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yes , as a woman, i understand that alla still needs help to figure out who the father is with tnk, thisow there are two candidates. yes, i know, i heard a lot about this story, that maybe mikhail is also there. and you yourself asked alla who is the father of the child? yes, i have repeatedly talked to her, but i think that she herself, probably, is still not sure, that is, you are well acquainted with your husband. he told me right away told that he has, well, has, possibly, an intended child. i asked him to introduce me to her. we arrived and drank tea in this way, well , for a while we kept in touch. that is, you came together to look at the child , the boy looks like alexei, the boys were still very young, so there are some specific similarities. i didn’t see it, but you were upset when alexei confessed to you that alla considers him to be his father. well, you know, it seems to me, probably, any woman would be unpleasant. it means that the husband has on the side child. well, where to go? it was before me, and alexey is leaving you for a long time. for about a year, then we decided

call, don't hesitate. from monday at 16:40 on ntv this is a tnk program after a zero result, a womanhild in maternity hospitals , she managed to apologize to her ex-wife for doubting her younger daughter, as the third dna test with his favorite sasha showed zero percent. what a twist. the shocked ekaterina immediately declared to the whole country that if ivan is not a father, then she is not a mother either, after all, it was not in her thoughts to cheat on her husband. in the maternity hospital in dimitrovgrad, i can’t even explain this anymore, in order to prove her case, the woman asked us for a new test. dna, we will conduct a dna test and find out the result between you and your daughter sasha . yes, please, examinations between sasha fat and her mother are ready for the probability that 8 years ago in the maternity hospital of dimitrovgrad, ekaterina gave birth to sasha and this is her own by blood. daughter makes 99.9%. after the announcement of the result, the woman cries with happiness , i will figure it out and think that she is not mine, sashulechka my, thank god, catheri

in the studio of the tnk program, the former spouses find out.ply winding up his current mistress in the studio arina ivanova arina hello. hello what do you think, why did rustem suddenly start abandoning his children like this? i think that his new girlfriend is to blame, because everything comes from there , absolutely everything was not like that before, they parted, put up, that it was just like that on principles, as it was not now. here specifically, she got into the unfinished brother. this is the first, because they were still officially married. she brazenly came there brazenly stated that well , rustam and snow lives and lives with nadya. that is, she was there and there , or she came and openly said this, what kind of reaction did nadezhda have when she found out all this, the situation began. i didn't have a choice anymore. she is rustem at that moment, as you think that they no longer held on only because of the children. nadya tried to save her family so that the children could see both their father and mother endured his partying.

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>> tnk you, senator. we are diligently working through the potential impact is here with 3.5 disepancy we nt to make sure we looked at every angle so i'm hopeful that we wil be able to provide a little bit more detail soo but my update here was to be that we are working towards getting a resolution as quickly as we can. >> would that be the end of the summer, the end of the year? >> i would say as quickly as possible, definitely this year. some of this involves other coordination. >> it looks like i'm over my time. >> i'm going to ask one more question. the ntsb chair raised concerns about the safety impacts of electric vehicles on the roadways. and looking into this they way a he of a lot more than gasoline vehicles do. so we reached out to ask how you're planning to look at this from a future safety of the roadways and i'm sure it's going to have impacts on not just bridge safety, guardrails and in practice, the response from them was if fhwa doesn't have research planned on the way to distribution ando

this is a tnk program 31-year-old vladislav is looking for his older sister yuri, and thirty-four-year-oldrg does not even know and could not think that an accidental quarrel with his parents would forever turn his life around his father and mother admitted that they took him from the orphanage, and then they changed his name, surname and date of birth , they wanted to take me and it turns out the girl who was my sister. she was 5 years old. i understood this to the end . the foster mother, allegedly vladislav's sister yulia zakharova, first shared her secret when the neighbor's children began to tease her daughter, the orphanage, shared, in general, how that, how they took me from the orphanage. how did you bring it? my last name was molodtsova, my mother marina ekimova was great. and you about this murder of galina udaltsova and her husband anatoly dust, her neighbors in the family constantly flared up scandals that in 1991 led to a terrible tragedy, i don’t remember, moved, throat, or one knife in the throat. and she died at home, soon she was already inflicting, as she endured after th

justice barret tnk you. justice jackson: yes. can i just- just want to clarify just so that i can be sure i underan so you were talking about the reasonable person with justice barrett. and is youstdard the reasonable person in that situation would have perceived staten as a threat, is that what you're saying about the reasonable person? mr. weiser: i would say reasonable person in cssroom could not and would not perceive general teaching as a true threat justice jackson: all right. buthe's no element of this or no thought about how the statement was meant. your view is that the subjective intent of the speaker irrelevant. mr. weiser: that's correct. justice jackson: ok. thank you. chief juicroberts: thank you, counsel. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. and may it please the court judgment to make clear what's on the table. the question is only a specific intent and knowledge question. e swer to the question presented is no because at a bare minimum, recklessness suffices. mr. feigin: to be clear, your honor, our front-line positi

