tri point homes, up 65% this year. ceo will join us this hour on how they're attracting buyers and what they're doing and close the sales and what he sees ahead for housing in the new year. >>> morgan stanley just wrapped up its consumer and retail conference. the lead analyst here with that. but we begin with today's markets and dom chu with the numbers. >> we've seen both sides of unchanged right now. we're at least tilting towards the upper end of the range, as you can see, with the s&p 500 up about 0.1 of 1%, 4627, the last trade there. at the highs, up roughly ten points, down 14 at the low. so you can see maybe towards the at least green end of that range. the dow industrials up about one quarter of 1%. 36 36,503. the nasdaq up about 0.2 of 1% overall. one place that's not in positive territory, despite being so earlier in the day, are crude oil prices. u.s. benchmark west texas intermediate down about 4.25%. it's been sliding for the better part of the last couple of hours. currently $68.30. there continues to b

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i think is good for us because in the match that you are doing, and scoring and then, we tried to use this point tried to use this point thinking it's something where you can't win without taking the point. a point against the bill is a good one but after what happened outside to win the game, we had the most clear chances. but against this kind of opposition and we scored the third one and scored a really good goal and we had to finish but it's not enough. chelsea beat brighton 3—2 at stamford bridge despite losing conor gallagher to a red card in the first half. it had looked straightforward for the home side — they were two nil up after twenty minutes through levi colwill and enzo fernandez. brighton pulled it back to 2—1, but despite being down to ten men chelsea pulled away again with another from fernandez. a latejoao pedro goal made it 3—2, chelsea though climb into the top half of the table, to the relief of manager mauricio pochettino after their heavy defeat at newcastle last week. we started the game really well, and after the win, it was complicated and brighton is a very good team a

point. dao tried to leave many times. husband promised to change, but she says he never did. with help from friends and several organisations, she finally left him. the uk government told us they are committed to supporting all victims of domestic abuse, regardless of their immigration status. the thai embassy did not respond to our interview requests. what lamduan�*s mother wants is for her daughter's body to be brought home to rest. but authorities say her husband david hasn't given his approval for his wife's body to be returned. i have so many questions for mrarmitage, and i have been calling him and writing to him but he hasn't responded. so i have come to the university where he works. i'm here to meet him after class. mr armitage? yeah. i'm from the bbc. did you receive my letter? i'm still reviewing it, actually. - yeah? yeah. we would like to talk to you about the death of your wife. yeah, ok. can we talk about it, please? not at the moment. i'll get back to you. can we talk about it at your place, please? no, i

they tried to point out that even when it failed last year in that launch, that the capsule got back to earth safely. it didn't have people on board. jeff bezos talked of the idea if you do this, you're not feeling like you're taking your life in your hands. you have an exit strategy for all of this. we don't know. we do know they want to get back to taking people up. they said that after the test. we don't have a time line on when that would happen. >> we know bezos is working on a different program. called the new glenn. >> reporter: this is done through the united launch alliance. this is different. this isn't about space tourism. this is about a big powerful rocket that would compete in that arena of taking heavier things into space. remember, space is all about making things light. one of the big quests is being able to take heavier things up there for moon bases and an attempt at mars. so when they put the new glenn rocket up, next year they have a couple launches scheduled for that to show what it can do. that's more of the serious side of space aside from the tourism. a big d

nothing threatens their health, that is why the enemy chose this tactic of using shaheeds, this point one, triesmprove the tactical and technical characteristics of these shaken as much as possible and launches them, this is already the third point, let's say from the main ones, launches them from the evening and tries to keep them in the air, changing the route, literally breakneck there in the air they move, turn in circles there fly and so on and so on. until the morning in fact, if they are not shot down earlier, so we expect that there may be another attack tonight as well, the enemy has kamikaze drones, there are more of these platforms from where they release kamikaze drones, namely on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, this will already be the fifth location from the south, precisely in balaklava, so the situation is tense, but it is also controlled, because the defense forces are working, accordingly, and well, here is one more nuance, the enemy uses, of course, weather conditions, currently in the south we have very thick fogs, and the enemy is trying to hide his shahedi

