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wolf? >> pete, thanks very much.or portions of of texas and oklahoma, areas also at risk for heavy rains and baseball sized hail tonight. our meteorologist jennifer gray is joining us from the cnn weather center. so how does it look so far, jennifer? >> wolf, the threat of severe storms are increasing as we speak. we are seeing very strong storms across east texas into oklahoma. here's a look at the big picture and you can see that line of storms trying to form west of dallas. here is our tornado watch box that's in effect right now for texas and portions of of oklahoma. these bright pink boxes right now are active tornado warnings, meaning a tornado could be in progress in these locations, and these storms are going to continue to track to the east throughout the overnight hours. as it gets dark outside we roll-up on the evening hours and central time, we are going to see these storms continue during the overnight hours. here are your main threats, toorp to tornados, some of those could be strong, widespread rain an

>> it's interesting, wolf.hat michael cohen was saying speaks to the heard of what you're going to hear trump and allies -- maybe not trump specifically, but his allies and some of his closest folks say which is that this is -- they've been saying it's a, quote, unquote, weak case. they don't know what the evidence is. what it is is a smaller case compared to the other cases he's facing michael cohen's stance is equal justice under the law. it's not clear how prepared they are legally in the case. we don't yet know what the charges will be if they come. what they are preparing for politically, it is an all-out war against the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg. they're going to try to make it as if he's part of a broader political conspiracy within the democratic party aligned with joe biden, and this is all about the 2024 election. it's not clear what, if any, data points they will look to or point to to try to prove this conspiracy. i think saying this over and over again to his supporters may have an e

well, if the wolf's footprint means somehow it must be connected with the wolf.that there is a monument to volkovysk in volkovysk, i think that we will go to him, maybe this will be the right point in volkovysk, he will take you it will lead to the center of the city , a landmark, of course, a monument. well, i don’t know about the wolf light, but the fact that, apparently, it somehow brings good luck, if you rub, say, his nose, it will surely come true. but this, as they say, is a modern legend. but i want to tell you about the legend that has existed here for a very, very long time, because wax is a city, we already know the ancients as you and i, and it sounds about the prince and pan, so once upon a time there lived a prince in volkovysk in the mountains, and next to him pan i had two daughters and the prince fell in love with the younger one and even asked for the hand of his parents. this was an insult to pan, because at that time the eldest was issued. and that's why the younger one wanted to eat so much and then the bank turned to the witch, but before pa

no wolf. i don't think it says anything about the strength of the case that prosecutors have built now the way prosecutors often get to multiple counts in an indictment is by stacking in effect charges . so for instance, while using the example of hush money payments if there were 10 or 11 payments, those may serve as the basis for multiple different charges in an indictment, and that's how they add up, and that's how you can sometimes find dozens and thousands of charges in a case we don't know how strong they are now. certainly there's been reporting and michael cohen commented. as to some of the questions he may or may not have answered, but until we see what's actually included in the indictment, i think it's really impossible to weigh in on the strength of the case. and john miller. how is this going to play out on tuesday when donald trump is arraigned in new york city? he's going to be brought from trump tower to the courthouse. the time has been set for his arrival today. they did a me

wolf. it could mean that they think that they can charge this scheme the way that they may be looking to charge the stormy daniels scheme. i don't know what happened with the karen macdougal payments in terms of perhaps being on the books and whether they were misrepresented so they could be looking to expand to do another count of that same charge that we've been talking about, or they could be exploring that, because if they do charge, the misdemeanor that we've been talking about and turn it into a felony by using a campaign finance violation, they will need to prove move that there was a benefit to the campaign, as opposed to just something to cover up something that we personally embarrassing and the evidence around the catch and kill with karen macdougal does established that that was done in connection with the election. so that suggests that stormy daniels. one was also pursuant to the election, so it could be one of those two things were not quite sure yet which way it's going to g

i'm wolf blitzer.>> we begin on the front lines of eastern ukraine right now, where the battle for bakhmut is growing more urgent by the hour. russian fighters making gains as they move to surround the city. cnn's alex marquardt is joining us live from the war zone right now. alex, are the russians on the verge of their first notable battlefield win in many months? >> reporter: well, they certainly may well be, wolf. they are certainly getting closer, and we are starting to hear u.s. and ukrainian officials start to downplay the potential of a russian victory. but we are also hearing from president zelenskyy saying they are not throwing in the towel. he met with top generals tonight. he says that they recommended that they continue to defend bakhmut, that they reinforce, and he says that's what they're going to continue to do. in the meantime, wolf, we are seeing russian forces led by the wagner mercenary group. they continue to make progress. they have made advances in encircling the city to the north

