tina: thank you. our crisis of people living in tents and rvs is a humanitarian crisis. i am the only person on the stage who has been working hard over the last five years to make sure as a legislator, i can do what i can. it is important that none of our neighbors are sleeping on the street. i have a plan on my website that starts about talking about the urgency of helping people move into permanent housing, and the key is to make sure that we have more organized street response teams that can work with people, develop relationships, help them move from a into permanency. but you have to have a place for those folks to be connected to clement that his shelter, and that is why i supported project turnkey when i was speaker, a project that has been incredibly effective. at the beginning of the pandemic, we had hotels and motels that weren't being used. we said let's buy them, turned them into transitional shelters. and we did. in less than seven months, we increased shelter capacity in the state why m

tina kotek and kate brown have worked closely together for tina's entire term. there is no separation there, because they don't want there to be any separation. they are aligned. they are aligned philosophically, their leadership decisions, and their actions. where we are at today is a direct result of the leaders on the stage and the democrat party. the thing i am surprised by and disappointed by is senator johnson, now that she has no longer a democrat, talking about uniting but do it anyway that is perpetually divisive. i am tired of having someone yell at me. i'm tired of it. i do not want to have another leader be condescending and divisive. it has been going on for far too long. and senator johnson wants to look at you and say, "i'm going to bring the best ideas together for both parties," and in the next breath, she will remind you why she hates those parties, because that is how she is playing this game. she has been a democrat for 20 years, with a gavel, and now it is beneficial and expedient to erase her own history and rewrite her own vote record, rew

four years >> seth: okay, so, there's tina. >> look at tina the other day.you know, when i got her, the first -- i did your show, and i had just gotten tina what is it, 9 years ago or 10 years ago >> seth: yeah. >> my problem is that people that watch tina for me when i go away on big jobs, they're moving >> seth: oh, no! >> so now i'm really, i go to bed like this because i'm worried i have to find somebody who can watch tina for me. >> seth: is it a lot of work to rabbit-sit tina? >> well, no, most rabbits -- i mean, just in case, you know, rabbits can get sick like that because they don't speak like most animals [ laughter ] they try to communicate through their actions. so i really want someone who knows about rabbits. >> seth: 'cause your current babysitter's like, "no." they're connected. >> yeah, i met them at a rabbit conference >> seth: okay, that's great. [ laughter ] >> which they don't do anymore, in new rochelle. >> seth: they canceled the - >> yes >> seth: you met them at a real rabbit conference? >> yes >> seth: oh, my god. >> but now i'd spea

it's part of our den tina's agreement with the i m f. this is, do you see that came to go see represent the energy subsidies today by representing 3 per cent of g d, p in bloom in that and food total. the announced package to implemented in its entirety would represent a savings of one per cent. so she will at most so mature, represent that, you know, it will improve 2 consulting sham director. nicholas oscio calculates that electricity in argentina across the 10th of that in germany. but predict that even with the increase, the country will continue to offer relatively cheap energy unit that if i've been doing that helix, argentina's electricity and natural gas rates are well below those in brazil, uruguay, and chile. the method for the rates are almost half the can be margin. tina will reduce the rate cap compared to its neighbors. he says, but unlike chilion, brazil it is, it will have a much lower level of energy and port setting, but it doesn't then add him to mulatto eigen tina is now increasing its own production of gas in the vac

tina fey [ cheers and applause tina fey is here, everybody.fantastically funny guy you know him from "the office," "brooklyn nine-nine," "pineapple express," and "this is the end." his new show,"killing it," is on peacock now. i think it's great he's great craig robinson will also be joining me tonight [ cheers and applause he is an award-winning tv and comic book writer whose graphic novel "adora and the distance" is on sale now marc bernardin will be here as well [ cheers and applause we got a great show. but, you guys, before we get to all that, here at "late night," every night, i deliver a monologue made up of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to my being a straight, white, male would be difficult -- if we're being honest, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hey, everybody, these are two of our

