ford and albert and and rockefeller and carl albert. the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who hasn't shifted in this in this musical chairs during this cast of characters, and so so i've been very interested and they didn't have anything when i was at the ford museum about this and and and and it kind of stayed with me and then during the the middle part of the trump administration. um, i was wondering about this story over and over again about this this sort of act of bipartisanship this this patriotism that carl albert would actually resign this speaker ship. so uh member of the party opposite could become president and and have continuity with nixon's party and and i really got interested in this so i really wanted to know was buys anecdote true and why hadn't it been i'd be very interested in in garrett graff's comments on this because you're sort of wonderful book on watergate, but why hasn't this been a more prominent feature of the watergate story? and could i find evidence of it and and more sort of aspira

you see carl albert ford and albert and rockefeller and carl albert. continuity here is in the speaker. the only person that has not shifted in this musical chairs during this cast of characters. i hadd been very interested and they did not have anything when i was at the ford museum about this. and it kind of stayed with me. during the middle part of the trump administration, i was wondering about this story over and over again about this sort of active bipartisanship. this patriotism that carl albert would actually resign his omspeakership so a member of the party c opposite could become president and have continuity with nixon'sth party. i really got interested in it. i really wanted to know was the thantidote true. i would be very interested in the comments on this. a wonderful book on watergate. why had this not been a more prominent feature of the watergate story. and could i find evidence of it. could this inspire the kind of bipartisanship that greg jacob was talking about? of course it would have implications for future vacancyd i contacted th

and he said maybes in the karl albert alcoves fred looked in the karl albert elkind i found a memo thatsorensen who was of course a president kenny's alter ego premiere chief of staff in the white house was essentially his chief of staff. and there was this memo. who is albert's legislative aide who i also spoke to an organized his papers did not recall seeing this document. but there it was in the archives was a remarkable archive. it repeats itself is very interesting secretary johnson's law firm, paul weiss is the same law firm that sorensen was at. at interesting, if you look at this letter to karl albert dated november after the midnight massacre and things are really heating up with watergate. enclosed is a first draft i would be happy to talk with you at your convenience. and then he says i admire your recognition of the need for advanced planning. so this e is not the first conversation or exchange the two of them had. we see karl albert planning prospectively for this. in the document is really extraordinary. we see in this document on the first page, the introduction talks abo

the three women together now headed to albert's home.it when you pulled in there that you saw john's body? >> immediately. and what struck me when i saw him was, his mouth was open a little bit, and his eyes were shut, and he had spots of blood in different areas on his face. >> reporter: o'keefe was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. he died from blunt force trauma and hypothermia. and it wasn't long before reid became the number one suspect. authorities say they had noticed a cracked taillight after they seized her car. >> i had told both jen and kerry that i cracked my taillight. i said, i just hit my car on top of everything, but i didn't look at the damage. and both women said, it's cracked, it's cracked, calm down, you cracked your taillight. you're okay, let's go look for john. >> reporter: but according to police statements, jennifer mccabe told authorities while they were looking for o'keefe, reid stated, could i have hit him, did i hit him? when o'keefe's body was discovered, first responders who arrived on the scene sa

what if albert knew the nataliepins?he decided to take revenge on his brother for raping her, stop 0.5 himself almost died from the same poison to poison his own mother. the detectives figured out how to act, it was necessary to evoke a certain emotional reaction in him, in order to shake him up psychologically and play on these emotions as a noble pretext . same she caught herself and turned away, covering her ugly scar with her hand. everything was visible. but when did the investigators start asking questions? in this case, it was not clear who and why poisoned the whole family, the surviving participant in this story was hiding something, and one suspect was generally on the run, and yet the investigation managed to unravel the difficult case key evidence. became this bracelet. the operational staff interviewed classmates from the wounded student and those identified the jewelry as it belonged to natasha drunk. but why did she so stubbornly refuse him in this moment? with his help, i was able to restore it. the pride

