first of all. he is joy. i proclaim to you the great joy that will be for all people. today a savior has been born to you in the city of david, who is christ the lord, it is said in the gospel. the joyful feast of the nativity of christ reminds us of the lofty calling of people to be children of god and partakers in eternal life, in order to become able to perceive this great darth we themselves should strive to live according to their conscience. and this means that in all sometimes difficult circumstances of life. we are to act in accordance with the enduring gospel ideals of love, mercy, compassion. in this victorious pursuit of the saving path, the lord helps us for the sake of man and ours for the sake of salvation, descended from heaven. saint athanasius the great, who lived in the 4th century in alexandria there is such a city in egypt in amazing words expressed the goal of the savior's coming into the world. god became a man, so that a person would become a god not by nature, but by divine grace. the holy one of god is holy and mighty of saints are immortal bot

in all this time, it is very little, and it seems that they all, uh, all of these triggers were directedsm that is coming to you, this is some threatening calls to america that now we are america all over and with papilim, but no, it doesn’t work. because it’s just very badly done. well, you know. before that, we also showed a clip when you said another one, and also, well, a bunch of people known to us still there, i don’t know, we were still with the children when they were already singing these e-e singers who sang the shaman's second song about the resurrection that is, he has two patriotic songs. there is nothing better than singing them in another place. and here i have a question. well , the russian budgets are huge for propaganda. to be honest, our music theaters have never had such state budgets, and i don’t know when they will have them . such state budgets that russia spends on propaganda in the arts . and why doesn't it take off? you have it. it's just me, of course. this is easily explained by the fact that no matter how much money you have, russia really always spent a lot

i know you all, i love you all, and i was pleased to hear that you did not recognize me at all., because hmm, emotions were torn. e, ahead of me, yes, and there fly and there is no horse e there is nothing to ride , you understand? yes, and nowhere. actually, that's why i had to somehow calm myself down and do it. i think it's interesting to know or not, and then we don't have so many low female voices on the stage. well, what do you see, nadezhda georgievna, we, in a sinful deed, thought that we had such an answer that maybe you heard everything. excuse me, but it's terrible, how could it even be. guess. you were with us in the avatar final, of course, yes, and we even noted it well. uh, the finale of avatar as it is, we will not forget to bring it to new york. here is such a bottle of moonshine, yes, they drank it together according to russian custom, apparently, i drank all my brains then, that i didn’t even recognize the same georgievna well, georgievna, you know what a big fan of your fan i am and i really want to, so that in the new year in your life joy, at least a little

all right. it, 1st of all, it makes 30 appear as the jeep maker. right. and in this conflict, and also if you, you know, manage us to deliver diplomatic supplement, well, it is success and success, so you'd suit points weaker. national relations are the problem here, and as far as like in c n you're, you're, you're absolutely right. you need 3 volts more sides and the one size that you really need to particular to the oldest states. you cannot just have ukraine and russia booking for each other, but at the same time your door at dialogue between, between the great powers and in this group us the, i don't know if 30 really just to live or because at the moment therapy, the american relations are fairly dense, and then that's also something that, that russia relies on because it's been very active in trying to rely on tricky to is the pressure of western sanction than many were inspired enterprises, including the proposal to build and gas hop in turkey. do you think it's sensible for russia to rely on turnkey, given even not only and the long history, very

all this. i mean, if you're talking, thank you. ever since the start of the war, it's just, you know, that ukraine hasn't really used western babes. thanks tried. and as for us, hypersonic missiles are concerned. you know, if the below this conventional bizarre know nasa suddenly different from the types of nissan strides. and so, i mean, it will, it will not necessarily be a huge escalation was, i mean, in terms of escalation is weapons that are more lethal, try didn't term. so for a low particularly that the worrisome mom all factor here is the possibility of futile unconventional. which, you know, i'm speaking about unconventional weapons. i mean, i, hypersonic nissans is, is as unconventional as it gets. and i agree with you that there is no point military point or strategic point for action to use it against ukraine. but to use it against some of the countries that supply ukraine with weapons and advisors that then attack russian military personnel that makes perfect sense. i'm in business

