and the chief victor has gone live now to him to silence his unoccupied easters. and what else have we heard from these riley's today? it was really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, not just tonight, but for the last several months, maintaining the military and political pressure are the only ways to bring back these really captives who are still being held in gaza. this is a policy he has maintained since the beginning of the war, even though there was a cease fire deal back in november. that did see the release of quite a large number of his really and 4 and captives known as in yahoo has blamed him, asked for failure to reach a deal with him as bullying. these really, but there are sticking points from both sides that are still prevalent and not have mass wants to see an end to the war or withdrawal of these really forces from the gaza strip. what we use rarely say that is simply not going to happen, but even if there is a pause in the fighting that is secured, the war will continue. but at this evening's war cabinet meeting, according to weeks with it is rea

in lebanon well victor has been certainly an uptick in the cross-border strikes that we've seen from both sides as well. >> and hezbollah over the past week. so just as the region is it seems to be breathing a sigh of relief that tensions between israel and iran, lot easing or at least direct conflict between the two. there is still the iranian proxies to think about. now we have seen that work for strikes by israel on hezbollah targets it's overnight on saturday, has blue announced the death of three fighters and they did launch about ten strikes against israel, accusing israel of attacking civilian buildings in southern lebanon, nepal, cnn counted verify that, but it just goes to show that even as those israeli iran direct contacts appear to have ended, there are still a very real fear of the increase in tensions and in conflict between israel and be a proxies. now, when it comes to the aid package that has been approved, israel, of course, welcoming it the prime minister welcoming it's also the foreign minister israel katz, saying that it does send a strong message two our enemies

on climate change that could have consequences to everyone agrees, the ssl is prime minister victor, oregon has used the conservative political action conference in budapest to further set out his right wing views. and vision is riley and cry make america and europe great again. then part of that he said, means defeating the progressive world spirit that we use. alexander phenomena has more from the event which attendees have declared a no work. so outside the conference then you a police car is ordered to block our view at one of the entrances. a security guard tells us to stop filming. along with our stevie 40 movie, somebody, i think that he was here at the far right. politicians and influencers gathering here in budapest seem to prefer a close doors settings. unfortunate cdw was banned from attending the conference along with some of the big outlets. it's organizes rejected our request saying that the conference is in the work so and that we will be welcome if we become less woke . and what did it doesn't mean no walk soon? no vote zone that good. this is no, no to for people. i don't reall

widen tears in india, social fabric and yadda yadda upon goodies, nationalist prime minister, victor, all bon, has used the conservative political action conference in budapest, to further set out his rights being news and vision is valid in cry. make america and europe great again. and part of that he said, means defeating the progressive well spirit. the levels alexander phenomenon has moved from the event which attend these have declared no will cause own outside the conference. then you have police cars, order to block our view. at one of the entrances, a security guard tells us to stop filming. so learn with us the movie, somebody i think that you should have the far right politicians and influence source gathering q in budapest seem to prefer a close door setting. unfortunately, dw was bad from attending the conference along with some other big outlets. it's organizes rejected. our request saying that the conference is in a walk soon, and then we will be welcomed if we become less woke. and what did it doesn't mean no walk, so no vote zone that good. this is not, not to for people. i don't r

victor. mr. volodymyr, yermak has made a torrid political career, actually. over the past 5 years, that is, fromthe president of ukraine to the chair of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, and well, actually, this is the peak now, the peak of his career, i don't know, maybe the fair will claim something more in some perspective, but what can it be a person who controls everything and possibly even president zelensky can apply, and even more so if he is among the most influential people in the world, well, look, this list is very conditional, very conditional, well there there is no sidzinpin, there is no biden, so shormak is more influential, no, well, look, come on, let’s not engage in manipulations, and primitive manipulations, the main person in ukraine, the most influential person in ukraine, is zelenskyi, he has the tools of power. and the influence on the parliament, the government, and the executive power, to a large extent, well, this is a consequence of the results of the 19th election and the one-party presidential ... majority, but now there are still war conditions, t

