understand. politics in sports, for me the point of no return was when zhenya plushenko was convicted in vancouversympathize with all my colleagues, for example, artists who are now, well, limited in touring, but about athletes i’m not saying at all, i don’t even know, this is not sympathy, this is a tragedy, because people have put a huge number of years of their lives into getting to this point... questions are in the telegram channel of the project, that ’s all i have, i give the floor to daria tarasova , even hello, what's the news in the central region? hi julia, they know the value of the hippocratic oath. on the eve of the holiday, words of gratitude are addressed to the doctors of the central region and the belarusian capital. and a reception in honor of the great russian poet, where pushkin balls are given, is in a few minutes i'll tell you on our broadcast. we are preparing outfits. thank you, daria. watch the news in your region immediately after the sports review, without saying goodbye, until we meet at 17:00. daria naumova will carry the national flag of belarus during the opening ce

vancouver conax, vancouver, absolutely right, that's the correct answer, two steps forward, well, let'sf belarus is located, the house of football, the house of football, this is the correct answer, two steps forward, olga, i’m listening to you attentively, also two, also two, let’s go, which american hockey team is often called demons or demons, washington. incorrect answer: new jersey devils. devils from new jersey. arthur, second difficulty option. what is the name of the annual marathon where the start is on the champs-elysees and the finish is at the end of the bois de boulogne? there are some logical clues in the question. the marathon starts on the champs chelseas and ends around. forests, all this disgrace is a marathon, like the french marathon, let's another option, quickly, i don’t hear anything, the paris marathon, absolutely right, this is the correct answer, two steps forward, andrey, also a d, one of the first names of this sports equipment is the apollo axis, what kind of sports equipment is this, well, here’s the axis, a spear, this is the wrong answer, this is a barbel

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we both worked for the columbian newspaper in vancouver. steve olson: he was doing a time-lapse series of photographs of the volcano. fay blackburn: and so he was camped up there, 7 or 8 miles away from the mountain. they considered it safe. don swanson: but when it erupted, the scale was far bigger than we anticipated. [music playing] on the morning of may 18, i was in vancouver. and suddenly, the traces on the seismograph started just moving back and forth, back and forth. george kourounis: the side of the mountain gave way. and what was once a beautiful, serene forest turned into hell on earth. that big bulge on the side of the volcano actually slid away. avalanche is the largest landslide in recorded history. michael poland: and as the volcano failed, it instantly exposed the magma that had been accumulating in the volcano itself to atmospheric pressure. and it's like shaking that can of soda and then opening it. all of the gas that was trapped in that magma suddenly came out. there wasn't a vertically directed explosion the way we typi

, i probably would have regretted all my life that i didn’t perform, that i could have tried, after vancouver i i already thought that that was it, my sports career was over, well, that means it’s not my destiny to be on the pedestal at the olympics, well, it was probably the same it’s a difficult, yeah, moment in my life to make the right decision, do i even need it or? this has already been influenced to a greater extent by your decision, well, your husband says: i will support you, i will be with my daughter, well, watch her, go for walks there with her, and you, well, try to return to sports, and as if in may i started training, in february there was a triumphant success, the fourteenth year, the olympics in sochi, your victory, your gold was predictable for you or not? unexpectedly, probably unexpectedly, well, i will say that there was no pressure from outside, that we must, as at the previous olympics we went and put all the pressure and knew that there should be medals in freestyle, but i went to sochi, there was no pressure, i calmly trained for myself, well, i know that athletes, qu

the formation of israel was supposed to serve as a safe haven for jews when vancouver young declared is really independence. in 1948, 5 arab countries invaded with the support of 2 more israel and one the war. the result was to knock the arabic for a catastrophe in which some 700000 palestinians were expelled or forced to flee. many went to arab states, such as jordan, lebanon, and syria. until today, the public opinion supplied is the stumbling block for peace in the region. for people in senator the tied to x that is a how much am i county as a journalist at the w. she is covering middle east politics, the memory of the i have people, it's like still stuck the pictures of other teams that are like the evacuated from their country and from their homes or like the cities everywhere in the countries. the war of 1948 was only the 1st of several armed conflicts between arab countries . and as far as the, the countries stopped by the policy of 3 knows no peace fields, no negotiations, and no recognition of israel as a state. so east, right. it wasn't even depicted on many official eric m