all of you. see you later. see you later.background noises] [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] [background noises] congratulations. >> congratulations. thank you. thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year. the irises are here. [background noises] >> we come prepared. okay? raise your right hand repeat after me. every go. you solemnly swear they will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic brand that you will be true faith and allegiance to the same. they take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. congratulations. >> thank you. okay? >> just the two of us? >> all right everyone? and again, last time. thank you pray. >> come on up kids. >> hi. >> hi. want to be in the picture brickwork so what. >> you and him up there? [background noises] [laughter] x he has had a day. >> he saved quite in the gallery. >> goo

not just all the humanity but all of the human capital built up there. all the museums, all that, everything. it'd be the ultimate tragedy in human history. and why are we taking this risk. it's not worth. it are nuclear bombs still in the u.s.? yes, they and it's a huge of course, you know what i say of course. but it's it's both shocking. not surprising kind of thing. we have a nuclear weapons industrial complex and just the same as lockheed lobbies and northrop grumman and raytheon lobby to sell fighter jets and, you know, you hear stories about. congress wants weapons that the navy doesn't even want and stuff like that. it's because the military industrial complex that ike eisenhower warned us about where the arms many of factories spent the smallest proportion of their income recycle it back into the think tanks and into k street lobbyists in d.c. to push for not just fighter jets and armaments carriers and the us, but even for hydrogen bombs. and there are lobbyists whose job is essentially senate ear. let me tell you about the deal we got on h bom

here are all these abortions, all these novels.t's it, it was always said at the table with their girlfriends, who came to us for 100 years or not, there, no, i thought that this education was absolutely right, i recognized this not by the fence of girls and boys, who also somewhere heard it, and firsthand and lidka could give advice. and in general, it was just such a chic university. god bless every child. ah, it was like that. that was the time of freedom in the sixties, uh, which, like now, we, too, well, in the nineties zero did not know what to do with this freedom in the sausages or on television, and in the theater and everywhere did not know what to do with it. that's when this thaw years were all produced with their wives and husbands, everyone had five romanovs and where to draw some inspiration? yes, if they are in someone else's bed, e not with a new love and so on. tell me how your parents are, but mom served dad, of course, but dad, where did he draw inspiration from. how can you from one wife never change, and don’t

it's all so easy to frighten us all.ven reasonable people throw in some kind of m-m such horror stories, and we begin to believe and doubt. someone else will support someone interested in the result, it turns out such a situation that uh hmm you start to be afraid and in any case annoyed. and why do you think it's so easy to control people's emotions, and that's why they fall for all this so quickly. let's discuss what to say? i can't. i love to reason. we, uh, everyone, there believed the paper. we have always believed in radio. we always said what we are told uh, here uh, so, and so grew up a generation less. it is promoted more for them by google more authoritative. than all other radios, but nevertheless you always look at what they write there, what they say such horror stories were all. or i even sat down and went. they tell me, you have here in belarus in general, no one would support. you do not observe any quarantines, you have football here, then your hospitals are full. you do not see, i got into the car and d

all peoples princes of them all earthly judges, boys and girls, the old, together with the youth, let name of the lord be praised high . in his name alone, his majesty is above the earth and the sky, he lifted up the sin of his people . let him praise the righteous, let him betray his creator, let him rejoice, let the sons of zion be their king, let them praise the name of his fine coming prigarkha. let them sing to him. will be on their lips and a proof- a two-edged sword in their hand , so that international retribution between the tribes will be done by punishment, so that their kings will be chained by the shackles of their nobles with iron fetters, so that the judgment written on them will be done. this is the glory of all his saints praise god his shrines praise his strongholds his strength praise him for his great exploits praise him in his majesty and boundless mary about the sound of her mother who was baptized righteous rejoice for the word three days before the forest she peoples all you

