first, let's give the floor to strc don, where does he work? anna zhiteneva, hello igor today in the city of shakhty opened the first in russia called for the production of polyester stacked fiber this high-strength material is used to create modern synthetic fabrics. the enterprise built from scratch in 3 years , the volume of investments is more than five billion rubles, the production complex will be serviced by almost 400 workers, the capacity of the new plant is up to 200 tons of products per day. this will replace up to 60% of the market and reduce depending on russia from imports. thank you. anna let you go is getting ready for the broadcast, but we will use the remaining minute before the regional part to teach the state television and radio broadcasting company juicy natalia goncharova already in the studio. hello in the mountains of sochi, the collection of damascus roses for the production of natural cosmetics blooms. she collects flowers every other day for only 2 weeks to get only 1 liter of rose essential oil. it is necessary to overta

let's go back to that earlier event in palo alto. president biden talked about climate change flanked by governor newsom and congresswoman anna eshoo. let's bring in scott budman. scott, you were at that event today. so what did they talk about? tell us more. >> well, they're talking about climate change. this is a big deal for president biden. it's a big deal for california politicians. and it's a big deal for tech executives. as you said, president biden is going to do a lot of fund-raising among the tech executives and the very wealthy. climate change plays well with them, whether you're steve wesley. it plays well with politicians. it's a huge issue that's very popular here, and so it's sort of all-encompassing for president biden to do two things -- talk about the very popular climate change issue here in california. >> sure. >> and fund-raise. >> i'm looking at this video here. you see the four just walking down. it's really beautiful out there today. picturesque location for them to make this announcement. why there? >> it's funny. someone who got off the plane today and i was talking to a reporter for "the washington post." w

anna solo. irina leshchenko let me remind you that dinara smolskaya works in a team of men. but as you know, she is preparing to become a mother. somewhere the plan is corrected, but in general, i go along with the guys according to their plan. there, of course, there are fewer days off, but it suits me. i saw how other girls, being in this position , trained and from other sports i communicate with many, therefore, such an experience is also needed and also interesting, so how will i have . of course i do n't know such a hope that everything will be as you want. i actually, when you know, the story that until the last week, uh, someone was training. i thought that when it happens to me, i will uh let myself rest i will let myself miss the sport , but it's not so easy, because we still practice every day and give ourselves every day to it, so i feel that when i i would spend one day without a load e me. it’s just that in the nineteenth year i helped vladimir korolkevich and vasily mikhailovich leshchenko is already there, as if he got a little experience, so to speak, to dev

>> i didn't say i would be the fittest, but i love competition, so let's say. -- let's see. annaane at the air show, talking about a host of subjects. sustainable aviation, that is certainly one of the things they were discussing. let's take a look at some of the events happening in the week ahead. today, u.s. markets are closed, so no trading stateside. on wednesday, we will get the latest inflation print out of the u.k., really interesting to watch because it comes just before a central bank meeting. plus, a busy day on capitol hill on wednesday with fed nomination hearings taking place. finally on thursday, we get that bank of england rate decision. will it come down substantially enough from 8.7% to allow the market to work out or get rid of some of those expectations? the market currently pricing in five hikes from the bank of england. interesting in that context to tell you that we just got update from one of the bellwether companies in the u.k., and they say the trading over the last seven weeks has been materially better than has been expected. that's an interesting read

mom ensign composer arranger anna blagova anya let's continue the topic about ira dorofeeva, in the sensework together. i recently with the same anna bow, oh which we have already said, you wrote a song for her my coast, let's listen. sincerely waiting for love. we wrote this song a long time ago, i can simply say ah ira, muddied such a grandiose story, and the recording of the song took part in the presidential orchestra of the republic of belarus a. that is, it is all completely alive the whole story. it turned out, but it's so touching, and i guess that this song is exactly the same, my shore. it is planned for irina's solo concert, which will be held as part of the vitebsk slavic bazaar festival. but vitebsk summer officer, therefore, we will wait for the premiere concert. here in general, that is, we get a little bit exclusively showed. yes, we opened the secret, we will hope that irina will forgive us this? well, but still, if we are talking about expanding horizons. there is a possibility that russian stars will sing your songs, in general, i have uh, but half russians in my piggy