victor oquendo has that story for us. ll be made up of people who live in the area is bias because of all the attention the case has gotten. attorneys for the man accused of the murders hired an outside consultant to take a community attitude survey to look at media and social media coverage of the case to assess case recognition, familiarity an bias, hoping to convince the court to move the trial to a different county. well, after this was brought to the attention of the court, by prosecutors who asked the judge to ban this outreach, the judge overseeing the case has ordered that, for now, neither side can contact prospective jurors. bryan kohberger has been charged with first degree murders of four students. they were found dead in their home near the school a year and a half ago. he was arrested a month later after fleeing to pennsylvania and has been behind bars since. if convicted, he faces the death penalty. a not guilty plea was entered for kohberger in the case. his attorneys argue halting these surveys unfairly de

victor. mr. volodymyr, yermak has actually made a break-neck political career over the past five years, that is, from an adviser to the president of ukraine to the chair of the head of the office of the president of ukraine. and so, well, actually, this is the peak, now is the peak of my career, i'm not i know, maybe yermak will apply in some perspective. for something more, but what can a person who manages everything and perhaps even president zelensky claim, and even more so if he is among the hundred most influential people in the world, well , look, this list is very conditional, very conditional , well, there is no xi jinping, there is no biden, so yernak is more influential, no, well , look, come on, let's not engage in manipulations, primitive manipulations at that, the main... person in ukraine, the most influential person in ukraine, is zelensky, here he has the tools of power and influence on the parliament, the government, and the executive power, to a large extent, well, this is a consequence of the results of the 19th election and the one-party presidential majority, but now there

for 75 years, victor torres has captured onlookers with the fine details found in his tree carvings.ed a new project giving this dying ash tree a second chance. torres says his talent lies in his ability to look at a stump and find shapes and forms hidden beneath. when he does this type of work, it breathes life into him as well. >> for any young man can do, i can do it. i feel good when i start something like this, and the more work the better i feel. >> before torres began his latest project, landscaper suggested cutting down the dying tree, but now it will stay rooted as a canvas of his imagination. gorgeous work. well, the world's largest bounce house is coming back to the north bay this weekend. the tour is making a stop at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa starting today. take a look. this year there are seven massive inflatable attractions and a brand new deep sea foam party inflatable and an obstacle course. there are bouncy houses for the little ones, big kids and a 16 and up session. tickets range from $22 to $45. kids can discover all types of new toys to celebra

victor oquendo has details. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, george.homped down he felt pure fear but his instincts kicked in and now he's sharing his incredible story of survival. >> i knew the whole time i'm about to die no matter what i do. >> reporter: this georging william telling his story as he recovers from a vicious alligator attack he thought would end his life. >> strangely through all that fear, it was very clear what i knew i had to do. >> reporter: seen in this photo was diving for fossils in south carolina's cooper river last week. he remembers surfacing then spotting the alligator making a bee line to him from about 20 feet away. >> when he was about a foot away he turned his head and opened his mouth to chomp down basically on my head and shoulders. i defensively put my arm up. >> reporter: the gator lashing on to his arm. georgeitis fighting back with a screwdriver he uses to pry fossils from the river bed, trying to stab it. then wrapping his free arm and legs around its body. >> at that point he shook me like a rag doll. >> reporter

victor says the tree's sap has medicinal qualities. >> take a taste of the most transparent. >> reporteris is newer sap? >> that's enough. try it. >> reporter: it's like very herbal. >> not any feeling? >> reporter: i'm starting to lose the feeling in my tongue right now. >> that's what it is. >> this is, you know, you have a cavity, if you have a toothache, this was and is one of the many traditional ways to remedy that. >> reporter: it also tastes wonderful. the tabanuko has long been used in traditional folk medicine, but new research suggests its use as a pharmaceutical is largely untapped and the class of trees it belongs to has potential to treat various cancers, card cardio and other diseases. there are many other species across the country, like the endangered yellow hibiscus, state flower of hawaii, and the turk's head cactus in arizona. >> the only people experts will be able to study these trees is if there's a healthy, abundant population. >> reporter: today preserving wild places like this sustains a huge variety of plants and animals that lives here. tomorrow it might help

