no, i first move back criminal roses captain victor let's put things in order three steps back i steppeday, come here in the boat. hands off. listen to what's going on here. and captain beketov is a criminal investigation department, they climbed too far, comrade captain, what are you doing here? sergey lobanov is my friend? let's find i must and the investigating authorities. and you, comrade, captain. i'll ask you to leave the scene, you understand, captain. give me a meeting together. we'll find. you'll be worse, dad. give whatever they want, let them go. there was a net, and you took hedgehogs. and what is this, what is this? and the paw? are you climbing? are you climbing boy? what are you climbing? well done on fig? high five. ah. ate here, come on, sit down oh it hurts. come here, come here. come on, quickly. answer me answer, nadzoranka degradants. all in all. we were hooks and rope together yesterday buy. this is the most fight with the locals. so uh, they didn't kill. let's go down there, come on. so what, and where is he? i don't know if he was here. i think that's how it shou

victor, let's start a little further.elieve that boris johnson just used the situation in ukraine to avoid his resignation, which was looming over him six months ago, and he is really in the middle of the party. which the court represents or johnson had a lot of complaints against him as the leader of the party and as the prime minister actually because if we are talking about british society, then britain, as for me, in ukraine, johnson now has more support than in british society. at least from the publications that i read daily there in the western press, i do not see such a priority for him as we observe in ukraine. that de facto saved him last year from such a crisis that we are observing now, that is, he used this situation in ukraine, including for himself. really has such an unbiased attitude towards what is happening in ukraine, he is convinced , convinced, and he really defends the position that the defeat of russia must be that the defeat of russia must be the victory of democracy over autocracy, moreover, toda

showing there which is called but you starred with me there, the grandson of jean paul belmondo victor, letou that jean -paul belmondo died not so long ago, unfortunately, it was a great loss for france, of course, for world cinema . already praised in the world, some film critics say that he faced the problem of comparison with his grandfather, but he will cope with it. the film itself, in my opinion, is very appropriate for the current circumstances, because it is very good, very light, but not overly sentimental and salty, there is enough funny jokes that can give you back some taste of life from the thirst for life if you feel that you are already a little out of breath , then by all means i advise you to watch this film, it tells about such a guy, majora, whose father decides to shake it up a little or he behaved somehow more responsibly and asked him to take care of one of the patients, a boy who is 12 years old, he is seriously ill, and thanks to this friendship, both of them learn something new, something useful, let's see an excerpt, no sweets , no cookies, he has diabetes, no spor

victor please, let's, let's have some words, well, perplexing well. your word is accepted.bewilderment. it 's something. other and i think we guessed it. yes, and now look, the third reasoning is the same topic. and it will either confirm what you think, or you and such often happened. yes, yes, yes, in the sense that this also sometimes happens on seraphim salamatnikov on the screen, the third argument on the same topic, please, me. i rode, and i gave the slides a name. by the numbers, peel number one is very, very bad. it's even okay for me to go down slide number two. well, slide number three is a little better, well, we also get a little bit better, and the coolest thing is that it turned out that i rode hill number five and i managed to call in. here on this one to call a hillock and stand on one puddle to ride on one ski to become. how the bump ended. i fell for the second one. we also have a bigger one at the end. and i drove through it. this is how she was. i'm already here like this, and this is how i roll on my back. and this was my word. it really took my breath

let's choose one topic victor remove any line.

victor. good health. let's start with your assessment of the situation at the front on the 138th day of the war. many say that the next weeks will be decisive. do you agree with this? forces well, in fact, they will be decisive. every day is decisive, we all expect a turning point, for now, in the coming days or weeks, i would not expect any extraordinary news there, the main thing that remains for us is to hold back the defense and not lose the positions we are in now , the main main direction which we are hoping for, this is pivdenyi, this is kherson. we have a promotion there, there is a vision of how to do everything, especially what concerns the right bank of the dnieper , so i hope that ours will hold on in the kharkiv direction and in those directions in the donetsk region where the enemy is trying to advance in the direction of the slavonian bakhmut, and it is clear that it is necessary to monitor the situation in zaporizhzhia, where the enemy tried to accumulate forces for some kind of counterattack an

