more of these substances are found in fresh wild garlic leaves, but many housewives try to pickle wildr to salt or ferment it. firstly, vinegar is not added, and secondly, what matters here is that such a product is enriched with probiotics, that is, beneficial bacteria. for our intestinal microbiota, this will also be an excellent preventive remedy for colds and even for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, and the latter should not be confused with pickled garlic arrows, which in many markets are often passed off as wild garlic. salted wild garlic is real, salted garlic arrows have a similar taste, and one can say that fundamentally from a culinary point of view this is the same product, but of course scientists... will not agree with this, if you fundamentally eat wild garlic, you can plant it yourself, it also reproduces vegetatively, that is, from a bulb and grows from a seed, it loves shadow when there is leaf litter on top and does not like unnecessary disturbance, so there is no need to stir up the soil around it again, in general, nothing complicated, you can try to dig it

there are wild within wild. there is the real| wild within wild. can turn violent and this is why there is been this take intake of breath across europe. night after night we would have been speaking on this programme about the fears of violence in the united states because of their political polarisation there and because of people's unwillingness to hear the other side, people's unwillingness to hear the otherside, people people's unwillingness to hear the other side, people know... people's unwillingness to hear the otherside, people know... some people's unwillingness to hear the other side, people know... some are today here in london focusing on the dangers posed by disinformation, social media, issues of social media threading through this political debate, this crisis now unfolding in slovakia. so these... these are really issues, threat of our time, great dangers in them and yes, the full—scale russian invasion of ukraine may have been the sounded the first now and it's off content of all kind, including what we have seen today. you can no

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vacationers in the village, so we need animals, birds, so that cats can run, dogs, in addition to wilda variety of them, there are domestic ones, imported sheep, they were bred for the african semi-deserts, they are unfriendly to feed and shed on their own. that is, there is no need for them to meet, we have such beauty here, we strived for this, because i really love animals, i love birds, when i was little i always collected stray cats and dogs , so i decided to be more serious, then someone is injured. the rest of us just they bring the wounded, the damaged ones, so we nurse them, and then whoever can fly away flies away in the fall, whoever can’t, we leave for the winter, already in the winter it’s under heating, a warm room, so from year to year, well... with us , of course there 1 2 3 now there are already four storks so they will spend the winter here, my granddaughters they help me in everything yes ksyusha that’s what you ksyushenka tell about the roe deer let’s go to the roe deer come here let ’s go where to call the roe deer may. let's kick her out, let them see how our litt

just a wild ride over the course of the next seven days. the ride isn't quite as wild, but still noticeable around the bay. temperatures back into the low to mid-70s wednesday, thursday, and friday, and even along the coast you're in for a few days of above average readings as well. we should finish the work week, the first full week of may with above normal temperatures for everybody. it does look like next weekend will not bring any storm systems to the bay area. back to typical mid-may weather at that point. >> yeah, it's something for everyone, as you say when it's one of those roller coaster forecasts. paul, thank you. >>> okay, this is the kind of activity most parents don't encourage their kids to do, which is why this drinking contest is getting national attention. matt? >> best bump into the sports ever. the oakland a's are leading the sports cast because something special is brewing across the bay. plus, the giants looking to get the job done against the phillys. could the bats finally provide a spark? stick around. >>> so not tha

in a wild be species of variance was found that only works on cancer cells. that study also showed that bee venom has grown more toxic in the course of evolution. and now it's time to look at pete bogs. pete lands provide valuable habitats for rare plants and animals, and could also store enormous amounts of c o 2. but that's not the only thing that makes them so fascinating to scientists. a well known salt metal landscape on the baltic sea. it was an a bulk similar to this one that insect expert to be as mine to made us in station or discovery not long ago. ready ready ready instructions on that important i was traveling with a friend in brandenburg where i come from the choices. we often hung the beatles. then the weather was good and i saw some remains sparkling in the sun. it turned out to be a beetle. somebody took it with me when it's hans, it clearly identifying most people's spacings in the field mice that were over 6000 of them in germany. but they told him, we knew it was old since i bought, but we didn't know just how interest us was minister due t

