directors, questions? >> directored. of just a quick question on the what you described what does it 19take action in obligations to complete the p by 2028? um -- what it means simple low is that the tjpa is stating to cal-trans restricting parcel for this use. they don't have an obligation to finish the park ocii does the tjpa does not have any obligation to funds the park or to complete the park. that obligation is with ocii. the tjpa is our partner and the landowner or controller for the park. but the plan for management of the p is tht east cut cbd will enter in an combrement with the tjpa to fulfill what role. ocii serves the developer of the p for responsible foreration the money and the design and engineering and construction. and ensuring the park is delivered the tjpa enter into this agreement with the east cut for the management. that helps. great sum row, thank you. >> other questions, directors? public comment? >> i see a member of the public on line. ment to check in the room? if you can let the caller in. h

director hemminger hemminger. director henderson. a henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina i kahina i chair egan ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications lens. i have none . moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. is there any new or unfinished business today? director henderson, please. hi. good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient. adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in a couple of months. and so i really appreciate kim wal

leonid gaida is a unique director.the golden fund of soviet cinema, they entered the hearts of millions of viewers remain there forever. our generation, my children, my daughter and my grandchildren are watching, repeating all sorts of phrases and jokes, velmi penezha, fedya must, our people don’t take a taxi to the bakery. all the facts about the filming of these brilliant comedies are known, but is all of this true? you don’t have to spare me, even if it’s the worst thing, it’s true. over the past years , the stories of the creation of leonid iovich's films have become overgrown with such tales that gaida himself would be very surprised to hear them. he would buy champagne for a good joke, complete nonsense, there was no such thing. he sits with a serious look, never doesn't laugh. this is one of my favorite myths, gloomy and so on. we decided to figure out what is true and what is myth in the stories about these famous paintings, and tell how everything was actually created. as our dear boss says, the main thing in

director henderson henderson. director hinsey. hi, director. so i. so i. director kahina.hina. i chair ekin. hi. you can i thank you. that item is approved. thank you. thank you. please call the next item places you on item number 12 presentation and discussion regarding a muni ford program update. yeah okay. well good afternoon, directors. almost good evening. so sean kennedy, i'm the senior senior manager for the transit planning group here at the mta. last month i talked through a service update and including some great news that we had seen the highest ridership we had seen in the system in four years. so i still want to want to want to give those kudos, but this time i'm going to focus on some capital projects specifically our muni ford program. also have some great news to share and instead of burying the lead, i'll tell you right now on the on the opening slide, that muni ford program is turning ten years old in a couple months. amazing that we are ten years old, which means i'm ten years older and i definitely show my age. but super excited about that. and even mor

or a member of the board of directors to be chosen by other members of the board of directors , which has not yet been registered in the official newspaper, but well because you were allowed to sign in the unregistered official newspaper, well yes, like the official newspaper of malacca, but nevertheless, after my presence in the club , i got a point from the majority of the members, that is, i got the signature and i was discriminated against. to give me, mr. abzali and mr. heydarzadeh , to give me authority, the majority of the members of the board of directors , there are now four of us, 3 of them signed , and i will do the second signature . earlier, i signed this agreement from moda members. for now , the validity criteria are the same as those registered in the official newspaper and any of the loved ones can sign it, but in the case of this contract, this contract was like this: first, the tracking code was taken, the names were entered into a hologram, and then they were due to the problems that occurred with the protection letter, anyway. refusing to sign at all, i don't know

of directors, mr. hamid nouri, and ask him what the story was. hello , good night, sir. greetings and courtesy to his highness , dear viewers, we are at your service. someone else authorized you to sign what was the story you told me, dear teacher, before i answer this question, i should ask the esteghlal club officials why and how the club's internal information and documents found their way to the streets and markets. yes, two or three nights ago , we asked mr. according to the publication law , they are also against the law, but regarding the question you asked, see mr. khani, one of the respected members of esteghlal club board of directors, who in various interviews accused the ceo and another member of board of directors of forgery and using fake documents . mr. khawani's prayer as the director's request the predicate on authenticity means that it must be real. well, of course , it can be prosecuted criminally through the judicial authority, and the law provides punishment for both forgery and fo