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and to all all the artists with whom they filmed? so much, but thank you very much. this is both my reward and yours. and thank you very much, anatoly evgenievich karpov. and thank you for giving me the right to live it, to try to somehow approach this at least a little bit through the profession. and thanks to my beautiful wife diana, we are on this picture met her. since then , life has only gotten better. thanks to who else . and where is my phone, the sun, is there gratitude? please open the notes to mom and dad. thank you very much. thanks grandma. thanks to my agent olga loginova. this is my fourth golden eagle and i would like to thank her and say that apparently the path that we have outlined in the profession is the right one. as well as from myself a small postscript. i would like to dedicate this victory and to my sister elizabeth for an outstanding job in the film nick directed by vasilisa kuzmina for the film in any way. the work amazed me. i want to dedicate this eagle to her work. thank you so much for such a truly sin

looks like you got a little kitchen all the so it's like it's like allison's all cooking show. just take whatever much you haven't throw in apartment making as many that there's actually what we're doing. the dinner is served. check it out. not too bad at all. huh. oh the devil. not still, it's just noodles and pastors us with a bunch of a veggies or we're going to eat our delicious dinner. this camp site has wise who are probably gonna watch a little movie and our camper van and then tomorrow we are going to go visit this really cool place on lake garda. there is a peninsula that sticks out for the castle on it, and we are all about some castles. we'll see there. good name with . good morning everybody. and welcome to sir miano. this city a very, very special because it is not just the city by the lake. this is a city in the lake. yes. it fits on the skinny peninsula that goes, jetting out into lake garda. so it is completely surrounded by this amazing green crystal clear water is also just a beautiful city. you have all the stone streets that you get to walk through. a bickle

it's all raw, it's all beautiful. it's so mighty and rustic. sadly, we didn't get to spend as much time here as you want it to you. as you know, we got in very late last night, we thought we'd have the whole day to explore. and today we have to be off again. we go even further north. our ultimate destination is near the between now and then we're hoping to squeeze in just a few more incredible views. ah, like for example, lick, but i is about 150 kilometers to the north. their next destination. or my advice to you all get here early because parking is pretty frickin wild and maybe don't come on a weekend. yeah. but cost us tenure to park and i think we got one of the very last spots we made. it's the lake. it's absolutely stunning. just like we thought and it's so serene. i feel like we have the whole thing to ourselves. y'all just kitty . everyone in the entire world is here. so according to the internet, they said you could rent these awesome little boat and we thought, you know, be like this little family out there

not bad at all. i mean, it just a little thought and and a little remembering once in a while, but it's all worthwhile. i mean. well, i really enjoyed this being a girl. oh, i know it. play well, my dear. i'm glad you've got all your problem solved. i wish i could say the same about myself. oh, come on, sandy. maybe exaggerating it kind of gone. oh. oh, okay. okay. come on, tell me all about what kinds of thing. now, listen, you know, i don't embarrass easily, but, man, we got in a restaurant by knew i was in trouble. i didn't know which one to use, and i didn't want to look like a fool. that easy, sandy. you don't have to worry about a thing like that. i used to get bugged by that too. but no more. now you can find out what each piece of silverware is for. but if you don't know all you have to do is work on the outside of the service, into the plate. that's right, sandy. that's right. the outside one. but that wasn't all. oh, there's my favorite chaplain. excuse me a minute. i'll be right back. hell

all right.tem is gives you a natural high, and it's -- increases your libido did you know that? >> that's a way to start the weekend. >> is that true, ma'am? >> i'm taking a fifth on that. >> the answer is yes. the answer is yes. [laughter] >> all right. well there you go guys, there you go is that for me? kind of yeah leave it right there i'll come back over. so listen, hey that helps libido too that drink does by the way -- all right guys, listen. here at midnight i'm taking the polar plunge that's how i'm ringing in the new year -- and a couple of other folks are going to be doing it with me. i'm telling you, it is going to be awesome. you're going to want to see it, hey, here we get another happy new year on the count of three, one, two, three -- >> happy new year. [applause] all right guys back to y'all. >> i'm actually -- >> i like it. thank you, nick. >> by the way, i'm jealous -- >> i'm not i've heard it is antiaging. so maybe that's a good new year's resolution going into the new year.

