staged productions there, we brought our performances there. we have our own audience, andris won oneh all that are called former republics, because i myself belonged to those people who rejoiced and rejoiced when the soviet union collapsed, but we did not understand everything, all the meanings of what was happening, what was happening, yes, of course, by all the western world wants to use its forces to dismember us and destroy us one by one, but if we stick together, yes, well, i don’t take the soviet period, because to say that russia was an invader or tortured everyone there, because russia suffered just like everyone else, is just that too , probably, there was our common retribution for, probably, a retreat from god, yes, from those meanings that we had all lost, that we had to live through these cleansing, yes, in some ways terrible years of soviet power, yes, so that everything then, to come to something correct. understanding, but understandable that, for example, small states like the baltic countries, which we are talking about, but they cannot be independent, this is absur

does not include perebezchikov, filzy, the daughter of the dancer marie salieppa and the sister of andri is the life of a ballet artist and what primo talks about in their performances on the academic stage, the full version of the interview with people's artist of russia on the bel website. vivid hockey emotions only on the grass reign these days in baranovichi, the denouement of the eleventh representative international tournament among women's teams, the commonwealth cup, is getting closer. five belarusian and three russian squads are fighting for the trophy. today , the defending champions of the tournament suffered their first defeat in group b. dynamo teams from electro. meets the rhythm, girls, 15 minutes, the game is ours, they sat down, you understand, the game is ours, but we need to score, how many chances do we need to score, how many small ones, let's go out and practice the last 15 minutes, come on, come on, come on, girls, come on, be more active, more active is our game, we just need to score. well, here it is, the intensity of passions in field hockey, despite such motiv

let's go, let's go, let's go, come on andry, denis khyurivich, altunin has evidence that nesterov wasnows that klimov did not kill, but he lost his wife, they gave him a life sentence, and they will never see their daughter again, if everything this is to know how you can live with it, and you know, you’re probably right, yes, i’m listening to you. altonin testified and said he has proof that you are the killer. okay, i understand, i'll think about it. think. it's just too late to think. we need to act. you didn't kill them, you don't know that, let's go there, you need to leave, go away, i say. without threatening me, i understood you so accurately. second, what happened there, suicide right in the cell, the detainee hanged himself, hey, hey, hey, what happened, sasha, altunin, sasha, answer me, sasha, hey! what's wrong? go sleep. let's go. yes, i handed over the documents. oh, you're a friend! and she passed on information to the police, i know, you know, i know, don’t shout, yulia, go out, wait for me outside the door, bring her back, i didn’t finish the conversation with her, she’

jose andries were killed. they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you pull that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very thing too, is extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping. the closest to the panel for 7 workers, which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving, and they need food. and these n t o a live by this is spanish geoff closer and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people on the, on of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify at the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess of course this isn't a one off more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze than anywhere el

jose andries were killed. they also been working together with the spanish n g o which apple, that food supplies eaten by ship, that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation then the very dangerous, extremely dangerous circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the paddle for 7 workers. which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving and they need food. and these n t o a live by this is a spanish shift course, and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people. and the, and of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess a cause. this isn't a one off, more humanitarian up t

jose andries were killed. they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you put that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very thing too, is extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the battle for 7 workers. which by the way, were working in augusta because people in guys, an art starving. and they need food. and these n t o i live by this is spanish geoff course. and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people. and that, of course, what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess a cause. this isn't the one off, more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze or than anyw

jose andries were killed. they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you pull that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very thing too, is extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping the closest to the panel for 7 workers. which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving and they need food. and these n t o a live by this is spanish jeff, closer and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people on the, on of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the on why this happened in augusta course. this isn't a one off more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze than anywhere else

jose andries were killed. they don't send in working together with the spanish n g o. would you pull that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable. i think that is important to condemn this terrible situation . then the very thing to was extremely dangerous at circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having all the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping. the closest to the piano for 7 workers, which by the way were working in guessing because people in guys, an art started being who they need food. and these n t o i live by this is spanish geoff course. and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people on the, on of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify at the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in guess of course, this isn't a one off, more humanitarian up to the world because of died in gauze than an

jose andries were killed. they also been working together with the spanish n g o. would you pull that food supplies in by ship that come by ship because the israel is not allowing enough that stuff in by land. how is any of this acceptable? it is not acceptable, and i think that it's important to condemn this terrible situation. then the very dangerous, extremely dangerous circumstances and that the aid workers are working or a yes, having on the ground in augusta. and that is why i think it's important. first of all, as i did to condemn this, a horrible bumping that causes the battle for 7 workers. which by the way, we're working in gas because people in guns, an art starving, and they need food. and these and you live by, this is spanish geoff course. and this, what they do is just to provide at food for the people and the, and of course what we ask a base where the government is at to clarify and the, the, the situation on the, on why this happened in gas a cause this isn't the one off, more humanitarian up to the world because of died in garza than anywhere els

