doesn't take questions and is going to head up those stairs. >> right. so he heads up the stairs. and then when he gets up to the top of the stairs is when he takes the mask off. and you know, if he's going to go inside the residence, maybe that's where he's going to isolate. i don't know. but at that point kaitlan was raising this issue. at that point if anybody comes in contact with him they need to be in personal protective equipment. i mean, if he was in the hospital still, whenever the doctors went to go see him, they'd be in personal protective equipment. you're getting a very different picture here by seeing the president like this. doctors look at this and say what's going on inside of him, what's the illness all about? we know he has an infection with this coronavirus. we know that that infection, that coronavirus can be very contagious, which is why people take great pains to protect themselves in the hospital. but this is -- >> here it's going to come. here we go. >> a very different -- >> takes it off. >> -- and incorrect message. >> and you see him here he takes it of

but after climbing the stairs, you can see pretty clearly that his breathing was labored. the white house says physica access to the president will be significantly limited and that staff will wear appropriate ppe when they're near him. here's what the president's doctor said about the decision to release him from the hospital. >> though he may not entirely be out of the woods yet, the team and i agree that all our evaluations, and most importantly, his clinical status, support the president's safe return home, where he'll be surrounded by world-class medical care 24/7. >> was this something that he pushed for? >> so, we try to get patients home and out of the hospital as quickly as is safe and reasonable. every day a patient stays in the hospital unnecessarily is a risk to themselves. and right now, there's nothing that's being done upstairs here that we can't safely conduct down home. we all remain cautiously optimistic and on guard because we're in a bit of uncharted territory when it comes to a patient that received the therapies he has so early in the course. so, we'r

president was hoping for a triumphant video and they immediately tweeted out the president walking up the stairs pumping his fifth but the more likely scenario given how his poll numbers have been going backward lately is people will look at the supreme court event and people don't want that nomination rushed and to have that event turn into a super spreader event that sort of merges two things the public doesn't like about donald trump and help explain why he may be making his political problems worse rather than better. >> dr. reiner, the threat of the president infecting others is still something that is very real. his own doctor said this about it yesterday. >> why is the president not wearing a mask in the videos? >> well, the president wears a

he's probably winded, climbing the stairs. i get winded climbing the stairs. we're going to speculate from a video of him climbing the stairs? i ran to the studio, tonight, from my office because i was late. guess what? i was winded. let's call it what it is, people, and that does not mean that i wish the president any ill will. i can still call out what he is doing, and hope that he gets better. you can do both of those things. as a matter of fact, that is my job. that is protected in the constitution, under the first amendment. freedom of the press. so, i am pointing out, to you, the obvious. i am calling what it is. this is a show. it is deranged. and if you had any doubt that he is performing, playing the part, playing the part of a president, who can't be brought down by the virus, there is this. the president, actually, reshooting his entrance into the white house. not wearing a mask for any, for any of it, despite the presence of a crew of at least four people. this white house is no different with the president infected with the virus, after recklessly

he is probably winded from climbing the stairs. i get winded climbing the stairs. we're going to speculate from a video of him climbing the stairs? i ran to the studio tonight from my office because i was late. guess what? i was winded. let's call it what it is, people. that does not mean i wish the president any ill will. i can still call out what he is doing and hope that he gets better. you can do both of those things. as a matter of fact, that is my job. that is protected in the constituti constitution under the first amendment freedom of the press. i am pointing out to you the obvious. i am calling what it is. this is a show. it is deranged. if you had any doubt he is performing, playing the part of a president, who can't be brought down by the virus, there is this. the president actually reshooting his entrance into the white house not wearing a mask for any, for any of it, despite the presence of a crew of at least four people. this white house is no different with the president infected with the virus after recklessly ignoring the cdc's guidelines. spreadin

the large amount of weight puts a burden on the joints climbing stairs is a challenge as are other daily activities lisa spends hours with her mother searching for clothes. often a time it certainly doesn't make you feel very attractive when you look at your legs in the mirror and they have big indentations you feel like you're never going to be as beautiful as other people because your skin isn't smooth it's sunny. but special treatment can reduce water retention in the body by means of air pressure the lymphatic vessels are encouraged to drain. she goes $2.00 to $3.00 times a week for lymph drainage. the manual therapy helps to get the excess water out of the body. we're trying to move the pressure from below to above so a draining motion like milk. i push forward then a relaxation phase by another upward push and that way through the whole body. finally she puts on support stockings. lisa notices that the drainage worked because after the therapy she repeatedly has to go to the bathroom. to support stockings and the lymph draining also helps reduce the intense pain caused by pressure

