let's bring in anna _ to rig the elections at all. bring in anna foster _ to rig the elections at all. let's bring in anna foster is - to rig the elections at all. let's bring in anna foster is in - to rig the elections at all. let's bring in anna foster is in a - to rig the elections at all. let's bring in anna foster is in a downer, one of the areas so badly hit by the earthquakes and you were there at the time, we remember your reports so clearly —— in adana. so many economic difficulties turkey is facing at the moment as i mentioned, and last year inflation went above 80% so talk me through what was on people's mind as they were casting their votes in terms of how president erdogan dealt with the earthquakes initially, and the response was criticised, and perhaps whether the economy itself was the most important thing on people's mind when they were voting. exactly those issues — mind when they were voting. exactly those issues that _ mind when they were voting. exactly those issues that you _ mind when they were voting. exactly th

anna foster, live in istanbul. thanks. thank you. now let's - that. anna foster, live in istanbul. et's turn| that. anna foster, live in istanbul. l thanks. thank you. now let's turn to important story here in the uk. the biggest police force in the uk — london's metropolitan police — says it will stop attending mental health incidents later this year in a bid to free—up officers and resources. officers currently respond to several hundred calls of this nature each month, but will now only attend where there's perceived to be an "immediate threat to life". our home affairs editor mark easton has more. it's actually been a very long concern of senior officers going right back to the age of austerity. i remember people were asking, you know, what are the police for? that means that they're being asked to to take on a lot of the responsibilities that had previously some of the work suggest that the work going across the country in mental health is the equivalent capacity that could deal with 500,000 victims of domestic violence. the suggestion that officers will refuse to attend many c

good morning anna let's immediately designate the age of young traffic inspectors as the maximum - what is it? well, maybe someone looks like he wants to join. to begin with, every student who wants to become a young traffic inspector can become, uh, starting from 10 years old and this year we have increased the transitional age earlier. it was 15 years old. in the current year. this has been done for 17 years. this is so that the children do not get lost, so that they can somehow orientate themselves in a career. to law enforcement agencies and so that they can get a driver's license without losing their skills and knowledge. this is an important bonus to the word yes, that's exactly what such a decision was made. well, i would like to note that, of course, these are very enthusiastic children who are not indifferent to road safety; their main task is not only their own knowledge. but first of all, it is to teach safety, first of all, by personal example. tell your peers as well as toddlers and these kids. believe me, they will not stand aside and make comments by adults, well, the rep

anna let's start with you, because you have been working in this field for a long time. lot of brands through yourself and you can give us some statistics now. unfortunately , due to the fact that in europe this story is already for a long time. for centuries, fashion has been going on in russia - this is more or less such a new round of development, yes, and our designers. they are just starting, but at the same time they are watching how everything turned out very difficult there. yes, always see how cool everything is there. and here to create to overcome great brands, yes, which already have colossal budgets on the market yes, for promotion is unrealistic. and so, when our take up this business is love, but visually. what is the difference between russian fashion and russian fashion for you? well, she's probably too different, i can't say that she has something common for now. i think it forms zhen when you started, whether you were guided by some kind of russian market to the specifics of the russian consumer, because as far as i know you, after all, the education o

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clean up and visit her, despite the fact that anna does not remember her mother at all at her mother's grave. it happens every year we have already. let'se monument , fresh flowers lie at any time of the year. monument fence did, brother, sergey stood before the old fence, and sergey put up a new one every year. my brother misha and i are cleaning up, what needs to be touched up, what needs to be faked, we can make any lamb died when anna was only 5 years old from that time , she doesn’t remember anything, she only knows her mother from the stories of alexander ershov’s neighbor in the village of novosyolka, lives in the early seventies in her youth . they lived with love, as the believers went to the village fools together, they took the children to the same kindergarten, they were. the children were so well-fed, so pleasant. here we even have photos somewhere here. so i wouldn’t say anything bad, my mother still looked after them. they were full, shod and dressed . anna's mother remembers well, and this is a neighbor , nadezhda, smorkalova. and love barashkov were not friends. they just lived in the houses opposite and often saw each

anna lazareva, let me remind you, she works in kazan and now cultural news and the capital of tatarstanan bow to the ark with the relics of st. george the victorious today in the cathedral of the kazan icon of the mother of god and others in the temple are headed by the patriarch kirill from moscow of all russia, he arrived in tatarstan the day before, in a direct connection with the studio our correspondent elmira ismagilova elmira welcome what is known about the program of the visit of the patriarch good afternoon alexander , the ark with a particle of the power of st. george the victorious arrived in kazan today this is a great event for orthodox residents, tatarstan george the victorious depicted on the coat of arms of the russian federation, it is a symbol of victory. the symbol of our spirit on sunday the clergy and parishioners of the russian orthodox church will pray a servicemen of the russian army in the cathedral of the kazan icon of the mother of god, a divine liturgy will be held, which will be led by the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill, with his blessing , all-ru