yes. turkish government at some point tried to suppress dogs or bedrooms because they burned manual and the college on. i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm so sorry you're absolutely right. as always a pleasure talking to you, made it very clear. exactly that nothing you know because he doesn't know what he's saying. i appreciate you. do have a great today on auntie. always a pleasure to see. so thank you very much. anytime, thank you very well. 5 as an, as he i who says states it in his statement to the is where the parliament that the red cross failed to meet the demands of is ready of hostages. god bless you. i'm thinking of you, i met with the red cross, i handed them a box of medicine for some of the hostages. some of them really need it. i told her representative to take this box to rafa. she said no, it was a difficult conversation. but it my call a really serious spoke with the right plus phone. so that interested me to get her call back about the accusations. she says, all the migration never refuses to help those in need been present at yahoo presented the president of the interna

nonprofit organizations like goodwill and spent a lot of time at goodwill in the center and tried to be an point with my purchase serving admit people and helping people do what necessary, do and my son is 21 so i learn a lot from him and on social media podium and now i use them god help me. you know, but somewhat row like it or not but have a son that age or child you feel this way too it keeps you current. that's me. >> thank you. >> so let's just start with an easy question. i think that you know, for me think whatever it is odd when i take a vacation i came back how will i get ready to retire to do what i want to do? i was wondering for you all at what age or who moment you start thinking about whether it is finance or health or like things you do when - that what time or age or moment you have when you think about retirement? >> anyone? >> i think for me it was a natural being in education every summer was a retirement and over september was a renewal so that i had the great principle and pleasure and not teaching summer school but enjoying life you know, progressives and my daughter is an

but the driver sees them and tries, telling them there's no point in climbing aboard. and tries, telling there's no point in climbing aboard . as no point in climbing aboard. as he's heading to belgium , it's he's heading to belgium, it's clear they don't believe him. and as he pulls out of the lorry park , unbelievably just visible park, unbelievably just visible on the roof. here is 15 year old majid . when we catch up with the majid. when we catch up with the lorry on the motorway, the driver has discovered majid and another migrant pulling over as they jump . off they're dicing they jump. off they're dicing with death . the migrants have with death. the migrants have been injured and killed on these roads, but that doesn't put them off. and they're more determined than ever to reach the uk. mark white gb news calais . white gb news calais. >> well, joining us now is immigration lawyer ivan sampson. very good morning to you, ivan. it would appear that nothing will put off or deter people who are absolutely determined to get to us. would you agree? i mean, is there anything that you ca

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they always tried to impose their point of view with many countries in the region and have gradually managed to gain independence and established democracies the way to benefit the interest of the country itself and not the interest of the united states. we have a fairly strong economy and usa is no longer crucial, but we must maintain political relations with them because the united states are still to influential. you know, countries decision making process. they continue the many thanks the company here in all the international desk gets check out websites onto the console. the latest on you can join me for more news wants to get to the top of that. the all i guess tonight are 2 seniors from marjorie coleman. douglas high school in florida . welcome much, while lives active as handled. gonzales and math dice. are amazing. you guys are great. you guys are more than students. you become active and they're angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real the can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the, the, something that needs to be held,

with someone like tusk, yes, waldemar, and let’s also pay attention to the map of europe, we tried to pointnetherlands, belgium, right -wing conservatives are preparing to come, italy, slovakia, hungary and sweden, what do you think, this is the same victory of mr. wilders, the party of freedom, but it pushed voters to alternatives for germany, for more decisive actions, because you know, there is a wonderful phrase: now or never, it seems to me that this is the decisive moment, yes, yes, of course, this was the decisive moment. that’s why our multiglobalists are so scared such a result, which they generally pushed back in their minds for another 10 years, another 10 years to rob the people, well, maybe then they won’t have the strength to stand up, or maybe they’ll rebel, but we won’t exist anymore, today these processes have been launched , they were launched in germany, they were launched in other countries, uh, the only thing is that we still need to return doctrinally to the original plan for creating the european union. yes, a voluntary community of sovereign states, if now there are