latvia is ready to hand over short-range anti-aircraft missiles to ukraine, latvian defense minister andrispruts said, well, more details about, more details about more , i would say yes, we will talk about international events with yaroslav voytko, a diplomat and as an international expert, mr. yaroslav, we welcome you to espresso. i congratulate you and our viewers, but let's start by suggesting that you and our viewers watch the material of our colleagues about the historic decision, yes about the long-awaited one. the decision we've all been waiting for, so finally agreed, after half a year of delay , the united states house of representatives over the weekend supported the provision of an aid package for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific region, and now the final vote in the senate remains. let's see about exactly how we went about this decision of the house of representatives is detailed in our story. let's see. being america's enemy may be dangerous, but... being america's friend is fatal. the meaning of this aphorism, which is attributed to the legendary us secretary of state hen

moment my health is much better than then, let’s continue life as we lived before before, it’s still andrimamedov, let me remind you that he had previously even been imprisoned for the fact that a group of people killed a taxi driver, this is how he behaved, attention, when he saw the television camera, the accused first tried to cover his face with a hood, but then changed his mind and pretended , which buttons up a sports jacket in order to look decent on the screen. first of all, mamedov announced that he himself had suffered. well, everyone shows shcherbakov his stomach, and mamedov his injuries, but they told me that you have vision problems, yes igor, i have the right one eye, yes, partial atrophy of the optic nerve, but this is after a skull injury, yes, yes, well , it turns out that way for me, i don’t know, it was pressed into the asphalt with the right side, in order to somehow smooth out the situation, mamedov translated some things for you when igor was discharged from the hospital, our lawyer handed over the money. money in parts, in total they transferred 195,000, then throug

when you talk to black mail voterss, regardless of where tht live andry i've done reporting across the they will thi tell you the same thing on averagare there at the bottom oi lot ofca quality-of-lifend indicators in the countr ty and they wilnol tell you life hasn't gotten better with this -- weathers george bosch, donaldfi trump, baracllk obama joe biden they feel their life hasn't improved under any presidency s which isit why the idea of sittg election out iths easy for themo do but there is an interesting electoral marker to consider thi when you think about black men as into a 23 in ohio wereuc reproductive health watis on the ballot, the group that voted inr the highesout percentage for protecting a woman's right to reproductive health for access to abortion as black men by 8 points, 88% to protect a woman's have an abortion outwhit voting white women, black women and everbly other subgroup whict says to me as an analyst these e up for grabs when they show up to the polesdo they vote on issues you wouldn't expect them to vote on. >> 1 issue they are voting on is immigration. an

how does the sasquatch know which one are the females andri wry the males?if you saw me without the vest. >> jimmy: i see. so this is not part of the thing? you're wearing a patagonia? >> the patagonia was for the laughs. >> jimmy: the yeti tumbler and the patagonia were not part of the deal that looks unpleasant to be in, i'll tell you that. >> that was like the camper. >> jimmy: i shouldn't say it looks unpleasant. that is literally what my body looks like. [ laughter ] it is unpleasant. >> it was unpleasant to be in your body every day. >> jimmy: well, imagine the reverse. i heard there is a sasquatch sex scene as well. >> there is. yeah. >> jimmy: you're in that? >> i am. >> jimmy: who is the other actor? >> proudly. one of the directors, yeah. ben zellner, yeah. >> jimmy: he is -- >> he is with me making love. >> jimmy: did they teach you how a sasquatch would do that at the camp? >> they did. >> jimmy: they did. i had a feeling they would work that in. >> well, no, so like there was a rehearsal. and i think they were trying to be kind to me and step me

i am sister, sister andri. elena, who are you coming to?, around october, she stopped any communication with us, she used to send some photographs , children, videos, well , somehow in october everything disappeared at once, and you tried to find out from her why she stopped communicating, what happened, well, first of all , some grievances against us, for what, we can’t even say, we always... helped her, but on the day of that terrible tragedy, you immediately our mother noticed us at the scene of the incident, immediately, of course, we drove for a long time, 3:36 in the morning we just arrived there in the early hours, we went into this... apartment, of course, it was scary to go in, it was a mess, everything was lying around, what - there were things lying around, a rug, it even felt like they were walking on it in boots without taking off their shoes, but i understand that you didn’t believe the version that the boy just fell, no, initially she was very calm about said this, no emotions at all, even when she simply told us that i want

