please welcome back to the show, our very good friend, tina fey, everybody!back! >> oh, thank you >> seth: now, one could say this is a promotional appearance for your new tour. but this is -- it's already worthless. >> yes, i got an e-mail last night saying don't promote the tour the tour is sold out >> seth: amazing this is two days [ cheers and applause >> in two days, yes. so the first four cities are sold out so i have no reason to talk to you. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] and this is always -- you made it very clear from the day we met, all our conversations have to be quid pro quo >> we're not here to be friends. >> seth: but this is so exciting obviously, you and amy have known each other 30 years. it's -- it is hard not to think of steve and marty steve martin and marty short who go out and do a show like this did you talk to them about it? >> i mean, they -- obviously, steve martin and martin short were kind of the inspiration for this because they did the live shows because they just love hanging out with each other. and so we thought maybe, you kno

and i'm joined now by the project coordinator tina wrist. me, tina. it's good to have you on the program. this project of the technology with cursor is exactly what is needed right now in turkey and syria. are there, are there any drones or robots developed through cursor that are headed for the earthquake zone yet? no, unfortunately, not because we are learning the prototype. so this is the research bro checked and yes we are. we are not so far yet to provide a market rating for that's what we'll talk to me about. how was the project you know, is ready to be deployed. and how will these drones be able to detect people that have been buried in the rubble after an earthquake? so we have different technologies for detecting guy was great victims or, or gas explosion if victims, victims under collapse buildings basically. so we have the girls and year law, which indeed consists of several drones. ah, this drones are actually meant to get a door to you to be used to get quick information from the work site. to understand how big is the damage to plant the

it cursor coordinator tina wrist may tina. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us and to share with the world the exciting news about how this technology is coming together. thank you. thank you so much. ah. and finally, lebron james of the los angeles lakers has become the all time leader in career points in the national basketball association. james now has an astounding total of $38390.00 career points. are passing, feller laker? kareem abdul jabbar star such as rapper j z were on hand in los angeles to witness history last night. every basket that le bron scores from now on means a new record and $40000.00 points could be within his grasp. would during the entire game. james was mike w anticipation of the big moment. here's what he had to say on the emotional impact of this accomplished or right, the man in our reno, my shoe, every single night from theodore roosevelt. and to night i actually felt like i was like sitting on top of arina tonight. when i shall went in and the roar from the, from the crowd up, i'm

. >>> comedy duo amy poehler and tina fey are hitting the road.announced they will embark on their first ever live comedy tour together starting this spring. the amy poehler and tina fey restless leg tour will begin in washington, dc, in april and end in june. they promised jokes and stories and conservational entertainment. >>> the lombardi trophy returned to kc. the kansas city chiefs landed back home yesterday. they'll celebrate tomorrow their victory over the philadelphia eagles. hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to line the >>> a british widower found a way to show his love for his late wife not just on valentine's day but all year round. the farmer planted thousands of oak trees at his woodland home in south england. he did this decades ago when his wife died. the point of the heart points toward the childhood home where she grew up. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," supermodel karlie kloss joins us in the times square studio to discuss coding with klossy, a coding camp for girls. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

you launched the daily beast in 2008 alongside tina brown, the legendary editor. and i, first, in the interest of disclosure for the audience, you and i know somebody in common, the person who became the editor in chief after tina brown left, john avlon, who happens to be my husband. you have seen now firsthand how original digital journalism or online original journalism has evolved over the last 15 years. what have you learned? >> ooh. um... what we wanted the beast to be was both kind of high and low. we wanted to be really serious about investigative journalism, and we also, low, wanted to deal with all the populist subjects that are out there. and i think we've kind of kept -- we've kept that balance. and i think it's a good product. i wish it didn't cost so much money to operate it. but nevertheless, i think it's -- i think it's done some really good work, and i hope that there's always enough funding for that to happen. >> does it have to be funded? what have you learned about the profitability? >> it's very, very hard. i mean, you really -- yes, it is extr