not the front stairs nor the driveway. if you look at this drawing you can see that the dashed red line is somewhat forward of the house. his house is about 16 and a half feet back from the curb, and the sidewalk is legally 15 feet. so that is what explains ms. feng's concerns. it's not the property line is not right up against the fence. so in fact we proposed to move the economisting nonconforming encroachment which will restore the sidewalk in front of this property. by contrast the appellant's property has an identical approach 15-foot walk and the appellant regularly blocks the sidewalk and defies the state law for public safety. second the appellant claims that landscape through section 132 can't be met. those requirements are for the land on your own property. so, no we're not planting the sidewalk, but yes we are planting there our front set back. regarding the rear variance, the appellant claims the proposed project will significantly reduce sunlight to her cottage at 12:18 and says the front lawn area will become

property, and we believe that also to be the case here because there is that door at the top of the stairs. that is not an open visual connection as we would define in the planning department or planning code. >> commissioner tanner: and then, just the last question. you know, when the current owners, maybe let's say 2016, 2017, that currently own this, they could have sought to legalize that unit or could have sought a c.u.a. to get rid of that unit. >> yeah, that would have been available to them, either to legalize the unit or get rid of the unit. certainly, that complicates any condo conversion if that is the purpose of this ownership. >> commissioner tanner: and it doesn't have to be an accessory dwelling unit, it just has to be a dwelling unit that's on the property. >> yeah, if it meets density, which are all the requirements of the code. >> commissioner tanner: okay. thank you. >> clerk: okay. vice president honda? >> vice president honda: yeah -- >> clerk: we can't hear you. >> vice president honda: how about now? >> clerk: we can hear you. >> vice president honda: sorry to have a

after climbing the stairs you could see his breathing was labored. you could also see him waving to the photographer, giving the photographer orders to get pictures from behind him as well as he was saluting to get all the opportunity shots. >> just to make it more dangerous for her. >> the white house says physical access to the president will be significantly limited, and that staff will wear appropriate ppe when near him. >> wait. i am confused. i thought, really i thought that this was nothing to worry about, because the president gave this outrageously stupid, outrageously reckless, outrageously dangerous -- >> i called her up behind him. >> yes, so he could get the beauty shot of him, droplets going out with the washington skyline behind him. willie, i thought that donald trump said there was nothing to worry about, that go on with your life. why would they limit anything other than the fact that the white house is a ghost town right now because this man has infected everybody inside the white house? >> incredible. and then what we're watching

up stairs people are playing the slot machines. downstairs we get a good look at some of the latest passions here to banners tell the party line. it reads let's advance the social revolution that ensures the happiness and well being of the masses. if it wasn't for the slogans on the walls we could be almost anywhere in asia. this young woman is an office worker. but that's not to say everyone dresses to suit their body type and coloring some women have square shoulders and try to disguise them well. how do you would see the heavier ones try to dress in the color there to stand. up and then do the same don't think. everyone knows best which clothes shoes and makeup to choose so they can look stylish. did you listen to. make on friday have fun. in the curiosity we come here with friends and colleagues to get some exercise and relax. bowling alone is no fun what is the atmosphere and good mood that counts. none of the people. here. it's. just so. at this rest area along the motorway a bus full of chinese tourists has stopped on its wa

i mean after the president did his thing walking up those stairs, he ripped off his mask right before he walked into the white house complex not wearing it, right? he gets there wearing the mask, takes it off, and then that's how he goes into the white house. this is a man who tested positive for covid-19 on thursday, who has had symptoms serious enough to require multiple days in the hospital and supplemental oxygen and all sorts of experimental therapies, who even tonight appears to be struggling to breathe, and he's insisting on being not just out of the hospital but being back home in a house that is also a workplace for hundreds of people. and he is apparently not going to wear a mask there. he took off his mask before walking without it on into the white house. the president also appears to have worn just a cloth mask, not an n95 or anything, inside the hermetically sealed confines of the presidential limousine this weekend, right? in which he was accompanied by at least two secret service personnel, who he had drive him around outside his hospital room this weekend so he could