and you albert anatolyevich will have to answer us a few questions.ours too. tequila in a gift box julia thank you very much. how good it is for our colleagues to forget now they are checking the activities of the blue sky foundation and very interesting details have already come to light. it seems that with the money of donors he bought himself real estate in spain. therefore, i advise you to find another use for your father's funds. i understood. thank you very much, tell me. please, who did kill my dad. olenka, the name igor lavrikov tells you something, doesn't it? i told you about him. this is a former father 's student, and not for some time, they were even friends together, and then igor got hooked on drugs, his dad tried to reason with him and gave him money for treatment. igor held on for a while, and then he started anew. and why why do you ask me, what does this mean dad? the fact is, we detained drug dealers who were selling heroin in the same house in apartment 35 on the day your father was killed, the dealer confirmed two doses of him an

so that was reported by albert. by andre schiffrin, who was the editor at pantheon, one of those houses, those imprints. that was within random house. he'd been there since 1962. his father actually had founded pantheon. so he'd been there for 28 years. and then the new president, alberto britell, came in and very quickly fired schiffrin and schiffrin reported that bechtel's new policy was that every book needs to pay for itself. from now on, they would not be subsidizing some books with other books. so books like mccarthy's, like the orchard keeper, like blood meridian, like subtree, which had been subsidized by other books that was no longer going to fly. so in your view, is that the market are the model today? in some of the larger publishing houses, yeah. and there's been increasing ways in which bureaucracy companies these are these are commercial companies they've got shareholders who they need to satisfy and the way that they try to make this as rational as they can is by using various techniques like profit

and this is albert. then his case was conducted by a state extension cable.ng changed here . albert at that time was already in charge at the university and was declared a national hero. the street renaming committee was organized into retirement. formally, due to illness, he then began to have diabetes and he ended up in a vacuum, like a leper. and one thing he left was his wife , daughter katerina, already a girl. listen, maybe a glass of vodka? well, the weather does not pass, as his wife zinaida dies. and six months later. the girl is a simpleton of her whole life and falls in love. who do you think the only son of martsevich, and he got out, then without a residence permit in his once native city of leningrad on the eve of three o'clock in the afternoon i was in the clinic. oh you know, a lot of time a lot. and then a man came up to me on the street. sorry shit. yes, yes, i speak from the clinic and see in the yard. antosha excuse me, i'm worried, antosha petryaevsky is swinging on the swing. well, i think old petryaev probably went up to the apartment t

first round we are all beans, when we get to this topic i will explain what it means albert einstein hospital in translation not only birds and eureka michael choice your three hundred, please, this particular gift of friends was built for einstein by special order and was named tuner porpoise. albert's yacht bureau in berne became the first place of work of the einstein patent office with the initiative of you repeat for 300 topics. repeat all the answers in this thread consist of the same parts, for example, baden-baden or barbarian. according to the dictionary of russian personal names, this name can be a diminutive of olga's eulalia and even alike. maybe lyalya albert 200, please einstein was friends with this world chess champion and later recognized him as one of the most interesting people among his acquaintances. maybe to him, well, lascar is true. repeat for a 200 symphony orchestra, this instrument doesn't look much like a drum. it sounds in sheher behind the rim-korsakov and in the finale of the sixth symphony of tchaikovsky and in the billini norm. it's absolutely right t

curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain. the co-captains doing his job. several members of the harriet who came to mister pickett's defense engage in. >> what we all have seen sense all social media. >> one of those crew members swam others came running to help the co-captain. in all 13 people were detained and brought in for police interviews before being released as of tuesday. warrants have been issued for 3 met richard roberts, alan todd and zachary shipment all facing warrants for assault in the 3rd as the crowd grew saturday, video of the brawl shows one man identified as reggie gray wielding a flexible chair. police are asking him to contact them for an interview when asked whether hate crime riot charges may be added a at this time based on the way the statues reading with a lot >> we are unable to present inciting a riot, all racial racially bias charges at this chief albert says more charges may be added, th