points. drivers tried desperately push out skidding trucks.orth noting that the warm front associated with the cyclone also brought freezing rain to southern russia. in the rostov region. provoked a massive power outage, almost a hundred power lines were cut off, centuries-old trees fell from the ice all over rostov-on-don and wires were broken. now the wire is dug in, here it is, i’m here, it all flew, huge, at some point it threw itself onto... eyewitnesses say this was accompanied by a terrible roar, similar to thunder. european russia, without exaggeration, experienced a snowy one. the storm of the century, the southwest of the russian plain suffered the most from the invasion of the whirlwind. here, in many areas , daily precipitation records for the entire period of instrumental observations have been updated. and, for example, in oryol there has never been so much snow in december. of course, similar invasions of powerful cyclones onto the russian plain have occurred before, but usually in december this happens only once every 6-7 years

but the driver sees them and tries, telling them there's no point in climbing aboard. and tries, tellinghere's no point in climbing aboard . as no point in climbing aboard. as he's heading to belgium , it's he's heading to belgium, it's clear they don't believe him. and as he pulls out of the lorry park, unbelief just visible on the roof . here is 15 year old the roof. here is 15 year old majid . when we catch up with the majid. when we catch up with the lorry on the motorway, the driver has discovered majid and another migrant pulling over as they jump . off they're dicing they jump. off they're dicing with death . migrants have been with death. migrants have been injured and killed on these roads, but that doesn't put them off. and they're more determined than ever to reach the uk . mark than ever to reach the uk. mark white, gb news. calais >> well, we're joined in the studio now with our home security editor, mark white. and mark, we've focussed so much on small boats, haven't we? but as your report just shows, there are still people making that journey on lorries. what kind of scale

he travels among the troops, goes to the front line, to control points, works with signalmen, comes, collects information, and here he triesve something, i came up with something, well , for example, let’s go, yes, here is the station satellite communications, provides uninterrupted signal supply around the clock, there is encryption equipment, yeah, well, this is a voice, this is a voice, the voice of those separated from... at any control point, can they run you over? no, and what’s most interesting is that now the field automatic telephone exchange has begun to come into service, that is, what replaces the field switch, a digital, very interesting thing, we have revealed all its capabilities here, connected it with mobile kits, connected it with digital radio stations for anyone trains signalmen? the communications academy trains signalmen. on the basis of the academy of communications there is a cadet faculty, there is also an operational unit, we have cut all the schools, there is only one left, that is, now there is not enough, the chief approved it the chief general, the minister of defense , the decision, because r

the hosts did respond however, as tries from beka gigashvili and ben white saw them take control, but having failed to score a pointhance to kick for victory, and it was an opportunity he took, sparking wild celebrations amongst his teammates. elsewhere, a dominant second—half display saw bath beat ulster 37—14. the home side scored four unanswered tries after the break, with matt gallagher putting the seal on a strong performance at the recreation ground — bath securing the bonus—point victory. and it was a debut to remember for toulouse's blair kinghorn, as the full back ran in two tries in their 52—7 victory over cardiff. the scotland international struck in both halves. the french side easing to victory to go top of pool a. it was cardiff's heaviest european defeat for 17 years. saracens were well beaten as england's billy vunipola saw red against bulls. this try from canan moodie rounding off the victory for the home side. the final score 27—16. there was late drama between munster and bayonne with a kick helping to decide another match in the competition. this brilliant touchline conversion from thomas dolhag

points. drivers desperately tried to push the skidding trucks out.g that the warm front associated with the cyclone also brought freezing rain to southern russia. in the rostov region, bad weather provoked a massive power outage. de-energized. the west of the russian plain immediately, of course , similar invasions of powerful cyclones on the russian plain have occurred before, but usually in december this happens only once every 6-7 years, this month the region has already experienced several such snowstorms, as a result the height of the snowdrifts is almost double times exceeded the average annual maximum observed in the third ten days of february, in voronezh it was even completely renewed. the main invasion of cyclone vanya will bring a change in the weather trend on the russian plain. by sunday it will move further east and its fields frontal clouds will stretch from the urals to the spurs of the caucasus, another whirlwind will break through from scandinavia into the region, it will move along the arctic coast of russia and a stream of air war

