there with olivia rubin and aaron katersky. and we'll come back to each of them with our live coverage here. again, you're watching abc news live coverage, the president, former president being brought back uptown to trump tower in a city where 12 jurors have found him guilty on all 34 felony counts against him. it had been believed, as we were in day two, of deliberations, the fact that the deliberations continue throughout today, they got close to that end time today. there had been some indication from the judge that the day would be wrapping up. jurors might be going home. there was levity at the defense table between the former president and todd blanch, his lead defense attorney. they thought they were going home for the day when suddenly the judge said, that jury has reached a verdict and they will be entering the courtroom shortly. a number of our reporters who were in the courtroom and in that overflow room that actually has a camera trained on the courtroom as well, all described very similarly the change in temperatu

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rubin's family says he died of a heart attack in his home friday. sam rubin was 64 years old.s, you know, i worked in los angeles and worked for a competing network to sam rubin but we ran into each other in the field multiple times. truly a fixture in los angeles. his passion and humor always came through. just a devastating and shocking loss and our thoughts go out to his family and all of his colleagues there at ktla. >> gio: so many across the country celebrating his life for the man he was. >>> coming up in our "gma morning menu," new details on the miss usa shake-up and back-to-back resignations. >> janai: also ahead, it's mental health awareness month and we're getting the best tips to being the best version of yourself. >> whit: and tory johnson is here with "deals & steals," deals to keep you comfy and cozy. we'll be right back. ♪ mom genes. she passed them down to you. but who passed them to her? those mom genes helped make her who she is. show her with ancestrydna. this mother's day, she can see the traits she inherited, the places where they started, and the people

. >>> now i want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin, and "new york times" investigative reporter, suzanne craig who are also in the courthouse in the overflow room today. about an hour ago, katy tur came out, and we were asking about sort of the mood and tenor. she said it was calm, quiet, almost serene, and i said we're kind of looking for that john grisham moment. she said we have not had that. and she texted me five minutes ago maybe, and she said we just had your grisham moment. i'm eating my hat.

adam klasfeld, lisa rubin, andrew weissmann.n if we have them both. that is the smoking gun. that is the bank statement that shows that michael cohen sent $130,000 to stormy daniels' lawyer to pay stormy daniels and then in yellow is handwritten notes made by the trump ceo. on the right side, the handwritten notes in michael cohen's hand, not highlighted. that indicates what michael cohen would like to be reimbursed for. you see there is the $130,000 in the yellow highlighted space. that $130,000, michael cohen says, is the $130,000 that appears in that bank statement as having been sent to stormy daniels lawyer that he has to be reimbursed for. there is another document -- there it is. that was his interpretation in order to put this in paycheck form of what we just saw in allison -- in allen weisselberg's handwritten notes on the other document. those were both on a giant screen in court today and referred to by the prosecutor as the smoking guns in the case. lisa rubin, when a prosecutor says, which they don't often say, by t

andrew weissmann, lisa rubin, adam klasfeld, thank you for being here.ding me. d guiding >>> that is the last word. the 11th hour starts right now. >>> the people of new york called michael cohen. the star witness at the center

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lisa rubin is an msnbc correspondent in the courtroom today. suzanne craig is an investigative reporter for the new york times who also attended the trial and they join me now. you are outside the courtroom seconds ago. thank you for somehow teleporting yourselves here. help me understand, lisa, what it was that blanche was trying to accomplish today. >> blanche had a number of different objectives today, but if we're talking about that testimony, the october 24 phone call, what he was trying to establish was cohen doesn't have an independent recollection of conversations with trump, which was the heart of his testimony, but rather has had his memory refreshed by reviewing documents and records with the district attorney's office so much so that he can't separate his organic memory from what he has been fed by the d.a. by casting doubt on the veracity of the testimony that on october 24 he did talk to trump by calling keith schiller, todd blanche then put in doubt the veracity of michael cohen's other testimony and his memory about a host of co