really was a relief to hear the doctors say he has improved i tell you, we watched him walk up the stairs there. he is not a brand-new guy. and that appeared fairly effortless we've all sort of studied this enough now to where we all understand when you're older, it's harder. and when you have comorbidities, which he does, that makes it more complicated and we also know that 6, 8, 10 days in, some patients get a lot worse, and it can happen really fast are you concerned there? >> yeah. and i would say the fact that they started him on steroids what's driving that second kick of this disease is that this virus does the damage that it does and then it elicits your immune system to have this response that is overactive which then damages your system itself and the immune inflammatory response can continue for a while. the start of the steroids implies they were already worried about that so they're watching him closely for that and that's one of the things that they'll be watching on his blood. it is heartening to see him walk, to be able to do this. i hope it means that he has -- he has rec

a salute from the marine officer at the base of the stairs. the president usually stops to greet the pilot and first officer. military aid carrying the briefcase of nuclear codes, because where he goes, so must they. so while sharing again, while sharing an aircraft, while sharing an interior space with an active coronavirus patient, in this case, the president of the united states, they are indeed on the same chopper from the chief of staff on down. nicole, that's fairly extraordinary in and of itself. >> i'm without words. and i want to bring the doctor back and ask what sort of risk of exposure everybody who just got on board that helicopter with the covid infected president now faces. >> thanks so much, nicole. one thing i did notice, as you saw the other aides walk in. they were wearing higher level respirators than a surgical mask. the last person who got on that chopper there and that does provide greater protection. but being in that space, of course, with someone who might be infected does carry a risk. the one thing that i will say,

the front stairs are completely cracked. and the infield below the non-conforming structure at the rear the unit doesn't really help the light, air and ventilation because of the deep overhang of the existing structure the non-conforming structure. as a result of that by in filling the bottom side which doesn't get light to it and has a concrete patio it will bring light and air for a better quality of life for the tenants at the lower unit. our intention is to bring this into the light of the historic district it's in. and it's to some level of integrity it's been losing for many years. thank you. additionally, let me add this building had a fourth level and habitable space in the attic i can't recall exactly when the top floor was completely removed. therefore the facade is not akin to what was there in the past. >> that concludes the public hearing portion of this matter. >> commissioner moore. >> i would like to ask for what is a technical discussion and there's the issue of the required setback and the issue of the non-

the president will get out of the suv, walk up the stairs of marine one. see how many other people board marine one now and head back for a 10, 12 minute flight to the south lawn of the white house. brian stelter is with us, our media correspondent. brian, what did you think of the photo op, the president walking out of the walter reed national military center without saying anything, basically thank you, ignored reporters' questions, gave a thumbs up and got in the suv. >> one reporter asked if he believes he could be a super spreader himself. that question was ignored. all of it makes sense when you view it through the prism of the following idea. the president views every day as a television show. he produces the star, wants to be the starve t of the show. he is not thinking two weeks ahead, he is trying to win today, make today's tv show the best he can, he wins, he is star of the show. i think that's what we're seeing on the screen now. it is cynical and dangerous given his own health and condition that he is off producing the show on his own. that's

three people were killed in the to become the headquarters of newly built stairs. >>> the founder of the anti-virus software mcafee was charged with tax evasion. he is accused of failing to file taxes from 2014 to >>> an investigation is underway in richmond, virginia, after six u.s. mail collection boxes were broken into. the blue boxes pried open and mail was stolen but not sure if any election ballots were taken. officials are encouraging voters to track the maryland ballots online. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather. hurricane delta is spinning anc. it would be the tenth hurricane to make landfall this season. that's a new record. on the radar more rain is expected in florida today and along the southeast coast. rain also around the great lakes. checking today's high temperatures, the midwest will see warmer than usual conditions for this time of year. dry and warm across the west. 88 in l.a., 84 in denver. 104 in phoenix. >>> coming up, a man gets stuck inside a storm drain for four days. >>> also ahead, the breaking news overnight, a black man described as

but also this video i want to play again of the president last night at the top of the stairs at the white house and what, if anything, you saw from his behavior then. where does the president's health stand as best we can assess? >> so first of all, the video is playing and i know there's a lot of chatter about the video. as you point out, jim, people shouldn't diagnose anything from videos. the chatter is is the president short of breath up there. he obviously walked up a flight of stairs, he's 74 years old, he's obese, so people are going to be a little winded. is this something more? they're pointing to mouth breathing. when you're mouth breathing like this, are you using accessory muscles to breathe. does that give indication he has residual dysfunction of his lungs. i'm addressing it because there's so much chatter about this we don't know. we heard from the doctors earlier in the day that his vital signs were good, normal. that he had some troubles on friday with his vital signs but he stabilized. i think the larger issue to your point is every step of the way you learn thing