, if you look closely, the golden gate bridge has been introduced well, let's sum up the results of the third round 900 on victor's account 74 100 artyom 16 200 evgeny has the final round ahead. let's play the final round according to tradition, we offer you seven questions and, accordingly, seven topics, dear players. let's choose one topic victor remove any line not only about space. allow me artyom what to call you now evgeny all works are good, the theme is chosen, keys, dear players. please place your bets. the theme keys have been made and here is the question to the first the keys to the gate the elders said that according to legend alexander the great founded the city, and therefore there is nothing more decent than to transfer the city founded by a great monarch to another no less than his great name the city time. time glass what city are we talking about? viktor kerch's answer is incorrect rate 900 artyom's answer no answer no answer rate 2 600. thank you artyom what evgeny answered us and evgeny gave the correct answer. indeed, derbent it happened during the persian campaign of 1722, derbent is conside

several schools and killed 2 teachers all than a 1000, hungarians of rally against prime minister victor or ban, let in the latest and was been a series of anti government protests. demonstrations began after all vans ruling party passed legislation to sharply raise taxes on small businesses or banners facing his toughest challenge. yet since taking power in at 2010 landslide, with inflation at its highest level in 2 decades, saturday's rally was caught by oberon's independent opposition challenger, whose alliance was defeated in april elections. rosemary rosa gord, winery mitchell. he passed the government is commonly planning such austerity measures that people cannot tolerate them any more. for example, changes in taxes, teachers are underpaid. they can all make a living and so on. this is why we have to come out on the street and say, we cannot go any further like this. here with and he is our life from london was to lead on the program. at concern is a river that provided drinking water to syrians for centuries, begins to dry up the right to pay for a pint one unit very us for a commodity. most

victor. >> speaking of spikes, let's talk about covid.gh in more than half of the country now. are some of these counties reinstating these mask requirements? >> some of them are thinking about it. l.a. county is thinking about it. it will be interesting to see what they do. when you take a look at this map, what you see is that 54% of the country is red, that means high transmission, and the cdc says in those circumstances you should be masking indoors in public, and people who are at high risk of getting very sick from covid should be considering if there's an indoor activity that they don't have to go to, that they shouldn't go to it. it's going to be hard, i think, to tell these places you haven't been wearing masks for a while, could you put them back on again. that i think feels unlikely to work very well. let's take a look at some other numbers, because in a way it's not the cases that matter, it's the hospitalizations and the deaths. deaths are past 400 a day for the first time in two months. hospitalizations surpassed 2,000 for t

>> let's certainly hope so. victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn next tonight to new questions and new anger after that chilling video was released from inside that school in uvalde. the families who lost their children want answers. how this went on for 77 minutes. the images of officers retreating in that hallway. abc's john quinones tonight in uvalde. >> reporter: tonight, in that uvalde community, many parents have been demanding answers. now their anger only growing after new video obtained by kvue and "the austin american statesman" shows the 77 agonizing minutes from the time the gunman entered the school until law enforcement would finally take him down. those organizations releasing the leaked video to provide transparency to the community. one of the responding officers was outside the classroom armed with an assault rifle, just three minutes into the massacre. police retreating after coming under fire. teacher arnulfo reyes says watching the video makes him sick. he was shot twice, trapped

let's talk about what needs to be done and who's up for the job with policy advisor and economist kanisha, victor, roger, a senior research associate at the global affairs thing. thank o. d i in the u. k. let's start off with vickery massena. what happens if roger pox, his so called ally takes over his old job? i think there will be continued team no matter who gets into paula, but he's running to become a single gets into the presidency for sure. there will be talks that will continue with the international monetary fund on a band out package. and the can. the thing is also talking about in the consortium for sri lanka and then the difficult task which i think he needs to articulate also is how we do economic reforms to get the economy more market oriented and meet the needs of the pool. and then there is this fixed and difficult question of political reforms that needs to come down the line. you mentioned the poor, there are so many people who can't afford fuel at the moment who can't even get the hands on fuel food. it's a desperate humanitarian situation right now. if there is the same old be

victor, alisyn. >> camila bernal, thank you. >>> let's bring in dr.nt at texas childrens' hospital. dr. hotez, great to see you. help us put this in perspective. on a scale of one to ten, ten being hair on fire concern, where are you with the monkeypox outbreak? >> my thinking keeps evolving, alisyn, as the number of cases really starts to rise. now we're up to 5,000 cases in the united states. we account for about a quarter of the world's cases, 20,000 cases, and of course that's always going to be an underestimate by some factor, maybe two or three. and so the numbers are really getting up there. the big question is at what point things reach critical mass where it spills over to the general population, maybe gets into the rodent populations in the united states. so i'm extremely concerned right now that we're just not accelerating enough vaccine doses out there. also, can we do some things to reduce the barriers for treatment. right now it's approved for smallpox, but for monkeypox, the antiviral drug requires informed consent, requires an expanded