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i want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin remaining outside the courthouse with us in studio, chuck rosenberg and catherine christian. so, lisa, let's start with the charging conference. how exactly does it work and what is the significance? >> well, catherine and chuck, as experienced prosecutors, know this better than i do. but when we come to this charging conference this afternoon, it is like an oral argument on jury instructions is how would i explain it to viewers. they have prepared draft instructions that are already with judge merchan. i should note they're not publicly available yet. and then they'll essentially have argument on those things about which there are no agreement and the judge will hear from both sides as to whether or why he should instruct jurors a particular way. one thing that i expect to be an issue this afternoon has to do with a particular phrase in the statute at issue. i should note there is only really one crime that is being charged here 34 times. it is new york penal law 175.10 and it says simply this, a person is guilty of falsifying busine

andrew weissman, glenn kirschner, lisa rubin, back with us.rtant moment. >> that was a really important moment. it was followed by what i think was an equally important moment, when prosecutor asked hope hicks, did he say anything about the timing of the news reporting? that seemed to refresh your recollection. she said oh yes, he wanted to know how it was playing, meaning how it was playing for the populace and my thoughts and opinion on this story versus having a different kind of story before the campaign had michael not made that payment. i think mr. trump's opinion was that it was better to be dealing with it now and that it would have been bad to have that story, out before the election. prosecutor, "no further questions." that was devastating. it showed everybody that trump had been through the mental calculus at the time of the election of what would have happened had they not conspired together to pay off stormy daniels. >> adam, hope hicks did a very strong delivery for the district attorney about how big a bomb went off in the trump

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lisa rubin is a legal correspondent inside the courthouse today. george conway his attorney and contributing writer at the atlantic where he is covering the trials. mary spent time is say federal prosecutor where she served as chief of the criminal division and cohost the excellent, and form winning podcast. lisa, you were at the trial today. tell us what it was like there today. what was it like when they heard these recordings for the first time? >> we heard a lot of recordings for the first time. the two you just mentioned, and then there were others the defense admitted because they say they demonstrate that keith davidson was a person not to be trusted. that he was playing games with the stormy daniels story and by the spring 2018 when michael avenatti took over stormy daniels' case, he was effectively saying to people, you know this is all what my grandmother would call -- and she knows this is [ speaking in a global language ]. this story is not true. the defense tried to get davidson to say it was his own understanding of the story, which y

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back at the table, lisa rubin and harry litman. that post, again, on the line. not a direct violation but it's about a witness which gets into territory. i want to read this part -- do i have this? here it is. this is the sidebar between judge merchan and todd blanche at some point. you guys don't hear this? we are getting this later. i understand your client is upset, judge merchan, but he is cursing [ laughter ] audibly and he is shaking his head visually and that's contemptuous. the potential to intimidate the witness and jury can see that. i will talk to him. i'm speaking at the bench because i do not want to embarrass him. mr. blanche, i will talk to him. i won't tolerate that. mr. blanche, i will talk to him. that's pretty wild behavior. >> i have seen this movie before. it's my fourth trump trial in 12 months and have seen it before. aside at the e. jean carroll trial and the -- trial. i guess it went better for him for not having been there not just because he did not testify because he does stuff like this. at the second e.g. carroll trial he banged his

lisa rubin, you were in the courtroom as danny cevallos was and you were nodding as sue was talking aboutours of this defense take shape. it was taking shape while among the five witnesses today i'm just going to read it, there was a paralegal for the new york d.a.'s office, a paralegal in the manhattan d.a.'s office, a senior analyst in executive relations, and an at&t lead compliance analyst. not a list of people that if you were going to sign up for a day in court that you would necessarily sign up for. give me your observations both of what we learned today but how the jury was reacting to it. >> let's start with madeleine westerhout who was the only substantive witness today. i thought susan necheles did a good job on her cross exam. one by one, most of the admissions that the prosecution had gotten from her she managed to curtail or at least make a little bit more uncertain. while she said yesterday, for example, that trump did read checks before he signed them, today she was more ambiguous saying that sometimes he did it absent mindedly while he was taking meetings, for example, wi

