the challenge is, if life on mars is not for life on mars, all questions will be peter answer as a ruleho know, really. in fact , most of all the profession is an actor for you, a new role, how do you like it in this new role, it’s definitely not only new, but also unexpected never in i didn’t dream of such a life, i didn’t think evgenia, we cooked again, we were hungry, if my daughter flew into space, i would be proud of myself and be in love with her. who wants to become a millionaire on saturday on first on vacation , you can do a lot of things, but with a dream, you can just go to the mountains. the first winner of the promotion is already packing his bags this sunday. your chance to win a super prize of 100 million . dream big, the national lottery jammaheev is made from pieces berries and fruits, it helps to make my dishes truly gourmet gemma kate 100% natural code. so it looks like you don't remember correctly. this is the answer. if a simple question turns into a quiz, it can help for lunch for lunch improves brain function, memory recovery and concentration . for lunch, so that

and you answered yes, uh, i want to ask peter, peter, how did you answer to a question? hello, i also answered the question. oh well, it takes more than any other percent tree. that's logical, of course, it seems to be about 60 percent. well , a lot, a lot, about 28 tree species grow in belarus. well, this is from a textbook on labor for the sixth grade, of which pine is 50.2% birch 23.2 spruce, 9.2, alkha, black 8 1/2 oak. it turns out just uh, 3.4% aspen and other species, there and so on. send the correct answer. to that question - this is an option. yes, because really pine is the most common tree species in belarus moving on to the second question purple and purple is it true or that both accents are correct time danil hello you yourself! magenta or magenta imagine what it is all about. well, those are colors. if you compare them with some basic ones. this is what it will be closer to what color purple, and now it remains to figure out, after all, how the emphasis is placed, but let's say, or both options? or the only one is true, i answered no, since i never heard

breeds, it seems to me not enough i think that more in any case it is eight, and you answered yes, uh, i want to ask peter how you answered the question. hello, i also answered the question. oh well, it takes more than any other percent tree. that's logical, of course, it seems to be about 60 percent. well, a lot, a lot , about twenty-eight tree species grow in belarus. well, this is from a textbook on labor for the sixth grade, of which pine is 50.2% birch 23.2 spruce, 9.2, alkha. black 8 1/2 oak. it turns out that only e 3.4% aspen and others breed, there and so on. send the correct answer. to that question - this is an option. yes, because indeed pine is the most common tree species in belarus , let's move on to the second question purple and purple is it true that both accents are correct time? daniel hello, do you imagine purple or purple what colors are, if you compare them with some basic ones , which one will it be closer to which color? uh-huh, and now it remains to figure out, after all, how the emphasis is placed, but are both acceptable option? or only one is true, as i have never heard the pr

the challenge is, if life on mars is not for life on mars, all questions will be peter answer as a rulesay those who know, really. in fact, most of all the profession of an actor is a role for you, a new one, as you in this new role are definitely not only new, but also unexpected never in your life. i didn’t dream of this, i didn’t think evgenia, we cooked again, we were hungry, if my daughter flew into space, i would be proud and myself and her i was in love in my youth. gotta get changed. premiere who wants to be a millionaire today on first can you relax on your vacation in the country? a million can you relax? you can redo it in a sea of ​​affairs, and with a dream to go home, we are giving away 50 travelers in russia a super prize of 100 million tickets at the post office and on inlot.ru circulation this sunday, he is dreaming on a large scale national. a person with prolonged anxiety often hears advice. calm down. or, for example, don't be nervous. thanks for the advice. i need to sleep it's easy to say, but in fact, anxiety can be treated. by the end of the first week, afobazol

if life on mars didn't depart life on mars peter will answer all questions as a rule.ally. in fact, most of all the profession of an actor is a role for you, a new one, as you in this new role are definitely not only new, but also unexpected, i never dreamed of this in my life, i didn’t think eugene , we cooked dinner, we were hungry if my daughter flew into space, i would be proud of myself and her i was in love in my youth. gotta get changed. premiere who wants to be a millionaire today at first charming, you understand, baron, how i didn’t want to leave? it was so unexpected. i am an armchair japanese specialist who took me under his protection. salarius, and at your service navigators nothing happened. what, oh, yes, the baron told me, well, the whole story is nothing, dear magic, is it worth it to make a scandal over one shelter? you will receive compensation soon. mr. navigator fuhrer, i am always responsible for my words. of course, in some ways he is right, the honor of the uniform, but he was in civilian clothes. we forget about our guest. sorry colonel works