let me buy a ticket. what do you like more about cinema theater? concert andryusha son son, and you? still dating annaabout this. right why climb into someone else's life? are there few good women in the world? here is valya for example. you look at her sonul she is a very good woman. i think she's so smart. i want to wait for grandchildren. you see what. mom mom mom in the meantime, i'll take photocopies of your documents. fine? thank you. look what i brought you. remember this person dear to us and the address where he lives well. you've always been busy lately. you are avoiding me. and i knew that this was going smoothly. you do not i realized we are forever. we will scatter for a while, we will continue cooperation. i don't want to be used. what do you want? i didn't understand. you don't have enough money, do you? you impose. do you have any questions? yes , that's it, i like it. so, we are recording shamans sergey petrovich songs from the bottom of our hearts andrey malakhov's evening show today at 18:00 on the russia cinema channel on weekends. i offer you good money at 12:45 on the russia chan

so don't miss it, i especially liked the youth disco, will anna valerievna let us go there?s is a question. yes yes. what age that yes, lie lie? yes, good, but right now we invite you to go straight to nostalgia, namely in the days of the ussr and remember. what are the habits of the soviet people. now we think it's very strange. alexander pushkin back in the 19th century somehow dropped paper, habit over us with donations for the happiness of us soviet people. i would argue, because his habits were dictated by other reasons, and the question of happiness from them is debatable, however, exactly. now we cannot recall without a smile about some of the manners of soviet people in everyday life, moreover, because many, as keepers of time, still carry some of them into modern life, the first thing that comes to us is the attitude to packages. i think that almost everyone now has a locker at home, where there is a bag in bags, and this one polyethylene habit. there are deeper origins than just guardian ecology. before the fall of the iron curtain, the feelings of the soviet peopl

start with— baker and anna mikhailova. let's start with you, - baker and anna mikhailova. :e and i right. hide interior. and i sbeubb— right. hide interior. and i should tell— right. hide interior. and i should tell you— right. hide interior. and i should tell you if- right. :e and i should tell you if you're interested— should tell you if you're interested in— should tell you if you're interested in in biblical mabbens— interested in in biblical matters that- interested in in biblical matters that my car is the first car mentioned— matters that my car is the first car mentioned in— matters that my car is the first car mentioned in the bible. do you— car mentioned in the bible. do yeu knew— car mentioned in the bible. do you know that?— car mentioned in the bible. do you know that? and joseph ruth in you know that? and joseph ruth bn bbe — you know that? and joseph ruth bn bbe besen— you know that? and joseph ruth in the desert in— you know that? and joseph ruth in the desert in his triumph . a in the desert in his triumph. a veny— in the desert in his triumph. a veny geeb.

we will let you go. anna. live and istanbul. o much for coming on the programme. it is thank you so much for coming on the programme-— programme. it is so awful so many --eole programme. it is so awful so many people have _ programme. it is so awful so many people have been _ programme. it is so awful so many people have been tied _ programme. it is so awful so many people have been tied up - programme. it is so awful so many people have been tied up after- programme. it is so awful so many people have been tied up after the| people have been tied up after the problems over the last 48 hours involving over 200 british airways flights being cancelled because of the it problems and now the problems are coming back into the uk. they began last night. i was getting reports from people at heathrow complaining of a long wait. i thought maybe it was just a question of them not having switched on enough but it seems to be a lot worse than that. the home office is not saying very much but we do know that all the key airports, they are not

tom— anna, thank you for that. let's tom to— anna, thank you for that. from hull is results. the latest in from hull te tnot— results. the latest in from hull is that labour— results. the latest in from hull is that labour are— results. the latest in from hull is that labour are on 25 and the lib is that labour are on 25 and the ttt teme— is that labour are on 25 and the ttt teme on— is that labour are on 25 and the lib dems on 32.— is that labour are on 25 and the lib dems on 32. significant tetoee— lib dems on 32. significant because labour— lib dems on 32. significant because labour had been looking to tote— because labour had been looking to tote tnte— because labour had been looking to take this council. _ because labour had been looking to take this council. they nowen-t— to take this council. they haven't managed to do it where tnew— haven't managed to do it where tnew towe— haven't managed to do it where they have managed to do however, is they have managed to do however, te stote— they have managed to do however, te stote on— they have managed to

