tol, what are you doing, tol, tol, what are you doing, tol, that’s all, that ’s all, you can’t see thes, eh? “listen , yesterday a man came to you , a personable man, asked everything about you, but everything is fine with you, listen, valeriich, if this man comes again, you tell him to forget my address, that everything is so serious , very serious, valeryich, really, wait , didn’t they tell you in childhood that is it dangerous to let strangers into the house?" "he's so personable, distinguished, personable, listen, a month ago we caught an opera maniac, he's also so personable. mchiki walked around with a tie, with a briefcase, in the briefcase there was a hacksaw and wire cutters, to explain why , it’s better not to, suvorov, i’m listening, yes, excuse me, this is an orphan, you came to our ceilings to look at, remember, my husband was beaten, but i don’t know , i don’t know, he just asked to call you, i understood, yes, where are you in the hospital now? in which - yes, i know, of course, i’ll come, uh, tell me, he managed to say something, who attacked him, why, okay, i’ll come n

and tol, tol, tol, my phone is broken, two teams of rescuers face any danger shoulder to shoulder, ashotch do you train to keep yourself in such excellent shape, genetics are good, yes, greek, patience is hard work, and semechkin, by the way, he’s a promising fighter, vitaly, do you hear what happened to you, the caller is temporarily unavailable, call me back. oh, well done, come on, intern, intern! has simochkin arrived? are you also an intern? in general, i’m no longer an intern, it’s just me out of habit. and you are a dog handler here, right? no, well , maybe i’ll get up later, i’ve been homeless for a week, and this one is just as stupid, why is he such a fool? still learn everything? and you are generally great, i would even gladly go on a mission with you. dream team. bubble, let's do a master class, catch it! well done, give me well done, well done, we have a call, there is a fire in the warehouse, circle, you will go in the group of the greek captain, run, and where is famin, comrade major , maybe this greek does not need all of ours, the general ordered that you travel in mixe

so all of this territory and it's easy for the actors and the rest of the federal government tol say an expert space agency. this is why i'msh calling for a whole of government approach and i think that sortli of begins to answer the questionau the whole of government we can for the first time take the jurisdiction and leverage the government and ability to reach the operators or anyo el shore so as for why this wasn't addressed, i think a big change in the thinking of how we agency but we should closely engage with the agencies and the federal government to make sure new norm ..ly as relates to satellite and space and the critical work you are doing. so thank you for coming. [applause] break, timmons and be right back. we have a great lineup after the break, a number of team memrs with congress, commissioner carr representative weber great lineup to finish the day. so enjoy the break. 2 p.m. [inaudible conversations]7-

and tols remember who we are in engagement. your efforts 25 years agowere tk you.i want you to know your campaign four years ago was really inspirational for me and for so many. and for what? after your victory. thank you it was something really important not only for the united states. today i would like to pass on to you on behalf of those, just one message. our country is now a stable democracy. predictable for our allies. it depends. west, there can be no justto the europe without an independent poland. and today i would say there can be no safe europe without a strong poland. and of course i would say also there can be no just europe without a free and independent ukraine. we are here today also to reaffirm solid and lasting in terms of the community. who wins the elections in our country, we treat our obligations seriously. more than anyone else in europe. we hope none of our nato partners all which is article five of the treaty. that's the great challenge ahead ÷■0of us. so, mr. president and do this is together. thank you. [inaudible] >> thank you again for

buttons won’t sew themselves on, the boss, uh-huh, he’s serious, maybe the suit is too tight, listen, tol so we we're sewing up in the literal sense of the word, i 'll go, okay, thank you very much, or maybe i'll call you here directly, just come here, no need to call, okay, otherwise , well, you know, i'd rather do it myself, okay, that's it, thank you very much, i'll wait for the call, well you can’t, but what about a girl? forgive me, please, you spoke like a cannon shot, even so, vanya, why didn’t you warn the police so that they would be detained at the entrance, leave us, should i repeat it twice, no, it can’t cope, the previous one was better, but... leave this ostentatious concern, why did you come, to ask for forgiveness, for lying, i really thought that i was expecting a child from you. or not from me, from you, vanya, from you, you, you saved me from monstrous, inhuman love that almost killed me, i sat on your neck and thought that you would continue me to save you from everything, forgive me. “i’m sorry, i was ungrateful, you say it all like that, you definitely weren’t going

