more to the point, - victoria. how are you? i am very well. more to the point, how - victoria. ria. how are you? i am very i well. more to the point, how was it for you? {3h well. more to the point, how was it for ou? , ,, , for you? oh my goodness, it was 'ust incredible. so — for you? oh my goodness, it was 'ust incredible. so i — for you? oh my goodness, it was 'ust incredible. so i was i for you? oh my goodness, it was 'ust incredible. so i was there in i incredible. so i was there in cardiff castle, which in itself is just a gorgeous location, and we were very fortunate with the weather yesterday as well. yes, so the plan was i was going to play the drums with bonnie tyler, so before all of that happened the cabbages came along and we got to meet them and spend some time with them, and it wasjust great —— spend some time with them, and it was just great —— cambridges. charlotte said she liked my sparkling shoes and george said i should have more glitter in my hair, so as responses go, i was very happy with that. in so as responses go, i was very happy with that. , ., , ., ,

victoria how critical is the situation at this moment.ks to the elements, this time there were two areas of the simfero peninsula. the poles go directly to the belogorsky district, where they are evacuating 85 children from the boarding school, because the building has picked up now they will be sent aside. evpatoria, as regards the situation as a whole, over the past day the water traps turned out to be several settlements in the simferopol region with a fuel store and houses, and in the crimean capital, part of the bridge collapsed due to an increase in the water level in the salgira river. now the ministry of emergency situations keeps the situation under control. and i suggest listening to what the head of the republic, sergei aksyonov, says about this. it is now actively flooding, the belogorsk district, the simferopol district, the zarechnaya golovanovka pass in the belogorsk district, the seal of households is already flooded there, the city of belogorsk itself is on its way. uh. will go now evacuation of children from belogorsk. t

so, why with victoria yes, well, because as if with her i have not yet seen the broadcast, how she plays for the first time we had to, thank you, throw on victoria, look. here the other few rules will win one all the rest silently. i'm told by no means there are only 40 seconds. these three clues will not be everything else. you ask the same, leading questions and answer, yes or no attention to the screen question in a one-on-one round directly now. as a pig from the suburbs of cape town earns money, time raids are not, but entertaining is photographed is not, playing with children. no, how is she on the run, how does she make money on instagram yes, no, no, no, no, no, how do they steal money? something no food. no, well, sometimes she sings, dances, she doesn’t sing, she does something, she does something. no steal. no, collecting acorns sells sells no sells no. although, she serves up soccer balls when they are kicked off. no, let's do it, if you don't give up, let's narrow it down already. let's go here for example, this is a pig uses in earnings. some kind of objects, by the way, an

order for food to be healthy, it is important to cook it correctly and today we have an olive mood victoria how do you feel about olives. i really love olives and enough. i often use them as a vegetable component, for some reason i love them that way for breakfast, but very often for some reason they confuse olives with olives. tatyana , as a real footballer, have you ever met such opinions. yes, there was a very different opinion that these are different trees something different fruits. uh, different degrees of maturation are also many. which is correct in principle, although, although green olives are always shot green, dasha's process already changes their color. if there really is any difference between olives and olives, in fact, olives and olives are the same aliyeva european european olive - these are just two different names for the same plant, and indeed tatyana said absolutely right. and this is usually a different degree of maturity of olives, however, it is very important not to be confused here, because dark olives are obtained both in the process of natural ripening of green oliv

it depends how hard you twist, victoria! _ depends how hard you twist, victoria! ria! have you had a call? i had a call from number ten last- victoria! have you had a call? i had a call from number ten last night. | a call from number ten last night. saying _ a call from number ten last night. saying what?— a call from number ten last night. sa in: what? , ., ., saying what? trying to finger me for roducin: saying what? trying to finger me for producing some _ saying what? trying to finger me for producing some briefing _ saying what? trying to finger me for producing some briefing about - saying what? trying to finger me for producing some briefing about the i producing some briefing about the leadership issue.— leadership issue. sorry, so they were on the _ leadership issue. sorry, so they were on the phone _ leadership issue. sorry, so they were on the phone to _ leadership issue. sorry, so they were on the phone to you, - leadership issue. sorry, so they were on the phone to you, who| leadership issue. sorry, so they - were on the phone to you, who made the cal