tina will reduce the rate gap compared to its neighbors isolate. but unlike chilion, brazil, that is it will have a much lower level of energy and portland input at the scene than of him which a mulatto eigen tina is now increasing its own production of gas in the vac. i'm why tough heat, which is needed for its power plants that's are so thanks for watching. hunting down smugglers in south africa. and there are billions to be made that humans are highly protected and in high demand throughout europe and asia. poaching has placed 80 percent of the species under threat of extinction. is there any hope left for the delicate ecosystem? 3 next on d, w. oh to oh, or not to own? what about a sharing economy instead of a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine made in germany in 60 minutes on d. w. ah 50 years ago the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immedi

tina a different national team. one, plenty of hubs with their performances at the 2019 world cup. behind the scenes things, the one so bright hopes alive everybody. i love that team out there time again saying that this is stephanie anthony complained right after the women's world that she and her team inside had really operated under conditions that were shocked . most people argentina's plays, had been on strike 2 years earlier, demanding just $8.50 per day for training and matches as stiff omnia. bernini was then excluded from the squad for years. even now the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough life. spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you are a member of the argentine national women's team. oh, you made a sexual harassment. once you get to training, if you get to training, be working your regular job, it may be working on a really in a very sub hard and conditions without locker rooms without jersey. if you are lucky enough to be one o

even now the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough. my spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you're a member of the argentine national women's team. um, you made a sexual harassment once you get the training. if you get to training be working your regular job. it may be working on a really in a very sub hard and conditions without locker rooms without jersey. if you are lucky enough to be one of the very, very, very, very, very, very, very few players who are able to make a living. it is not because you live in south america. if you're a south american like marta who plays in the end of yourself conditions and brazil a so bad marta even had to implore young girls to pursue the sport despite adversity in 2019 yet a my epolina mines who got my if that brother found that not really my seat, i mean what's not, not so he's the best plus meaning what don't level need of a safe. michaela might have been thinking about got this young. you good. you bought that mean that when did you say? but i'm somebo

imagine tina under for national team, one, plenty of hubs with their performance. is that the 2019 world cup behind the scenes, things one so bright hopes alive everybody. i love that team out there time with. thank you. stephanie, have any complaint right after the winnings that she and hershey meantime, accurately operated under conditions that were shocked most people argentina's plays had been on strike 2 years earlier, demanding just $8.50 per day for training and matches and stiff omnia. bernini was then excluded from the squad for years. even now, the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough. i may spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you are a member of the argentine national winning team. um you made a sexual harassment once you get to training. if you did get to training, be working your regular job. it may be working on a really, in a very sub hard conditions without locker rooms, without jersey. if you are lucky enough to be one of the very, very, very, very, very, very, very few play

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, tina reads letters at her concerts, she asked if we have an apartment, if she keeps well, i said noent well, of course, there was a shock in general, we decided on the region, a small town in the ivano-frankivsk region. and of course, the apartment, which we immediately went to inspect , the police liked the lake and playgrounds let's go get to know each other yes, they already asked, uh, interest was released, when the furniture was already there, the grandmothers all left. for the sake of convenience, the singer's team immediately furnished the apartment. and the cat is in such an unreal condition, calmness, peace of mind, that your children are at home, thank you very much, we are waiting for you as a guest, we have a new home. save write more until now he doesn't plan only he is counting on the realization of the last picture of fikoshi tsn 1+1 marathon the only news to sing and collect donate to the azsa for this on his birthday the front-med of the band kozak system ivan lenyo arranged an open-air concert in kyiv, the entrance is free, but during the performance, the organizer

tina: it is always a question, right, what is the alternative? is no going back to russia as an energy supplier. those days are over, and the substitution of supply is already happening. we are, however, looking at a very difficult picture here, one people are not used to. in the old days you had a fireplace and you could chop firewood. now it is a central heating, which means people are going to have to turn it off. it is going to be incredibly difficult. what you do see in europe is an increasing sense that ukraine has to win this conflict. and there is not going to be a back from that. what i'm trying to say is maintaining that position of support and the sacrifice it is going to entail for households means you have to accelerate the green transition. you have to keep those nuclear power plants going, which is a huge turnaround for german policy. and that is happening quickly. not enough to alleviate pain this winter, but i think quickly enough -- and again we cannot go back to russia as an energy supplier. jonathan: these are huge, huge chang