again, chief darryl albert, montgomery police department.ow, i will kind of lay out the facts as we know them now regarding the incident that took place on saturday, august 5th, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. there were several events taking place on our historic riverfront. positive feedback regarding a school event hosted by montgomery public schools was taking place at the amphitheater and nearby train shed. the harriet ii river cruise ship was fully operational, operating from a designated docking space along the river. the harriet takes passengers on two-hour tours up and along the alabama river throughout the day. on this day there were 227 passengers aboard that vessel. the incident occurred between the co-captain of the harriet ii vessel and the private boat owner and his family. as the harriet attempted to dock in its designated space, designated and reserved due to the gangway access as well as the mooring requirements, the private boat was docked in its space, prohibiting safe docking of the harriet. the captain of the hairier repaired away fr

in 1905 we had input from this guy albert einstein. these issues a picture of mine saying it's almost in his later leyears. he's a little rumpled, the sweaters and everything. get the impression that is what physicists are like. this is what einstein look like when he was deriving the equations of special relativity and general relativity. his hair c is combed, someone ws stressing him nicely. [laughter] i do not want to set the causal relationship there it is. he was a sharp dressed young man that's all going to say. the theory of special relativity 1905 to contrast with the theory of general relativity. special relativity there is no gravity in general relativity there is we will get to that. but what einstein19 did he did t really invent special relativity. there were already various lines of reasoning that were coming into it. he really put it all together once and for all. we are not going to go into details but special relativity but yourd heard some of the jarn some of the phrases. motion is relative that's where the word relati

step forward, including named albert einstein. who wrote in one of his papers that mikulski's formulation makes rather great demands on the reader, its mathematical aspects. so look, einstein, let me go out on a limb here was no dummy, but he famously did as much math as he absolutely to do. he was good at math, but was a physicist at heart. he didn't do math for the sake of doing math, and he constantly resisted people who tried to take these physics theories and, just turn them and do math for its own sake. and he was worried that that's what minkowski was doing. turns out he was wrong. and what einstein maybe his single most important feature was his ability to be wrong and then change his mind. he would very change his mind and jump on bandwagon. and he came to believe that the space time way of thinking about relativity was actually the right way to think about it. so let me tell you what that way is. the question is, is it geometry that we should be thinking about? we're thinking about relativity. if you read all the popular

in 1905 we had input from this guy, albert einstein. these days when you see a picture of albert as time it's almost easily in his later years. crumpled, the sweaters and everything, and you get the impression that's what physicists are like. this is what einstein looked like when he was driving the equations of special relativity and general relativity. his hair was calm, somebody was dressing him nicely. i don't want to say with the causal relationship was, but he was a sharp dressed young man. that's on unison. three of special relativity 1905 contrasts with the theory of general relativity. in special relatively there's no gravity, generally the tv there is. we'll get to that. einstein did he did not really invent the theory of special relativity, there are already various lines of reasoning that were, that and we put it all together once and for all. we won't go into the details of the special relativity, but you heard some of the jargon, some of the phrases. motion is relative, that's where the word relativity comes from, the spee

in 1905, we had input from this guy, albert einstein, these days, when you see a picture of einstein, it's almost always in his later years, right? he has sweaters, and everything. he's a little rumpled. you get the impression that's what this is our like. this is what einstein looked like when he was driving the equation of special relativity and general timothy. his hair was calm, someone was rising in nicely. [laughter] i don't to see what the causal relationship there is, but he was a sharp dressed young man, that's all i'm going to say. and the theory of special relativity, 1905, is contrasted with a theory of general relativity. in special relativity, there's no gravity. we will get to that. what einstein did in 1905 is he didn't really invent the theory of special relativity, there were already various lines of reasoning that were coming into it, and he really put it all together once and for all. and we aren't going to go into details about special relativity, but you've heard some of the jargon, some of the phrases. motion is relative, that's where the word relativity comes f

