adriana? >> mike tyson quote, thanks.a jiang in pittsburgh. >>> we'll have complete coverage of the presidential debate on tuesday, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern/5 pacific right here on cbs followed by a live simulcast of the debate and cbs expert analysis. >>> today in israel, thousands of people protested across the country, demanding their government reach a deal to free those hostages still held by hamas in gaza. their outrage mounting. cbs's elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: thousands of israelis are in the streets again tonight, demanding their government make a deal to bring the hostages home. all week anger has been running high. >> and we see that our government are full of [ bleep ]. our prime minister is a liar. >> reporter: rather than work toward an agreement to release the hostages and bring a cease-fire to suffering gazan and palestinians, these israelis accuse their prime minister of stalling. >> that philadelphia corridor. >> reporter: most recently benjamin netanyahu's condition that the isra

when do we get fiery adriana?t. >> i would say the -- fiery -- the kids, about where we're going to eat, you know. >> where we going to eat? >> passionate about where we're going to eat. about furniture in our house. those things are -- >> i want a window into the chaos. you're completely buttoned up and put together, you nail every story you're on. does she fold laundry well? is she orderly? what? >> she can never find her phone. that's one. >> here we go. >> i'm telling you. every day, where is my phone, i can't find my phone, 1% battery, producer's calling. i bought her a tile, i harness for her phone, she doesn't -- >> is that what happened last night with john tower our senior broadcaster? >> yes. >> and this morning it almost died, too. >> i have to charge the phone. that's my job. >> you need get a phone charger by the bed. >> just moved. we don't have phone chargers. >> i'm living -- >> the reason i bring up laundry is i don't fold anything. you don't need to fold clothes. you don't -- it's a myth. a myth,

adriana said pretenders were an issue with early wi-fi, but the threat died off. so this is kind of a revival of that attack. the australia case added new twists. investigators say the man they arrested got on several flights where passengers were sitting ducks. detectives say the man had a small, portable wi-fi hotspot that he named, exactly the same as the airport wi-fi. so once the plane took off and passengers switched to airplane mode, their phones connected to the impostor wi-fi thinking they were just reconnecting to the airport wi-fi. it's not really hard to do next. australian police say the evil twin wi-fi instructed people to log in for internet access using their social media or email passwords. some did key ingredients for identity theft. a lot of companies will never, ever meet you physically. they only will meet you digitally. and if i can get your digital identity, i am you. this australian arrest is regarded as a first. some u.s. airports are on alert. sjc said it is aware of the incident. auckland airport told us we are aware of recent events inv

y entre las cifras de sus víctimas está adriana, quien por 7 años trabajó en un restaurante de comidaso un robo de salario, pero este martes ella subió al podio a contar su historia porque aún no ha sido compensada. entonces, esto está tomando 10 años para que nos puedan dar una vez al año, no más 300 $. y esto lo cambiaría si al aprobarse, pues podríamos tener ese dinero a corto plazo. se refiere a la propuesta de fondo de justicia, al trabajador que busca usar el dinero que recibe san francisco por multas a empleadores que no siguen la ley para pagar con este inmediatamente a los trabajadores víctimas de robo salarial como adriana se estima, la cantidad sería de 500 a 700 1.000 $ anuales o la prioridad es para trabajadores que no han recibido el sueldo mínimo? aquí de san francisco. luego, si ellos son, reciben su compensación. la segunda prioridad es para trabajadores que no han recibido sus días de enfermedad. el dinero será dado a los trabajadores que tengan un caso con el departamento de trabajo de san francisco y por eso lo primero es que realicen un reporte de robo de salario e

adriana's a longtime tech guru and security advisor. this is like mid 1980s. some really old hand in it. she is circa 1982, commodore 64. over his shoulder, adriana explained that evil twin wi-fi is an imposter that copies the name of wi-fi you trust, and your phone remembers. think places like airports, hotels or coffee shops. adriana said pretenders were an issue with early wi-fi, but the threat died off. and so this is kind of a revival of that attack. the australia case added new twists. investigators say the man they arrested got on several flights where passengers were sitting ducks. detectives say the man had a small, portable wi-fi hotspot that he named, exactly the same as the airport wi-fi. so once the plane took off and passengers switched to airplane mode, their phones connected to the impostor wi-fi thinking they were just reconnecting to the airport wi-fi. it's not really hard to do next. australian police say the evil twin wi-fi instructed people to log in for internet access using their social media or email passwords. some did key ingredients