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tina. he also helps women find a doctor and hospital and get their papers in order for support. they're going to move with the argentine passport. you have more than a 170 countries open for you. and i made a table bearing the pulse board of argentina with other countries in the region. and i realize argentina is the best one and it's legal. and that's why i'm helping those who want to come here to give birth. because i didn't enough authority say that many of those seeking citizenship for their children are exploiting argentina laws and have no intention of staying after the passport is granted. but there are others like medea, who say they have come to when a site is to make it their home. they sell at the feet. when a fight is he's 36 people have been killed after. torrential rain triggered flooding and landslides, in coastal areas of brazil's southeast. on monday, brazil's president. lucy, now you let a silver flew over affected areas and ta neighborhoods have been submerged, and hundreds of people have been displaced. sao paolo, state governor. it's a good state of emergenc

michael van, set up a service to assist people from russia who want to move towards in tina. he also helps women find a doctor and hospital and get their papers in order for support of their content with the argentine passport you have more than a 170 countries open for you. and i made a table comparing the pulse board of argentina with other countries in the region. and i realize argentina is the best one and it's legal. and that's why i'm helping those who want to come here to give birth. when i, because when i didn't tina for 30 say many of those seeking citizenship for their children are exploiting argentina's laws and have no intention of staying after the passport is granted. but there are others like maria, who say they have come to when a fight is to make it their home. they sell and defeat it when a fight is and as part of our special coverage marking a year into the ukraine wall or environment at a target clerk who be exploring how it's been a major setback in the fight against climate change. tuning later on monday at $1130.00 gmc, i said i had here and i was there

i also read your note, sort of by felicia, by tina. minute to go, if the stock market is not the place to be, particularly the second half of the year where should investors look? >> that is it exactedly. this tina effect, there is no alternative has radically changed. the one year is now over 5%. so the equity risk premium in the market has changed. so investors actually can find a guaranteed return in some of these bond yields. and that may be a place to hide if these lag effects indeed produce a larger recession which i suspect they eventually will, because the fed, because of these easing financial conditions i mentioned earlier, they're now kind of getting into the notion where with the economy heating up again, this rollover inflation may take a lot longer maybe than anyone had anticipated. and therefore they're going to stay higher for longer which unfortunately will bring about a deeper recession down the road. a delayed recession, maybe a deeper recession. that is kind of the counterintuitive aspect to all of this. charles: i

had the honor of serving with his wife, long time senator and former speaker of guam legislature, tina barnes. over the past four years. she, too, has always been a staunch advocate for equity when it comes to benefits for our community. i witnessed firsthand the challenges she and her family had to endure to ensure that care was made available for jake. it wasn't easy. from the halls of this historical building, which represent democracy and freedom, i would like to honor a veteran, a son of guam, the late jacob cruz barnes. on behalf of the 118th congress, i would like to take and express my deepest condolences to his wife, speaker tina, his four children, his grand and great-grandchildren. and his many other family members. jake, thank you for your services and may you rest in peace. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.

tina salehi of sed and sima news agency. it's a story of a lawyer. you can't give a lawyer about something that is clear. some opponents of the islamic republic of iran also talk about history . pahlavi says that the only person that i know of in the derby of 85 million iranians abroad who should pledge foreign currency is reza pahlavi and his father, the last person who left iran's territorial integrity without a deposit in 1347, and the withdrawal of the british military from bahrain is part of the heads of bahrain who are sudai they are thinking of separating from iran, they are entering into the pahlavi dispute. it will not be long before mohammad reza pahlavi accepts the referendum in bahrain by the order of the british . during the entire qajar era and the qajar era and the rights it has, bahrain will separate from iran on may 2nd, 1349. more than 3 million and 800 thousand tomans of oil was extracted from the kings of bahrain, in addition to that, the fishing industry and aluminum resources were also at the top of bahrain's resources. one of t

the johnny infant tina's opening diatribe today. i feel at up today, i feel african. today i feel like gay germany's protests went viral as did iran for paul as have never felt more emboldened to take a stand fence, openly voiced support for palestine for women's rights and for the algae. beta q community could feign a wild ride and it all started with legitimate criticism of guitars approach to this world cup. i think one of the scary things about this world health is still way in which the organizers are completely contracted with political dimension. and yet aside from it, critics have pointed to migrant workers, deaths, that's 3 work related deaths and 37 non work related, right? this is a natural part of life, whether it's at work, whether it's in your face, the country's laws against homosexuality. i am not a big one, big mifflin, let us head on. why? because the damage in the mind. it views towards women, the questionable carbon pulse of the world cup. and of course, the bribery allegations cats are a country with little pu pulling history, successfully use the