well, then in the ether the most important news with the state of affairs at this hour from anna eva melnyk, let's watch good evening we are from ukraine, how did the singer loboda's concert in kharkiv end, will the wagnerites dare to go to kyiv from the territory of belarus, and the terrorist attack plan has been approved, ukrainian intelligence reports that the russians have planted four or six rectors in the zs results of the day what's going on the situation has never been as serious as it is now, the money-makers mined 4 of the six power units of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the occupiers have fully developed and approved the terrorist attack plan, said the head of ukrainian intelligence, kyrylo bogdanov , the russians also mined the water reservoir, the cooler with a disaster at the nuclear power plant can and wants to stop the ukrainian offensive and freeze the front line , added budanov, it will turn into suicide for them, the commander of the joint forces, serhii naiav , reassures the ukrainians regarding the statement of the wagnerites' offensive from belarus, according to gener

including the head of the administration of the berdyansk region, zaporozhye alekseykina anna voronina together. let'slease. about the weather moscow authorities recommend closing the summer terraces of restaurants and cafes on friday due to a storm warning. thunderstorms of showers, grottoes and squalls await in the capital. let's talk about this in more detail with evgeny tishkavtsov, a leading specialist of the phobos center. evgeny greetings tell us when to expect the peak of bad weather. good afternoon, the most intense downpours with thunderstorms will rustle in the afternoon hours of friday, a thunderstorm covered places with hail, st. petersburg. around 2 p.m. , precipitation significantly worsened visibility. the rain didn't last long though petersburgers. i had to. in some places , nevsky prospekt, many residents and guests of the city preferred to wait out the bad weather in the metro thunderstorm. refreshed the atmosphere in the northern capital. but thursday managed to become the hottest day of the year at the city weather station , the thermometers rose to plus 29.2, while at the airport

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anna you are right. say hello on this, probably, you can complete it. yes, let'seryone wish you a wonderful cheerful day. well , it seems to me that she inspired us, she inspired chikina and recharged her energy directly. well, we moved a little, somehow i pulled myself up. the energy somehow increased. and even somehow not together such a cake, as they say yes, well, well. and continues to thank the beautiful anna we wish you a good day friends. well, right now, let's remember that all professions are good and beautiful and get acquainted with another representative wonderful sphere. let's get a look. my name is marina viktorovna, i worked in a machine-tool plant as a documentation technician. my morning starts at 6:00 am. i have breakfast and come to work by 7:30. i turn on the computer interval technique. we reproduce drawings and workshop equipment. and then she comes to us. my job is to reproduce the documentation technical design accompanying documentation, which are sent directly to the customer by the machine; carrying out service notes and technical notes

renovated institutions work, report by yuri kornilovich hypotensive means what you drink, let's say romeon is a pensioner, anna butkevich often comes to the local fact health is no longer that is, heart problems, therefore, practically daily consultation required. medica benefit obstetric station just a few meters from the house. we will come here before we go to the clinic, because it is nearby, because it is on site, and because a person who knows his business in an agro-town works here. zhukovshchina has been operating for over 20 years. recently here about a great renovation. updated equipment assistance in modernization was provided by the local authorities. the villagers immediately appreciated the equipment and walking distance of medical care, as well as the opportunity to get an appointment with narrow specialists. we have every tuesday. uh, hmm, when they leave, uh, specialists, and a different level of this cardiologist. this is a gynecologist. this is an endocrinologist doing an ecg blood sampling is performed. uh, if someone cannot reach them, uh, a special transport is allocated and transport del

let that happen. with your significant help and i mean that sincerely all of you here particularly anna and the house on the congress. would not let that happen. in the end we did not just protect some of the climate money. we protected every solitary one. [applause] this ain't your father's republican party. they are back at it again with another builds her repeal the same provisions. with your help we are going to stop them again. let me close with this. throughout our history we are dealing nation in the world that has come out of every crisis we have entered stronger then we went into it. we are doing it again in the climate crisis. when i think of climate i think of jobs. i think of innovation. when i think of climate i think of turning peril into progress. that is what i am so optimistic about the future. i really am. just after member who we are. we are the united states of america for god sakes. there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. that is what all of you here have been doing and are going to continue to do. god bless you will and may god protect our troops. let's go get t

