n el centro preescolar de sus hijos, la policÍa considera su desapariciÓn como sospechosa y dicen temerde reconstruir lo que fueran sus hogares y afrontar un largo camino de recuperaciÓn. el sistema de tormentas sembrÓ la destrucciÓn en varias unidades del condado, arrancando los tejados de sus edificios. cada dÍa son mÁs los hospitales que cierran sus salas de maternidad, esto debido a que los Índices de natalidad siguen bajando a nivel nacional. otro factor es el dinero, un 42% de los partos son cubiertos por medicate, lo cual para los hospitales representaba un inconveniente a la hora de reclamar su pago. dana los padres del pequeÑo ivÁn alexander viven en massachusetts, pero viajaron hasta el otro lado del mundo para que naciera su bebÉ en nueva zelanda. >> cuando decidimos expander nuestra familia y estuve embarazada tuvimos que tomar la dura decisiÓn de dejar mi paÍs, donde practicÓ como mÉdico al entender la problemÁtica de los cuidados maternos. dana: se refiere al viacrucis que viven cientos de madres a la hora de dar a luz con el cierre de las unidades de maternidades, dice qu

despuÉs a retener un tiempo, ya sea en una celda o en un cuarto privado por temer por su vida, vamos esperar. reportera: despuÉs es posible que lo pongan en libertad bajo palabra, todo indica que su suerte estarÁ en manos de Él pues juan menchar, quien presidiÓ casos relacionados con la organizaciÓn trump. del exmandatario ya arremetiÓ contra Él pues diciendo que trato a sus compaÑÍas cruelmente, y en cuanto a la acusaciÓn, digo que es una persecuciÓn polÍtica e interferencia electrÓnica al mÁs alto nivel de la historia. se espera que la comparecencia del exmandatario sea en la misma sala donde ocurriÓ el juicio contra el productor de cine harvey weinstain, quien fue declarado culpable de agresiÓn sexual en 2020, esta sala estÁ en el piso 15. ilia: continuamos con este tema, leÓn estÁ en nueva york, que nos hablarÁ de los preparativos para la llegada del ex presidente. leÓn: la seguridad que es la gran preocupaciÓn aquÍ, las autoridades se han preparado desde hace semanas, hace un par de horas recorrimos justamente el edificio de la corte que estÁ detrÁs de mÍ. nueva york estÁ blinda

dallas cowboys and all its acute tremendousments for the fans that can help you get through with temerity humility great combination for winning on the gridiron and your portfolio. karen in florida >> caller: hey there, jim. thanks for taking my call. my question tonight is on lyft it's been in the doldrums but looks like it's getting a new ceo bringing somebody over from amazon do you think i should hold it and let it turn around or what are your thoughts? >> okay, john risher is a tough guy. that's what i'm talking about. he came in and that makes me inclined he has something that can work let's see two quarters before we can say. you have to stay tuned for my exclusive with jerry jones, the businessman, and learn something about managing a business for shareholders his message can help get you through earnings season with temerity and humility. you need both to get through this week on a special edition of "mad money. leading the market today, i'll sit down with another person who knows natural gas, the ceo of co-terra then southwest airlines hit another bit of turbulence. we'll find o

and indeed, at one point labour temer— and indeed, at one point labour temer wte— and indeed, at ones resignation in teremg— following raab's resignation in teremg eat,— following raab's resignation in forcing out, call— following raab's resignation in forcing out, call it what you wit— forcing out, call it what you wttt att— forcing out, call it what you will, all that— forcing out, call it what you will, all that now in the catmet— will, all that now in the cabinet that— will, all that now in the cabinet that there are 21 remainer ers— cabinet that there are 21 remainer ers and eight leavers. ves— remainer ers and eight leavers. ves ves.— remainer ers and eight leavers. yes yes tte— remainer ers and eight leavers. yes yes. the establishment is tast— yes yes. the establishment is taet ttrmtw— yes yes. the establishment is back firmly, completely and tetattv— back firmly, completely and tetattv m— back firmly, completely and totally in charge . in a moment, totally in charge. in a moment, we tave— totally in charge. in a moment, we have various— totally in charge. in a moment, we hav

name, but he remembers that rich guy, that railroad guy, big all because admiral harriman had the temerity to invite joe biden over to his georgetown townhouse and grill him about foreign affairs. and biden loves saying he thought, i didn't know the answers. he's still -- about it. so there's that. david plouffe and david axelrod, who were obama's political advisers, who who biden felt didn't think he had the presidential medal. a good friend of joe biden's told me he hates the david. so i just i just i just you know, those are the kinds of details about biden that that i enjoy stumbling across as they're another one of the very distinguishing characteristics of governor harriman is that he was married to pamela harriman. that's right. let's talk about the midterms, chris, a little bit. you mentioned earlier this evening that the principal reason that ryan decided to stay in, decided to stay as chief of staff was that he didn't want to handicap the president going the midterms. and he knew that a departure would do that. right. what do you think happened in the midterms and what do you thi