>> i tnk it's concerning.border patrol agents were in a difficult position when they see hundreds of folks they want to make sure they are safe and secure but at the same time they shouldn't be facilitating that either so my guess is the decisions had to buy off somewhere in the deptment. >> they would have to. mr. wolf, section 212 of the immigration and nationality act also mentioned before hand parole can only be grant on a case-by-case basis for an urgent manitarian regn, significant public benefit. how is the illegal aliens into the interior violating the u.s. law and where is he deriving the authority for the clear language of the statute? >> we use a very differently. it is someone needs to come into the united states for a medical procedure of some kind. you allow the in and then obviously you remove them as well for significant public benefit, you want to parole someone into publicly testify at a criminal test. the fact you come from that country that you are somow granted parole i think it's interest

many americans tnk the selective prosetion o display here is blatant. six, there are widespread brady violations of us southeast dendants are being dealt with today and i will confine messages to areas for our purposes today. first, they concealed or underreported footage issue around the capital. so the house is to be commended for allowing tucker carlson, julie kelly and john solomon to review the footage. and second it's hard to imagine at with 800 plus or so unreleased january 6th committee deposition transcripts that is not at least some exculpatory evidencen there that is not yet been seen by the relevant than defenders and their lawye. theanuary 6 committee ihort acted like a star chamber and there's no reason f this congress to let thato on. seventh and lastly, the jges on the feral just a court here in washington, d.c. sm to have come underhe spell of january 6t committees origina sin, and in that way they allow the constructed mainstream media narrative t influence the decisions. and to the legal matte they are by and large allowing a statute

i tnk my vw on this, just to share them briefly is, one, i know that everyone today's talking about the importance of a.i., and i thi a.i.'s going to beransformative. but my view is that 10, 20 years from now the most important thing to all our ititutions is going to remain talent. getting talend people onboard who can use that a.i. and use that technology, they're going to funmentally do the thing that transforms businesses going forward. so i still am very focus in the business i run in the treasury department on trying to make sure i get the most talented people as i'm sure are all stitutions that, nicole, you work with and are part of mdi and cdfi ecosystem. two, i thinkhat one of the key things when it comes to a.i. is making sure that you're in a position to the take advantage of the revolution by organizing your data. and i think the data piece is something i think we underinvest in. and, frankly, we often think about our individual stitutions taking advantage of this, but one of the things that we've been very focused on is how can we create technogical and a.i. solutions levera

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tnks r jous5:your shot a insan francisco this morning. marine layer for the first day of summer. >> it is it feeling like summer. it hasn't been. >> you put a jacket on this morning. >> it was chilly. we are off to a cool start for the first couple of days of summer. 5 to 10 degrees below average. it's summer, right. let's talk about the summer solstice. beautiful sunshine. that is what we are going to be dealing with for the first day of summer here in the bay area. a little bit abou summer solstice in general , it is one of the longest days of the year in the northern hemisphere. we have so much to celebrate here in the bay area within the next month. we will have plenty of sunshine to do that. in the circle, 24 hours of sunlight. on the bay area, where does that put us? 14 hours. in the bay area, great ways to enjoy the first day of summer. maybe you want to head out to the pool but nobody righ here in pacifica. beautiful conditions today. sunny conditions. it is chilly. daytime highs about 5 to 10 degrees below average. upper 50s, low

addition to erythron, an asset, your another main plus of male attraction from wednesday at 20:00 on ntv tnkbrother vladimir sergeevich, please , the third envelope viktorov's love wants to know if she, and therefore vladimir, has another brother. love explains when she tried to find out the truth about her birth as a worker. the registry office told her that she has a younger brother, vladimir viktorov, just a genetic examination confirmed that lyubov has an older brother, vladimir pasha , who does not believe that their mother could give birth to another son and leave him to the mercy of fate. i open the third envelope. from one hand vladimir finger tatyana pashina and lyubov viktorovna on the other, their alleged younger brother vladimir viktorov, the likelihood that you are all united by blood relationship. so, you are brothers and sisters of each other is 99.9% of the messenger, i was not mistaken. you hear you, you weren't wrong. never knew, 47 years have passed, stunned have relatives and friends, thank you very much for your program. uh, all the bad things aside and saturate each oth