the question, i answered, but then i thought, and it seems to me that the answer is c of the outskirts, but i'm not sure, aga peterow did you answer, but i answered extremely, i heard something from the outskirts of geography, well, the word is such an intuition that it is external, but then it seemed to me that this external seemed so good. from the geography textbook for the sixth grade this is the most correct version of the guys the correct answer to the question this is an option eighth question indicate the name of the architect who designed the building of the bolshoi theater of belarus and engelgard b lango bard c langbard time. wagner moved to us opened the second front. well, firstly, it didn’t move, it didn’t move, but the topic came up and they aha opened the second front. and this topic is being raised psychologically. why did you start lifting? yes, because they have nato in the alliance, uh, the plans were for a long time coming here to the territory of belarus, cutting off western belarus at least, and now they are trying, uh, to seize the initiative, because the initiative is this uncertainty with

we will get some answers from dr. peterristen: we got through last winter with covid, the flu, and rsv. today the cdc's latest data suggest we may not be done with those viruses but there is a developing news with regards to an rsv vaccine. joining me now is dr. peter chin hong to help us get ready and stay healthy. nice to see you. >> same here. thanks for having me on. kristen: are you outside? >> i am outside. kristen: they let you out? i never see you out. i am so thrown by this. [laughter] it does look great outside. i'm happy to see you getting some vitamin d. i want to start with the national covid health emergency, its ended. what is going on? >> it is changing a little bit and we are not we are not sure what direction it's going in. we are seeing about a 10% increase in emergency room visits. a 10 pla a 10% increase in hospitalizations in some places. older now after they have escaped the last three years without infection. they are coming in. but hopefully with paxlovid they are not doing as poorly. the trend is a

well, peter believes, of course, d-pages, that this is a manually accepted answer. indeed, peter told the absolute truth of the paper clips on the iss, so the page was made by hand. thanks a lot. to the audience, that with the help of the red button on the remote control you can play together with the participants of our show and receive an invitation to this studio during the broadcast , log in by phone number and answer questions for each answer you are given 30 seconds, the most active and erudite spectators. we will invite you to our shows and you will be able to compete for the main prize, three million rubles, where you can play, you see on the running line, good luck, move on. and we have the seventh question and 15,000 rubles next in line. what vehicle got lost in nikolai gumilyov's poem bus taxi tram trolleybus? how are you with poetry? and specifically, with the poetry of nikolai gumilyov , literature, one of the lyubims at school was at one time creative, i was not very fond of creativity, but i can argue, and so, based on this, maybe. a more or less corre

to the film is the challenge, if life on mars is not for life on mars, all questions will be answered by petero say those who know, really. in fact , most of all the profession of an actor is a role for you, a new one, as you in this new role are definitely not only new, but also unexpected never in your life. i didn’t dream of this, i didn’t think eugene , we cooked dinner, we were hungry, if my daughter flew into space, i would be proud of myself and of her. premiere who wants to be a millionaire tomorrow on first finally appeared. you don't have to talk to the card until i get the card. hello where colton hasn't settled you for the last two minutes. go there map where are you? show the map. drop it on the floor and walk away. if it's fake.

here are the directors, screenwriters, peter's producers are actors. always looking for answers to my questions. how to make a good movie like, well, in the hope that i will make a movie myself, but, and then you understand, i, uh, look at my old programs, for example, i understood very well that through these heroes, first of all, i was again looking for questions on i saw very clearly what worried me at one time or another, hmm, because from the questions that i asked, it was clear what worries me at that moment, a genius often coexists. uh, with some kind of internal breakdown of the disappointment of a personal drama. what do you think? is this the inevitable price of talent, or can it be avoided if desired? it's not hard to judge. is it possible to escape and i don’t consider myself to be such a talented person who constantly feels depression, there is dissatisfaction and so on and so forth. probably, great artists, probably, have such moments of crisis that they demand. interventions, even, perhaps, doctors, but how good or bad, but it seems to me that in creativity we alw