tol laba in this documentary. جنبه های گوناگون انسانی. در شعر توجه کردن. زبان مردم خودش هست.رو فراهم می آورد. what is most important is the depth of paris's belief and her vision for the empowerment of women. "what kind of people do they think we are? is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death." "we now have a name for the disease and it is covid-19, a state-wide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from china, really deeply that if people are sharing more then the world will be more open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the and give a presentation to the launch of leave.eu, yeah?" " excited, get them, id! operation took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack, but did hamas really attacked the regime out of the blue with no good reason. gaza stripped of life soo

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is really forces once again attack people gathering for aid in gaza killing at least 30 civilians as tol belt of regime's genocide tops 31,800, the un warns israel could be using starvation as a weapon and its aggression in gaza, same blocking aid into this trip may amount to a war crime, and iranians along with millions of people in several other countries are preparing to welcome the arrival of norus or the persian new year.

the fighters of the tol karim battalion, it's one of the branches of the saraya al quds, the arm drink of the jihad movement issued a statement and they were the fighters were inside and the center of the refugee camp of nur shames, they issued a statement saying that their fighters. had set an ambush at the gate of the village of derson in tulkarem and that north of the city of the of them and they had monitored the movement of israeli soldiers there and when a vehicle where an israeli officer and at least three soldiers arrived there, they opened fire at them directly and the vehicle has turned. has has turned and they confirm that they succeeded to kill everyone was inside the vehicle and the fighters succeeded to withdrew after the vehicle had overturned, the der village or the derson gate where the operation had taken place is located in a border area northwest of tulkarem and the the the the it seems that the fighters succeeded to uh bypass the uh gate inside to the territories where the israeli forces are. lebanaza hezbollah resistance movement says it's carried out an operation

the dead tol from israel's genocidal war since october 7th stands at nearly 31,200, mainly women and've spoken to our correspondent. central gaz arabala, he says israels continue attacking residential buildings at the worsening humanitarian crisis. the israel occupation forces are actually committed more massacers over the last night as here in balah city the israels destroyed another residental building in the eastern part of city, israel ocupation forces destroyed another residental building in al karara neighborhood located in the eastern. part of khan city, at least 11 palestinian dead bodies were extracted from the robel of that destroyed houses, that destroyed house sorry, and when it comes to the other areas of gaz strip, the israel the israeli occubation forces also continued their strikes against khan city and against rafa city, another residental building was destroyed in rafa city particularly in genena which is located in the eastern part of city and even in khan city more palestina residental buildings and more uh houses were blown up by the israeli uccuvation forces, pa

president biden not only has surrendered our southern border to cartels but engaged in an tol immigrantsoss the country making every state in america a border state but more importantly threatening those very individual lives and lives of country. tomorrow the president could repeal his executive orders that have fueled, emboldened and made worse this crisis. governor hochul could end sanctuary policy. if they cared, they would. we are hopeful that the voice of the american people that chose to laugh at last evening will be period of heard by this and embolden members of the house republican conference and public safety and closing in securing our border. i would like to introduce my lleagu from iowa. >> this morning, who served in the military in combat operations that deterred china from sendingea our shores and struck out at cartels inside mexico, we face a very different world. nearly eight million illegals entering in my country and had my district blue district that we turned red, this is not a republican or democrat issue, but a national security issue. and at the state of the uni