up stairs people are playing the slot machines. downstairs we get a good look at some of the latest bashan. here to banners tell the party line. it reads let's advance the social revolution that ensures the happiness and well being of the masses. if it wasn't for the slogans on the walls we could be almost anywhere in asia. this young woman is an office worker. but that's not as if everyone dresses to suit their body type and coloring some women have square shoulders and try to disguise them well. you would see the heavier ones try to dress in the color that suits them . and then do the same don't say. everyone knows best which clothes shoes and makeup to choose so they can look stylish. did you. make on friday have fun. in the queue we come here with friends and colleagues to get some exercise and relax. bowling alone is no fun what is the atmosphere and good mood that counts but even if you're a. bit . it's. just so. at this rest area along the motorway a bus full of chinese tourists has stopped on its way to k song the city at t

moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. he appeared to downplay his infection, posting the words "don't be afraid of covid. don't let it dominate your life", a message repeated in a video released shortly after. ijust left walter reed medical centre, and it's really something very special, the doctors, the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus, and one thing that's for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicines, all developed recently. and you're going to beat it. i went, i didn't feel so good, and two days ago, i could have left two days ago, two days ago i felt great, like, better than i have in a long time. i said just recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen. we're the greatest country in the world. we're going back, we're going back to work, we are going to be out front. as you

we walked from the door down the stairs together. he greets me. then we go back into the court. >> what is your philosophy in your office? there are a lot of pictures on here. >> we will talk first about the paintings that i have from the national gallery. i have five from the museum of american art, from a collection called the frost collection. all from the united states. in the period, roughly from the 1920s into the 1930s. >> did you pick them yourself? >> yes. >> which one in here is your favorite? >> my favorite is called the infinity. it's the figure eight. these are both from the national gallery. those are my number one favorites of the items of the museum of american art. i like cunningham's infinity. >> talk about these photos over here. tell us just about anyone that comes to mind. >> in this photo, justice kennedy, justice breyer and i are taking part in the washington national opera's production. we were extras. this is the ball seen. the prince welcomes guests of various kinds. we brought them the ambassador of russia, the ambassado

the president arrives back at the white house he walks from marine one and up the stairs to the balcony of the residence where he stops and removes his mosque a salute and a head and i'm specified number of days in quarantine doctors say he'll be working from this residence and will not at the state return to the west wing with a stop workspaces are located shortly after arriving at his residence he posted this video and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune i don't know but don't let it dominate your lives get out there be careful the president's day began with a torrent of tweets on a variety of subjects with most urging his supporters to vote and election day now a matter of weeks away and doctors would not speculate about when or whether the president will return to an in person as opposed to virtual campaign warning that he's still in recovery though he may not entirely be out of the woods yet the team and i agree that all are evaluations and most importantly his clinical status support the president safe return home where he'll be surrounded by world class medical care 247 there wer

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moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. he wrote on twitter before leaving that he would soon be back on the election campaign trail. he appeared to downplay his infection, posting the words "don't be afraid of covid. don't let it dominate your life", a message repeated in a video released shortly after. i've just left walter reed medical centre, and it is really something very special, the doctors, the first responders and i've learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that is for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. we're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicines, all developed recently. and you are going to beat it, i didn't feel so going to beat it, i didn't feel so good, and two days ago, could have left two days ago, two days ago i felt great, better than i have in a long time. ice itjust recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate, don't let it ta ke let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives.

. >> you heard footsteps coming down the stairs. is that correct? >> yes. and then i saw his feet and then i saw his legs. and when i saw his hips, i shot. >> it was nick. byron shot him three times. >> i was reacting. >> okay. what were you reacting to is what i'm asking. >> the threat. the previous losses. i spent 20 years overseas. a couple years in bangkok, several years in cairo. 20 years overseas, not one problem. and i retire to my peaceful hometown. >> while byron's voice broke a few times during his account of the shooting sergeant luberts was surprised how calm and matter of fact he was for most of the interview. >> you would think after such a horrific event, shooting and killing two people that broke into your house, that you would be very emotional, maybe crying at times. i didn't notice any of that from byron smith. he just maintained his composure, which was rather odd. >> much stranger still, the investigator thought, was byron's account of what happened a few minutes after he shot nick. haile entered the house and byron fired again. >> it j