tina cross, cbs news, london. >>> president biden says they will work to bring home brittney griner andaul whelan as soon as possible. >>> in the forecast you can see the marine layer that has taken over the west side of the city. the view is from treasure island. you can see the gray coming over the tower. it's going to stay fairly well confined to the coastline until sunset, and then we're all going to get grayed over tonight and tomorrow morning. daytime highs, we'll be a little warmer in you're in the south bay, on the east bay shoreline or the peninsula today. so about three or four degrees above where you were yesterday. that means san jose, your number is going to 87. we're going top out at 83 today. temperatures climbing in the inland communities, a degree or two cooler over there. back on the east bay shoreline, it's in the 80s. santa rosa will hit 86, as will most of the valleys through sonoma. in mendocino, a little hotter, 82 in ukiah. i mentioned the layers coming in tonight. you can't necessarily see it. if we get rid of those clouds and just look at the lower stuff, the m

>> detective tina noe executed the search on tom's home. we >> took lots of photographs.at's gonna be important, possibly, later on. >> tim was in the middle of a major renovation. the house was a mess. but things were strewn everywhere. clothes, construction material, rolls of carpentier. but nothing looked like a good lead. carrie's was growing increasingly desperate. they want to do something, anything. when they reached out to dennis harker off the quad cities missing persons network, sadly, he knew just what to do. >> it is traumatic. i mean, it's just the crisis, and it is overwhelming. his own son went missing just a few months earlier. >> you find yourself being tireless, and you can't sleep anyway, you might as well be doing something. >> dennis offered suggestions and organization to help find carry, and keep her story public. it was a remarkable effort, a reward was offered, a prayer vigil became a moment of peace and faith. and of course, there were endless searches. dennis let one at the mississippi river, where his son's body had been found. >> the mississip

the only thing with tina this is the hardest part. i told her it weighs 50 kilograms about as much as his oh no. she can't get a grip on him. and the boat is slippery. oh, well, there is time help is allowed me now i thought, but he my lawyer for the 1st him than you thought i thought oh, i got see a lot of little more thought to live the spot. i'm really happy with your work and preparation over these difficult months. most of the city believe it's great to see dogs following in our footstep. and in the footsteps of dogs that have made history well may be both in italy and beyond a dining hall. but our dogs will make us happy in the days to come over the next season in the city and for many more years of the county. great job. every one adjoining the yasenya, robbie. a everyone passed exhausted, bit relieved. i can't get his home and so on. i'm so happy. are you good. everyone here is overjoyed. much so many great people have been a powerful experience and so much thanks to our dogs. we've made great connections with other people. it

tina krause has the h. krause has the highlights. >> reporter: prince harry's wife, meghan markle, promised to to get candid in her first podcast. >> people should respect the rel me. >> reporter: and she did, opening up about a brush with dr a brush with danger involving her baby son, archie, who was traveling with megan and harry on a royal visit to south afric. visit to south africa. >> we finished >> we finished the engagement. we get in the car. they say, there has been a fire at the residence. what? there has beena fire in the baby's room. what? >> reporter: she shared the stoy with tennis superstar, serena williams. the duchess says archie was with his nanny, but e the close call, she and prince harry had to carry on with their their royal duties. >> everyone is in tears. everyone is shaking. what do we have to do? go out and do anothr official. what happened? >> she was up all night with her her daughter who had a broken w. had a broken wrist. >> i somehow managed >> i somehow managed to win. i was

tina tam from planning. the permit that is schedule terror phone's hearing is for work related to windows, stairs, siding, a new deck at the back, new set of spiral stairs to the roof deck; which is also new. and i'm not aware familiar with all the other permits that's on the property. >> okay. >> thank you. >> second question, if we were to grant a continuance tonight what options are available to planning that could approximate terribly change this permit as issued? >> thank you, that's an interesting question. it is hard to say now. i'm work width project planner reviewing the plans. we want to make seer there is not an illegal demolition of a historic streshth. we have guide lines about how much you can remove to consider an alteration versus a demolition. should it go beyond the threshold of the alteration and becomes a demolition then a new set of reviews are required >> what would happen to the per mitt as issue federal this determination were to be made? >> would go back to dbi and ask for a sort of