always tell him, if anything happens, don’t be shy. go, consult, without any of these, you know that tolthat as soon as they find out, to immediately me with a report, and everything will be fine, i’m with you, i ’m close. “you’re so good to me, tula , you see, the weather is so good, we ’ll come home now, eat and go for a walk, the doctor told me not to walk a lot, but we ’ll walk a little, then we’ll come back home and eat again, the doctor said that you need this to get better, in what sense, in what sense, well, the doctor said. hi hi! well, okay, will we survive this, will we survive? you probably didn’t understand me, you know where i will need to go, where, to america, to hollywood, for a year, filming. hollywood is cool. cool, cool, that’s all, but what else is it, i get it, i get it, eat it, it’s delicious. sasha, why do you eat so little, don’t you like it? no, everything is very tasty. thank you. sasha, you are planning to work as an investigator for a long time, you don’t want to move up, make a career in the authorities. i already told you that i’m happy with everything, ple

biden who is the worst president in the history of our country by far, who has let this country go tol. the borders, millions and millions of people coming in from prisons, from mental institutions. theyfrom prisons and mental institutions, think of it, and terrorists are coming into our country. i think we have 15 million people already. people don't say that. i say it. i am right, too. so we are going through this weaponization of our governmentw to try and knock out somebody's political opponent and so far, based on the polls, is not working at all. the people understand it. we have a man who just ruled -- i don't know how you can have a trial that is going on right in the minot fair. it's not fair at all. he knows that, too. mccright judge. he wants to do that because they are all trying to damage trump as much as possible. it's having the reverse effect but maybe, someday, it won't. it precedent, a terrible thing to do. he could have started this when i left office. you could have gone back three years, more than that. when i left office, all of these things could have been starte

tol irresponsible thing to say. israel is accepting all the aid that the u.s.ld is giving to gazan innocent people. which, a lot of it goes to extend the war. jeremy: how many innocent people are in gaza in your opinion? >> i do not have any number. over 70% of gazans support october 7 massacre. jeremy: so they are not innocent? >> people who are supporting hamas, they have a different thought. they are an enemy. maryam: a reminder -- the u.n. says famine is imminent in northern gaza, and could occur anytime between march and may this year. it follows months of conflict between israel and gaza after the october 7 hamas attacks. currently half the population, around 1.9 million people, are starving, according to the ipc classification. the entire population of gaza will be in famine by july 2024. u.n. said gaza had the highest share of people facing high levels of acute food insecurity that the ipc initiative has ever classified for any given area or country. next, let's hear from jeremy bowen, who has been looking at cases of starvation inside gaza. jeremy: gaz

well, mustafa is 69 years old, he's born in tol karman. west bank, he holds a doctorate economics from george washington university in the us. he has also worked at the world bank for 15 years. other notable points of his resume: he has served as pa's deputy prime minister, the economy minister and as abbas's economy advisor. of the close to mahmoud abbas, he is not a fata member. mustafa has also sat on the palestine liberation organization executive committee since the year 2022. now he's also served as the chairman of the palestine investment fund since 2005. this is important since he oversaw a fund with nearly a billion dollars in assets, so that's a lot of money. why is that important? not only did he oververs gaza's reconstruction under hamas rule after earlier war between israel and hamas, mustafa will be responsible for overseing billions of dollars and expected international aid. the introduction of new prime minister is part of an effort by mahmoud abas to reform the pa, to create a technocratic government in the west bank. must

chance you don’t have beer there, but your head is cracking, well, otherwise there’s no one to send, tolinto, huh? it ’s not us who got into trouble, it’s suvorov who got into it. hey, kiryukh, be more careful in your expressions, huh? oh, sorry, i was joking. unsuccessful. what did he say there? rape? listen, guys, this is some kind of nonsense, i was with you all night, i was there, i confirm. no thanks for that. comrade lieutenant colonel, major kumach, head of the search, peter. so what? well, on what grounds were we detained and what’s going on here in general? it is he? here it fits the description. well, what do you need us for? let's identify him, duty officer , they'll keep us here for a long time, and we'll stay as long as necessary, you're not at home in st. petersburg, it's clear, it's much clearer, with these guys, let's sort this out first, okay? for lawlessness, let him out already, well, it’s this rapist, right? you caught a goat, get up, are you completely crazy, or what? so, suvorov, it's time to wake up, hello, senior investigator of the prosecutor's office chazhov, ta