thank you director for being here. medium-security federal correction institution and houses 1600 inmates in south carolina. my district. we heard accounts from officers having to work overtime which has led to extreme burnout and low morale. gao report found that overtime hours worked at the bop was 102%. what is bop doing to correct this. >> we have done a lot in the last year congressman so i'm happy to the talk about it. we doubled down on recruitment efforts. we have national recruitment office that does nothing but recruit for office -- for the federal bureau of prisons. we prioritize officers and healthcare workers in that and we have seen progress. we have given retention and recruitment bonuses to individuals and that has proven successful and it has allowed us to see a small amount of improvement, 60% increase in those coming to the bureau and 20% decrease in those leaving in the last year but we are not where we need to be yet. >> and i would imagine that with the forced overtime it is a -- it is a recruitme

i think that any person, director or non-director, is characterized by the kind of films he watches, our film, i understood that we are focusing on our viewer first... first of all, i can just name my favorite director, to whom they send a lot, where are the filmmakers, uh, balabans, so if we are talking about domestic, it would probably be a fireman, this is a fireman, this is blind man's buff, this is a brother, very nice french cinema, french comedy, and i can an interesting fact to tell too, when editing the filmmakers, i edited it in 9 days, by the way, i edited 117 minutes in 9 days, you left the editing room, naturally, there were nine workers... in it, so, but when i edited, how once the hollywood film opener came out in theaters, and the cameraman and i came to the screening, he even watched it three or four times, that is, he liked it so much, i only watched one, and i was just worried about my editing, what if i did something too early? then, suddenly, and i saw a hollywood montage, how clear, sharp it is, this is a mess of shots, plans, and i realized , here i am literall

i'm become to director deputy director for regular agenda. the first permit is a play-offs entertainment out door sound for taco rouge at 1500 broadway. known as kruj special held a per fit for 20 years the new team merged rouge and the restaurant nics for taco rouge host compleat deal nights and live entertainment and seek ability to host sound at the front of the business daily to drive in foot traffic the business conduct out reach and all neighbor sending 100 letter in total. one was in opposition by a hotel owner. thank you i live bake are street. i'm one of the principals of probro, taco rouge. as kate described with the [inaudible] it is a restaurant with entertainment comedy nights and live music. it has been renovated. and we did open it may 5 cinco de mayo and oui are here today requesting our permit a continuation of the existing entertainment permit. i'm here to answer questions we are excited about the dpunt bring life to the north polk street area of san francisco. commissioners? comments, questions? no concerns here. >> okay. >

chairman and director. since we created the cfpb bank in 2010 the cfpb has effectively fulfilled its mission to protect consumers from unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices in the financial market, despite coming under continual attack. despite those attacks the cfpb has continued its work to secure over $20 billion it really for our consumers. over $4 million for violations of the law, and millions of responses to consumer complaints. all while adapting its supervisory activities to a rapidly changing financial sector. and the public understands, as the ranking member pointed out, over 82% of americans and 77% of republicans support the mission of the cfpb. as our financial system becomes more digitalized and complex, so did the scams, abuses, and junk fees that affect the life savings of the american people. i encourage you to stay vigilant to our new challenges. thank you for joining us today. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. today we welcomed the director of the consumer financial protecti