said i've been asked a million times and i'm going to give you the same answer it's a different answer. peter asked at the iowa state fair years ago when joe biden, former vice president was running for president have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings and joe biden emphatically yelled at peter. that morphed into the president was never in business with his son. which is true. also apparently what is true is according to devon archer who is hunter biden's long-time business associate and best friend and apparently he has been subpoenaed by the house oversight, he is going to be called in behind closed doors, it's been rescheduled a fourth time. devon archer is far left right there in that image, so, obviously joe has spoken to his son's friends about their business dealings overseas and things like that. buff, as we told you yesterday, devon archer is going to say that some times hunter would be in a business meeting with some perspective new clients or something like that, and he would essentially dual this party trick where he would get out his phone and call h

peter: we got the idea. kurt, what is your answer? kurt: this is a subject near and dear to my heart. i am fully aware that i got to grow up in the classic stereotype american dream. it is not so much about where i grew up and why i did, but knowing i had the potential to go as far as my skills and efforts would take me. the immigrant experience, escapees from communism or like my beautiful wife, she escaped cuba as a baby. i got to know her family. i was handed being an american. i just got it because my mom happened to be at price hospital in cincinnati, ohio when i was born. there are millions of americans who make a difficult choice to leave where they are from to come here and become americans. when they become americans, and i served with them in the military, i see them as jurors, if you want to pick a germ or who is going to be dedicated -- juror who is dedicated to doing the right thing, get a -- who is naturalized. they take it seriously in a way too many of us do not. i look at the factors on a jury. when i see somebody who

my understanding is that those commissions have not yet been answered. 0ur north america can respond peterca can respond peter bowes here.— our north america can respond peter bowes here. we've heard about travis — peter bowes here. we've heard about travis king _ peter bowes here. we've heard about travis king and _ peter bowes here. we've heard about travis king and his - about travis king and his recent history, as he reported he is said to have been in quite a bit of trouble in south korea, getting into fights and causing extensive damage to a police vehicle, it goes back to an incident last october for which she was fined almost $2000. the equivalent of $2000. we know he has been intention quite recently for a few months, just recently released from that. it's not entirely clear whether that attention was directly related to those incidents that i just was directly related to those incidents that ijust mentioned going back to loss 0ctober he's also reportedly, he was the subject of an assault investigation going back to september of last year relates to an alleged incident in a nightc

so that's my answer to you, peter. yeah. let's open it up to some questions. i know we're running late, but questions. standing here in gettysburg, i have to and note that the conversation didn't really include anything. mead and i think some what dr. noah said is relevant as as lincoln's not understanding the challenges of the weather, but why does mead get overlooked so much? that's my question. i don't know. i don't know if he gets overlooked. abe lincoln. lincoln overlook criticism. when he wrote the famous letter to me saying that you you drive the enemy from our soil. it's all our soil. i'm so disappointed we could have won this war, but then showing his ability, a commander in chief as a leader in the long term, he, of course, writes on the bottom, never sign, never something we should all do with email when we're angry. put in the reserve or whatever you call it. the draft file. don't send it. wait 24 hours. that's part of genius. so that's that's favorite command story with made i think you only knew me for a few minutes before gettysburg. i'll give f

go on. answer peter. on. you answer it. e're not going to go down. how down. i can't remember how much you you're saying gone you say you're saying it's gone down. >> so a full amount. you've >> so not a full amount. you've got the specifics, it's gone got the specifics, but it's gone down a is down a little bit or a lot. is it or a lot? it a little bit or a lot? >> i can't remember. i'll tell you next time. >> okay. so no point asking the question. know the question. you don't know the answer. could have told anything. >> given the anyway, >> given the answer. anyway, i think is clinging the think martin is clinging to the figure the reality. figure about the reality. real terms only. terms trade with the eu only. but with the whole but we trade with the whole world, the eu. world, not just with the eu. >> but why are you so pessimistic? this is a wonderful opportunity. people opportunity. 500 million people make well make the best of it. well listen. is, listen. and the good thing is, hopefully will done before hopefully i

answered. our north america correspondent peter bowes told me what was known about travis king.about travis king'srecent history over the last year and a half. as you reported, he is said to have been in quite a bit of trouble in south korea, in seoul, getting into fights and causing extensive damage to and causing extensive damage to a police vehicle. this goes back to an incident last october, for which he was fined almost $2000, the equivalent of $2000. we know that he has been in detention quite recently for a couple of months, recently released combat detention. it's not entirely clear whether that was directly related to those incidents that i just incidents that ijust mentioned, going back to last october. and he is also reportedly the subject of an assault investigation, going back to september of last year, that related to an alleged incident in a nightclub. it is interesting, _ incident in a nightclub. it is interesting, how— incident in a nightclub. it is interesting, how did - incident in a nightclub. it is interesting, how did he not get on that plane home? he was e