you can see all the mountains in the area, you can see all the surrounding countryside and the gardens are incredible. they really do cover such a huge area to have hedge mazes over there. there are tons of beautiful, vibrant flowers all over the place and a bunch of really cool look out points. you can get an even higher view of the area . plus there is an easy charging station in the parking lot here at the castle so well were exploring to beautiful gardens. are cars getting all charged up? marano is also known for having some absolutely delicious cuisine. so we're gonna straw around gardens a little bit more. and then i'm with, ah, a lunch, the cash to a restaurant called parser brown, which is right here in the old part of the town. first step we have, this is a sampling of all the local needs and a few of the cheeses. we're what we're really excited for is this spect noodle. so these are beacon dumplings in this delicious broth, normally be covered with chives, but we're not a huge child hands or no child's breath out of habit. i used for my name to cut into these dumpling, but i

for all this time, it is very little, and it seems that they all set all the triggers in this clip.uld have worked for the russians, this and this militarism is a win-win for you, there are some threatening calls to america that now we are the whole of america and with papilim, but no, it does not work, because it is simply very poorly done. well, you know. we also showed a clip before that when you spoke another er also, well, a bunch of people known to us have gathered there, i don’t know, we were still with children when they were already singing these er singers who sang the shaman’s second song about getting up, well , that is, he has two songs practical, there is nothing better than them how to re-sing so that in another place and here i have a question, well, huge russian budgets for propaganda well, honestly, cinema, theater, music have never had such state budgets, and i don’t know when they will have such state budgets that russia spends on propaganda in the arts . and why does not take off you have money, you need it of course, this is easily explained by the fact that no

and this for us it means uh well for all of us it means that we have a lot of work right now and alleryone did not understand the price of freedom, the price of the state, the price of the fact that you can simply live in your own country in your own house. they will not be taken away, they will not be killed this is a right, it is acquired by the blood of people, but in parallel with that there will be a description of the dreams that will creep here anyway, they will creep everywhere, well, there will be incomprehensible advisers who will engage in bribery next to the heads of regional administrations next to the presidents and whoever is on position, it will always be and this is our work with you, we don't have it yet, because i am very synchronized, but there is already a video but there is already a text translation of what he said, the world should know why we demand this, so duda said about the presentation of evidence of war crimes of russia he reminded about the atrocities of the russians in irpen and buch i quote lb.ua of our colleagues and the presentation of evidence of

all: cheers!harp axe # shining steel tempered in the fire # we'll chop you down like an old, dead tree # dirty old town # dirty old town. # hello. tuesday brought some huge temperature contrasts across the uk. it was —9 in oxfordshire in the morning and then 16 degrees in the afternoon in aberdeen. but i think over the next few days, the temperatures will balance out a little bit more — it'll be closer to the seasonal norm. we'll also lose the frosts in the south of the country where, recently, it has been very cold, and here's an example in the south of the uk. those temperatures won't be quite so low overnight as we head into next week. ok, let's get into the forecast, then. here's wednesday's weather map, and a cold front is moving across the country, introducing a little bit of rain early in the morning across northern parts of the uk through scotland and northern ireland. little bits and pieces of rain and murky conditions further south as well. there will be a touch of frost first thing anyw

all right. it's broadcast live here in new york city, joined by our studio audience. st as you can tell now, lasudiot or during the election, what we're doing all these town halls withre the election, i just remembered how much i love being with all of you. tha i say at the end of every night, thank you for making this show possible. and we're going to be doing these live shows regularly. throughout the year.come joi and hopefully you can come join us one night. we'd lovhae to have you. we're going to get to their questions. they're going to get the last word tonight. liked thhave you like the last e a new segment? >> you like that moment? yeah. it's pretty depressing. whe whenn i goti a c minus this wek that wasn't fun.to to ch also, we're joined tonight. we're going to check inh with newt gingrich will also be joined with congressman chip roy. leo, 2.0, terrell, 2.0 jimmy fallon, caliche, carly shimkus, matt gaetz will bez wil here. lauren bobert will be here and they will be in the hannity ho