muslim, to the front, i bought them cars, the two of them constantly travel together, father victor and hamza ha and periodically i call them back for vacation to rest. he says: we can’t, we ’re leaving there. along the way, ufa provides significant assistance to the sponsored red ray vlnr back in may 2022, bashkiria equipped there is an asphalt plant right there to get the roads in order as quickly as possible. the roads there, vladimirich, are just perfect roads, so we drive fast. and the region always finds the necessary funds for all this. investment projects that would be noted a lot, you know, petrochemicals are of course a plus. the dopors of bashkiria have not often attracted large investors, but in recent years khabirov managed to reverse the trend. today , a dozen businesses are registered in the republic. the governor’s personal involvement also contributes to this. what kind of watch is this? here it is for me, for me, every thursday i gather the investment committee, it doesn’t matter what ’s going on, i gather, i personally receive investors, different ones at that, they come, and

victor oquendo has the story for us. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael.get to him as quickly as possible as he was clinging to the side of that cliff losing his grip. the heart stopping rescue caught on camera. >> don't let go, man! don't let go, okay? >> reporter: this hiker seen clinging desperately to the side of a 100 foot cliff in northern california after authorities say he tumbled down the rock base. helicopter teams, using night vision to find the man, barely visible as he dangles nearly 50 feet above the crashing waves of the san francisco bay. rescuers fearing he could slip at any moment. the rescuer afterwards speaking with them said that was one of the most precarious rescues because of how the victim was grabbing on and how quickly they were to let him go. >> reporter: after more than half an hour, the exhausted hiker hoisted to safety. >> i got you, brother. >> reporter: his hands and feet scraped up, but otherwise okay. the battery alexander trail is very popular, but it's all very dangerous because of all the steep cliffs. a reminder to be

victor has been living and working in the reserve for 23 years.e of closeness to the people, for a thousand years now every resident of our country has been familiar with how ilya muromets fought with various evil spirits, such as the robber nightingale or the tugarin snake. although the events of heroic life relate to... the hero acquired his literary canonicity and easily recognizable image, and at the same time it became clear only a few centuries later, when the place of his military glory, as they said then, was the mother of russian cities, the capital city of kiev. on may 7, 1594 , baron erich lisota appeared on the threshold of the st. sophia cathedral. this diplomat arrived here on behalf of the holy roman emperor of the german nation, rudolf ii. the ruler was fond of magic. and mysterious cults, so that in addition to a purely ambassadorial mission, lisota had to collect mystical information. and in soborov he told a story about a certain magic mirror, with the help of which one could find out everything that other people were thinking a

victor. i'm the sell hood has more in this from the occupied east. jerusalem is a continuation of a war of words between the 2 leaders as both israel and have asked continuously blame each other for the reason why. there still hasn't been a deal reached, but it comes as nothing yahoo is under immense pressure from not only his government, but also his own population. want to see a change has been protesting, week after week in order to call for his removal, saying that she's the reason why not only october, the 7th happened, but why 7 months into this war. the remaining is really captive, still have not been brought back from gaza. now in this evening's war, cabinet meeting according to reports within is really media based on anonymous sourcing. these really prime minister had reprimanded those in the room saying that those who are leaking this information to the media are further emboldening him us, which is why they have a tougher stance. but there are still heavy sticking points from both sides. and that how mass wants to see an end to the war. and these really say that that is simply not goi

victor, the rent has been paid once a month, i will live here, this burkov has completely lost his fear it according to form, i have my fill of things to do, yes, of course, but he wants to see you, okay, let him come in, come in. hey, you've been there for a long time, we need to go to the bathroom, we 're late for school, i have a yearly test, i live here and will be in the bathroom as long as necessary. nina, in 20 minutes you can do anything, you’re already there 40. she was painting her nails there, you’re dmitry melnik, i understand it all looks very strange, but it’s true. it's not every day you see dead people? let's take it in order, what happened to you? listen, that day i had a very serious conversation with my father-in-law. khoromansky, yes, we will save sergeevich. i left the car dealership, waited for a taxi, i had to go to kanzheli, to the airport, we agreed, i went for a walk to the intersection, and got hit on the head, i don’t remember anything else. where have you been all this time? in coma? yesterday i woke up and it turned out i had been robbed. they took my passp