, will be on the stand tomorrow and closing arguments could come after that andrew wiseman and lisa rubin are coming up first. a congressman will join me in a few minutes. >>> a supreme court justice and upside down flag, and the growing crisis of confidence in our highest court. >>> a deep dive into the gop relationship with putin is unlike you have any -- unlike anything you have seen before. a comedian is here with more. >> and a little more than a week, donald trump could be a convicted felon. not wishful thinking but a fact. it is hard to imagine that the 12 men and women who make up this jury don't know what is on the shoulders right now. tomorrow, they will watch michael cohen return to the stand for more cross- examination and on tuesday they could be watching closing arguments. important to keep in mind the prosecution has laid out a strong case for any measure, that is what every legal eagle will tell you, michael cohen testified to christian piekos about the hush money scheme , which was corroborated by loads of witnesses and documents before that. michael cohen testified that

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entertainment news anchor sam rubin has died. he was a staple at our sister station, ktla.orning news in 1991 and he was vital to making it the success. >> it is today. sam is a multi award winner and legend in the entertainment community hosting countless red carpets, beloved by co-workers and celebrities alike. many of those celebrities offering their condolences and they're shocked today. sam was just 64 years old. he died suddenly this morning in los angeles, his work spanning the world. he was a contributor for uk and australia news programs as well. he loved his role as husband and dad the most. he was always bragging about his kids and their accomplishments. our hearts are with his wife, leslie and his 4 children. i know ken worked with earlier in his career. i got my start in news back in 2010 interning for sam in the ktla entertainment news department. he was an incredible influence and presence in my life and career. always keeping us on our toes. little skits forced us to make appearances on air. he swore he was a matchmaker trying to hook people up live on air,

joining me now is lisa rubin and susanne craig. great to have you both here. i missed the costello fireworks yesterday. i was following it and texting with lisa being like, is this as insane as it sounds? go back a day because i was not there. the costello experience in the courtroom. >> you will not sell me out by reading my response. my response was, beyond. the costello experience in the courtroom is an instructive lesson on how demeanor matters, because you can say all sorts of things about your misdeeds and so long as you remain polite and contrite and succinct, jurors might believe you. michael cohen is an illustration of that. what was so bizarre was the robert castillo we saw over the past couple of days reminded me of the michael cohen that we saw at the civil fraud trial. >> which was exactly the fear of everyone around the prosecutor's office. >> correct. even to the point that costello said strike that where the email speaks for itself, which is also something lawyers say in defense of clients, for example. michael cohen at the civil fraud trial wo

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joel rubin, we just joel rubin, wejust had the republican congressman from new york on who said thisout their business, when protests are rating buildings, when people are blockading buildings, that is when the university presidents and authorities should move in. do you think the one it —— white house has done enough? think the one it -- white house has done enough?— think the one it -- white house has done enough? christian, i think this week is a different _ done enough? christian, i think this week is a different dynamic - done enough? christian, i think this week is a different dynamic from i week is a different dynamic from what we saw previously. columbia for example and certainly ucla, which was the scene of violent clashes last night — i do believe the white house has done what it needs to do, which is to try to not make itself the story here. the white house does not want to send in the national guard, for example, which some extreme members on the republican side are calling for — and the white house is allowing the university administrators and local police to take the le

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i want to get right to our investigative reporter, olivia rubin, who has been in the courtroom and also in the overflow room as we know in new york. no cameras in court, so we have relied on olivia and our team inside the courthouse every single day, able to watch themselves as this plays out. olivia, you were on the air with me earlier. i thought the dynamic that you described of jurors walking into that room was extraordinary. we'll have to find out in the days and weeks to come if this was something they talked about, whether the foreperson or perhaps the two attorneys who were members of that jury said, this is the way we're going to present ourselves, but you described them walking in almost single file. bringing no drama, no emotion, their heads down, very little interaction or even looking at the former president? >> reporter: exactly, and donald trump, david, as well, stone-faced and motionless as we have seen for so much of this trial. hardly any reaction from him. almost detached from the proceedings with the occasional head nod, and, of course, after this was all over, what w