points. drivers desperately tried to push the skidding trucks out.at the warm front associated with the cyclone also brought freezing rain to southern russia. in bad weather provoked the rostov region. there was a massive power outage, almost a hundred power lines were cut off, centuries-old trees fell from the ice all over rostov-on-don and wires were broken. now i got caught by the wire, here it is, i’m here, now it’s all flying, huge. at some point, i decided to reset myself and pour the place. tv tower, eyewitnesses say, this was accompanied by a terrible roar, similar to thunder. without exaggeration, european russia experienced the snowstorm of the century. most of all from the invasion the southwest of the russian plain was affected by the whirlwind. here, in many areas, daily records and the amount of precipitation for the entire period of instrumental observations were updated. and, for example, in oryol there has never been so much snow in december . of course, similar invasions of powerful cyclones on the russian plain have occurred before

they always tried to impose their point of view. many countries in the region have gradually managed to gain independence and established democracies that way to benefit the interest of the country itself and not the interest of the united states. we have a fairly strong economy and usa is no longer crucial, but we must lindsey in political relations with them because the united states is still to inferential, you know, countries decision making process. they continue the next these documentary time here and on the international. and i'll talk with more news in 30 minutes. thanks for watching the show. just don't safe house is the economy and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part. we choose to look for common ground the the absolutely, i try to play for games favorites. like we have a lot of music that we both like a lot, much less separately. we have a ramones, we have talk, you have.

i think is good for us because in the match that you are doing, and scoring and then, we tried to use this point one point. a point against the bill is a good one but _ point. a point against the bill is a good one but after— point. a point against the bill is a good one but after what - point. a point against the bill is a | good one but after what happened outside _ good one but after what happened outside to win the game, we had cteer— outside to win the game, we had clear chances against supposition and we _ clear chances against supposition and we scored the third one and scored _ and we scored the third one and scored a — and we scored the third one and scored a really good goal and we had to finish_ scored a really good goal and we had to finish but it's not enough. chelsea beat brighton 3—2 at stamford bridge despite losing conor gallagher to a red card in the first half. it had looked straightforward for the home side — they were two nil up after twenty minutes through levi colwill and enzo fernandez. brighton pulled it back to 2—1, but despite being down to ten men chelsea pulled away

the scouts discovered enemy infantry, and the militants tried to occupy it. ical point, from here theyld control a large area of ​​​​the terrain. the russian military enters the battle. with the support of artillery, the scouts neutralize the enemy. the militants retreat with losses. on a neighboring section of the front , the drone operator identified two military vehicles that were trying to deliver their troops to the front line. the artillerymen receive the coordinates and the equipment is destroyed. ukrainian soldiers are fleeing. from the battlefield now the situation has more or less stabilized, the enemy can no longer be so daring, throw such forces, because they, so to speak, are over, the normal standing fighters are also over, who, so to speak, tried to break through the main line of defense, now natilsk has already weakened. for professionalism and courage , the fighter call sign megaphone received two orders of courage, he, together with his colleagues , defended the residents of the donetsk people's republic and the zaporozhye region, almost all fighters of the unit also

think president trump has incited and president trump has helped and aided and abetted and at some points triedo pay legal fees for some of these guys who attacked our capitol. but let the people vote and let, let people decide who they want as their next president. as i said, with all the fanfare right now, 30 points, 10 points, 5 points, it's going to come down to be a pretty close election, and we're going. to beat him again. again, 2016, we just the electoral vote. the next three elections that trump actually had any horses in the race, we beat him fair and square -- >> are you better off now than you were four years ago? gillian: that is the question. >> -- biden -- >> on every single issue finish. >> on his worst draw, biden is going to be better than a president who woke up every day and tweeted -- >> there are a lot of people who would exchange $2 a gallon gas for a mean tweet. gillian: thank you so much for taking your time with us. happy new year. >> happy new year, yes. gillian: a new law in california is barring guns from most public spaces, the measure signed by governor gavin new