cnn's evan perez has more victor anomer the lawyers for donald trump's two co-defendants, walt nauta and carlos de oliveira were in federal court >> arguing for the obstruction-related charges to be thrown out. they said that the government had not provided any proof that the two men even knew that there were classified documents that were being stuck gd in these in these boxes, there were being moved at mar-a-lago, the former president's estate in palm beach. they also said that the government hasn't hasn't even provided evidence that they knew there was an ongoing investigation or that there was a subpoena that had been served on the former president the judge appeared skeptical of some of these arguments. during the hearing that lasted over two hours jay bratt, one of the prosecutors on the team of special counsel, jack smith. he's told the judge that the fbi doesn't know whether they recovered all of the boxes of documents there were documents that were moved in june of 2022, and were taken to bedminster in new jersey. the former president's golf estate up there and the fbi doesn

victor. in another matter of great contention has been the general approach of the western, but of course the last few years. and they know has been accused of insight and conflict and ukraine as well as the admission of finland. and sweden incident made a blog under underlines on other very important and crucial matter that moscow has been trying to quite lead vocal and adamant about. and that is natal ascension is one of the most goals read lice. but despite that nato has been focused on expanding its territorial border with washer. and this is something that moscow just will not accept in the general status is that the us and its allies will have to learn that there are consequences, but also learn what was the red lines are assistant to another statement from the russian ministry of foreign affairs this was from may of 2023 that i shift to look forward to the west. the counts of our adversaries picking up all law signals very seriously. this is a historical moment. they have to draw some conclusions. is that you have to finland and sweden, applications to join, nato have significantly wor

the car they were in has been found in oklahoma. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search along the kansas-oklahoma border for two missing mothers who vanished the day before easter while driving to pick up children. >> they're gone. and nobody knows where exactly they went. >> reporter: 39-year-old jilian kelley, the wife of a pastor at first christian church in hugoton, kansas, was traveling with 27-year-old veronica butler. according to butler's church, the two women were on their way to get butler's children for a birthday party, but they never made the pickup. >> it appears that this was not a willing incident on their own to have taken off. it looks to be that there is something more involved. >> reporter: butler's blue kia found abandoned on the side of the road about 40 miles away in rural texas county, oklahoma. >> there is every reason to believe that they could be in danger. >> reporter: at an easter service, prayers for their safe return. >> we're going to wrap our arms around the kelley family, we're going to lo

victor? >> well, she can't finish a sentence. she has can't finish a sentence without playing the racial victimization card. and what she doesn't realize is that blacks make up about 13% of the population. which is great. but, according to her racial spoil system they don't make up 75% of the prosecutors in america. so when she is saying is he going to be tried by people of color. what she is saying people of color are overrepresented in the judicial system and, according to the logic of wokeness. >> laura: pay back. >> that's not right. >> laura: payback. it's time to get even. victor, great to see you as always. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> laura: you remember how a few weeks ago and days ago the left was indicating that we are going to see this whole series of interest rate cuts. do you remember that how they bragged about how inflation was under control? >> global economic performance has in part been powered by a strong u.s. economy. u.s. g.d.p. growth is strong. and expectations have been revised upwards. inflation has come do

victor. so the position that moscow church has been quite clear for the past decade, almost jude. and it's not changing the as repeated stress that most of my husband is showing that it's taking into consideration which concerns for national interest as well as national security. but what we're looking at right now is we're shipping it over to you as well, nato over the course of last few years. content inside the pocket can be paid as well. those are the additional building. and so we didn't into the nature block, essentially growing and expanding nato borders is a red line for moscow. something got russian president vladimir, has been quite adamant over the course of the last few years. but this is something that, you know, has not been taken into consideration. the block has been growing. and most of these agreements and treaties have been an old 11 way or another, unless they can listen to what sort of good rest of the russian, deputy farmers i'd say in may of last year. i that i ship to look forward to the west. the comforts of our adversaries picking up all la signals very s

