are you sure zimmer took it personally? not our arkharovites. they probably detected soroka’s phone as soon as he turned it on. let's go, let's go. it’s not good to steal from your own people, especially on such a scale, but i didn’t steal anything from you, yes, but why did i run then, and why would you let me go, and what do you think, i think no, that’s your answer , in any case, you have only one road, here to the ceiling, but they set me up, set me up, set me up, vasya, come on come on, i don’t have the strength anymore, endure this song, quietly, grab it, come on, well, did it clear up in your head? kill me, kill me, everything has its time, i feel sorry for you, forty to part with you like this, you yourself will ask to be finished off, criminal investigation, hands up, on the floor, on the floor, i said, police, quiet, quiet, lieutenant colonel , and i just showed up to provide assistance, yeah, it’s very nice to listen, yes, don’t tell me, my boyfriend quit for his own sake, got ready to take sorokhin’s mother and

whoever is in the hotel - most of them were accepted eilad, who is in the guest houses, they are called zimmers family, and they try to accommodate them so that the new place is comfortable, former residents of the cis have gathered here, all with pets. there were a couple of scary moments, if you are sitting in the entrance and the third rocket is flying there and each one falls three rockets closer, closer, closer, the fourth one is coming, you already understand that it is coming here, but the fact that we... i hope that this our chance, just to end all this, so that there can finally be peace, and where you understand, where we understand, it is necessary close this whole thing, just live normally and that’s it, but even in conditions of war, they believe in israel, being a jew here is now safer than anywhere else on the planet, we urge all israeli citizens to exercise extreme caution when traveling abroad, it’s impossible to believe that we have to voice this, but we ask all citizens from... external signs of your affiliation with jews or israel when you leave the country somewhere. israel

they are moving someone in the hotel , eilad took the most people into guest houses, they are called zimmersis only one with me, and they try to accommodate them like this, to make the new place comfortable, former residents of the cis gathered here, all with pets. there were a couple of scary moments, if you are sitting in the entrance and the third rocket is flying there, and each one lands three rockets closer, closer, closer, the fourth one is coming, you already understand that it is coming here, but the fact that we, i hope that this is our chance, just end all this, so that there can finally be peace, and where you figure it out, where we figure it out, we need to close this whole thing, just live normally and that’s it . but even in conditions of war, people in israel consider it safer to be a jew here than anywhere else on the planet. we urge all israeli citizens to exercise extreme caution when traveling abroad. it is impossible to believe that we have to voice this, but we ask all citizens to avoid showing external signs of your belonging to a jew or to israel when you leave the c

thanks to jim norton, heather zimmer, raga andrews, bruce katz,a ingrah >> laura: hello, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" live from the grand ole opry house in washington, d.c. for the fifth annual patriot awards. we have a great crowd and a lot of folks on set. will greenwood, sean duffy, jesse watters and more. but first -- [screaming] >> anti-israel protesters are choosing violence as best method to get their point across. six u.s. capitol officers were hurt during clashes in d.c. last night. there are reports of officers being pepper sprayed and punched. out of the massive crowd, only one person was arrested, i guess none of the cameras were working. police were violently attacked and just one arrest. compare that to how they went after the january 6 protesters. >> the fbi will lead no stone unturned. we have opened 160 case files, just the tip of the i'm going berg. significance of this investigation is not lost on us, this is a 24/7 full-bar extensive operation into what happened that day. >> laura: whole of government approach, as they call it. we said at the time, th

employees do live in other district-provided housing and apartments, like journalism teacher kimberly zimmerger, because there is absolutely no way, i would have never been able to break into this community. >> and that's the point of the tiny dwellings. you've heard of starter homes, well, consider these starter rentals. >> if you're spending more than half of your income as a teacher on your place to live, that's not viable. and that's the situation for a lot of our educators here. >> reporter: scott cooper works on the board that oversees the project, gathering grant money and donations to pay for construction materials and tools. and aspen teachers are not alone. across the country, renning even a one bedroom is a stretch for teachers in a slew of cities according to the national council on teacher quality. the least affordable school districts, san francisco, portland, and san diego. where starting teachers would pay more than 40% of their salaries for the average rental. new york, boston, and dc, not far behind. that's driving some districts to fund affordable housing developments. pop

thanks to jim norton, heather zimmer, raga andrews, bruce katz

i bumped with a zimmer frame.course i can. and i pushed her oven course i can. and i pushed her over. my name is jeffrey reid . over. my name is jeffrey reid. thank you and good morning . thank you and good morning. >> oh, great stuff , jeff. on dean >> jeff, we're going to wheel you over here as we talk to dede helliwell, who's here in the studio. look, this is it's a bit odd for people who aren't connected to the armed forces. do you think that part of what you do, especially around sort of this remembrance day, is you have you have a good laugh have a you have a good laugh about things? >> i you know , >> well, i think, you know, especially military, we especially in the military, we kind have that gallows humour kind of have that gallows humour anyway. we have we have a very dark sense of humour. anyway and it's either that laugh or cry. but i think when you come back, even more so and you start having more downtime and more time to think to yourself and maybe you aren't spending as much time with, you know, t

impossible woman, an impossible woman, on friday on rtr, ich war eins von drei kindern, ohne hail, zung im zimmertake off a lot. and now the film adaptation has its own festival, where filmmakers present future films and tv series based on the books. i wrote 30 pages of the script in the morning, based on my own book, true, but still. one of the most famous russian science fiction writers, sergei lukyanenko , inevitably admits that not a single good book can escape the attention of filmmakers. the only way for an author to influence a future project is other than transferring rights to. organization, it is, if possible, to take part in the creation of the script. looking at what lately we have been creating more and more domestic content, some authors and production companies have a shortage of ideas, often, this is normal practice, filmmakers turn to literature and this is cool. as the organizers of the reading festival have calculated, over the past 3 years more than 230 film adaptations have been released in russia. this number eloquently tells filmmakers that readers are interested in seeing