, i turn around and row in the other direction slowly but carefully, because you meet a wild animal inry, if it is a female with a cub, she will perceive you as a source of some kind of danger, but she will most likely move away, and if you try to chase her or something else, don’t let god is behind the baby, she can just quite tangibly let herself know that you are in vain to come here, therefore wild animals are wild animals, they must be treated with considerable respect. understand boundaries, here is a completely different story, here the animals are socialized, they see people every day, for them people are a source of fun, scratching and communication, so they are of course much more friendly to humans, but this is the result of the specific experience of their life, there is a concept here conditions, that is, one simple statistic about what a particular species in nature pulls at best under twenty, aquarium in good conditions. the diet here is the absence of external predators, the absence of changes, the wild world, it is of course beautiful and huge, but it is quite tough by

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magical train, look, this is a real safari, we were not deceived, really wild animals in the wild habitat, hey, hello, bison are the pride of this siege, they multiply exponentially and live like in nature in herds. there are canyons in belarus, a real canyon, we can’t believe our eyes, although we actually believe that the canyons were formed here during the ice age, so belarus has a piece of its north america, a train often stops because animals run in front of him, actually blocking his path, but they are the masters here, that’s right. in mogilev there is a lane with the telling name fireman. it is from here that firefighters have been leaving for more than a hundred years in response to alarm signals from townspeople. the historical name of the former karl lipknecht street was returned several years ago. and now the rescuers themselves are returning. the firefighting museum is located on an area of ​​250 m2. its exhibition includes more than 200 exhibits. impressive collection. retro fire trucks, firefighter uniforms, old photographs and documents, there are exhibits unique to belaru

i don't know, but we do still see it in the wild. we had - still see it in the wild.l about these things. i am not sure it is at massive risk but who knows?— am not sure it is at massive risk but who knows? why do you think it went extinct — but who knows? why do you think it went extinct in _ but who knows? why do you think it went extinct in the _ but who knows? why do you think it went extinct in the first _ but who knows? why do you think it went extinct in the first place? - went extinct in the first place? what was the driving force behind it disappearing?— disappearing? unfortunately, the victorians had _ disappearing? unfortunately, the victorians had upon _ disappearing? unfortunately, the victorians had upon shunt - disappearing? unfortunately, the victorians had upon shunt for - victorians had upon shunt for collecting things and one the things they like to collect was alpine plants. majority was definitely on their list and they collected a lot. they pushed them right to the edges of extension and that is pretty much what happened to rosy saxifrage. add to

in the wild, being in his environment, you don’t know him, you don’t know whether he’s healthy, sicke of some kind of danger, but she will most likely withdraw into side, and if you try to chase her or something else, god forbid you chase after a baby, she can simply quite tangibly make it clear to herself that you are in vain trying to come here, therefore wild animals are wild animals, you need to stay away with them ...to a large extent respect and understand the boundaries here at all another story, here the animals are socialized, they see people every day, for them people are a source of fun, scratching and communication, so they are of course much more friendly to humans, but this is the result of specific experience and life, there is the concept of conditions, that is, one simple statistics that this particular species in nature pulls out at best in the twenties, in the hospital, you will have a lot of attention, a lot of care, there, if tests are needed, if any appointments are needed, you will be there three veterinarians, two trainers, they will look after you around the

do you eat wild garlic? wild garlic? yes, what is it? weed hang?ley, may indeed be unfamiliar, but experienced housewives know that as soon as the snow melts, the wild garlic season begins, i buy wild garlic in season, well, somewhere in at the end of february, i peel, wash, simmer for about 5-7 minutes and i usually freeze, i’m khakaeva from the chechen republic who literally buys the first sprouts of wild garlic before the stems grow into leaves, in her family this is the favorite filling in dumplings. for the filling , i chopped wild garlic, i always add cottage cheese to it, it tastes better, the lambs with such a filling turn out, of course, special with a garlic aroma, vecheremsha, just like garlic actually relates to onions. plants, and there are several types of wild garlic: in siberia it is onion victorious with small leaves, slightly reddish at the stem, in the european part the bear's onion, the leaves themselves have a more light green color, smooth texture, we saw in the victorious onion, such a clear, clear pattern of veins, there is