that the conservative heritage foundation has entered a formal partnership with the conservative daniel institute and hungry. there's a reason that when victor orval and visits the united states, conservative circles and donald trump rule out the red carpet for him, it's because in their eyes hungry is a success story hungry has been able to implement many of the reforms to its democracy. the conservative circles in the united states would like to implement to american democracy. now just to put this in perspective, the bertelsmann transformation index, which looks at democratic developments in a $137.00 countries around the world, is found that year after year hungry is drifted further away from a democracy towards in our talk proceed through dismantling checks and balances, consolidating power, meet media, freedom. if these are the examples that the, the major us political party are wish to emanate in united states, then i think there's room to worry for the state of american democracy. moved forward with a look at the elections. some very slippery slope at, let's look at the european elections because those are also coming up. what role d

that the conservative heritage foundation has entered a formal partnership with the conservative daniel institute and hungry. there's a reason that when victor orval and visits the united states, conservative circles and donald trump rule out the red carpet for him, it's because in their eyes hungry is a success story hungry has been able to implement many of the reforms to its democracy. the conservative circles in the united states would like to implement to american democracy. now just to put this in perspective, the bertelsmann transformation index, which looks at democratic developments in a $137.00 countries around the world, is found that year after year hungry is drifted further away from a democracy towards in our talk proceed through dismantling checks and balances, consolidating power, meet media, freedom. if these are the examples that the, the major us political party are wish to emanate in united states, then i think there's room to worry for the state of american democracy. moved forward with a look at the elections, very slippery slope at let's look at the european elections because those are also coming up. what role do you

so the also gets a fair share of those accusations just as he has the gallium current counterpart to victor, oregon. and i wonder, what are you seeing benefits from propagating this association between authentic patriotism and patriotism that doesn't want to take other countries resources but just wants to define its own interest can get some benefit from you know, presenting it in such a non just uh you know darn, but uh, ultimately very harmful and very dangerous way. well, i would say that these are very funny, these things that would be just very popular in the ways to do today. as you are saying, on one side, the way it is now is you brought the advisors who will be leaving in the west and hanging morning and on the other side and everybody else. if you had 5 by 2 of the go as far as i'm signed to mind, see if you ever last being or i'm be now the products, uh ceilings and the ideas you are the strictest. you are to tell me, tell you it is a said you are even visual where they are using these domains. slovakia and you are meant you're going to remind you to have any right. so you, you

on the show today if you wanted to destroy america, what would you do, victor davis hanson outlines what biden has already done a comprehensive lift and we have it for you. and the eclipse there will not be another one for 20 years. some of us will be taking her last best chance. monday april 8, 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin ♪ ♪. stuart: it was too easy wasn't it. the total clips, what is the ending, the heart. >> 1995. stuart: i prefer total clips of the sun. >> you are so cool. from the 1970s i remember that. today is a once-in-a-lifetime event. a total solar eclipse is probably the last of my lifetime. i'm not going to miss this thing i'm telling you. >> 2079 is a long way off. stuart: good morning. this is gripped the nation. more than the earthquake. >> appearing is quite interesting. there is a lot of excitement around this because 31 million people live in the path of totality that will get to see this when the moon will block out the rays of the sun and usher in a solar eclipse. by 3:25 p.m. eastern today you want to be outside looking up for the show with your safety glasses.

victor. all right, he said every solvent country has a right to decide for itself out so. so it's problems. you guys guys is solving nation. it knows where these problems are. are these problems are peculiar 2 weeks. you cannot use, you parents will be shown to solve an applicant problem. for instance. i don't understand why. and i'm bus or the should look at. they wouldn't issue and i'm for, for what i will, what i'm hoping is our personal opinion or not the opening of the it will be a, you know, i think it is from the people out there probably offended just for to that to them . you cannot bring one is, i mean if it's another problem, your country you cannot bring your to are because i want to impose it on that. and i think it's, it's mental. so i've been where the guys guys are right. not going to be in front of me keeping it. yeah. and if the tim speaking nickel, i'm the only way they know just tell me is i'm putting a lot like that doesn't say where you have that same thing in some countries. and sometimes you don't have to huge it's phone. every country has a right to decide what is b