victoria, how important was for the crowd that the queen appeared? unscheduled appearance. it was really important _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she _ unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made - unscheduled appearance. it was really important she made one | unscheduled appearance. it was - really important she made one final showing, and that vivid green that meant she stood out so well against the background of the prima stone at buckingham palace. it rounded off what was a really good weekend of celebrations. a chance to reflect on not only her service to the nation but how the nation could come together in a post covid world if you can call it that. you together in a post covid world if you can call it that.— you can call it that. you would imaaine you can call it that. you would imagine her— you can call it that. you would imagine her majesty - you can call it that. you would imagine her majesty has - you can call it that. you would imagine her majesty has been watching everything going on even though she may no

we perform the first stretching exercise and this will help relieve stiffness in the hip joint victoria howes be done? every day or you can simply include in the exercises, which, for example, we do in the morning. yes, indeed, turning on the exercises in the morning will be more than enough. if there is no problem, then this will be a good prevention. i thank our guest. thank you victoria. and, of course, many thanks to our instructor in physiotherapy exercises victoria chistova. thanks a lot. come always. we are waiting with joy. goodbye. we'll take a short break, don't switch. we have a lot of interesting and useful information ahead of us. we welcome you on the air of the program to be healthy and right now we are ready to voice the questions that interest you. so the first question was alexander ivanovna a month ago. i have a granddaughter, congratulations. tell me how to take care of her skin. perhaps there are complexes that will help both the child and the young mother restore skin condition after childbirth about the mother's consent, but restores the child. he is still a newborn ,

order for food to be healthy, it is important to cook it properly and today we have an olive mood victoria howut olives. i really love olives and enough. i often use them as a vegetable component, for some reason i love them that way for breakfast, but very often for some reason they confuse olives with olives. tatiana you are like a real footballer someday met with such opinions. yes, there are very different opinions that these are different trees , something different fruits. uh, different degrees of maturation, too. many people think that is, in principle, correct. although. although, although green olives are always removed green, and already further the process changes their color. if there really is any difference between olives and olives, in fact, olives. long ones are the same aliyeva european, european olive - these are just two different names for the same plant, and indeed tatyana said quite right. and this is usually a different degree of maturity of the olives. however, uh, it is very important not to confuse here, because dark olives are obtained both in the process of natural

daughter impersonating the niece of a stranger is known to natalia before your husband's father victoria how make a point. you are trying to explain why you did this, and i really understand that she has a good relationship with jeanne, she is sincerely good to her, to use her as a scammer , she didn’t want to, she wanted something and wanted to get on her feet. tell me in a nutshell. what kind of situation is this? why? did she go for it? well, it's actually a difficult situation. we have a lot of debt formed, and my ex-husband. actually actually left us with us. i have more children. she is not alone. she is the eldest daughter. here are two more daughters. uh, the youngest at the moment is 7 years old. but there is little work now, i work as a masseuse. vika also works as a masseuse. now, due to the fact that this pandemic is all this nonsense. i'm going to tell it all now. well, we have loans, because we had to live on something. you know i don't want to defend anyone. we were preparing for the program were viewed. the social networks of the heroine found quite explanatory talking videos

. >> and, victoria, how does this play out politically? >> we know inflation is the top issue of concern for all americans, but i think in terms of how exactly it plays out it depends on who we're talking about because inflation is going to affect different people differently, and those who are most vulnerable, those who earn the least, are going to be the most impacted. and here we're looking at our communities of color in particular but also low-income white americans. the other demographic that hit by inflation as we've seen in the data young folks, more specifically individuals under 40 and individuals under 40 who have families, who have kids. how do you put food on the table when you're having to pay these high prices, and you may not have a job that allows you to make ends meet? looking at these demographics is going to be important for both parties and figuring out how do we message leading up to the 2022 midterm. the other issue is talking about midterms, they're traditionally low turnout elections. people don't tend to turn out as

here, and arthur has it here, and her husband has it here i am i'm telling you the music is here victoria howthe children there, but they just attached the bracelet, no, it’s a terrible story, it hurts. it's all terrible, most likely, they really changed the tags, because the name of the mother is on the tags and therefore. it is very similar to negligence, to be honest, in shock, because all the children are together, they clearly look like their fathers. that is, if it is genetically correct, then they are similar, they were simply swapped and it's good that there is such a dna program thanks to which you can now find all the whole truth to reveal. now you are grateful that the ratmir family sounded the alarm very grateful that we are real? come on, and arthur will calm down her relatives. all the americans endure all the time to me it resented a lot of being said. arthur will push. why don't you look like us? why can it happen that he fell out of love with his wife or family to divorce all the time from this frightened and all the time i tell everyone. why this question? are you asking? ar