well , just say it faster, like adriana cerlentana. adriana, right? wow, that's cool, fucking awesome. okay, i'll wait, guess what, i won 10 grand and also a free bar, i 'm really lucky today, excuse me, i have a favor to ask of you, my phone is dead, if you don't help me, call me, no, well, you helped me, now i 'll help you, you have a kind heart, that's why you 're lucky, thank you very much, hello, mommy, mommy, yes, it's me, this, this, yes, my phone is just dead, i'm calling you from someone else's. i hear you, mishenka, i hear you, my dear, tell me, you've already been given an injection, of course, three times in a row, don't worry, please tell vera, let her take your blood pressure , let her take your blood pressure, i say, oh, damn, she's also deaf, okay, tell me, kolya, she, when she finishes, she's already finished, she leaves, okay, well, that's it, that's it, kisses, yes, mommy, that's it, i'll call you back, thank you very much, thank you, and good health to you and don't cough, bye, was that elena in person, we'll go in... there's a cli

tony dokoupil and adriana deas will be taking over for cbs mornings plus and adriana joins us now to talk about what viewers can expect. congratulations, not just two hours of cbs mornings, we get three full hours, are you looking forward to it? >> i am so, so excited . this has been a dream. i love cbs mornings so much, if i don't see cbs mornings, might day is not complete. at the end of the week i go back and watch the shows i've missed. so to be able to be a part of this expansion of the morning show is amazing. we are in times square and the anchors are here and then in the third hour tony will stick around and we will dive into some stories that you are talking about at home that may not be hard of your regular morning menu. >> i always feel like with cbs mornings it is news i can use when i walk out the door and also some really great guests. can you give us a teaser? >> there is so much. today, what we are trying to do is break the mold of it and not feel like we have to stay inside a box. we will talk about lebanon and the hurricane and some other news but then we will talk

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adriana nos cuenta que la prioridad de los republicanos es inscribir a todo aquel que sea elegible desdeatino. hablemos ahora de la inflación que ha caído al nivel más bajo en años en estados unidos. de acuerdo al último reporte oficial, silvana henao, de nuestra cadena hermana cnbc tiene más detalles. hola, qué tal, amigos? yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. la inflación cayó en el mes de agosto a 2,5% desde el 2,9% en julio, según la oficina de estadísticas laborales. se trata de la medida más baja desde febrero de 2021 y en parte se debe a la caída de los precios de la gasolina. por eso crecen las expectativas de que la reserva federal decida empezar a recortar las tasas de interés. en su reunión de la próxima semana. el volumen de solicitudes de préstamos hipotecarios subió un 1,4%, según mortgage bankers association. eso, tras un aumento del 1,6% en la semana anterior. por su parte, la tasa promedio de interés de las hipotecas a 30 años cayó al 6,29%, la más baja desde febrero del año pasado y la administración del presidente biden está trabajando en un p

y ahí la directora de la escuela, adriana rangel, agregó que las amenazas contra los centros educativosnazas a escuelas de todo el país se han reportado a través de las redes sociales y han resultado ser falsas. sin embargo, ha provocado que las autoridades investiguen los casos. carlos alberto trestini nos cuenta lo que dicen las autoridades en sacramento y lo que representa para las fuerzas del orden estas publicaciones. este viernes varias ciudades de nuestra región atendieron a reportes de amenazas a planteles educativos que se han compartido en redes sociales, resultando en falsas amenazas, pero que han generado preocupación en padres y autoridades, quienes han usado todos los recursos para atender estos casos. el vocero del alguacil del condado sacramento, el sargento amar gandhi, explica que cuando reciben estas amenazas, rápidamente envían patrullas para tener una mejor idea de la naturaleza de la situación. además de la unidad de gestión de amenazas, lo que representa varios recursos de las autoridades. it takes a lot of resources to get to that conclusion a lot of investigatio