, i’m generally a wild person by nature, well, wild , more like that, i love such a free, how to say,ely, i have something like this, it’s kind of wild, i want to cover it with tiles so that there is such a plot, i love architecture that fits into nature, do not spoil nature, but be so that architecture was part of nature, because kaksenin wrote how we take nature into concrete in a straitjacket, very unique poems, and the house should generally look, fit into nature, it can be much better, more beautiful, maybe someone will say to do it, but that’s all it depends, this is a pottery workshop after all, you have to do everything with your hands, burn it, sell it, put it aside for life, invest it back into the workshop, into the workshop, so that the workshop can continue to live, i live. skye lives, mosarskaya lives, i live, you know what the connection is interesting, everything, everything lives around. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. we also decided not to look at overseas countries and arrived in the belarusian city, where alexander vasilyevich suvorov seriously

in total, we lived in the wild for 26 months.was the second expedition, when we... without leaving from winter to winter, we lived for 9 months in the heart of the kronot nature reserve, which is an hour and a half by helicopter to the nearest person. we filmed several families of foxes at the same time in different locations, it was difficult because the filming was carried out by only two people, the cameraman and director dmitry shpelinok and me. i wrote the sound, protected dmitry from the bears. the reward for the test was the long-awaited meeting of the chief hero. the difficult story of a timid fox growing up. formed the basis of the plot. the homely fox was left alone in childhood with the outside world. his parents did not survive the fight with the bear. he miraculously survives the harsh winter. meeting the wind, as the couple named little fox, determined the main idea of ​​the film. everyone has a chance to be happy. white ice floes in foamy waves, this is my life. rushing somewhere. and she has nowhere to go. maybe a

what kind of wild spending is this? and who is this? my name is alice. guests from the future, a guest from the past, how could i even be here, and space pirates, me i love children, they will meet again, i wanted to offer you my hand and heart, an interesting proposal, but maybe there is another way, any interference in time can lead to this, 100 years in the future. we watch to explore the world, educational programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch in the application or on the website, this is sasha. it is important for him to have friends nearby. maxim always says yes to his friends. masha will help you any minute. and vanya will never keep you waiting. start a cool career at alfabank. refer friends and get 15,000 rubles. for everyone. alfabank is the best employer in russia. thanks to shopping at mega. i have already ordered an anti-credit card rosbankrot on valberes on the yandex market, our friday is white and white, because only we have white cashback on white equipment, even if it is. red she will come to you herself, dazz

. >>> going wild. six flags gets ready to open its next great adventure, a first look at the brand new safari theme park where visitors can spend the night. >>> well, it's certainly been a busy week, and thank you for ending it with us. we're starting this hour with the breaking news, disturbing new hotel surveillance video obtained by cnn appears to show the music mogul sean diddy combs violently assaulting a woman who appears to be his then girlfriend singer cassie ventura. it took place in 2016 but the video was just released. a warning, the video is difficult to watch. the video shows the man believed to be combs running down the hallway of the intercontinental hotel in los angeles wearing a towel. he goes around the corner where a woman is waiting for an elevator. he grabs her, pulls her down to the ground and kicks her. he then grabs her bags, kicks her again, and pulls her bay her sweater, attempting to drag her back down the hallway. for more on this i want to bring in entertainment corresponde

the scandal surrounding his wild spending, he is now explains by the machinations of muscovites.m, the expedition is purchasing food in chile, where the ship will depart from, and the fact that octopus and squid are a delicacy for ukrainians is supposedly commonplace there in south america. well, ukrainian polar explorers will celebrate the new year in antarctica, as if there were no playfulness here. from a scientific point of view, the station is of little interest, ordinary meteorological research is carried out there, so having purchased caviar steaks, the wild one may have simply decided to arrange a warm place for himself, there, in the eternal world, everything is better than in a trench. those who want to steer away from the ukrainian topic, of course, there is a cart and a small cart, there are many and you are fighters... a brothel, not a station. the only thing missing is a disco, but users on the internet have fixed that. funny videos of how a ukrainian expedition is greeted in antarctica. so, even for notorious neo-nazis, penguins turned out to be more valuable than

i suspect that may take a wild to get in - that may take a wild to get in update if one assumes perhaps as we're speaking. —— may take a while. we await to get information from hospital officials. we mentioned politics because absolutely we've had a sense of the last few hours as we talk to various politicians and those who know slovakia and politics well and they all point to the way that society politics has become so deeply divided they are.— politics has become so deeply divided they are. very polarised indeed here _ divided they are. very polarised indeed here in _ divided they are. very polarised indeed here in slovakia. - divided they are. very polarised indeed here in slovakia. robert| divided they are. very polarised - indeed here in slovakia. robert fico came to power, he returned to power last year and he returned to power on a message of stopping military aid to ukraine. this was something that voters responded to, he's always denied being pro—russian. but it was very much the sense of you don't want to send any more money to ukraine's military aid. it has to be said, back i