but after 8 minutes and 39 seconds helen tina has done it. ah, you with the journey killa? mendota i did, it says he will make it through, but 10 won't. oh oh. among those his daughter ah ah! but i am off. unfortunately, it didn't work out. i'm still too slow. i'll have to practice much more and try again next year. it's a question of training. so it's, it's not impossible. impossible. mm hm. for the all those training continues. it's now may, there are only 2 weeks until the final exam. that's when valentina will find out if only if it had to sunday spent in freezing water. who is it? because of the pandemic. she's already had to wait. ease, medium will order if you needed. we can't wait to be finished out. i say finished, but really it will be the beginning, jamara chip, a new tasks out, but for me it's taken 3 years. they don't fit german, them puts a long time. what so conquered the router? 3 an accomplishment. she the teens have to carry bags of stone weighing 8 kilograms. they're most up. the distance is a getting longer. giuliano dahlia, such an iraq, i know it doesn

tina krauss, cbs news, london. > >> let's turn to the fight against monkeypox. the federal government says there are now 4442 doses available for local health departments. that is ahead of schedule thanks to the fed's new vaccine strategy which allows providers to give a a does one fifth of the size of the previous doses. > >> big news to report for people people who have hearing loss. if if you are among them, listen up. soon, hearing aids will be available over the counter starting in october. the va to fda says people can buy certain hearing aids from stores or even even online and they will cost you a fraction of what you would would pay for them months ago. the health experts say hearing loss is pretty common but insurance does not always cover nds dollars for a pair. > >> happy people there and for good reason. more gains on wall street as we watch your wallet today. that is fueled in part from good earnings reports from walmart and home depot. the dow was up to 39 today, the s&p was up 8. > >> the latest on the fbi's search of former president donald trum

tina knowles, lawson.beyonce, mom. >> tina knowles posted the original clip on her instagram account and wrote, quote, this is so cool. all song titles. >> a renaissance, the new album and marks be out his first solo album in 6 years but wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. catherine and ken are here with what's coming up. know, beyonce references in party. >> next friday, but it's the kind of got to a single ladies when the east bay organization. this is part of what working on for working to prevent the spread of monkeypox in the bay area and get more people vaccinated. and protesters and security officers clash at an oakland elementary school. >> that has closed its doors. how the school district is now responding. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news of 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 as monkeypox cases continue to climb in the bay area. more vaccines are on the way. coun

tina mind cut treats pain with chili peppers while k to gully could beat cancer without chemo alternative healing methods? no, i'm in good shape. with in kito, gallagher is in good shape. that's not something she takes for granted. in march 2015, doctors had given her 3 months to live. her hodgkin's disease. a form of lymphoma had come back to she was prescribed another course of chemotherapy, but she decided not to follow the doctor's advice. let me ask my. i was looking about the 1st time i did chemotherapy. i was convinced it would help it. but it didn't was act on funny. i asked myself if my lifestyle had to do with it. the fact that i'd continue to work is that, so i decided to change thing awful. i felt that i tried chemotherapy and that it was time to try something else. and it's lucas l as a move ah k to go look a resolve to radically change your life. to eat more, healthily work less sleep more and take better care of herself. she decided she'd only give chemotherapy another shot. if none of it worked just weeks later, the cancer was on the retreat. despite her doctor's predictio

i know luc harlow, family acts one entity tina mica studies. the effects of kept saying she wants to use it to help you severe neuropathy. pain which is usually quite difficult to treat. the doctor works with high dose patches that contain 40 times more cap season than the ones available over the counter demand by hand of iron, mentos least patches are prescribed for certain kinds of pain in the high concentration of caps, zayus, and leads to a kind of defunct analyzation of specific nerve fibers in the skin, and afterwards it takes a while for them to regenerate the effect can last up to 3 months, which can help. these should be your nerve pain. but both the high dose patches, as well as the nonprescription patches and claims can have side effects, including redness sores and itching diabetics are especially likely to experience these side effects. caps is, in also has an effect on mucous membranes. for example, in lozenges. it said that cap says and capitals can and warm up your body from the inside cuts, i seem to have latin and in mute whic