answers my questions. stuart: with regard, peter morici is with me, he is an economist.one and done? >> i don't think so, i think we will continue to have price pressure, gas prices are rising again, used car prices are turned around. the court may fall but to stop pulling down headline inflation is going the other way and then influence of heat, drought and so forth. fresh foods have fallen, the pace is slowing i see a picnic. my feeling is they are not done with inflation and we will get increases today and see what the data says this fall, not september, maybe later they will go up again. stuart: there's great disagreement if inflation isn't dead yet, would more rate hikes kill it? >> yes it would. the fed wants his cake and eat it too. he wants to end inflation or get down 2% without causing recession. that is theoretically possible but to say they will be resized as to accomplish that, that's pretty hard to swalwell especially from a guy who says inflation is temporary and doesn't matter how much money would print and so forth, it is it like having a long track reco

peter and paul fortress in st. petersburg, again in novgorod , the answer sounds.ars of derzhavin's life were connected with the novgorod region every summer, starting from 1803. he holds his homestead call on the banks of the river. volkhov to come here by car is impossible. yes, and it is difficult to go around the swamp. we got on the water, on a boat a steep uphill. and now the view that inspired derzhavin in the call. he wrote hundreds of poems along the steep bank of the volkhov. we climb here on this onion, everything is overgrown and for you tea with porridge and nettles, it was here that derzhavin zvanka’s favorite estate was during the great patriotic war, there were heavy battles here, the manor house was destroyed almost to the ground in 1993 a memorial was installed here cross. in novgorod, not far from the monument , a solemn ceremony of laying a stone was held at the foundation of the house of justice named after romanovich derzhavin, where the office of the ministry of justice of russia for the novgorod region of the judicial laboratory is located.

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peter chatwell joins us next with his answer. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: i really love this phrase that john authers talks about. it is the idea of a strategic short squeeze. not an actual short squeeze where you are losing money, but the strategist to have had to capitulate on their views. a lot of it is saying, we are not wrong, we are not wrong, we're just early. that brings us back to our question of the day. where the bears wrong or were they just early? you could argue that both is wrong. let's bring in peter chatwell, mizuho head of global macro strategies training. are the bears wrong or are they going to be right soon? peter: there are elements that were right, and some wrong. the crucial one that is wrong is the inversion of the yield curve is partly driven by the massive qe that built up on the balance sheets of the fed and other central banks. and that was responsible for about 200 basis points of the inversion. we prefer to use the classical's twos tends. -- tens. you need to wait for it to invert 200 basis points, g

our colleague asked a simple question and peter doocy said how many times have you spoken to your son about the international business dealings and the answercandidate joe biden was never he has reiterated that multiple times, later in the same exchange he scolded peter to ask the right questions a mini viral moment he was slapping donna fox reporter but it was the right question as it turned out and joe biden answered it and it appears dishonestly. we have not just the potential testimony that you reference coming up later this week we have the on the record of tony bobulinski another individual who worked with the biden family and he says absolutely joe was aware and part of it in multiple reports that joe biden would show up occasionally to the meetings in person including with chinese nationals hunter was doing business with. i am sitting here wondering what will it take, will it ever happen that people beyond a center-right universe insert media outlet what will it take for everyone else in the press to finally pay attention to the story and start to ask the same quote unquote wrong questions according to joe biden. usually when a poli

peter's basilica in vatican city, the answers to the hellish heat are many.ys helen kelly from australia. >> water. beautiful, cool, holy water. >> reporter: humans, of course, aren't the only victims of the extreme heat and climate change. a new study says italy's famed prosecco sparkling wine could be wiped out due to soil degradation and drought. and in the animal kingdom, gorillas turn to ice treats at the berlin zoo after germany issued heat warnings in nearly half the country in recent days. with the u.n. warning the blistering temperatures will likely continue into august. for cbs mornings, chris livesay, rome. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm willie james inman. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. michigan's attorney general has charged 16 republicans in a scheme to overturn donald trump's 2020 loss. the charges allege they submitted fake

