one two three four forte and quieter, vani solo, that is, vanya is flying us here. flight, good, because the low tone. and the top one in general you have one like that. that is, you help vanya to fly. anatoly created almost 20 years ago, during this time a lot of line-up has changed, in order to become part of the quintet you need to technically master the instrument perfectly, and then learn to work in a team for a long time feeling, that is, scale. the grandeur of grandiosity is when 5 instruments play at the same time, that is, such power goes to the forces, goosebumps ran. as soon as the samble was created, anatoly immediately began to actively promote it to various competitions, festivals, national team concerts and continues to do so. it is today that colleagues often look at him, not understanding from him, as from a music school teacher, no one requires this. teach yourself calmly children. work out your individual lessons and that's it, and here such time and energy costs. i'm on the gun when i see the guys out, don't sit in the engine class. be interested

. >> i know they want -- >> he is talking about fulton county district attorney, vani fani willis, whos chasing notoriety over chasing cases like his son's death. >> but what about police brutality? wrong is wrong. murder is murder. crime is crime. no matter who says it and who does it. >> is that why you stand on the corner there? >> i stand on the corner there until i win this right there until she sees me every day. >> the da's office, under fani willis's predecessor, conducted an investigation into the deadly shooting and recommended that the officer be charged with felony murder. cnn reached out to fani willis 's office for an interview four times, but we never heard back. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> hills pursuit of justice may not be getting the attention he wants from the da but it has inspired others. in the last two years, hill has been joined in his weekly demonstrations by other black families who also lost their children at the hands of police. parents like anthony boykins, his 12-year-old was killed in a crash, following a pit maneuve

i worked for a long time - with a girl called vani kapoor who's played on and off on let and done fairlyw years. _ diksha dagar has been my students for a few years . when she was up—and—coming. the number one thing that i look for and i see that . in the girls who make it as the drive. _ the society that we come from is very different - that the society of the west, i and while this would be much more common for the parents of a boy to say that earlier, i i think it will be equally seen in the parents of girls. - there's no politics, there's nothing else involved. it's just on your own merits. if you're good enough and you play good, you get the reward of it. when i was nine, i actually visited the let event. when let first came to india, it was in bangalore, actually, an hour away from where i lived. so, yeah, that was the first time i actually saw women's golf, professional golf, and that was when i decided, you know, that's what i wanted to do. i really wanted to become one of the big stars, - i really wanted to perform well and win some more i let tournaments. i also want to play on

i headed one of the central district vanis of the gomel region, in principle, administrative and economicn received. i want to say that i am glad that i ended up in this clinic, every morning i wake up and get ready for work. i understand that some kind of challenge awaits me. because , well, first of all, i run a clinic for a very short time. i need to get into all the issues that exist in our clinic as quickly and as clearly as possible, so, of course, i cannot say that i go to work, sing songs, and think about something beautiful there. uh, since the evening, in principle, some plans for the future the day is formed in my head and i go to work, very tense concentrated , you clearly understand what awaits me and what tasks have to be solved on this day specifically, well, the profession of a doctor cannot but be proud. you understand that you already have a small, perhaps , someone's zloty, saved in a human life.

. >> reporter: sam bongi oh vani opened sam's pizza on staten island. >> more or less a new york styleizza. >> reporter: in the last two weeks nearby hotels have become shelters for migrant families. >> this is not about democrat or republican, this is a catholic republican neighborhood. they believe in border laws. they're catholics first. >> bongiovani in new york's most conservative burb stepping up despite how they feel. many of his customers also pitching in. every donation goes up on the wall. >> keep the slice and the tip. use it for the migrants. god bless you for your help. >> reporter: the challenge of this current wave of migrants, most escaping a repressive venezuelan government. they arrive in large numbers. many are families. it wasn't designed for migrants in the shelter system. most have almost nothing, no connection, no friends, no relatives anywhere in the united states. >> in the past we were meeting people on their way to their sponsors who would take care of them, house them, feed them, clothe them. now we have people coming here with nothing. nowhere to go, no one

in europe riding for horrific really she meets a guy ten years younger than her -- [inaudible] geo vani sounds pretty exciting to me they become lovers they have a baby out of wedlock -- got involved in the revolution, sailed off for america and around their ship wrecked off the coast of fire island and they drowned and their bodies were never found. [inaudible] >> it didn't work out for her. this is the model for women in journalism in the 18 hundreds which sets the stage for nellie bly, a name i'm sure you all have heard, right? when you talk about the history of women in journalism nellie bly always comes up. she has her own stamp she is very well-known. the reason she is a well-known it because she was extremely significant! so, two pieces of context. increasing commercialization of the press. trying to drive up circulation get eyeballs. on the one hand women caution the sort of dilemma on the other hand traditional femininity, right? verses, you know, and profession. a writing life. not being able to negotiate it very well. how are the things going to come together? they come toget

for the southbound vanys right turn on to westbound thenth this is the location where we have a propoedz stop sign. and we expect drivers to come to a complete stop before they prosecute seed they should have in time to see whether there are on coming cyclists. at that location, there is also currently, sort of the opposite of a bulb tout is a bulb. a portion of the sidewalk removed. approximate part of this project is to also build it out and so it would be in aline am with the rest of the block. i have no speaker cards. the upon vaness/mission cross is the most dangerous intersection for pedestrians in this city. i believe. and it hen become even more complicated because now the buses coming from vaness down south vaness and then doing a turn on to mission street. across 2 lines of traffic perform this is not pattern to -- pedestrians. they are having and it it is a bad planning and the simple solution that i would suggest is -- that at all the intersections there you experiment with changing the signals and putting island crossways in the middle of the road with rails so that people c