i remember, you know, there was a very famous colleague, boy with david cool, tina, who, when he was asked, what did it could do for us? he honest, it's very short and briefly. it made us human. and everyone understood what would you know for math in they didn't get every minute. but, you know, people in the sort of union became human, nor just speaking mario and that, you know, speaking slowly, you know, a lot of people, at least in the public sphere where they were almost in human. and gorbachev made almost all of them human. what kind of legacy do you think he left for the post soviet countries that were not russia? well i think that the, basically the c will was inside actually all the was in the former soviet union civil war because we watch the same areas and we went to the same schools. we wore the same laws and it was a very unique terry and country. so this was started on the hill. basically if you could car box, the 1987, a ga war started that 991. and they found the standard why? you know, the nationalist and all of these republics, they failed. why that modem, some movie,

commissioner tina chang. commissioner lemberg and john trasvina. >> >> the board's legal system and i'm jewelet board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the departments that will be presenting before the board. corey the zoning administrator and tina tam representatives planning. matthew green with department of building inspection. arc leah gauge from mayor's office of housing and kate connor planner with planning. the board meeting guide lines are the board request you silence electronic device. no eating or drinking in the room. rules of presentation will appellates, permit hold and respondents upon given 7 minutes to present and 3 for rebuttal. people must include comments with the periods. members who are not arc fitiated with up to 3 minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. time may be limited to 2 minutes from there are a large number of speakers. our legal assistance will give 30 seconds before your time is up. 4 votes to grant an appeal or rehearing if you have

the venezuela raises its voice in protest and called for unity with the honest people of watching tina filled in and large and time judge release 12 of the 19 crew members. 7, remain 3 venezuelan, some 4 radians among them. pilot column rests against semi us believes he belongs to the cods force of iran's revolutionary guard, sanctioned by the u. s, but not argentina as a terror organization. it's a case shrouded in confusion and counter claims. what we do know for now is that the boeing 747 belonging to the venezuelan cargo company and the store has been impounded here. it served when the cyrus is a say ser airport for 2 months. israel has praised the argentine authorities rights action, suggesting at least some of the crew might be involved in smuggling weapons. argentina was in the 19 ninety's, the victim of 2 attacks that said iran was involved in one on the israeli embassy and one of the jewish cultural center. no one's been brought to justice for either bombing and jewish organizations in argentina. one of possible future attacks. they want the plane and its crew investigated in

move that even sparks condemnation from one of our gen tina's own ambassadors, donald quarter explains a kidnapping and a hijacking. that's what argentina's ambassador to venezuela's, calling his country's decision to seize one of caracas as aircraft. there is a feeling of injustice among the venezuelan people. there is still a long way to go regarding the hijacked plane. the process must be carried out intelligently because there are many interests that seek to make this a fight back in june of n as well. and cargo plane was grounded in argentina at washington's request, and the u. s. claims 5 of the crewmen were iranians with ties to the islamic revolutionary guard court. although that's an official iranian military organization. it was added to the u. s. his list of terror groups back under the trump administration. argentina's courts have since greenlighted the crew to leave, but that decision is now under appeal. and when as well. and president nicholas maduro says, this is nothing less been theft, ordered from abroad to cut out a few, the courts of the united states, rudely knowl

why the trial, if a former president has bought thousands onto the streets of argent tina, and why a man who held people hostage at bay were buying his joint purchases? ah quite the temperature divide. we've got going on across parts trailers out back there. thank you so much for joining in. so on thursday. alice at 14 degrees but look at birds vill at 22 and we've got some showers in this. don't let me take out to the weekend. there's 2 areas of disturbed weather. we're watching the 1st off to w a, a frontal system that's going to generate some showers and also bless 3 winds. and then this flood of rain around brisbin could give us the renewed threat of flooding . so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. ok back to the here and now for new zealand, weather alerts in play for rain and win for the south island. but the most of the action here is contained toward the southern, out of to southeast asia. it's our usual spattering of rain and thunderstorms, but look toward north of the philippine sea. let's go there. we've got a super typhoon. so at its worst, we had wing us up to $260.00