what did victoria sytenko learn? no matter howhistorically the moment has come true. the first automobile international ferry linking the amur region and the province of khalunyan is open to freight traffic. russian and chinese delegation. we took part in the ceremony in person and online on both sides, festive sites were installed from our country team. we went to the presidential semi-prix in defoe yuri trutnev, who took part in the ceremony via video link from vladivostok , he noted the special significance of this facility for russian chinese relations and the entire world economy. and approved e, deputy premier of the state council of the people's republic of china kuchun. hua bridge is ready. please give the command to open it. we are ready to open the bridge. please give a command. go. to the sound of fireworks, 16 russian trucks were the first to drive through the international crossing. filled with environmentally friendly fuel, they delivered to china one of the most demanded goods by our neighbors soybean oil and saw ma

victoria: look at how far the nasdaq is down and look at individual stocks in the nasdaq and how some of these individual stocks have come down. in -- nvidia down 40% year to date. but looking at a company growing with their data center, there gaming. there is a lot of companies with strong balance sheets out there who have taken a significant hit as yields have moved higher. i think you can go in and be opportunistic and add names. it is not just in the tech space. you can do it across the board. but you have to choose quality companies. don't just go all-in on one sector. lisa: you do not believe the recession talk, believe the u.s. can avoid one. why? victoria: probability of a recession went up over the last 48 hours or so, but i do not think we will have a recession this year. i still think the underlying fundamentals in the economy, if we look at household balance sheets -- i know we have gas prices going higher, and that has taken a big hit, but when you look and split up balance sheets, higher wage earners are doing pretty well. they respond more well to household wealth and f

victoria, do you want to weigh in on how much he could bring forward with expectations as a result ofay? victoria: i'm not sure they are going to do a lot based on today's number alone. what have powell and the rest of the fed president's been saying? they want to see clear evidence of things changing. they want to see it over time. obviously, the cpi being higher today -- and not the headline, it is the month over month that is truly important, right? that is what they are watching. not seeing that number come down is what is troubling for them. i am not sure they pulled forward this meeting, i am not even sure they pull forward the july meeting, i think they have to start wondering what is that going to look like if we don't see inflation start to come down. it gives them a few more data points. what they have already told us is 50 basis point that each time. -- points at each turn. james: the narrative might change within the fed. certainly there could be a delay , and they're just focused on getting inflation under control. there are a lot of factors that have to walk into that, a

actions regarding the hand the more the more i want to return to the first question from victoria we we see howifficult it was to pass the sixth package, and the seventh package will be even tougher, and logically, there will be more countries that will oppose it, that will advocate for it, and what will be the prospects for the seventh package , but i still want to return, well, here are yours i ca n't give such a firm answer but it seems to me that after all this sixth package was it it was a certain transgression over a certain limit and already the seventh package of course it will be difficult there will be some compromises again but to me it seems that this road to the refusal of russian gas is already open. the question is how to do it in such a way that it would be the least possible. well, to somehow mediate or somehow neutralize the worst excesses for europe in fact, that is, it seems to me that the direction is set correctly. there will be compromises. it seems to me that if they have already jumped over the barrier with hungary, then it is possible that if the most difficult thing i

that he brought up a bad daughter , she remembers how after the retreat of the russian forces and the family asked the ukrainian military to look for victorian the de-occupied territories and how later she learned from the exchanged ukrainians where and where she was from april 8, they were transferred from this aunt from the tent cities to kursk, season number one, she was there, as this woman said, in a cell and at 5:13 at that time there were not many, five or six men, that means women , because women were kept separately in a separate cell, and men were men were separately in other cells , the euromaidan initiative is conducting more than four hundred cases of abduction of ukrainians, at the same time, first, a mass invasion from among the kidnapped ukrainians. everything we did was found dead. 238 are still in prison, they disappeared under circumstances that allow talk about the fact that they were kidnapped by russian soldiers or special services, the rest managed to be exchanged or they were released, we offer several options to each relative, it is obvious that they cannot give a guaranteed quick result in the short term, because w

