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governor brown vetoed a similar effort in 201 let's checkn witen.doou tnk cutd be back to their garageed to do. >> wherever they hang out. >> exactly. >> let's take a look at the big picture weather pattern. a breeze is going to keep temperatures cooling off. they're going to be noticeably cooler tomorrow with the onshore breeze. that's what's sending the fog. it's also going to send a chance of showers as we head into the weekend. it's going to be rather stubborn. we'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine overhead. these aren't rain clouds. are t are t have to wait for the weekend for that. could see a few showers skirting to the north bay already on saturday. only a 10% to 20% chance of that. the bulk of the shower activity is going to happen on sunday. this forecast model is kind of conservative. it keeps the best chance of the passing showers north of the godi golden gate until uh afternoon. amounts are going to be light, a few hundreds of an inch, but maybe a quarter inch for the north bay and the coastal mount mountains could peick up a half an inch. the warm pspot the santa clara v

if he does run, i tnk he has a good chance of getting that nomination.olivia troye, despite everything we have heard, thank you so much for joining us. the ukrainian authorities have confirmed that russian forces have captured a key front-line village in the eastern region of luhansk. after weeks of intensive fighting in the area, the loss of this particular region gives russia a further foothold in the granting battle for the nearby twin cities for sievierodonetsk and lysychansk's. the governor of donetsk says artillery barrag have caused catastrophic destruction to the cities. in the kharkiv region, officials say 15 civilians have been killed in three separate locations by russian shelling. floods in bangladesh and india have killed around 70 people and forced hundreds of others to leave their homes. it is making it difficult for rescuers to save those trapped. our correspondent reports. reporter: when the rain relents, rescuers work with the means they have two get people out. in small groups and clusters, hundreds of thousands are still waiting to ge

who in the first days wore camouflage, took weapons and left are like this like a poplar, it's like tnkit's a bassoon, it's like a yurkashivko yurchenko, that's a beast, the guys didn't think for a long time, they didn't do pr, they took the automatic machines, and all the rest left. just pr, you know they take machine guns, they shoot at the paint, there is such a singer, i am from lviv, who managed to humiliate ukraine in front of the poles, who stretched out their hands to us, our brothers put up a kizba there, but then the pr people constantly take the machine gun, shoot the paint . well, they have some nonsense all the time . do you know who is sitting? i will tell you that we have very, very many politicians who from the first days took automatic cameras for taking pictures for this pr - this is. well, this is terrible, it must be stopped. i will tell who arestovych is listening to music in the car. it is very interesting. how do you know that there was a girl who was riding with him in the car and heard that his cars were revving ? well, we don't do that. he is a good guy, such a

there was an increased emphasis of his mindset whi was he did not tnk he did anything wrong. the peopleho did something wrong that day -- was mike pence not standing with him. rep. cheney: the predent's advisers urged him to give a speech. >> who convinced him to do the deo on the seventh? ms. hutchinson: i am not sure who convinced him. >> who was in the group? ms. hutchinson: mark, about that, -- about the tmp -- ivanka trump, jared kushner -- those are the people i am aware of. >> do you know why that group of people that it was necessary to relee this statement? ms. hutchinson: from what i understood and fromhat the reports were coming in, there was a large concern of the 25th amendment being evoked and there were concerns or what would happen in this -- in the senate. the primary reason i have heard other than we did not do enough on the sixth and we need to get a message out there to condemn them. the secondary reason was what would happen in the fina15 days of your presidency if you do not do this. rep. cheney: the presint delivered the marks. unke many of the other sp

after all, you agreed to go through tnk with your nephew to prove that you are not his father. so sure that the result of the dna test will be negative. yes, i 'm sure soon we'll know the truth, did you tell us or not? ok, thanks. andrey, as i understand it, you don’t believe your son-in-law. think he is lying. yes? and here is the second man, the same neighbor who you consider to be your wife’s lover, he also denies them . roman, i don’t talk to him at all. when i once was a long time ago, i arrived at the entrance, parked the car and slava was standing at the entrance. slava oh hi, hi there's great. oh now i rested with my mistress. well, so what and as a lover, yes, so myself. well, like, it could have been better. and then marina comes out smiling and slava just turns around with such a smile. oh, marina is there hello and i immediately understood you that marina is? the one i love the most is it's just that he didn't feel like you had any relationship ever we've always had hello goodbye. i have never even visited in my life. he looks like a father to me. these are what nor