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>> very difficult to know, wolf.ly the russians have shown no desire to stop fighting in ukraine, so that doesn't appear that's going to have much of an impact on them, but we do hope that they understand from talking to secretary blinken how dedicated we are to continuing to support ukraine going forward. we also hope they took to heart secretary blinken's call for releasing what will whelan and noting there is a proposal, we want them to take it, we want to get paul home where he belongs with his family. and new start, look with that new start treaty in place both of our countries are safer. and even with all the differences we have with russia over ukraine you would think we can agree it's a good thing for both of our countries, indeed for the world so we certainly hope they take that onboard as well. >> i know you've already made it clear the united states will announce another major military aid package to ukraine tomorrow. how is that tailored to this moment of the war as it appears russia is making advances as

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get straight to the breaking news. sources now telling cnn that russian naval craft have arrived at the site of the u.s. drone downing in the black sea. cnn's orrin leiberman is working his sources for us over at the pentagon. orin, u.s. officials believe the wreckage would be extremely difficult to retrieve, but the russians appear to be trying. what are you hearing from your sources. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell us the russian navy, essentially russian assets in the black sea were able to reach the crash site of the m-q9 drone. the russian navy has ships based in crimea so it wouldn't have been that difficult for them to get their ships to crash site. of course the crucial question is this is what's unclear is how much if anything the russians were able to uncover from the m-q9 drone. earlier today with press secretary lloyd austin and mark milly it was milly who said there probably isn't all

wolf?discuss with this attorney and legal affairs commentary areva martin. do you expect the juries visit to the scene where the wife and son were killed solidified the verdict in any of their minds, the jurors minds? >> i'm not sure, wolf. it is unusual for jurors to be able to go to a murder scene. we've seen it in a couple of high-profile cases. one that comes to mind is the o.j. simpson case. the jurors had the opportunity to visit the house with nicole brown simpson and her friend were murdered. those would be very chilling for jurors because they are there, they can't talk, the lawyers can't talk to them, they can't point things out or describe things. but jurors are looking at the place where they heard countless witnesses testify about where two really horrific murders occurred. so, it could cut both ways. it could help the prosecutions case with respect to this trial, or could it help the defense. >> do you believe the prosecution proved its closing argument, areva, that alex murda

wolf. just a few minutes ago, the first lady doctor joe biden . she showed up here to take a look at the memorial outside of the entrance of the school. the first lady a walked around. she took a look at some flowers and some photos that have been left behind to remember the six victims of this school shooting the visit to the school. at least the entrance of the school is taking place as police. the chief of police here provided cnn with an update on where that investigation stands, and we all so heard from a former art teacher who described an encounter she had with the shooter. at an art school. the motive for why 28 year old audrey hale shot and killed six people at the covenant school is still unclear. nashville police chief john drake spoke to cnn today about the investigation. what we know is the suspect actually went to that school, and as i said once before that there may be some resentment. but we haven't been able to confirm that. the chief said detectives are still going over a

i'm wolf f bblitzer. you're "the situation room." >>> we begin with a historic collapse of a california bank. u.s. stock prices sliding amid questions about whether this is an isolated case or a sign of things to come. cnn's chief white house correspondent phil mattingly is following the story for us along with mark and our own matt edgen matt, first to you, how serious is this bank collapse? >> reporter: stunning collapse. silicon valley bank may not be a household name but it has more than $200 billion in assets. that makes this the biggest collapse of a bank in the united states since washington mutual back in 2008. now, the fdic has seized control of the bank they say that depositors will get their money by monday morning up to the $250,000 insurance limit. but we know that some individuals and startups have more than that in the bank and it's not clear what's going to happen to them. so how did this happen and how did it happen so quickly? look at this dramatic decline in the share price of the paren