interestingly, the queen will be well aware of how queen victoria disappeared from view for quite somee after the death of her husband, prince albert, and became very unpopular. and it was only when she had her golden and diamond jubilee, the other monarch that reigned a very long time, that she came out for those and she was popular again, so i guess this queen knows the importance of what she phrases as being seen to be believed. which raises, in a sense, the unspoken part of all this weekend's events, doesn't it, yasmin, which is the nervousness, perhaps, that this could be a moment when the queen dies in the coming years where people start saying, "do we want to hang around with this institution any longer?" so in a sense that, just as with queen victoria, the big pomp and circumstance and celebration restored the monarchy to a certain extent. i think, oh, by the way, i'm wearing this in casej you haven't been attacked by a mob. i haven't been attacked. i had a fall and i've. broken some bones. so sorry for the clumsy look. i think one has to remember not |to overstate the populari

interestingly, the queen will be well aware of how queen victoria disappeared from view for quite someafter the death of her husband, prince albert, and became very unpopular. and it was only when she had her golden and diamond jubilee, the other monarch that reigned a very long time, that she came out for those and she was popular again, so i guess this queen knows the importance of what she phrases as being seen to be believed. which raises, in a sense, the unspoken part of all this weekend's events, doesn't it, yasmin, which is the nervousness, perhaps, that this could be a moment when the queen dies in the coming years where people start saying, "do we want to hang around with this institution any longer?" so in a sense that, just as with queen victoria, the big pomp and circumstance and celebration restored the monarchy to a certain extent. i think, oh, by the way, i i'm wearing this, in case viewers are worried... you haven't been attacked by a mob. i haven't been attacked. i had a fall and i've. broken some bones. sorry for the clumsy look. i think one has to remember not |to ov

victoria greene, cio at g squared private wealth. always good to see you. does this mean you will go on the defensive? and how much uglier could get? oria: we are two-thirds of the way there. everybody looking for the fed to step in and provide a pu tot the market, you are underestimating what they are supposed to do. the fed wants inflation lower and full employment. they have made it clear they are similarly focused on inflation. they will go 75 in july and keep hiking until something changes or breaks. and the only way something breaks is most likely the labor market, or liquidity in the bond and money markets. if the labor market starts to break, that is typically a sign of recession. so if there is some other reason for the fed to step back other than the fact that the market is dropping, i do think you're going to change. shery: the fed is being aggressive to tame inflation, but that could lead to a recession. this takes me to our mliv question. is a recession or information the bigger risk for equities? victoria: they go hand-in-hand. you will have a recession brought on by inflation. recession is a bigger risk right now. inf

six to be under direct rays from 11:00 to 20:00 is not recommended victoria chernikova victoria joins us hello. and howees will it be in the shade? he will tell you everything now. tomorrow the heat, by the way, is still comfortable from yaroslavl to bryansk 25-27 and without precipitation. it is in the middle lane from the northwest that the ridge of the anticyclone stretches. the initiative moves to sun a for a long time in the chernozem region in the middle volga region while the cyclone resists. it is still raining here in places, pockets of thunderstorm lines and the temperature is more modest in belgorod and kazan 22 lines with thunderstorms the south continues to torment, and this is for the whole weekend in sevastopol and in sochi 23 only in the lower reaches of the volga and in the caspian it is dry and hot. verse two in st. petersburg tomorrow 23-25 ​​sunny in moscow up to + 27 ° are planning to buy a kitchen for every buyer of a kitchen with a countertop. cedar 40% discount on a mattress from a partner factory, ask kitchen manufacturers for a cedar countertop and buy a mattress 40% cheaper.