some incredible images 2rohat b you tnk f pari re the os in oakland and ne're here in san francisco. that was some of the best moments when you get the players coming off the buses and hanging out with the fans and kind of walking through. i don't know what the difference is in distance from each parade oakland versus san francisco, but i think that's something important for the fans to get up close and personal to these players and that's what they always did for parades in oakland. i'm not out there physically but i can feel vibe when i hear all the fans screaming and yelling and i'm sure it feels like years passed as well. >> i feel like the streets in oakland were a little bit wider so the fans were a little bit more far apart from the bus that's went by. i do know and maybe we will see this as this parade unfolds that there were more players that got off the buses and interoacted with the fans like gary payton ii is doing right now and as a reporter covering a lot of t these, you were able to kind of get to these players a little bit more. i can remember an exchange with steve k

leggings at a price of 650 rubles. threads by phone or order on our website leomax.ru studios of the tnkow their blood brothers and sisters, after all, they have never seen them in their lives as a result of our investigation. we found a woman who grew up in an orphanage. whose mother's name was natalya ivanovna lepatova, born in 1952, a most importantly, she is looking for her younger sisters in tatyana prilova's studio. hello tatiana where did you come from? i came from the samara region, kinel-cherkassky district, the village of kabanovka, i have my own family, children, two sons and a daughter, a husband. i work at the post office. to the postmen, and you yourself were brought up as a big family. yes, i grew up with a large family. mom, dad was a brother, two brothers. i have a sister and i, and her older brother was 13 at that time. i was seven, my sister was 10, and the youngest was two years old. why were you in in the orphanage, the neighbor envied her mother that she had such a husband? how hardworking? and he called the guardianship authority that, like that, the mother does no

people who in the first days wore camouflage , took weapons and left, it’s like a poplar, it’s like a tnksoon, it’s like a yurkeshivka, yurchenko, that’s a beast, the guys didn’t think for a long time, they didn’t do pr, they took automatic weapons and left, and all the rest, i’m sorry, i’m busy on the air , sorry for the word, well, this is literature, the media , blaha, there is such a word, sorry for the word, they are just doing pr, you know, they take machine guns, shoot at the paints, there is such a singer, i am from lviv, who managed to humiliate ukraine in front of the poles, who extended their hands to us, our brothers put there some ba- but then the pr is constantly taken by the machine gun shoots the paint well, the noise is already at the end of the war, the idea is enough. enough with the pr, well, such nonsense all the time. do you know who is sitting? i will tell you that we also have very, very many politicians who in the first days, they took automatic cameras for taking pictures at the enterprise, this is well, this is terrible , it must be stopped, do you want me to te

guest: i tnk he was by far the gger star he had that advantage.ut there is also a very coordinated twitter campaign against amber heard which other parties who weren't necessarily fans were seizing on the moment to see the misogyny and use that against her to demonize her. all that work in his favor in the court -- worked in his favor in the court of public opinion. clare: absolutely, a huge amount of social media. instead of being a sobering case study on how domestic abuse can affect men and women, instead, we end up seeing a media circus. how do you think that came to pass? guest: there are many theories. "vi" just reported that some right-wing websites spent tens of thousands of dollars on ads on anti-number hard -- anti-amber heard ads. but other people might have seen this as a moment to take out their frustrations against the metoo movement. clare:. clare: and took a little deeper into that, some abuse survivors argued that the coverage of this trial has been particularly painful for survivors of abuse. can you explain that more? guest: in

metro station, and georgian singer nino katamadze took to the underground stage the ukrainian band tnk m and verka serdyuchka in military uniform and with a traditional star on his head, the georgian guest performed the song chornobrivtsi in support of the ukrainian people, and the main star is the ukrainian stage sang her new hit, away from ukraine, the muscovite is not beautiful, this phrase was coined by andriy danylko back in the 90s, but it has gained relevance now during the full-scale invasion from ukraine. i will wait for you in this studio already at 11:00. of the espresso news channel and the euro espresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with the atl channel , radio svoboda programs, the voice of america time-time program, the inclusion of journalists from public television, news broadcasts of bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the informational marathon, the only news, together we are the force, glory to ukraine, february 24, the date that changed us, the date that changed the world and now. what interests us most is our vi

after that , tnk bp became the new owner of the plant at the beginning of the economic crisis in 200.year, on march 15, 2012, the lisichansk refinery stopped the decline in production, the plant's management company ended the year with a net loss of almost a billion hryvnias in the fall of 2013, rosneft began a planned overhaul of the plant to resume processing. oil was originally planned after the end of the repair in late spring 2014, which began in the spring of 2014, the fighting complicated the situation of the plant in 2014 . the plant finished with a net loss of more than 3 billion hryvnia; next year, losses exceeded 4.5 billion. june 30, 2022 ambassador of the lpr. in russia, rodion miroshnik said that the plant had come under the control of the forces of the people's republic. and now the urgent news is that vladimir mao, the rector of the russian academy of national economy and public administration under the president of the ranepa, has been charged with embezzlement of the academy 's funds. education of the russian federation marina cancer director of the institute social