well wolf. i don't know that this is as quite a straightforward as norm is saying, yes, there's no question hush money was paid. there's really no question donald trump knew about it. but the crux of the crime under new york state law is the way that those payments were recorded the way they were logged on the internal books of the trump organization. we know michael cohen and alan weisberg. we're handling the books, but the trick for prosecutors is going to be tying donald trump directly to that, and to that end, it appears michael cohen will be the prosecutor. ocean star witness here. michael cohen , on the one hand had access. he was right in the middle of all this. on the other hand, he is going to be eminently impeachable. his credibility will be very much in question. he's been convicted of perjury of other frauds. he has been rejected as a cooperating witness by the u. s department of justice. he tried to cooperate, they said. we don't believe him. now. it may well be, it seems clear. the

well wolf.it's clear the prosecutors believe they have more work to do before they bring this case back before a grand jury and move on to a possible vote on a possible indictment. it's also unclear if they're going to call any more witnesses before the grand jury. we know the grand jury heard from david packer, the former head of the company that publishes the national enquirer on monday. that came exactly a week after defense witness attorney robert costello testified. and we learned through our sources, the prosecutor's office was considering whether they had to bring in additional witness in to rebut costello's testimony. one of the people under consideration was also michael cohen. at this point, we don't know if any more witnesses will go before the grand jury or how long it might be before they move us onto a possible vote, but will likely be back here next week, and we'll wait and we'll watch certainly will. on another investigation. paula the special counsel investigating the january 6t

wolf. take a beat, step back and then decide. do you let it go? and just hope you win, bring other witnesses to try to bolster or buttress costello's testimony or bring comin back himself. it's all like like, norman said. it's all tactical. and this kind of thing happens all the time, as prosecutors decide wide, whether and how to bring cases. you know, nia sources close to trump say he appears to have resigned himself to the likelihood he will be indicted and his toying with the idea of actually turning this into a media spectacle. could all of this end up benefiting him? at least politically. listen, i was just texting somebody with team trump , and they were kind of alluding to that idea. it certainly could help them in the near term. if you think about the ways in which our true trump loyalists are so attached to him and want to defend him at all costs, no matter what no matter what the story is, and i think that will be the case with this. they will stick by him. they will defend him,

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>> well, that's a great question, wolf.secutors will have to tread very carefully with him. they'll want to do two things, keep his testimony narrowly focused and want to corroborate it so any time you have a witness who has credibility issues you really just want to show the jury that they don't really have to rely on the credibility of that witness because what that witness said is corroborated by other evidence in the case and other witnesses, documents, et cetera. so that's what they'll try to do. the fact they put him into the grand jury suggests they do believe him and that they are going to try to use them. although today may also have been a little dry run. you know, if you want to put someone in the grand jury, see how the grand jurors react and see if you think he performs well under that kind of pressure. that may help them make the decision about whether to call him or not if this goes to trial. >> as you know, cohen said trump needs to be held accountable for his, quote, dirty deeds but he was a key player in t

thanks wolf.e obviously just heard from former vice president mike pence on this historic night as his ex boss donald trump becomes the first former president in the history of the united states to ever be indicted. let's get some perspective now from cnn political commentator and former illinois illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger, who was obviously on the january 6th committee. congressman what's your reaction to the indictment? well i mean, you know, i think we all are looking forward to reading. it may be looking forward isn't the right word. but we're all we all want to read it to see what's in it. i think it is. i mean, mike pence expresses the concern of many people, which is. is this a political indictment? um i tend to think no, because i tend to think that nobody is above the law. and, as was mentioned, michael cohen paid a price for this. a former president should pay a price for this as well, particularly knowing doing what he did. but that said, i think we'll be able to tel

well, wolf.we're not seeing any sign tonight that evan gorshkov itch is going to be arrested immediately, despite what president biden had to say. in fact, the kremlin have doubled down on this idea that he was caught red handed, engaging in espionage and something other russian officials have talked about as well, the foreign ministry spokesperson saying that whatever he was doing was nothing to do with journalism. it's almost like russian officials are already talking about his guilt before his trial has already begun, has even begun in terms of where he's being held. that's a sort of notorious press. risen in the southeast of moscow called lefortovo. he appeared in court there. within the past 24 hours, of course, where he was arraigned until the 29th of may , the u. s officials say they're trying to get you know consular access to evan gush ceviche and the foreign ministry, for their part, say that that access will eventually be given. but according to the diplomat, diplomats, the u. s diplom