director wray welcome . as you know i am deeply concerned about the conduct of the department of justice and the fbi, circulate the last three years during the by the ministry . i think the department of justice has been politicized under attorney general merrick garland. i think the fbi has as well. unfortunately i think you have been under willing to stand up to senior officials in the fbi who has allowed the fbi to be politicized. i regularly speak with fbi agents across the country who are unhappy about the integrity of the institution being weakened because doj is being treated as a political weapon. i want to talk in particular about the investigation and multiple allegations of corruption concerning hunter biden and joe biden. the department of justice has come i think from the outset, tried at every step to stop investigations of corruption from joe biden. >> as you are aware, a what's up text message was sent to a senior chinese, economists from hunter biden that reads as follows. i'm sitting here w

valery gergiev remains the director and artistic director of the myrinsky and becomes the director ofhe large, probably the symbols of russia, the double-headed eagle, perhaps reminds us of what both theaters are for russia today, culturally both. the capital. it’s unlikely that anyone could be called valery gergiev’s competitor for this post. in addition to an impressive track record, the people's artist of russia has everything qualities necessary for this. in 1977 , gergiev graduated from the leningrad conservatory, and was a student of the founder of the leningrad conducting school, ilya musin. valery abesalovich's career developed rapidly. he became the conductor of the marinsky theater, then the kirov theater, in 1978, 10 years later he was already the chief conductor, gergiev immediately organized one after another the festivals of musorsky, tchaikovsky, prokokhev, then created the project stars of the white nights, now it is the largest festival in the world, more 20 years of the easter festival, also created maestra, in 1996 the team chose him as director of the mariinsky the

it is now my honor to introduce christopher wray, the director of the fbi. director wray: thanks.ood morning everyone. the fbi's mission is to protect the american people and uphold the constitution here at home and around the world and today together with our partners we are once again fulfilling that mission. the charges unsealed reveal absolutely unconscionable crimes including unlawful confinement , torture, and other inhumane acts committed against one of our own citizens by four individuals affiliated with the russian military. that american, like so many others, became a victim of russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine which continues to wreak unimaginable tragedy on the region. caught in the crossfire of a war he had no part in, this american was tormented for days at the hands of these defendants. and today's indictment demonstrates our commitment to our mission and our resolve to seek justice for all americans, even amidst the fog of war. though today marks the first time these crimes have been charging her history, it's not the first time that united states has investi

director christopher wray taking a brief break here. he is appearing before the senate jewish committee. live coverage here on c-span3. >>> this oversight hearing with fbi director, christopher wray, taking a brief break here is >> the committee will resume. >> thank you, mr. chairman. all i can say is whew. good to have you back. so you testified that no court has held that the fourth amendment applies to 702 searches. but in 2019, the second circuit explained that 702, u.s. queries does have important fourth amendment implications and it remanded that case for further review. i know that you testified that you have put in place various protections and accountability features to prevent the misuse or abuse of 702. but my understanding is that prior to your putting in place these kinds of protections, there was something in the order of two million u.s. citizens queries under 702 and that has gone down to some 200,000. that's still a lot of queries. so my colleague, chris coons, while you have these protocols in place, and courts have s

chairman, and director wray, good to see you again. you know i never fail to mention that georgia is proud of you, and that we love seeing you when you come back home. i hope you will again soon. you and i have spoken before about the dangerous increase in the frequency of crimes targeting children, young children, who are lured or targeted to share compromising or explicit photos, and blackmailed or bullied or worse on the basis of the content. senator blackburn and senator grassley and i have, together, move legislation through this committee and at helping prevent the sexual abuse of children online. at your field office in atlanta, you recently highlighted sextortion as a particular concern in georgia. the field office says that these schemes have increased by 700% since 2021. can you please provide an update on the fbi's overall efforts to investigate and prevent these crimes targeting children online? >> this is a rapidly emerging threat to the youth of america. when i say rapidly emerging, it's not that it's brand-new, as you an