tina brown has a fascinating book out on all of it.he turmoil. and she joins me now. so let me first start by asking you, diana's death, i remember it vividly and the feeling that there was almost this kind of break in the british psyche, there was an eruption of moments. >> it was a moment when the connection that diana had forged, her combination of royal charisma if you would like and humanitarian warmth, the way she reached out to people and shared her pain, which is an absolutely new thing for any royal to do, the was the moment when you saw for the first time the stiff upper lip of the british crumble, and suddenly, people from all walks of life, all age groups were weeping in the streets of london and all over the world. >> and yet, there is something that britains and people around the world seem to admire about that stiff upper lip when i think about the queen who has played this remarkable role of really never revealing anything. >> that's right. i mean, the queen never explained, never complained. and of course, diana didn't

now if we don't find it, it gives us hope that we still have justice, denija tina, and this has only just begun that it's on christina kitchener and the 12 other accused is expected lay to this year. whenever the outcome i can feel will be divided by an increasingly bitter conflict. and this one, they're al jazeera, what osiris south african present. so roa poses, says he's not trying to avoid accountability for a scandal involving his farm. composer has been answering questions on a range of issues from members of parliament, and he's been accused of covering up theft of a large sum of foreign currency at the farm. in february 2021, the post had refused to comment on the matter, citing ju process. so i stand here and soon i'm a poster not being unwilling to be accountable one to be fully accountable. and i'm saying once again that unlike and it's important and even those who are dealing with this matters, i've said important that to me given space and time to deal with all the aspects of this matter of me. the miller is in johannesburg law. what the president said during his questio

and which weimer explains for a margin tina's border. with bolivia, these trucks have come from all over argentina. they're waiting to unload pretty much everything. food, clothes, shoes, medicines and toiletries, and all sorts of ribbons. a morgan who do we sell to? it all goes to bolivia in the towns around here. people sometimes can't afford to buy. we can't sell much in this area. oh, things were bad and the rest of origin, tina, but thank god, we're close to bolivia and we sell every day. an army of 700 or so porters noticed like a heroes crosses the border every morning from bolivia to deliver to awaiting merchants. the members of a well organized cooperative. working with your thirties on both sides of the border store. it was like these used to be full of argent time projects for sale in bolivia. but now because of the problems in the argentine economy, it's the other way round with bolivians crossing the border in their thousands to buy everything that argentina can supply. what can't be bought legally is for a small price. tran

one morning, i received a phone call from tina’s manager.ath, the man continued and reads the letters of war at his concerts, asked if we have an apartment, if you live, well, i said no , well, he says, well, we thought so, and the cinema wants to give you an apartment. decided on the region, a small town in the ivano-frankivsk region. and of course , the apartment, which we immediately went to see, we liked it. it was near the ice and the lake and playgrounds. we are going to get to know each other. yes, they already asked ... left for the convenience of the singer's team, the apartment was immediately moved by ihorchyk's family. they expect to move in a week so that they still have time to submit documents to school . благодарное всем , we are waiting for you as a guest at our place. new house. how to proceed with my diary. i still don't know how to save it. i don't plan to continue writing until now, but i'm counting on the completion of the last picture of fikoshi tsn 1+1 marathon, the only news is to sing along and collect donations for

thanks, tina.ought has been declared — look at that — more than half of the country. and the environment agency says two other big english regions — yorkshire and the west midlands — are likely to be declared in drought by the end of this month. this gives you an idea of why the decision has been made. these are the areas where hosepipe bans are already in place — and we are being told that more bans are very likely on their way. raising the dial to drought sounds dramatic — and that is the point. i hope you enjoy the and that is the point. the government wants to encourage us all to use the country's scarce water supplies more wisely. so what can we do? don't have a bath have a shower — and a short one. don't leave taps on — even when you're brushing your teeth. don't put on a small wash, wait till you've got a full load. and finally, fix any leaks. a leaking toilet can waste 400 litres a day! and of course, we should also be asking what the water companies are going to do. a plant that takes wate