all right. can hear in the back now. all right, good. they fixed the mic. let me check out a couple of things here before we get started. all right. so the topic of of lopsided victories and stunning defeats, this is a battle which that's not going to be readily apparent in the immediate aftermath of the battle. so i'm going to draw it out toward the end. but in the meantime, you're going to hear the story of one of the most gripping and dramatic events to occur on american soil that never really received much attention before that. and it looks i'm going to have to break a streak that was going with your previous two speakers. general sturgis, isn't in this battle. i place him in there. but if i could say something, sturgis, one of my favorite civil war of all time, was the second manassas campaign. we already know his reputation of being very blunt when told that he couldn't get his troops or supplies through because priority was given to general pope. he said, i don't care for john one pinch

there is no doubt that we clearly coordinate all activities with all state authorities .he council of the cabinet of ministers in order to talk about what is the most impudent and integral in the country today is definitely accepted after a general discussion. and this is normal, this is how the government that acts should work in the period of martial law, if we now bring the principle of lybid cancer and pike here, it will be the worst gift for the ukrainian people , so it seems to me that precisely the issue of joint discussion of the agenda of the state's activities, joint decision-making and joint responsibility for their effectiveness is probably our e- it is a capstone that will give us the opportunity to get a victory in the country in terms of preserving unity, because by the way , on the 22nd, we celebrated the day of unity , the day of the unity of ukraine and, apparently, the unity today it is also a value that we all scraped off the rust because a lot of principles that we always talked about, they simply have already faded behind the words, and today is the

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it all depends on what thoughts.ith what aims of positing do we meet these difficulties and struggle with them? to meet my difficulties for a ribbon, as we say, to the front line, but a huge number of military priests left. they are there now and many of them have died. here is one of them, mikhail vasiliev, he is worthy the title of hero and russia in yours. what do you think, how important is the presence of the priests of the russian orthodox church today. and maybe a friend in other broadcast confessions is also there on the front line. the priest does not have the right to take up arms. he cannot even defend himself during hostilities. that is, the presence of a priest in the armed forces during hostilities - this is a huge risk. if we take the pre-revolutionary practice, then the regimental priest with a cross in his hands. started the attack went with the first who came out of the cop. and went towards the enemy. and most often priests died, because this is a desired target for the enemy. today our priests are

so all of the, all the warning sounds were out there from the beginning. but nevertheless, the story proceeded. the pursuit, as in the chinese national currency is about to get a substantial boost in latin america. i met a major trade deal with the argentina, a chinese already one of our containers, main economic partners, and the current, the swap deal for roughly about $20000000000.00 for stephanie. come with an opportune time. the south american country has been looking to increase its foreign currency reserved to fulfill economic guidelines from the international monetary fund. china is the argentina's, 2nd largest trade partner behind brazil. it's also the 2nd biggest destination for argentinian exports. the currency exchange deal is to facilitate payments between the 2 countries in chinese. you one so we heard from economy expertise is devonne cause not to learn more about these developments. china has a steamboat money and monetary policy, as well as the world's biggest international reserves. so china is promoting a monetary policy towards optimiza

uh, they all get sick all the time. all the time there are some scrofulous children.e older sister does not hurt anything and this is terribly surprising to everyone, but the husband of the older sister is the author of the script for the painting, stepan dion, according to the plot, he is sick, progressive alcoholism, because he constantly suspects his wife of treason. a. in general, hmm, women are very fond of the topic of illness. ah, but even this hmm pictures, frankly speaking, it doesn’t spoil, but there is something upbeat in it uh, the girl alice uh, obviously came to us from the mirror and this film. hmm, he will have his audience, uh, which i wish him in every possible way. the frozen producer of the series alexander sokalov is used to the fact that the western viewer and the netflix resource are in the greatest demand for him, the russian course. ah, over the past years, he sold there the worst fears from russia, this and uh, a method series about catching a maniac through uh the imprisonment of another maniac, and the series major series locust uh, a new r

this can all be done at the level of by-laws, it must be done and must be abolished. for example, the cabinet of ministers in december allowed the business to be checked again, this is a business that does not have electricity, whose employees went abroad, they barely breathe in ukraine in order to work, the cabinet decided that now is the time to check them all, from the state labor office to some other incomprehensible bodies, so i apologize for with this approach, you can not cancel anything, not revise anything. if this is how you treat ukrainian business, then you can do everything else, not to start this bureaucracy. in addition , from 15-16 there was a special office with of effective regulation, where did mr. honcharuk and mr. kubrakov and mr. moluska and ms. shulyak come from? well, they all worked in this regulation office and in three years it was possible, they know very well. moment, i think that this will be, you know, such a small drop in the sea. it may not be harmful, but it will not radically change anything. in fact, everyone knows that it must be c