anna let's- solve crime. police crime. yeah. anna let's go- solve crime. police crime. yeah.oy the ability for the enemy to communicate and you also destroy the ability for the enemy to use their spy networks. the downside, obviously, is that you have all this debris that's flying around space that gets drawn into our own stratosphere and what happens next? what really bothered me, though, was the fact that the us are going to contend on behalf of the western world, whereas china, russia and india have got their own space capability. i'm worried for united kingdom if there is a space war going on and we're going to be knocking out satellites , we need to be out satellites, we need to be doing our own. we can't be relying on anybody. otherwise we really are stuck to the coattails of our big brother, the united states. so i was interested in the article is worth a read and finally, brigadier jesse moorhouse says brigadierjesse moorhouse says this will become a norm to warfare . this so trust me, this warfare. this so trust me, this is not a future thing. it's happening and will

you can let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastyka shared tips on mastering the skill of stilting, the main of which is the following try to get used to the fact that you do not need to bend your knees to walk a step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and not forward .

let's. additional works anna orlova natalya belykh maria velezhnikova alexandra ignatova nina kovaleva sleeps well , wet clothes mikhalych do you really live, have you seen them, ivan ivanovich, what are they, what are they ordinary? lord, how is the sea there? they seem to be inconspicuous, but they will lead you to the skete. you saw these i want. settlers are prohibited. what is marmalade? thank god, although there are fish, no one survived without anyone. an unfamiliar boat is to me. today we only take children or make conversations? forehead is cold? that's it. she didn't take me to the temple. you know how beautiful candles burn in the church. children sing like angels. and the faces on the icons are bright. tell me, marus, could people with such faces have bad thoughts. about the war, for example. each of the heroes of the project chose their own path and achieved their first great success. here you need to have such a potential for performance huge, that not everyone is absolutely given it. when you talk to him about music and what do we do? i see how he is, how straight he is, he und

good morning after this oleg alexandrovich good morning is glory i about anna andreevna and the paid department let's possible? i listen to you. my name is ksenia agatova. i am the daughter of anna agatova the other day i was with him in the hospital. how can i help? i know who did this to my mom. dmitry verov i hope you understand who we are talking about from where? this is not an assumption. he talked to her the day before, there are photographs, there are witnesses, and the next day they obviously met, and how did it all end, you know? but they raped her for a day, and why can’t you pick up the recordings from the cameras cctv in the end? ka is ready to interrogate witnesses recorded from a video camera. this is the process of working on a case. but it's not. statement she's just afraid for me. can i do it, what do you need for this you need to be aggrieved. only she can write a statement about rape. is there a registration in nizhny novgorod in moscow? no. this is problem. agatova ksenia viktorovna is not your federal russian father. lord, what are you doing here? maybe you are aware? where is h

anna will let you go getting ready for the broadcast for the remaining minute before the regional partl be used in order to turn on the state television and radio broadcasting company volgograd elvin mordanov is already in the studio. hello, igor, in volgograd, the light of the great victory lit up the monument motherland will score, despite the cold snap and rain , hundreds of spectators have already been able to watch the light show over mamayev kurgan. many of them specially came to the hero city on the third day of victory on the legendary land of stalingrad, the sky was lit up with bright lights by fireworks installation , the light of the great victory this year can also be seen on the central embankment thanks to modern technologies, and the fate of a river tank that sank in the volga during the battle of stalingrad lived. we wish all colleagues a good broadcast, but the residents of moscow and the moscow region can see in a few seconds. the parade on red square tomorrow will be shown for the first time on screens in ground transport . sergei sobyanin wrote about this in his tel

they'll interject at times, but not overly so, a little humor to point this out as well. >> anna, before we letf you guys go, what do you make of mccarthy taking biden head on when we talk about the fact that, oh, he hasn't talked to me in some 80 days to talk about the debt ceiling. if he's not talking to benjamin netanyahu, then netanyahu is in good company, sort of the fight over the israeli prime minister. >> my colleague jake sherman is on the ground with mccarthy. i think this is part of the effort for him to try to gain the upper hand in the negotiations to seem like he's not a crazy partisan who isn't able to do it there, doesn't want to get to the table. kevin mccarthy other and over again has been saying he wants to negotiate. i think he's trying to make this administration and democrats look like they're the ones that are not actually making the effort to solve and make a plan forward on the debt ceiling. we'll have to see if that is working. toe to toe mccarthy wants not only for his external relations, but also internal relations. you have to remember he has a tenuous small majorit