those to "controversy", and the description of mr anderson as "controversial", caught the attention of tinaconservative peer who chairs the communications committee in the house of lords and used to work at the bbc. she tweeted. .. but russ jones thought that was... controversial or not, in an interview on wednesday on bbc radio nottinghamshire, lee anderson tried to turn the tables on presenter verity cowley. there is a worry by some that you might be a bit dishonest. no, not really. i mean, have you ever told a lie, verity? but we're not here to talk about me. we're here to talk about you. no, no, and i asked the question, have you ever told a lie? the mp asked the presenter ten times if she'd ever told a lie and ended by asking for the whole ten—minute interview to be played in full, as he said he didn't trust the bbc to cut it down fairly — or else not to be played at all. radio nottingham did run the whole interview, which also appeared on the bbc website, to the approval of andy brockman. .. overnight on sunday, the bbc news channel reported on the grammys, the music industry's annual

. $5000.00 pregnant russian women of channel george and tina in recent months. and this week, dozens more on the way the latest arrivals or in their final weeks of pregnancy. it's believe the war with ukraine is prompting them to seek argentinian citizenship for their unborn children. there's a book as well. media. cool. yeah, cool. we're arrived in argentina last december. she's from russia, but decided to leave her country because of the war in ukraine. yeah, yeah. right. okay. she was $28.00 weeks pregnant when she landed in when a site is now she has a son, jo nel was born in january and named after argentina's football style. yeah. natal may see. or in september the funding in september last year, we noticed meanwhile being recruited and there was a risk, my husband could be forced to join the army. so we decided to leave my husband trebled 1st to armenia and took here while i stayed to get how children read a mighty a, not the only russian was come to argentine and we send month, thousands of russian. women have come to argentina to give birth. people from

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday.ng from the nation's capital, i'm willie james inman. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the supreme court will hear arguments today on president biden's plan to forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loans for millions of americans. six red states are challenging that plan, calling it an abuse of authority. >>> the race for mayor is on in chicago. incumbent lori lightfoot faces eight challengers. if results are too close, a runoff election will happen in april. >>> and meta is cracking down on a growing crime against teenagers -- revenge porn. the company is now introducing a new tool called take it down that would help minors scrub intimate photos and videos from facebook and instagram. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, a powerful storm sweeps across the u.s., bringing snow to new york city and the northeast. plus, dangerous tornadoes throughout the midwest. here ar

sale of a regional airport and raylon's ballantine tonight to russian billionaire, victor or car on tina on the business. man, i've signed a deal to buy the bankrupt frankfurt on airport while the billionaire is not on your sanctions list. have strong links to the russian leader. recruit microsoft as it's integrating the artificial intelligence powered chat, g p t. jeff bought into search engine being and web browser edge. this comes after google and by do both announce their own checkbook efforts. shares and chinese search engine by research on tuesday after i reveal the details of it's a driven assistant to be named ernie bought that. good morning this from the w correspondent, usually in time pe you chin. what does this re opening look like? are things back to normal as the complete opposite to the 0 cove it era, there is no more quarantine, health, close and peace. your task and people can finally go home after 2 years and many are embracing a new normal as the medic trip surge rapidly during the new year as people can see during the holidays and business at a tourist spots are espec

and also for the legal case this is not required because emissions can be cause plans are to tina or india. and they all cause a process into monsieur that causes global warming and then lives. right. so the impact fell on parried eyes and regardless of where the emissions are, could use and hosting produces emissions have to big game in a lot of countries globally. but it's not the need anesha. you're talking about a big scale based on the study that hex, the group that you are a lawyer for. based on the study that hex commissioned it claims that whole team is responsible for point 42 percent of global fossil fuel and cement emissions. does that make it 100 percent responsible for the climate change impact on party island? no, it doesn't make it a 100 percent responsible because as you just mentioned, it's 1.542 percent, nearly half a percentage of all global industrial emissions since the beginning of industrialization that hosting cost. but there are a lot of other producers and a lot of other contributing to global climate change. and then as he level rise, but they're either in

tina saxophone operator wrote her master's thesis on the potato. raring to read a turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from their literature list in german monk street. ah . 2 german artists and a lutheran pastor hacked their way through the undergrowth to a dilapidated church. just a couple of hours drive from berlin.

