romeo and juliet, romeo juliet. yes, who wrote romeo juliet?you now, well, no need, later, when the filming is over, you can tell me, but in a few words at least about what happened there, romeo, juliet, romeo is a guy, juliet is a girl, so, yes, that's right, so, there was some kind of passion between them, and how did it all end? well, did it end, with the death of the heroes, from old age in a natural way or not? no, not from old age, from something else, probably from a stormy youth, and ... precisely from it, okay, thank you very much, egor, what do you think, and i think no, this is a work about love between representatives of, let's say, two warring families, well, in general, all of which families, maybe you remember, no, i don't remember, the mantecas and the capulets, who wrote the ulema shakespeare, very good, great, they were there, well , they died, as it turned out, yeah, and they loved each other, yes, anastasia, as you answered, i answered. no, for some reason i 'm sure of this, yeah, yes, that is, there was no love potion, yes,

romeo and juliet. romeo juliet. yes. and who wrote romeo juliet? i won't tell you now. no need, later, when the filming is over, you can tell me. but in a nutshell, at least about what happened there? romeo, juliet. romeo is a guy, juliet is a girl. right? yes, that 's right. so, there was some kind of passion between them. and how did it all end? well, it ended with the death of the heroes. from old age naturally or not? no, not from old age. from something else, probably from a stormy youth, yes, exactly from it, okay, thank you very much, egor, what do you think, and i think no, this is a work of love between representatives of, let's say, two warring families, well, in general, which families, maybe you remember, no, i don't remember, the manteca capulets, who wrote the ulema shakespeare, very good, great, they there, well, died? how would it have happened, and did they love each other? yes, anastasia, how did you answer? i answered, no, for some reason i am sure of this, yeah, yes, that is, there was no love potion, well yes, and in general there was some kind of d

he seemed to have drunk something, poison remained on her lips, so, juliet kissed him and also died,e them these drinks, i can't say for sure anymore, and this is already the criminal investigation department, they will figure it out, we absolutely do not have to answer this question. artem, how did you answer, and i chose? well, saying no, it means that all this happened in some other work, right, perhaps, we will not beat around the bush, the heroes were called tristan and isolde, the knight tristan had to deliver isolde, well, her future husband, but there on the ship they were given some kind of magic drink and passion flared up between them, here is romeo and juliet, there everything really ended very tragically, it was poison and... really poison, which got on the lips, then a kiss, death, in general, such a work, well from the point of view view of the positive end, of course, the correct answer to our question, no, the tenth question, is it true that the sign of the square root is otherwise called the radical? time, the square root is called the sign of the root itself is the

buddy juliet whitaker is digging deep. the americans in the top three.athlete juliet whitaker qualifying for today the 800 meter semifinals in a photo finish just 0.003 seconds separated her, and the fourth place finisher. her reaction and smile after realizing she had qualified. she looked at the wall that we have in our in our hall of fame, and there's a wall of olympians. and she saw that and she said, i want to be one of those people. one day. and sure enough, here she is. dave kiefer has worked at the track and field program at stanford for more than a decade, having the chance to see many olympians train here, including grant fisher, grant fisher is in with a shout of medal. he took home a bronze medal today in the 10,000 meter final, becoming only the second american man to medal in this race since 1964. i just got bronze in the 10-k. i'm really excited, this is a dream come true. the olympics putting stanford athletics at the forefront. we have ten that are competing in track and field or the marathon, which is the most we've ever had. valarie al

because you were romeo, and my daddy said stay away from juliet. run. you will be their friends is left to do is run. you will be theirfriends and i is left to do is run. you will be their friends and i will be the princess. it's a love story, maybe just think doc matt ——.... this love is difficult but it's a real deal. don't be afraid, we will make it out of this mess. it's a love story, babyjust sing and cs. —— say yes. i get tired of waiting. wondering if you were ever coming around. my faith in you was fading. when i met you on the outskirts of town. and i said, romeo, save me i've been feeling so alone. i keep waiting for you but you never can. is this in my head, i don't know what to think. he knelt to the ground and pulled out a ring and said, marry me, juliet, you will never have to be alone. i love you and that's all i really know. i talk to your dad, go pick out a white dress. it's a love story, baby just see yes. —— say yes. because we were both young when i first saw you. organ plays. you are watching bbc news. that is the conclusion of

it is the east, and juliet is the sun! romeo, romeo, wherefore art thou, romeo?l no longer be a capulet. record scratch. well, if you put it that way, love, i'll be up there! hello, there. the weather's looking very mixed this weekend. yes, there will be some rain at times, temperatures a bit disappointing, but things are set to warm up as we push into next week, especially for england and wales. so, we will have some rain around at times this weekend, mainly across northern and western areas, though for saturday, it's the south which will bear the brunt of some of the wettest of the weather. will be quite mild to begin saturday in the south, a bit cooler further north where we have more clear skies. but outbreaks of heavy and persistent rain affecting much of the channel islands into central and southern england, southeast wales, up into the midlands and across into eastern and southeast england. we have a met office yellow warning for the far southeast of england because we could see in excess of a couple of inches of rain here. that could lead to some localise