let's return to anna's scenario with it , the following guarantees apply until 500.000 rub. there is voluntary insurance under the osago plus policy. two million from large branded taxi aggregators, but in the case of ordinary bombers or taxi companies that do not work through well-known applications, no additional payments. there is simply no more, even osago insurance is not issued by everyone. so everything in our country is from one and a half million to 2 million. but this is not a calculated figure. it is very approximate, while there are only 360,000 official licenses, only 200,000 have an osago policy for taxis, that is, part carriers does not at all guarantee insurance payments in case of an accident to remove from the market all those who work in the dark . where will the taxi companies bring all the taxis, uh, dispatch companies, there and so on, that is, everyone will be counted without a license to go on the line. it just won't work, according to nikita, a black usa driver with ten. with their experience, this will have a positive effect on reducing accidents, y

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let's bring in anna herrera. are big financial firms subbing up and filing right now, what do they know? anna: they move quickly. what happened is probably that they saw that they can make a lot of money. maybe they thought now is the right time. they have seen the fcc step in. there is more room for regulated players. these are big regulated firms. they know the game. tom: it is interesting also with coinbase and the scrutiny there. black rock is a major player in terms of assets, one of the largest if not the largest. what else are you looking for, is there an expectation that could be sustained? anna: it is hard to tell with crypto. why couldn't -- we could see another spike if another big firm steps and. maybe they see blackrock in and they get confidence. you could have another enforcement action and it could crash. it is fun. tom: anna irrera our senior editor of crypto. thank you. a summit to build support in the global lending architecture. the leader of saudi arabia, you can see. stay with us. this is bl

and your name is like anna alexandra, i'm not quieter nonsense, well done. let's get acquainted.ice. are you far away? its places heavy and you mean easy? before goodbye, nissan look more, don't cry. goodbye. some hands do not flicker on anything. so where do you hide it during the day? lord, again i'm talking about this nonsense , some kind of nonsense climbs into my head behind the wardrobe with a mirror, i will need to take 50 rubles for the table again twenty. even claudia will take it. lord, what is this about? i think. well, sit down, at least you will remember my mother. she was business. not a single blade of grass was wasted. 8 versts and i don't care that's right , my mother told me that the people are here. i say i don't care about someone else. i'll go. and then guys without me the lessons will not be done. already ate, little girls. i beg you. can you get a bucket? and then we have in the whole hostel not at 11.:00, please come in. what else anya and my name is larik allow me to bring you these buckets. take you half the path climb. but i personally live on the secon

let's get to bloomberg economics -- bloomberg economist anna wong. she joins us in washington dc what is your view on the fed from here? for the most part, we expect a pause at this meeting but will they have to continue to hike as the federal government money continues to be spent in municipalities across the country? anna: as you said, everybody expects the fed to skip today but the question is, will they be pausing indefinitely? our view is i think the economic data between now and july will push towards a direction where they will have to pause in july and wait until september to make a decision on whether to hike. the reason is because there are a couple risks on horizon. one is that refilling the treasury general account held at the fed. in the process where the treasure is issuing our responsible drain some reserves out of the banking system in a way that has a bigger magnitude than the monthly $95 billion in qe. that is a risk on horizon and could tighten liquidity conditions in the next couple months. other than that, you see softness and ec

that weight is not the main indicator , you need to trust the body mass index, is it so, let's ask our guests annaksandrovna hello hello what is the body mass index, how is it calculated and how to deal with racks in general these calculations to date. body mass index - this is the most objective. uh, indicative of determining his weight yet called indie sketly after er, the belgian statistician adolphe kitley, who developed a formula to define it, and he can indirectly show. the consequence of a person’s weight is your height and thereby determine whether body weight is overweight, insufficient or normal, in order to calculate the body mass index, you need to divide your weight in kilograms by your height in meters squared and the figure obtained after division will be the body mass index of age and gender. uh, this generally indicative body mass index depends, it’s generally an indicator that e allows you to assess preliminary health risks, yes, the classification of the world health organization related to weight, if the body mass index is less than 18.5, then this indicates the presence of ins