. >> lisa rubin and harry litman watched it all happen and they join me tonight. and with one candidate in the courtroom and one on the campaign trail, how are the polls this type? jen psaki is here with more on that, when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. i think it is fair today was the biggest day of donald trump's criminal trial so far. this morning the star witness for the prosecution took the stand. stormy daniels, also known as stephanie clifford, the woman at the center of this case, took the stand today. daniels is the former adult film actress who prosecute -- who prosecutors say had a sexual encounter with donald trump back in 2006 and was the recipient of a hush money payment in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election to hide that fact from the american public. there is no disputing that the details are salacious. some viewers may find them uncomfortable to hear, but the encounter between donald trump and stormy daniels is of significant relevance as this man once again competes to be the president of the united

also with us, lisa rubin who was at the courthouse today.unsel. he is a msnbc legal analyst and co-author of the new york times best-selling book, the trump indictments. we were all there today and i have to say there is this courtroom, as you know, it becomes a community. especially as they go over time and usually much of the audience is the same, as is the case in this place. we have all in this community come to know the leader, the judge, judge merchan. i want to begin with you on this point about losing the motion for the mistrial in the worst possible way you can lose that motion, which is something you said in your opening. >> legally what was going on, if you open the door to the argument you can't complain. you can't make an argument and so you don't get to respond. that is legally what was going on. i think the reason that judge merchan, who i agree with you is usually just so polite and calm and he's got such a great judicial temperament, the reason i think he was annoyed is, i can't say for sure, but every bone in my body tells

joining us now, is nbc news legal correspondent lisa rubin who was inside the courtroom today. senior judge and professor at florida international school of law, phillip, and former federal prosecutor for the southern district of new york and so much more, john sail, he, by the way, turned down the opportunity to join trump's defense team in the florida documents case. lisa, you were in the courtroom today. certainly a different ambience, certainly different issues that were discussed today. bring us to speed on what we heard? >> so jose, we heard the remaining testimony from madeleine westerhout, and she was really finishing up her cross-examination. one of the issues that prosecutors tried to establish through her is that trump not only had responsibility for signing each one of the nine checks written in his name personally to michael cohen, but that he knew what he was doing when he was doing that. and i thought the defense was mildly successful at sort of muddying that up, saying that trump, yes, for the most part he knew what he was signing it when he was signing it. toda

. >> lisa rubin has a little analysis from the overflow room. she says blanche keeps trying to impeach michael cohen and other people's records of cohen's purported statements. as media articles relying on anonymous source, cohen has distanced himself from most of these statements yet blanche is doing it again. focusing on notes from a meeting with the special counsel's office. >> that is typical and permissible. if you and i were in a meeting, you're a journalist, you take notes. the source then later asked about it. they don't know what you wrote, if you got it correct. maybe you did, maybe you didn't. you could be asked is that what you said and you can show your notes but i'm entitled to be like, yes, that is what i said. or you know what, i don't know what katy tur was writing down. i wasn't in charge of what she wrote down. and that's not, i don't think that's what i said. so when it's someone else's notes, it's not as good as when it's your own. >> blanche says you said by speaking with them, the special counsel, you wanted your voice to

still with me, lisa rubin, george conway and mary mccord.an't imagine how many times you get asked this question, like why haven't they put him in jail? but prosecutors don't want that right now, why not? >> they said two things. one, he had not been warned yet by judge merchan on tuesday that the next consequence might be jail at the time they moved to hold him in contempt. so really, that would not necessarily change what the judge could do, because there is a statute that says what the judge can do. it says you can be given $1000 per incident or incarcerated for 30 days, but i think the prosecutor is saying he was not really on notice. this was his last chance. the other thing he said was it is very disruptive and we're trying not to be so disruptive. to be honest i think what they also think is this would make donald trump more of a martyr. >> that is what i was wondering, if they were thinking that, if that is the calculus for the prosecutors. >> i think they have to be thinking that. on one hand donald trump does not want to spend a ni