to settle in palestine, the formation of israel was supposed to serve as a safe haven for jews when vancouver young declared is really independence. in 1948, 5 arab countries invaded it with the support of 2 more israel and one the war. the result was to knock that arabic for a catastrophe in which some 700000 palestinians were expelled or forced to flee. many went to arab states, such as jordan, lebanon, and syria. until today, the public opinion supplied is the stumbling block for peace in the region. for people in senator the time to x, that is a how much am i county as a journalist at the w. she is covering middle east politics. the memory of the i have people, it's like still stuck. the pictures of the thing is there like the evacuated from their country and from their homes, or like the cities everywhere in the countries. the war of 1948 was only the 1st of several armed conflicts between arab countries. and as far as the country stopped by the policy of 3 knows no peace fields, no negotiations, and no recognition of israel as a state. so these right, it wasn't even depicted on many off

plates has shown that they are in danger of destruction. tsunami will flood washington, california and vancouver due to an earthquake in the area of ​​​​a large fault near the western coast. tectonic plates will slide past each other, causing stronger magnitude 9 earthquakes. in 5 minutes , a tsunami up to 30.5 m high will form, cover more than half a million buildings and kill a huge number of people. these are the main events up to this moment. we will continue at 19:00. what is information warfare? in 2020 , we realized that the games were over. now there is an information war. once upon a time , polish prime minister donald tusk questioned the quality of belarusian products, i showed you your belarusian beef jerky i compared this packaging with polish beef, in which... ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of double standards in the project is different, watch it on the belarus 24 tv channel, this project is like home and today i am in the city of stolbsy. and you're probably asking, kayla, why are you alone? unfortunately, our lewis got sick, so lewis, get well soon, but i think tha

vancouver. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i give up. what is the trick here?? do all of you want to know the trick? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. >> yes! >> jimmy: yes. >> aha! hermetically sealed in this old, dirty envelope that's been sitting in my above ground pool, at the bottom, in a safe, all chained up in nutley, new jersey, is a piece of paper that no one could have seen until now. "my friend dave cut 71 hairs off of my pet horse using a a pair of scissors he bought in vancouver!" ha-ha! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yes! you're welcome. >> jimmy: that is amazing. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: the great benito, everybody. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: the great benito. there he is. >> hey, i'm also -- i'm available for weddings and funerals, mostly funerals. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you very much, the great benito. [ speaking over each other ] >> i also -- i also -- i -- >> jimmy: thank you. >> listen. >> jimmy: thank you very for being -- thank you. >> listen, listen -- >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> ahh! >> jimmy: i ap

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>> i started acting in mu call theater in vancouver.ican show? >> it was called "dark justice." it was, like, crime time after primetime, remember that? >> jimmy: vaguely, yeah. >> i got a really smart part in that. i was absolutely the worst actor who ever lived, i was so bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you learn to act while you were acting? >> i didn't know about hitting a mark. all the technical stuff. i grew up watching a lot of tv, so i felt like i could do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were on the show "baywatch." >> i was, yes. >> jimmy: i don't know if mr. schwarzenegger told you this. but one of the things that happens when you're on a talk show is we go through -- >> i was thinking maybe you would. >> jimmy: -- your resume, then we try to dig up maybe potentially embarrassing clips from your past. >> yes. thank you, thank you so much. i'm so glad i'm here. >> jimmy: this is no exception. [ laughter ] >> oh, no. >> what's going on here? >> good morning! >> huh? where am i? what the hell's going on? >> i hope you slept well. >

he died on friday, the day before he was set to board a plane in vancouver. he was 100 years old.s an antiaircraft gunner on a corvette that escorted the american barges during the d-day landings in the battle of normandy. the canadian prime minister made sure bill was remembered during the ceremony. wax to able seaman bill cameron, who sadly passed away just last weekend. i spoke with her a few days ago, his daughter told me how much he had been looking forward to being here with all of you. his bags had been packed for weeks. and he was so proud to be coming back to normandy. so for him, and for all of the veterans, i can promise you canada and the world will keep commemorating this significant day for decades and generations to come. >> justin trudeau speaking today in normandy. i'm pleased to say brian cameron -- his elder son, is with us. thank you for being on the program. i'm sorry for your loss. it must be a difficult day for you and your family. >> it certainly is. my dad was a fighter until the end. he was really ready to take the trip. this wasn't meant to be. but he wa