everything is ready to meet with her daria borodulina victor tobitov and alena baeva vesti irkutsk let's return to the first topic of the issue of the shelling of novaya kakhovka in the city . all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the website smotrim.ru see you. i love to come back to our house, because home is where you are tea, princess nouri is good where you are. papa can domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments . i'm ready. my ex is calling, partner. listen, let's get to work. by the way , what's wrong with him? he was just an envious person was a source of confidence, not questions with pieces of smoked brisket. hmm sounds delicious. all right, i've never had before. i wake up so much earlier than before to rise above myself and find the strength to find the strength to put off devoting time to the most important things when sport is the norm of life. i have all the rules. find the energy on the website of the norm-sport.rf will last about 10 seconds. for long

on october, the anita diesel needs to de vandalized on you predict the missouri victor or told is sheets do i know? let you look at the, i mean the quantity in produce shoulders on a complete volume zone ability switching except around with the video. she actually had a pretty short and you skill bethesda, since you most websites, the 3rd with my boss. now i'm a dollar level, merrill has jamal. o can lose ye for poor her. eta will send though i know poor her lo eggs, ye hell, good anesthesia, cal gazesberg. these will kill communication, go people. but some of the local residents want to do more. for breeze, who to a door and other concern activists have again enlisted bruno sharon of cree route. they take new measurements around the uranium processing side, a little children. she said, well, she will pillage is clear, keep up with it. but we'll just keep dorothy know. she puddled judging nurse scissors. muscular not salt things above chill was all the threshold as our investigation draws to a close, where in the offices of piracy and law firm to speak again to our muster for our action. the activists

let's bring in victor davis hanson. just talking about prosecuting without fear or favor. you know, it's amazing to me that you look at the evidence piling up against hunter biden. you look at all of the computer evidence we have and now you have these logs revealing that when he was vice president, he met with his son 14 times, victor davis hanson. why is this being ignored by much of the world? >> well, it was a lie that was advanced in 2019 primary and general election. everybody knew then. there were photographs of these oligarchs and lobbyists with joe biden. there was tony bobulinski, there was the lab top, the opulent lifestyle that was inexplicable for joe biden himself. but there was a lie and promulgated by the left and the democratic party. without it, they were afraid donald trump would be elected. now that liability, that asset, joe biden, is a liability. so low in the polls that they're going to blame him for their honey progressive message failing to attract voters. now automatic of this administrative st

victor sellarole: i know. they hate. they started really shy. don't let them-- this guy was so shy. montae: chill out, bro. sorry. montae: (singing) ♪ get out my way. ♪ i say oh lord, i want you to help me. ♪ i don't know. because before rap squad, i was really a shy and mellow person. and i used to let people walk all over me and stuff like that. and rap squad really gave me that voice to be able to speak how i wanted to. [laughing] dude, i'm excited, bro. [dog barking] montae: this is my dad right here. it's a little old. and these are thgloves that were at the funeral. this is the rose from the thing that was on the casket. [birds chirping] montae: now this is where the magic happens. this right here. before this, we started off with just the mic and we had a crate. and we set the crate on a desk, and we'd all throw our jackets over the crate. so it would more of like insulation-type thing and you wouldn't hear the things on the outside. and then sellarole went and bought the phone. it's always people in the world that try to make a difference. they're not always recognized, but at least they try. and i

let's hear, after all, that the colleagues of that same victor with whom they tried to introduce us,the fourth year at work a good person specialist always helps always good-naturedly and they don’t smile at all so that he is closed in himself. i am mainly interested in sports, and viktor and i are mostly interested. we talk about sports, how do you like it because he loves sports. everyone who is purely skiing with him, as an athlete, these ideologies are nothing. in general, he walks away from this conversation. actually in the soul. no one's climbing, at all exactly this. come to the base, you see, mother of the competition i have not seen. but look, he works as a mechanic at vodokanal and i must say that he has excellent colleagues who themselves do not know how to react to the situation, honestly everyone tried. uh, to introduce us to victor and they talked about the fact that he is an athlete, you see, they mention skiing. you told us about kayaking here, he's always interested in different guys. well, in general, a very good person, very good. everybody. yes, everyone says tha