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vaughn hillyard, lisa rubin. >>> we are following breaking news out of wisconsin, just getting this in. according to the mount horab area school district a middle school is on lockdown, there was an active shooter stopped outside of the school building there. but one mother described to our local affiliate the very intense moment when her children inside the school contacted her to talk about what was going on. >> my son marvin, he goes to the middle school, it was around like 11:00 where he called me crying saying they hear multiple shots and him and his friends took off running, and then my other son called me who goes to the high school, he left with his friends because they were evacuated fast. but one of my daughters are still inside of the middle school as we speak. but all we know is that there were some kids -- >> it's hard. >> yeah, it is. >> to get a call when you're at work from your babies crying saying that there's a shooting going on and we're scared, and you're 30 minutes away from them. >> i want to bring in nbc's emilie ikeda. what more do we know? >> you can imagine h

. >> longtime entertainment and beloved anchor, for ktla in los angeles, sam rubin biden has died at the age of 64, according to a station on air announcement friday, rubin was an icon in the la scene and the go-to for her celebrity interviews. he also reported for shows internationally. a colleague said rubin was at work on thursday, but then called in sick friday morning no. >> cause of death was disclosed new health survey finds one and eight american adults have taken prescription weight loss drugs used to treat diabetes or heart disease. >> and with the popularity of these medications sometimes come shortages. cnn's medical correspondent, meg tirrell has more we know that these medications have been incredibly popular and widely used and this poll suggests really just how much it finds that one in eight adults are about 12% in the say that you've ever taken one of these medications, they're in a class known as glp-1 receptor agonists that includes this is m pick and mounjaro, which are approved for type two diabetes and wegovy and zepbound which are approved for chronic weight m

. >> here's what lisa rubin says.y're talking about next the disputed area concerning the defense's desire to say there was no limit on an individual's contributions to his own campaign. bove says they want this language to help the jury understand that trump could have paid on his own. merchan says the defense can argue this on summation but he's not giving this instruction. he reserved decision on the first issue. explain. >> what's going on. >> right. >> so as a matter of law judge merchan doesn't think that that requested instruction is necessary or required -- >> specifically the request to say that donald trump could have paid for this himself. >> and by the way, he didn't -- he didn't use his own money. that was one of the notable things. he said i can pay for this myself and people elected him in part because they liked the fact that a businessman wasn't relying -- and instead he did not use his money. >> the flip side of that is judge merchan is not going to restrict what the defense attorneys can argue in cl

lisa rubin, andrew weissmann, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, two retired new york judges who process around a sentencing are standing by to tell us what donald trump is about to go through. stay close, our coverage continues right after this very quick break. is very quick break. pray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. dawn powerwash has 3 cleaning boosters not found in traditional dish soaps that remove food and grease 5 times faster. and, because it cleans so well you can replace multiple cleaning products for counters, stoves, and even laundry stains. try dawn powerwash dish spray. brand power, helping you buy better. (aaron) i own a lot of businesses... so i wear a lot of hats. my restaurants, my tattoo shop... and i also have a non-profit. but no matter what business i'm in... my network and my tech need to keep up. thank you verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (waitress) all with the security features we need. (aaron) because my businesses are my life. man, the fish