it was the first game one shutout since 2011 when vancouver did it to boston. the bruins, though, went on to win that series at seven games. you can watch game two right here on abc. >> bobrovsky the playoffs. tell the people who he is. he's the goalie that got us shut out. >> that is right. he is a brick wall and the panthers look so good. they deserve this, right, danny? the panthers aren't. they haven't won ever in their existence. >> you know you know it's a weird rivalry. but i have a lot of friends who like the panthers. and i would be happy for you. oh, well, thank you. and my friends in south florida them. >> well, now to baseball with danny's mets playing across the pond. >> listen, they've been really bad for month. let me have this. they were about to blow this lead like they do all leads. and the craziest thing happens. nick castellanos at the plate. and then our backup catcher torrance luis torrens grabs the ball, goes back, steps on home plate and launches it to pete alonso and gets a double play. the mets hang on and don't blow it. the mets hang

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. >> vancouver, washington regards mike dublin, california. >> allentown, pennsylvania fixez michael york, pennsylvania. >> past president u.s. conference of mayors former mayor of los angeles. >> myy former mayor. [laughter] oh hernandez mayor of the greatest city god ever created any out, california. >> wade mayor of toledo, ohio. >> cleaver former mayor of kansas city to represent missouri's fifth district in the u.s. house. >> once again thank you everyone for attending this workshop at a what is asked mayor wade we just came from the workshop on housing and passed some significant resolutions if he could do a recap of that quickly andin then we will jump into our agenda for. >> thank you mayor bass as chair of the community develop and housing standing committee we just had our summer meeting the main agenda item and every o summer meeting is to adopt our legislative agenda is the conference of mayors and send it to congress and advocate port would just pass 14 resolutions. everything from supporting hud fiscal year 25 budget to reaffirming our beliefs and housing first strategy

now celebrating is from north vancouver, but he actually moved to the bay area in 2018 and spent a season sharks. you probably heard his dad, rick's celebrating is the warriors vice president of health and performance. here's what maclin had to say. after becoming a san jose sharks. what went through your mind? m- >> it is a surreal i've dreamed about this moment ever since. i think it and i'm for it to come true. it's just it's an amazing feeling. >> well, the sharks also have the number 11 pick in the first round and they chose a defenseman at 6 foot. 3 sam dickinson. he is an impressive to a defender. the toronto native scored 18 goals. have 50 to assist in 68 games last year for the london knights of the ontario hockey league. very exciting times for sharks. fans. we switch it over now to the warriors and the impending nba free agent frenzy that going to take over basketball talk for the next week or so. chris paul and the dubs have agreed to push back to guarantee the 30 million dollars on his 2024. 25 contract from today until the start of free agency on sunday. so the move gives th

de ralph lauren, que ha acompañado a la delegación de usa desde los juegos olímpicos de invierno de vancouverjo, que es una especie de jabalí. pues aquí dice que alemania le va a ganar a hungría el miércoles. de momento creo que hay que creerle , no? pues un nombre tan sofisticado de la especie. pues si no, no, si a mí me recuerda mucho a phil, la marmota, que también predice cuánto durará la temporada. no está en el zoológico de frankfurt. tenía que decir que ganaba alemania. además que la eurocopa se está disputando al sesgo. por ahí. si no, mañana estaríamos diciendo que la van a transferir a otro. exacto, a otro país, a otro zoológico de otro país. creo que el alemania hungría es fácil de pronosticar. yo estoy de acuerdo con ella. creo que va a ganar este miércoles alemania, que es local y que tiene una muy buena selección. pues vamos a ver, vamos a ver qué puede suceder en el fútbol como dicen. gracias max. hacemos una pausa para el minutos hablaremos de una reconocida tienda en el centro de san josé que cerrará sus puertas. su dueño nos habla sobre su larga trayectoria y aquí en telemun

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in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack in canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing and use ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for training him is an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept. it orders a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activists and western countries . it instructs consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross . the research