i like to tell people we did not find juliet. she found us.the hello girls were actually not considered veterans for decades after world war one, and did not receive veteran benefits. that changed in 1977, but by that time, most of the hello girls were not around to see it happen. a san francisco treasure is stuck in the shadows of one of the city's most famous landmarks. up next, a new art project that is designed to shine a brighter light on this hidden gem. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. feeling really nice outside today. temperature wise, plenty of 60s to low 70s right now. we'll talk more about some rain chances and what's ahead for this weekend. and a tropical i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring

it is the east, and juliet is the sun! romeo, romeo, wherefore art thou, romeo?nd i'll no longer be a capulet. record scratch. well, if you put it that way, love, i'll be up there! hello there. summer weather feels pretty far away right now after some very strong winds on friday and some very heavy rain on saturday. but there is something warmer on offer in this forecast, as i'll show you in a moment. in the short term, we're saying goodbye to this stripe of cloud, this frontal system that brought rain for many during saturday, that clearing away eastwards into continental europe for sunday. but there is another weather front in the picture, bringing rain from the morning across northern ireland and then pushing it northwards and eastwards across southern and central portions of scotland, parts of north west england, wales maybe, some patchy rain into the southwest of england. further south and east, largely dry, patchy cloud and sunny spells. northern scotland seeing a mix of sunshine and showers. quite windy on sunday. gusts of 40mph or more for exposed parts o

rameo and juliet, an alternative version, that's it, no questions, i'm off.at right now turn right, i beg you. what was that? quiet, it's good that he doesn't know your car, who is he? listen, well, yes, amazing, wonderful, please, i don't understand why she dressed like that. where is he going to take her? kira, what's going on?

to look at it on a purely human level disgusting to say the least, i waited for... not a day, maybe juliet since this did not happen in iran, she is less interested in it degree, she did not make such sacrifices, just like i agree with blinking siminna, not a single feminist said that it is very bad that a man beats a woman in the ring, she cries, says that she is in pain, and has to be stopped because of this fight, no, everyone remained silent, both feminists and representatives of the most... various mobilized crazy minority groups, everyone remained silent, and for me it is absolutely clear why, because they work for the same agenda, the point of their agenda is not to protect these population groups are to destroy the majority, which is represented by christian culture, and in principle they do not set themselves any other task in this regard, and the clearest manifestation of this is what we have generally come to, in a global sense, i mean, this interview with this functionary. .. koto the olympic committee, which you showed , which said that you know, the question about whether a m

final romeo and go against their families will save a new everyone knows juliet.lso ended tragically. but after a few years. the country is ruled by yuri andropov, the former head of the powerful kgb. he rules with a strong hand, and a struggle for discipline has been declared in the ussr. why is there a policeman in the restaurant during working hours? and the vigilantes combed restaurants, cinemas, women were taken from hairdressers, men from the bathhouse, but i have a day off, we’ll figure it out, truants were punished, begin to implement the planned measures, firmly following the rule, the mood for business, and not for loud words. and malicious tuniyats were deprived of bonuses or could even be fired from work, with the so -called wolf ticket, it was a hectic and strict time, that’s when our story began. that day, vladimir andreev was on duty at the police department, a guy in the uniform of a naval school cadet walked in, introduced himself as ivan lauushkin and... complained, his wife had disappeared, his wife went to slavsk to see her friend and did not r

and joining me in the studio for more, we indeed all these political correspondent, juliet, sound deli, julia, good to see you. we heard there and that report how pretends war in ukraine has been a topic in these regional german elections. can you tell us a little bit more about how that works? yes, so it's been one of the main campaigning topics for one of the parties that were is going to probably be one of the, the revelations of, of these local elections. that's why there's also a lot of focus from the media and just on servers in germany on these local elections. and that is the a, if the, the far right a, if the and the party has complained a lot on the war and ukraine, they have said that they are against support for ukraine coming from the central government. they have called for more dialogue with russia, and there have also been a investigations and reports looking into the a if these ties with putting on with russia. and so this has been a big campaigning topic and we will likely see if the pools aren't completely off, which is unlikely. the a if the coming in 1st in one of

and joining me in the studio for more, we have the date of these political correspondent, juliet, sound deli, julia. good to see you. we heard there in that report how pritchens war in ukraine has been a topic in these regional german elections. can you tell us a little bit more about how that works? yes, so it's been one of the main campaigning topics for one of the parties that were is going to probably be one of the, the revelations of, of these local elections. that's why there's also a lot of focus from the media and just on servers in germany on these local elections. and that is the a, if the, the far right a, if the and the party has complained a lot on the war and ukraine, they have said that they are against support for ukraine coming from the central government. they have called for more dialogue with russia, and there have also been a investigations and reports looking into the a if these ties with putting on with russia. and so this has been a big campaigning topic and we will likely see if the pools aren't completely off, which is unlikely. the a if the coming in 1st in on

