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Opening of the exhibition "An Archaeological Phenomenon. Between the Past and the Future"

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stuff in moderation — that's the key for it to be safer. but there is no way you're ever going to stop a country from doing drugs at all, ever. rian did a stint in rehab but relapsed not long after. he was living in a shared house and, in april 2023, was found dead in his bathroom at the age of 26. they found him in his shower with the water still running. he'd been there potentially three days. there was five bags of ketamine in his room. two were empty. he had pulmonary oedema and cerebral oedema. so, basically, his breathing slowed down so much that he just, you know, just died. i couldn't even see him because the condition of him was — he was unviewable, you know?

other's constantly. what one did, the next one did. >> the brothers fluitt led a hard partying lifestyle until dennis headed east at age 20. dennis matured and that his brother could do the same. he urged don to join him in new mexico. >> he was on a dead-end trail. he wasn't doing anything good or productive so i called him, convinced him to come out here. >> did you see your brother change? >> no, yeah. you saw a complete change. >> don turned his life around. at 26, he got married, had two kids, but the marriage did not last. his kids moved to oklahoma with her mom, but daughter tiffany says don stopped being a loving father. >> so, he really had to go on his way to keep you to in his life. >> he did. >> when don was in his late 30s, he decided to pursue a childhood dream, to become a

has re— geared. but this is expected to at least prevent russia from continuing to have further incursions, and it is the attacks on critical infrastructure and industry, as well as other significant areas that have wrought damage. the air defence systems are what is going to be important. it is also shining a light on what other allies are or are not doing in terms of supporting the ukraine.— doing in terms of supporting the ukraine. ok. we have to leave it there _ the ukraine. ok. we have to leave it there but _ the ukraine. ok. we have to leave it there but thank - the ukraine. ok. we have to leave it there but thank you | leave it there but thank you for your perspective on that. let's now focus on energy — the backbone of the global economy and since russia's invasion of ukraine prices have been very volatile. the growing geopolitical tensions and promised transitions towards net—zero economies are looking ever more challenging. today, titans from the energy industry will come together in rotterdam for the 26th

be hurting trump more than is he hurting biden. biden is also found in this new survey to be the better candidate on the issues of abortion and unifying the country. but, on every other major issue, he is trailing trump. you've got dealing with inflation, the cost of living. trump 52. biden 30. the necessary mental and physical health to be president. trump 45. biden 26. handling a crisis, trump 46, biden 42. strong record as president, trump 46, biden 39. and then the competent and effective category has trump by 11 points. 47 to 36: the poll finding people very interested in 2024 election is at its lowest point since 2012. that is a sign that turnout could wind out being low, too. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. >> brian: i mean that, is the one poll. that is the outlier with the r.f.k. taking away from trump

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pregnant at home at that day. if i pass out, i cannot answer my wife. i cannot talk to her. >> i took out my phone and i called my ex-fiance, and i said to him, we're getting attacked. we're getting attacked. >> reporter: this 26-year-old citizen took refuge in a bomb shelter whose uncle was killed in the attack. >> he took impact of the grenade right in front of me, and then they started shooting again, and for eight hours, i hid under the bodies, and i put the jacket over my face and i covered my ears because my ears were ringing. it was hard. >> reporter: 26-year-old danielle said she hid from the gunman in an orange grove. >> i had this scarf on me which i got before the festival because i thought the color is cute and i saw, orange trees in the same color.

checks he made to michael cohen in 2017, he had full knowledge of what he was paying michael cohen for. >> maya, the importance for the prosecution of bringing the jurors back to that 2016, what was happenings and why that's so important. >> so, so important because they have to show intent, right? that's the agreement to conceal with the intent to unlawfully interfere in the election. that's their case, and it was october 7th, 2016 that access hollywood comes out. the very next day, donald trump, cohen, michael cohen and hope hicks are on a call together. i mean, the proximity to that and what we know that michael cohen's going to say about being directed and what he was directed to do from the beginning, that's why all of these things and then october 26th, this is the donald trump

want to be clear, what we have not heard from prosecutors really until now is these specifics that michael cohen had conversations with donald trump in the days after the access hollywood tape when he was made aware of stormy daniels' allegations and her desire to come forward. he then engaged with donald trump, according to the prosecutors about how to silence her story. and that for several weeks after agreeing to all by pay her auch off with a certain amount of money, they tried to go several weeks the prosecutors lay out from actually paying her, and that is when stormy daniels according to prosecutors became frustrated with the delay. just two weeks before the election, michael cohen made two phone calls to donald trump on october the 26th, and the prosecution says that cohen called the defendant and then ended up crossing the street to a bank and opened a new account,