vatik, i understand that you are apparently busy with a very important matter, but maybe you’d betterbut what? the eight was transferred to the nine, here too, so what, and what next, what don’t you understand? no, he corrected the date of his dismissal from the bakery, it was eighty- seven, it became ninety-seven, yeah, and what does that give us? and the fact that for some reason teplyakov needed to cover up these 10 years, maybe he, of course, just didn’t work, or maybe he was in prison, or maybe something else, but that’s not the main thing, but what is what is important? yes, the main thing is that he could have something else in his biography i need to fix it, i need to... go to his apartment, i agree, you're a head, motherfucker, i agree. hello, great, can you talk? yes i can. tell me, didn’t you set up security for this? i'll catch up. no, what? well, they’re grazing her, they need to get the car’s license plate number. no need to punch it, this is our outdoor look. i don't know who put it. you leave there. okay, go ahead, okay. the cops are watching the house, has anyone come

believe it's a death spiral happening since before about a can to since essentially the po, 2, called vatike into in 1958. where, you know, it's an embarrassed kind of self loathing when the church, confronts herself on the stage in front of the world. instead of proudly proclaiming what the catholic church always had for 1950 years. now all of a sudden, this sort of shame faced about the announcement for truth since around that time 9 . so what's called this, the onset of vatican to 1962. the church has been in the spiral of shame and embarrassment for bringing the truth. and this became, like i said, about frances, notable enough over the last 11 years, that i think a lot of people are realizing there will need to be a vatican 3. partly as a clarifying response to the pontificate of number 266 francis and partly is a clarifying response to some of the ambiguities, all of that into i think that's going to be his legacy. all right, coming up next. the catholic church is the single biggest land owner all around the world outside of government entities. why does the church own so much land? we

i don't care about the vatike. i go home liking for me, they can't even now know. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. that will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back, or if they ever will. jessica washington, overview of how does the supreme court says rule? that's $160.00, no binding, abortions is enforceable. the decision is lucky to settle for political storm and the u. s. a. could that implications from the members presidential election? i want to ask corresponded to kimberly hawkins as well. because the donald trump, us president joe biden is making a women's right to an abortion. a big part of his pitch for a 2nd term, and the focus of his latest ad, your body and your decisions belong to you. he blames conservative republicans for putting women at risk of death. it's a tactic biden's campaign team ignited this week following arizona as court ruling reviving of 18. 64 boston band making a cri

i don't care about the vatike go home. i think he'll be there now. no, she says she normally is on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. that will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back if they ever will. jessica washington of arizona supreme court has ruled a 116 year old law banning abortions is enforceable with the state court dominated by republicans. the decision is likely to set off a political storm in the us, but could have implications for november as presidential election. reynolds has more republicans in arizona and elsewhere were backpedaling, energetically following the state supreme court abortion ruling. as the republican candidate for senate in arizona, carrie lake, a favorite of donald trump, was old for the 160 year old abortion lot. 2 years ago, we have a great law on the books right now that happens. now that it has happened, lake says she opposes it. as soon as trump saying the situation in

i don't care about the vatike go home liking for me. they can't even now know. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. that will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back. or if they ever will. jessica washington of the still ahead on all the 0. hundreds of people for me and more us leading to thailand will explain why the now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy as a. but this was not a jew, israel's a state. and they need to be treated as any other state. what, this is where the tough questions are, as can you see negotiations being even happen? this is the most important. you're going to negotiate, poll unapologetic, i'm just asking awesome upfront on. how does it cost a month to find with thousands of people or q and millions from that house? what does the future hold for? sit down and it's people. the sedan context, one year on out to 0 critica

i don't care about the vatike. i go home life e won't be there now. no. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. there will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back if they ever will. jessica washington of the voters in south korea have handed the majority of seats in parliament to the opposition democratic party and wednesdays election. as a result, the remainder of present use so fuels time could be a difficult one, even says he accepts the election results. mexico is calling for ecuador to be suspended from the united nations until issues of public apology for reading the mexican embassy. police raided the embassy last friday to arrest secular doors for my vice president, jorge glass. he was granted political asylum by mexico after being twice convicted of corruption. glass has gone on hunger striking protests against his arrest. his lawyer say he attempted to do it is attempted suicide while i

anything, and your sister yulyu didn’t report you to the police either, after you stole the ring, vatikller said that we urgently need money, so we won’t wait, well, i fell for it, i mean, you transferred the money to him in advance, well yes, well, he, he sent me a confirmation of delivery, look, i even printed out the receipt, but then it turned out to be a classic scam, i wait and wait, there is nothing, i call this guy, i write nothing, well, in short. he threw a bastard, why didn’t you tell tatyana vasilievna everything who would believe me, i ’ve been playing for so long, it’s like a brand on me. to the police why didn't say? i went to the police, yes i went, they immediately told me this stack of absolutely identical cases, he said, there is no chance, neither to find nor to prove, nothing is impossible, why did you steal the ring? well, well, well, to return the lamp, to buy a new guitar, to make it in time for a birthday, that’s the main thing, why didn’t you tell your sister right away, so i ’m telling you, no one has faith, what are you, my sister wouldn’t give me the money,