juliet is an independent in rockport, massachusetts. juliet, have you donated to a campaign? caller: no, i have not. speaking of money, interestingly enough, i just read, i think it was in the washington examiner that in just one senate race in ohio, i believe it's senator sherrod who's in a very, very tight race, he won't even acknowledge kamala harris because this is how tenuous his -- host: the incumbent democrat, yes. caller: ok, few. $300 billion, with a b, just in one senate race. and -- host: where did you get that figure, juliet? caller: i think i read that the washington examine err, i'm not sure. host: $300 with a b? caller: no, i'm sorry. $300 -- well, i could be mistaken in that figure. but you look at the swing state in the country, that's where this $30 billion is being spent. i mean, we don't see advertising in massachusetts ever. and sadly, our campaigns are bought and paid for. we have no voice. kamala harris was on the stump last night, we the people, we the people. what? we the people? our votes don't matter. it's the big donor class that is buying these el

juliet is an independent in rockport, massachusetts. juliet, have you donated to a campaign? caller: no, i have not. speaking of money, interestingly enough, i just read, i think it was in the washington examiner that in just one senate race in ohio, i believe it's senator sherrod who's in a very, very tight race, he won't even acknowledge kamala harris because this is how tenuous his -- host: the incumbent democrat, yes. caller: ok, few. $300 billion, with a b, just in one senate race. and -- host: where did you get that figure, juliet? caller: i think i read that the washington examine err, i'm not sure. host: $300 with a b? caller: no, i'm sorry. $300 -- well, i could be mistaken in that figure. but you look at the swing state in the country, that's where this $30 billion is being spent. i mean, we don't see advertising in massachusetts ever. and sadly, our campaigns are bought and paid for. we have no voice. kamala harris was on the stump last night, we the people, we the people. what? we the people? our votes don't matter. it's the big donor class that is buying these el

on the one hand, it is romeo and juliet in the setting of the dashing nineties, on the other - a teenagey in the young adult format, on the third, a criminal a drama in the spirit of balabanov or even early scorsese. and finally, this is the story of a young creator who finds his calling in writing. for me, this is generally a very dear work, interesting, i would of course really like that... well, that kindness, that amount of warmth of light, some kind of, this nostalgic love that we put there, so that it, of course, would be transmitted to the audience, so that there would be some kind of reaction to it. of course, on the wave of popularity of the series word of the boy, the film continues the study of the era of the nineties shows how the events of thirty years ago influenced the representatives of generation x, people whose first coming of age coincided with the collapse of the soviet union. but teenagers do not strive to depict a true picture of the time, on the contrary, this is an absolutely subjective view of a young person, every time young people experience this period of grow

we did "romeo and juliet."d "macbeth." >> reporter: as rewarding as teaching can be, it's so secret salaries for teachers aren't as high as they should be. >> i made $42,000 a year. missouri is one of the lowest-paying states for teacher pay. >> reporter: were you able to make ends meet? >> no. my husband was also laid off at the time. student loan debt, car loans, credit card debt, you name it. >> reporter: when briana saw her friend's onlyfans page, she got an idea. >> at first, it was me and my husband, boy-girl stuff, girl stuff, just me. didn't show my face at all. >> reporter: she said her income grew by $5,000 a month. >> we could pay our rent. i didn't know how much of a risk there was going to be, so -- at the time, it was me thinking, well, can they actually fire me for this? >> reporter: uh-huh. did you feel like, as a teacher, you were crossing a line? >> well, i wasn't doing anything illegal. i'm there to teach reading and writing. i'm not there to instill their morals. >> reporter: someone from he

the opening film was the story of romeo and juliet in the realities of the nineties.nagers - the first love of svyatoslav podgoevsky. gangster showdowns, difficult growing up and menacing romance. favorite hits carmen and hands up. 90 films of the program reflect two noticeable trends. the first is the flourishing of cinema in the regions. the russian north is represented by natalia nazarova's film felotelye, about the romance of a sailor and a girl with cerebral palsy, cinematography. from yakutia, works theater and film director sergei potapov, my girl, about a hermit hunter and the unexpected love that ruins his sophisticated plan of revenge for his only daughter, and the ethno-thriller of the artistic director of the sakha studio , alexei romanov's film, legends of the eternal snows, the heroes are taking the bride to the old prince through the winter tundra, a blizzard forces them to stop at an abandoned house, which has a bad reputation, it seems to me that the more locality in cinematography develops, the more interesting and richer our cinema will be, the scal