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domino effect premiere today at 20:00 on ntv this is a tnk program a 32-year-old resident of belgorodfrom whom she was separated when their mother was deprived of parental rights , the terrible truth about her early childhood, who grew up in a foster family. kristina avdeeva found out after reading a 1993 newspaper article. it said that mother nina ivanovna, who lived in a drooping body, did not love her and severely beat her so much about her second daughter, her name is alena. i was then two and a half years and a year and seven with burns and a concussion. christina entered the orphanage. where did her adoptive mother irina chernykh come from, the woman saw and alena says, that she wanted to take both girls for herself, but could not do it. there, the father is in places that are not so remote and are not deprived of parental rights, so she was not subject to adoption . it could be established later irina managed to find the third daughter of nina cloud daria and, in turn , arranged for christina to meet with the alleged biological matter. i do not remember the details of this meet

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jeff: i tnk they will look for other ways.ally said students can talk about lived experiences, but he also warned colleges in essentially the same opinion, don't use that as a workaround on race. it's clear students can talk in different places and also teachers and counselors can talk in their recommendations about students, but they have to be clear, there has to be a clear line, and for a lot of admissions readers it will be difficult at least the first year around in terms of determining how can we use race in this way? william: prior to yesterday there were several schools in the country that because of local laws not take race into consideration. california and michigan in particular. what has their experience been like? how are they looking to the future? jeff: i think the experience there, and i was at the university of washington for my book, it was really around the recruitment process. they had to get that funnel very big at the top to enroll the number of students they wanted. this requires working with high school

the studios of the tnk program met the alleged biological mother and daughter, who was abandoned immediatelyandreeva , 38 years old. she called a woman who turned out to be non-native, but adopted matter. after her death, vera decided to find out the truth about her birth and her blood family. the information to search was a little bit the name of the biological mother, love and also the year and place of birth of vera herself 1983, the city of yekaterinburg in the studio, vera met with love and prog the woman claims that 38 years ago she left her newborn daughter, whom she named katya in the yekaterinburg maternity hospital. well, not of her own free will, but at the request of her fiancé, who refused to accept her with two children. after all, at any moment there was already the eldest daughter julia . is vera really the daughter of lyubov? is the answer in this envelope? attention, i'm hiding the envelope. on the one hand , the alleged biological mother love ibragimov, on the other hand, her alleged biological daughter vera andreeva, the probability that love carried you under her heart f

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the company that owns the submersible that went missing sunday during a mission to explore the tchk tnk saying its ceo is also among the five-person crew a british billionaire, a pakistani businessman and his son as well as a "titanic" expert are also confirmed on that vessel. the coast guard said this afternoon there's likely only about 41 hours of oxygen left in the "titan" sub. france sent a ship to aid in the search at the request of american authorities >>> actor jonathan majors will go to trial for his domestic violence case on august 3rd. his accuser says he sent her to the hospital for minor head as well as neck injuries back in march after a confrontation in new york city. the "creed 3" and "ant-man" as well as "the wasp" actor is charged with misdemeanors and could be sentenced to up to a year in jail if convicted. >>> fox news's bret bayer and martha mccallum are set to moderate their first republican primary date which will air on fox news the republican national committee announced earlier this month that candidates who participate in the debate will have to pledge to suppo

well, i tnk it's going to face some real challenges, because anytime you're doing a temporary stopgap, that looks like you're just taking money from people without necessarily showing the clear benefit, that's going to be a real difficult win. a better strategy would be to say, here's what we're going to do long term and here are the benefits everyone's going to get from that. all right. really appreciate your perspective. joshua shenk from the ucla institute of transport studies. good to see you again. thank you . all right. my pleasure. well, in two days, fireworks fans will be opening up in a declining handful of bay area towns that still allow them, but still dangerous fireworks. the teams ones are available. ktvu tom vacar joins us from foster city, a park where any kinds of fireworks are totally off limits. tom now consider this. if i went to san bruno or if i went to pacifica, we're buying them as perfectly legal. and i brought those safe and sane fireworks over here and lit them off. i would be making a very big mistake and an expensive crime in the san mateo county sheriff's