thanks tina. deed of use, chief political correspondent, it has a russia and it's wagner. group mercenaries claim to have taken control of a village north of back. moot, a city that both sides have committed. enormous resources to holding the fight for bachman has become the longest running battle of russia's war with staggering casualties. for the wagner forces leading the assault pounding away, had their russian attackers, fending off the relentless, sold on buck moot. a wagon group leader yevgeny. pre goshen has claimed his troops have taken a village just outside the city, but ukrainian soldiers make clear how the russian advances here have come at huge constant they're, they're sending a lot of troops. i don't think that's sustainable for them to keep attacking this way. they're just there, there are places where their bodies are just piled up there the, there's a trench where they just don't evacuate their wounded or killed and they just leave them there and send more waves than waves of people. the u. s. says the tactics are all part of the wagner groups disregard f

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the johnny infant tina is opening diatribe today. i feel at up today, i feel african today i feel gay. germany's protests went viral, as did iran for paul is have never felt more emboldened to take a stand. fans openly void support for palestine for women's rights. and for the l g b t q. community it vain a wild ride, and it all started with legitimate criticism of guitars approach to this world cup . i think one of the scary thing about this world up is still way, whoops. the organizers are completely conscious of political dimension and yet uncertain aside from the critics of pointed to migrant workers, deaths, that's 3 work related deaths and 37 non work land. right? this is a natural part of life, whether it's at work, whether it's in the country's laws against homosexuality. i'm not a big one. big mifflin let us have on white because the damage in the mind, it views towards women, the questionable carbon costs of the world cup. and of course, the bribery allegations. guitar, a country with little po, rolling history, successfull

here is a reading of the first song of the musical baggy, and in a jazz vein it is tina kuznetsova andou have not heard how i have them. well, there, with a colleague, they sang in the billions there, in order to earn money. i to loot no they are there delhi themselves obsessed people. we met at christmas in the temple with her. you know how friends hugged, and i wish her there this and that, well, in some life things. she says wait, wait, wait came out, you know, yes, very cool. we will definitely invite these brilliant musicians friends. this is an anthropology podcast. this is her presenter dmitry and this gypsy jazz performed by jacqueline is friends. lada matilda yes, the heart aches from anguish in the soul, anxiety oh , once again, many more times, e eyes of cornflowers, your lips, your poppies , i love you alone, and i suffer the rest. once again , many, many many many many many many times again many many many more. well hello. we just thought we were listeners, but now the solo will go, guys with such once done with taste, how well, not a single sound is played superfluous, in

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and tina daheley.o'clock: almost 30,000 people are now known to have died in the earthquakes in syria and turkey but the un warns that figure could double. celebrations as a young girl is pulled from the rubble. but almost a week on, hopes fade that others will be found alive. bbc chairman richard sharp is accused of making "significant errors ofjudgement" by mps for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a loan.

are coming why are you going to explain the duties of the constituencies and to the free weapons of tina's main constituencies ? what do i mean, it used to be like this, you would go and find a place, you thought that now it was anyone, this is the government's mechanism for you. the regime's representatives entered the parliament in a situation where many people before the election, with the approval of some foreign officials or officials, the state of the countries foreign in the elections of the representatives of the regime were held with various goals, one of them was the transformation of laws to protect and protect the economic, political and security interests of the interventionist countries. it was practically dormant, whether it was during the constitutional period before reza shah, the constitutional period after reza shah until 1332 pahlavi iran, the first period. because of the change in the constitution regarding the election law, which in fact always gives the majority of the people to the big landowners, the big landowners, whether foreign or not, that in every period of e

host: from connecticut, tina, democrat line. caller: i was wondering with your study, did you look at the effects in different states. what would have happened in new york. the hospitals, i am interested to see if they would have been completely overrun. and as we went on with the pandemic whether we would have had a major problem with the medical services. guest: we didn't look specifically at hospital capacity. the imperial model in london was a really imperial model. they did it because they failed to take account of people's voluntary avoidance behaviors. they said we are not going to include that in our modeling. they predicted there would be all sorts of fire and brimstone. in new york and in other places, hospitals were not overrun. things like the javits center was set up as an alternative medical facility sat mostly empty. the hospital ships that sailed into new york harbor sat mostly empty and unused. some of the things were overreactions. one could not necessarily know at the outset that would be the case. it is alway