i may say a female, you can get the email from peter b or you can try me out of the chat on monday for the answer is what i know what to do. you know, what, if anything, was what i needed to know. again, to give you say, why do you have to do with the one for so that the montana should be sent to me? never in savannah, excuse me. i'm ok the than the one in the city of the city of columbia. what a mess. i be so full console because what you sent out to me so a lot because you to and i think we should. one of them is what was the place he thought to leave it them to everybody at the at present doesn't fall till 11 o'clock if i can. so don't finish the most of the acting like you to keep in mind that i think that's what the i give it. ok to kick we lost. seeing if we got some quite close out. yes, i can meet the sheets on. natalie can okay to copy the move down to the feet. i'm looking at these books. so you might actually like the language so maybe could have done all i present. that's unit and leave it as it needs to be immediate though it will mean think we said bring down the 2 things. i just th

peter and beverly. have a blessed day. >> thank you, cornelius. >> wonderful question. the very quick answer is a lot. but i think we can divide those two. on the kennedys, a lot of things came into the fbi that were rumor, conjecture, particularly about john kennedy's sex life and the kennedy family history. they cap -- cap that in their files. on martin luther king day were more aggressively seeking both information and is the ability to damage king and damage the civil rights movement. it was an investigation that estimated overtime. it started with investigations of people in martin luther king's orbit that were thought to be communist and then extended to wiretaps on martin luther king's offices and home phone and extended to bugs in kings hotel room, his sex life, then into his active disruptive threatening attempt to push king out of public life. to try to get him to commit suicide. that was a or aggressive campaign. the kings were in large part colluding with the fbi in that campaign as opposed to opposing it. robert kennedy signed the orders for the fbi to wiretapped king. >> next. ne-yo in o

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all my life i also dreamed of working in peter brook, i work with his brother and then a cousin. well, god will always answerreceive very much valued papanov and was proud that he was his theater and a lot from him. well, sort of, yes, and he appreciated it very highly. he he understood who is a banana? not just by personality, and even very important, there are still good actors, there are a lot of good actors, and the personality of money such powerful ones are really such an avalanche. tell me, here is what was in his character, but what was not so special, for example, in other actors no less gifted, he did not allow himself. ah. being late to be out of shape, and so on and impatient and this from the outside. yes, he is very disciplined. he is very collected. he always rehearsed amazing, he didn't like the first performances of the eighties. yes, there is more than one performance from the rehearsal. didn't get better. i talk all the time now. this i once allowed myself, and then i took my wife to the hospital. a we had some kind of concert and they were waiting for me in rafik. i'm late and i see the a

the military contingent in lithuania is also exposed to peter from the system , because nato our solutions thank you thank you we heard the answer unfortunately we have to already i'm sorry, i've had jackals in my stomach, i don't remember national security and defense, this prayer was in touch with us, they talked about security measures on the eve of the vinnytsia summit, and then anna eva melnyk will tell you the news . i congratulate my colleagues on the most important thing. is taking place in donetsk region, the occupiers are pressing in the avdiyivka area and are also trying to take over the town of maryinka. this was reported by the spokesman of the defense forces of the tauriy region, valery shershen, during the day, the enemy attacked our positions 16 times and carried out 428 of shelling in the direction of melitopol pulls up reserves from storm units to regain lost positions in the direction of berdyansk the armed forces are successful and are entrenched on the reached lines, strike with artillery, destroy nine warehouses with ammunition of the enemy, losses of the enemy, killed , wounded, captured, irretrievable 111

attempts by the united states to reach out to pyongyang, and they have been answered and rebuffed with absolutely nothing. chris. >> peterd the case of otto warmbier, he was released a vegetative state and later died. i want to play what his father. >> he willingly ran across the border, that makes him quite a bit different than your son. >> absolutely. but now that he's there, the facts are the same. they're going to hold him hostage and use him as a political prisoner. >> reporter: >> peter what do you make of the fact that north korea isn't responding to the u.s. right now. >> it's not entirely unusual for north korea not to respond ton a timely basis. we don't have a good relationship with pyongyang. it may take time before there's contact act this. there is a difference between this case and otto warmbier. he willingly, seemingly went across the border. he is a u.s. soldier. this is the first time we have had a u.s. military member go across the border in 40 years. that puts him in a different category as a civilian who happened to have been taken and held hostage as otto warmbier's father said. they feel a great ob