corner who took down license plate numbers of anybody, any friend indian or foreigner who had the temerity to come and visit. they would allow her access to our bank account so she couldn't pay. the servants couldn't pay any bills. and i'm going to tell the story. i know carol was wrong. so then i'm going to tell the story. so the 4th of july comes she's still there with the two little babies. and she is not to put fine a point on it going nuts, really having a hard time. and she says to the girls, okay, let's go to the embassy to us embassy, where they are having a 4th of july celebration, as they do every year. so they walk into this grand edifice, which, by the way, is called roosevelt house and designed by the same architect who designed the kennedy center here. and they walked in and there's the receiving line. and toward the end passed the ambassador and the ambassador's wife is, the military attache in full regalia with all his fruit salad and the his his lady. the colonel's who happened to be amply endowed to my wife and, carol said. she looked at her and the word came to her, this

or perhaps just unmitigated temerity and unparalleled gall . in canada, unparalleled gall.nada, the strutting poppin j that is justin trudeau awarded himself emergency powers to crush the truckers, protest . remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers protest , including truckers protest, including freezing and seizing the bank accounts of the truckers and those supporting in their efforts. but the truckers are still there, just as the farmers and the tractors are still in the roads in the netherlands. and those yellow vests are still out and about in france. and the people of israel , those same people of israel, those same people of israel, those same people explicitly used as the laboratory of the world during the are out on the the pandemic, are out on the streets aviv and streets of tel aviv and elsewhere . i said the internet elsewhere. i said the internet was a double edged sword, and i meant more and more people meant it more and more people are talking about unwary , about are talking about unwary, about a.i, artificial int

defense minister, you have gallant and you may recall that it was his firing of gallant who had the temerityo call for a pause to netanyahu's judicial overhaul plans that brought hundreds of thousands of israelis onto the streets prompted a general strike and ultimately lead to netanyahu, pausing those judicial overhaul plans. bianca got keen live for us in jerusalem. thank you. the italian coast guard is working to rescue more than 1000 migrants adrift on separate vessels in the mediterranean cruise are now escorting two boats to shore one with around 400 people on board and the other with about 800. so for more, let's bring in bombing the dough live for us. from rome. barbie give us the latest on this rescue of around 1200 migrants and also the political and operational challenges. the uh present in rescue situations like this. yeah you know, it really is dangerous out there. and one of the reasons that the coast guard is escorting these boats back to shore to safety to italian ports is because it's just too dangerous to try to transfer so many people onto a ship. even a rescue ship like a

or perhaps just unmitigated temerity and unparalleled gall . in canada, unparalleled gall.nada, the strutting poppin j that is justin trudeau awarded himself emergency powers to crush the truckers, protest . remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers protest , including truckers protest, including freezing and seizing the bank accounts of the truckers and those supporting in their efforts. but the truckers are still there, just as the farmers and the tractors are still in the roads in the netherlands. and those yellow vests are still out and about in france. and the people of israel , those same people of israel, those same people of israel, those same people explicitly used as the laboratory of the world during the are out on the the pandemic, are out on the streets aviv and streets of tel aviv and elsewhere . i said the internet elsewhere. i said the internet was a double edged sword, and i meant more and more people meant it more and more people are talking about unwary , about are talking about unwary, about a.i, artificial int

and you say, he weakly told me there that he specially selected musicians without temers, so that theodkin's fairy tales. well when we listen to songwriters it is quite obvious that there is a tendency to select voices that are called folk, and in this connection an absolutely amazing fact happened in the seventy- third year or in the seventy-fourth. valera will correct me now when a person has a completely unpopular voice. i'm talking about valera got into the folk team. this is seventy-four. after america, already da valera was the best restaurant singer in minsk , he worked. in the coolest place. it was called the stone flower, in my opinion, yes, the stone flower for sure and the flower appeared pisners, so that's his manner of performance. it absolutely did not correlate with e , with singing without it. absolutely not, but that was another story, because what happened is that they say that it was precisely timbre timbre that he selected for timbre. from me my gray rubbish wiggle, tattered you can feel the little cap on your skinny little one, i'm showered on my shoulders. it is

you managed to get some temer— it. you managed to get some hehter ewt— it. yes, he was a perfectionist . tell- , 3 yes, he was a perfectionist. just right. yes, he was a perfectionist . tell me about perfectionist. tell me about working on allo allo. i think it was roughly 85 episodes, which is almost unprecedented for a british sitcom . um, when you british sitcom. um, when you started the series , did you know started the series, did you know you were part of something special? well, i think when i reet— special? well, i think when i reet the— special? well, i think when i read the script— special? well, i think when i read the script that- t rihc7 well, i think when i read the script that i. we were ghveh— read the script that i. we were ghveh the— read the script that i. we were given the script— read the script that i. we were given the script before we went hhte— given the script before we went hhte te — given the script before we went hhte te reet — given the script before we went into to read for— given the script before we went into to read for the