yes what inheritance did i ask for albert vitalyevich leave it to me.ell, this is the only memory of him was immediately bought in my name, because my husband was very seriously ill. well , that is, the guy had nothing to do with the inheritance. yes, it so happened that he left the violin with one condition, if ilya had serious and financial difficulties. i will have to sell the violin and help increase in 7 months. and as promised, the father correctly counts on help. and what are you? i told him that i have savings. enough is that it is violin, but somewhere around 20,000 dollars. let's figure it out zhenya i don’t understand who you could cross the road so seriously, i don’t know, i don’t know. what if it's expensive? he took you off the case like that. then the inspectors came on his sanction, so shurova talked to write a statement against you, he and most importantly, you began to dig fedorov's case again and he was his friend. oleg had enemies. didn't do it to anyone. no, i never saw him. he worked in a taxi. no, he was a private driver. this is

quietly, quietly, quietly albert vladimirovich galperin your colleague , are you resisting now?ingers are on brass knuckles, and galperin is not there. hello hello i saw, or rather heard in a dream, how a woman was beaten badly, she screamed , cried. yevgeny badieva was admitted from the hospital on an emergency basis with numerous beatings, including in the abdomen. let's go talk to her. forward an amazing collection of the most amazing numbers new packaging especially for course use why credit savings cards are the most profitable in the country every month a new interest-free period of 120 days begins. make purchases. give me my money back. so again and again free forever superstar of nine eight percent. apply online or allocate and get benefits. every day , our rules shine brightness at the end of the first week helps to cope with the required anxiety and related anxiety without sleepiness anxiety can and should be treated with cosmetics. cashback at legendary restaurants with premium taxis and access to business lounges didn't expect to see you again. now i have a card of t

hello, i'm anna lapwood, i'm an organist, and i'm sitting here at the organ of the royal albert hall.i spend quite a lot of time filming little videos here to try and bring this amazing instrument to as many people as possible. the 9,999 pipes shake the concert hall to its foundations and give anna lapwood a child-like thrill when playing her instrument from midnight to 6 a.m. every few weeks. what i'm trying to do is sort of to explore this instrument for myself and figure out what other people seem to respond well to anna was 15 when she fell in love with the organ, traditionally an instrument played by old men with their backs to a church congregation. but for two years now, anna's been proving it can be popular on her tiktok channel @annalapwoodorgan. her videos have up to 16 million likes. - nearly 600,000 followers have made anna the world's most famous face behind the organ. it certainly didn't hurt that musician bonobo integrated anna's sound into one of his concerts. - before that i think i was still just mostly playing like all classical music. it was the most fun i've ever

by this mathematical step forward including someone named albert einstein.ote in one of his favors it makes rather great demands in its mathematical aspects. let me go on a limb herewas good at math but he was a physicist at heart he didn't do math for the sake of doing math and he constantly resisted people who try to do physics theories and turn them into mass for its own sake. he was worried that's exactly what he was doing. turns out he was wrong. one of einstein maybe his single most important feature was his ability to be wrong and then change his mind. he would very quickly change his mind and jump on the bandwagon and he came to believe that the space time way of thinking about relativity was actually the right way to think about it. let me tell you what that way as. the question is, why is it geometry that we should be thinking about when we are thinking about relativity? if you read the popular level n, expositions of length contraction you don't hear the word geometry that much. this he essence of it is if you want to travel a certain distance in

hello, i'm anna lapwood, i'm an organist, and i'm sitting here at the organ of the royal albert hall.i spend quite a lot of time filming little videos here to try and bring this amazing instrument to as many people as possible. the 9,999 pipes shake the concert hall to its foundations and give anna lapwood a child-like thrill when playing her instrument from midnight to 6 a.m. every few weeks. what i'm trying to do is sort of to explore this instrument for myself and figure out what other people seem to respond well to anna was 15 when she fell in love with the organ, traditionally an instrument played by old men with their backs to a church congregation. but for two years now, anna's been proving it can be popular on her tiktok channel @annalapwoodorgan. her videos have up to 16 million likes. - nearly 600,000 followers have made anna the world's most famous face behind the organ. it certainly didn't hurt that musician bonobo integrated anna's sound into one of his concerts. - before that i think i was still just mostly playing like all classical music. it was the most fun i've ever