legal correspondent lisa rubin, former deputy -- harry litman, great to have you here. three different things happen today. stormy daniels cross and redirect. the sort of hearing about the mistrial which was interesting. the last witness who got sworn in and will be continuing tomorrow. let's start with stormy daniels. we had around the stand when i talk to you on tuesday. cross today, how did it go? >> for whom is the question? i think it went really well for the prosecution. i do. the reason is because while there are small differences in stormy daniels story, this was an event that happened in 2006. it's 2024. the fact that susan necheles went on, i counted, first seven pages about whether stormy daniels was consistent are not about saying whether or not they had dinner, is beside the point. they were nibbling at the margins. at the same time, making her more sympathetic by attacking her for things that were either socially regressive or the same sort of things their own client does. for example, as you said, selling himself. stormy daniels was selling merchandise. d

plants and a tremendous loss for tv journalism or you remember in la entertainment news anchor sam rubin, he died at the age of 64. is it possible to be more capable and more practical? be able to perform here and here? make a statement while barely making a sound and command the world as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ >> big loss for the broadcast journalism community today, los angeles entertainment news anchor sam rubin has died. he was a staple at our sister station ktla. sam joined the ktla morning news in 1991 and was vital to making it the success. but it is today. sam is a multi award winner and legend in the entertainment community hosting countless red carpets, beloved by co-workers and celebrities alike. many of those celebrities offering their condolences and they're shocked today. he's at his passing. sam was just 64 years old. he died suddenly this morning in los angeles. his work spanned the world. he was also a contributor for uk and australian news programs. but he loved his role as a husband and d

roy you just raised your price target from $1,085 to $1,140 rubin, a blowout report.body's expectations were high and nvidia took it to the moon what was your price target a lot of this was priced in. we were expecting nvidia to beat >> right i would say first of all the numbers went up. they did beat. investor expectations were elevated consensus was lower than where numbers came in >> whisper numbers. >> i would say yes >> you hear them >> nvidia met the whisper numbers. our numbers went up. with the numbers going up with the same multiple on the new earnings estimate, our price target went up there were concerns going into the quarter about sustainability of demand and product transition and this is a transition year. nvidia answered a lot of those concerns the demand on the existing hopper architecture remains strong a new version of the hopper coming out nvidia talked about demand exceeding supply when you look ahead, blackwell is around the corner with the new architecture exceeding supply in 2025 and the numbers going up and the outlook looks strong. >> when yo

still with me at the table, harry litman and lisa rubin. harry, i cut you off before we went to break. do you remember what it was? >> no. but, you buried the lede right now. what preceded this was judge merchan saying the money is not effective. he has now raised the hammer and said next time i'm coming down. >> lisa, you meet up with the $1000 fine mac is statutorily by law. judge, you were with us and you say people took a lot of notice of and i heard back from folks who talked about the point you made that you can say, look, there will be jail time and i'm not gonna tell you how much and where until after the trial so you try to get this disincentive affect. what do you think of the ruling by judge merchan today? >> the judgment ski ruling was within his discretion. he found nine violations. there's a bit of a dilemma he has created, and it's that he has another contempt hearing coming up on thursday. that's four more alleged violations. if the judge finds that all of those were, in fact, violations of his gag order, i think most we thi

close and special relationship with secretary albright, including blinken and former jim o'brien, jamie rubin and susie george, among others. second, i'd like to draw your attention to a very unique that we've borrowed from the nato archives, and this one might surprise you a little bit. nato's first cookbook. yes, that's right. cookbook. you heard me correctly titled the best of taste, published. in 1957 by the supreme allied commander atlantic wives club. the book highlights recipes representing 15 allies that we had at the time. now dwight dies in power the first sack year, and by that time of the united states submitted his favorite recipe, old fashioned beef stew. now, in that spirit, prepared a wonderful menu you tonight. but it does not include beef stew. so rest assured. but what we did do tonight with the menu is, we have created an array of very distinct dishes featuring the specialties and the special food of each of nato's 12 founding members. you'll see trays passing tonight with flags on them. do which country that dish is from finally and this is what really most excited about,

