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so don't you tnk it's time? eddie bryant: yeah. james bryant: you still be going to-- you still be going to, you know. it's hard to quit though. we've gone to this convention. and it's so small now because everybody then died off. yeah, otis and all of them are gone. mr. washington-- that's why organizations die out because nobody-- everybody wants to be on beat. everybody want to do their own thing now. i mean, we need some young people. lonzetta bryant: yeah. james bryant: but there's a lot of blesses. we'll just keep going and ke on trucking. we'll be all right. you're going to look at the spurs tonight? who are they playing? clarence pierre: i came from a white funeral home to come to lewis. i knew about the black funerals because, of course, if my family dies, we're going to a black funeral home. so i'm like, i know the kind of what y'all do. but i want to know exactly what's the magic behind the curtains of it. james bryant: clarence came out of a white environment. so working at a white [? farm, ?] to him, was not out of the

but i don't tnk -- i think the mistake this administration has made for at least over a year is to assume alone are going to do all the work for us. they do a lot of the heavy lifting but they're not going to bring the pandemic to an end by themselves. we need to put in all the other measures that people have been calling for for the longer time. we need cleaner air. we need a stronger social safety net so people can take care of their own health without risking the healthf their families or their coworkers. we need all of those things from t start. i ink america's problem is assume they can tech its way o of the problem. as we have seen, you can have great vaccines and they' not going to make the differences theyhould if there's a population that simply does not trust them. were getting them is difficult. it is this field of dreams approach, we say if we build it they will come. if you have a population with weak social safety nets, with weak trust in each other and government, that is just not going to work. there is sort of a fundamental deficit in an american society that needs to be

call by phone or order on our website lemax.ru no, this is a tnk program, mother kukushka scattered her the whole truth about their birth with irina's mother, of course, i know them, yes, it turns out. we communicate, guests come to each other, but you personally didn’t ask him why they didn’t take your little one away, didn’t come to us either, how i wish i could tell you both to pick up. well , i just wouldn’t have enough strength, he says, i wouldn’t be able to pull out two. she says, she constantly still even asks me for forgiveness for the fact that we left you, as if i say, i do not regret, i say, somehow. here my mother scattered them scattered. here is somehow one other third. for some reason she didn't need them. but here is fate, it seems to me that they are brought together and if this happens, indeed, they are three sisters, then i will be happy and god forbid that everything be svetlana a are you ready for another first meeting in your life? done irina. your prospective aunt galina hello. hello galina , and you are at me galina did you know that your sister gave birth to a

coli and other chemicals in more than 370 systems serving 920 tnks people.ealth experts say exposure could increase the risks of liver and kidney disease or even cancer. more than two-thirds of the failing systems are located in low, remote income communities. >> a number of these systems are located and concentrated in the central valley in the inland parts of southern california. 240 of these systems have been failing for three years or more and 150 of these systems have basically been failing to provide safe drinking water for five years. >> the state water board argues the report doesn't tell the full story, saying the agency has boosted funding by 80% to address this very problem. the state auditor says it's not happening fast enough. gianna? >> thank you, justin. >>> the city was popping as tens of thousands of sports fans flocked to oracle park in san francisco not to watch baseball. sarah donkey was there as two of the best soccer teams in the world squared off. >> reporter: this is by no means your run-of-the-mill soccer match. oracle was packed wit

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yes, maybe even the tnk test will be negative anyway, calm down already and i’ll close your mouth .d up, we’ll see how you sing valentina and what do you think, anna copes with raising children. in this regard, i can’t say anything about the mother, she is wonderful, caring, good. and as a person, quick-tempered, no, do not take away. anna, what do you think, alexander now, if you hadn’t missed so much time then, he would have written it down, of course, i don’t even doubt that it would be so sasha was i am sure that this is his child, if sasha were alive now in a different way. from whom did the mother of many children give birth to her third son, what will dna tests show and what will anna receive after she opens up, is it true alimony for her son or a pension? yu will continue to feed in a few minutes under the stress of the premiere today at 21:40 on ntv respiratory viral infections may interfere with our plans. remember the precautions for void-tact prophylaxis. sars, you can use arbidol maximum. however, a capsule per day is a course of 10-14 days arbidol to protect yourself a

tnk will give an answer to the question of whether 28-year-old nikolai four-year-old has a son by blood declares her son, despite the beatings, she was faithful to nikolai, only the woman’s husband himself and even her mother are sure that a genetic examination can prove alena’s betrayal, because the term conception and the term of the birth of the child do not go down nikolay, you still think that alena gave birth to your only son from another. attention, i'm opening this envelope. official father nikolay chepyuk official son of a man one-year-old vladimir chepenyuk the probability that your wife nikolai was faithful to you and gave birth to a son really from you, and not from a lover is 99.9% where did it come from ? how can he walk? if when you had an incomprehensible life, why are you leaving in yourself with a child? hello please forgive me? come back let's go home. there is no reason why there will be a child to suffer in everything. i told you everything. you after 2 years. i came here to prove my point. i'm so you do n't want to hear me, i'm listening to you. come back home. thi

this tnk program, svetlana, who grew up in a foster family, was horrified to learn that one of her fosterer. svetlana considered one of them her aunt, and the second one is her beloved godmother svetlana, you consider yourself your own sister. i consider my official cousin, we have been like a single whole since childhood, she me there she was 17 years old, for example. and i'm 7 years old. she came to the village for me , she always took care of me grandmother was at that time already loved us both of them, like, like relatives, now we all can’t wait to look at your official cousin in our studio svetlana zyuzina svetlana hello, come sit down. what kind of relationship you have with svetlana's sister, good loving friends, of course, of course, did not spoil. yes, but remember the little one, fate, noisy, they took her from the maternity hospital and brought her small. she screamed a lot. and the name of the one who chose svetlana, you know something about it, it is unlikely that two sisters would have been called by the same name. and for some reason, we to be honest, if we assume that th

this is a tnk program, a resident of kazakhstan intends to prove that his ex-wife instructed him the of course, the boy was small. he is very glad that your mother divorced you tatyana roman hello, you will recognize denis and his mother denis , of course, i will recognize the former stepfather and mother. do you remember ex-grandmother tatyana? do you remember how tatyana treated you? yes, i remember how grandmother, as usual, a grandmother to her grandson, that is, they sat in the kitchen drinking tea or watching tv watching tv. that is, we communicated well, everything was fine, warm, good memories, nothing holy and good and i don’t remember about this person, that is, i remember only everything negative. i remember i was a little year old, probably, i was three, or something, i played and in the process of the game the child left the working tools in the window, do you understand? and it so happened that he noticed this and flew up to me and with the words i will now throw you out the window with tools for a month and it so happened that i didn’t have it out the window. and that

the pensioner finds out at the studios of the tnk program whether all her 12 grandchildren, relatives who believes that claudia acts precisely in the interests of the children of alena galiudinova's studio. hello alyona sit down with us, please, who are you and by whom? come here cloudy. i, too, am also afraid for andrey and she will file alimony against him. of course, he will not pay them, he will be put in jail. and why does he, why does he need these problems? alyona, do you think that these are not your brother's daughters? i do not believe that it is his daughter elena herself is not sure. e, who is the father of andrey's first daughter she herself personally after giving birth all things and compared the photo of pavel and his daughter. she and her girlfriend sat with her and compared the similarities. elena tells us that it was claudia, who ruined everything and did not let them live well. it is not true. she always defended lena lena called her mother. why did your mother take away the cards or lena, she herself gives her cards so that she can bring food from the city. if she