are you sure zimmer took it personally?ked saroka's phone. he turned it on, let's go, let's go, it's not good to steal from your own people, especially in such size, but i didn’t steal anything from you, yes, but why did i run then, and why would you let me go, but what do you think, i think no, here’s your answer, you have only one road anyway , here under the ceiling, yes they set me up, set me up, set me up, vasya, come on, head, kill me, kill me, everything has its time, i feel sorry for the magpie to part with you like this, you yourself will ask to be finished off, at the column wanted, hands up , on the floor, on the floor, i said, police, quiet, quiet, lieutenant colonel, and i just showed up to provide all possible assistance, yeah, very nice to listen. yes, don’t tell me, my guy was on his own, he was going to catch sorokhin and interrogate him, it’s just some kind of idyll, that’s it, put both of them to rest, he went forward, stood up, stood up, well, he’s alive, he seems to be alive, well, that’s good. i conduc

he had left i think lieutenant zimmer in charge. and zimmer was a very ceguy.was basically the fellow who was in charge of handli the wagons, oversaw all the various men who were taking care of and operating the horses and all that. very nice guy. heck of a guy. everyone liked him. but he did not know how to impose discipline and quite frankly, the battery d just kind of steamrolled right over him and a whole bunch of them got in trouble in the nearby town or got drunk or were causing all kinds of commotion. np -- mp are involved. i mean think back to the wild movie scenes that you see. that was his battery. after, said he was out of you know, wrote over the hills, so to speak. but ultimately, maybe only about a quarter of them were actually apprehended but everybody knew who the folks were who were involved in this stuff and he left really when he came back. the enlisted men pretty much slide. there were number of sergeants that were involved in this stuff and he could not let them slide. there was a ole range of penalties. the one that cut the most was, you k

he had left i think lieutenant zimmer in charge and zimmer was a nice guy. he was basically the fellow who was in charge of handng the wagons, members, the various men who were taken care of and operating the horses and all of that. very nice guy. heck of a guy. everyone liked him but he did not know how to impose discipline. quite frankly battery d steamrolled right over him. a whole bunch of them got in trouble in a nearby town where they got drunk over causing all kinds of commotion. mp is involved, a lot were able -- really think back to some of the wild movie scenes you've seen. that was his battery. as soon as he rode over the hill so to speak. ultimately, maybe only about a quarter of them were actually apprehended. everybody knew who the folks were who were involved in this stuff and he left really when he came backthe enlisted men pretty much slide. there was a number of sergeants that were involved in this stuff. he could not let them slide. there was a whole range of pelties. the one cut the most was the denial of pay. they lost pay over this. tha

he left i think it was lieutenant zimmer in charge and he was a very nice guy, basically the fellow in charge of handling the wagons, lumber, oversaw, various men taking care of and operating the horses, a very nice guy. everybody liked him but he did not know how to impose discipline. frankly, he just steamrolled right over him. he got in a whole bunch of trouble nearby, he got drunk, causing all kinds of motion. mps were involved, a lot of them, thinking back to the movie scenes you've seen, that was his battery. as soon as he was out, rolled over the hill so to speak but ultimately, may be only about a quarter of them were actually apprehended but everybody knew the folks who were involved in this stuff as he left when he came back, the enlisted men pretty much slide but there is a number of sergeants involved in this and he could not let them slide. there's a whole range, the one who cut the most was the denial of pay, they lost pay over this and that's a big deal. he got them back in the line but it's after the fighting and he let the men go but he couldn't let the sgt. go. never

they also have to call policy it on it at a pin demo for several of christie zimmer. kitty don't, don't say that's just sorted successful. the bonded the citizens houses, british sellers houses. do they tell me they get it? i apologize for such as digital citizens houses determine the located constituency policies. so that says that it's on the new what's the physical address you're good that gets from that the most about them each and that amount of his duck flushes. they just didn't see a new jump to the latest by some of us talk soon. this guys so instead of the officer at this point, it falls off or something 30 minutes. you see learning benefit they will close usually do stuff in the light due to the black quest tool. uh tons of the degree message sylvia waited talking about well, you like with the diesel cruze seasonal. so now you know what the point is. you best composure, courtney. so let me get back to you. have it ready for you? my friend, really these easy movies. mystery now are you need to be met by you quickly? my voice mail. this of course is because it's be just a mounta

ich wurde dann in in in einen raum in ein zimmer begleitet, indem auch andere moschee besucher saßenr herr mit einer sehr liebevollen aura, den wurde ich dann vorgestellt, er war damals der vorstandsvorsitzende, ja er sprach dann mit mir. und wollte wissen, wer ich bin, wie ich, wie ich jetzt zum islam kam und ähm, ja, tonte dann auch oder oder empfahl mir, wenn ich, wenn ich diese zeit möchte, ich soll mir diese zeit nehmen, ich soll ruhig dann... es ging nicht darum jetzt einfach das glaubensbekennt zu sprechen, sondern dah darum zu verstehen, dass das einfach eine entscheidung ist, die ich für mich treffe und die eben ja meine beziehung zu gott. ja, für mich war die sache klar und deswegen sprach ich da das glaubensbekenntnis und ähm spürte dann aber plötzlich, wie sich mit dem sprechen dieses glaubensbekenntnisses ein wie eine last von mir löste. beschrieb das dann und wie als wer etwas von mir weggebrochen, von dem ich so gar nicht wusste, dass es auf mir lag und ich weinte dann einfach ganz wie wie ein kleines baby, also so das ist wirklich einfach aus mir herausgesprudelt und