let's go now to cnn's athena jones. what's the u.s. attorney general saying about this indictment? >> reporter: hi, victor and alisyn. know that we are here at the very beginning, the ceremony just began. they are preparing to reopen this tops supermarket behind me for the first time since the horrific mass shooting two months ago and that's what's going on behind me. as you mentioned, accused of killing ten black people, targeting them, purposely coming to this supermarket because it's in a black neighborhood, having planned this attack for years. among those federal charges, ten counts of hate crimes resulting in death, three counts of hate crimes involving attempt to kill. he injured three people and did not kill them. as well as a hate crime charge count alleging -- and attempting to kill additional black people in the store. that's something that one of the tops employees i spoke with wanted to see. she was concerned that she felt targeted and yet this suspect was not being charged in her killing. so, we have here the authorities from the supermarket, the leaders, talking about the full renovation that was done,

all these americans are innocent, let's be clear. victor boot is a bad, bad criminal.nnocent americans against one criminal, is better than two for one. >> one of the things -- in the analysis, i've actually grown to understand in a comprehensive way the timing of her arrest. we talked about the war starting six months ago, and right around the beginning is when the reports of her arrest surfaced, because she had flown to russia to begin her season. can you talk a little bit about how this could be viewed as a strategic move by russia, because they wanted boot back as you said, paul whelan, you know, there had been previous discussions about trading him for paul whelan, was taken britney griner a high-profile person they could take to make the swap real? >> you know, that is an interesting question and i don't know the answer to it, right? i don't know exactly what they were thinking, she was stopped right on the border, right? it would have been very coordinated to be asked strategic as you're suggesting, once she was detained, i'm sure the ideas of trying to finally

let me remind you that lord north the king's right hand has seen victor pronounce the parliament and he would not hear the complaint of america not massachusetts friends, but america until she were at his feet i ask you my neighbors is the place for an american and an englishman's feet. no, i should say not not at his feet sir. but i decide as loyal subjects to our king we have grievances to be sure but the answer must not be flying in the face of royal authority. governor won't close our ports of remove our company. it's unthinkable. it's not unthinkable think of all the coercions and intelligence that have impressed upon boston and massachusetts that could happen to anyone of these new colonies now, we need to band together and declare like those on delivery in the north that we we shall fight for our right? people love williamsburg. subjects. oh, there's most gracious majesty king george the third. hey he i stand before you of extinct troubled man. example before you will betrayed man. the trade as you have been betrayed. and his right good people. you have been betrayed. by the v

me now as john ratcliffe, former trump director of national intel and victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. let's take these humiliations and that's what they are -- one by one. how could the white house not have foreseen that the chinese would completely dominate them with this readout? >> your lead in was spot on. the readout speaks volumes. according to the readout, joe biden told president xi that he opposed any unilateral efforts to change the status quo. president xi was more direct. he promised the fiery death, he promised that those who play with fire, set themselves on fire and would perish. very clearly from that it sounds like a president xi is playing hardball, president biden is playing wiffle ball and we've seen that far too often. to your point about if this is accurate, we know it is at least in part, both parties agree in the readout that the gentleman agreed to a face-to-face meeting. president xi never would've agreed to a face-to-face meeting if after he set the redline on taiwan that joe biden set up to him and said nancy pelosi or any american politician can go to taiwan any

let's bring in now victor cha, former director of asian affairs for the national security council and cnbc contributor as well. what will shinzo abe the legacy be? >> one is that he was a survivor. i worked with him when i was in the bush white house in 2005 and 2006, where he resigned prematurely because of health issues and everybody thought his political career was over, and then he came back to be the longest-serving prime minister. second, a real defender of the liberal international order and democracy and freedom. in many ways, he saw the threats to the international order that we are dealing with today many years before, and was the author of some of the ideas that the biden and ministration isn't lamenting today on the quad, u.s., japan, australia, and india, the free and open indo pacific. really, a visionary in terms of foreign policy, and a political survivor. >> ian brehmer tweeting of abe earlier today, quote, he was never afraid to go against the grain or break with tradition, which i find so noteworthy in a country where tradition is everything. >> when we think of jap