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tina's initial reports. >> the nba all-star game was back in utah for the first time in 30 years.for the first time ever the chapter the two teams right before the game. lebron the two team captains could yawn his parlay beat lebron.perfect five and oh and also drops come into the night. only the first few seconds of the game and came out right away due to the sprint rest. usual no defense being played earlier in the skin. lebron showing off going off the backboard to himself. for the slim fancy as well. going to the 360 slam. nba honoring lebron for breaking the all-time scoring record. and who are second and third on the list. braun setting out the second half it wasn't a big deal. the final. depleted target score of 182 team llamas was up 17 adding into the. donovan little red hot shooting. in all-star record 55.2 the game. llanes would win by nine. name the games ndp. >> great players that play this game. in all honesty are meant to be broken. as long as i can. >> tatum is now the first player ever to put up 50 in a regular-season playoff and all-star game. he said he was comi

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technical problems happened even though many films were in the production stages and we knew that tina khare had a lot of technical problems and the film had to be completed , but anyway. except for one case, we saw no irregularities in the 24 festivals this year. now, the selection committee must have seen more films . we can't talk about them now. in fact , there was an important feature that i saw at least in the 24 films i saw, which we did not have in the first film. what are the courses that separated the normal lock, separate bonus too they gave and in the professional cinema stream, the historical currency of the imaginary vector fell from the good, that all the films were evaluated in one basket, whether it was a film or actually the work of someone who made several films , this caused the first films to be evaluated according to the film-making process. a career that has been going on for years in this stream, in fact, we had ten films. first of all, something very good happened with the previous years, which shone very well, and ezzat was two or three cases, but from now on,

tina turner. >> jimmy: right. >> you follow me? yeah. >> is so it's not just one of those give-away. >> right. >> they'll call your name. when they finally go your name, you go, hallelujah, i can make the show. >> jimmy: that american music awards i remember, and this is interesting, because you were born in 1984, correct? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 1984, lionel hosted the american music awards. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you know, michael, i have to tell you something. michael, i've got to be honest with you. because it is amazing. it is amazing to me how your career has taken off. listen. i only showed him four dance steps and he has gone all the way to superstardom, unbelievable. god, you know, that one move that you do so well, i love it. i just lot of the way you -- [ cheers ] oh, yeah. oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at that, brooke shields, michael jackson, and eammanumanuel lewis. that is the most 1984 thing i've ever seen in my life. >> by the way, that jacket is back. [ laughter ] >> oh my god. >> jimmy: is it

ah, i think to tina i think as a class we discussed it and we said that we want it to be more about their lives and not about the events. right. so we decided to make it profiles to kind of highlight their accomplishments, their personalities, their, their friends, their experiences before and kind of just not mentioning anything about how it was to the 3rd, 17 friends, fred, it's not anything i just, i 17 friends friends, alina patty, who are our carmen? i think right now it's kind of different ways that everybody has it and like, i don't know because we've been stressing about getting it out really, really well received out of it. ah, ah, i ah ah. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great danger. who's with the food and medicine and supplies and free with ah, i don't know how we even continue on. we just do it's a crime scene and, and we still go to where it all happened. it's hard to just get over it. it's not just the school, it's the community that you're in. people

the 22nd week of this juventus match allianz tarin poran tina took the lead away from home. they were able to beat bologna with one goal. udinese tied with sassuolo at 22. in the last game of tonight's series, napoli hosted corona from 23:15 minutes, but in spain , atlético won in the final moments with a stoppage. getafe at home in the continuation of the 21st week tonight, atletico madrid defeated the host celta vigo with menfis tipai's goal in the 89th minute . in today's other game in spain , getafe advanced with a 1-0 draw against the visitors of the archive council. this game is in the final moments there is no goal in progress. in a few minutes, we will welcome barcelona. the sound of the turtle's feet in the pool. the spells that turn your ordinary into a team. raising the level in the pool didn't work. it's like potter's book of magic. for tatu on the network, and most importantly, exchanges are not acceptable. the american has provided him with such a first-class and influential player and he can succeed . nakama is not in a happy mood. he made winter transfers and

nasiri mobina nematzadeh, tina madanlou and kausar asase were iran's golden players, ismaili melika mirhosseini and iman salimi won silver, and ghazal soltani and narges, and sometimes they reached bronze . internet won in the milan derby, barca's victory and real and city's defeat, tarami and jahanbakhsh's goals were the most important. the events of last night were european football. the program of the 21st week of the series last night in the delamadonina derby, inter should put ostad mina and finished in second place with 43 points. the photo of nargis leila luther martins scored a goal. the army team defeated che sabzi and won the place with 56 points. he presented himself and scored a goal for the nafis in this match, or last night's games, torino , one of them, mehrabad, etc. , was defeated by romans in juan-e-ik. this week starts from the last games of the 22nd week of the premier league. england at tottenham with a harry kane goal for man city in the second and as a result of opposing the same result, won in the framework of the 20th week of league a with the voice of the leader of the