adriana, we understand that all of you, the whole country, in one way or another, are getting closer autumn and then winter, but... despite the fact that in sumy oblast there were absolutely targeted destructions in konotop and in sumy itself , as in general there is some, some specificity, something was invented to protect at least part of the infrastructure facilities for so that both the region and the border towns, and the sums themselves, do not freeze. well, in fact, there were a lot of rumors and worries of the residents themselves even after another hit to the critical infrastructure. energy infrastructure, there were fears that we would all be left without electricity, and it is not clear how we will survive the night, but electricity has repeatedly appeared there in the morning, well, in fact, there are problems with supply only directly in the border settlements, where they cannot promptly repair, put things in order and in a certain way... to restore the electricity supply due to the fact that there is physical danger, physical danger and it is impossible to get into such

six people killed and about 10 wounded, about the consequences, in sumy oblast , we will talk with adriana kostenko, doctor of political sciences, head of the social research center and member of the board of geointelligence of sumy oblast, ms. andriano , congratulations glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, congratulations, are the data that we announced, six dead, 10 wounded, 11 wounded, is it true, do you have more recent information, and what is the current situation on the ground? well, yes, really, another one a terrible attack, yes, the city of sumy on the regional center, and it is necessary to pay attention to the time and place chosen by the enemy, this is another confirmation of that. such a terrorist nature of the russians, on saturday, in the morning, at a time when people, well, they actually have a day off , they try to get to a medical facility, to get. uh, for a consultation with a doctor, as a rule, it is in the morning, around 8 o'clock, a large number of patients in medical institutions, and this morning there was an attack, and again, if we look at the nature of this

adriana brach is here with fabulous finds and o >>> welcome back.it all, shop today editorial director, adrianna brach. and don't forget, you can shop these picks by scanning that qr code on your screen. good morning to you! >> hey, good morning. >> we have some good stuff this morning. >> i'm so excited. the first one we have is the barn jacket. have you heard of this? >> i kind of feel like it's a staple now or becoming a staple. >> it actually originated in the 19th century, but all of the designers did it for fall, so now all the other designers are doing them as well. people love this jacket so much that google searches are spiking 300% in this past month, because everyone wants to get their hands on this. this is from old navy. it's super affordable and what we love about it, it's a woven, thick cotton, right? so this is a jacket that's blending utility, fashion, and function. it's got the deep pockets. >> just easy. >> it's so easy. the classic corduroy collar. you could dress this up, dress it down. it's like the jacket of the fall. you'll s

played for both the a's and yankees, caught the ceremonial first pitch thrown out by his daughter adriana. long time a's broadcaster vince cotroneo was also honored. tonight, he's wrapping up his time with the athletics in the booth. the athletic started playing in oakland back in 1968, and will say goodbye in only a few more days. >> i've been coming here a long time. i've. i've come as a son of a player, as a player, as a manager, as a broadcaster. so i've i've been here for a lot of cool times and cool moments and, know what a historical place this has been over the years. and it's housed a lot of outstanding players and outstanding teams. so, yeah, it's meaningful to me. >> so now only five home games left in the city of oakland. the yankees ended up beating the a's in extra innings tonight. and we'll have those highlights coming up later on in sports. but like you said, this is it. this is it. and it's just oh yeah. yeah yeah. >> all right. thanks, larry. all right. >> well, we continue to follow the city of oakland's effort to clear out a long standing homeless encampment. the city

adriana philip is a senior at apalachee high. she says she was in class when she heard the gunshots. >> we ran to the back of the classroom and we all had a table. from where i was, i could see the door, so i watched it. but then, um, after a little bit, i just closed my eyes and i was hugging the girl next to me. >> and priya, the suspect had previously shown interest in prior mass shootings. what more do we know about that? >> that's right, lester. according to two senior law enforcement officials who were briefed on the investigation, the suspect had shown an interest in the parkland mass shooting back in 2018. officials say the suspect's first appearance in court will be tomorrow morning. lester. >> all right, priya, thank you. more now on the panic buttons we showed you a moment ago, teachers using them in georgia yesterday. it's turned out that the systems are increasingly being given to teachers to use when there are emergencies in the classroom. here is tom winter now with how they work. >> reporter: just a week before th

played for both the a's and yankees, caught the ceremonial first pitch thrown out by his daughter adriana. long time a's broadcaster vince cotroneo was also honored. tonight, he's wrapping up his time with the athletics in the booth. the athletic started playing in oakland back in 1968, and will say goodbye in only a few more days. >> i've been coming here a long time. i've. i've come as a son of a player, as a player, as a manager, as a broadcaster. so i've i've been here for a lot of cool times and cool moments and, know what a historical place this has been over the years. and it's housed a lot of outstanding players and outstanding teams. so, yeah, it's meaningful to me. >> so now only five home games left in the city of oakland. the yankees ended up beating the a's in extra innings tonight. and we'll have those highlights coming up later on in sports. but like you said, this is it. this is it. and it's just oh yeah. yeah yeah. >> all right. thanks, larry. all right. >> well, we continue to follow the city of oakland's effort to clear out a long standing homeless encampment. the city