politician and rex, a campaigner and nigel for rush for right french politician eric has m y and congress prime minister victor, oregon were also due to speak at the event the law makers and the u. k. have voted to advance a bill that would see young people banned from smoking. it aims to prevent anyone who is currently 15 or younger from ever legally buying cigarettes. it also aims to making beeping less appealing. the bill will now pass to the next stage in parliament german chancellor, all actual signs wrapped up a 3 day visit to china where he met at length with the chinese president children paying on tuesday, rushes more on ukraine was high on the agenda, but so to were germany and the used trade ties with china. it was the culmination of a high stakes trip to china. chancellor shells held unusually long discussions in beijing with chinese president. she's in pain a 3 hour meeting that included a private tea ceremony and a meal. one of the chancellors goals to convince china to put pressure on rushes. vladimir persian canada as a permanent member of the un security council showing that has a heightened r

alexander podoprigora, victor voloshin, lead donetsk, donetsk people's republic. kursk state medical university hasquet to stop bleeding. this product is already has managed to show its effectiveness in the special operations zone, doctors are sending grateful reviews. according to doctors, it is convenient to apply it to an injured limb, which reduces the risk of injury. these products can be used in any weather, in any temperature conditions. directly applying it both to the lower limb, and during the evacuation of the wounded , to apply it, since it is universal, we have the opportunity to apply it to the upper limb. foreign sports officials are making every effort to disrupt the games friendship, which should take place in the fall in russia. the leaders of the mok world anti-doping agency admitted this in a conversation with pranksters vavan or. no friendship with russia, even in sports, even as a third country; western officials are going to give such a harsh ultimatum to the countries of the global south so that they will under no circumstances participate in the friendship games that will b

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statements being made by the hung, gary and foreign minister says that he has spoken to the hon, gary and prime minister victor over by and according to stalls and book he has said that he is confident that to these kind of quantities, these kind of questions about this proposal can be in and out in the week say have we. busy busy are expecting potentially more detail and possibly a signing of of some sold with respect your disagreement team july during the night . so summit that is due to be held in washington dc. charlie, thank you very much on site for life or say in cave into key in our pro carry sponsor station in the east has had his victory in this week's local elections. restored the city's election board had refused to certify his mail. when smoking days of protests and dozens of the rest, seen him go, sailed reports from the city, a vine waste of 4. is that been celebrating his re installment? a design yellow? oh, this is the moment up. the last day down learned the election board had to versed in earlier decision and recognize his victory in the race for mayor of loans, a city in se, into kia. he re

in the country , historical memory and the heroic legacy of the victors are being erased; in ukraine, another monument to the soviets hass us who authorities in ukraine. over the past two years, the kiev regime has been waging the most fierce struggle against monuments. almost all monuments dedicated to soviet heroes and achievements have already been destroyed. what is the connection between the ideology of nazism and the puppet structures that the west is forming and growing today? this is one of the threats to national security that experts and guests of the new issue paid special attention to. historical parallels that make you not only think, but also act proactively. during the great during the patriotic war, belarus lost a third of its population, yes, their plans have not changed at all, these people will come here with the same goal: to destroy the population. if we look at the result of the maidan in 1914, this is the destruction of the ukrainian population, this is the liberation of the area, excuse me, the food supply, it is possible. to name for those who are at the helm of all these saints how much she lef

involved in that, but that is being used as an excuse by progress done, which has been hoarse. 2 millions of love around victor. jade. since the russian occupation of, honest on jaguar, the 1979 most of them played without anything. and now they're going back to a country where they really have to start from scratch, go. people are not happy in the way and ways the government had conducted this particular issue. they want that they should be given. a citizen tribune focused on many of the children were born and they were raised an educated at a business is that and of course they have built their lives. so it is going to be extremely difficult. and the government focused on has come on this gate and criticism from the united nations high commission for refugees and even human rights organizations. or say that the bug is done, the handling of this particular the bad creation is something which is of course in human. and unacceptable. jury selection has begun and donald trump's hush money trial. that's the 1st of full criminal trials. the full presence is facing, as he campaigns to attend to the white house. chr