intonations, uh, what a horror, yes, yes, and i remember that i i read this story entirely to the end, and vatikne thing, i left my grandfather’s point sight, he spoke with such eyes, and he said at some point, this is how you think, stand up, stand up, show how come on, how do you think, and you get up and say, well, i think it should be like this, and how so in such an easy manner, grandfather with with red eyes he said, so you think so, then i don’t know why you borrow? this profession, you can do it at all, this is a profession, if this, if you are offering to reprimand me like that, yes, with dad they completely forgot about grisha, we were arguing with him, and he was standing at us, looking, which means he was here and there, he believed in me one person in our family, this is varick, this is me, immediately unconditionally, that’s for sure, yes, i have such an offer for you, if you don’t mind, we really have already told this story, that once i suggested that you bang your head against the wall, but still you will stay for, practice the piano, you really have signs of injury on your head

i don't care about the vatike go home liking for me. they can't even now know. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. that will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back. or if they ever will. jessica washington of rebel groups in myanmar say they've taken town, taking the time of the hour the on the border with thailand because of its location more than a $1000000000.00 worth of goods moves across through the town each year. tony trying reports from the time the on my board totally on the big codes, the parents side, the boat of crossing into me and my early on thursday morning reports from across the river to the town of me. what he told me. you may have seen the reality on the ground that like a deep through a couple of days. the fighting continuity stopped us do now as we, as we speak. now, the con, the fighting still continue. and if, even though the melody is not broken, 100 percent, but i can sa

i don't care about the vatike go home. i think it gave you the now. no, she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. it will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back, or if they ever will. jessica washington over the roof. this kenya says it has made a proposal to e. c. o. 2 in somalia to diffuse tensions between the 2 neighbors. and involves negotiating amount of time results. this treaty that will govern how countries in the region access ports on commercial times tensions between the 2 countries helping growing. i'll see if you, if you're assigned a ports deal with a break way somalia region of somebody that didn't january the response to malia, honestly if you had invested the focus issue last week for the daily includes i decided of having a naval base in the area with also without then lots easier to get to this 20 kilometers. ok or so the head allows us to move ahead with the best of the a

i don't care about the vatike. i go home liking for me. they can't even now know. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. still be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back. or if they ever will. jessica washington of the still ahead on the i'll just there and it was our how the enforcement of the 19th century law banning a portions and arizona has become an electoral threat for republicans in the us. novak joke of which is through to the quarter finals and monte carlo das story is coming up in the sports bulletin with peter a little later. the the while the months worth of rain in the span of 6 hours. so flood waters, swamp the streets anymore, lanes here. copious amounts of rain. so yet that much rain that fast, this is the results and we do have the risk of seeing some further flooding across the us. so let me show you where this is. the risk is pretty much northern florida right up to the mid atlantic. thi

i don't care about the vatike. i go home liking for me. they can't even now know. she says she now lives on just $2.00 a day and who lives on free food from temples for her meals. there will be a separate trial for the food case involving corporate phones. meaning for now, people like hun, don't know how they will get their money back. or if they ever will. jessica washington of thailand is ready to temporarily accept 100000 refugees from me and mount. so billions of thing. the country amid fighting between rebels, magenta and con, state near the border with ty that 5 security forces have intensified patrols in the area. human rights watch has urge tie that not to forcibly return refugees to me in my alliance of anti genta rebels has made advances against them that a treat in recent months, rebel groups. and ma'am, uh say they've taken the town this, me a why the on the border with the time that it's on the important trading hub. well, $1000000000.00 with goods passed through it each. yeah. well this is the latest set back for them and it to georgetown. pretty chan

what was that all about, guys, let's play vanity, vanity, guys, vatik has arrived. guys, it's great for everyone, boys, sokol has arrived, yes, are you having a benefit performance, oh, i grew up on ural dumplings, and i on homemade ones, hello, when you swim as a team in the pool, you don't go blind, what are you talking about, uncle sokov, hello, what fate are you here, but i just came to learn how to play kvn, kvn is not the same now, but i only know how to play that one, i don’t know how to play this one, but it’s just not like in that one huh? but it’s clear, this is the story, oh, it’s you, you’re alive, i thought you were the one, so i’m the one who, and deceived? knew, no, didn’t know, deceived, deceived, knew, yes, yes, yes. uncle soko, can you tell me something? i have a poem, well, a poem, a poem, a poem, called nastya the hare. oh, all the animals came to the hare, violating the rules of etiquette, and even parties were written in newspapers on the internet, good music was playing, the mood was playful, no one... scolded, well, because there was no kolog