anna again. thank you. well, let's celebrate victory day on may 8. ukraine will now join the rest of europe in kyiv. several european leaders are planning to come to kyiv to demonstrate unity with ukraine . in europe itself today, modest events were held in france, according to tradition, a small military parade was held , the president laid flowers at the grave of the unknown soldier in paris, gave a speech in in poland, hundreds of people with flowers came to the eternal flame, and the ministry of foreign affairs of great britain wrote on twitter what they think about ukrainian friends who are fighting against tyranny today. so , the senior researcher of the national museum of the history of ukraine in the second world war , roman kabachi, joins us on the air i congratulate you , well, first of all, the story is quite well-known, but how did it happen that europe and the countries of the former soviet union began to celebrate victory day differently, and is there historical logic? it is in today's decision, congratulations, that's right, in fact, t

finally, the fact that anna artamonova is waiting for her release for a long time is the same girl who sang. yes, this is the soundtrack of your film, and the voice of your film, let'sunfolded. to say that the girls and i walked along this road at the same time as the beginning of the war, but did not intersect. and when olesya connected us. i want to say that this is such a force, in general, boys are always waiting for girls. they accept men well with guitars and other instruments. but when they see girls, i don't know what's happening to them, and there are three girls. three sisters. and it's such a powerful force. and this fragile heroine sitting there in the studio. she tortured us with her girls. we must, we must, and of course, here i say, we warmed up the soul. and it's an unforgettable trip. we got burned here when we still understood, now when we are still going, i realized that when i go home, it feels like i’m going to my own, you can say, even to my family, to my relatives and that’s all guys for us. yes, they are girls. they are accepted as really relatives, like brothers, like friends, as if you never get the feeling that this is a new person for you

let's call anna. how is mom?ll me i understand that the baby is in her arms, yes, and they make a difficult diagnosis, how they reacted, what the doctors said, the doctors said right away that they would not live long. it must be put in a special institution. where will they look at such patients. uh-huh, i understand that all my life. work in the hospital, home work hospital home there was a period when she wanted to have her leg taken away, she agreed to have her leg removed, and i called the clinic, elizarova, they wrote us down, but when they found out the disease, they refused us correctly, they really use the ilizarov apparatus , and so on miracles they did, and you have something with a bone there, it's just to understand how we were then told that everything was destroyed on the floor, bones are cartilage, well , not completely, and where there are no fractures , there is cartilage like that, but what fractures in general fractures, at the age of 11 she went out into the street slipped and broke the highe

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you can let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastyka shared tips on mastering the skill of stilting which is the following try to get used to the fact that you don’t need to walk you need to bend your knees step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and not forward in bad. you dance, stilts can really interfere. and rise and stay so needed well. at least i got up, don't learn to walk on stilts on my own. in this matter , the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that by the complexity of comprehending the hadul skill. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will always be able to do it always in the berezovsky region. come to the center, agroeco support entrepreneurship, very many locals. in this local business community , sisters lyudmila and svetlana golovko have opened their own business. girls, i am very pleased to meet you and can not wait to hear about your initiative, bedbug to the father of the world. well, we are engaged in my girls making tailoring noise and 100% sick unnatural. and also along the way. we do emb

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let the girls maria rudman and anna mastyka share their tips on mastering the hadul skill, the main of which is the following: try to get used to the fact that you don’t need to bend your knees to walk, step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and not forward, warm a bad dancer, stilts can really interfere. well, maybe you are on the left and more comfortable. so, well, that's good. at least i got up don't learn to walk on stilts on your own. in this matter, the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that it is due to the complexity of comprehending stilted craftsmanship. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will be able to do it always. traveling around the berezovsky region, be sure to stop by the agro-eco-entrepreneurship support center, many local residents. in this local business community, a bright example of sisters lyudmila and svetlana golovko opened their business. i am very pleased to meet you and i can't wait to hear about your initiative bedbug to the father of the world. well, we are engaged in the manufact