but with the presidential election just 46 days away, we sent adriana diaz to restaurants in the battlegroundvada where she found voters willing to discuss their political views. ♪ >> reporter: spanish settlers called this nevada, meaning snowy. but down on the ground, the state is sizzling hot. just like what's cooking in the smoker. it's the outdoor kitchen behind the award winning brothers barbecue in reno. where the alluring smell of pulled pork pulls people in like these friends. do you always get together and talk politics? >> we do. >> yes. >> so it's our lucky day. we found the right table today. what issue is most important to you? >> i'm extremely concerned about the border. >> illegals. they got to go. >> people are coming here seeking asylum. baloney. they're coming here for the freebies. >> when people talk about immigration, they're thinking we're saying we don't want immigrants of any kind, and that's not what people are saying. >> no, no. >> reporter: i took my brisket and macand cheese with me to catch ken lasker with a to-go order. how closely are you watching pthis election

look ahead to today's economic data we've got final read a second quarter gdp out five minutes' fiem adrianaheeler supported the rate cut spoke about the future of monetary policy at harvard future amounts by i fomc many depend on day if conditions continue to evolve in direction traveled thus far additional cuts will be appropriate, joining me macromavens president stephanie pomboy, good to see you. thank you so much for being here, chairman jay powell going to speak on inflation later today what would you expect from him your thoughts on oat rip roaring rally record shies. >> inflation key part of the story maria, i would say powell will declare victory prematurely over inflation reminiscent of mission accomplished debacle i think going to discover that in future months, as the cpi numbers start going down indeed edge higher, and i think that is also explains, no one foufrts on this what we're seeing in markets if you look at the stock market move not just post fomc but year-to-date, relative to gold, essentially down gold massively outperforming stocks, over last 12 months year-to-date. a

is legend and oakland native ricky henderson catching the first pitch from his daughter adriana a great strike down the middle. in the night, tied at one, new york started garrett cole still on the mound gets lawrence butler swinging here for his seventh strikeout of the night. cole allowed one run in nine innings the game went to extras top of the tent now 2-1 yankees pinch hitter juan soto doubles into left oswaldo cabrera scores new york scored three in the tent they won the final game of oakland's final homestand on the first night before -2. >>> the giants in kansas city i'm sure they will be getting some barbecue during their stay this weekend. patrick bailey two out single into right field. elliott ramos who finished a home run shy of the cycle scored makes it 2-0 san francisco. bottom nine 2-1. -- tried to close it out rails with runners at second and third he gets tommy vance swinging to end the game giants win 2-1. >>> to college football stanford making the cross-country trip to syracuse for their first ever acc game. we picked this up with a little over three minutes left. -

a's legend and oakland native ricky henderson catching the first pitch from his daughter adriana. middle. in the night, tied at one, new york started garrett cole still on the mound gets lawrence butler swinging here for his seventh strikeout of the night. cole allowed one run in nine innings. the game went to extras top of the tent now 2-1 yankees pinch hitter juan soto doubles into left, oswaldo cabrera scores new york scored three in the tent they won the final game of oakland's final homestand on the first night 4 -2. >>> the giants in kansas city i'm sure they will be getting some barbecue during their stay this weekend. patrick bailey two out single into right field. elliott ramos, who finished a home run shy of the cycle scored makes it 2-0 san francisco. bottom nine 2-1. --tried to close it out royals with runners at second and third he gets tommy vance swinging to end the game giants win 2-1. >>> to college football. stanford making the cross-country trip to syracuse for their first ever acc game. we picked this up with a little over three minutes left. --for a 13 yard sc