he works, constantly play like this, constantly push, constantly press and constantly tries to score maximum pointsthis match, that is, they show their vernedub character and managed to win a very difficult match in difficult weather conditions, on a difficult field, managed to actually win this volva victory, although again not without the help of the opponent, because, well, the winning ball was scored very simply into the literally empty goal, and there, from the center of the field, he simply rolled his cheek and scored, no one prevented him from scoring. well , ruslan rotan raged, for some reason, to some moral and strong-willed qualities of some football players, you see, before that we had this truemvyrad of leaders, dnipro-1 kryvbas and polissia and all of them were united by the fact that a coach named yury, and yury kalitintsev could not, could not intervene in this distribution, at the moment for the first place, and although palsya veres , let's move on to the match, and palsya veres, too , is a powerful polesya, pushes up, does not push up, but i noticed that veres has such counteratta

the second point means we tried the government in behavior so be it, friends.the parliament, we have always emphasized that the laws should be passed in such a way that what they recognize in the creation of expenses should be done in such a way that our budget does not become imbalanced and the budget deficit does not occur. liquidity growth is, of course, a professor and professors that i have economic meetings with many professors that i sit in, it is not related to this public meeting , sometimes a few friends are invited, even those who have opposing opinions, there is no problem with the government, no one has accepted my opinion. ok, there is no problem with the government if he has an opinion, there is no problem, he can share his opinion with us , maybe that opinion will be useful somewhere . listening to people's words is not a condition of acceptance, the condition is that the speech should be reasonable, presentable, this is a high condition. this is not it, now this is why i always advise my colleagues, both in the government and in the administrat

we'll track the current band of rain that's moving across at this point now the tri-valley. you see that organized line right there, which just came through and moved across the south bay. the east bay, hayward, that was your rain. fremont, that was for you. san jose, you finally got somewhat more noticeable rain from it. but if we go to the last image, it's quiet now for the santa clara valley. let's come into livermore. we pick out the city grid here, decent rain going up 580. it took a while for today, but you got in on the act. this is the last impressive part of today, because once we get past this, there's a chance for an isolated scattered hit and miss shower at any point at the remainder of tonight, but you see how spotty it is on here. and i'm using the high resolution model which sometimes overdoes it a little bit. what we really need to do focus on the main issue for tomorrow. so we're going to use the virtual map for that. tomorrow no rain. we'll be done with those showers as we go through the overnight hours. so let's switch our perspective when we start thinkin

i tried everything i could from an intellectual point of view, it was very inspiring. ot the name of a town, this is the name of a crusader knight, he tried to get to jerusalem, but lost its way, that's what i mean, if we want to support ukraine, we must offer something realistic, membership in the european union is unrealistic for many, many many years to come. budapest stands for an early ceasefire in ukraine without preconditions, orban noted. if europe is not going to start negotiations or at least join them, then in the end the russians will just. showed how maneuver groups work in a special operation zone. police special forces patrol the roads, discover caches of weapons and ammunition, if necessary , helps the military. now the czech republic, shooting in the very center of prague on the territory of charles university. 14 people were killed, 24 were injured. the motive for the incident is being investigated, but so far it appears that there is no information about the person who fired the shots in the police database. about what is known at this time. ekaterina

scored franchise record 5 points. tried run into the indiana locker room to get it.ck. he wanted the game ball and just went off. warriors talk about going off. star draymond green is suspended indefinitely for back handing an opponent in tuesday night's game against the suns. he said he was just trying to exsasse sagger rate a foul i don't think so it's his third expulsion last year just this month green was hit with five game suspension after choking wolves center goal bear. over to rachel who is at my spot. >> all right. thank you, brian. well, real estate struggles are real. home buyers and sellers a like massive struggle to close deals or make money. and if you need yet another sign of turmoil. 45% of u.s. real estate agents are struggling to pay rent on their offices. here to react, is private equity fund manager and real estate investor, grant scar don'ty. welcome; why are real estate owners and agents not able to pay the rent? what is going on? >> rachel, the single-handedly has killed the housing market. make more renters in the country in the next two years