roosevelt resultÓ iles, pero el alcalde de chicago, anton zimmer, fue herido mortalmente el 1 de noviembree policÍa muriÓ en el enfrentamiento. en septiembre de 1975, el presidente gerald ford enfrentÓ dos intentos de asesinato. uno el 5 de septiembre en sacramento, california, y el otro el 22 de septiembre en san francisco, tambiÉn en california. sarah jane moore disparÓ contra ford, pero la bala fallÓ por poco y fue arrestada. el 30 de marzo de 1981. el presidente ronald reagan fue baleado por john hinckley en washington, d.c. hinckley estaba obsesionado con la actriz jodie foster e intenÓo el asesinato para impresionarla. reagan resultÓ gravemente herido, pero se recuperÓ tras una rÁpida intervenciÓn mÉdica el 10 de mayo de 2005, vladimir arutyunyan lanzÓ una granada contra el presidente george w. bush, mientras Éste daba un discurso en tiflis, georgia. la granada no explotÓ debido a un fallo en el dispositivo arutyunyan fue arrestado meses despuÉs y condenado a cadena perpetua. el 11 de noviembre de 2011, Óscar ramiro ortega hernÁndez disparÓ varios tiros con un rifle semiautomÁtico co

to was one with grand these 2 grand, he is going to cost a pedestrian crossing, $1.00 of them on a zimmer frame. and there was a big jape coming towards them. now we were saying which brand new would wind going across the pedestrian crossing, but was quite clear when it really was, was official and we got knocked down and a junction run up all the newspapers and said, i'm going to the face on post our on behalf of a direction, it was on per page of all the newspapers. we were ecstatic. that's all we wanted. so any power is now known as fletcher de overall holiday company. and they have taken over numerous bookmakers and it is a totally different business a. so that's a, is a global corporations, and it is now become pretty much the biggest gambling company in the world that's grown so much over the past 1520 years. you're now looking at a global operation with a stock market value of, i think more than $25000000.00. and that is comparable to some of the largest companies listed on the london stock exchange. if he takes a test code is the biggest supermarket chain in britain, flats, it is

officer matt zimmer was there. f >> nothing appeared to be in disarray. nothing appeared to be a struggle. she grabbed some belongings and stated that she was going to continue to try and locate her father. >> i guess i will wait until later. >> okay. >> later eventually arrived, and kelly still hadn't heard from her dad. by this time, -- >> you have to be really scared. >> i was. i was. >> kelly had been talking with her older brother riley. he hadn't seen their dad and was worried too. that evening, riley went over to the house with a friend. that's when riley hit record on his gopro and headed up the lawn of his family's large suburban home. as they walked, riley and his friend heard banging and clattering on the left side of the house. when they went to the area where the sound had come from, they could make out something in the darkness. they lifted it up. what they saw sent riley running to a neighbor's house where his sister's waiting. >> police officer, ems. >> what did you mean? >> kelly ran to the house. >> i didn't understand what was happening

howard and brian grazer, who were supposed to produce all this, they even ordered the music from hans zimmerd maybe even win the elections if everything worked out perfectly, but unfortunately, yes, probably, for joe biden , he still doesn’t quite look like a superhero, but age really plays its part, and there’s early dementia and everything else, so certain problems arise, we’ll see how these few days go, but it’s clear that in general he’s on the whole, it is possible to suppress that same internal rebellion in the camp of the democratic party, although there is no particular enthusiasm among the democrats in congress and the senate about it. rallies, that is, they split the electorate of the democratic party, now they have agreed to a certain internal agreement with administration, i think they will try to bargain for seats in the future administration if biden is re-elected, well, certain changes in the election program, yes, which will be formed in about a month and a half at the democratic party congress, by the way, interesting, yes, here we are already we mentioned today the hollywoo

i mean, you don't think that the pensioners are just going to sit there in their zimmer frames and not to really they'll really tell the government where to get off. >> the trouble is they've got such a huge majority. >> well, you know, we can all shout and say this is wrong. >> majority. >> majority. >> there's no one going to fight in parliament. >> but the thing that gets me is if we looked at the books, we could actually i know i could sit there and say, well, what are we paying for that for? what do we do now? >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> let's get rid of that. and i'm not talking about the nhs and social care and defence and whatever. i'm not talking about the obvious things. there must be so much rubbish. yeah, so much waste sitting waste sitting on the books that you think, are you serious? we pay. how much for this? a year? >> yeah, well, apparently we're spending millions on consultancy fees, millions to consultants to advise governments to advise you on what aren't you elected to make decisions? why? >> why of kind of some of them. i don't want make decisions now e

fred zimmer, thank you. supervisors, my elderly father was lucky. rent controlled unit on polk street for decades, but that rent controlled unit was on the third floor. and in his last years, he couldn't get up and down the stairs. many weeks, and he couldn't afford to move into affordable senior housing because it was so much more expensive than his rent control department, we looked and looked and looked for a place with an elevator, put his name on a list. they never came up. many weeks he couldn't get out of his apartment at all, he's just one of many, something like a half of senior renters make under $20,000 a year. and it isn't shocking to me, but it's horrifying to me. the statistic that's one of the largest groups of homelessness in this city is folks over 80 years old. this is not a way we should treat our seniors. watching him made me really hate both costa-hawkins and even more the way we, fund affordable housing. so thank you, supervisors. good morning supervisors. my name is avi. i'm with the chinatown cdc. ccdc has always supported an