region and knocking out the russian occupiers from there like a warrior. now let's move on to our next conversation and victor major general, military prosecutor of ukraine 2019-20 years, is in touch with us , congratulations mr. viktor, good day, well, i hope you listened to this part of our broadcast , if not, then i will summarize briefly, kyrylo sezonov said interesting things after we talked here with belarusian experts and they commented on the possibility of an attack from the side of belarus by the russian military reinforced by the belarusian army kirill of the season put it this way: kyiv continues to be the number one target and the west from the side of belarus is actually imminent reality even gave the deadline of september 1, well, on average, plus two weeks, how do you , viktor, look at these forecasts? how do you evaluate them and what do you think about it? well, first of all, i want to join your guys for the uh season, yes, they were with him once upon a time, there were different relations in the public sphere. we used to write to each other in different degrees of sharpness and such, but n

well, let's take a quote from victor order, uh, who simply mentioned this word already.listen. i see in the plan there is to limit the consumption of gas, a worrying signal that europe is sliding towards a war economy and heading towards a recession, countries of the west should change their strategy regarding the conflict in ukraine to find a solution that would be favorable for ukraine eu economics of the community countries and households paying the bills. the european commission comes out with many statements for electricity, but it does little in practice. a so-called platform has been created so that we can buy gas together and not compete with each other on the world market. until now, the result of the work of this platform is not felt seriously. how do you rate, really now the state european economy. it's already a recession. this is a crisis. i can't say exactly recession or not, but the concern. eh, it sounds from all sides, even read the western press now , these french are the main topic there, which means how europe can withstand. uh, the so-called gas blac

victor, for a period of 25 years. she stood up for him, saying that her sentence was when she retired. she said that the sentence you passed and was already not quite. well, let's say inadequate. and she is now in favor of just an exchange for the return of victor to his homeland and believes that he has already served enough, there 14.5 years in a maximum security prison, that she is just in favor of his exchange and, as it were, supports him in in this regard, the initiative from the united states and the judge spoke some details, and why she suddenly had a clearing in her head. why was he not there 14 years ago 15, when she passed the sentence, i think that when it is difficult for me to comment on this argument due to the fact that she was still in the civil service from sleep. and now he is free to express his opinion. and in general, more uh question uh such. and what could be, uh, some help from our consulate, perhaps victor uh, as far as it is, it is possible to understand that a maximum security prison is unlikely to involve any visits and so on. this is the mode of your communication with your spouse. it is as it is regulated, exclusively by the situa

scotland, of course, beautiful out there and scotland around through the british let's go to the 10th hole now. this is victor hovland, eons of sinking the birdie putt. very nice. yeah. he finishes the round. he's 6 strokes under par there. but let's check out this incredible bunker shot. rory mcilroy, how does he sing this? this is on the 10th hole. nails it. amazing shot for mcilroy. their live. the golf crowd loves it. mcilroy finishing round 3. he's also 6 strokes under par tied up with hovland. that final round is happening on sunday. i had an inkling that you might try and do like a scottish accent for the he's been pretty hashed. yeah. i was talking. baseball is hyped up. you know? yeah. i got to take some lessons with jason or they could just come >> we're going to check of your forecast tonight. looking beautiful outside of san francisco. mabrisa rodriguez has some details on the giants game tomorrow. what's going yeah. let's stick with that baseball sports theme out there right now in the bay area. first pitch tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the afternoon as the giants face off once again against the brewe

victor is my ex-husband. enough paul my friend. summer will be exciting in prayer. you know? let's world's premier was not investigated kidnapping. summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons producers of good things want and most importantly, but it's best to check. do not count in a minute. yes, we are all sick football. well, really well done, i really enjoy it , i get the feeling that they are doing it all on purpose, but they mean with their citizens they tell them that they need to save on everything, that they need to wash a little four points, that it is very important to defeat putin, therefore, tighter we'll tighten our belts. so what, here, there will be no heating like gas. but you can put a candle in a pot and warm yourself, and 60,000 high-ranking assholes are right with this, you get a salary of 18%. uh, employees of euro structures, well, the class is the same, that is, shut up the people. quiet. be patient and you will raise yourself here. well, how is it? can i or 8 1/2? well, in short, they are trying to catch up with inflation 8.5 while even i

let's go back to the first bumgart family in germany, the news of victor's murder was a severe blow foral wife and sons. it was, of course, a shock to us when we found out about the death within a week. we flew there. yes, they quickly took the tickets and flew. when they found out who the killer was and why they killed their father, were they shocked by this news? yes, of course. because , uh, as far as i know, the father helped this man. he then helped him buy a plot, where he also built a hotel for himself. this is how they would be friends when my brother told me that my father disappeared, but somehow i already had thoughts that something serious and then bad should be prepared. yes, because the father, in fact, he did not do this. well, of course, he decided to live with another family. this is a different issue. but he didn't do that just like disappearing. i believe that by no means was there an accidental fight. here there is a random on the basis of jealousy on the street there with a drunk man, then he shouted yelling there. what no one heard. it's all a planned gang murder.