speaker my constituent was tol he needed a better operation after a visit to a any heat waited all dayen told to stay for eight hours on a plastic chair than a gurney comes with no pill and that is where he sleeps. the next day the nurses say no operation, there just aren't any beds. his wife told conservatives are running it into the ground. given so manyth experience, how can he say otherwise? >> and very sorry to hear that honorable lady. i am sure raising with the local mhs trust as well. what i would say of course mhs is recovering from a difficult two years. it has received considerable backing from this government. record investment acknowledged by just the other week. plans to improve in the future. we have invested in 5000 new beds of the last year. more ambulances and all that is contributing to lower waiting time. an improvement a and e >> mr. speaker.r last year. having him set and order we've had enough. on development and taken out without constructions i think calling for an immediate review. does my right honorable friend agree with me protruding over the green belt eve

concrete and attractive, concrete and attractive, how come i didn’t think of this before, attractive, tolwell, how well does the phone work? what doesn't work for him? well, yes, it’s a company, but did you say how much you got it for? yes, i didn’t tell you anything. okay, kir, how much? over 20, right? okay, 25, yes, tell me, leave me alone , rebinin, but i’m exactly the same on the internet i found it for a tenner, they’ll bring it to me today, so stop, for a tenner, that’s right, but it contains everything that is supposed to be there, well, it’s a worthwhile, normal thing. tira, stop, child , it’s inexpensive, yes it’s generally cheap, yeah, that means it’s inexpensive, yeah, why did they organize a market for me here, but it’s cheap, it’s expensive, this is rvd for you, not an auction, but my wife has been asking for it for a long time, so i should give her a gift, well , yeah, some modern thing, there’s a smartphone , the child found an option, the same as the one for the red kumach, but cheaper, yeah, yeah, the same as the one for the red kumach, you say, yes, yes, absolutely , be

he added more tol debt than any president has in one term than all of american history.t again. he is committed to another $2 trillion tax cut for the biggest corporations. he also proposed cutting funds for affordable housing, not building them, cutting the funds for them. think that the tax code is fair? you don't think the wealthy and big operations need another $2 trillion tax cut, do you? they are doing pretty well. i sure as hell don't. we have a lot more due this election. it is not about me, it is about the future. he wants to undo everything we have done if he gets elected, he stated it straight up. there is so much more to keep and do. i've never been more optimistic about our future. we just have to remember who the hell we are, we are the united states of america. think about it, there is nothing beyond our capacity when we work together. we are the only nation in the world that has come out of every crisis stronger than we went in. every time when we worked together. with your help, we will get people working together in a way they haven't for decades. god b

this war has taken a greater tol and innocent villaans and all previous wars in gaza combined, more than 30,00 palestinians have been killed, most of whom are not hamas, thousands and thousands of innocents, women and children, girls and boys, also orphaned, nearly two million more palestinians under bombardment or displacement, homes destroy. neighborhoods and rubble, cities and ruin, families without food, water, medicine, it's heartbreaking. i've been working non-stop to establish an immediate cease fire that will last for six weeks to get all the prisoners released, all the hostages released, to get the hostages home and ease the intolerable and humanitarian crisis and build toward and enduring more something more enduring. as you look to the future, the only real solution. for the situation is two-state solution over time, well joe biden speaking in congress there, um, dism, what do you make of that? this is a man who has used the us veto power in the un security council, yeah, vetoing several, three uh, if i'm not wrong, un security council resolutions for sease fire, the cont atio