anna may begged ike to let her sing. eventually, she joined him on stage. anna may was a hit.n ike had a falling out with a band vocalist a few months later, he asked anna may to step into the recording booth. the result, 1960 hit "fool in love" which hit number 2 on the r and b charts. ♪ i should be ashamed ♪ >> it also marked the transformation from anna may bullock to tina turner, a songwriter came up with without consulting anna may. "mountain high" did not get much attention in the u.s., but charted in the u.k., and now considered a classic. the single was produced by phil spector, who called her singing hurricane alto. by 1969, ike and tina had albums and 16 singles to their credit. 1971, rendition of "proud mary." ♪ proud mary keep on burning ♪ >> the single topped the charts, earning them a grammy and pushing them to super stardom. from movies to mega stages all over the world, performing was always easy for turner, but life was not. she later told reporters that ike beat her, saying i didn't fear him killing me when i left because i was already dead. after ike beat he

anna. well, let's go straight to the stage. what is a fund?g, and the fund is the defenders of the fatherland. this is a state fund, which was created by decree of the president of russia and is intended primarily to provide targeted personal assistance to veterans of a special military operation. with those who return, and after serving in a peaceful life and the families of the dead soldiers, providing housing, medical assistance, accompaniment at all in the first place. well, just collect money and distribute further. well, firstly, this structure is being created . for the first time, this is an absolutely new body, which, uh , is the governing body of systemic assistance systemic assistance to veterans, and it consists not only of payments, but of state or these or other preferences. this is a very broad assistance system, which also affects medical care, for example, drugs that are not included in the feeder of the federal rehabilitation list. psychological support legal consultations is the provision of modern prostheses, and technical

let's talk about this with anna lazareva, she good afternoon, and so what papers are in the spotlightu can earn alexander hello, today it is rosneft, the final dividend yield on the company's shares over the past year could be 10%. rosneft decided which part of the profit will be shared with its shareholders, the board of directors of the company recommended at the annual general meeting to decide on the payment of final dividends for 2022 in the amount of 17 rubles. 97 kop. rosneft has already paid an interim dividend of 20 rubles per share from its first-half profit. 39 kopecks per share. this is more than 2016 billion rubles. rosneft pays dividends twice a year and allocates 50% of net profit for payments. fso in the second half of last year, the company earned 381 billion rubles. that is, the final dividends of rosneft for 22 may reach 190.5 billion, and in total for the entire year , shareholders can receive more than 46.5 billion rubles. this indicates the ability of rosneft to work in terrible conditions. here, uh. i have always been struck by this ability to want there, how th

let's turn to them now. anna voronina joins the broadcast. she is from pushkinskaya square. hello.t is going on with you at these very minutes? yes, of course, it’s interesting here whether a part has arrived or is already there, at least. e armored vehicles, for which especially going mostly to people who look. yes, yes, dmitry, you are absolutely right, part of the armored vehicles have already passed , moreover, at the moment they have already opened traffic along the boulevard ring towards the arbat , it is partially only open, but they specially gathered here on pushkinskaya square to look at the passage of vehicles first. of course , they saw the legendary t-34 tanks, which were passing on special trawls, so that later , closer to red square, uh, to go down and go on their own. this is the main tank of the soviet army since 1944. and i'll remind you that many here have gathered specifically for him , sacrificing their morning sleep and breakfast. let's listen. the smell of the engine running is a little different, therefore, sounds yes sounds, that is, this, well, that is, co

let me just first start by thanking anna dun and my budget team who worked tierls leech [applause] >> can the budget team stand up? >> we sent them through a lot thank you for your work, patience and thank you to our controller ben rosenfield, for all of your work. y appreciate the board of supervisors joining us especially the budget chair connie chan who worked tirelessly with us. to get us to this point thank you very much, supervisorism seat imfamous harvey rose joining us today. so, harvey for the love of god don't eliminate my position. but thank you to the department heads to community members to people who represent the city, far and wide. you know, this was a very, very difficult budget for us. because as you know. we have been forced to make really challenging changes to our budget. for the past several year when is i was on the board of supervisors, we did not see a deficit at all. we were fortunate and in this case, we were able to cut a 780 million dollars, two year budget deficit while still making the investment that we know are important to the people san francisco. th

anna, thank you for that. let's re— anna, thank you for that. eh— trusted labour to have the right policies on immigration. you eemehe— policies on immigration. you eemeee hher— policies on immigration. you compare that people compare that to what people rheeehr— compare that to what people rheeehr er— compare that to what people thought of the— compare that to what people thought of the conservatives, whrh — thought of the conservatives, whrh emw— thought of the conservatives, with only - saying - thought of the conservatives, with only saying the same . with only 29% saying the same. of with only 29% saying the same. or eeerse— with only 29% saying the same. or hh— with only 29% saying the same. of course, in prime— with only 29% saying the same. of course, in prime minister's eeesrhehs— of course, in prime minister's questions yesterday, we get of course, in prime minister's q bittions yesterday, we get of course, in prime minister's q bit ofns yesterday, we get of course, in prime minister's q bit of a yesterday, we get of course, in prime m

