the hungarian shepherd puli named shimi arrived to us today with his owner maria krylova, please meetthe preservation of the reflected breed type. in standard, hello, hello, good afternoon, i am very glad that you came, we are too, please, thank you, this is a breed from which it is simply impossible to take your eyes off, as it happened - your meeting with this breed, my husband came up with this idea, to get a puli at home, and so we got our first puli shepherd dog - tsofa, and then another girl came to her, gray... puli oinda, and so here we go we have been working with this breed for more than 10 years, let's go through all the standard questions that are asked about this breed, well, firstly, probably every day you hear a stupid joke, it’s not clear where the front is and where the back is, well, yes, especially if the dog is lying down, but they also very often ask, do dogs see, and they see very well, they guard sheep very well, another one of the most common questions, how? we make these cords, how does such a hairstyle appear, let's quickly answer right now how this happens,

. >> i'm jared pulis, democratic governor of colorado. >> robin: governors are both sides of the aisleetter initiative powered by the national governors association. utah's republican governor and nga chair spencer cox and maryland's democratic governor wes moore have been collaborating on this effort. governor cox, since this is your brain child, i'd like to start with you first. >> we started thinking we can't solve any of our nation's greatest problems if we all hate each other. that's where disagree better came from. it is about disagreeing and staying true to what we believe in, but doing it in a way that doesn't tear other people apart. >> robin: the initiative offering basic tips on how to disagree better. like not being afraid to be curious. focusing on connection. and letting go of control in conversations. what do you say to those folks who are skeptical that they can do this? >> we're asking people not to give in to what we are taught about political divisiveness. i like to say what is the alternative? what we are doing now doesn't seem to be working. >> robin: according to

>> our position is that ul have to be an unofficial act, puly private conduct for the prosecution to go forward. >> but outside the core areas of executive powe ithere is a clear statement from congress at something is unlawful and it applies to the president, i'm struggling to see why in that case perhaps the evidence could come in. >> the strongest possible cases what you described describe as thco executive powers. the unrestricted bowl powe. th doesn't turn on how central is of a legislative act is. it's an unofficial act which applies to the outer perimer of the fitzgerald. >> what would happen if presidents were under fear tha thr successors would criminally prosecute them for their acts in office, whether they are engag idrone strikes, you know all the hypotheticals. it see le one of the incentives that might be created is for presidents to try to pardon themselves. do you have any thoughts about that? >> i didn't think about it until you asked it. that might be created. >> we've never answered whether a president cadohat. happily, it's never been presented to us. >> ith remai

she is incredible, sometimes it is impossible to take your eyes off her when she is on stage. tuli-puli beautiful, the song is very unique, for my perception, because it - a lot of things were mixed in it, that is, the lyrics that natasha carried with her vocals, then something like this jazz passage on keyboard instruments, well, at the end this climax is vocal, that is, it is so assembled from some different pieces, so i would sort of classify it as a musical genre, if it were a musical and... in there was such a number, it would probably be very cool, as an independent concert song, well , again, in my subjective opinion, i would maybe lighten it a little, it’s snowing in early may, tata-ta, i want it lighter, now it’s some kind of rumba, a light lambada, i’d like to make it easier, we’ll think about it. think about it, guys, then it will be in your style, the style of your team. phew, i think i said everything. that's it, my assessment. come on, while natasha is giving her rating, i would like to say, remember, when you bring new songs to hood council on the radio, each of us was to

i don't know all the ins and outs of the pulis itself.hen we think about ai and regulation will we have to think about that purpose. the defining what is high risk. and what are the ai use aces that are actually high-risk and focusing on the unique security wire meant for them? on the cybersecurity side of security data like i talked about earlier was a little bit not high risk compared to a lot of other technologies that are being rolled out. >> we take inclusivity by design very seriously at regular assessments on our tech knowledge he independent assessment organizations out there that we are encouraging more independent assessment organizations today ahead of that tech knowledge he. many times these independent organizations focus on threats or challenges in the past. we need to stay above and go beyond. we build inclusivity by design as i mentioned, which is in town but also cognitive and physical capabilities. contributors are taken into account, as well. and technology classes. just got the iphone 15 pro i can attest to that. ages