eastern adriana kugler supported the rate cut in the future monetary policy at harvard kennedy schooldata received on inflation in employment on economic activity. if they evolve in the direction traveled this far then additional cuts will be appropriate jointly 42 macro founder and ceo. thank you so much for being here what is your reaction to 50 basis point cut from the federal reserve. the put is in markets have been rallying every sense. >> we've been making that since november of last year that they have a dovish reaction that wants to engineer soft landing and the economy and they will get it. cr.maria: we have a lot of belif with respect to the next 12 months. once you get to the second half of 2025 in the first half of 2026 all bed under better off in favor restrictive policy they could slide into recession but i think the soft landing is probably the best outcome. maria: we've seen lots of cracks in the labor market as well as the consumer. >> certainly when it comes to the consumer you talking 1.1 trillion of credit card debt an estimated 700 billion and buy now pay later bu

once i looked at adriana celentana, the future child of the film the taming of astraptivo.a muti. i looked at arnelamuti's eyes and dreamed, i will see you someday, someday we will meet. and here i am already. such a singer, i have four songs, then a call to my - the director, misha called, representatives of arnela mutti, she wants to star in artur pirozhkov's video, i say: mish, this is some bad channel's prank, please send them, he sends them, for some reason i've been walking around with this phrase for about a month and a half, arnela moti, where did it come from, arnela moti? arnelamut, i call misha, i say: mish, do you still have the phone number you sent, well, write to them, let them be these arnela muti, let her come to a moscow restaurant, and we'll organize a meeting, if she doesn't come, we'll immediately turn around, leave, the real arnela moti comes, and she came with her husband, who is 15 years younger than her, that's right. but also logical, let's say, and we're sitting in a restaurant, there she is, you know, she's such a powerful, beautiful, sexy woman,

both the a's and the yankees, caught the ceremonial first pitch yesterday thrown by his daughter adriana. long time a's broadcaster vince cotroneo was also honored. >> i've been coming here a long time. i've i've come as a son of a player. as a player. as a manager. as a broadcaster. so i've. i've been here for a lot of cool times and cool moments and, know what a historical place this has been over the years. and it's housed a lot of outstanding players and outstanding teams. so, yeah, it's meaningful to me. >> the athletics started playing in oakland back in 1968, and now there's only five home games left at the coliseum. staying in oakland now we continue to follow the city's effort to clear a long standing homeless encampment. the city announced it has completed the first phase of the closure in the area of mlk junior way, between 20th and 25th street in west oakland. more than 40 tons of debris has been removed from the area. city officials say more than 25 encampment residents who were living in the area have accepted shelter and services. turning to a traffic alert for you. part o

bright, interestingly, the hiblager zmava performs the title role in the opera francesca cilia by adrianacond stage of the mariinsky theatre, in the concert hall of the mariinsky theatre ilya popoyan, pyotr laul, stanislav korchagin and zarina shimanskaya, with a program for the 125th anniversary of the birth of pianist maria yudina. mkh on behalf of chekhov begins a tour in yekaterinburg with the play masquerade with closed eyes by pyotr shirishevsky, we will play vernik in the leading role. the bolshoi theatre of the republic of belarus continues the festival shestakovich over time shows in samara ballet spartacus to the music of aram khachatur. in the nizhny novgorod space tsekh you can see the magnificent hermitage. the multimedia exhibition project in all details recreates the facade and interiors of the hermitage, a digital collection of masterpieces of painting, a 3d hologram of sculptures, the famous peacock clock allowing viewers to feel the effect of presence in the halls of the museum. brest drama theater opens the twenty-eighth international theater festival belaya vezha with

for both the a's and yankees, caught the first ceremonial pitch yesterday thrown by his daughter adriana. long time a's broadcaster vince cotroneo was also honored. >> i've been coming here a long time. i've. i've come as a son of a player, as a player, as a manager, as a broadcaster. so i've. i've been here for a lot of cool times and cool moments and, know what a historical place this has been over the years. and it's housed a lot of outstanding players and outstanding teams. so, yeah, it's meaningful to me. >> the athletics started playing in oakland in 1968. there's now only five home games left at the coliseum. new this morning, the state is taking another step toward protecting kids from the potential harmful effects of social media. governor gavin newsom signed a bill targeting social media addiction. it would make it illegal for platforms to knowingly provide addictive feeds to children without parental consent. it would also keep apps from sending notifications to minors during school hours or late at night. the governor released a statement saying in part, quote, every parent k