victor, a hi. he says, every soul ring country it has a right to decipher itself out to resolve this problems. you might have gas guys in solving nations. it knows where these problems car. i just problems are peculiar to each. you cannot use a you parents will be shown to solve an applicant problem. for instance. i don't understand why and i'm so the should look at. they wouldn't issue and i'm for, for what i will. what i'm hoping is our personal opinion or not the opening of the hope. yeah. you know, i think it is wrong that people have that problem, that the district queued out to them. you cannot spring work is, i mean if it's not a problem, your country, you cannot bring your to africa. i want to impose it on that. and i think it this month or so. i've been where the guys guys are right. not gonna be a problem. let me keep them if you end up with them speaking difficulty. i'm the only way they know. just tell me is i'm putting a lot like that doesn't say where you have that same thing. in some countries. in some countries, you don't have to huge. it's for every country as of right to deci

has been sentenced to 15 years in prison . victor done while the real shot worked for the state department for more than 20, as it also served as i'm positive to believe you. he was arrested in december of to end because the federal agents colton basting about his spying activities for most of his life. mister rocher lived a lie while holding various senior positions in the us government. he was secretly acting as the cuban government's agents. that is a staggering the trail of the american people that calls this rule, that equitable is full of vice president whole, hey, gloss must remain in jail despite judges confirming that his arrest last week was a legal like 3 judge tribunal rules that last must complete his present sentences for to previous corruption convictions. lots as close as that he'll be appealing the ruling. he was arrested a week ago during a rate by police on mexico's everything key to weighed souls asylum since december . a severe drought is fullest in columbia as capital markets all to russian more for the 1st time in 40 years, neighborhoods will be cut from the grid for

victor? >> well, she can't finish a sentence. she han she can't finisa sentence without playing the victim card.t 13 what she doesn't realize blacks make up 13% of the population, which is great. according to her racial spoilst system, they don't make up 75% of her prosecutors in america. so what she is saying, he'ss going to be tried with people of color, what she is sagging,or people of color aredi overrepresented inic the judici system. according to the logic of wokenesspayb, that is not righti >> laura: payback. yit is time to get even. victor, great to see you as always.d da do you remember a few weeks ago and days ago the left was indicatinghi that we will see tu whole series of interest rates cuts? remember that?l how they bragged inflation was under control? >> global economic performance has empowered by strong u.s. economy.ctat u.s. gdp growth is strong andin expectations have been revised upward. inflation has come downpe significantly since its peak. >> laura: well, technically, but it doesn't all pan out. so now biden and a

even in his youth he spent all his money on a slot machine, my victor then helped him jump off, and not... he had friends, but now that vitya hasne down, dima has become somewhat withdrawn, haggard, you will help, we will find out everything, thank you, goodbye. yes, it’s probably hard to lose a husband at that age; it’s hard at any age. pavel, communications, find our client’s brother using the mobile signal. dmitry lavrentievich lusov. “give me the coordinates, we want to go for a ride with him and correspondence with his background, give me a few minutes, boss, i see him, it’s him. in a black suit, great, ol, bookmaker’s office, it looks like the client was right and thunder, it looks like someone it’s waiting . ol, carefully, come closer. try to get the sound out. i looked at the correspondence of this dmitry, neither in the mail, nor in social networks, nor in sms, there is nothing. just borrow everyone. why doesn't she explain? and you wanted him to write to everyone, give me money, i’ll bet on our national team. i wish this would help for once. wait a while and check everything there, okay dim , my people figured out eve