do you tnk it isoing happen again? amy: that is miah cerrio.n asked if she felt safe at school, she nodded no. when she was asked if she things i massacre will happen again, she nodded yes. and this is dr. roy guerrero, the only pediatrician in uvalde, texas, who testified about arriving at the hospital to treat victims of the shooting. when he saw one of his longtime patients alive, he went outside to tell her parents and that is when they asked him about their other child who was a student at robb elementary. dr. guerrero described what happened when he went back to check. >> as i made my way there, i prayed i would not find her step i did not find a lineup. what i did find was something no prayer will ever relieve. two children whose bodies had been pulverized by bullets fired at them, decapitated, whose flesh had been ripped apart, that the only clue their identities was of blood splattered cartoon clothing still clinging to them, cleaning for life and finding none. i could only hope these two bodies were a tragic exception to the survivors

. >> i tnk it will be a long conflict. the war might stop and start again. prepared for 10 years. i'm not bringing my family back. but i would like to stay in your myself. >> it's like almost normal, still i think the danger is big, so we have a gathering of the troops in the border with russia, and anytime i could come back, as everyone in ukraine, we are under the constant possibility of strikes from the air. reporter: a troop buildup and belarus just a few hundred kilometers to the north have people on edge. they are trying to make the most of the relative calm here, but many fear russian successes in the east could embolden moscow to take another grab at the capital. in ukraine's east, one of the centers of russia's invasion, war is everywhere. mu of the city has been flattened by russian strikes. >> is it really necessary to launch this rocket on this house and on this one and the one next door? you tell me that, let that put in think russian missiles are coming. what does it cost? it cost millions. reporter: ukraine's president has said victory will ev

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be fascinating to see the televised hearings get the american people interestedn the sty because i tnk go of the house committee, and a very important goal, to make people understand the seriousnesof what happened on januy 6 and there was an attempted coup in united states of ameca that was orchestrated by the sitting president of the united states, a self coup to try and keep himself in power and try and thwart the peaceful transfer of power to the biden administration. i think the real significance here is can the committee tell a compelling story that will keep people interested and appeal to the public? we know 30% to 40% of the public is hard-core, devout, buy the fox these are rigged hearings but can they persuade people in the middle that this wasn't just a one-off event, this is part of an ongoing threat to democracy? first of all, build a case for punishing that january 6 perpetrators? i think there is a real interplay between these hearings and what is happening at the justice department with merrick garland about whether to prosecute trump's inner circle and prosecute trump'

i tnk there was one tv station reported theame, that somebody they know lost eir job.ve confirmation of that. it is a chling effect that i going on in uvalde. amy: didn't the mom who was handcuffed try to get her kids out of the school, handcuffed by police, say that afterwards she got a phone call that if she kept repeating this, that she would be arrested? >> yes. they are saying the same thing to the media. we are walking on a public street or standing on a public sidewalk and th are telling usyou need to move, this is private property. we are like, no, thiis a blic street. ey are saying, we' going to arrest you. we say, what is the charge? they tell us something vague like we're protecting the privacy of the families. it is a really sange charge mething that is not on the books that i am aware of. it a chilling effect. make mistake, the san antonio express is not going to pull out. we are the big city paper that is closest just as we did what we cered -- we will remain there for the long haul. these people deserve to have her story told. we do not with this tragedy

after that , tnk bp became the new owner of the plant with the onset of the economic crisis in 200. a decrease in production volumes began. plant to resume processing. oil was originally planned after the end of the repair at the end spring of 2014, which began in the spring of 2014, the fighting complicated the situation of the plant in 2014 . the plant completed with a net loss of more than 3 billion hryvnia for the next year, losses exceeded 4.5 billion. june 30, 2022 ambassador of the lpr. in russia, rodion miroshnik said that the plant had come under the control of the forces of the people's republic. well, now again today's statements by the ministry of defense, according to igor konoshenkov , the departure of the russian military garrison from serpent's island. nothing but a demonstration to the world that russia does not create problems for export ukrainian grain and all the hype around this process is artificial. well, even earlier , moscow has repeatedly stated that it does not interfere with the process of exporting ukrainian grain; moreover, vladimir putin offered kiev s