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just 2 weeks it plans to play for almost two hundred sets of medals, and the opening ceremony of albertresque and mysterious place from the first legs of the theatrical opening ceremony of the festival, its guests immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the urals at the head of the production created by ilya at the top of the production of the interweaving of classical and modern culture of heroes, saying bazhov and young performers. the international university sports festival is a competition almost 300 university teams from 36 countries in asia, africa , latin america and europe will compete for 197 sets of medals in 14 sports in two weeks . yekaterinburg was the city on the border of europe and asia, one of the largest economic scientific cultural student centers in russia , a sports village was built specifically for the competition, but in fact it is a whole small city the new dormitory, community center training grounds all the doors to the guests opened for the first time in the university sports village. today is one big holiday to set up athletes in advance for the victory. al

thank you so much joe. albert do for all your time today. while the silk industry has provided jobs for hundreds of thousands of people who work along the supply chain, the losers are the so forms were killed after weaving this. so because every cycle, roughly 3000 silkworms are killed to make a single pound of silk, they're usually boiled alive while they're still inside in order to preserve the material quality, thread length, and value. because otherwise, they would chew their way out of their cocoon when they become an adult. and rake the thread, an ethical alternative to conventional so it has a merge called i sima. so this is made by allowing so forms to complete their metamorphosis into moss before harvesting. farmers make little cuts at certain positions of like a cooling that allows so forms to hatch while maintaining the precious filaments. at the same time, the coons are collected as a residual product and boiled afterwards. the silks typically lead to 10 extra days in the process to allow the cell forms to grow and hatch plus som

opening day and the first boxing and mini-football competitions will unfold the main battles today albertsas determinant gennady logunov or on galeev ural bureau of news in moscow 10 we continue the morning broadcast. and here's what we've learned so far. on the red mask direction, the scouts captured the stronghold of the entire fortification of the opponents , discovered with the help of a drone along the coordinates, the detachment advanced, and attack aircraft and heavy bronnitsy were involved in the combat mission along the supports.

competition will last until the end of august, we will play for almost 200 sets of medals details from albertalmost graceful divers demonstrate their skills to a professional watch the most devoted fans. own coaches performs at these competitions. i have been athletes for a long time and wish you a great victory . the international festival of student sports in yekaterinburg is in full swing . university team of thirty-six countries are fighting for medals in 14 disciplines in water, boxing, football, tennis, and in each athlete feels as comfortable as possible in the first draws. i realized that everything is in order, that you can relax a little , exhale comfort, this festival has become special attention for many sports grounds in yekaterinburg, the final exams were built specifically for these competitions for the convenience of the players. some facilities are literally within walking distance. for example, they say judo is only a minute away from the tennis academy, convenient for participants national teams to cheer for each other are closely following what is happening and guests from

albert halperin for animals? they didn't share anything. it's clear.is silent home address do you know if he has a car? yes search well, for now, sign the protocol. come on, i'll accompany you. what kind of relationship did you have with your husband? just like others? forgive her. just recently i was discharged from the hospital. the doctor said to take strictly on time. and what happened? so nothing serious. sorry i'm sorry for your loss. something is wrong with this badieva, she was recently in the hospital, she was lying, finding out which one and what was good for her there. the most relevant thing in the business environment yesterday in moscow, under tragic circumstances, businessman sergey nikolaev died on mr. nikolaev, a broken barbell fell, which was the cause of death , the police suggested comments, however, our the special correspondent managed to find out that initially the case was qualified as an accident. however, later a criminal case was initiated under the article of intentional murder of the master's fortune. nikolaev is estimated