you managed to get some temer— it. you managed to get some hehter ewt— it.ays lovely to-but- was. but he was just always lovely to _but he- was. but he was just always. lovely to _but he wanted was. but he was just always- lovely to _but he wanted it lovely to me. but he wanted it just right. yes, was just right. yes, he was a perfectionist— just right. yes, he was a perfectionist . - just right. yes, he was a perfectionist . tell- . 3 yes, he was a perfectionist. just right. yes, he was a perfectionist . tell me about perfectionist. tell me about working on allo allo. i think it was roughly 85 episodes, which is almost unprecedented for a british sitcom . um, when you british sitcom. um, when you started the series , did you know started the series, did you know you were part of something special? well, i think when i reet— special? well, i think when i reet the— special? well, i think when i read the script— special? well, i think when i read the script that- i chc7 well, i think when i read the script that i. we were ghveh— read the script that i. we were

outrageous things i have ever seen in this chamber witnessed by the fact that no one has ever had the temerity, the gall to do this before. so i salute the senator from massachusetts for bringing these names up. everyone in this chamber should exalt them. members of this chamber from the other side should go plead with the senator from alabama to stop this headstrong, nasty, and unneeded action. and i again thank our senator from massachusetts who is chair of the subcommittee that is relevant for bringing this issue to the floor and showing america what the senator from alabama is exactly doing. i yield the floor. ms. warren: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: mr. president, i want to thank the leader for his strong words about the importance of making sure that we advance our military leaders when they have been approved for promotion and pay increases. most people are aware that the senate votes on nominees who have been appointed by the president to occupy top roles in almost all parts of the federal government. cabinet secretaries, judges, amb

intervene british politics when he urged brits not to vote for brexit in 2016, saying that if we had the temerityore our sovereignty and go it alone, we would be, and i quote at the back of the queue for a trade deal all the way to speak to closest ally. can you imagine if a british prime minister out in relation to an issue within american it wouldn't happen and they wouldn't have it. and rightly . after all, they got rightly. after all, they got cheesed off when my old mate morgan got involved in the gun debate, when he hosted a show on cnn . the americans don't want to cnn. the americans don't want to be dictated to by a foreign and neither do we take biden's unhelpful interventions in regard the northern ireland protocol, which was skewed towards the interests of the eu and against the best interests of the people . northern ireland of the people. northern ireland and the whole of the uk. stay in your lane, big joe. which, by the way when it comes to it will be the final nail in the coffin for remainers everywhere. you know that is a trade deal with trump at that point britain becomes an unst

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intervene british politics when he urged brits not to vote for brexit in 2016, saying that if we had the temerityore our sovereignty and go it alone, we would be, and i quote at the back of the queue for a trade deal all the way to speak to closest ally. can you imagine if a british prime minister out in relation to an issue within american it wouldn't happen and they wouldn't have it. and rightly . after all, they got rightly. after all, they got cheesed off when my old mate morgan got involved in the gun debate, when he hosted a show on cnn . the americans don't want to cnn. the americans don't want to be dictated to by a foreign and neither do we take biden's unhelpful interventions in regard the northern ireland protocol, which was skewed towards the interests of the eu and against the best interests of the people . northern ireland of the people. northern ireland and the whole of the uk. stay in your lane, big joe. which, by the way when it comes to it will be the final nail in the coffin for remainers everywhere. you know that is a trade deal with trump at that point britain becomes an unst

, victims, survivors, those who've been the victims of crime who, you know, with the justifiable temeritygrace is that this guy's name is out there now. and his pictures there were. alan, thank you very much. sorry, it was short and sweet, but we a bit pressed for time. alan collins that hugh that part right? hugh james solicitors right. okay. i've got time to squeeze in one more shortly. out one more shortly. squeeze out one more because it's get this because now it's the get this the the most recent attempt the most the most recent attempt to which is the to save the planet, which is the key for britain its net key for britain to meet its net zero will be essentially zero targets will be essentially cows farts that about 9.4 cows farts that are about 9.4 million cows and calves in the uk. cows are responsible for 7% of carbon emissions. uk. cows are responsible for 7% of carbon emissions . also 14% of uk carbon emissions. also 14% of uk carbon emissions. also 14% of global human induced emissions . feeding them seaweed emissions. feeding them seaweed could cut by 82% and the uk has pled

what are obviously the top charges having the temerity to go against the establishment?at's going to be the number one they're to throw. one book they're going to throw. how point out it's how dare he even point out it's so. it's now it's a free so. yeah, it's now it's a free for all and this is legally is probably going to fly here eventually there's a there was a politician called john edwards who in 2004 used campaign money to hide the fact they had a pregnant mistress. now that was he wasn't found criminally liable because they actually accepted he wasn't trying to be accepted he wasn't trying to be a fraud. he was trying to keep the information from his wife. so that's going to be the that trump could always use . so it's trump could always use. so it's going fall apart. but this going to fall apart. but this opens for every other opens the door for every other little known mark the to throwing charges at trump. so you're to see more lawsuits more criminal cases being thrown at trump in the next but he can still run and he can still be he could be in jail and be pre

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