nicole: thank, director wray.he charges announced, the first under the war crimes statute, are historic. the department of justice is holding accountable four russia affiliated military personnel who committed war crimes in the course of russia's unlawful full scale invasion of ukraine. as alleged in the indictment, the defendants abducted, beat, and threatened to kill an american. they even conducted a mock execution these charges send a clear message. the criminal division will pursue those who commit war crimes and other acrossities in ukraine. we're committed to bringing war criminals to justice no matter where they are located for brutal acts committed against americans. last year, attorney general garland announced the launch of the war crimes accountability team led by prosecutors from the criminal divisions, human rights and special prosecution office to strengthen the response to the atrocities committed in ukraine and hold accountable perpetuators of war crimes in ukraine. these charges were brought as p

of directors, and therefore , the board of directors should have chosen a person there, if they had written. this problem did not arise with the managing director together with each of the members of the manager's team, but because they said that the selection of the manager's team was chosen, they had to appoint someone as the manager's team in the minutes of the meeting that was published by esteghlal club, which of course has no date. instead, he pointed out that all the previous approvals are considered to be konami, where the right to sign was given to mr. sami, so obviously there was an approval before, and now that approval was given to mr. khani or someone else gave it, so there was already an approval. it was if the lease contract was signed before 26, then mr. sami has the right to sign the law , they were given this right to sign by the hit management, and what mr. khani says before is not valid, but if it is after 206 , then mr. at that time, samiri was not the owner of the signature , so now there is no question at all . it is a lease or it will be re-signed or it will

nicole: thank, director wray. the charges announced, the first under the war crimes statute, are historic. the department of justice is holding accountable four russia affiliated military personnel who committed war crimes in the course of russia's unlawful full scale invasion of ukraine. as alleged in the indictment, the defendants abducted, beat, and threatened to kill an american. they even conducted a mock execution these charges send a clear message. the criminal division will pursue those who commit war crimes and other acrossities in ukraine. we're committed to bringing war criminals to justice no matter where they are located for brutal acts committed against americans. last year, attorney general garland announced the launch of the war crimes accountability team led by prosecutors from the criminal divisions, human rights and special prosecution office to strengthen the response to the atrocities committed in ukraine and hold accountable perpetuators of war crimes in ukraine. these charges were brought as

valery gergiev remains director and artistic director and becomes director of the big one.bably, the symbols of russia, the double-headed eagle, perhaps reminds us of what both theaters are for russia today. culturally both capitals. it’s unlikely that anyone could be called valery gorgiev’s competitor for this post. in addition to an impressive track record, the people's artist of russia has all the necessary qualities for this. in 1977, gergiev graduated from the leningrad conservatory and was a student of the founder of the conducting school of ilya musin. valery abesalovich's career developed rapidly. he became the conductor of the then kirov theater in 1978 , 10 years later he was already the chief conductor of the renowned ensemble. gergiev immediately organized festivals of musorsky cheikovsky prokokhev one after another, then created the stars of the white nights project. now it is the largest festival in the world. more than 20 years of the easter festival, also created by the maestra. in 1996 , the team chose him as director of the mariinsky theater. gergiev's ach

valery gergiev remains the director and artistic director and becomes.robably, the symbols of russia, the double-headed eagle, perhaps reminds us of what both theaters, culturally , and both capitals are for russia today. hardly anyone can it would be possible to call valery gergiev a competitor for this post; the people's artist of russia , in addition to an impressive track record, has all the necessary qualities for this. in 1977 , gergiev graduated from leningrad. observatory was a student of the founder of the conducting school of ilya musin. valery abesalovich's career developed rapidly. he became the conductor of the mariinsky, then kirov, theater in 1978, and 10 years later he was already the chief conductor of the renowned ensemble. gergiev immediately organizes one after another musorsky festivals, tchaikovsky, prokofiev, then creates the stars of the white nights project, now it is the largest festival in the world. the easter festival is over 20 years old too. created master, in 1996 the team chose him as director of the mariinsky theater, ge