so we did romeo and juliet.s teaching can be, it's no secret that salaries for teachers aren't as high as they should be. >> i made 42,000 per year. missouri is one of the lowest paying states in the country for teacher pay. >> so were you able to make ends meet? >> no. my husband was also laid off at the time. he had student loan debt, car loans, credit card debt, you name it. >> when brianna saw her friend's onlyfans page, she got an idea. >> so at first it was just like me and my husband. just like, boy girl stuff. girl stuff, just me, but didn't show my face at all. she said. >> her income grew by $5,000 a month. >> we could pay our rent, but i also didn't know how much of a risk there was going to be. so at the time, it was me thinking, well, can they actually fire me for this? >> did you feel like as a teacher you were crossing a line? >> well, i wasn't doing anything illegal. >> i'm there to teach reading and writing like i'm not there to instill their morals. >> someone from her school suspected that a w

but never got her veteran status, juliet smith was a u.s.y signal corps veteran and a female telephone operator known as a hello girl. she was buried in an unmarked grave, a misstep that was discovered during research for the hello girls, a new american musical at sonoma arts live today. smith received full military honors for her service. well deserved and well recognized. so glad they recognized. absolutely lovely. absolutely thanks fo watc going on everyone. i'm alex savage. welcome to this edition of like it or not. you know how this show goes. we put the topics out there for our panel. everything from major controversies to some of those little annoyances that come u

what killed romeo and juliet. fate. the second letter y., love, fool, get to work, both of you, well , colleagues, with the letter b, quickly, good morning, valentin olegovich. i'm leaving already, mirsvezhesti firm, hello, arkady pavlovich, good afternoon, yes, okay, i'll pass it on , yeah, i'll pass it on, goodbye, yes, valentin olegovich, grekov called and asked to get in touch with him urgently, okay, got it. please make me some coffee. okay, i'll make it . olegovich is busy now, so please sit down and i'll report to you, great, why haven't you fired that fool dana yet, we agreed, i'll fire her, i'll fire her, i didn't have time, okay, what about the money, did you find out anything? arkash, as soon as if i find out anything, i'll let you know right away, you understand as well as i do, tell me what happened to your main suspect, the accountant from whom you were going to withdraw this money, you? about max, or what? yes, maxim, how do i find out that he was the last one killed? well, i, i, i , i, you, you see, you are my main problem,

everyone looks at her, and she at all of us, and what doesn't she remember, even romeo and juliet, do well of course they were, they couldn't not be. i look, like they're the same age, it's you, you, it's me, such performances provoke population explosions, another minute before forgiveness. two stars, fathers and sons, watch after the evening news in the new season on the first, you have a good collective farm, and you 'll try to make him rich, a millionaire, and you've hardly aged, it's hard on... us there will be some unfamiliarity in the village, it's okay, we'll get used to it, but in our village your hanky-panky can end badly, vadim, partork, are you sure, he 's a womanizer, my valinka and i almost broke up just before the wedding, because of him, and if i fall in love with you again, it's yours, what do you want with it, throw it away if you want , wear it if you want, hide it if you want, he pestered you again yesterday, don't disgrace the family, kirill, i want to give you some advice, as an experienced womanizer, don't pester a woman if she... in the new season on the first,

said stay away from juliet . and said stay away from juliet.taircase begging you, please don't go and i said, romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone. i'll be waiting. all there's left to do is run . you'll be the prince and is run. you'll be the prince and i'll be the princess. it's a love story, baby. just say yes . love story, baby. just say yes. so i sneak out to the garden to see you . we keep quiet cause see you. we keep quiet cause we're dead. if they knew. so close your eyes. escape this town for a little while . cause town for a little while. cause you were romeo. was a scarlet letter. and my daddy said stay away from juliet. but you were everything to me. i was begging you . please don't go . and i said, you. please don't go. and i said, romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone. i'll be waiting all that's left to do is run. you'll be the prince and i'll be the princess. it's a love story, baby. just say it's romeo. save me. they're trying to tell me how to feel. this love is difficult , but it's real. don't difficult, but it's real.

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you'll see recently there was an investor who protesting that juliet and some people kind of do the rush of floods. russian government is not spending no of these options. what's the russian mission and the popularity of president log me 14 is doing an erode in the hearts of many applicant country. because you see that i often tried for the energy is being defeated by the mass med, yes, pets massively by the social media. so they took this into public domain. the contrived reality is no longer work to a rush, not is not niggas typically, implants in this country, these contrib felt that they have been this might, it was totally wrong. a much more many african countries that gives arrows to see more liberation and don't forget doing the polluting. yeah. and i do route to sort of be as you and your please in lead duration supplemented a pre kind of coincidence. otherwise, many african frontier that would still have been e, what do you calculate induced live re load up nearly as in india, in india, india, strong to port of natalie using so many african countries to do you, particularly amon

they loved, oh, how they loved, robert rozhdestvensky's poems are dedicated to these lovers, romeo and juliethis the writer commented, when crossing a fast-moving river, you must always steer higher than where you need to go, otherwise it will blow away, so in the area of ​​moral requirements, you must always steer higher, life will still blow you away, perhaps tolstoy’s lion, right, museum 300, along with this. authority, a huge palace in the center of bucharest houses the museum of modern art and the museum of communism. parliament, that's right, is an abbreviation for 300. the beginning of his pseudonym means blues boy, bluesboy. real name riley benjamin king. in 1962, he and his team lived in an underwater house for a week. you get a pig in a poke, the question needs to be given one and a half from you, 7,700 from andrey, 15,100 from dmitry, to whom andrey, andrey, the topic is folk wisdom, the rate - what are our 300 and one and a half, yes 300? attention to the screen, what words we from were you closed? good word, is it worth saying that the rate could have been higher? people and tree