at all.a mess. >> what went wrong? >> everything that could possibly go wrong. it really ruined my evening, the whole thing started at the restaurant. >> even ordering the food was a big problem. >> no soup. >> no soup. >> no soup. >> and then i will have the roast beef, medium rare. and then i would like -- >> potatoes? >> though, i am sorry! >> you want a roast beef, sir? >> no, no. >> the lady would like to have a roast beef. >> i am terribly sorry, no. i would like the roast beef, and then -- >> you would like a baked potato? >> it was a mess, all right. a real mess. both of us, talking at the same time. the orders got all mixed up, it was terrible. >> that should give you no trouble, that's really no problem at all. you could find out all about that stuff in any etiquette course. sure, i will explain how it works. >> all you need to remember is always tell the restaurant what you like to have, and then let him place the order for you. that is right, sandy, just tell frank. >> i would lik

look after all.into this war , when russia sent its proposals for ensuring security guarantees in december, could they again deceive to say yes? let's give you guarantees now, that is, if you wanted to take action, if you didn't want to, they would deliberately provoke you and chatter this situation to take it to the extreme, but it was already, in my opinion, a decisive moment, when it seems to me, and a decision was made, by the way, interesting information appeared on hmm this week on the ukrainian internet. mikhail cheplygin. political scientist posted it. you probably saw it, but why did you buy it. but he sells. uh, baht- bank accounts, we did not see, but in his opinion, zelensky , uh, had evolutions. 22 years 650 million february yes , in february, dollars, but began to have one and a half billion dollars, by the way, quite a chaplyga about ukrainian in humans. just got angry. e reznikov, uh, instead of 781.32, you represent a personal account instead of 150-800 podolak, uh, a billion instead

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this is in all publics in all newspapers. that he is broken, but something happened to him, so we cover up the murder in this way. and all this was broadcast by the mother, then at some point they already caught her in a lie. she nevertheless began to say that the natural uh authorities had already provided an examination and indeed these are still the remains of vlad, but she does not somehow want to comment on this and leaves trying to escape responsibility. and just like that, here the horns, here in such ways, you understand, and we were not in that state, not in the position that we could simply call her to account, somehow try to reason with her. maybe she is, i don't know, under someone's manipulation today , we can't say that. or maybe she has grief against the background of the tragedy, that is, maybe she needs some psychologists to somehow work with him, maybe she really needs to lose her son , anything could happen emotionally, because our guys. they really addressed them. it was very hard been through. and here th

all that.ut you don't need to know that, because i'm representing jewell parker rhodes, who is in the hotel right now. sick. and so i just to say just a few words about jewell, who was our leader, our fearless leader. she led with compassion, with generosity, and most importantly, with love. and so i just want to share some of the words that she was meant to say tonight. and i'm really grateful that i'm able to represent her and represent our team and and also just this is one of the most important awards, the young people's literature. that's all i'm. so these are some of the words that jewell wanted to today as, a group together. we all from each other deep our critical understanding, our common humanity and our empathy. we became a circle of friends, a for each other. a loving and thoughtful book who was discussing searching for great books that would leave lasting legacy and impact in our literature. and i also would love to just add that, yes, we read countless, many books, hundreds of boo