the hosts did respond however as tries from beka gigashvili and ben white saw them take control, but having failed to score a pointsparking wild celebrations amongst his teammates. elsewhere, a dominant second—half display saw bath beat ulster 37—111. the home side scored four unanswered tries after the break, with matt gallagher putting the seal on a strong performance at the recreation ground. bath securing the bonus—point victory. and it was a debut to remember for toulouse's blair kinghorn, as the full back ran in two tries in their 52—7 victory over cardiff. the scotland international struck in both halves. the french side easing to victory to go top of pool a. it was cardiff's heaviest european defeat for 17 years. two matches in the champions cup to tell you about. saracens are in south africa to face bulls. 0wen farrell returning to captain sarries. the score 27—6 to bulls in pretoria. munster are in action against bayonne too, with the score 14—10. to come, bristol take lyon at ashton gate this evening as they get their european campaign under way. the european challenge cup is also under way this weekend

adchai yana tried to end her life with self-destruction. at some point they fought. would have been shot it's been a month since i've been grazing the aryshta. 28 ver. iago's theater was dismantled, hell fell to sin. the playwright and director. the people were told about the sheer volume of shakespearean plots, but the end of my life was tragic in all of them. there are zreshty and a jumping legend. the lives of galubok for some people fell into the shadow of death. utsek at sibir, there is a new corpse and hadzia hell and weights and weights, showing performances and sleeping belarusian songs. you, who knows the master, have faith in this history. belarusian notary chamber operating in as a base. over the past year and a half, from representatives of notaries and, what is important , the ministries of justice and states , our activities have received quite a serious assessment, since we have worked effectively, we have only involved more than 500 notaries from different countries in our advanced training classes over the past period, well, legislative practices hav

nonprofit organizations like goodwill and spent a lot of time at goodwill in the center and tried to be an point with my purchase serving admit people and helping people do what necessary, do and my son is 21 so i learn a lot from him and on social media podium and now i use them god help me. you know, but somewhat row like it or not but have a son that age or child you feel this way too it keeps you current. that's me. >> thank you. >> so let's just start with an easy question. i think that you know, for me think whatever it is odd when i take a vacation i came back how will i get ready to retire to do what i want to do? i was wondering for you all at what age or who moment you start thinking about whether it is finance or health or like things you do when - that what time or age or moment you have when you think about retirement? >> anyone? >> i think for me it was a natural being in education every summer was a retirement and over september was a renewal so that i had the great principle and pleasure and not teaching summer school but enjoying life you know, progressives and my daughter is an

constitution the system of the islamic republic of iran , we compiled it in our research , we tried to explain five or four pointsinst each principle of the constitution in order to better understand that principle, what this principle of the constitution says, for example, principle one talks about the type of government in the islamic republic of iran. he says that the government in iran is an islamic republic. what is the meaning of the islamic republic or what process was followed for this constitution to be approved? zail, principle two, which states the foundations, principle three, the duties of each principle of the constitution, zail three, four, brief points, four, five. to briefly explain that this principle has a constitutional law what point does it make? what does it make? let's make this principle a little clearer. the book of mahshaghkanest was designed for this purpose. in the process of reading the audio book of the constitution of iransada, with the experiences they had in the past, their opinion was that we , along with reading the original the text of the constitution , we also need an auxili

one point, palestinians tried to rip an american flag away from a new yorker, who needed a police escorted him. >> jesse: seven palestinian supporters were arrested, but that did not slow things down. one protester stole a cop's hat, lit it on fire and paraded it throughout the street. >> what do you want? >> when do you want it? >> when do you want it? >> now. [chanting] >> jesse: if you expected to hear about this attack against american's time-honored christmas tradition, you are out of luck, msnbc, cnn, nbc dedicated zero minutes to violent protesters that targeted christmas in midtown manhattan, in the media capital of the world. why ignore muslim violence in their own frontyard. am i going to have to save christmas again? why do you think the press covers this muslim violence up? >> it's been clear when it comes to this, they have aligned themselves with left-leaning media and will never show the truth and the other half sold out. if they show you what protests truly, which is antiamerican, they will lose well meaning moderates they claim to be centrist for. >> jesse: they are anti

