international vocal competition in the united states has performed at such prestigious venues as the lincoln center at the united nations at the cleveland national opera and others. a fragment of primitive history was discovered in the city above the sozh , and a mammoth tooth fell into the hands of specialists from the gomel palace park ensemble. a resident of the city noticed it in the river sand, which was purchased for construction by the sister of the hamilian, a historian by education, recognized an ancient artifact in nakhodka and handed it over to museum workers. now scientists are conserving the find in order to stop the destruction of the tooth in the future, it will become part of the museum's exposition. well, now for other topics of the week that have received the maximum number of your likes, look at the headings of your choice. in the history of belaz novyi frontier, the jubilee two-thousandth dump truck with a payload capacity of 220 tons rolled off the conveyor and for the first time the machine was created in honor of nikolai derevyanko, the first director of the plant, under his

your image was enlarged and draped in the front of the metropolitan opera house at lincoln center in york city. you ultimately earned the role of the swan queen in "swan lake," and you were finally promoted as a principal dancer. how does raven own those firsts? >> [ chuckles ] without her, there would be no misty. and it was important for me to bring her with me on this journey. i mean, as soon as i found out who she was, i met her. it was like she was a family member, and she was there celebrating all of these accomplishments because she helped -- she helped open those doors for me to even have these opportunities. and one of the most memorable was my "swan lake" debut at the metropolitan opera house. you know, to be able to have raven come onto the stage and present me with flowers after my performance, when, as a black woman, she never was given an opportunity to perform on that stage. so to have her go on that stage and -- and it was like a passing of the torch and a passing of the baton to, like, finish this race that she started 50 years before me was -- it was absolutely incr

i know you had the premier was it fantastic >> it was incredible it was last night at the lincoln center you know, omicron. >> seth: yeah. right, right >> and so this was like a double whammy premier, and it felt big and it was wonderful and magical. >> seth: and i -- you know, i've lived in the city for, you know, over 20 years. and i will say when a big horror movie comes out, there's no more fun place to see than times square i mean that genuinely -- like, those crowds are exactly the kind of crowds that have the sort of fun that you're supposed to have at movies like this. >> yeah. i mean, it's -- horror is such a -- like a communal experience. >> seth: yes >> you need to see it with people, because people are shouting and yelling at the screen, and gasping, and it's contagious, and it's fun to do that >> seth: this is you with some of your costars. you all look wonderful but this is even more exciting this is your family -- >> yeah. >> seth: joined you, and they were all there and were they so proud were they so happy [ cheers and applause >> yeah. that's my sister, rosanna, my mom,

responding to a wagz on the grounds that was evolving in role time and we originally -- the line line lincoln center did not exist. and so we originally awarded a smaller amount for an ambassador program in the mid market approximate tenderloin community based on the situation that was e involving the emergency order around the tenderloin, the tenderloin linkage center. we expanded that program and funding toward this program significantly. which is what triggered us needing us to come to the mittee originally. that was november of last year. and now we are now we do -- hope that with the dem we be able to get a much more stable handle on what are the needs going forward in the future and achieve that stability. it is just that this head happened over a year now. >> that makes sense. it feels like urban al kemp has been around for so along, it is so integral so quickly. that actually makes sense to me. i guess and this is for the mayor's office than for budget director denning. i just every have been at this points of the budget process or you know the fact that budget and appropriations committee i

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leon parks, lincoln center jazz. john lu krmp ien, another great artist. the men are great but let us talk about a few of the women in virgin islands' history. first one is eulah rivera and was born on the islands and during her lifetime played a tremendous role in the virgin islands. in her book "growing up in st. croix," she gives an account of her life that portrays the attitudes and culture, witnessing the transfer of the virgin islands, a change in ownership and complete culture, events to rumors of being the first woman to ride a bicycle on st. croix. her mother passed away during childbirth and raised in homes for children. ms. rivera dedicated more than 30 years to the education system in the virgin islands and taught at the diamond school among others. she was instrumental in helping the caribbean culture and virgin islands' culture and created the st. croix christmas festival. she was supervisor of the lutheran church sunday school and founder of the political party, a charter member of professional women's club and member of the frederick center

we're getting that at lincoln center this spring.back on broadway this season in "a doll's house." this is a new adaptation by this new voice amy herzog. it's stripped down. i'm excited. i'm going thursday night to the opening. >> it's oscars week. we also have another movie being transformed into a musical. "life of p." how are they going to do that? >> you can do anything. it's currently playing in london. it was at harvard at a.r.t. now it's coming to broadway. it won five olivier awards last year. the puppets are spectacular. we get a tiger, a ship wreck, all of it. it's pretty amazing. >> "room" is also adapted. i watched that one time on a plane and i was a total mess by the time the movie whiz over. that's going to be a pretty intense play. >> we're getting adrianne warren playing the mother in "room." it's her first play of broadway. >> before you go, a britney spears musical? is that really happening? >> you can do anything on broadway. it's not her story. it's the story if ra pun zel and cinderella and snow white all got to