increased educational collaboration with the kind of notion that the more reintegrat the more cnagoing tol order. i just think with president xi took over in 20 to he made a conscious decision to say, heule growth and personal freedom to maintain the dominance of the communist party. what a 6-2017 timeframe to make clear that for any company in china, delusions why the bytedance tiktok issue, at the end of the the company has to be responsible to the ccp come back to shareholders and customers. starting in about what 201t -- ssci is the last highnctionis classified rocha were good brief industry sector by industry sector about the challenges of doing business in china. but we did say beware. $500 the year of the large apartment that by china, china with strategic goal, by technology domains will get where they even write in china 2030. documents would help t dominate and it was interesting to see the evolution. pre-covid we got not entirely. i think then the aftermath of covid the aftermath the putin's admission of the ukraine, the way treat inchoate and increasing amount of chinese aggres

this war has taken a greater tol innocent villains in all previous wars in gaza combined, more than 30,00 palestinians have been killed, most of whom are not hamas, thousands and thousands of innocence women and children, girls and boys also orphaned, nearly two million more palestinians under bombardment or displacement. homes destroyed, neighborhoods and rubble, cities and ruin, families without food, water, medicine, it's heartbreaking. i've been working non-stop to establish an immediate cease fire that will last for six weeks to get all the prisoners released, all the hostage released, to get the hostages home and ease the intolerable and humanitarian crisis and build toward enduring, a more something more enduring. as we look to the future, the only real... solution to the situation is two-state solution over time, well joe biden speaking in congress uh there, um, dismond, what do you make of that? this is a man who has used the us veto power in the un security council, yeah, vetoing several three, if i'm not wrong, un security council resolutions for sease fire. the continuation of

i want, well, let's go, where, where, change, where, come. choose, yeah, hello, tol, don’t be stupid, i'm shy. okay, uh, oh, sorry, damn, yes, lilya, i can’t talk, i’m at work, that’s it, come on, wife, yeah, yeah, well then he should have this one, then it’s better the red-haired one, the red-haired one, yeah , and here’s a little black one for me, yeah, payment right away? what are you doing, the wrong words, it’s good, i’ll tell you everything, you’re bringing money to the nail, and now i’m doing it for prevention. yes, vatik, your business is screwed, why did they screw up the money pipeline for you , why the money pipeline, i’ve been saying for a long time, this point needs to be closed, left on one salary, yeah , ma cosa sta succedendo, non capisco, abbiamo pagato, chiamerò subito il succede, che succede, lasciatemi, lasciatemi, che succede? skuzi, senors, what fun, you don’t have to sit on duty, and i said a long time ago that i’m ready for operational work, so television, not late, in the midst of it, only you were missing, let's hurry up, run, run, run, great, right, out of t

yes. man, no need to help you, i’ll do it myself, look, bergee, take the bitch, tol, come on, i’ll be hey, vadik, vadik, you’re screaming like an elephant in the night light, that means i’m not screaming. i’m developing a commanding voice, your phone is ringing, wait, you’re on the night light, yes, bring me a couple of donuts, yeah, tolya, flour, spoils the figure, so that’s it, it’s my figure, i do whatever i want with it, and drink sweet water, that’s not enough, listen, you’re a policeman, come up with something, i’ve already thought of it, lose weight, stand , hold it! they’ll call some kind of kindergarten based on an announcement, hello, yes, hello, speak louder , hello, yes, i’m listening, senior lieutenant khamenko, yes, okay, yes, of course, now stay on the line, a few seconds, now. hello, suvorov, let’s stop sleeping, there ’s a beating with a victim near the grocery store, i ’ll send a patrol there now, and you too, let's pull ourselves up, don't yell, i mean, that's it, that's it, come on. well, what do you have here and a gopstop to the campaign, they brought the victim

, sanya. how you almost fell off the stage, i can’t even imagine how anyone walks in this, anatoly, tolcome on. don't be rude, come on, mom! oh, vladimir sergeevich, well done, he pulled everyone out, well, yes, yes, he’s a good fellow, oh, and he rarely praises anyone but himself, oh, well, that’s it, they praised you, you’ll thank him when get permission to leave, tanya, can you take a minute, you can’t praise him like that, the winner demands a reward. everything is fine , yes , what are you doing? , it was he who pestered me, and i fought back, in such situations you need to save, and not run away. that is, you ’re not with him, of course not, that wasn’t enough yet, why is the hall empty, it’s already over, hello, are you getting laundry, but no, i’m volodya, damn it, we work here, come on later , okay, okay, my business guy, can i talk to you for a second, but the fact is that a couple of days ago i bought thin french lingerie from you, so you know, there’s a fastener so uncomfortable, terrible, volodya ate yesterday. i did it, but is it possible to look at something similar, only

