successful outcome. 5 lyutaga catalitskaya verniki will be appointed to the holy day and call it “agathaclear that in many countries of catalan europe, agatha is a baron’s hell. 6 lyutaga aksinya pauzimnitsa, and aksinya was seen outside all day long, they said, such aksinnya is so clear. the yard is clear, and the spring is springy, the meat is playing, and the spring is bright. catalic verniki 6 lyutaga are designated as holy days, as they call darota. all right, it’s time to get ready. let the khusts dry on the floor. lyutaga ў folk calendars are designated for holidays called rygor bagaslov. geta has a full day and day outside and pastures. like day after day and day like this. and the first fall of the coming winter will be, and what kind of yard from afternoon to evening, such is the case and everything another fall winter. 9 lyutaga ivan zalatavust, but i know that ivan zalatavust celebrates the holy days of the year. well, now let’s find out what kind of holy holidays are meant for the people’s calendars for the coming year and what kind of holidays are used to honor the veil. 10

power comes into your new novel, and get it because you have agatha, this academic, the younger womanhas this opportunity to have extra money and jumped at it. agatha is coming off a break—up with her wife robyn and she is to have a year of a kind of rump spring and do what she wants, but it gets in a bit of trouble. it wants, but it gets in a bit of trouble. , ., ., , , trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing _ trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing is — trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing is here _ trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing is here that - trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing is here that this i trouble. it gets are in trouble, but the key thing is here that this is i the key thing is here that this is an author, in agatha, who is getting someone else and doing eavesdropping on conversations, and that's essentially what authors do in a way. essentially what authors do in a wa . . �* , essentially what authors do in a wa . ., �* , ., ., essentially what authors do in a wa. ., h ., way. that's what i do all th

. >> this is about millie, agatha, and kennedy. they're all very different.ting over a breakup and wants to have fun, and kennedy is a transfer student who has a secret that she's trying to keep. that's all i'll say. >> whit: as you know we like to partner with little free library to get copies of our "gma" book club picks out there across the country to readers all over the place. and this morning one of our stewards, elizabeth hatfield, has a question for you. let's watch. >> hi, this is elizabeth from indiana and my question for you is, are there any similarities between this book and your first book, "such a fun age"? >> sure. i think i have a lot of the same interests in dialogue and money in those conversations that are so real that it makes you a little uncomfortable. that's what i love to read as well and really interested in a caregiver role. amelia, in my first book she is a domestic worker and millie is an r.a., a weird baby-sitter and i'm interested in care in both of these books for sure. >> whit: any interesting or fun stories from your time as

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and for more on russians this information efforts we are joins now here in the studio by agatha laguna. she is the lot the and culture administer. thank you so much for your time. and for joining us here on data being is thank you for having me and it's a pleasure to be here. i would just like to ask for 1st, for your quick reaction to our top story today, we have been hearing from alexi, nevada, these widow who she has placed the blame for her husband's death, very squarely on russian president vladimir putin. do you share that assessment? yes, very much and that's also what our president we have some cabbage has headset on. social media of the to the valley is in fact killed by kremlin. and i would like to, as i would like to add that to the valleys just to the most recent case, and a rather long list of the buildings are position killed by, by his forces. and we're seeing the information that has been coming out of russia . right, because i mean, the family has been blocked now from seeing the body they're trying to, to get access. how are you viewing? how russia is framing the stor

christie, i don’t listen to agatha christie, it’s not mine, i even know where he hid, here’s ventoyi parked okay. so, the victim ilya mikhailov, 43 years old, the president of the investment fund is a notorious businessman. by the way, i heard that he destroyed several companies of his competitors. he had many enemies, so he showed up everywhere with a security guard. solgasin, it's high time to change it, my game even slows down. what are you babbling? because lyosha, you need to drink eggs, pension is on your nose. i think we need to look among our main business competitors. i didn’t agree, there was something personal here. why suddenly? i think he had a lot of enemies in business, and then, it’s immediately clear that he worked expensive mercenary. that's it, dear mercenary, most likely. would have been a sniper rifle, but here was a knife, but he clearly made sure that his victim was dead. igor, igor, the first or second version, but what is the trump card? without a visor? i would advise, i agree. in general, we need to go to this businessman’s apartment, that’s all. and i sai

darogu, chakaetstsa late spring. 18 lyutaga ў people's calendars are designated for the holiday of agathachytstsa intercessor of the lady's life. byaspeka on the ice often goes fishing in the winter. this task remains before the supracounikam asvod. ratavalniks regularly come out to look at the water. with amatarams of fishery the fishery is right preventative gutarki and the current production process. the ice is on the ice, the ice covers the water unevenly. there's no need for meetings there . once you choose the right route, start the parade at the nearest military station. ilya tsvyatkov will work on the topic. patelefanavat to the nearest gateway station, attrimat all unnecessary recommendations and advice to inform your loved ones about the proper place of care, these are the rules of care that need to be taken care of let's winter soon fishing for... if you don’t eat ice cream. ice packs are not a month for non-turbo waters, nagadvae fishermen and amatars pragulak la vady asvod. ratavalniks regularly administer preventive raids, etc. the snowfall throughout the whole region is cha