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russian, it is called varenniki, we love to cook, don’t twist it like that , on the contrary, can i say, andryady... success, he chooses from those who can be the first to laugh at themselves, oh, quietly, forget everything, forget everything, what has passed, everything , what fell is gone, everything that went back cannot be returned, only there and not, calmly forgive me, well now i want to introduce my charming neighbor vlada miravi, who wrote the song. in a few weeks this composition gained 5 million views on the internet, the song is the will of vlad miravi and her, i i’ll leave all the bitterness in the past, i’m so sad, i’m so free, i’ll spread my wings , i’ll fly into the sky with light. my will, dirty hands touched a clean body, i didn’t want to, i wasn’t there, somehow you were free, i didn’t know you, i ’ll cover your scars with love, and i’ll step into god. i’ll find fire with you, it’s you, i’ll spread my wings, i’ll fly into the sky with the light, i’ll fly into the sky, i’ll leave all the bitterness in the past, don’t bother me, so i’m so free, i’ll spread my wings with the win

andris, at least she found out where she went, how do i know, she i took a taxi and went, and don’t looken up, you know, i’ll knock down the door now. vladimir semyonovich, why don’t you just break down the door, i’m always glad to see you. missing girl, where? what tamara, and so, the thin one rented out a room to her, the thin one who was on the garden street, she, she, and i and polinka, this girl, said that she was 20 years old, and then i heard that she she is wanted because she is a minor, she didn’t understand well, but i, semyonovich, you know, i don’t want to have anything to do with the police, why don’t you tell me? so i had to tell my mother, and you know, i am obedient to the law, vladimir semyonich, well , you know, yeah, so tell me, how did polina and tonka meet, the girl had money, and we bought a drink, drank it, and then i didn’t see tonka or the girl, polina doesn’t drink, she’s still a child, she said she’s 20 years old. get ready, will you come with us, anyone? semyonich, i can’t, i’m sick, my legs, i can’t walk two steps, i can’t, but i know your illness, tom, if yo

captain, captain, comrade, captain, captain, comrade, captain. here, hang in there, andry, most importantlye, well, i can’t say anything yet, but it will get out with time. well, why did you leave the ship? well, i think i was looking for a way, so to speak, for us to find a way. who knew, no one knew, you're lying again. kukushkin told me everything. petrov, when will you understand that i am in command of this ship. so, right here in this place. i command, and i forbid now to communicate with the patient, that’s it, devetel, one a minute, comrade, captain, why, ivanovich, in the crowd there, take a cube in your pocket, or something, remember this, and so, i was right, the iceberg is coming for us. that is, it turns out that he , too, can catch up with us, maybe it’s his night, there’s time for money, where to go, there’s time, well, let’s go? it has been raining since the morning, it will continue to rain, and my pocket is empty on the watch, six papers, no fire. no, in the fire i know the light is on, there is time for money, there is no place to visit, there is time, but there is no mon

blame, the driver is not to blame, there is no crime, everyone is happy, it’s the same everywhere , andrygo here on business, what business, when will you be home? well, hopefully by evening. so, mom, i called you. let's. greetings, hello, i understand, fedoto, yes, who are you? neighboring region, yes, what do you have to do, you have a capnik here, you got hit by a train at a crossing, by chance you weren’t the one who opened it, so what, drink, drink, i’m not a reference, but in fact, i’m not a saint myself, you will be, no, unfortunately, i came with my boss, well, you know what will happen, if he teaches you to sing, i understand, well, i understand. bosses, so what's with this kapnik of yours, listen, we have material on hooligans, well, we should close it, he was beaten up near a bar, when you opened him up, you didn't find any beatings during his lifetime, run to the store, fellow countryman, you're owed , i don’t understand, but for what, but for the fact that i saved you? but kabnik has at least a fracture of two ribs, a chest hematoma, blunt trauma to the abdomen, all these inj

i should give a lot of credit to the organization that mayor bass andry a part of because that's a high point of emphasis this year, in addition to homelessness, is mental health. we just have to invest in it at every level. you know, what caused a lot of what we see today, it's not the only cause, but, you know, 50, 60 years ago, this country made a decision for all the right reasons, to kind of close the institutions. the problem was that really wasn't replaced with anything. >> right. >> today, the streets and our jails and prisons have really replaced what was once the mental health institutions of this country. local level, state level, federal level, everybody has got to make new investments in this issue. you're right, i mean, it is not the only thing. like i said, there are a thousand different ways that people enter homelessness. mental health is obviously a major contributor. we as a society have not invested in that enough. we have to do more. >> appreciate both of your focus on this issue. mayor bass, before we let you go, i want to ask about the scenes we're seeing. we were