director hemminger here. mr. present director henderson here henderson. present director hinsey. present hinsey. present. director. so here. so present. director. kahina here. kahina present chair. ekin here. ekin present. for the record, i note that director hinsey is attending this meeting remotely. director hinsey is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items places you on item number three the ringing use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other similar sound producing electronic device places you on item number four approval of minutes for the november

valery gergiev remains the director of both the artistic director and becomes the director of a large perhaps reminding us of what both theaters are for russia today, culturally both capitals. there are all the necessary qualities for this. in 1977 , gergiev graduated from the leningrad conservatory and was a student of the founder of the leningrad conducting school, ilya musin. valery abesalovich's career developed rapidly. he became the conductor of the mariinsky, then kirov, theater in 1978, 10 years later years he is already the chief conductor of the famous ensemble, gergiev immediately organizes one after another the festivals of musorsky, cheikovsky, prokokhev, in the world, for more than 20 years the easter festival, also created by the maestra. in 1996, the team chose him as director of the mariinsky theater. gergiev's achievements include productions of operas by wagner, his favorite composer of the entire ring nielgo cycle. at this point, muscovites began to go to opera performances in st. petersburg. well, today, of course, we have such an exciting time. certainly, certain

i think that any person, director or... non-director, is characterized by what films he watches, andare focusing on our audience first of all, i can just name my favorite director, to whom they send a lot, where are the filmmakers, uh, balabans, but if we are talking about domestic ones, this is probably , you're a bastard kochagar, this is kochagar, this is blind man's buff, this is brother, very nice french cinema, french comedy. and i can also tell you an interesting fact, when editing the filmmakers, i edited it in 9 days, by the way, i edited 117 minutes in 9 days, you left the editing room, naturally, it was nine working days, so, but when i edited, just in the hollywood film open gamer was released, and the cameraman and i came to the screening, he even watched it three or four times, that is, he liked it so much, i only watched one, and i was just worried about...

item two is the director's report and communications public works director carla shaw is here to present. and this is an informational item. good morning again, commissioners. carla short, director of public works. um, hope you're all having a good week. and the holiday season is upon us. i have a very brief update for you today. i wanted to notify you about our storm preparations. we're expecting our first heavy rains of the new storm season to roll in this weekend. and we've been working with our partner agencies to prepare last winter. as you'll recall, san francisco experienced unprecedented storms, causing significant flooding, mudslides and power outages that impacted local streets, public buildings and infrastructure homes, businesses and community facilities alike. the impacts are real, and the city takes them seriously. we have workers on the ground now clearing storm drains and pruning trees during the storms will have crews working around the clock with a priority on keeping people safe, protecting property and minimizing transportation related disruption during big storms. we

famous the directors protested. you, my god, on kenti smaktunovsky, kesha, i, kemsky? the famous leningrad comedian sergei filippov played a cameo role in the film, but it became one of the most striking. filippov was on a roll. by that time, due to his harmful addictions, he lost his job in the theater and devoted all his energy to cinema. the role of ambassador is one of his last notable appearances on screen. so what should i tell my king? the swedish ambassador, in his interpretation, spoke in broken german. venom, and then they didn’t realize it was bitumen. guys, we need to joke about current topics, for example, recently a law banning lgbt people was passed. well, by the way, the law is vague, right now i don’t even know if i can look after my grandfather. kvn. major league. the final. watch the time after the program. tell me when they will come up with russian walking so that our grandmothers don’t do scandinavian walking. well, a patriotic question. well, this issue can be resolved, but we need grandmas. r

now these members of the board of directors are ending their legal appointment period. basically, when there is no system to give this warning to the authority above the ministry of home affairs that these 20 members of the board of directors of the companies have expired, think of an alternative when something like this happens. you see, a member of the board of directors is still in the company for one year after his legal term, or on the other hand , it is not possible for us to measure the performance of the members of the board of directors, i mean in a systematic way. what i mean is that a member of the board of directors may have turned over 5 companies so far, and during this person 's tenure, that company went from loss to profit, so this member of the board of directors must have a good record in his records, on the contrary. there may be several people whose art is to make an important company lose money. basically, these functions do not appear in people's resumes. that is, the party says that i was a member of the resume committee of the board of directors