wolf? >> brian todd and colonel, thank you very much. >>> now to my exclusive interview with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. i asked him about u.s. aid to ukraine, and republican skepticism about spending more to arm and assist his country. listen. house speaker kevin mccarthy, the house of representatives here in washington, he says he supports ukraine, but doesn't support what he calls a blank check, a blank check for ukraine. that criticism is being echoed by former president trump and florida governor ron desantis, possible leading contenders for the republican presidential nomination. how worried are you, president zelenskyy, about this trend among some republicans that it could threaten the flow of support to ukraine? >> translator: firstly, i would like to thank the bipartisan support of ukraine. it's very important. recently, i had a meeting with representatives of the republican party, and i'm thankful to the congressman who visited ukraine. they told me that they want

>> it's very powerful wolf. think we see today the international justice wheels have begun to turn to provide results. we know that from the start of aggression to the horrific war crimes and atrocities they committed in ukraine all that should be property to the account, all of that should be investigated not only in ukraine but in international courts but it's symbolic the first crime in which there is now the order to arrest mr. putin is actually the most pacific one for the forceful deportation transfer of ukranian children, kidnapping our children. it's big and it shows that not only in ukraine where we are already have more than 73,000 individual cases, of war crimes and crimes against humanity opened in ukraine, but also, outside of putin and others will be held account snoobld do you think this is just the start today that the international criminal court will charge putin with more war crimes? >> we hope so. we know that they've committed war crimes, more 23 town of them related to yiems against childre

wolf?. >>> let's go live to the west coast for an update on the flood d disaster as another atmospheric river takes aim. veronica, what are residents of california facing across the state? >> reporter: the state has just been battered this winter, wolf. this is the 11th atmospheric river to hit california this winter. about 30 million people remain under a flood watch tonight. as you mentioned, we are in one of the hardest hit communities in terms of flooding over the last few days. thousands of people have been impacted, and the flooding has receded an incredible amount over the last 24 hours. this is the main street here. it could only be navigated by boat yesterday. and the flood waters were incredibly high. a lot of that water has moved out to the ocean. it is taking some of the pressure off of this community. these homes around the area are full of contaminated water. it could be months before they are liveable again. here is what the monterey county sheriff had to say. >> there is app

that's right, wolf. they say this was a targeted attack by 28 year old audrey elizabeth hale, who is a resident of the national area and a former student of the covenant school there at covenant presbyterian church. now i want to immediately talk about those six victims because police say that audrey hale shot and killed six people in that church this morning. they got the call around 10 13 am about the shooting. this is a very small school around 200 students that serves preschool. through sixth grade. the three of the victims are children were told to nine year olds and an eight year old who was about to turn nine. evelyn decals halle scruggs, william kenny and then three staff members. cynthia peak age 61, a substitute teacher, mike hill age 61, a custodian. and katherine coons age 60. now police revealed a lot of information in the past few moments here, wolf that we have talked about saying that there was a car nearby, the scene that helped them identify hale as the shooter that she was armed with a

right wolf. so according ministrations sources tell us that this grand jury is expected to go on break after april 5th that is next wednesday. this grand jury is sitting for six months, so this has been a previously scheduled break to account for the holidays and the new york city school break. so as far as we know, court sources tell us as a currently stands. the grand jury's expected to meet tomorrow monday and wednesday and then go on break. and these sources tell us that as of right now, they are not expected to currently hear any testimony. related to the trump investigation that said the district attorney's office has broad ability here to call the grand jurors in to even bring in additional witnesses or other testimony if they want to, even though they are currently not scheduled to do that, so things are still very fluid. so right now they're not expected to hear anything. they could the days office if they want to could even ask them to move forward and vote on an indictment against the