. >> i deeply understand that this race still has not yet been called, but simon is favored tol electionmeanwhile, in silicon valley, congresswoman anna eshoo, retiring after 32 years in office in a crowded field of 11 candidates vyingúfor her seat. remember, the top two candidates here move onúto the general election in november. taking a look at the latest results, former san jose mayor sam liccardo, with 22% of the vote and santa claraúcounty supervisor joe simitian with 18% of the vote, 50% of the precincts reporting here. california state senate inet- district seven, which covers much of alameda county, as well as part of contra costa county. incumbent state senator nancy skinner is termed out. here's a look at the results right now. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin, with 32% of the vote in oakland. councilman dan kalb again right now with 17% of the vote. the top two again heading off to the general election in november. >> two seats are up for different alameda county districts. jennifer esteen is up for against longtime county supervisor nate miley. this seat represents castro valle

they need to be heard, they need tol$ have their back when they move forward during hard things. of coalition and partnership is huge. there is not a employer, no matter what the sector, who does not think housing is a problem for them. laboreo unions no that their housing. educators know that their kids are suffering because, you know, they are experiencing housing and security. the housing, oregon legislature, you are in session. it is a menu of things that we need to there are 50 plus organizations from housing producers to labor unions to organizations represent the black indigenous people of color communities in oregon whoi all know that housg is an economic a justice issue. there are a lot of people that understand we need to pass. what i said to everyone is we will do one bill. every item that we need. it is not the sole solution. you have to talk about financint streamlining regulation. you have to talk about all of these things so local communities will have a full slate of thingss they can use to move production forward. i have told our state we need to build 36,000 uni

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women have not been the focus, research has taken too long tol i've called on congress, i'm repeatingd today, today we dedicating $200 million to national institute of health to tackle the most pressing hea wo with the director i'm about to sign, the comprehensive set of actions to improve women's health ever taken and'm to make sure that it's prioritized against the entire federal government, not just the health, not just nih, the defense department, environmental, across the board this is serious and spearhead new breakthroughs in a wide range of women he is a needs you experience throughout your lives. it really re focused on supporting women together, our administration has turned around the economy because we focused on women, by the way, focused on women. [applause] >> lowest unemployment rate for women in 70 years, more n the work force than ever before and narrowest gender gap on record, but so much more to do so much more to do. historicnv of over 225,000 child care centers, 90% of which are owned by women and staffed by women soamilies can take care of their children and get

resource at zero, but we understand the importance of this long-range weapon not only somewhere from our tolsof moscow, but at the front, did you feel that something was changing , are your comrades on the right on the left saying that something has intensified, it is getting better, because syrskyi traveled there as a general, then wrote on facebook that he had inspected everything, where it is necessary , the headquarters will strengthen something, where it is necessary, let's add correctly resources, he said, will be distributed, so have you felt any improvement, but we don’t look like that , well, let’s wait, maybe something will be released and for the better, and we will now better perform the tasks there, and now we will stay there for several days, we can’t do that, so we have every day, but yesterday there 6 hours there, our so... the best people of our battalion sat and thought what to do there technically so that our drones would fly and hit the target, because the enemy is constantly developing, he reacts to the means we have, and after a while our means to work, and this is a pro