director wray welcome . as you know i am deeply concerned about the conduct of the department of justice and the fbi, circulate the last three years during the by the ministry . i think the department of justice has been politicized under attorney general merrick garland. i think the fbi has as well. unfortunately i think you have been under willing to stand up to senior officials in the fbi who has allowed the fbi to be politicized. i regularly speak with fbi agents across the country who are unhappy about the integrity of the institution being weakened because doj is being treated as a political weapon. i want to talk in particular about the investigation and multiple allegations of corruption concerning hunter biden and joe biden. the department of justice has come i think from the outset, tried at every step to stop investigations of corruption from joe biden. >> as you are aware, a what's up text message was sent to a senior chinese, economists from hunter biden that reads as follows. i'm sitting here w

director hemminger hemminger. director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

director of the federal scientific and clinical center for reanimatology and rehabilitation.ar mikhail vladimirovich, higher education of the russian federation, the ministry of health for the very opportunity to participate in national decisions. the world's top level of such engines makes today four companies in the world can allow, so the engine is very important, so i wanted to thank you for being a key influence. which determines the success of transport, thanks to eduard olegovich timashev, director of the department, for the development and development of serial production of an innovative propulsion complex of large arctic-class vessels for transporting liquefied natural gas along the northern sea route. dear mikhai vladimirovich, dear colleagues, thank you very much, it is a great honor to join the ranks of award winners government of the russian federation in the field of science and technology, and well, it is known that the rosneft company has a lot of projects, tatyana alekseevna helps with genetics, dmitry nikolaevich helps with software products, valery nikolae

of the oleg tobakov theater vladimir mashkov, you, as a director, made orphan of kazanskaya and papalationships, when this is exactly this topic , mentoring, finding a father, why is this a dominant theme in your creativity as a mode? you grew up in a family where all your parents were with you , indeed, i grew up in an incredibly creative family, my mother was a puppet theater director, my father was an actor in a puppet theater, they were very different and surprisingly complementary to each other, passionate people, but i lost, i was 20 2 years old when they passed away one after another. in general, a late child at that time, i was born in sixty-three, and my mother was 25, and my father was twenty -three, and of course the beginning of all my activities, when i wanted to share, especially with those people who understand and believe in you, they pass away, of course, it was a big internal trauma, i understood that i had no address, no people who... could be proud of me, this probably gave tabakov’s reason to understand that i am suffering inside. well, let’s go even earlier, the

tell me, when did you want to become a director?ned, you know, bacillus, creativity, an insidious thing. she crawls everything. it all started with me. first i entered a technical university, yeah , and then andron kochilovsky shot a boy pigeon, his graduation film, yeah, misha korzhavin was a cameraman, he didn’t have two fingers, and andron asked nikita and me, oh my god, to tie the cesars, they caught about 200 of them caesars, and it was necessary to wrap the wings with thread so that they would not fly away, pigeons, pigeons, yes, because on vasilyevsky spusk they poured water on the cobblestones and released them. and there were pigeons there, they weren’t supposed to fly away, they were supposed to walk, uh-huh, so somewhere around the high-rise in the dovecote with nikita we knitted these pigeons at night, this is the beginning, then when the shooting took place, it was at 5:00 in the morning at st. basil's , there was a truck crane in those years, it was a small boom, but the truck crane, there was such an arrow on the car,