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moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. he appeared to downplay his infection, posting the words "don't be afraid of covid. don't let it dominate your life", a message repeated in a video released shortly after. ijust left walter reed medical centre, and it's really something very special, the doctors, the nurses, the first responders and i learned so much about coronavirus, and one thing that is for certain, don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. we're going to beat it, we have the best medical equipment, we have the best medicines, all developed recently. and you're going to beat it. i went, i didn't feel so good, and two days ago, i could have left two days ago, two days ago i felt great, like better than i have in a long time. i said just recently, better than 20 years ago. don't let it dominate, don't let it take over your lives. don't let that happen. we're the greatest country in the world. we're going back, we're going back to work, we are going to be out front. as your

happened, i can tell you that we were given advan advanced notice that the president would walk up the stairs and they had crafted it such that he would stand there for this moment, this standing moment, where he removed his mask there's no one around him, obviously, i'm not judging him i'm telling you what he did. he removed his mask. now he's saluting, obviously, and eamon, can you see this? i mean. >> i do not have those pictures, shep. >> it's quite something. he clearly wanted a moment, and maybe he's saluting the doctors, and nurses who helped care for him or maybe the secret service agents who were just with him and in his 6 foot range on board marine one or maybe the staffers who are inside the white house to protect and serve him when he returns inside infected with covid-19 maybe he was saluting the nation i don't know, but i know, you know, eamon, he's still standing there, and for a photo opportunity, the last time i remember just a sort of stop and stand, that was outside the church after they had removed the demonstrators from in front of the white house and he held the bible up

i mean, after the president did his thing, walking up those stairs, he ripped off his mask, right before he walked into the white house complex not wearing it, right? he getsin there wearing the mas takes it off, and then that's how he goes into the white house. this is a man who tested positive for covid-19 on thursday, who has had symptoms serious enough to require multiple days in the hospital and supplemental oxygen and all sorts of experimental therapies, who even tonight appears to be struggling to eabreathe. and he's insisting on being not just out of the hospital, but being back home in a house that is also a workplace for hundreds of people, and he is apparently not going to wear a mask there. he took off his mask before walking without it on into the white house. the president also appears to have worn just a cloth mask, not an n-95 or anything, inside the hermitically sealed confines of the presidential limousine this weekend, right, in which he was accompanied by at least two secret serviced personnel, whoe had drive him around out his hospital room this weekend so he could w

moments after returning to the white house, donald trump climbed the stairs to the balcony, took off his mask and posed for photographs. he wrote on twitter before leaving that he would soon be back on the election campaign trail. he appeared to downplay his infection, posting the words "don't be afraid of covid. don't let it dominate your life". 0ur correspondent lebo diseko has spent much of the day outside the walter reed hospital where mr trump was being treated butjoins me now from our washington studio. talk now from our washington studio. us through what happening. talk us through what has been happening. donald trump certainly knows how to make an exit and certainly knows how to make an exitand an certainly knows how to make an exit and an entrance. watching him leave on marine 0ne exit and an entrance. watching him leave on marine one was quite something. a lot of his supporters were out there to see him take off and then he arrived at the white house, walked up the stairs to a balcony. he was wearing a mask then. he looked almost defined then. he looked almost defined then

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after the president was released from the hospital, coming back to the white house, walking up those stairs and removing his mask. your reaction so far from what you saw from a medical standpoint. >> i thought the image of the president returning and immediately removing his mask was the wrong image to send. for a president who has repeatedly down played the importance of masks and who likely received the virus because he wasn't wearing a mask and now is positive and is continuing to pose without a mask, it doesn't help the nation as a whole. >> in his video tweeted from the white house last night, the president urged people not to be afraid of covid. he said, quote, get out there, be careful. he also said, quote, maybe i'm i immune. your thoughts on this video and also what he said? >> while there is some evidence that an individual may be immune for a short period of time after contracting the virus, the evidence and the data supported that this immunity does not last for a significant long period of time. therefore, the president stating that, maybe i'm immune, is dangerous because it co

she could walk down the stairs, but he would have to carry her up the stairs, which he did. on top of all of this, she developed epilepsy, which in those days was considered a sort of mental illness. you didn't want anyone to know that you are mentally ill. the seizures would come and so it affected the marriage, it affected their rise, it affected ida tremendously. but her father let her run the bank when he was traveling around on his other business duties. as a young woman in her twenties, she was running this bank and it was just very unusual in those days. while now, she's sort of reduced to sort of sedentary life. she crochets and does other little things like that and she becomes rather sort of narrow in her outlook. very devoted to her husband and thinks her husband is the greatest politician in the history of america. but she becomes somewhat peevish and somewhat difficult. he never wavered in his devotion to her and just basically accepted that as just part of life. so when this became kind of known as he was emerging as a national figure politically, it became an