for both the a's and yankees, caught the ceremonial first pitch yesterday thrown by his daughter adriana. longtime a's broadcaster vince cotroneo was also honored. the athletics started playing in oakland in 1968 and will say goodbye in just a few more days. >> i've been coming here a long time. i've. i've come as a son of a player, as a player, as a manager, as a broadcaster, so i've i've been here for a lot of cool times and cool moments and, know what a historical place this has been over the years. and it's housed a lot of outstanding players and outstanding teams. so, yeah, it's meaningful to me. >> there's now only five home games left in oakland. the yankees beat the a's in extra innings. abc seven sports director larry beil will have the highlights later in your morning sports. now we continue to follow the city of oakland's efforts to clear out a long standing homeless encampment. the city announced it has completed the first phase of the closure in the area of mlk junior way, between 20th and 25th street in west oakland. more than 40 tons of debris have been removed from that a

it's called cbs mornings plus with tony dokoupil and adriana diaz. here's what you can expect.ood morning gianna. good morning san francisco. we are so excited about our three of cbs mornings, cbs mornings plus being viewable in san francisco. wake up san francisco. we love san francisco. one of the most beautiful cities in the country and we are going to be just providing you guys with a nice little mix of stories every morning after you get, you know, your your carrots with your fun. on the first two hours of cbs mornings, we're going to expand things a little more, loosen the belt a little bit on cbs mornings. plus, yes, we like to think we have some fun 7 to 9. yes, we have even more fun from nine on, and it's going to be a mix of things you can use, you know, like tips on money, tips on health, parenting, parenting tips. we're in the throes of it here with little kids. the thick the throws sometimes they will not be able to find my words because i did not sleep last night because the kids didn't sleep last night. no, wait, kids sleep sometimes. allegedly. according to the

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um, i would say that he was more on his gratian and i think things to adriana and his talents and cars. i think we all got better, a said driver, as engineers themes. you know, we'll have to raise the bar things to him, to be able to compete on nothing. now it's an incredible day for the team. and just time to show you a variety of attacks in major league baseball. this is both the most central field separate mullins during his tuesday with the boston myself as incredible catch and stuff to determine the ram. so i'm guessing an extra basics in the setting. but unfortunately for mullins the rios and still one's going to be $12.00 to $3.00, that is a good spot for me for now. pizza will have more laser. right? so i'm, i thank you so much. the private company space x is aiming for a new record in space by sending us pronounced the distances from earth on seen since the time of the appalling moon landings. and there are also taking new risks call and baker has more this may look like any other mission into space. but polaris dawn is different. it's led by one billionaire using the rockets

probably, brightly, interestingly, khiblager zmava performs the title role in the opera francesca cilia adrianarinburg with the play by pyotr shirishevsky masquerade with closed eyes with the play vernik in the leading role. the bolshoi theater of the republic of belarus continues the festival shestakovich over time shows the ballet spartacus to music in samara. in the nizhny novgorod space tsekh you can see the magnificent hermitage, a multimedia exhibition project in all details recreates the facade and the interiors of the hermitage, a digital collection of painting masterpieces, a 3d hologram of sculptures, the famous peacock clock, allowing viewers to feel the effect of presence in the halls of the museum. brest drama theater opens the twenty-eighth international theater festival belaya vezha with the play fathers and sons based on the novel by turgenev. george bezek's opera is given at the vienna state opera, directed by calixte bieita, soloists aigul akhmetshina, vitoria grigola, erwin schroth. in the castle of chantilly, drowsiness, fables, hunting, competitions. the theme of the exhibi

hiblager zmava performs the title role in the opera francesca cilia adriana licouvreur on the secondge of the mariinsky theatre. and in the concert hall of the mariinsky theatre ilya popayan, pyotr laul, stanislav korchak. recreates in detail the facade and interiors of the hermitage, a digital collection of masterpieces of painting, 3d holograms of sculptures, the famous pancake clock, allowing viewers to feel the effect of presence in the halls of the museum. brest drama theater opens the twenty-eighth international theater festival belaya vezha with the play fathers and sons based on the novel by turgenev. george beze's opera carmen is given at the vienna state opera. staging by kolik stabilita. soloists aigul akhmetshina, vitoria grigola, erwin schroth. in the castle of shanti, drowsiness, fables, hunting, competitions. the theme of the exhibition was the work of the french painter, draftsman and engraver of the first half of the 16th century jean -baptiste oudry, famous for his images of animals. the center of the exhibition was the illustrations created for the fables of la fon

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