thank you, director. welcome, director. we really appreciate you coming. right now, is the time to have an honest talk about the committee and the dangers that we face. what the fbi is doing everyday. how we can make you stronger in the face of a lot of threats. you'll be asked about the fbi's role in the monitor is asian of -- monitoring many religious organizations. this was caused by another hurricane. we have concerns within the world. we are going to move forward. you will be asked some tough questions. i appreciate you being here today. mr. chairman, one thing that i will be talking about, among the list of threats, is a broken board. since president joe biden, has taken office, we have 6.6 million encounters here for the illegal aliens at the southern border. that is larger than 33 states. we are on pace the last seven days, averaging about $9500 a -- 9500 a day. play that out. we are looking at 3.4 million this year. this is at that rate. that puts us at 10 million. count me in for helping ukraine. a robust package to help our allies. it makes sens

the director of the year was also chosen, alexander veledinsky for his 1993 film, based on the novel from lada gold was recognized as the breakthrough of the year, cats this year there was a new nomination for hero of the year, choice few people were surprised by the winner; it was cheburashka, which collected almost 7 billion rubles at the box office. the laureates are presented with a crystal symbol of the award, a half star. we give to the stars, these are stars, and of course, in such a symbol, that’s what this year’s real star is, a beautiful crystal star, but the most interesting thing is that we have such a half star, they asked why half, in fact , we really like it when our the laureates apply: well, they keep it with them, it turns out, here is their face, here is the star, that is, it’s just so full the personification of a star winner. this year, the halves of the star united, together with their statues, yulia peresilt and the producer of cheburashka and the challenge eduard ilayan came out. yes, you can connect the stars, this is such a bonus when you get two halves, the

, screenwriters, directors, because directors are often people who adapt the play, add to it this orwrite and create a dramatic work himself, or at least adapt it for the stage, you, as the director of the theater, you are talking about what... the question is, what do you want, the breath of time, you said that the playwright must understand, about what is all this now, what is it all about now, it is always about the same thing, about a person, about understanding, how can he balance himself, and now we are talking about our main traditional value, the main traditional value of russia is life itself. in its various manifestations, about this, about everything, and if to say that young people are not young, that is, we have two authors who work. this is oleg antonov, who is the head of the literary part of our theater, a wonderful actor and he is also a wonderful screenwriter, he wrote the script for the film the orphan of kazanskaya, and andrei zolotarev, who works mainly in cinema, is now writing a play for us, you said this phrase , that a miracle can be laid, here again you, the

director hemminger hemminger. director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

director hemminger hemminger. director henderson henderson. director. hinsey i director. so i. so i director kahina kahina i chair egan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you on item number five communications. i have none. uh, moving on. item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. colleagues is there any new or unfinished business today ? director henderson, please. hi good evening. or good? what is it? afternoon, colleagues and everybody. i just wanted to report out that i had the great opportunity to attend the conference of minority transit officials annual gala of northern california annual gala. this weekend. it was a really great time. i was able to meet a number of transportation officials and other industry partners, and i also was super excited to be able to present the curtis green award to the scholarship recipient, adriana reyes. she's a student at san jose state studying civil engineering. she already has a job, which i was really impressed by and she's graduating in in in a couple of months. and so i really app

the director does not hide who the criminal is.ion to the main idea, dislike in childhood develops into problems with addictions and a marginal lifestyle. well, just say that you love me, it’s that simple. yolki 10 - new year's almon, already included in holiday posters, short stories, the actions of which take place in different cities of the vast country, will tell about the miracles that happened to the heroes , gennadich, who lives in a nursing home near st. petersburg , will find a family, larisa from tyumen will learn what feats her husband is capable of, marina from tatarstan will learn to love what is important for her husband, and the girl gamer tanya from nizhny novgorod learns that true love is not a game. and you know, there is such a theory: everyone on the planet knows everyone in six handshake. christmas trees have been on screens for 13 years, and the audience's interest does not fade. the previous part collected 573 million rubles. the performance of the tenth film at the start is higher than the ninth, but everyth