the population of bison living in the wild is about 1,200 individuals.the restoration of a completely lost species in the wild. the symbol of the reserve appeared in sochi in honor of its centenary anniversary. hundreds of other elements connected to each other form a life-size bison figure. this execution of the sculpture carries. special meaning. wildlife is extremely vulnerable, and its conservation largely depends on each person. a new challenge for scientists is the restoration of the central asian leopard population. we preserve , as it were, a standard piece of the western caucasus with its inhabitants, useful and not useful from the point of view, so to speak, of a person. it doesn't matter at all. they keep an eye on the animals using camera traps. here. a brown bear scratches its back on a tree trunk, and here a family of red deer walks. their numbers in the reserve have increased in recent years, good indicators also at turov and sern. birds that had not been seen since the middle of the last century began to appear again. and in the caucasian

is at 30 days wild action. .. , of my window and that is at 30 days wild action-— wild action.. engage us with nature and encourages people to _ nature. engage us with nature and encourages people to put - nature. engage us with nature and encourages people to put plans i nature. engage us with nature and encourages people to put plans in | encourages people to put plans in their garden like i have. and the thing _ their garden like i have. and the thing about pond some it doesn't have _ thing about pond some it doesn't have to _ thing about pond some it doesn't have to be — thing about pond some it doesn't have to be pond in a garden. if you only have — have to be pond in a garden. if you only have a — have to be pond in a garden. if you only have a balcony, you could put in a lrarrel— only have a balcony, you could put in a barrel or— only have a balcony, you could put in a barrel ora only have a balcony, you could put in a barrel or a pocket.— in a barrel or a pocket. exactly. your pond _ in a barrel or a pocket. exactly. your pond can _ in a barrel or a pocket. exactly. you

they an endangered species or abundant in the wild? they are deftly not _ abundant in the wild?the wild? they are | deftly not considered abundant. abundant in the wild? they are - deftly not considered abundant. they are listed as vulnerable, on the ruc n red list and included on the endangered species act way back in 1973. the fact they are so vulnerable highlights the need for the fact that there needs to be greater conservation efforts to protect the population from further decline. a japanese protect the population from further decline. ajapanese whaler will only threaten fin whales further as well as all the other efforts for fin whaling in places like iceland as well. ~ ., whaling in places like iceland as well. ~ . , ., whaling in places like iceland as well. . ., ., ,_ well. what proportion of this type of wail will be _ well. what proportion of this type of wail will be affected _ well. what proportion of this type of wail will be affected by - well. what proportion of this type of wail will be affected by the - of wail will be affected by the change in policy injapan?

these lands were never empty, wild nomads, fugitive peasants, cossacks guarding russian borders fromaids, and at all times they especially valued freedom, the spirit of cossack freedom, which in the donbass was combined with russian fortitude and passion for creation. the history of these places has forged a special donetsk character, harsh, iron, at the same time time is kind and wide. the don and zaporozhye cossacks played a big role in... settlement in the development of donbass, the fact is that there are documents that testify, which means that the zaporozhye cossacks came here to the territory of donbass, and from here, together with the don cossacks, they made campaigns against both once again the ataman port, in talniki, in the reeds. these are a number of other cities in donbass that appeared in the place of these cossack landowners. if several centuries ago donbass was considered a cossack region, today it is, of course, a mining region, with its own traditions and mythology. for example, there is such a legend in donetsk: deep underground in old abandoned mines lives a sha

spring new and longer ones grow, we give the feathers to the bones as a souvenir, if you... have a wildrally keep it in normal conditions, not in a nook , somewhere there is a 2x4 cage, and well, as you know, our storks run freely, only there is a fence, the cranes, for which a permit was also issued, one has grown up great. the second one without a wing came to us, they came to us almost like down jackets, they had just started, so we fed them with hands, from hands, when he was already fed, he was no longer used to looking for food, so if he flies away, he will simply perish from hunger, the white heron too - he lives with us together with stork, but she is ringed, and she was caught in the field, she flew in from the polish zoo, we found out from the ring that she couldn’t get food, that’s why they brought her barely alive, but we immediately started feeding her, she started eating, so we had to force feed two wild herons, so they discovered by force a bite, a fish they threw, close the bite. you wait until you take a sip, and if you just if you bite a fish, it will spit everything o