ni a los clavadistas en la tina. ni usar el kayak en las escaleras.♪ cuando usas downy, la frescura y suavidad del hogar te acompañan... adonde quiera que vayas. siente la diferencia con downy. ♪ ♪ leÓn: la policÍa de la capital de bolivia se enfrentÓ con gases lacrimÓgenos con productores de coca. las protestas comenzaron el 1 de agosto cuando uno de dos grupos rivales tomÓ las calles de la paz. no alina patricia: en cuba un tanque fue alcanzado por las llamas en matanzas. los bomberos trataron de enfriar este tanque. ¡zyyyrr-tec! actúa desde la primera hora y refuerza su eficacia cuando lo tomas al día siguiente. para que ellos puedan ser... los fiesteros felices. seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día. m patricia: para terminar, si usted se duerme de trabajo, esta empresa le podrÍa ofrecer el trabajo ideal. buscan a personas con capacidad para dormir en cualquier circunstancia. leÓn: bueno, los requisitos incluyen dormir en tiendas de la empresa, no se duerma porque sÓlo van a recibir solicitudes hasta el dÍa jueves. patricia: gracias,

now back to tina and jon. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and tina daheley. information regarding this horrific tragedy. ukraine braces for a renewed assault from russia as the country marks six months since the invasion began. a hosepipe ban comes into force for 15 million thames water customers in the south of england. a night to remember for crawley town as the league two strugglers knock premier league fulham out of the carabao cup. humid start across the board with rain in the north and west which will move south and east words and either side of it it will brighten up. all the details later. it's wednesday, the 24th of august. our main story. police are continuing their hunt for the gunman who shot dead a nine—year—old girl in liverpool on monday night. olivia pratt—korbel was killed as she stood behind her mother who was trying to stop the gunman from forcing his way into their house, in pursuit of another man. our reporter tomos morgan is at the scene. the police are desperate to catch the people responsible. the community trying to come to terms with

ni a los clavadistas en la tina. ni usar el kayak en las escaleras.lanzÓ sucandidatura. lula tiene gran ventaja sobre bolsonaro. patricia: en bolivia fracaso de las negociaciones con el gobierno sobre un nuevo mercado de coca en la paz. lanzaron fuegos pirotÉcnicos y los agente respondieron. leÓn: varios kilos de cocaÍna y otras drogas en diferentes fases de producciÓn de drogas. pero compite con colombia por ser el principal mundial de hoja de coca y tambiÉn de cocaÍna. patricia: una pausa mÁs y al regresar dos remeros en elegir t-mobile es como esperar por eso... ...¡pero recibir esto y aún mucho mÁs! ¡como un año del nuevo vix+ por cuenta nuestra! en t-mobile, obtienes más de $225 en beneficios mensuales incluidos para tu familia con el plan max. cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. >> la automotriz frenarÁ en seco los modelos icÓnico

in 30 minutes on d, w. debriefs tina, a sex phone operator, her her master's thesis on but potato raring to read a not a turn on. well, it gets more rude, that there was from their d. w literature list a 100 german monk street. ah ah ah ah, from mountains and lakes stood vibrant cities.

tina call the police girl. go of some a. a hello kirill mikhailovich nastenka a motorcycle uniform suits you. thanks, i know, very, brave girl. especially now when on the roads. very similar to his mother. or maybe we'll take a ride, at the same time we'll chat. come on . how do you know my mother? i have known your mother for a long time. i'm nina and your father, we lived in krasnoleska. what are you nothing some time after your parents' wedding? i resigned myself to nina's choice; they moved to moscow, where she was born. a little later, i moved to moscow. well, we again began to support the starion, as it were, friendly relations. and when nina was behind bars, i could not believe that such an honest and decent woman. how did your mom become a criminal? i still don't understand how this could happen? well then, no one should know our conversation , especially your father. then you can tell the whole truth to your mother. your mom was drugged. i refused to be a prostitute. i ran away from the hotel, they cau

so, you know tina and i co-founders just felt like parents needed a voice and we could help them to find that voice tiffany justice co-founder of moms for liberty. dave it's great to be with you today. i've been very much looking forward to our interview to discuss your new book. don't burn this country. i know that a few years ago. you wrote a book. don't burn this book and so i can see that you know, this is kind of building upon and you know kind of evolving on that book and i was hoping that to get us started today you could talk about what prompted you to write this book. sure. well, it's good to be with you emily. you kno