in fact, in this video, how much that it tries to keep them alive. point thing is that there are so much, there's so much speculation about the possible return of a ceasefire, where israel has made it very clear that it want 17 of these, of civilian women and children that release the loss. these 5 came to a very abrupt and how mazda is saying that it doesn't want to negotiate unless there's false, the spot is real, says a false new spot and a stop and a complete stop to the will is not possible. and this makes not very clear. yes or no way from that video friday prayers will be getting on the way in a few hours time. what can we expect them this? yeah, absolutely. just behind me in the distance that you can see that's oh ok. so most common pounds, now we've been covering this every week and every single week, the say a gosh, we've been targeted by that by the is ready forces. and the reason why that is, is a all preventing the majority of worshippers that go to, oh ok. so most to attend the friday prizes the side heard is site for most and they are preventing them from going. they say t

richer, they didn’t even open the door for me, i communicate with her through the door, tried to convey my pointit was already clear, then it’s worth leaving, it’s worth switching to someone else, and i also tried to call her, she blocked my number, i called from another, did a tricky thing way, she hears my voice and immediately turns off the phone. what i don’t know what to do, i came to talk, they didn’t let me in, they don’t answer the phone, but my mother, my mother, what bothered her, your attitude, i don’t know, i say, it’s up to us to live, to understand this situation, too , where are you going, when did this garden appear , no, it was always there, apparently someone before me also weeded it, but they abandoned it , because they were abandoned, but i didn’t know, these are my conjectures, but i don’t stop there, they asked for a garden, get it, that is, she... used it to digging up a vegetable garden is generally wonderful , there was a big vegetable garden there, i don’t know if it exists now or not, maybe it’s already all overgrown because there’s no one to look after it, well, besid

. >> i tried i'm not a comedian. my point to that is sometimes that is true.ut many times it is the lack of will or the inability of the agency to repurpose some of what they already have it. sometimes it is money no doubt. it definitely is a staffing issue in a lot of ways. you saw that with what happened in the food product area boom had the baby formula situation. they are way understaffed and do not have enough money to the proper oversight they do that's real. it's not a bad idea user fee concept is something that's been proven to be successful. >> do you think given the significant focus on cannabis legalization, cannabis would most likely be regulated under harm reduction standard very similar to how tobacco products are currently regulated. as a necessary prelude for we have any more discussions about cannabis that we should fix tobacco product regulation first? >> probably. the reality is, obviously people abusing tobacco products for centuries. and in the u.s. we've had up moderate success of decreasing that for the medical perspective so probably. b

for good, beautiful hockey, that’s why we played so effectively, everyone tried to play against each other and score as many pointsssible for themselves and for the team. it was a success, it seems to me that everyone enjoyed playing more in the second round when more people arrived people, but i hope that even more reserves will come to our berezina, because if she gets one injury, then as you can see, we were already a little worried when zakharchuk got injured, this is probably the hardest week mentally for me, well, because when we started for the first time, the first time it was somehow wow, cool, women's league, now, well, you already understand what responsibility lies on you, after eight rounds in... berezina is in the lead in the championship table, with 12 under her belt points. the citadel is only one step behind one point, the outsider from minsk has four points. the matches of the third and fourth game weeks will take place in the spring. in each round , all teams will again play four matches. based on the results of the regular season, two finalists will be determined who will play for the trophy in

but the driver sees them and tries, telling them there's no point in climbing aboard. and tries, tellingard . a5 no point in climbing aboard. a5 he's heading to belgium , it's he's heading to belgium, it's clear they don't believe him. and as he pulls out of the lorry park, unbelievably just visible on the roof. here is 15 year old majid. when we catch up with the lorry on the motorway, the driver has discovered majid and another migrant pulling over as they jump . off they're dicing they jump. off they're dicing with death . migrants have been with death. migrants have been injured and killed on these roads, but that doesn't put them off. and they're more determined than ever to reach the uk . mark than ever to reach the uk. mark white gb news calais. well there's not much sign of deterrence at play there, is there? >> that must make quite uncomfortable viewing for the government because it's not just everybody backed up waiting to get on the small boats at calais. it there's lorry parks appear be full as well. but appear to be full as well. but rishi sunak also claimed today that probl