albert is the music of max's guild of liars or nagaleev the ural bureau of news tonight on our channeldes of the spassky crime detective in the episode damned cinderella, the heroes of elina askova. and karina andolenko is investigating another crime mystery, this time the starting point is the murder of a local hooligan, in whose yellow one they find two gold rings. watch at 21:20 right after the evening news. all news. you can always find it on the media platform, look in the application or on the website, and the children continue to follow the development of events. be with us.

report by albert musin attention, march!ing, but who is rudely behind, but cutting to the desired height, the competition of mowers. not so much about speed. he is about the accuracy of the aesthetics of the process of his husband, the granddaughter is a fan of her grandfather. and i, for my uncle, also evaluate the authenticity of the projectile, swaths and there is nothing to say. they are not issued here. everyone has their own race leader alexei dyubin. the mower, in the third generation , learned the old business from his grandmother, whenever you want you get, first of all, pleasure. for health, after a couple of steps, modern competitions are already demonstrative, this is a demonstration that today forms the technical basis of agricultural enterprises in the region. in the top of the patriotic and belarusian cars , which every year are becoming more technologically advanced and more comfortable, the feeling is fantastic when you sit, as if driving a foreign car, the car is very soft and obeys every movement, and the

culmination of the celebrations will be a colorful salute from the capital of the urals report by albertin the 300th anniversary of the ural capital is a holiday in which the entire difficult history of the city is closely intertwined, starting with the first factories. historian yevgeny burdenkov tells how in 1723 the project of the iset iron-making enterprise. vasily tatishchev met with sharp resistance from other industrialists, which resulted in serious accusations of alleged cruelty and incompetence, the future city was saved only investigation of peter ii's friend georg wilhelmmann. i looked at the plans. e vasilyevich tatishcheva after the third year and completely confirmed them, and he also completely rehabilitated him in the eyes of peter i, so tatishchev is a genius on the table by the founding fathers of yekaterinburg to build their decisions, here the logistical economic and industrial center became for the country, decisive at first thundered for the whole world glory to the ural metal, and in the years of the great patriotic war , volleys of the uralmash guns were already

albert: i lived through 88, 98, a weight in the pandemic.'ve been through number of different crises. i don't see capitulation yet. it is a lagging indicator. the indicator is that you have a 12 month lag on shelter being factored in to the inflation narrative dynamic. i think we are going to see capitulation and prices that are interesting in private credit and real estate credits gets very interesting from a buyer perspective later this year and into the first half of next year. lizzy: that was kayne anderson energy estate advisor ceo and managing partner albert. plenty. -- plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back. a new report says that more than one third of desks and offices around the globe are unoccupied or week. only 14% of cubicles and desks are used for five hours or more each day. however, meeting rooms for two or three people are 90% full on average. it brings me to one of our most read stories on the terminal. we all know that goldman sachs has been aggressive when it comes to demanding that it's staff from wo

thank you albert. civil war absolutely, would anyone else like to then talk. okay. thank you meredith. all very violent and like people just need to kill the publicly and like and also the infrastructure who's having classes education. systems like really know and that there was no sign of absolutely, correct, all of you. thank you. so this country has been locked in a bloody civil war for the past four years that has internally displaced one-third of its population that 7 million out of 21 million people. some four million people have been forced to cross international borders mostly to neighboring countries like jordan and lebanon. they are fleeing enormous devastation. last month the obama administration announced that it would increase the annual refugee quota over the next two years to assist with this humanitarian crisis. the annual quota which has been set at 70,000 to 80,000 for over a decade now will increase to a hundred thousand by the end of fiscal year 2017. presumably to accommodate a greater share of syrian refugees. within our immigration bureaucracy