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only a couple of pilots, wolf. thing that we're trying to do there is assess their ability to use some of the u.s. weapons systems on their fighter jets. in particular, some precision guided munitions that we're providing them so they can be more precise in their targeting. so we're trying to assess, again, with a small number two, how they can mission plan, and how they can execute the delivery of those kinds of weapons off of their jets. that's what's going on right now. >> president zelenskyy told me that these fighter jets are make or break for a ukrainia n victory. but the u.s. under secretary of defense, concow, told the house armed services committee last week it would take some 18 months to train ukrainian pilots to fly these f-16s. so, what options does the u. s. have for bridging that logistical divide? >> but, what we're focused on right now, quite frankly, wolf, is the kind of fighting that we expect the ukrainians are gonna be doing in the weeks and months ahead here as the weather improves. and this i

with the near post header, wolf, bergen, franklin share the spoils to to the final score. in spite of the lack luster 2nd have both sides could leave the pitch with pride after this one and had sunday saw the game by levy keys and coasted were for one victory of a hat. a bell in the man of the match was jeremy friend. pon whose fight in lubbock his 2nd goal? 10 minutes after laying on their 1st. it's the 1st on the 22 year old has bagged but to go and him assist in the same game. when gives, let occasion some hope of getting back in the hunt for european football next season. so let's take a look at all the results from the match day. and you'll see the draw in wolf's berg and the liver keys and when buying took down structure on yawn. berlin drove with cologne mines. bait hoffen han glovebox shed the spoils with fryeburg shaka, down. balkan out spoke to faded bremen and dobbin. bait leipzig. back on friday. so then what does all that mean for the bonus league standings? let's take a look and we'll say by hanging on the 1st place, but they're still on the head of dominant

i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." we begin with the latest testimony in the new york grand jury investigation of donald trump amid questions about whether the former president is on the brink of being indicted. let's go right to our senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid, she's just outside the courthouse in manhattan. paula, a former legal adviser to trump's ex lawyer, michael cohen, wrapped up his appearance just a little while ago. give us the latest. >> reporter: that's right, wolf, that adviser, rob costello, and michael cohen left the courthouse a short time ago, though cohen was available to testify today, he was not called before the grand jury. he's already testified before them twice, and he was only going to testify today to rebut this adviser called by trump's team to attack cohen's credibility. the manhattan d.a.'s investigation into trump's alleged role in hush money payments made to an adult film star ahead of the 2016 election is moving ahead full steam. >> i went in there today to tell these pe

wolf. we just got a notification from police on the identities of the six people who were killed this morning in the covenant school in nashville, tennessee. i want to read their names to you, um evelyn decals. halle scruggs, william kenny, all of them just nine years old cynthia peak 61. katherine coons, age 60 and mike hill age 61. according to police. all six of them were killed by a 28 year old woman who they say may have been a former student. they say they were received calls at 10 13 am about the shooting at according to police, that woman was armed with at least two assault rifles as well as a handgun. they say that she entered through a side door they believe and got to the upper level of the school, which is inside covenant. presbyterian church there in nashville. about 200 kids attend this school. it is preschool through sixth grade that they serve. according to police. the shooting happened in what they described as a lobby area now still trying to determine exactly what happene

what are you learning wolf?so this is the type of legal decision that is quite notable because it's about mike pence, the victim of january 6th as well as a person who was a key witness on the phone with donald trump leading up to that, but it's the type of the disease. of decision that is going to make people happy. a lot of different parties happy except for donald trump. it is a loss unequivocally for donald trump in that the special counsel is going to be winning access to pence's testimony about conversations that pence had with trump leading up to january. 6th now pence. it's a it is somewhat of a win for him as well, because our sources tell us that the judge overseeing this case in the district court in dc did give pence a little bit of an oomph of what the powers of the vice presidency. maybe that that they should have some protection of congress around some of his conversations and duties on january 6th. but at the end of the day, it's another. court another judge that is saying the special counsel's o

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progress in the hospital in the next few days, wolf do we have any idea how long is expected to stay in the hospital? vatican says if you days that is what we know for the moment. this is a big week. coming up starting palm sunday's easter week. the pope has a lot of events scheduled, so we will have to see how he goes in the hospital , whether he'll be able to get out and make those events are not willful. i think i speak for all of our viewers. when i say we wish him only the best and a speedy speedy recovery. delia gallagher in rome for us thanks very much and to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next. he knew the victims, and he also trained the school staff for this very tragedy. the man who lead active shooter drills that covenant and just walk through the school today for the first time since