norm, let me start with you on the bannon trial. is this a tough case to prove? >> victor, alisyn, thanks for having me back. it's not a tough case to prove. steve bannon got a subpoena. when you get a subpoena, you have to show up and answer questions. if you feel you have privileges, you can assert them. he didn't show up, so he has a very narrow defense that the court will allow him to make that he didn't really understand, he thought he had more time. but that's not true. so he also didn't produce documents. it's an easy government case and that's why the government is saying they're just going to put in two, three witnesses and probably dispose of their case in a day. >> michael, let's talk about what we think steve bannon will do in the courtroom. we know he's very brave on his own podcast, which is the safest space in the united states, your own podcast studio, where you can say whatever you want unchecked. do we think, knowing his style for grandstanding, that he will take the stand and he will try to hog up whatever air time there is? >> yeah, it's a very good que

who controls him here, if we talk about so now let's continue victor elku, khali, who just joined us like a tornado or they have an alder, and judging by the defeat. the most important thing is that it looks like, because alder is all something that flew ammunition that is blown up at a height. that is, this is ammunition that causes an expression not when it hits the ground, but when approaching the ground and, accordingly, covers much more space. and accordingly, these are the destruction and fires. they are very similar, as if it really was blown up at a certain height, which means that something did fly. this is definitely not a hymars probability. they didn't hold a haimar in their hands and the photos are few, but it looks like a lion, it looks like a very tactic that they are now using. here's what victor told us first releases the alder. you see, they perfectly understand that it is impossible to open, as it were, in three layers, respectively, the system that they cover they cover several objects at the same time and, uh, and they just use the old proven tactic. but what is c

who control it, if we talk about so let's continue now victor elkukhali, who just joined us on the airragment, and presumably an alder. let's look even closer here, but yes, it looks more like, yes, like ours, like a rszo, like a tornado or they have an alder, and judging by the defeat. the most important thing is that it looks like, because alder is something that flew ammunition that is blown up at a height. that is, this is an ammunition that causes an expression not when it hits the ground, but when approaching the ground and, accordingly, covers a lot more space. and accordingly, these are the destruction and fires. they are very similar, as if it really was blown up at a certain height, that is, it means that something did fly. this is definitely not a hymars, the probability was held by a khaimar in his hands and there are few photographs. well, it looks like leo is very similar to the tactics that he is currently using. here's what victor told us first releases the alder. you see, they perfectly understand what to cover. uh, it’s impossible, as it were, in three layers, respect

victor, alisyn. >> lucy kafanov in denver. thank you very much. let's go to scotland in england now. they have both recorded their hottest days ever. temperatures in london, 104 degrees. the heat is fueling a surge of wildfires across the region there. the fires just feet away. look at this, from a major roadway. cnn's nina dos santos is in london. what do you know about that? >> reporter: thanks very much, victor. this is a fire that appears to have begun earlier on today as the mercury reached that record of 104.5 fahrenheit, across the united kingdom not far from where i am in the british capital. we have seen the blaze continue. it's been declared a major incident. that means that the london fire brigade is doing its best to try and fight this. they have also urged people to make sure that in these scorched conditions, yes, it's tempting to go outside with a barbecue, but don't. they want to see a ban on things like barbecues for the moment. i can tell you, it has just started to rain, which will bring much needed relief to londoners who have been contending with these high tempe

am inclined to believe that he wanted to feed victor with the condition that victor was also aged, and he will offer it. let'salik he rubbed himself into the location for the division easily, so that later he could simply get his house easily, because the house of the salah was put up for auction for debts, and in the nineteenth year. he took a bank of 100,000, did not pay a ruble. it rose to 430.000. why didn't you pay he didn't pay? yes, it was not possible, and then the bailiff. they say that your house will go to a loan secured by a house, yes, what happened next, i paid 470,000 and the house was auctioned - ours was removed, and debts for utilities 23,000 gas debt. all in all other utilities. we weren't cut off. just for each of your words, there should also be confirmation. i think you understand that you think so i saw victor only on december 31st. yes , maybe i was at work with alexei sitting in our yard, but i saw him on december 31. they gave him food. he came, he wanted to stay with us, he asked to stay. that's because we have here we can not. he's all gone. and when you live in this house a lot. a