albert einstein. he said look, i love my equation and that's beautiful and nobody will ever solve it and it's too hard to solve and how in the world can we solveth this equation? someone in the audience when he said that was carlos forth shield a german astronomer and physicist and mathematician serving in the german army at the time and it was world war i, 1917, and you had some shore leave and short shield deciding to go to the lectures of the academy during the leave and goes back to the front and his spare time says i can solve this equation and gets his solution. what hawkeyes does it mean to get a solution? equation means to get a form of the metric as a function of where you are. as a function of the coordinates in space time so so the question the short shield asked is what if i have an object like the sun and i idolize it so it's not spinning and not perfectly spear cal and -- spiracle and around is empty space and nothing is changing overtime. that's a dramatic amount of simplification and a

i want to bring in montgomery police chief darrell albert. chief albert, thank you for joining us.by what happened and the footage that has come out in this. some have gone to the extreme of caricaturizing it and creating memes. this is no laughing matter for those on the ground and who were watching this. are you hearing any what was i just described from other witnesses about racial slurs having been used? >> thank you, laura. and you know, this was a devastating incident to our community and to the nation. you know, we've been conducting interviews and reviewing tons of footage submitted to us by the public, and we've watched frame by frame to make sure that we get it right. and today we actually had that victim, that cocaptain, back in our office conducting additional interviews with him. and of course, we count on what he's saying. we believe what he's saying. what he's saying is that he does not believe it was racially motivated whatsoever. but i can tell you this. the charges that we have now being misdemeanor charges doesn't mean they will stand. if more evidence comes forw

family 1000000000 mesa is the european spokeswoman for opposition. candidates. albert on the also she says the transparency and credibility of the election is questionable, is very much concerned indeed. and the platform i cannot is 2023 has observed what is going on is not the really expression of a free and fair election when the pointing stations are not opening time. whereas the absence of pointing stations in several localities in gap on and outside of government. and since that right now, there's been an official, the corporation of the tough for, for us to north 2023. that the chosen chosen to disregard the many letters of withdrawal sent to them by the candidates who decided to, to, to push for our bell. and also, and has withdrawal from the presidential election and a bang, shooting the electoral material. the both papers of these kind of dates we can clearly question while the what are the intentions of the power in place. if it's not to create more confusion among the population, i mean is clear, is or is visible from the ever seeing ever videos, but they can find online. i

no, the long-awaited silence will be replaced by albert musin massas, identifying gennady lagunov elena oleg dubinin and elenabyak to conduct. talented youth from all over the country, including from the new russian regions , gathered at kapsel bay in crimea, where the fifth anniversary festival, tavridar, opened, young, learned musicians, artists and actors will be able to present their projects and exchange experiences on how a large creative laboratory works nashkor yan shcherbataya talent festival and art taurida art once again hosts creative youth from tula gingerbread to the beauties of nature of the far east at festival the whole palette of folk art and the geography of a vast country. we brought traditional caucasian costumes, and also brought them. the clothes of our young caucasian designers from kabardino-balkaria during the art festival, including a gastronomic product brought from vladivostok with sockeye salmon, two types of shrimp are worth a try this year tavrida is expanding its borders. now the territory of the festival has become three times larger . concerts, master

curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain co-captains doing his job. several members of the harry to came to mister pickett's defense engage in. >> what we all have seen sense all social media. >> one of those crew members swam others came running to help the co-captain. in all 13 people were detained and brought in from police interviews before being released as of tuesday. warrants have been issued for 3 men. richard roberts, alan todd and zachary shipment all facing warrants for assault in the 3rd as the crowd grew saturday, video of the brawl shows one man identified as reggie gray wielding a foldable chair. police are asking him to contact them for an interview when asked whether hate crime riot charges may be at this time based on the way the statues reading with a lot >> we are unable to present inciting a riot, all racial racially bias charges at this chief albert says more charges may be added, though, as the i