commissioners, item 5 is executive director's report. presented by our dos executive director kelly dearman. >> thank you. good morning everyone. i just have a few things to report on. first, the administration for community living, acl has published its first ever proposed federal rule for adult protective services. so, we are currently in the comment period, but this is great because it will build more infrastructure across the country, helps states build up their aps programs. cwda and our own jill nielsen and [indiscernible] are working hard to read the rule and make sure it meets all our needs or making comments where necessary, but this is a exciting time and we are happy this is happening. second, care court started on monday. care cort started monday. it hasn't had a huge impact to us as of yet. we are waiting and seeing, but we should just all be aware that it has started and there is all kinds of rules and it is complicated. but it is happening and it should be a good thing. alright. last week i attended c4a strategic planning

lobovo, the second director and the production director, these are two different professions, excuseat once, you can’t keep track of everyone, i let the artists go, but the main one on today they are free, and the soldier’s mother is a stripper. we send the next object, stanislavich, andrevich, there makarenko again refuses to go in one car to the next, he says he doesn’t like him. lyusya, what, for the first time or something, ask ilyusha to take a taxi, and give his car to makarenko. okay, excuse me, but it’s okay, tell me, are there cameras on the set? hmm, how can i tell you, excuse me, i meant there were cctv cameras, well, in the place where you were filming? oh, no, we filmed on location. i understand, but you can contact vanya, this is our photographer, he photographs both the group and the artists, in general the entire filming process, vanya, okay, thank you very much, yeah, here’s my business card, if suddenly someone from the group remembers something, call i’m good, uh-huh , great, great, how are you volodin, happy bread, don’t you miss... no, san, honestly, no, i’m some

now these members of the board of directors are ending their legal appointment period.re is no system for these alarms face this warning to the official above the ministry. well, these 20 members of the board of directors of the companies have finished their term of office . think of an alternative. when there is no such thing , you see that a member of the board of directors is still in the company for a year after his legal term, or on the other hand, the performance evaluation of the members the board of directors is not possible for us now , what do i mean in a systematic way? i mean that a member of the board of directors may have turned over 5 companies so far, and during this person's term, that company is out of duty. to do this means to be able to provide a portfolio of different people who are members of the board of directors of companies let's see how the ministries of different houses are managing their subcategories. how many vacant seats do the latter have? how many empty seats do they have on the board of directors? until when should they be completed? t

not only sings, but also dances no worse than a professional dancer, there was a brilliant dancer, director actors. then bykov met actress svetlana druzhinina. they did not work together on camera, but crossed paths after the end. after all, the films themselves. in his directorial debut in the film "bunny", bekov plays one day he makes an oath to himself to live according to his conscience and tell only the truth. a huge make-up artist comes to the director's office, where you are under the hot hand, he has a wig on his head, you know, he combs his wig in a whisper and tells the theater director why are you shouting, that your nerves are not in order, you can’t talk to people like that, what does that mean? it’s not okay, it’s just that my voice is like that, i also have a voice, but i ’m... i’m not yelling at you, here i am now, i ’m getting chills, why? because he also had a voice, but you don’t have to yell, you have to respect people, regardless of their positions , there are simply not enough big positions for everyone , you see, listen, bunny, what happened there, tell me, but yes, i

the bolshoi theater has a new director.hard, work successfully. unconditionally preserving all the best that both corpses have, primarily for the country. valery gergiev, the current head of the mariinsky theater, was appointed general director. games of the future have reached a cosmic level. i have never painted to order, and if i do portraits, then only people close and important to him, a tour of the exhibition with the great-grandson of the great artist, this is olga, grandmother, how much she looks like her daughter, it’s amazing. the works of vasily surikov were collected in the russian museum of st. petersburg. calendar winter in central russia begins with high snowdrifts, severe frosts are on the way. what kind of weather can we expect in the coming days? russian troops are expanding their zone of control, gradually displacing the enemy from their positions. ukrainian formations are suffering colossal losses. since the start of the counteroffensive, 12,500 have been killed on the battlefield, and this is in less th