joining me now is -- we have senior advisor there for the lincoln project, resident scholar at uva center and also kurt patel democratic strategist an former gop spokesperson for th house oversight committee. you guys have those gop roots, i'm just putting all of that together but anyway, let's get into this tira what and why are republicans trying to re-litigate januar 6th? it is clear they do not have the facts on their side, wha is the point don't their constituents wan them to just move on >> listen, this is all about a precursor to kneecap-ing the investigations into donald trump his misconduct, th misconduct of those around him and to really borne the abilit to hold them accountable that is what this is about they know that the rabid mag base it thinks that donald trump is the victim here not that our democracy or ou capital or way of government or democratic institution, tha is not weisman victimized here it is donald trump he is a perpetual weiner and victim so these members of congress are doing his bidding becaus they know that their constituents actually at the base of their co

impact officer of 10:5 west broad and also, tara setmayer, senio adviser for the lincoln project, resident scholar at uva centerd former gop congressional communications director ladies, welcome, always good t see you both so linda, what impact do you think and impact would have on the presidential race. how significant of a role with that play? >> it is an extremel significant role it will play. i think, we would hope, that would give the republican part the ability to walk away fro donald trump but when you sa some of the tweets fro marjorie taylor greene and speaker mccarthy, that's not necessarily the case, but i do think that indictment will sho the american people that these are just quote unquote political investigations he was impeached twice he is the reason that there wa an insurrection at our capital and so i believed that hopefully it will do something to the republican party, but again, there are so many leaders who are scared to stan up to him and walk away from him, but unfortunately, they feel as though there is a base that they have to continue t cultivate that is followin him. >> i'm going to

joining me now, tara setmayer, lincoln project senior divisor former gop communication director and resident schola at uva centerand here with me in studio, have to reach across the des to get papers, nicholas wu congressional reporter a politico thank you all very much fo coming back to the sunday show all right, let's just do, nick i'll leave you out of this tara, your reaction to forme vice president pence >> it is that jan for me where was this bravado after january six for the months after that, the years now afte that he's only come both bits and pieces of his criticism of donald trump as he has rampe up his political aspirations mike pence is a weakling, an because any other person whose life was threatened that day given his position, i mean, he did do the right thing, i guess, will give him a gold star fo that anyone else in that position where you have 1000 people who are instigated and incited b your boss, coming for you an possibly trying to hang yo because they are, you know because they're so infuriate that you're not going to g against the constitution anyone else that has the spine would've spoke

lincoln talked about the know nothing crowd who appealed to the masters by saying what's ever popular, even if they know it's wrong. but that populism has moved from the political fringe to the center of power. witness q a non congressman marjorie taylor green. my guest today is optimistic that the country can overcome its worst instincts, but i think we need more proof. and that's the bottom line. ah, sometimes the man tough question is, what exactly are you asking for you? what the troops on the ground, the rigorous the rate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is so deeply entrenched in the country that is identified with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging almera and demand the truth. there's no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark them on hill. what, how does it go to? scarcity has become a major labor issue. the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down, turning in essential natural resources into a commodity traded for profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can't afford it? that guy tell me it's water

abraham lincoln talked about the know nothing crowd who appealed to the masses by saying what's ever popular, even if they know it's wrong. but that populism has moved from the political fringe to the center of power. witness q a non congresswoman marjorie taylor green. my guest today is optimistic that the country can overcome its worst instincts. but i think we need more proof. and that's the bottom line. ah. in boy, a fraud takes on the big issues. this isn't one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter in the police world unflinching questions is war with we're wanda minute rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress, joined me, mark him on hill for upright. what al jazeera in a concert hall in baghdad. away from the conflict and tales from the war, sectarian bonnets and sanction the iraq. he national symphony orchestra has full to perform classical and traditional arab music in the face of all adversity. ah, how to 0 will tell is it's challenging story. symphony for iraq on al jazeera lou, i'm

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abraham lincoln talked about the no, nothing crowd who appealed to the masses by saying what's ever popular, even if they know it's wrong. but that populism has moved from the political fringe to the center of power. witness q anom congresswoman marjorie taylor green. my guest today is optimistic that the country can overcome its worst instincts. but i think we need more proof. and that's the bottom line. ah ah, he's not a ah your chances are of me. so robin doha, reminder of all top news stories.