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To organize her murder. bbc russia s sergey goryashko has more. the services are accusing and national in her 40s called natalia wolfe. they say she arrived in russia in latejuly, i have been following my pity for a bomb under her car. after that, this woman with her 12 year old daughter managed to escape russia, and the russian authorities are saying that they have asked the estonians about whether they have provided any help to that woman. but he denies any allegations or that it received inquiries from the russians fsp line is that ukrainian intelligence services, ukrainian nationalist, have ....
In tacoma, washington, her drug use continued until she was in her 40s, as a. in and out prison 3 times. twice there with her mother. at the age of 40 turned her life completely around for real. not in a fake way. a we sat down with jenny for a full hour. it s on tucker carlson today. here s part of that conversation. a tucker: your second release from prison what was your plan? i had only been out 7 months. i had been shot and shot someone else. tucker: shot with a gun? where were you hit? in the femmoral artery. they were surprised i lived. i am not kidding.wh tucker: i don t think that s in my packet. most people don t know that. ....
Analyst, joan biskupic. it s a big decision for him to make which then hands his friend, the president of the united states, an even bigger decision. reporter: that s right. he s known joe biden for a long time, and, you know, this will give president biden the chance the first time in 12 years that a democratic president is going to be able to name someone to a lifetime seat on the supreme court, and you can see the effect given that stephen breyer is 83 years old. if he chooses someone who is in her 50s, her 40s, that person can be here for this generation, the next generation, our children s generation. so this is very big. i know it was a hard decision for justice breyer. he s been under a lot of pressure. he saw what happened to ruth bader ginsburg when she declined to step down when she was pressured in the obama years and ....
Probably a little selfishly done. it made the hurt in me feel a little better. i m a writer and writing things down probably helps. for one, it was probably for selfish reasons. two, it was for hopefully the greater good in the greater population. i wanted to take readers into what it s like to have your family closely impacted by this issue. i wanted to take readers into an icu where 24 of 25 beds were occupied by unvaccinated people with covid, who had basically a 99% chance of not surviving. your aunt passed on august 23rd, so not too long ago. so the pain is still fresh, i imagine. she was in her 40s, had a teenage child. what was she like? ....
These are as you know, preventible sufferings, all preventible deaths. it s also a frustration because some of the protests that go on, and i m totally an advocate for free speech and protest, some of those protests are scaring others from becoming vaccinated. and then there s misinformation from some of the other news channels and of course the internet. it s frustrating because it doesn t have to happen that way. this is not something that should divide america. our capacity for care for one another should unite us. when i go on call again next weekend i will certainly see some people who are suffering. it does resonate beyond covid. two weeks ago i took care of a 74-year-old gentleman who had a heart attack, on the big island where i do my er work. it took me many hours to transfer him to a hospital that could provide cardiology care. so people are not getting care because the beds are full. another woman, in her 40s, who i m familiar with, who has breast cancer, can t get her mammo ....