let's bring in anna and jatin to it down. i thought you were in a place where the u.s.u are on the same page. you regulate the tool rather than the underlying technology. where have we gone wrong? >> we were kind of on the same place. the last meeting came up with a roadmap the agreed on the u.s.-based approach, focusing on the use of the technology, rather than the development of the technology. ai use for critical levels of infrastructure would be related to critical use for -- higher use. chatgpt showed us generative ai products, sitting that is not high-risk, can be come very important when it is used by hundreds of people per month from everything from helping with homework to morning various purposes. that is what policymakers are grappling with. how to treat generative ai products and classify the risk of those. caroline: at the moments, does it even matter if the u.s., for example, since the administration is divided -- to me, it seems the eu will be the first to react. >> that is why this is important because u.s. companies will have to comply they want to oper

let's go girls. maria rudman and anna mastyka shared their tips.mastering the stilted skill, the main one of which is the following, try to get used to the fact that for walking you do not need to bend your knees, a step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and will not go ahead of a bad dancer, stilts can really interfere. and rise and stay so needed well. at least i became don't learn to walk on stilts on your own. in this matter, the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that in terms of complexity, the comprehension of hadul mastery. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will always be able to do it always in the berezovsky region. stop by the center, supporting agro-eco entrepreneurship, a lot of local residents. in this local business community , sisters lyudmila and svetlana golovko have opened their business . girls, i am very pleased to meet you and can not wait to learn about your bedbug initiative father light. well, we are engaged in making noise tailoring for my girls, an

anna andreevna wake up. down there the police are saying something about viktor alekseevich and what happened? they say it's an arrest warrant, i couldn't letcrimes investigator vileev andrey petrovich tell me where your husband is now, probably he is not at work. he appeared at the final court hearing. there were others. we have a warrant. you will have to ride with me. either you come with me now, or i'll come back with another warrant. we 'll go, give us 10 minutes. the court ruled to recognize citizen agatov viktor alekseevich guilty of committing a crime provided for in article 285, part four, paragraph one of the criminal code of the russian federation, large-scale embezzlement of budgetary funds and article 291 paragraph , second, giving a bribe to an official in a significant amount and sentence him to imprisonment for a term of 10 years with confiscation of property. let me get straight to the point. do you know where your husband is now? when did you last see him? do you know financial fraud? so you don't know what you did? well, i know that his company is engaged in construction, mainly industrial. perhaps you know something to h

let her see the child. although she is a repeat legal mom lawyer. annaroman zaitsev hello roman, how long have you been representing anna's interests for about a month, her psychologist vitalina turned to me do you think that her case can be won hmm yes, i'm sure that it is not hopelessly chances of winning, there really is you also think that anna is slandered. yes, i am sure of this, and at what stage of the case is hmm the civil case is at the stage of its transfer to the appeal instance to the regional court of the volgograd region, and the criminal case has been referred to the court under article 156 of the criminal code. this is not the execution of government duties of a sentence in a criminal case. not yet, but, however , the materials of this criminal case are used as evidence in a civil case deprivation of russian rights, which is now threatening, and not a crime of average gravity usually, and real i of freedom are not assigned to them in practice. well, it's most likely. hmm , in case it's a conviction, it'll most likely be, uh, maybe hard l

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tom: that was the commerzbank chief financial officer speaking to anna edwards and mark cudmore earlier. let'sk at the focus for the corporate movers. commerzbank is in the mix, currently down despite the bank coming with a beat in terms of earnings. currently down 5.4%. they expect net income increased of 700 billion euros. a bit of selling pressure coming through for the german lender. siemens, positive stories in terms of the order book and the demand picture as supply chains start to ease. currently gaining almost 2%. they have raised the outlook for the second time this year and they now see revenue growth between 9% to 11%. lseg down 4.4 percent after selling the stock at a price discount to yesterday's close. francine, you are also looking at ubs. francine: this was bank has an estimated accounting windfall when the deal closes, and it is gearing up for a $35 billion gain as a result of this emergency takeover of credit suisse. some of it below what we were expecting initially because of the windfall, but it also bought credit suisse at a massive discount. for the moment, we understand