legal correspondent lisa rubin, and "new york times" investigators reporter susan kravitz, to have you here. i missed the costello fireworks yesterday. i was following it, i was even texting, like, is this is as insane as it sounds? so, the costello experience in that courtroom? >> you're not going to sell me out by reading my response? the costello experience in the courtroom is a really good instructive lesson on how demeanor matters. because, you can say all sorts of things about misdeeds and as long as you remain polite and contrite, and so synced, jurors might believe you. michael cohen is an illustration of that. what was so bizarre is that the robert costello that we saw over the last couple of days reminded me of the michael cohen that we saw at the civil fraud trial. >> that was exactly the fear of everyone around the prosecutor's office. >> correct. >> even to the point that in the same way that costello said, strike that, or, the email speaks for itself, which is also something lawyers say in defense of clients, for example. michael cohen, at that fraud trial would say, aske

the central stadium is undergoing dramatic changes; the once main football field of kazan rubin is beingely transformed into a new athletics center. to date, the volume of investments in major reconstruction of the stadium, this amounts to more than a billion rubles. and yet , the focus of the organizers is not on the construction site, but on those who will perform in kazan. for many foreign guests of the brix games this is the last test of strength before the olympics in paris, but for ours? this is very cool, because there haven’t been international tournaments for a long time. it’s probably been two years now and it’s a good opportunity to play, try our hand, and see how ready we are. kiril kiknadtsa, stanislav skrypnik, natalya levchenkova, ntv television company, kazai. walk over the abyss and acrobatic stunts on a rope only 2 cm wide. the highline festival takes place in the rocks of the berezovsky gorge near kislovodsk. this is an extreme sport that requires complete control over the body and composure, which is exactly what i was convinced of. an extreme sport with insurance, th

lo icónico del señor rubín. que es su sombrero, ¿no?oda mi ropa, baby. chiquito, todo lo mío es tuyo. [mijares] todo lo mío es tuyo, todo. todo lo que es mío es tuyo, baby. [vítores] híjole, manuel, ¿ves? uno, uno habla demás. entonces te voy a pedir en este momento, ¿no? que te quites las botas. no, necesito como tres gentes pa quitármelas. ¿son grandes? ¿son grandes las botas? no, sí se puede. [lucero] bueno, o una. - una, con una, ¿no? - ¿gustas que te ayude? sí. con una, okey, quítale la bota. oye, ¿por qué no mejor le pides la guitarra? ¿no es más fácil? - no. - ah, okey. [ríen] ese es el último artículo de la subasta. yo ya regalando... niños, ayuden a la beba. ayuden a la beba, por favor. está muy divertida esta subasta, pero ¿no creen que deberíamos de terminar el show primero? - ¡cuidado! - ¡sí! - [ríe] - ay, ay, ay. [mijares] ay, ay, ay, ay. ayayay. [alicia] ¿qué están haciendo? - mijares, no. - [alicia] ¿qué le están haciendo? - no, mijares. levántenlo. ¿qué hacen? [alicia] qué montoneros, chicos. se cayó el señor mijares. ok

fedorishchev family from the ulyanovsk region has three children and one dog - a young german shepherd, rubin recently grown up, and now people walk with him not only in the yard, but in the forest, and where there is a forest, there are ticks. he... he’s so not even active, i would say he’s hyperactive, he doesn’t walk on paved paths, he always has to go somewhere through the bushes onto the grass, so we along with it, where are the ticks in the grass? to protect the family from bites, the eldest of the children, jaana, decided to try protection against ticks online, it’s like online protection from the evil eye, of course not, jana could at least apply for an insurance policy online in case one of her relatives... means on on average , an insurance product with a basic package, which is called a package, costs from 200 to 600 rubles. yana’s experience confirms these words, only that in a couple of clicks and 360 rubles. i insured my dad in case of a bite for 2 million rubles a year. dad, well that's it, the policy has arrived, everything is ready. how it works? like any additional health in