you just chose the wrong time and the wrong place, tol, as usual, well, did i guess right with the cognac just pass it on and i 'll check it later. you can’t even imagine , comrade officers. what awaits us if we don’t find these night killers in 3 days? they act impulsively, without any specific clear plan. they rob and kill people, absolutely. uh-huh, well, explain , well, look, the bank statements of the amounts that they withdrew before the murder, they withdrew exactly as much as was on the card, the first victim had 8.00, the second 15, in our area, citizen belavin had only 10 thousand, small amounts, especially for those you won’t be chasing, well, but the experts, what the experts say, say that the one who stabbed him with a knife knows the anatomy well. the blows are clear, they hit nowhere, perhaps the killer has something to do with the special forces, well, yes, or a doctor, red-kumach, and you’re kind of rumpled, something happened, and somehow i feel unimportant, i need to rest, so that’s it , by the end of the day, an action plan with versions of the investigation of these m

everyone else, i am a traitor, judas, and now i will explain to you how a coal mine is made, taken tols tricky, i wish i could find out who came up with it, and andrey is only one person, but what’s most important is that you throw this thing however you want, throw it, hit it, break it, nothing, if it gets into the firebox it explodes, that’s why it’s high temperature is needed, no, you tell me what zaslonov is, it’s scary to think, he lived among us, we respected him, loved him, but he betrayed him, why should we think about him, kick him just once, there’s no need for zaslonov to live in the world, get him out of the way, calm, calm, we have a commander from... he didn’t let him remove the barrier, clearly, discipline, discipline, and an iron one at that, here they are, mother-in-law’s gifts, right? adjosce na darogu. the furnace exploded again, mr. advisor, the twenty-first case is still the same. your opinion, engineer, why the same type of accident? the locomotive leaves the depot in order , an accident occurs on the way, and it is difficult for me to establish the cause, it is i

anatoly, tol, thank you very much, you helped us out a lot, it’s always nice to help a good person, comel, yes, yes, he really did well, oh, but he rarely boasts about anyone other than himself, oh, well, that’s it, they praised you, you’ll thank him when you get permission to leave, tan, can you take a minute, you can’t praise him like that , the winner demands a reward, everything is fine, yes, what would you do if it weren’t for you? the rastroites would have trampled on the spot, maybe the station would have dug, and where did you go yesterday, but i didn’t do it, i just saw you kissing him, seriously, he was the one who pestered me, and i fought back, in such situations you need to save, and not run away, that is, you and they didn’t, of course not, there wasn’t enough yet, and why was the hall empty? is it already over? hello, will you fill in? but no, i’m with volodya , damn it, we work here, come on later, okay, okay, my business guy, but can i talk to you for a second, but the fact is that i bought thin french lingerie from you a couple of days ago, so here’s you you know, the c

they do pay half of the income taxes, i don't know what their fair share is according to joe biden, tol pop -- top 1% pays about 50% of all taxes. and if you look at what he talks about with corporate taxes, that is just we have a large tax rate reduction under donald trump, and if you look at it, it paid for itself within two years, for itself. it created lowest poverty levels for poor, minority, underet kateed, they had lowest on possible unemployment rates now he wants to raise it back up to 28%. make us the probably highest corporate tack in the world. that would undo all of that. for the very grou he is professing to want to help, he will hurt those people the most. if luke at tacks wh taxes gordon brown in britain raised highest tax rate in britain tax revenues went down and britain went into a deep recession, and cameron has lowered it it improved. it is just classic everywhere the in world. in the u.s. over history, it just does not work the way he says it does, no matter how wishful his thinking s wishful thinking is not a plan or a theory or a way photo success. look -- a way

waltz andt couple other members and indicated they see this as a th problem and are unhappy with kap tolover this arrest. >> trace: thank you. thank you for joining "fox news at night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, see you right back here tomorrow night. >> president biden:

we're seeing heartbreaking headlines about couples in that state being forced to rethink their plans tol start a family through the ivf process that was just in effect getting going back then, 30 years ago. families have already spent tens of thousands of dollars and have undergone extensive medical treatment. alabama's largest hospital system the university of alabama, has already passed -- paused its ivf services out of fear of prosecution. the decision to conceive a child through ivf is rarely ever a parent's first choice. it's physically and emotionally painful, taxing and tedious and expensive. but for countless couples dreaming of just one thing, just one thing -- the chance to start a family -- the legislation that my colleagues have been working is absolutely essential. the ivf journey, as we started talking about years ago, for so many parentsgruelling, filled with countless doctors' appointments agonizing waits for test results and, too often -- too often -- disappointment. the process is very delicate. embryos can expire at any time during the process due to an citizens. a doc