what did happen in that courtroom, and wind we think will get an answer to win the case goes to trial? >> peter, this hearing was entirely about the consequential issue of when this case can go to trial. and judge cannon came prepared. she asked tough questions about sides. there was a real clash. visions i would say she seemed skeptical of the argument by the trump camp, and that this couldn't possibly be tried while he's running for president because of all the media coverage and you can picture, emg just brushed that aside. she was much more sympathetic to the idea that this is a huge and complicated case with more than 1 million pages of documents that were received. 1000 days of surveillance footage they have to review. there is no way they can get this to trial in december, as jack smith wants. she said she will rule any minute now on this particular issue. and that may not stick, it may be a preliminary schedule. that to somber she didn't think december was a timeframe that was reasonable. >> that was the gist of her comments, and there was also a real clash of visions about whether dona

is peter the my heart and the thoughts still become thailand's prime minister of their failing to win support in parliament. durish benji may have the answer for the next monday, because all in the come have a few. she's out to the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe now you become a criminal.

i appreciate that, and peter, thank you for the answer.cause language is so important and it is very philly effort and heavy left both ig horowitz and the durham report found confirmation bias, that is to say that once the fbi was going down a path, they kept going down that path. but both explicitly said that they did not find political bias in the creation of, anyway, i think the distinction is really important there. so i don't know that we disagree. but i do think that the precision of language is important. >> but when i was trying to make was whether or not it was intentional or not, i did say in those hearings that there was, they were convinced there was collusion, and they operate from that premise. whether that was done for policy purposes, or whatever, it shows that abuses can be had, whether intentional or unintentional. >> absolutely. okay, last question, because i want to be respectful my colleagues time here. jim, i want to direct this question to you. is a technology question. artificial intelligence. we are in a weird posi

answer was clear. probably not you're watching the news, just reminder of the top story. we're following for you. thailand's constitutional court has ordered the suspension of peter lim, jerry own, dropped from parliament just ahead of his 2nd period to be confirmed. his prime minister accordingly rule and allegations heap violated election law. 5 politicians have been trying to block his appointment as timelines 1st reform as a prime minister in years of next we've got business news for you with chris cobra. and of course you can get all the latest news information any time. and one on our website at www dot com. and of course you'll find this all over social media and terry martin. thank the guardians of truth. my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be the.

joined us last week here, was also at the economic club of new york earlier this week answering questions, i think, from peterically, and sort of in an interesting way, about this very subject of big pharma buying smaller competitors. take a listen. >> we have also heard from some capital allocators about the ways in which having a smaller number of exit paths or just a handful of companies that are going to provide that commercialization, that there's a worry that that, in and of itself, is also dampening the valuation or kind of impeding their ability to actually negotiate on the deal terms, and so even if, at the end of the day, you're going to have to have some of those acquisitions for that commercialization path, more competition and more jostling among the potential buyers, we think, is ultimately also going to be better for the innovators themselves as well as ultimately for, you know, the trajectory of innovation >> essentially, seems to be saying she'd like to see more competition amongst big pharma to buy these, although my sense is, having followed it pretty closely in some cases, not this one, th

i, too, all my life dreamed of working with peter brook, i work with his brother and then a cousin. well, it was he could always answery cherished papanov and was proud that he was his theater and a lot from him. well, as it were, of course, yes, and he appreciated it very highly. he he understood who is a banana? of course not. it’s just that in terms of personality it’s also very important that there are many good actors, and there are a lot of personalities. such powerful ones are really such an avalanche. tell me, that's what was in his character. and there was no such special thing, for example, in other actors. he didn't allow himself. and we are late for us to be out of shape, and so on, and impatient, and this is on the part of the gifts, he is very disciplined. he is very collected. he always rehearsed amazingly, he did not like the first performances of the eighties. the rehearsal hasn't gotten any better. i talk all the time now. this i once allowed myself, and then i took my wife to the hospital. and we had some kind of concert and they were waiting for me in rafik. i'm late, and i see anatol micha, who is

answers. heuermann's lawyer says he is now being held without bail behind me on the murder charges. kristen and peter, he is a prime suspect in another death with the district attorney calling this a watershed moment. >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> now to the escaped murder suspect in pennsylvania. law enforcement says this video from the home door bell camera shows michael doeervile heading to the woods. people in northwestern pennsylvania and areas in new york state need to stay vigilant. michael burham was held on burglary and arson charges escaped from the jail last week and lowered him down prison wall was bed sheets he tied into a rope. >>> we do have a lot more to get to this morning, including lottery fever sweeping the nation. with no winner overnight, the jackpot soared to $640 million with another 8$875 million in te powerball drawing. we have kathy park with the latest. kathy, how does it look? >> reporter: kristen, good morning. that's right. lotto fever all over and a drawing has come and gone and no winner. let's look at the numbers from last night. 10, 24, 48, 51, 66, 15. the jackpot