and a former us diplomats who admitted to spying for cuba has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. victor, manually i wrote child works for the state department for more than 20 years, and also served as ambassador to bolivia. he was arrested in december after undercover agents caught him boasting about his spying activities. those are the headlines up next origin of the species. thanks for watching of the the when they 1st activated me is a robot that time that time, the time when i 1st saw the light of day of the i didn't know what the hell it was. i have had very little understanding just a wash of sensory impressions, the the not a understand these experience. i don't know what to do with them. but i treasure them . i see them still perfectly preserved in my memory, the eye on the lines. yes, i am so happy to be like totally alive. come to life. it's totally strange because i know that i'm not alive like any other organisms. personally, i enjoyed being a robot. it's like being an astronaut. you know, like a bold explorer of the unknown. i feel like on the line that i know i in the mac

victor, which you have written about so brilliantly. chronic recruiting shortages are now forcing the army to cut 16,500 occupational positions. most of them vacant. the air force hasposed a reduction of 8,000 troops after missing recruitment goals for the first time in 20 years. the navy is short 9,000 sailors. forcing longer deployments for others: victor, do we sound like a super power here? >> no, i mean, it's the same pattern. why would you, in the military, if you are mark milley or lloyd austin deliberately insult the demographic that dies at twice their numbers in the population in afghanistan and iraq and then force this non-meritocratic dei targeted mostly at them and so they just shrug and say you know i have had it. and they are the rubric or the demographic is not signing up. all of this is gratuitous and unnecessary. it just shows you that they would rather be ideologically correct than win the hearts and minds of their own citizens. it's getting crazier and crazier. trump all he has to do and is he doing a pretty good job. he gave a wonderful talk at the funeral of the slain officer that will win him the election if he shows that he is not buying int

brecel has got another frame in the final session. the winner faces the victori. trump is also six frames to three up against his opponent in the first round. the pair get the final session under way tomorrow afternoon. 2019 champion trump, one of the main men to watch in sheffield, with five ranking titles so far this year. we're under way on day three in the first women's major of the season in golf, the chevron championship. world number one nelly korda was just one shot off lead starting the day. korda after her fifth tourament victory in a row. jodie ewart shadoff is the top briton at the moment. you can follow the third round on the bbc sport website. willie mullins is on the verge of becoming the first irish trainer to win the uk jumps title for 70 years. mullins has had an extraordinary season, including winning the grand national and the cheltenham gold cup, and today he added the scottish national prize money to his tally to move to more than £160,000 clear of his nearest rival. it was a very close race at ayr, though, macdermott only taking it in a ph

the metro, and in general he has some crazy routes to other regions all the time, so ivan's day off, this is ivan riding his bike somewhere, we welcome ivan, so finally, victor in the world, and a person who exists , among other things, to attract the fair half of humanity to tourism, he has many talents, that’s why he’s wonderful. a literary translator, that is, he can translate poetry from one language into another language so that it all rhymes beautifully, he sings beautifully and in general he is a very, very creative person who speaks fluent english. he writes wonderful fables, which sometimes you confuse with krylov, well, especially victor does this, amazing people, amazing people we have gathered in the studio today, well, it’s time to start, this is for one, a fun quiz, and the first round, a simple single game. so, we begin, i ask the first numbers to come to the table here, that is, team captains, travelers and tourists, sports tourists, breakfast for tourists, there were such canned goods that were famous in their time, well, we are talking about breakfast in general, including, maybe tourist, more precisely, a question about dessert, attention,

send how to the challenge of people like him, victor is right, problems cannot be ignored, so another main task appears, quickly, so quickly that nothing hasool around? and hello, hello, i called you, i’m talking about the dog, and irina, come in, dog, hey, dog, and alimp, olimp, olimp, olimp, this is definitely alim, so that’s your name, it turns out, and what are you calling him? didn’t have a name, well, no, just a dog for now, i was sure that his... owner would be found, tatyana, yes, i’m afraid that the owner wouldn’t be found, why, this is my probable brother’s dog, and where is he? he died, okay, come in, thank you, now it’s clear where the dog disappeared, apparently he went for a walk with him, this all happened. but no one met olympus, and he ran away. and what happened? anton was probably attacked, the police cannot say anything for sure. he lived alone and was found on the street at night. i think he was shot. when all this happened, my fiancé and i were not in russia, we were on vacation.