needed a sponsor, but he received his salary on the first day, after all, look, the deputy is just agathaow it happened, let's listen to catherine first, because she was there, you weren't there . hello, hello, yulia, hello, alexander, hello yurievna, i want to tell you that you are blatantly lying, you came here, you sang two weeks ago, what kind of moral image do you lead, so, we were on february 3, i was on business in the city, half a day later i went to aunt sveta, this is her nikola, svetlana, this is nikolai, her son, his mother, who is she to you, who is she? this is our building , here’s a one-year-old friend, we’ve known her for a year, we just know the year, and kolya too, and kolya too, and this is their house, this is their house, this is her house, yeah, on february 3rd i went there, i don’t argue with two cans of beer , nikolai was there, danya worked until four that day, he had the next day, the day was a day off, i write to him, danil, take me, he says: i’m not in the mood, he had a fight with yasha that day, because yasha is without... he just went into an apartment, not

agatha christie road to travel by train and see nature, human beings and see life. we have a vision for delivering on front range and mountain rail that will create access points across the state that connect people to more housing, more businesses, more jobs, getting people places quicker and less expensively and we are going to get it done. after years of waiting, the pieces are falling into place. the federal government has approved more than $66 billion to create a world-class rail system for the country, so it's not a question of if the united states will see a massive expansion of passenger rail but simply a question of whether colorado will seize this opportunity and get our share of those federal dollars to deliver passenger rail to the residents of our state. [applause] with existing tracks, now utilized mostly for commercial rail, we have an opportunity to extend daily, regularly scheduled passenger rail service through the rocky mountains. we need to take action to ensure we get train service from union station to west jefferson county, winter park, and o

i’ll tell you that in the main roles we will see agatha mutsenitsa and nikita kologrivov, who was especiallyar cub, considering that working with animals is not easy, there will be some digital bear content in the film. by the way, even though the intended location of action is a small town in the taiga region, almost all the filming took place here in minsk. well, we we continue to attract moviegoers with a thriller from irish director andrew bird coming up next, god damn time. the horror film is an hour and a half long, and this is the third feature-length attempt from baird. in a duet with specialist ronan blaney, by the way, a british academy award winner and an oscar nominee, he immersed the viewer in the story of a certain sarah. she is not just a single mother who has the difficult task of raising two children with dignity, she is also the owner of a huge farm. actually, this turned out to be her main problem, because her husband died fighting off gangs of local thugs, and the woman also does not have to be bored, so to speak. to defend their property, who will help this poor sari and

it's a little like reading the last chapter of an agatha christie in, you know, what's the point you need to get should the build up? and i recommend the build up because it's a really terrific read. but let's start somewhere else. i'm curious. i mean, i and i think maybe other people in the audience know you as a novelist and indeed not an historical novelist. very contemporary. wall street professional tennis. main topic of today, etc. and though it's true that this book still has the novelist's eye for detail and concerned with character and above all, pacing that reads if there can be such a thing as page turning history, this is page turning history, but it's still a different animal. and i'm curious about the process. what was the process like for you to go from one to the other and why did you i mean, why this story? why this book? how did it come about? okay. before i fully answer that question in my tangent here, ashley will be relevant, but i, i want to say that you are part of this. this is a bit of a full circle tangent because joe and i have been friends for about ten ye

i would read morrison and nabokov and tolstoy and also agatha christie and also old pulp science fictioning that i could find and get my hands on. i just wanted to understand how an author moves the reader through beats of narrative without making it feel super heavy-handed, without making it feel just like a cudgel of exposition. jeffrey: the result is "martyr!" and that exclamation point is important. kaveh: i think it would be a pretty dour-sounding title if it had just been martyr without an exclamation point, i think it would have felt kind of joyless, maybe relentlessly sad or relentlessly somber. and that's not the sort of book that it it. i think that it is often times funny, hopefully. and oftentimes it is quite joyful and it is quite ecstatic, even. jeffrey: it's a mash-up romp whose protagonist is an iranian-american midwesterner would-be poet named cyrus whose head bursts with contemporary pop culture and medieval persian classics. is that you too? kaveh: of course, of course. i was born there, raised here. i love ferdowsi, i love the shahnameh, i love hafez, i love islam. bu

agatha is five anthonys and the coveted mary clark award. she's also on air investigative reporter for boston's whdh tv and has won 37 emmys, 14 edward r murrow awards and dozens of other honors for her groundbreaking. lee mcintyre is presenting his new book on this information how to fight for truth and protect democracy. the effort to destroy facts and make ungovernable didn't come of nowhere. it is the culmination of seven years of strategic denialism in on disinformation. lemack entire shows how the war on facts began and how ordinary citizens can fight back against the scourge of disinformation that is now threatening the very fabric of our. in the words of michael shermer, quote lee mcintyre has emerged as our foremost scholar of science denier and an intellectual activists combatting the attempted assassination truth in the teeth of fake alternative facts, conspiracy, identity politics, postmodern ism and epistemological relativism. lee mcintyre is on this expertly identifies who the enemies of truth are and how to counter claims with