my will, red roses on the windshield of my car groom, victor my ex-husband paul my friend in the summer will be exciting in prayer. you know? let'st be bored in the summer films serials documentaries cartoons during the fighting on the caucasian front, the troops under the command of the horn did not lose a single battle. he felt the nerve thread of the battle became one of the pinnacles of military leadership and dinche , and to a real triumph - this is the russian military school of conviction and believed that it simply could not be different in russia some newspapers hurried to report that yudenich entered petrograd accused of murdering shinzo aba, he originally planned to kill another person, the kyodo agency reports, citing police during interrogation. i told the magama that i wanted to kill the leader of a certain religious group, and because of which his family faced serious financial problems. according to the words of the attacker, his mother made a large donation to this organization and as a result lost everything. subsequently, the yamagami decided to kill anyhow. because i thought that the politician also has relati

let me make a quick announcement. thank you, victor, and thanks again to henry and anne paellucci for endowing this award and making tonight possible. we have time for a few questions. i'm echoing here. the first question is actually going to be taken from the isi app. so it the isi community app, which you can download and we will take the first question through that app. and then that question will be sent to me victor and then after that we have microphones one microphone right there and feel free to line up for questions. are you going to send me that question? okay. second question is from the app. first one is from the mic stand. so. someone who's brave step up here we go. judy yeager. it's not so much a question. it's a comment that i asked. thank you for the. closing we needed some of us are. early des but in your book you made a comment i went to it earlier and i'm sorry conversation with you. some of our social norms and what's considered civil have really fallen apart at the highest levels of government and in your book you

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is this such a strategy, and victor yagun will tell us in particular now, congratulations, mr. general, good health, have a good day. well, let'srom the beginning. i already quoted him, the adviser to the president wrote about that that the occupiers should learn to swim across the dnipro or leave kherson while there is a possibility of a third warning may not have been written by 2-3 podolyak after today's night another shelling of the antoniv bridge near kherson what is happening at this place now and is there really a threat of the encirclement of kherson by the ukrainian armed forces of such a new boiler, because i am asking you, we have long said that the entire enemy group that is on the right bank of the dnieper is in such a fairly clear position that that they are completely dependent on e-e locations and on logistics that well, on those locations that e-e where they are and on those logistics that supply him with weapons, there is still a railway bridge , they can still transfer certain weapons, ammunition, but operational transfer they simply don't have the option of withdrawing the troops. as far as i understand, it'

i li, let the fee al jazeera balmy on thousands of hungarian, sir rallied for 50 against prime minister victor all bounds. government saturdays. demonstrations were triggered by a major tax hike on small businesses addressing the rally opposition leader pete peter marquis say denounced all bands. campaign promises as lies or band has been in power for more than a decade, but rising inflation is putting pressure on his administration. sunday is world day for international justice. it aims to highlight the fight against impunity and the rights of victims. it's a cause that activists and lebanon have been pursuing for decades as a in a honda reports from beirut. lebanon has never really moved on from its 15 year civil war. 3 decades later, society is as divided, and former warlords are still in politics. a general amnesty has left crimes unpunished. while the families of an estimated 17000 people missing are still waiting for answers. the lack of accountability have deep who does cause is that where never address at the end of the war, people will continue to find themselves. victims after corrup

let's take a look at one option often mentioned. that is a prisoner swap. who could be swapped for her, realistically? victorout has been mentioned. in a russian arms dealer serving 25 years for conspiracy to sell weapons to terrorist organizations. do you suppose that is a realistic option? >> i think it is pretty dangerous, to think of a specific name -- all of that is a conjecture, definitely understandable that people are looking through, wondering which russian prisoners might be in u.s. custody at the moment. but the problem when we start think about these kinds of trades is, as many people have pointed out, we don't want to create a situation where picking up a u.s. employee oratory store visitor becomes a get out of jail free card for any foreigner imprisoned in the u.s.. so it's a really fine balance between making sure that the individual rights of every american are guaranteed, even when they are overseas. and not essentially creating a pathway to permutation of lawfully imposed sentences in the u.s.. >> effect of the matter is that happens quite a bit in international injury politics if you will