i thought the dam with to get away a kiddy boy tina to please to you. i can neither gun that too. would that i might have been a really low monthly young michael and no she so she literally pushed it is a yeah. if dallas, by that i'm not staying for a lower level each minute. you know, again, we're putting together an amphibian gate of the pseudo. ah, we identified em and we put a short description in spanish. should this guide will be you for the local communities. and for the local schools, for when we started, there was a lot of misinformation about the animals that we have here. and now that probably allergies become ambassadors of conservation in their communities and how that's how they're there. the message of conservation gets spread out with b, i read a me a with mother. i think february, not a, not a mother. we're all done with islam luck. i give them a deal, etc, but not the of them are her where i media the v e a r i n e a will we've been there and that there's a very making that in especially your mother that you put him in a c, a no have even that on the phone instea

you are from an as in tina. what part of i was in tina from when i say this is my friend. and whether it's your own decision or part of your family that you want to know if my father was a holocaust survivor. so i grew up in a, in a zionist family. it was very clear for me from the beginning that he will he lived in this country and when i arrive here i was a right winger and a belonged to a right wing zionists organization. which organization bit daughter bitter was the name or the very heart of the quarter. our to quote, they say was in the out the core here, 3 months after arrive a enter it into the army. a go to the army because they said that this is my aurora zionist should go to the army and fight for a day country. ah, why do we have in jerusalem? people saying it is all i have to work for the jewish people. i have to work on that. but a study and people say, because this is day, the narrative of the right lingers of the right lingers for them. we are in the middle of that conflict and we, we were fighting a each against the other. so jerusalem is not a healthy cit

but i call them still tina sober start outs. i thought isa warner supposed to been if im loud, the whole the a below be a lot below bill is out for dinner. and as always, atoka philos litigant on deal display of the machine equip bumpers ups and thought to the ela law get out of their plaza if you put it back to some of your brain. but what tom rock elements is adequate to stay all consist of clay on shift libya. steph matalin, the sick would say sister, may have condo, complex, killed that you were to blame me to them. it all on your part about it because i'm with i'm not so full of told us the 5th thursday put towards the super bowl. put those are both the shuttle and able to even ask mama til san a sub to severe unity dub dub them up the rest of the po uniforms only is gonna carzillo and is the 5th that's almost is it possible to with bus stop? roughly $0.02 on is out of them to be a nice velocity, is that lemme from news ball bus station. so good. a summit show me that brought us 30 then i said they faxed his little check wa

those to "controversy" and the description of mr anderson as "controversial" caught the attention of tinammittee in the house of lords and used to work at the bbc. she tweeted: but russ jones thought that was: controversial or not, in an interview on wednesday on bbc radio nottinghamshire, lee anderson tried to turn the tables on presenter verity cowley. there is a worry by some that you might be a bit dishonest. no, not really. i mean, have you ever told a lie, verity? but we're not here to talk about me, we're here to talk about you. no, no, no, no — iasked the question, have you ever told a lie? the mp asked the presenter ten times if she'd ever told a lie and ended by asking for the whole ten—minute interview to be played in full as he said he didn't trust the bbc to cut it down fairly, or else not to be played at all. radio nottingham did run the whole interview, which also appeared on the bbc website, to the approval of andy brockman: overnight on sunday, the bbc news channel reported on the grammys, the music industry's annual awards ceremony in los angeles. here's a headline they

greece by russian soldiers during the war with turkey in 1768-1774, according to another, it came to tinasafter the revolution, she was brought there, saving immigrants from the atheists. no one can say for sure whether this hand is his, i am going to go there and by the fragrance of the hand, i will probably be able to understand whether it is the relics of ivan rilsky that have their own unique aroma. a lot of environment is stored in the risky monastery. one of them located in the local museum. this is the raphael cross , the monk raphael performed its finest carving for 12 years on a wooden cross. he carved 104 biblical. scenes totaling over 600 figures. the work was so hard that after the end of the work. abruptly our today's program has come to an end travel with us. travel yourself. open aunt tan it's me svetochka in the room, come in now