on may 31, ilya alymov from the city of vladimir watched a tnk program about separated sisters.father of yana, i recognized my dad. and i started to look further, when she mentioned the birth certificate, because she found it and it was indicated there, alyma, yana alexandrova and and that’s my name, then when they already started showing fresh life and happened. victory is an illegitimate daughter who was born during the separation of her parents, ilya's older sister by father , alena krasnova, is also ready to believe in it, she always lacked fatherly love and support, her father lived with us until 3 years old, and then he left for another family. and i didn’t see him again and especially about him, as if i don’t know anything, but i can assume that he is a rather windy person in the village of bogolyubov, vladimir region. she has two children, matvey and varvara, and none of them is deprived of her attention, a loving mother proudly talks about everyone the achievements of my daughter and son, matvey’s medals, this is a boiled medal for her entire career , so to speak, yes,

blown up on tnk e, worked out. e. this type of equipment was also blown up by a mine.w ran out and, like most of the crew of the opponents, one can immediately tell further from us the cause of death of an american armored personnel carrier in the battles near the new donetsk could, apparently. he hit a mine with his left wheel. and after that, this car was left on the battlefield by ukrainian troops, this car was developed by oshko, headquartered in the city of the same name. not far from lake michigan to kiev in a straight line 8.000 km. run through the special operation zone and say the marines are noticeably lower than the american trophy an armored personnel carrier, which is a little military has already passed the customs clearance procedure under the accelerated program. here he has already applied the symbols of the east group and therefore the ukrainian numbers. he no longer needs the nature of those injuries, as the military themselves say, he is still able to lead. the battle. it remains only to insert the battery and go to the front line, only two wheels a

but first, what do you tnk about today's arraignment and the charges brought against the former presidentu can see t numbers on the screen. 202 is the area code can, 748-8920 for republicans, 8921 for democrats. all others, 8922. and if you can't get through on the phone lines, text, 20 the-748-8903. that's for text messages only. please include your first name and your city if you would. special counsel jack smith was in the courtroom this afternoon when the president was arraigned. no cameras or recording devices were allowed per magistrate judge who presided over today's hearing. here are some of the charges against the president, 37 in all. there are 38 charges, but the 38th one was against walt nauta, his personal aide. 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information, 1 count of conspiracy the obstruct justice, 1 count of withholding a document, 1 count of corruptly concealing a document, 1 count of concealing a document in a federal investigation, 1 count of scheming to conceal and 1 count of false statement. well,ing after the president's appearance at the miami cour

this tnk program right now, a two-year war may have a dad, please, the second envelope in my hands isind out if your daughter faina is ready for attention? i open the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged daughter of two-year-old faina valuyskaya, on the other hand, her alleged father , 25-year-old grigory proshkin, the probability that 2 years ago sophia gave birth to a girl from you grigory is 99.9% in general, i am glad, thanks for the daughter. manipulate and not give us a child.

i've tried to give the court a seef what i think this court's cases demand and, therefore, how w tnkbout it. >> i'd like you to finish that. i'm done. >> use a helping indians is not enough. but what's t helping indians plus what? >> so i think some link, your to tribal self-government is sort of at thee, and that's why think icwa isy so easy because congress made the findind a number of the justices have touched on it this morning, congress made the findings that the wholesale unwanted r of 25 to 35% of indian children was devastating trib tribal self government. there is nothing more core,his is a place where disagree quite ly with myve friends on the otherr side, like, there nothing more central to self-government than deciding who's aber. does healthcare, the educathe housing allotments, how do they fit in? those are the other title 25. >> yeah, i thinken that shows a number of things. first o it shows that congress has routinely, there's this sense i think that mancari sprung up from the earth, you know, 40 years ago. but what congress has been legislating to a indiace the begin

iey from maryland. >> tnk you i appreciat that.i want to say that i was -- i arrived on the hill this morning, was surprised to find outhat the commiee issued a report -- nsequences. on heland security majority report. i don't know 55 pages lon it lays out the republican views -- i have not had a chance to read it yet. i jus got it waiti in my spot here when i s down to begin the hearings. this first i saw it. i want to say a couple things about it i look foard to reading it and digestt. i'm deeply dappointed that majority report didn't give minority anypportunity to review or respond, thats not a formal report. but to eent we're looking to do things together to address the issues that are being addressed in this hearing and moveious hearings. -- previous hearings that approach doesn't work. it counter productive to say the least. i understand you have a view. and you know, some points you have are different from ours, and are different from yours but if we're addressing this together we have to workogether and beginefore the heari