how do you know where these images were taken? victoria park. but jackie's reporting is soon cut short a rare occurrence in his experience. okay. oh oh, excuse me, under teacher, what are you doing here? oh, how do i send you a telephone interview in the mail? louisa homeowner to that, sorry, you should speak to the school 1st. we too are asked to stop filming. the teacher says a sensitive interview could put the school under pressure from an hong gave high the room for news reporting and shrinking. it's not only because of the authorities, but also because of society. defect is chilling and there's a sense of terror, which is making it harder to find people willing to speak up a while her going yale jackie runs his own news platform until a few months ago. he worked for citizen news and award winning media outlet. it shut down due to political pressure. journalism is not well paid in hong kong, but jackie publishes his reports for free. he wants them to reach as many people as possible, especially as censorship grows. go to whole thing. data now

lyubarevych torkhova p victoria, i congratulate you i congratulate you, give us some advice on howc from the realization that a rocket can to fly anywhere at any time, you know, it always helps us if we do something, if we, uh, have drawn certain rules for ourselves. reduce our reaction, then we understand, i am doing everything i can, and then we can only pray and give ourselves advice that where i am at the moment, if it has become very scary, such a paralyzing fear, are there any practical tips on what to do at this moment to get out of this well, look, if we are talking about the panic that happens when there are no sirens and just panic, supposedly on the same place, then we can help ourselves there with the breathing technique, when we inhale so greedily, then pause and exhale intensely, very, very allegedly we uh we try to blow out the candle in front of us ah and we do this three times and each time the breath pause is the same as a dog and bydig longer than the breath the main thing or we say to ourselves breathe yes then we help ourselves with our body we do this is how w

victoria park. the major leaders are in jail. i wonder how you look for china now. i mean, is it truly a people's republic of china when the government is clamping down on its own people by imprisoning them and detention terms such as ensuring john or cracking down on people's voices for democracy in hong kong? china has these china since 1949 has never been people with republic of china. it's the country, the regime for the very small number of the chinese communist party. the rich and the powerful has always been like that ever since the chinese communist party was established in 1921. they even crept down on the descent o inside the party internally. as soon as the baron beginning has never been the peoples country and not to mention the wiggers and the tibetans and the mongols who have had their whole land, their country is picking the way occupied, invaded and colonized ever since. this is about colonization genocide. for decades, and which has been unfortunate to be approved by most powerful countries of the in the world. you must agree that china is a very di

how do you know what this is? val victoria park, but not long after he starts the students teacher intervenes. okay. excuse me, on their teacher. what are you doing? oh, go ahead. go somebody. oh and interview me actual and a fall model. i always up all manner to the sorry you should speak to the school instead. perhaps we are also asked to stop filming. the teacher said that such interviews could be problematic for the school. oh, pick up a whole america some on hong gave high gives lesson less wiggle room for reporting, which i'll walk. not only because of the authorities, but because people are scared god, there's a way to turn. seems like all, it's become hard to find. so my willing to speak up a while her going yale for several months now, jackie has been running a one man news platform as an independent journalist. and a former colleague who now also works independently created this office in their shared slat. jackie used to work for the award winning media outlet citizen news, but following political pressure it closed

great need for a special car seat without the help of caring people, victoria and her daughter cannot cope. andrey shamin learned howlp katya could every day to go to the pool and to rehabilitation for a massage and even a walk in the forest, but in the early days of summer, it is content only with soap bubbles in the yard. just not in the eyes. tell me, my mother has a car. there is no special chair. katya has the strongest muscle spasms and without special support. acute attacks of epilepsy are guaranteed to her. she can break a bone with a paste, such children are very prone to fractures. katya was born a little earlier than the gloomy forecasts. the doctors didn't. and although the diagnosis of cerebral palsy was made in the first year of life, there was hope for a mild form at 3 years old, a common fungus provoked complications and 3 weeks. katya spent on a ventilator it was then. she stopped developing and began to lose all her skills now she is 10, and looks like a maximum of four years due to brain damage. she does not feel and does not hold her body, but at the same time she sees and feels everything, she l

is right there on the same day, khabarovsk is not so small, the city of sumana, khabarovsk, how far victoria sensation due to the fact that she can, naive kind, because i have never watched evil for zhenya, she is always very kind, responsive girl. that is, dna, you are not ready to believe that a chance meeting took place between mother and daughter, of course, moreover, even if it is confirmed that this is not her mother, as i, in principle, think, and i will suggest that my wife sue for fraud because it might be a scam. she just faded into trusting eugene, yes, maybe. polina offend you now victoria's words well, of course, they offend me. well, let two be as it seems to her, maybe polina is such that at some point you just believed that a girl with a similar fate is the same masha irochka, but i have this doubt, why did i apply? well, as if in a transmission, to arrange everything, because it's hard to live, she lives with minds. i live in khabarovsk, we call up with her, she has a sister. but that needs to be proven to be her sister, right? well, why did i ask that this is your daughter?