detective stories, then i started reading detective stories, which i also like more, i generally adore agathae more. olga orefyeva lives in the village of zeleny bor , krasnoyarsk territory, in this old barracks decommissioned for demolition. every day a woman has to light the stove and carry water from the tap. you carry and carry all this. in the summer, however, we have a summer water supply in the garden, there is a bathhouse, olga spends a lot of time taking care of her roommates nikolai, we have been living together with the school for 15 or 16 years, before i worked, he worked, but then it turned out that he broke his neck hips, already in the sixteenth year, already so much he has been walking with me on castes for years; he also has a herniated disc and needs surgery. the operation is paid, i say there is no money for the operation , in general, i ’m sick from top to bottom, olga has two adult sons, they have their own lives, their own worries, but they don’t forget about their mother, they call each other regularly, my children go on rotation on shifts, oil workers, they don’t have

i didn't tend to like almonds because reading too many agatha christie's and almonds very good of almondshiding cyanide. people wants to poison always poison you, so i always take care but quite care of almonds, but it's quite sweet. this just tastes like porridge liquefied and slightly sort of watery porridge . so now sort of watery porridge. so now this is. this is skimmed , which this is. this is skimmed, which isn't proper stuff at all, is it? no >> well, it is , um, we call that >> well, it is, um, we call that white water. >> white water? yeah that sounds about about right for that . and about about right for that. and this is semi—skimmed. about about right for that. and this is semi—skimmed . um, i this is semi—skimmed. um, i don't really know. i've ever had skimmed or semi—skimmed before. i've ever proper milk. i've only ever had proper milk. and was a child, just and when i was a child, you just get gold milk. yeah. and get gold top milk. yeah. and that the best. because if that was the best. because if you had it on cereal, you'd get that was the best. because if you cream on c

into the skin and the actor died literally in a matter of seconds, how theatrically direct. like in agathastie’s novels, yes, i’m rare, organic, uh-huh, why are you so pale, didn’t show it today, that i, what, you touched the hat, well, how can i say, touched it, of course, uh-huh, drowsiness, pallor, dehydration, what? don’t touch me, okay, but if anything happens, come straight to me, and under no circumstances sleep, come in, i’ve simply never eaten lobster, the first time, they were a little expensive for me, but that was before, now of course i’ll be stuffing myself, first thing in the morning, sit down, uncle, don’t be shy. remember, this is my beloved uncle ignat, uncle mokhnat from brazil, a billionaire, by the way, shut your mouth in general, are you crazy, you wanted an international scandal for me here, well, guys, on the occasion of our acquaintance, i’ll give everyone a bucket of black caviar, hurray, hurray, and a bucket of champagne, really? there is one problem, i only have with me brazilian tugriks, reals, which, yes, that’s what i say, yes i say that and said, could you f

>> so this is like an agatha christie story, but it's about tortoises.f these beautiful tortoises in devon. that's the only thing about the story that we know. >> well, i'm glad we covered it at such length. i actually think it's a very story. it is it's a very sad story. it is a horrible story. so say something funny, to wrap so funny, lewis, to wrap up so that we up the mood before we can cheer up the mood before we can cheer up the mood before we show. we end the show. >> these these are >> well, these these are the tortoises win the tortoises that didn't win the race. yeah, mean , it's a joke. race. yeah, i mean, it's a joke. >> you did your best. you did your best. uh, i mean, it's not a great joke, but it's still joke. >> it's at least i'm no leo kearse. i'm no genius like you . kearse. i'm no genius like you. >> and let's have a look before we finish up friday's front covers. just going covers. we're just going to go through them again. so we're going to start here with the guardian. the guardian is leading as starmer leading with fury as starmer

. >> the first big break is a page out of agatha christie. >> as they look and they keep looking, theyee a drop of blood. >> then a woman who worked another shift at the gas station approaches detectives. >> she and her husband saw this silver minivan back behind the exxon gas station. she thought that was strange. >> played an extremely important role helping to move the initial investigation forward. >> a drop of blood, a silver minivan, and one more small-caliber clue. the search for jessica heeringa ricochets in a totally different, and dire, direction. >> we are now prepared to reclassify this case as an abduction. "cleanup in aisle five." here we go again. what? oh, this drawer just won't close. ooh, looky who's got lay's. man, those lay's sour cream & yum-ions just keep me coming back! you keep saying that. and i'll say it again. [laughter] [strained laughter] [sti(male friend)aughter] rachel, you okay? you kee(rachel) that. and i'lno,ay it again. i live with a broken phone i can't trade in. (female friend) okay, that's dramatic. a better plan is verizon... everyone can trade in