thank you, governor wolf. [applause] i set out to build a cabin and a senior staff that looks like pennsylvania and reflects the people in the communities that i just took an oath of office to serve and protect, led by our chief of staff sitting behind me today. [applause] sitting behind me here today is the most well-qualified and -- of public servants in our history. i look forward to doing this work with them for all of you. thank you also very much. [applause] most of all, i want to thank you , the good people of pennsylvania. you inspired me. you taught me important lessons. you inviting me into your home, places of worship and into your community centers. we walked our main streets together and i listened to you, i heard your story. those stories feel my drive to serve. your smiles and tears filled my heart. your problems have become my priority, your cause is my concerns. together, we have taken on the power and we have empowered the people. people like elections who were ripped off by a predatory stude

with the near post header, wolf, bergen, franklin share the spoils to to the final score. in spite of the lack luster 2nd have both sides could leave the pitch with pride after this one in sundays or the game by levitt cheese and coasted. 2 or 41 went over here to berlin. the man of the match was jeremy cream pon who fired in lubbock his 2nd gul 10 minutes after lying on the 1st the 1st on the 22 year old has bagged by the go and in the system in the same game. when gives lubbock using some hope of getting back in the hunt for european football next season. so then let's take a look at all the results from the match day. and we'll see the draw in both spoke with live occasions when by him took down stood got on you on berlin bade cologne might spade hoffen. heim, glad back. shed the spoils with fryeburg shaka. down to bottom, ox berg bait breyman endorsement. also beat lapses back on friday. so what does all of that mean for the bundle leg standing? let's take a look and we will see by and hanging on the 1st place, but they're still only ahead of dormant on gold difference

but it was the wolf who started this back and forth go, getting a fair. oh, more mar moves. hub over goalkeeper, kevin threat to poke it in the empty goal. wolves. frankfurt took to the air to level randall. hullo, moody. with his 11 goal of the season. a few minutes later, ebony and dicker found the ball in fired in the hood. the eagles ahead to wood. it was an absolute rocky over goal walls, birds, jani gearhart godson, payback before the break. with the near post header wolf, bergen, franklin share the spoils to to the final score in spite of the lack luster. second, have both sides could leave the pitch with pride after this one. and when sunday saw the game by a live occasion coasted to a for one victory of the hazard. berlin, the man of the match. jeremy from palm who fired in lubbock houston. second goal, 10 minutes after lying in the 1st. it's the 1st time in the 22 year old career that is bagged by a goal and an assist in the same game. the win gets lever keys and some hope of getting back in the hunt for european football next season. so then le

maglob engine oil is a wolf in a wolf car that reaches the core of the maglob earth. drive the president's order to the ministers of the operational plan of containment inflation and production should be prepared, the response of the supreme national security council to the delivery of the united states, any attack on iran's bases in syria will be met with an immediate response, the increase in the volume of traffic on the roads with the start of a new round of nowruz trips, at the same time as some of the compatriots return from the trip.

but it was the wolf who started this back and forth gold getting a fair. oh, more mar, mooc. hopped over goalkeeper cabin trap to poke it in the empty goal. wolves up frankfurt took to the air to level randall colo milady with his 11 goal of the season. a few minutes later, evan indicative found the ball and fired in to put the eagles ahead to wood. it was an absolute rocky oval gold wolf, berg's young gearhart gotten paid back before the break with the mere post header wolf, bergan frankfurt, share the spoils to, to the final score. in spite of the lack luster. second, have both sides could leave the pitch with pride after this one. and in sunday's other game by our labor cruise in coast, actually for one victory over here to berlin. jeremy from hong was the man of the match. he scored labor, cruise and 2nd goal, 10 minutes after their 1st. it's the 1st time the 22 year old has bagged both a goal and an assist in the same game when both slave of business chances of qualifying for europe next season are now to an endurance challenge with a difference, mexi

oh, and so since then i have been walking with this sign of a wolf, you had such men.make ourselves the same , these are grandfathers loshkarev and a clerk. well, yes, only six people the artist painted this sign of the wolf and you wanted to say, the tattoo artist he worked in a fashion salon. do not do sketches for copyright tattoos do you remember his last name? how did donskoy raise the information? you look. all the corpses were brought to the morgue for rowan. well, i see that, well, how, that, well, the corpse of ditkovy loshkarev. this is understandable, it’s not far there, but why the clerk was taken to the other end of the city, when there is a forensic morgue next to the clinic, he brought it. anusha, after all, he took grandfather and loshkarev, and yesterday he was spinning along the way, when zakhar was taken away in an ambulance. why does he appear all the time where, according to our affairs, the corpses find something in him, the gift of conducting, or something, it would be necessary to deal with this nastradamus, and you go there to the mystic nostra