how does crypto survive this? victoria: crypto needs to figure out what it is. was it a hedge against central-bank spending and ration? we have seen it is not that. there is a regulation hurdle. right now, it is trading like a tech stock. it is not really providing diversification but it's or a buffer, and it is definitely not providing an inflation offset. start of a fintech revolution. i think we are still in the early innings of it. as for how people are going to use it and integrated in their lives and how it is regulated and taxed -- that question might be thought out this year, but we may see some bigger players come into the market because they feel a little more comfortable. you look at some of the recent crypto blowups, and it has put a bit of a check on people. this is not a secure investment. there is a risk of loss. there is fantastic technology, and i think blockchain is innovative, but we have to figure out how to use it. i'm not buying a car with bitcoin on my app. it is to volatile. it is not cash. what will it be? we need to figure out what is b

how widespread are these problems? victoriairlines and airports because of cancellations, inadequate compensation, queues, delays at these airports. there are a couple of reasons for all of this. the first thing is that the staff working on the ground and any essay they haven't got the right pay for the working conditions are bad. but also there is a revenge travel, so—called revenge travel people are making up for lost time being grounded during the pandemic and trying to go on holidays, more holidays now so demand goes up. and the so—called pandemic hangover of staffing where many people were let go or retired early during the pandemic and companies are having to make up for that. here is more on that from a travel industry expert. through the pandemic— travel industry expert. through the pandemic pilots _ travel industry expert. through the pandemic pilots were - the pandemic pilots were encouraged to take their retirement early and they haven't— retirement early and they haven't been able to restart, not haven't been able t

they say the country so desperately needs victoria gates and be al jazeera, focused on how long to new campaign to vaccinate. nearly 13000000 children against polio. 800000 health workers will carry out the inoculations door to door. the health industry reported 11 cases. the virus this year, it's one of only 2 countries in the world where the wild polio virus is circulating . the 2nd is neighboring. i've gone on. india's military is stepping up efforts to get essential supplies to northeastern areas affected by catastrophic flooding. doctors and psalms. they say a lack of clean drinking water is making children sick. the flooding displaced about 5 and a half 1000000 people. nearly 4000000 are living and makes of shelters. the air force is dropping supplies to those whose homes have been flooded. major flooding in southern china has force tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, police and wrong dong province have just released this footage. if a rescue in the city of being day, the women who were stranded in her car before being pulled to safety, flung dong is one of the areas

of rain forecasters warn us, and in central june heat has come to the region, but how long will we find out from victoriaready in our studio. hello really in the summer it's come, yes, tomorrow at 30, and on the weekend in the fresh in the north there is a rainy cyclone. tomorrow its atmospheric front will bring short thunderstorms to the center, but in the afternoon the same 23-28, yes + 25 already in the volga region, even here it becomes less and on the black sea coast, tomorrow 22 23 in some places short-term thunderstorms in astrakhan 31 in st. petersburg without precipitation and 21 in moscow in the morning plus 16, and in the daytime up to plus eight and short rains. you are planning to buy a kitchen for each buyer of a kitchen with a cedar countertop, a 40% discount on a mattress from a partner factory, ask kitchen manufacturers for a cedar countertop and buy a mattress 40% cheaper. on holiday weekends, the rain is slightly cooler. thank you for the weather, viktoria chernikova said . today i receive congratulations from our colleagues from tvc exactly 25 years ago, the channel began broadcasting

how lucky are we with this vantage point? i don't think i have ever had such a good vantage point. victoriamany reasons, your knowledge of the specifics of this are greater than mine but your reminderfor viewers, as we build up to the start of the ceremony at the top of the hour, not exactly trooping the colour, what it is about, it has a long tradition in this country? irate long tradition in this country? we are watching one of the two british cavalry _ are watching one of the two british cavalry regiments, once upon a time the whole _ cavalry regiments, once upon a time the whole british army was on horses, — the whole british army was on horses, now i think there are 530 soldiers _ horses, now i think there are 530 soldiers who ride horses. they are into regiments, the household cavalry— into regiments, the household cavalry and the other is the blues and royals. their senior officers or members — and royals. their senior officers or members of— and royals. their senior officers or members of the royal family and trooping — members of the royal family and trooping the colour is the cere