answer. >> no. >> next, peter dualistic of the health alliance orchestrated a letter in -- prestigious journalson february 19th 2020 that said, quote, we strongly condemn conspiracy theories that suggest that covid-19 does not have a natural origin. and quote. each witness, yes or no, is the possibility of covid-19 leaked from a lab a conspiracy theory? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> i would say no, but also, it has been approached as such. >> now. >> dr. redfield, i want to stick with you. you said before that you are locked out of conversations about the lab leak about doctor fauci and other doctors. you think they get here to the conversations because you believe that covid-19 may have come from a lab? >> yeah. i think i made a very clear in january to all of them when we had to aggressively pursue this, and i let them know as a virologist that i didn't see that this was anything like sars or mers because they never learn how to transmit human to human that i felt like this virus was too infectious for humans. there is a lot of evidence that that lab actually published in 2014 that they had pu

of correct answers to some mathematical problems decreased and stopped explaining how it came to certain conclusions. so, the electronic brain is still very far from the living brain. peterongly to belovar over gorev andrey sychuk sergey prokofiev channel one. and on this is all for now. we are following the development of events, but right now on channel one, the program is singing in the kitchen of the whole country. hello dear viewers, we welcome you to the project sing in the kitchen by the whole country. if you have ever gathered, in a warm company, performed your favorite song with your friends, you can safely declare to everyone that you are the prototype of our show, but on the condition that you sing well today in this studio, magnificent music will reign, which will be presented to us.

i, too, all my life dreamed of working with peter brook, i work with his brother and then a cousin. well, i could always answer i valued papanov very much, and was proud that he was his theater and a lot from him. well, as it were, of course, yes, and he appreciated it very highly. he he understood who was this? of course not, it’s just that in terms of personality it’s even very important , there are still many good actors, and such powerful personalities are really such an avalanche. tell me what was in it character. and there was nothing special, for example, they don’t change other actors, he didn’t allow himself, and being late was out of shape, and so on and impatient, and this is from other actors, he is very disciplined. he is very collected. he always rehearsed amazingly, he did not like the first performances of the eighties . the rehearsal hasn't gotten any better. i talk all the time now. this i once allowed myself, then i took my wife to the hospital. and we had some kind of concert and they were waiting for me in rafik. i'm late and i see anton michi, who is saying something to himself. i say ana

answer this question with pleasure. the history of cheese in russia is small, what a museum without peter i, who brought something, includingm us, peter i brought his first dutch cheese makers and business oils, this is how cheese appears, but cheese was not prepared from the peasants, mainly for signs, but peasants learned cheese only under nikolai vasilyevich, vereshchagin, officer of the navy, retired resigns goes to study in switzerland how to cook cheese vereshchagin's colleague vladimir ivanovich blondov, having learned that everything worked out for his former colleague, also decides to take up cheese making, studies in switzerland , studies in holland, returning back to the territory of the kostroma region, decides to open sarov, the first kostroma cheese appears in 1878 year in peasant artels peasants. they were engaged not only in the manufacture of cheese, of course, this is a huge amount of butter. cream was taken poured churns and they had to be rotated. try the very old exhibits from the beginning of the 20th century. when we get fresh cheese , it is grainy and the cheese grains easily stick together under pre

if i'm not mistaken, i'm sure peter's question is, who do you think is coming up with this conspiracy theory right now for ukraine, only russia or not, you know, i 'll answer your question. - first of all, i want to say that now the grandmothers have demonstrated two very effective tools of propaganda first propaganda of the first tool - this is a big lie and it is people from the screen speak without appeal but very confidently eh the most terrible and most glaringly untrue, that is, a lie, but to say it with such an appearance that it seems to be the truth. and what these old women said was also exactly what kiselyov said on his show, solovyov on his show, and even shoigu, who also spoke about the fact that if putin and our armed forces do not shine, then everything was much worse , but we remember that prigozhin took the headquarters in rostov, and the circus in rostov and voronezh without a fight , that is, all this they say is not the truth. in general, and the fact that putin is a star here, that's all saved no, that is, lukashenko was saved for sure if he really did something there and one and a half of this is of course propaganda, this is not theo