so, this is wolf faeces? this is wolf faeces, yeah.he reason they are back is mainly legal protection. from the early �*90s, really a lot has happened in europe and the wolves really started to disperse all over the continent. the wolves sometimes roam here in this forest, and this is one of the cameras that is keeping an eye on them. there's up to a0 of these across this part of eastern belgium and it tracks the wolves�* movements, their well being, whether they might have been injured, as well as their numbers throughout the year. but also traceable are the rising attacks on livestock that's led eu lawmakers to challenge the wolves�* protected status. joan, a farmer, says he's lost dozens of sheep and that current compensation fails to cover the true cost. every morning when we look through the field, you are afraid to find some sheep killed. some people might say you just need to build a betterfence. yes, we can use more wires, use more sticks, but i don't think — a wolf—proof fence exists. the wolf is so smart, he over runs every f

, when you wake up the wolf in the car, maglob motor oil , the wolf in the car, the wolf in the car,t together , maclopramide, the special mission of the president to the ministry of labor and the agencies to create jobs in provinces with high unemployment rates, a special plan should be put on the agenda , dear colleagues. in relation to jihadi work, based on jobs, in a short period of time, the statistics of the provinces with the highest unemployment, the expected reduction of car traffic in the main axes of the country, from the government to correct the accident-prone areas of the roads in the new year.

is currently fighting in donbas, do we as russians respond to sniper shots, what and who does the wolf rely on, what kind of rifle does it shoot ? shakespeare's poem describes the atmosphere in the armed forces sniper told ani kostichenko and pavel suhodolskyi he quotes shakespeare in the original language happy lucky handful and brothers weapons of the one who will now shed blood with me for my mother's brother these words from henry v's monologue, according to the 29-year-old ukrainian sniper with the call sign wolf, best describe the atmosphere of the armed forces of ukraine. i decided that my youthful passion for shooting would help protect the country in the best possible way from childhood, because i was engaged in shooting from a young age . it helped me a lot. it helped me understand how it all happens the very act of shooting, but sniper is very far from a sport because there is a difference when you shoot at cardboard or at iron. everything is fine . you can lie down and sit and cardboard is usually not shot, especially with tanks . the sniper's combat path began with the def

and in german bonus league, hooker, wolf, bergen. frank traded punches in a goal filled and counter, but neither side managed enough out. ah, my manuscripts, mccann, and thanks very much for joining us. it's been exactly one months now since a massive earthquake hit, southern turkey and northwest and syria, more than 50000 people were killed in the worse natural disaster in modern turkish history. now the quakes epicenter was near the turkish city of gather and tap close to the syrian border. millions of people have been affect it, they've been injured, left homeless, or are lacking basic facilities. and anchor declared 3 months, state of emergency for the 10 provinces that were most affected. the government also arrested contractors suspected of shoddy building that may have vastly increased the death toll. now after years of war, the situation in northwest and syria is harder to evaluate. the sissy's overlap. whoa. and it lib were among those badly harris and a powerful aftershock in the following weeks triggered new fares, t w's m

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some wolf looked just like you back talking me, not you. >> don't be fooled. dominance has its limits. this is mj. >> the dominant female? >> yes. >> she was hand raised and likes a belly rub, too, until she doesn't. >> she's tolerating this with us -- oh, oh. no, she's not. okay. enough. okay. she just said stop. >> i heard. to see just how far dogs have evolved because of domestic, duke university brian hare set up a puppy kindergarten. >> oh my goodness. >> students help raise lab puppies cruising the quad, going to basketball practice, even the track team's photo shoot. >> yeah! [ cheers ] >> part of the program is aimed at training service dogs for the organization canine companions but there is research being done, too, to compare the puppies to hand raised wolf pups, brain hare's team runs them through a series of behavioral tests. >> look, look. okay. >> yes, good job. >> watch again. >> puppy look. >> notice how this puppy looks back and forth from the researcher to the bowl and immediately follows her point. filo the wolf puppy might look lik a dog b