. >>> a fire this morning near the victoria by the bay neighborhood in hercules. you can see how close the flames got to houses uphill. people were told to evacuate immediately, but crews got it under control in about an hour. it's unmother unknown how the fire started. >>> the edgewood fire in san mateo is officially 100% contained. the fire ended up burning 20 acres, coming close to homes, and forcing evacuations. thousands lost power including stanford university. pg&e is still investigating what happened, but they do have a substation in the area and says that cal fire has collected some of its equipment. >>> some good news now from rob. the firefighters are going to be glad to see this forecast, right? >> yes, the seven-day forecast, at least temperature-wise, humidity-wise, they'll see cooling temperatures, humidity numbers starting to come up, and we definitely need it. when you look at the fire danger applied to the energy release component, just how hot and fast a fire can get going. around the north bay, we're around mid to late summer levels right near the red line of

an experiment , it is in an active phase, how to marry our pulp and paper industry with food manufacturers so that imported packaging can be replaced. victoria bramchenko, vice prime minister of the russian federation. envelope is planned by the end of 2022, at the same time they hope to get out of the crisis with the help of plastic and glass bottles russia has seriously decided to return to the ussr the main advantage imported technology - this allows you to preserve the oak product and also compactness and convenience compared to glass and plastic, which is very important for the current business . the logos are all somehow strange, the russian analogue of the most popular fast food restaurant in the world, the tasty dot , also has problems with packaging, french fries are poured into white envelopes without identifying marks, and they do not bother with other dishes, because they will soon get used to it, and then they will praise it, as the russians love to do it. even now, i will not say that this is directly coordinated in some way . when you do not have white paper nearby for comparison, then even this paper looks much whiter. and th

blood is on the hands of the united states government. victoria new and barack obama. job a cia, the u. s. military, the trained these nazis, how to hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us. but he said she'll come with us here. um i guess so we're, we're in the way more than one guy to new york. there's 2 july accessories and what it is i can and shall i have to associate connecticut. and yeah, because i think she'll echo tori and you still can get that a little shade when i see them where. oh my god, i'm supposed blue . ah ah, remember 6 months ago everyone was looking above the pandemic. now much less. so i think climate change will re merge as an important topic at some point because people see floods, people see fire, people see heat waves and makes the news. so now the past couple of months of the ukraine crisis may have been used, but even already i think that is a certain tiring of that climate change will remain. she was originally a lanka, has become the, from the southeast asian country in 2022, unable to pay its foreign debt. this total is $51000000000.00 un

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and victoria and i will closely monitor how your work is going, because i it seems to be very nice., i would like to wish you more time for yourself, after all, in social hygiene, which i know, you dream and say, be happy talented. we love you. yes, thank you very much. we hope to meet again elena slava victoria dad says goodbye to you today. goodbye. our program ends with the word of the guest, so now igor volp, dear friends of any incomprehensible situation, is speaking. come to the bolshoi theater of belarus , all the more, there will be a ballet festival very soon in summer. he collected the metro of belarusian music very modestly, he never boasted of his talent, but deep down he knew what he was worth. yes, i 'll still have papers. i'm not a professor for you. he's like that, and what do you think, as a result , he spat and left the conservatory with amazing facts from their life and work. he is a happy man, because he left behind such a melodic consonance. i came to work. he and i realized that everything is in order there, because oleg is present there silently songs that he

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�*s understandable hyperbole, because i 30% swing is massive, an area that's how conservative since the time of queen victoria talking before about the lib dems thinking they have a chance. i don't think they thought they would get a majority of egg, the size of the swing is quite interesting. we talked a lot about the impact this might have on political parties. one thing that is interesting about both these results, the message it sends to voters. you think of the lib dem in labour voters, i can tell you now how many diehard liberal democrats there are in wakefield, it's 508 because that's how many voted for a them up there. while in hoviton, about 1500 votes for labour. you can see how that tactical voting has really come in and if more people notice that in the message comes out that you don't like the conservatives, this is what you have to do, that can have a snowball effect as we head towards a general election. i as we head towards a general election. . r' as we head towards a general election. . ,~' , ., as we head towards a general election. . i, , ., election. i asked you before what we _ election.