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you know, let's learn from all these, all these mistakes. yeah, i mean, i'm not going to get into the litigation and you know, honest to me as far as the media. i'm not going to, you know, to, to lay out the case against this particular guy. because that is not for him. i want, i want to legal, i want, i want to do this legally and conclusively, it's true. and i mean, we invite vein on, but i mean, i just, i just because it's a subject of litigation. he said, i'm not going to comment on pending litigation, recent person comment, ensure defamation will be a much larger part of the proceedings. i have no russian investments. i suppose so, obviously the big story that was covered around around the world was you're saying it's humanitarian aid. and you're helping training. you did say on camera, hopefully you contributed to russian deaths. so obviously if you're a part of the global south that sympathizes with moscow in this situation, if you are in russia, you're going to go, well, you know, he is the head of the mozart glueck group saying hope

nine in all of this week. nine in all of this week . and a happy in all of this week. and a happy new year to one and all in my take it ten in an hour's time my new year's resolution is but i'll be kicking off in style with my big opinion monologue in just a couple of minutes and it's a big one to start the year another winter another nhs crisis . the service has reached crisis. the service has reached point of no return. it's to make you sick, prince says he wants to make up with william . but can to make up with william. but can sibling relationships be repaired? have you had trouble with a brother or sister . is with a brother or sister. is blood thicker than water ? we'll blood thicker than water? we'll be asking. tv legend channel four's kim woodburn. the of common sense on this show. four's kim woodburn. the of common sense on this show . also common sense on this show. also should the vaccine rollout be paused over concerns? we'll speak to top mp andrew bridgen who says we must think again. plus, would like to lose a bit of weight and get fit. this yeah of weigh

all right y'all. hey -- for midnight we're all jumping in that ocean.k back in it is going to be awesome. thank you, nick. >> wow. >> that's incredible. so listen -- nick is doing a great job out there but toipght check back in with emily because emily had the most romantic story someone propose to his girlfriend at the middle of times square. >> hoping it was going to go wrong. >> it didn't. emily that was awesome what do you think when he got on his knees what was the reaction? ♪ ♪ can you hear me emily? >> hi guys here in times square we have had an amazing night. you can hear imagine is playing there are over a million people here in times square tonight. we have the mayor new york finest new york bravest all together tonight to celebrate the end of 2022 all of that 2023 has to offer and it has been nothing short of an incredible evening. i'm so honored to be a apartment of it fox news all american new year and hope all of you watching at home are having a wonderful celebration. cheers guys. >> thank you emily back to you. >> thank you emily that wi

it's all.e , but i tasted the it this time, but i tasted the truth . but i couldn't solve it . truth. but i couldn't solve it. you must joke 15 times. that was my takeaway for the whole evening. that does. does the meat potato pie play to europe ? meat potato pie play to europe? particular pie eating strengths , or would you have had another flavour combination that would have made it easier for you ? no, have made it easier for you? no, i think i mean, that one is quite easy to eat. be honest with you. and the meat and potato , because it is very soft potato, because it is very soft inside. it does try and go down very quickly and on the previous on the previous 50 occasions has always been a and potato pie . no always been a and potato pie. no is a different varieties is that chicken veggie that all over your hands . all of it and it your hands. all of it and it wasn't it wasn't very good . and wasn't it wasn't very good. and then there's a puff pastry . so then there's a puff pastry. so if y

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but sir, your stories all there all resolved.fore, that this colony would be put immediately into a posture of defense and that a committee be named by this convention to prepare a plan for embodying, arming and disciplining a number of men as may be for the purpose we must be patient. but there is not yet chance whose patience our hiatus joe morgan campaign. i like to say the resolutions proposed by joseph and over i think your time and i thank you for your second mr. lee be rash sir this is nothing of a declaration of war. we must remain loyal to the king's. you know, many proper will take. but i think it will take place. the circus right here. here i am not great advice. one part about the whole proof to pay for this officer. we used but an actual likeness maybe some protection for habitation. we're being told no i need. but the british general run all as such full responsibility for the cause very well i have no man a proper into the game. i ain't got to play war with mother here, here all always. but gentlemen. come to our h