her, it's even worse, they will hang around our necks with their loves and problems, like in rama and juliet but i'm not going to poison myself, well, bye, like this, let's go our separate ways, that's it? you can't leave me like this, what are you going to do? i'll leave everyone myself. that's right, dad said, not everyone should go to hell, let them live without me. you understand that i don't need anyone at all, only you, clean up the blood, find ira, don't say a word to the police. we're watching rtr, did you know that? chora, a product of stellor group. we invite you to swissotel sharm el sheikh. the first swissotel in the world, working on the all -inclusive system. treat yourself to a holiday where elegance and natural beauty merge into perfect harmony. create memories that will remain forever in the heart. swissotel sharm el sheikh is your ideal place in the heart. of the city gin Сnop product of stellar group. allow yourself a first-class holiday with liorets. elegant details. a feast of exquisite tastes. a variety of entertainment, a golden beach and azure waves. lio resortsс, we

grandmother, they came, ran away, roughly speaking, from blood misty, because there they have, like romeo julietincely families, i only found out about all this later, and they were born, and in order to escape, just in russia the bolsheviks won the soviet power, a new life, they left for astrakhan, happy, they thought that everything would be fine here. it turns out that my nikolai semenovich on my mother's side, he hid in a haystack, and they came just to dispossess them, dispossess them, and where is grandfather, yes father, then, and he says, built, mommy, she was little, she, she remembers all this, and like a candy, she wants a candy, where, and she tells me, strictly strictly, they said, god forbid you say that i saw that dad hid there, and... i go, i say, it seems to me that my parents and i came to him, then i say: i'm crazy, my parents went away for my good, he says: igor, you came to this thought yourself, i say, yes, i'm probably going crazy, he says, no, you're getting wiser, because... thank god for everything, it sounds of course, it's scary, so he began to develop it further, he

attitude to everything, and you know, when i figured out this issue, when i thought about why romeo and julietre so young, all these passions, they are good at 13, 14 years old, and then, you know, an adult comes. we are talking about youth, about youth, of course, that is, then you, it was 20 years ago, or even more, when you wrote i hated women, it was even stranger to hear it from you, because the calling card is certainly the song your mother, mother, mother, through the years of separation. i returned to you again, mother, mother, you love me, and i am grateful to fate. such a beautiful arrangement, i don’t want to interrupt natalia, but valera, what’s up, today we are talking with you, did you want to say why this article appeared in a women’s magazine? yes, i was asked to write some material for the first issue of this magazine, this is 2000, instead of writing i simply offered an excerpt from my book, which began with the words i hated. curses, i loved her very much, she died, you told us about it, i remember this this woman basically saved me from a tragic story, and you see, it is no

i figured it out when i thought about why romeo and you know, when i with this question juliet is sopassions, they are good at 13, 14 years old, and then, you know, adulthood comes, we are talking about youth, about youth, of course, that is. that's when you, it was 20 years ago, and then more, when you wrote, i hated women, it was even stranger for me to hear it from you, because the calling card is certainly the song your mother, mother, through the years of separation i will return again. i remind you, we have a telegram channel, say don't be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we are in touch. darling, i'm on 381 stop, i'm boring my husband, because he's only happy when i'm not around, you're probably... the best man of all, i just love someone else, i want you to know, i 've only loved you all these years, vanya hid it very well, no one even guessed, anya, where are you going, he won't make it to the train like this, you know how hard it is for me to lie to my wife and mistress at the same time, but can we start with the main thing, okay, start with the main thi

. # marry me, juliet, we'll never have to be alone.# sarah mcentee, one of the organisers, has a youngwhat we're going through is nothing in comparison to what our friends are going through that have lost children, or who still have children in hospital. part of you wants to think about them, part of you wants to think about your own family. i have a nine—year—old daughter. her best friend has lost her sister. how do you speak to your children about what's happened? do you speak to them about what's happened? and then, of course, there's all of these amazing things that are going on in the community with people pulling together to help, to use their skills and talent and to be able to try and make a bit of difference. buildings and bridges, hospitals and homes across the north west and farther afield have, over the past three nights, been lit in pink. a national show of solidarity. but the people of this town know that it's their own community that will provide the most comfort. john maguire, bbc news, southport. a reminder we have a special live page running on the violence we saw at