the large amount of weight puts a burden on the joints climbing stairs is a challenge as are other daily activities lisa spends hours with her mother searching for clothes. off and this is a tough it certainly doesn't make you feel very attractive when you look at your legs in the mirror and they have big indentations and you feel like you're never going to be as beautiful as other people because your skin isn't smooth it's sunny . but special treatment can reduce water retention in the body by means of air pressure the lymphatic vessels are encouraged to drain. she goes $2.00 to $3.00 times a week for lymph drainage. the manual therapy helps to get the excess water out of the body. we're trying to move the pressure from below to above so a draining motion like milk. i push upward then a relaxation phase by another upward push and that way through the whole body. finally she puts on support stockings. lisa notices that the drainage worked because after the therapy she repeatedly has to go to the bathroom. the support stockings and the men for training also help reduce the intense pain ca

you know i'm not sure where it is but it's not on here i think we only have to go up one flight of stairs. and this was your room this was the room it's really big. so cool. so it's amazing that they gave us a room like this we were just straight ahead. you didn't have any supervision. none and it was incredible we smoked weed here and drank they put in a football table and asked if we needed a t.v. and a playstation and they never asked anything of us incredible i was so impressed that they trusted us it was reason enough for me to go to church. as if it's amazing for me to see this room she's told me lots of stories about herself and her friends the things that happened here and i couldn't quite visualize it because for me the church was a place where you were taught a place where there were clear rules that's the complete opposite of what she experienced here so it's really great to be here in this really. officially stephanie belong to a different parish the kaiser frieda reshma morial church in the berlin hands a quarter she was confirmed in this church and here she struck a bargain

you know i'm not sure where it is but it's not on here i think we only have to go up one flight of stairs. and this was your room this was the room it's really big. so cool. it's amazing that they gave us a room like this we were just straight ahead. you didn't have any supervision. look numb it was incredible we smoked weed here and drank they put in a football table and asked if we needed a t.v. and a playstation and they never asked anything of us incredible i was so impressed that they trusted us it was reason enough for me to go to church. it's amazing for me to see this room she told me lots of stories about herself and her friends things that happened here and i couldn't quite visualize it because for me the church was a place where you were taught a place where there were clear rules that's the complete opposite of what she experienced here so it's really great to be here in this room. officially stephanie belong to a different parish the kaiser memorial church in the berlin huns a quarter she was confirmed in this church and here she struck a bargain with god. she would attend ch

take her up these stairs. whispers: back to your room immediately! in the new british movie carmilla, from writer—director emily harris, german—turkish actress devrim lingnau is the mysterious stranger whose unexpected arrival at an english country estate in the late 18th century stirs rebellious passions in lara, played by hannah rae. dress...doesn‘t look like that on me. handsomely lensed by michael wood in dreamy hues that, to my eye anyway, recall jose larraz‘s ‘70s odyssey symptoms, this take on carmilla invokes and then pointedly sidesteps the vampiric lore embedded in sheridan le fanu's source. don't be afraid. instead it conjures a world in which our heroine‘s dawning sexuality is perceived as the real threat to be driven out by any means necessary. while this new carmilla may lack bite and will probably prove too restrained for genre audiences, i rather like the fact that it wasn't afraid to indulge in some over—egged images of writhing bugs and decaying nature while steering clear of the more sensationalist tropes that have ch

the stairs are shaking, i'm shaking. the whole thing. by the time i get into the car i end up running -- by the time i'm getting into the car i'm wiped out i have to say. does anybody have a mirror? so the general said, sir, we can build a new stairway under the plane, it's a spiral stairway. i said, wow, that's a great idea. you would be totally protected, sir. fantastic, how much? 50. i said, wow. 50. that's a great deal. i will take it. i said i will take it. by the way, so for $50,000 i can -- no, sir, $50 million. i said, i don't want the stairway for $50 million. i tell you this because you people understand business. no, he said, we can build it for 50. i thought he meant $50,000. that's a lot of money for a stairway. no. we can to it for 50 million, so if you don't mind i decided let me hair get messed up, right? that's a long story on the beautiful air force one. so we have it coming in. can you imagine after all that, i better win this damn contest. can you imagine if i saw sleepy joe -- he wouldn't know it's a different plane.

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