. >> tnk we have your testimony where two citizens said their visas were expiring and they would have left but mr. hansen said you can stay because i will make you a citizen. >> right. but you would have to write in intent. we have to take the words and define the words encourage or inducing to mean aiding or abetngr soliciting. what we do with o point where we said, if we are going to define a statute, we should not define it to put in words that congress took out. congress previouy to this statute had e rds aiding and abetting and solitg. and it took them out. now, we are putting back in what congress took out? >> i disagree justice sotomayor. i think this is an area of the law were commentators and the court have long acknowledd that different words have overlapping meanings that legislatures and courts used to capture these conces solicitation and aiding and abetting. abt dozen of each of the issues, induce and encourage are among those. i do not think the fact that congress took out solicit in 1952 suggests it will change the aning of these words. it was a adopting a shorthand th

zach tnk you.self inside of a home for nine hours, was shot and killed by deputies. it happened yesterday morning as a deputy was trying to serve an eviction notice at a home. the man in that house shot the deputy several times. deputies say they tried reasoning with the man throughout the day, but he continued to shoot at them. they say they fired back and the man was killed. the injured deputy is expected, we're told, to survive. san francisco mayor london breed unveiled her budget proposal. it includes increasing spending on economic development, homelessness and public safety. breed is proposing a record $14.6 billion budget for each of the next two years, all while working to close a projected eight $780 billion deficit. the mayor says public safety is a top priority and her budget includes funding for 220 new police officers. the budget allocates funds for homelessness to create an additional 600 new shelter beds . not everyone is going to be happy about about the decisions that i made to tak

cain, i tnk you toll of our panelists for your openg staments. ms. de l)stefano, every parent in america can imagine the terror, the bone chillg experience that you had, but you went through what was it like to hear a voice that he believed was your own daughters, that you believe was your own daughrs, expressing such distress? >> it was the most horrified and ever felt in my life, secon actually to our youngest son who almost pass will lely survive. to get back to that place where you're sitting to help us come you don't knowhat to do. you don't kno what to do next, wher to go. the pai and the fear eocrine and the sobbing crying, calling out from a help, i just, i can't really put into words how haunting that is at how haunting it will probably last forever just because it's a sound you never what you. >> and you were told byar t authoritiesfter reporting thi crim thatad y wired money or send money as demanded, ty would investigate. no money was that there would be no further investigation, correct? >> correct. >> go ahead, please. >> correct exactl

what's the area of speech that tnk is really going to be chled by drawing the line in the place where this state a many other states want to draw ? there is nothing that's sort of close to true threats, but super valuable, ate ought to be worried about, is there? mr. elwood: i disagree. onofhe reasons we analogize to incitement is the language is eqntly exactly the same. we are going to break their damn next. we might need to take some revenge. it's a lot of it sounds a lot like a threat,t ll be delivered by somebody else. so, too, here. a lot of the examples you can co uwith from the bible believers case, insightful case, but turner burn imagine a presr speaking to a doctor going to an abortion clinic. height be warning about mnion or bombing or clinic. there is a lot of speech on the internet that walks the line. burn it all wn come and take it. second amendment -- second amendmenredies. there is a lot of speech online that kinofomes close to the line. 's not a matter of absolute clarity which way they would fall. thk it protects that speech which, again, is virtually identical to t

excuse me -- a race-blind algorithm and so my question was, ok, well, you would bear the burden, i tnk of showing there is a problem with way we're doing it now. that thehat gingles is working and that a race-blind algorithm produces a bet result it's better implementing what congress intended tore is required by the consti. all of those are pretty heavy burdens, i think, in th situation. a you asking us reconsider what is hpeng withgles to require that challengers compare their original at step 1 with a race-blind algorithm? mr. lacour: they are not ial. the milligan's plaintiffs ought them themselves. justice jacwhat did they eliminate? mr.our: this is what a race neut justice jackson: i thought congress said we don't care intent. the race neutral -- gs to whether or not alabama intende the results and i take your point that, no, i didn't. what difference it whatt does? mr. lacour: imaers for three reasons. s court -- i mean, every timeection 2 case has come re this court and you have to consider that interaction between section two and the l protection clause you reverse for someone

under the treaty power, what if congress tomorrow adopted a treaty within the tribes >> it would -- i tnk it perhaps would be one the article one power. >> that is my question. >> how about under the spending clause? >> that is how congress regulates the states in multiethnic placement act. >> it could do it in article one, you are complaining it is down under indian commerce claus >> that is ourent, we're not saying that congress is powerless in this area, congress has power through the spending clause to do any number of things. with respect to state -- how states govern themsve >> with placement of children, is it an akronistic to think that states have a parcur sovereign interest when many did not involve themselves until 1960s, mostly done privately for most of the history of of the nation. >> i don't know that i would describe it as in akronnistic, but things were done privately doesot change what this court said out the states primary ro in the area of child custody matters. >> how about the fact that federal government has been historically involved in family law matters with reec

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