eduard flerov, this is a very serious mortality 100% virus premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv this is a tnkmaxim andreychik from karelia asked for a dna test on social networks . he received a message from a certain pavel mironov who called himself his mother 's brother. pavel said that he and his own older brother sergey grew up in a foster family, because their biological mother tatyana andreychik from the karelian city of pitkyaranta refused them, maksimov's mother really is called tatyana andreychik and in the studio. she admitted that she abandoned her sons under the pressure of her father, although maximu said that his older brothers had died, except for the alleged mother and brother, pavel met with his own today. alleged sisters elena and elizabeth whom tatyana raised herself, but did pavel really find the answer in this envelope? pavel is ready to find out the truth about his birth attention, i open the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged biological mother tatyana andreychik, on the other hand, her alleged son pavel mironov, the probability of consanguinity is 99.9% i congratula

intelligence agent a specially new spy detective based on real events on saturday at 20:20 on ntv this is a tnk, as soon as your mother gave birth to alexander in our studio. hello how are you? well calm down. tell us how many children you have born did your eldest child die before the birth of lyudmila, right? and you remember the year in which they expressed it, i don’t remember, i have it now shcherbakova and the boy died, then lyudmila was born, right? why don't we worry, everything is fine after the birth of lyuda, you lived for a year and you divorced shcherbakov, right? so, and then who was born to you after luda, a girl was born, and not they, i died to you. and the girl died too, right, after lyudmila, right? yes, you buried her too. no, i haven't been to the hospital. and while i’m not talking without you, you saw her, but i didn’t see you, that is, after giving birth, you were told that the girl did not survive, she died, but did you have any papers about her death. i don't remember anymore. i don't remember anymore. don't worry. the thing is , we have a woman in our studio right now

lisa: i tnk there are a few elements. some of it have to do with personalities.who really pushed this through the most were democrat chris murphy of connecticut who is known at the forefront of this debate, because he's close to newtown and took up the mantle of this idea of gun reform after the sandy hook shootings. then there's john cornyn of texas, which has seen repeated mass shootings in his state. they got together and ad this effort. here's what they said in the last day about the bill they were able to craft. >> i don't want us to pass a bill for the purpose of checking a box. i want to make sure we actually do something useful. >> this bill will be too little for many. it will be too much for others. but it isn't a box checking exercise. this is not windowdressing. this bill is going to save lives. lisa: this was a focused bill and is not just about the aspects i mentioned above, but also significant aspects on health and safety. in this bill, billions for schools and pediatricians to get mental health training, to expand mental health services for young

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gift, call phone or order on our website leomax.ru steppe wolves from monday at 20:00 on ntv this is a tnk whom and from whom 10 years ago anna alenetskaya gave birth to a son, she is sure that anna was faithful to you dmitry while you cheated on her. we are visiting a friend in your ex- wife svetlana svetlana hello. hello how did you find out that dmitry was cheating on your girlfriend, but she complained that he was disappearing at night at home. well, there is no home, more precisely, it means as if, well, it’s not clear where he walks there, where he is doing what? with her friends, he spends the night constantly, she called. complained to me. maybe it's just that his girlfriends spend the night with him, you have to come home. somewhere, it was precisely this that led them to think that dmitry was from me yes, with her why are we seriously walking with you. you find dmitry. you just admitted that you cheated on you with her . the child already had. we already owe everything to a divorce, that this case is specially true or not, of course, with a man, what kind of man you lived. lived

this is a tnk program that has served 20 years. she was separated two months after her birth in the city of susuman , but she met in khabarovsk, she really hopes that the result of the dna test will confirm that you are her real mother in evgeny myshkin's studio. evgeniya why did you believe that polina is your biological mother ? well, the similarity even when i exhibited, well, immediately, of course, they were photographed, when i exhibited some statuses of the story, they all confused something, that's under the filters. well, when you remove the age , they said that they say that i have a haircut, it's not me, it's my mother. okay, so here it is here and even demeanor very much. well , in general. e, despite the fact that they didn’t live together, well, some in everyday life that’s even how she does something. how do i think that you look like? yes, tamara and it seems to you, it seems like evgenia and polina, it seems to me that they have completely different types. yes, they have dark hair and that dark hair can be somewhat

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this is a tnk program today, the official father of three sons will find out which of them is his ownina martyanova doubts all three official nephews, especially the five-year-old seryozha , alexei's sister provided the biomaterial for the dna test martynova marina ustyantseva. because he is currently serving his sentence. olga who is your son's father? seryozha is not martynov now we will find out, i am hiding the first envelope. on the one hand, the alleged paternal aunt marina ustyantseva, on the other, the alleged nephew. seryozha mukhin for five years, the probability of consanguinity is 0% alexei, you understand that you suspected your ex- wife in vain because of the fact that she was born, it was from alexei martynov that seryozha was convinced that your chances, do you think they are increasing now ekaterina what do you think, i also think that it was not confirmed here, which means that lyosha is my nephew. as if i don’t know now, i have no doubts, as long as alexei is ready to find out if the biological father of his son has departed. seryozha, please, in the second envelope