, first of all, yes. we have the president of the football association of ukraine, but he is also he i didn't express my opinion, we didn't hear from him, i understand that this is a profitable coach for him, yes, 100% all of you, ok, ok , then go out and tell the press, the fans , that this coach is staying. this coach. we give the task correctly. a quotation that knows much more than insiders than the average person of the average rebrov, who in a row puts them as the favorite for what exactly he will lead in our national team, andriy shevchenko has better chances, the coefficient of andriy shevchenko has changed, the figure was much smaller when we analyzed this six months ago viktor skrypnyk is in third place among the favorites for those who can chulok our national team ruslan rotan who is also we saw a lot of the coach of our small team because after all, he is from a very good result, he led the team to the euro-23, which we will talk about oleksandr ryabokon, the former coach of desna, now the hea

you all have a great weekday. (music). >> i started the o was with a financing and had a business partner all ended up wanting to start the business and retire and i did was very important to me so i bought them oust and two weeks later the pandemic h-4 one of the moments i thought to myself we have to have the worse business in a lifetime or the best. >> we created the oasis out of a need basically so other people bars and turning them into a space and when the last place we were performing wasn't used turned those buildings into condos so we decided to have a space. >> what the pandemic did for us is made us on of that we felt we had to do this immediately and created this. >> (unintelligible). >> where we would offer food delivery services with a curbside professionalism live music to bring spectacular to lives we are going through and as well as employ on the caterers and the performers and drivers very for that i think also for everyone to do something. we had ordinary on the roof and life performances and wi

true i think if you want it all, can have it all and you all, you can have it all and you have decideing it all you. because all actually means. you. because for it's about spending time for me, it's about spending time with my family and my daughter. as you mentioned , and also as you mentioned, and also building that love building a business that love that me time , freedom to that gives me time, freedom to do the stuff that i want to do, which kind of looking after which is kind of looking after my well, spend time my health my well, spend time with family and yeah, just with my family and yeah, just enjoying finer in life enjoying the finer in life rather than just working of rather than just working all of the time. i think you've got the time. so i think you've got to figure that means to to figure out what that means to you. the of the you. does the idea of the dangung you. does the idea of the dangling that notion of having all, that put pressure all, does that not put pressure on and on someone who either doesn't want do that or in any event finds trying to cover all the base

all. yeah. and that's not what russia once russia, once the global size, the global south on their side. so we have to be little by little, this form of chinese starch, torture, which is strategic ambiguity in the words of the russian general staff and the global south bought it. they are all bored because they understand that russia now is that the one word of this fight again? well, and if and pepe and pepe, you know, the global south, they remember the european colonial experiences that the russians weren't there, but the europeans were. okay. gerald, this war is not going to end in diplomacy, not going to end the negotiations because from the russian perspective, there is no one to trust in the west angland miracles admission recently, petro poto shan code, the former ukrainian president. they lied their liars. so there's going to be no to go, shaded into this. it will be a unilaterally decided by russia because there's no one to trust in the west. geral . yes, so what you said about merkle

no, no questions at all.for the monotony, manner, perhaps, performance, which we have from time to time ? ah, of course, i would like to change something, even. if you want us to confuse the kitties want variety, expensive. no, i will try. dear nyash i personally wish that uh, well, let's just say, taking into account all these comments from our jury, they have the right to make these comments, that everything will be corrected as they say, corrected, and we will see. next time you will be with a different number with a different voice in a completely different role. and now friends, let's wish our luck. holidays on the first one are the future of one hundred percent that awaits us all and it is already here. forward in some virtual space. i even cried that i would i see a grandmother, zhukov is all pimples. and i have one that says your eyebrows will be hot. phew, it’s just that my back falls off, that i can clap, yes, at a certain moment, that is , i can’t do it, otherwise his hands e won’t converge. i can'

all of them all of the debris.f you live in this neighborhood are any neighborhood you might want to use to data. prepare your place, get ready for it because the water tomorrow, it's supposed to be the mother lode. will walk over here and i'll leave you with this. look at all the sheen, all the mud on the roadway and he's not even raining at this time. can you imagine tomorrow it looks like a lot of the mud, obviously from the rainfall. but it's coming from the home's james darya. look at that. this is somebody is nice lawn and you can see what mother nature did just carved up just that front piece of lawn right there. back to you. >> things are a mess for yeah. for the time and in the east bay. we also saw mudslides which forced officials to close a stretch of marsh creek road between morgan territory, road and the road. the round valley regional preserve. and that shut down until further notice. crews are working right now to try and clear the debris. in the meantime, they say it is not safe for public they're t