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he does not work -- you want tol know why rent is up 20%?egal aliens in thhee country and the federal government pays to house them and feed them? your rant is going to go up and it will even go up more. >> laura: charlie cometr americans feel like second-class citizens in their own country,e foreigners in a strange land an yet they are in america. that is not a good feeling. charlie, thank you so much. we need some fun, laughs and jimmy feel it is up next. stay there. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial pen

they have to go through hoops and hurd tols cure that challenge. to make sure that they're able to vote. because again most of these challenges end up willing tossed without probable cause. the secretary of state does regular list maintenance. that captures a lot of folks who should not be on the roles. there aren't many waiting that have grounds for removal. >> some republics but mostly democrats are concern about the effects of third party candidates this election cycle. what's he change when it comes to third party candidates and what do you think the result will be? >> this was a surprise measure tacked on to this bill late last night. i was surprised to see it when i was flipping but this 24-page legislation after 10:00 p.m. yesterday. i'm not sure who slid this in there or what their rationale was for doing it. but i think the big takeaway is that the georgia presidential election was decided by just urn 12,000 votes. so when you have a third party on the ballot that can certainly play a role in swaying which way the election goes in a tight

. >> laura: arrived, the coast guard is steppinng out tol give us the latest update on the collapse.ght, we are going to heap from each of them, currentons. updates and after that, we will be able to take a few questions. we need to keep it brief because we want to get these folks back to work. with that come i want to introduce you. >> good evening, everyone, first of all i would like to say thank you to all of the first responders that have come out today to assist and lookinge for these individuals. we've had tremendous support across hav the state and county city and federal enterprise.heli you see for yourself the helicopters flying over, the small boats out there, the coast guard cutters and bringing people out for these individuals.that so thank you to those entire community for that. and second come i want to say thank you to the community for the outpouringand of support to those first responderssupp, in particular the outpouring of support and prayers for the families of the six individuals. so, i would like to announce nce tonight that based on the lh time that we have gon

there's the story he tol the first woman and the story that we know that he told the woman he was supposede she saved that letter. incidentally, it was a happy ending for her because she later married and had four children. but not that a now the what was the other. oh yeah, the other part of this. mary todd, was a real catch. the woman he eventually married, she her her father was a wealthy man. she was regarded as quite beautiful. and she was also very sort of talkative and whatnot. there are all sorts of reasons why you would want to marry her and m fact, you heard of the lincoln-douglas debates. douglass, the man heher up and g politician, and he proposed to mary todd, but she turned him down at any rate, lincoln was then she accepted lincoln as a proposal, and they would do to get married when on the on the day of the marriage, he didn't show up. so he he had turned her down. he later told his law partner, from whom we get this story and some of the stories, the law partner tell about lincoln are a little bit in question. but he told the law partner that he had been to see a prostitut

so she had what and she but she hadn't tol■qd th until shortly after session. real terror of of maternal figures that hadn't been put into words but was enacted and something about her husband being in there even though he only came in occasionally that just the fact that i didn't i wasn't so rigid, i guess. but i just i was there every week same time, same place. and she sometimes chose to leave early or sometimes to cancel the sessions in those early days. but i think seeing that someone still be there would not just go away or give on her and also not punish her because it took a while for to tell her story and some of heown terrors. so yeah, that cases like that are much more interesting. and i think the hope that gets generated is actually means a lot more than when comes in saying talking the talk, but not necessarily walking walks. they're saying i'm i'm filled with remorse and i know what i've done is wrong and i desperately want to change it but actually and it can be very seductive as athink, wow, this u know, we're going to have a smooth journey. t v