the play didn't cause you severe psychological trauma, on the contrary, it was fun, especially when juliet dressing gown beat romeo in sweatpants with a frying pan, it was interesting, yes, well, i'm glad. you liked it, very much, thank you, lera, come here, please, come to me, please, mom, if you want to talk to maxim, then please, don't waste your time, no matter what you say now, my attitude towards him will not change. even if i tell you where i know him from, where from? maxim milyaev is my former patient, i will not list all the illnesses he was treated for in our clinic, it is terrible to name all his countless partners, whom we searched for all over the city. i will tell you only one thing, in all my many years of practice, in my whole life, i have never met such a person. i do not believe you, and therefore you believe him, i believe him, i forbid you, i understand, mom, that's enough, i'm tired, i'm going to bed. the group is small, they are all after school, good guys, one though, among them adult, after the army with an unfinished higher education, but not without ability, mish

juliet goodrich reports. >> reporter: the big, yellow school bus. 26 million kids in the u.s.when he was younger, sam shankman. >> although he is bold and brave and has a big personality, we worry about him. >> reporter: his parents worry because sam is developmentally disabled. like so many kids with special needs, sam has trouble communicating. but then, so, too, did his school bus. >> we never knew when he reached his destination, if there were any problems. it was always a constant worry. >> reporter: another worry, the exhaust. in the u.s. half a million school buses run on diesel fuel, producing more than 5 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions every year. the pollution from diesel can cause heart and lung problems. >> all children are susceptible to the effects of air pollution, but special needs kids particularly premature infants, children with chronic lung diseases really feel those effects more severely. >> reporter: now instead of dirty, noisy buses, a breath of fresh air. >> i think this is really going to change the entire way student transportation is done ac

they have come in, the counsel, juliet is when i was 15, i realized i couldn't keep living like this. i want it everyone to know if my parents, my siblings, the jehovah witnesses and my schoolmates are the schools. i wanted them all to know that they were to blame for how unhappy i was, that they had made my life impossible. and that was every day was torture because they never left me in peace. truly the distortion of values can be found in many movements, including the jehovah witnesses and he could at your top that torture is actually proof of love as yield. investment of that, making your own child suffer means loving them. i assume at that point i saw no other way. i thought i would have to kill myself. the social's, the only thing that prevented me from going through with it was that jehovah is witnesses forbid suicide for them for life, of sacred. and you don't have the right to take it. and the only thing that stopped me from committing suicide was the thought that if i did, it would be seen as a failure on my parents' part or depend they wouldn't go to paradise. i couldn't do

they have come in, the counsel, juliet is when i was 15, i realized i couldn't keep living like this. i wanted everyone to know my parents, my siblings, the jehovah witnesses and all my schoolmates are the schools. i wanted them all to know that they were to blame for how unhappy i was. then they had made my life impossible. and that was every day was torture because they never left me in peace . strongly the distortion of values can be found and many movements, including the jehovah, is witnesses and he could at your top that torture is actually proof of love as yield. investment of that, making your own child suffer means loving them. i assume at that point i saw no other way. i thought i would have to kill myself. the search was the only thing that prevented me from going through with it. was that jehovah is witnesses forbid suicide for them to the life of sacred? you don't have the right to take it up as to the only thing that stopped me from committing suicide was the thought that if i did, it would be seen as a failure on my parents part or depend they wouldn't go to paradise. i

, just look at what a fashionable outfit her owner sewed for her, and juliet, of course, he's an idiotnow, i have a hat, yes, this is hat, and looking at the dress, now it remains to find romeo, and i liked the hat, well, now a useful tip for dog owners, this dog was constantly spilling water on the floor when he drank from a bowl, well , the owner - finished eating, she took and put the bowl of water in a large flower pot, how the dog reacted to this know-how is not reported, here are 5 million users, this is the tip, this resourcefulness was appreciated, original, of course, kunkfu squirrel was filmed by a resident of canada steve morris during a walk in the park, you see how dashingly the squirrel twirls a stick, a video with a furry master of oriental martial arts, in just one day gained more than 10 million views and what else will be sports is only with one stick. so in conclusion about the beauty of a spider with a web on the head of his client was made by a hairdresser from china alain chen, well, to create such an incredible hairstyle the master needed almost 4 hours, judging

, in such weather, of course, we need to remember that it can... the story of the brave romeo about julietpowerless under the scorching sun, is gaining hundreds of thousands of views on tiktok, a video about how in malarita, this is in belarus, if anything, an animal came to the veterinarians. meowing, as if calling somewhere, the staff decided to go after him, and what happened? yes, the cat led people to a cat lying in the bushes with an injured paw, the veterinarians took the patient to themselves, began treatment, it is noted that they did, of course, the maximum for a speedy recovery, so it turns out that in the hearts of some animals there is more compassion than in the hearts of some people, and this, unfortunately, happens, not a case in fact amazingly amazing, thanks to people that they are still, well, of course, doing - natalia was going on vacation with her children, it was already dark, she recalls, when suddenly an elk ran out onto the road. i just decided to stop at some point, realizing that we might have to turn around now. when i saw this huge animal ahead, my whole life

