those statements, it's a gut wrenching de for the victims certainly it's a gut wrenching de, in total, just based upon the nature of this particular case, we >> heard the mother of mr. jenkins, they're talking about that she wants a maximum sentence. federal prosecutors are also asking for the absolu

and invalid folder for people to eat or to do bread with animal fodder >> that desperation brought tamar out to ocean bari to that coastal road early thursday morning >> as he went to get a bit of bread, a bag of flour for his family displaced that the schools in jabalya camp >> now he lies dead, killed while trying to survive >> and kaitlan, the critical backdrop to all of this are those ongoing negotiations to try and obtain a temporary ceasefire in gaza. this incident, of course, highlights the need before that ceasefire to get more aid into gaza, but it could also impact those negotiations today, president biden saying that he is certain that it will impact those talks and a senior hamas member this evening offering a warning saying that they will not allow these negotiations to become a cover for what they call the continued crimes against our people, kaitlan. >> jeremy diamond in tel aviv. thank you for that report. and just into the lead, the air national guardsman, who is accused of posting classified documents online. now expected to plead guilty according to what a source tells

tamar's ex-husband stepan, you'll have to go there, olya , call everyone, there's something here, zhenyating ready, oh! thank you, masha, i didn’t let you die of starvation, for your health, well, i’ll go wake up your husband, why, i’ll say goodbye, viktor ivanovich, i’ll take you home, and you’re in pain at the headquarters, i’ll go and take down this ex-husband myself, sing , come with me, we’ll interrogate you right away, i’m ready, oh, this is fyodor, fyodor mikhailovich, i’m listening. even so, interesting, well, we’ve agreed, you ’re going with vinokurov after all, where to put the dishes? olga vladimirovna will work on the victim’s apartment, and you and vladimir vasilyevich will take care of it. it would be nice to take your ex-husband and an expert with you so that you can immediately examine him, but who knows, there are scratches and bites, so is this my overtime work or what? mash, then give me another bag of cookies, but your shift isn’t over yet, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead, just the commander, don’t forget to warn me that i ’m hanging out here with you, but how could it b