on the shelves now it is mainly wild prey: pigeons called wood pigeons, which are hunted as often asing for this with other ingredients. we this wonderful bird, besides greasing it with butter so that it is juicy, yes, we will also definitely wrap it in bacon. here we have more than a medium well medium. how. they say i should feed it by hand or you can take it yourself, so i want to say, it’s unusual, it looks like duck breast, the producer of our subtrebnadzor arseny bubnov liked pigeon meat so much that he now, like all gourmets, regrets that they are just getting started in russia on the wing of a farm where pigeons are raised, in germany, hungary, italy or in france for meat pigeons have been bred... for a long time and on a large scale, with proper fattening they can gain weight like a small chicken, the reason for the low popularity in russia is not at all compassionate towards the birds of the world, experts assure, but that the gastronomic breeds are all foreign and patented, there are already 50 of them by the way, they’ve already lost it, it’s very expensive to bring them

they made a raid through a wild field, the most important thing was valued if they managed to run tod higher, because blue-eyed and blond-haired ones, boys and girls, were most valued, there was no difference, their sold. in all markets, europe also calmly bought slaves who traded, well, the tactics of the crimean khan, the crimean tatars were to invade the russian state to a greater or lesser depth, then disperse like a fan and go in the opposite direction, burning everything in its path , picking up, robbing, and, above all , taking the russian population prisoner, this happened every year, well, in russia there was even special polonyan money. to ransom, that is, this is a special tax, to ransom these captives, but there was not enough money, here they are based, driving them to constantinople, then resold throughout europe, tens of thousands of the young population, children, men, they simply evaporated, this really was a huge problem, that is, well, the russian state simply would not have existed, let’s say , as an empire, if the threat from the crimean khan was not eliminated.

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there is neither in the film one actor, all his characters are wild animals, but the authors allowedwed them with human language, so it turned out to be a real study of the connection between people and... and this will not be forgiven, and any movement, it kind of throws off the forest, and here the most important thing was to maintain this composure. once having fallen in love with the nature of the far east, dmitry infected his wife anna with this love, and then everyone around him. initially, the idea of ​​the film seemed adventurous, and the first two expeditions were carried out out of pure enthusiasm. partners were found only at the end of the second expedition. cameras appeared that made it possible to keep animals at a confidential distance and transfer enchanting beauty to the screen. kamchatka, share this beauty with viewers from other regions. nature is the primary source of all knowledge, art, inspiration, this is the primary source of something pure, this is the magic. we tried to convey this magic to our films. the world premiere of the film took place as part of the o

and longer ones grow in the spring, we give the feathers to the bones as a souvenir, if you have a wildrally in normal conditions, not in a nook, somewhere there is a 2x4 cage, but as you know, our storks run freely, only there is a fence, cranes on which permission was also issued, one was healthy, the other without a wing came to us, they almost got to us... but she was caught in the field, she flew from the polish zoo, we found out from the ring that she couldn’t get food, that’s why they barely brought her alive, but we immediately started feeding her, she started eating, so we had to force feed two wild herons, they opened the bite by force, they threw the fish, you close the bite and wait until it swallows, or if it’s just a fish. no, i just wanted to eat, this is our owl, the common owl, she is a girl, we are 100% sure, because she was laying eggs, in general owls don’t lay eggs in captivity, but ours feels comfortable here, she feels good, that’s why she laid eggs, although they were empty. because there were no boys, i want to bow to her, and you want too, well, come here, we h

they are fat and healthy and ready to go back out to the wild. all 8 of them were monks over 320 brown pelicans found suffering from starvation and injured by fishing hooks. the birds were found in mid-april. most of them came from the monterey and santa cruz areas. jd bergeron is the ceo of international bird rescue base in fairfield where the birds were treated. some of these birds have been in care as little as a couple of probably were found and brought in still doing quite well. >> others were more like 30, 40, 50 days, even so those are birds that probably had a bigger challenge to overcome. the free birds can be tracked on the international bird rescue website. >> in the meantime, bergeron and his team are trying to figure out the cause of this crisis. i think there's clearly some access to food problem, whether that's caused by climate change. water weather. there's all been a whole lot of different theories. i think there's probably a combination of things. >> and the state fish and wildlife department is also investigating the cause of