but the driver sees them and tries, telling them there's no point in climbing aboard. and tries, tellingard . as no point in climbing aboard. as he's heading to belgium , it's he's heading to belgium, it's clear they don't believe him. and as he pulls out of the lorry park, unbelievably just visible on the roof. here is 15 year old majid. when we catch up with the lorry on the motorway, the driver has discovered majid and another migrant pulling over as they jump . off they're dicing they jump. off they're dicing with death . migrants have been with death. migrants have been injured and killed on these roads, but that doesn't put them off. and they're more determined than ever to reach the uk . mark than ever to reach the uk. mark white gb news calais. well there's not much sign of deterrence at play there, is there? >> that must make quite uncomfortable viewing for the government because it's not just everybody backed up waiting to get on the small boats at calais. it there's lorry parks appear be full as well. but appear to be full as well. but rishi sunak also claimed today that probl

point basket. near side, webb, tries to break the silence. [ cheering ] >> now, matt, they actually just clearly stoppedfor how long? >> the referees are like what are we doing here? >> so the crowd obviously goes wild with the tenth point. taylor won once play resumed, and they got to hear it from fans in a unique way singing silent night is another part of the tradition. i love that. >>> now a different holiday tradition in the bay area. the annual community pasada in redwood city. local businesses offered items for sale as kids visited with santa. the school says a few of their families are dealing with housing insecurity right now. funds raised tonight will go right back to them. and if you'd like to help neighbors in need this holiday season, just scan the qr code on the screen to donate to our food for bay area families drive. it's right there on the right of your screen. you can also volunteer your time to places like the food bank of contra costa and solano. they hold about 70 distributions every week. >> when you make a donation to our food bank, it's an investment in the community. you're inve

point. police say before this shooting, the guard tried to stop a person from stealing from the store. the robber then pulled out a gun, shot the guard in the head and drove away. police are asking anyone with any information about what happened to give them a call. in the south san jose couple is out of work after their food truck was damaged during attempted theft. kron four's justin campbell reports. berea kitchen serves filipino and mexican food but will be closed for the next few weeks in late november, their food truck was parked in the lot with other trucks for overnight parking on commercial street in san jose. but late at night, someone tried to steal another truck. >> and hit their truck when attempting to flee. smashing the windows and frame knocking their truck out of service. we've had to cancel. >> 3 weeks of gigs. just to make sure that, you know, we're not putting other worries are other places, you know, at a loss of having a vendor selina the owner says this is the only source of income for her family. she says december is also the slow season. and on top of getting t

there were only four points separating the teams at half time but sarries ran in eight tries in totalls last weekend. bristol bears were beaten heavily by bordeaux. they shipped five tries against the side that finished sixth in the top 1a last year. 36—17 it finished sale led at half time against last year's beaten finalists leinster but the irish side roared back into life in the second half, earning a bonus point victory by 37—27. in the second tier european challenge cup, edinburgh grabbed their first win of the campaign, beating 1a—man castres 34—21. scottish international duhan van der merwe picked up a try in each half to give edinburgh a bonus point victory. the french side had to play short—handed for 70 minutes after adrea cocagi was dismissed for a high tackle. it's back to back defeats though for newcastle, who were heavily beaten 35—13 by the lions injohannesburg. they drop a place to fifth in pool two with just a solitary point so far. welsh side dragons were in france playing pau. the result is a 2k — 21 win to pau. in the english premiership women's rugby, saracens hav

doctor, because it was a prestigious profession, a very profitable profession, i tried, i studied, well, i didn’t have enough pointsa call came from my uncle, my father’s brother, and it was suggested to my father that let us send the bushor abroad. so that he could study to become a doctor, they said that we would help, they then offered to go to armenia, when i i arrived, i saw right away from the airport , everything was in ruins, the country was obviously poor, and then , when i went to university, well, i already went to university, well, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended to me a better type in russian , there it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i took the preparatory faculty there in russian, i studied russian. i already called my parents and said, mom, well, there is no future, i said, i need to change the country, i was just looking for someone i knew, maybe so that someone could meet me simply , they started searching, my mother was looking, she asked her friends , they found my fellow countryman, he has been living here for a long time, he came