. >> trace: let's bring in anna paulina luna. she says she will vote no on the bill. it's great to have you on. i know you're a no. speaker mccarthy says he can do it without you and the rest of the nos. do you have a plan b or is this no just stating your case? >> i think the no is stating our case. i think it's really -- it's not just 20 of us. it's not just the ones that brokered the speaker's negotiation. i have to respectfully agree with my colleague. i'm telling you, if you're on social security in the next ten years, on the path we're on, social security will be insolvent. it's 4 trillion in additional spending and we could have done better and should have done better. my question is, when you have the biden administration championing this as a win for america and you can see the ira, the inflation reduction act subsidies are crashing the american people, they're happy but you're getting the short end of the stick. >> by our count, we have 47 nos. seven democrats, 40 republicans. the "wall street journal" says the following. a major difference between the two p

let's get more on auto earnings. we are joined now by anna-marie baisden from fitch solutions.kswagen, bmw, what are you watching for tomorrow? they have not been cutting in the same way. anna-marie: exactly. we have heard about tesla sparking this price war, but companies have been approaching this in different ways. while tesla has been making price cuts and others are following, vw, bmw, renault, which we have heard about previously have stayed strongly to a value over volume pricing strategy. they are sticking to that for the moment. the question is how much longer they can do that if we see the supply/demand balance shift through the rest of the year. certainly, as christoph was saying, we expect the more premium brands like bmw and ferrari to stick to that pricing strategy. guy: these are big, global brands, have exposure to the united states, europe, china. how different are those regions when it comes to that supply/demand balance? anna-marie: we are seeing differences. for example, we have seen more price cuts in the u.s. than we have in europe. i think demand is still

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vladlena let's go , i can assume that this is a screenwriter. anna directs the director.hat's right, the presenter can be the leader, of ​​course, you can arrange which sound engineer. here, alena tunes that sound maybe, you can, maybe extras are good, well, your task is to help the captain, you have katerina. there is an option from i really like the sound director from the screenwriter. it seems to me a more understandable sound engineer for everyone. well, suddenly feel the intuition. let's sound director. artists are those who invent scenery, make paints, props, furniture. these are all artists. well, there are also makeup artists and so on. this is a lot of professions on the sixth line, the most recent and perhaps the most unnecessary profession of the first six - this is the leader. thank you for this game. it was the first round of a simple single game on the air, one hundred to one and we are waiting for the war game. yut helps me drops from the body from the five symptoms of varicose veins effectiveness. do not build yourself it is not clear that he watched you

let's hear now from anna taylor, executive director of the food foundation.morning to you, anna. good morninu. good morning to you, anna. good morning- what — good morning to you, anna. good morning. what is _ good morning to you, anna. good morning. what is the _ good morning to you, anna. good morning. what is the situation - morning. what is the situation like when _ morning. what is the situation like when it — morning. what is the situation like when it comes _ morning. what is the situation like when it comes to - morning. what is the situation like when it comes to food - like when it comes to food production in the uk? because for viewers, we get a snapshot, we see these headlines about shortages, but what is the overall picture if we put it in context?— context? well, i think the situation _ context? well, i think the situation in _ context? well, i think the situation in terms - context? well, i think the situation in terms of - situation in terms of production, i think perhaps it is a good idea to focus on fruit and vegetables, fish because fruit a

tom: that was credit agricole's deputy ceo jerome speaking to anna edwards and mark cudmore earlier. let's back michael metcalfe of street street global markets -- state street global markets. worry overly pessimistic about the numbers coming through for corporate europe and the resilience particularly around emergency? mike: i think you have to remember at the start we thought there was a recession in europe guaranteed into not think earnings factored that in. what we have learned from the macro data and earnings data in q1 is that actually yes the recession might do becoming, but it looks to be quite mild so far. maybe even the recession is not guaranteed. the earnings story that we are getting in the beats we are getting are reinforcing that. tom: are you re-rating views on earnings in his reporters as a result of the numbers have come through? mike: i think there is a bit of tension between quite pessimistic investor sentiment and probably slightly better fundamental news that is coming in. it's certainly a balance and is making us a little bit less defensive. tom: are european banks o

don’t master everything, uh, and uh, war and peace, too, at least part is not anna karenina, even if she is a foreigner, let, the description of napoleon and kutuzov may be better understood by russia, but for a schoolchild the same. well, here i am, although i came up with the ending, and we took it and destroyed it. just thought, we 'll be on the fists, and i'll tell you, honestly, the only thing i'm foreigners. i'm just taking the course. e reference to russian culture identity and understand that nothing will master. i have a short course of 8 years there, so i ask you to read the boy at christ's tree. well, how can it not only be possible to get closer to dostoevsky, that's everything. well, here's the story. thank you very much. today we gathered our thoughts about tolstoy and dostoevsky tatyana alexandra kasatkina ivan andreevich and saulov and vladimir and goyda. see you again. hello, my name is natalya ryabchikova, i am a film historian. and today we have a podcast called giant 125, it is dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the birth of the wonderful soviet world director theorist teacher sergei