by the way, some of the cast from and juliet to celebrate 750 performances on broadway. i did check and that show is coming to san francisco next summer at the orpheum theater. as we take a live look at the numbers, i expected it to be a little quiet as a lot of investors and traders maybe head out for this holiday weekend. the dow jones is up a little bit about the same for the s&p 500. the nasdaq posting a pretty good gain though. it's up three quarters of a percent 151 points there. apple and nvidia could be the latest investors in open ai as part of a fresh round of significant fundraising for chatgpt. now, the investments could value chatgpt at more than $100 billion. the wall street journal is reporting. apple is in talks with the artificial intelligence leader and bloomberg is identifying nvidia as a possible new investor. students and faculty at stanford university are criticizing the school's decision to phase out 23 creative writing lecturers. now, the program is one of the university's most popular minors, but the administration says it is restructuring and re

>> juliet. >> president barack obama. >> the man. >> prince. >> genius. >> these are some from will ballet try again. >> success means? >> there is even more work to be done. >> and finally, reaching the summit means? >> this is what we are pliant to be doing. yes. >> whatever that is for you as a person >> right. >> misty copeland thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> really interesting and plenty of food for thought. you can see the website. msnbc.com/summit. later tonight we will post that entire interview if you saw anything you liked or want to share it with anyone, book it. our playlist with all of the recent stuff is msnbc.com/ari. easy enough to remember you might not need to write it down. thank you for joining us, the reidout starts now. reidout starts now. . >>> tonight . >>> tonight on the reidout. >> thank you, guys, thank you very much. we got, sounds like we got fans and haters, that is okay. >> when vice president harris and i in

. # marry me, juliet, we'll| never have to be alone...ply affected. i think what we're going through is nothing in comparison to what our friends are going through that have lost children, or who still have children in hospital. part of you wants to think about them, part of you wants to think about your own family. i have a nine—year—old daughter. her best friend has lost her sister. how do you speak to your children about what's happened? do you speak to them about what's happened? and then, of course, there's all of these amazing things that are going on in the community with people pulling together to help, to use their skills and talent and to be able to try and make a bit of difference. buildings and bridges, hospitals and homes across the north west and farther afield have, over the past three nights, been lit in pink. a national show of solidarity. but the people of this town know that it's their own community that will provide the most comfort. john maguire, bbc news, southport. now the weather with tomasz. where has the summer g

juliet smith was a u.s.signal corps veteran and a female telephone operator known as a hello girl. she was buried in an unmarked grave, a misstep discovered during research for the hello girls, a new american musical at sonoma arts live. today. smith received full military honors. finally recognizing her for the service that she did for our nation. the hello girls director says missing recognition for smith was part of a widespread lack of recognition of women's efforts and contributions. >> what is incredible about world war one is that these women, 7000 of them, applied to even go over to be french and english bilingual telephone operators. they were the best in the country at it, but they didn't even have the right to vote. and they were willing to sacrifice their lives and everything for their country without even being recognized back home. >> today's ceremony included performances from the sonoma ceremonial brass band and the cast of the hello girls musical. >> the biden administration is preparing to

cutthroat race to the final, ultimately ending with a silver medal, but it's going to be saint lucia's juliet. alfred wins the first ever olympic medal. american melissa jefferson, with bronze. another rowing medal for team usa in men's eight and team usa with bronze and in skeet shooting. american vincent hancock won his fourth olympic gold, narrowly beating teammate connor prince, who snagged silver for team usa women's soccer went down to the wire against japan. dunn, looking for rodman again, scoring the winning goal in overtime, and trinity rodman to advance to semifinals. and that game will happen on tuesday, taking on germany, the u. team usa has already taken on germany in group play and won 4 to 1, so that's some good odds there. and again, that men's eight rowing hardware a pretty great win. bronze for the bay area because all of those rowers live or train in oakland. love to see it terry gere oh yeah we got time. if you got more outfits because you that's the second one we've got. if you have some more, bring it out. the polo is i'm liking it. i like it. so yeah. this is the swimsu

we're going to move on to a question now from juliet. where's juliet? hello. hi. hi where'sjuliet?o. hi. hi >> is pride becoming a no go for lesbians? >> yeah. this is a really interesting story. this week it was warwickshire pride. now there's a lesbian group who have basically not been allowed to have their stall. they're called the spar sisters. it's in leamington. and the reason for this is they were told that they were had posted, or some people affiliated with the group had posted transphobic, hateful messages on in a private chat, on whatsapp or perhaps social media somewhere. but again, and they've of course said we're absolutely not transphobic. we're absolutely not hateful. what probably happened is someone in that group said trans women are men or said that they don't want men in female only spaces . don't you don't want men in female only spaces. don't you think it's probably that, isn't it? >> it's highly likely the people, the spar sisters don't know that that's the case, because they've asked to see the screenshots that are so incriminating they haven't been able to