do we get to harvested market and native wild plants? came from joseph, gotta be it grew up in the j at long been thinking about the benefits of reviving native trutland trees, such as the wild tons of species. and they used to have hands out. they used to eat tons of it only in times of hardships. so when we started working that with them, we started buying their hands. at 1st, they were reluctant, they didn't think we were serious, but they realized that we were actually serious. we were actually buying it and they got involved in harvesting lots of homes and delivering to us. and they became very happy from the extra income they could make. but we weren't quite satisfied because they were harvesting in order to sell us. but they were still considering it something that they'd rather not eat themselves. now this dr. to change their minds as a social enterprise. so how does that help foods raise as a way that's in local communities about native trees that can provide nutritious needs, fruits and seats. and they've learned to appreciate

wild video to show you guys i mean wild in every sense of the word.rt in mexico where a wild bull attacks a woman several times on the beach over the weekend. watch this. [shouting] [bleep] get away! >> carley: oh my goodness before the attack that woman could be seen trying to feed the animal. despite many onlookers warning the people not to interact with it. her condition remains unclear at this time. but she does appear later in the video to walk away from the incident. but my goodness. she got tossed around like a rag doll. >> brian: this is why i all of a sudden go to the beach as a rodeo clown. >> her bathing suit wasn't red. >> lawrence: what are you doing feeding the animal? >> ainsley: watch the beginning of the video the bull is like walking up to her bag of food and she goes over and starts opening the bag for him. >> lawrence: wild. >> steve: one thing to feed the ducks at the duck pond but another thing to feed a thousand pound bull. [moo] >> steve: cabo san lucas very popular vacation spot. apparently there are a bunch of ranches, farms

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this hybrid has the characteristics of a wild animal, but as many offspring as domestic pigs. that's one of the reasons that federal hogs have spread so much in the united states. sometimes they are also transported to create hunting opportunities into the establishment of new populations. and as more land is use for grow up production, the hawks get more opportunities for easy food and shelter. it's estimated that there are at least 6000000 animals in the us. nearly half are in texas, and they cause a lot of problems. we know that every year there is an excess of $500000000.00 of damage done by pix referral logs, excuse me, and that's mostly to agriculture and property. it doesn't even include environmental damage. for comparison, all tornadoes in the us and 2022 costs around $700000000.00. one way the hugs cause problems is by foraging for food. with native animals it can be beneficial, but it can also cause damage, especially in areas where swells are fragile or dried. they also prefer to eat needed spc, chopping through oak p can, hickory and walnut trees, as well as with

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ryan curry abc seven news coming up, rehabilitated and ready to return to the wild. >> we'll have anpdate on some recently sickened brown pelicans that have been nursed back to health and just a programing note for you because of today's breaking news on the trump verdict, today's episode of general hospital was preempted, but it will air overnight at 3 a.m. here on abc seven. >> the news you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ seabirds were found starving beginning in late april, up and down the california coast. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard went to sausalito today, where several of the pelicans returned home healthy. >> vets are giving a final checkup to this brown pelican, which came to the international bird rescue in fairfield last month, starving

richard, thank you — some wild ideology. richard, thank you for _ some wild ideology.hank you for your opinion today, speaking there, richard goldberg. donald trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, has completed his fourth and final day of testimony at the ex—president�*s criminal trial in new york. the prosecution has now rested its case. its star witnesses included mr cohen and stormy daniels, the adult film actress at the centre of the hush—money allegations. our north america editor sarah smith is monitoring developments. the judge ordered everybody out of the courtroom so that he could reprimand a witness who had been visibly and audibly disagreeing with the judge's rulings. and that witness was bob costello — probably the only witness that the defence will call — and they were using him to try and undermine the testimony of michael cohen, to portray him to be a liar — and that's because mr cohen is the key witness for the prosecution. he is donald trump's former fixer, the man who handed over the $130,000 in hush money to stormy daniels, and he's also th