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a stunning collision on the water, a seaplane carrying tourists crashed into that boat in vancouver harboro people on the boat had to be hospitalized. authorities are investigating what led up to the crash. they say that area of the harbor is supposed to be reserved for seaplane operations. >> the boston celtics are two wins away from winning a record 18th nba championship. payton pritchard's 38 foot three pointer put them up by nine points last night, but they needed some dramatic defense at the rim in the final minute before securing a 105 to 98 win over the dallas mavericks. game three is wednesday night in dallas. >> now to an olympic sized controversy in women's basketball. katelyn clark reportedly saying they've awakened a monster. her rookie year is off to a red hot start. clark a deep one? you bet, but has been marked by some controversy, both on the court. question is, will they call it unnecessary? and now off it, as caitlin clark is snubbed by the u.s. women's olympic basketball team. >> what on earth were they thinking? it's just stunning. >> clark says. u.s. basketball officia

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in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing. and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept, 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activist in western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and

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in 1985 seek fighters planted a bomb on an air india flight from vancouver to new delhi, chewing all 329 people on board. it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they and they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extremism of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's cooling and use ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for training him is an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept or 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activist and western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and

a number of people have been injured after a seaplane and a boat collided near vancouver in canada.f when the collision happened. they said that people on board both the seaplane and the boat were amongst the injured. the surge in tourists visiting japan has caused critical shortages in aircraft fuel across the country. government sources say the demand for fuel from internationalflights has outpaced the capacity of refineries. they say that, for example, domestic flights to and from hiroshima have had to be revised as a result of insufficient fuel supplies. the wife of the missing tv presenter michael mosely says his family refuses to lose hope and the last few days have been "unbearable." efforts are continuing to find the 67—year—old on the greek island of symi where he's been missing since setting off for a walk on wednesday, and cctv footage has been released of his last movements. joe inwood has the very latest from symi. just a few hours working on the hills of symi is enough to leave you exhausted. two hours. two hours? that is why there is such concern that michael mosley m

the morals in the cities of toronto, vancouver auto. i am once real to all of the victims of the tragedy. it's now relations between the countries had been shaken out. the canadian foreign minister adjust intruder accused india alpha handed this fascination of a seat separate as lead a last june, claiming that the quote, credible allegations, new delhi is branded that position as absurd, might have not applied from the department of geo politics and international relations of the money paul, the academy believes that india is growing increasingly frustrated by the extent of support. 6 gets from canada, the united states and the u. k. actually, i would call them seek separators, go to seek sort of a glorious religion. they are basically, unfortunately, that they are aided equipped by, by a state, a neighborhood we'd get to the west. and that they are involved in creating tenant and may have in the state of the job. and the frustrating pointers that there are a handful of people who do try to conduct general operations in india. and these

the memorials in the cities of toronto, vancouver, all taught and mon trio to on of the victims of the tragedy. now, relations between the countries had been shaken off the canadian foreign minister, adjusting true, accused in the off a hand in the assassination of a seat separate is needed just being locked in june, claiming that, that quote, credible allegations, new delhi is branded the accusation as absurd. not the but have now the pods from the department of jewel politics and international relations of the money. paul academy believes of india is growing increasingly frustrated by the extent of support. 6 gets from canada, the us and the u. k. actually i would call them 6 separate. there's go to 6 out of a glorious religion. they are basically, unfortunately, that they are aided, equipped by, by a state, a neighborhood we'd get to the west. and they'd been involved in creating kettle and may have a industry to put junk and the frustrating warranties that there are a handful of people who do try to conduct general operations in india. and these people are getting funding. they're

i taught that you guys had a huge storm shuttle factory, slap thing in the middle of vancouver right beside the big ball to keep all your caution deeds to your apartments in florida in use. of course, remember whether it's a b, b, or the knock off your ad deepened fingers into your little pockets. all the money goes the same way. open smoke literally either burning ukrainians or palestinians. it's all the same to radio. so leaving our little friend, the knock off your, the b, b to get on with the destruction of the wrong country under next door neighbors countries. let's go back to the g 7 because there was something i noticed about it that things got very cozy north between a georgia maloney, the italian prime minister. she's in a bit of trouble. she promised to fix the problems of immigration on the economy. did she now did she's she met up with a mind that she would be very attractive to use. the bologna loves the smell of power, the smell of a mine and power. uh, but i think a mini mccrory and i'm a crohn. he much smell of something else after his swim at the 2nd pen. now, have a