you were taught swan lake by rome's juliet, i'm ashamed, do you hear, i'm ashamed, no one knows that, but you know, isn't that enough for you, i'm ashamed, god, dad, why are you torturing me, you 're torturing yourself by working in this restaurant, no matter how much i tried to explain to yamu that this is life, that there is no other way to survive, he did not want to listen to me. i am a ballerina, maybe not the best, but i do not want to dance the little swan all the time. and then my time as a ballerina is already over, and there he still looks at me, pays well, well, as far as i understand, there is still not enough money, you think that i killed my father because of money, you are mistaken, what money does the former secretary have. he could not pay for his operation, not to mention that janet petrovna left with her client, and now it's time for me too. yes, stepanovich, you are as inseparable from your suitcase as zhonnata petrovna is from her clients. yes, forensic scientists always have their own. okay, maxim, good luck, thank you, oops, what did you find there, you found s

potential plot underway here, the concert promoter opting to cancel all of these costs search jake and juliet more than 50,000 people were expected to attend swift's shows each night, aged 90 in vienna. how do authorities managed to keep events at this scale safe? >> so generally it's just the typical layer defense. we always like a specific places, specific time because it is a way that you can then sort of layer your resources, whether it's surveillance on the outside of metal detectors, on your way in police officers, drones, just think of you're regular mega event planning as you know, i was just at the olympics. it's the same thing he has got lots and lots of capacity. so i want to tell you my you know, having been in this field two things happened or two things made, went into the calculation of why they decided to cancel either the taylor swift people were not getting enough information from public authorities and public and law enforcement officials to feel satisfied that not only the crowd was protected, but certainly taylor swift was protected or they do. we're told information and

and juliet's former labrador was abandoned mistress. lie down. die. high five.et's play our heroes' favorite game, associations, and find out what they expect from the makeover. i have a map, i'm waiting for your associations. bedroom, i don't really agree with the classic, it's kind of boring to me , old-fashioned, you've heard, so, and what do you want, something so gentle, a little simple to combine with bright and so modern, with some kind of backlighting, posters, posters, i agree with the backlighting, not so much about the bright, i like cyberspace more, then, what do you want at all girls, do you need it in your bedroom? separate beds, somehow more space for things and space for animals, for me the work place is a priority, because i spend most of my time there, i want it to be all modern, for everything to shine, it was so beautiful, and now let's close our eyes, close, close, close, now a mystery object will appear, oh my god, oh! wonderful, juliette is delighted, no, did it scare you, inspire you or puzzle you, somehow puzzled you, but it inspired me,

on a purely human level, to look at it disgusting to say the least, i waited for 24 hours, perhaps julietbad that a man beats a woman in the ring, she cries, says that she is hurt, she has to stop the fight because of this, no, everyone remained silent , and feminists, and representatives of various mobilized crazy minority groups, everyone remained silent, and for me it is absolutely clear why, because they are working for the same agenda, the point of their agenda is not to protect these population groups, it is to destroy the majority, which is represented by... christian culture and no other task , in principle, they do not set themselves in this regard, and the clearest manifestation of this is what we have generally come to, we in a global sense, i mean, this interview with this functionary, the olympic committee, whom you showed , who said that you know, the question about whether a man or a woman is so ambiguous, it’s difficult to answer, this is, in principle, the logical conclusion of the philosophical concept of relativism, which... relativity, that is, it does not simply recog

from the romantic adan to the passionate minkus, swan lake, the sleeping beauty giselle, romeo and julietoists from the best theaters in russia, including the bolshoi, and graduates of ballet schools. it seems to me that they are just like sweethearts, very good, cute, they fit right into this scene. the theater is chamber, it is small, the stage is small, the twenty-third ballet seasons in the russian academic youth theater will be held until august 28 inclusive; the summer of ballet is in full swing. asya rodkevich, joseph kobrin, andrey ivanov, channel one. on july 30, a unique museum and temple complex, the new chersonese, opened in sevastopol. a special amazing place where past and present intertwine. the architecture and scale are truly amazing. st. vladimir's cathedral in chersonese, former korsun, is the very place where, according to legend, prince vladimir was baptized in 988 along with his retinue, which is very important, priests khersanes catechized him, that is, taught him the basics of faith. returning to his homeland, along with baptism, he brought, of course, centuries-ol

needed something to write about besides the depression and farm foreclosures, here is the romeo and juliet of crime pulling off during robberies and high-speed escapes. they were bumbling criminals. they did not rob banks much because they were not sophisticated enough to do that. if we look at it from the aspects of poor kids that when they had no other option in life, when they are ambitious, have to turn to something illegal, this does not forgive the they committed. people died. it is horrible. but, at least it lets us understand why, to them, it was the obvious and only way out of the poverty stricken lives they were going to be living otherwise. in the same light, -- >> in the same light, how did a movie and mythology develop around the ok corral? was it that big a video? jeff: it was a big deal in a different way than it is remembered. let's state the obvious. it was not a shootout. it was a police stop to take a couple weapons that went bad. it did not happen in the ok corral. but, when western history became a thing in america around the turn of the 20th century, the 1900s, that m