let's bring in congressman anna smith. author of the new book "lost in pain."s out may 30th. on china, what is the price of admission to getting back to these normal relations as china is wanting? >> china should return phone calls and be willing to meet with us. secretary of defense is trying to meet with his chinese counterpart for months. they refuse to do that. i think china is taking a very aggressive approach. they feel like they're the rising power and they can bully their way through the world, which is why it is important that we build partnerships and alliances to have a deterrence to that and we insist on dialogue with china and insist on a discussion. i don't disagree we ought to be able to get along with china and the world and based on what the rules are and at a minimum having conversations. they refuse to have arms control discussions. they're sure they can push their way through. >> bill: it is a necessary relationship. >> absolutely. we are each other's largest trading partners, two largest economies and militaries in the world. there is no wo

let's cross live to our middle east corrrespondent, anna foster, whojoins us from outside the governingarters in the turkish city of adana. such a crucial election, turnout expected to be very high so i presume the counting will go on for a few hours yet? it presume the counting will go on for a few hours yet?— presume the counting will go on for a few hours yet? it is, we have seen rueues a few hours yet? it is, we have seen queues outside _ a few hours yet? it is, we have seen queues outside polling _ a few hours yet? it is, we have seen queues outside polling stations - a few hours yet? it is, we have seen queues outside polling stations here in the south of turkey today and thatis in the south of turkey today and that is a picture that has been repeated across the country and for the last few hours, the votes have been counted in those individual polling stations and they are being brought together, registered into the computer, and we are still waiting. we always thought it would be an incredibly close race and it appears to be that. here at the headquarters of the ak party in adan

anna evans dean. it's good to have you with us. you cranes, president, let them hear. zalinski is at the g 7 summit in japan, lobbying world leaders from for support to find back against russian is the furthest he's been from ukraine since the war began. so lansky held a one on one meeting with us president joe biden recently authorized allies to lend fighter jets to ukraine in cranial liter has also match with the indian prime minister and to render moody in hopes of altering that nations neutral stance on russia's invasion. as a short time ago, i asked our chief international editor richard walker in her row. she might, if let them use the landscape, had been successful and winning over a more allies at the g 7 summit. yeah, well it is too early to say that mariana, for that really was striking, particularly the meeting said semanski had with the renter of body within a few hours of his touching down here with the rush mountains half a day. and the, one of the words that said moody had present, that'd sky, so at the beginning of their meeting, you know, th

navigate; on many berths, online scoreboards have appeared that will not let them miss the right rice about all the new products. annawas in moscow it started to rain for the captains. it is a good sign that the ship mikhail bulgakov departs from the northern river station on a seven-day trip . modern cruise ships are a whole hotel on the water with its own concert hall , restaurants and cozy cabins. you have your own exit on the floor. yes, that's how it is a rich entertainment program awaits passengers on board ; only in kostroma there will be six or seven excursions to choose from; you can visit the cheese exchange. you can visit the ipatiev monastery, you can feel the utterance of the mood, and then i don't remember or at the beginning. at the end he turns on a slav. i love. the solemn ceremony of the start of navigation took place over the weekend at the northern river station and for the first time in 20 years at the southern one, which opened after a long reconstruction, we were very much looking forward to its opening, we watched from the other side coast, how is it built? how it is being restored on the grou

let's go girls maria rudn university and anna mastykova shared their tips.g the skill of stilting, the main one of which is the following, try to get used to the fact that for walking you do not need to bend your knees, a step on stilts is performed by raising one leg up not to the side and will not go ahead of a bad dancer, really stilts can interfere. it has become and rise and remains so needed well. at least i stopped learning to walk on stilts on my own. in this matter, the safety net of the master is important. and they also say that it is due to the complexity of comprehending stilted craftsmanship. kind of like learning to ride a bike. but if you learn, you will be able to do it always. traveling around the berezovsky region is a must. stop by the agro-eco entrepreneurship support center, a lot of local residents. in this local business community, a bright example of sister lyudmila and svetlana golovko girls, i am very pleased to meet you and can’t wait to learn about your initiative bedbug from obsuse, well, we are engaged in my girls making sewing