let's hello. my name is anna egayan. i write poetry myself and enjoy reading poetry by other authors.l now read some works written with women, these lines have become songs and you will surely know them. you know, you just have to name the author of the questions from anna and his jan for 800. the music of the romance was written by david tukhmanov vain words vignette false essence vain words are easy to say. vain words don't blame him vain words, i'm soon marina tsvetaeva gennady do not mind opera no, i do not mind, the winners of these competitions traditionally pour champagne on each other during the prelude from the opera carmen bullfight. no bullfighting, this is the wrong answer, of course we are talking about. about formula-1. history in pictures over 600 in the 1770s, the swiss painter jean-hubert depicted this philosopher and educator playing chess now a painting in the hermitage collection martin luther no philosopher and educator what do i call all the information? i understand that switzerland but this picture shows voltaire bultaire playing chess with his father adam 800

let's live like this, anyway. anna samokhina accepted the offer to move from st.leafing through an italian magazine, she liked the very italian bathroom. well in as a result, we decided to make a personal one for you. here's what happened. here is a bath just longer. but although i love the bath. on alexandra's legs, press the button of samokhina, your mother could be a grandmother twice. no, she didn’t at all. for some reason, she would have been surprised, she thought that even my aunt said that sasha would not have children, probably, i had no precedents. and it seemed strange to her that, uh, i never got pregnant by the age of 26, not even once . hmm, she even changed somewhere at all, go get checked. and as soon as she was gone. i got pregnant six months later. let's get to know your kids. we will be guests. hello hello, nice to meet you. eva do you know who your grandmother is? yes, the actress looks. you look like a grandmother, somehow you think a little more than like a grandmother, wan come to my arms. i 'll show you brilliant bracelets, go sit while you

well, yes, well, let's get acquainted. anna mikhailovna very nice.y name is igor petrovich it is very pleasant that my son chose a woman for himself perfectly, that yes, no , it's great that you clearly and quickly formulate your problem. what do i like about your son's wife? she's a monster to everyone, she's a monster. it just doesn't know what to cling to anymore. and how many times have i told you, rent an apartment with andrey and live separately. kill a friend friend so tried to shoot. you know that alice came out of this. she just called the cards for 5 minutes, then it didn’t jam her back, then the lock stuck, then the medicine is urgently needed. you're just really scared of them at night. it's normal to have to go home three times a day , to at least spend money on gasoline. so when alice got married, i thought, well, since my mother died so early. so i will be my mother-in-law, as i love my own mother. i thought that i would love her like my own daughter, that she would be meek, tender, modest, that she would do the housework will love my

at the same time, let's move on to anna germok first.report on kpi at all, but last year, but i’ll remind you now, because china, which the minister of finance established for himself, was actually the best, at least according to the internet. he said that his task is to make the optimist about this room become bigger in a year. here are the faces. i see that there are more of them, therefore, we will assume that everything has been completed. she next year. what task i already spoke. so e prokidyvali that optimist it became more, because the pessimist left yes, and now, probably, it is worth going and questions about issuing a passport for visas, there and so on to improve work, as well, because there are not enough chips for passports. you mean it, it's all business, nothing else, we have a lot of electronics. eh? in our people can, who can be picked up, here uh, so uh, then, uh, china to make the pessimist come back. this is cool, actually. uh, apparently, the treasury will be specially appointed. yes no really.

master everything e, a and e, war and peace, too, at least part of it is not anna karenina, even though she is a foreigner. lett least uh, the description of napoleon and kutuzov may be better understood by russia, but for a schoolchild it is the same. well, here i am, although i came up with the ending, and you took it and destroyed it. just thought we 'll be cams. and i'll tell you. honestly, i'm a foreigner. i'm just taking the course. e reference to the russian culture of identity and you understand that you will not master anything. i generally have a short course of 8 years of lectures there, so i ask read the boy in christ well, how can it not only be to get closer to dostoevsky, that's everything, well, such is the story. thank you very much. today we gathered our thoughts about tolstoy and dostoevsky tatyana kosatkina ivanovich and saulovya. vladimir left yes see you again.

let me remind you that anna lazareva was in direct contact with us in the city of rubezhnaya; this is lpr that is restoring the infrastructure and residential buildings that suffered due to shelling . specialists from tatarstan also help local public utilities. in addition, the legends were delivered 60 this humanitarian cargo is food and building materials. igor mikhailov will tell you all the details a convoy with humanitarian cargo from tatarstan has arrived in the front-line city of rubizhnoye by trucks passing burnt-out houses and shelled neighborhoods in a 14,000-strong settlement regularly subjected to artillery strikes by the afu to the position of opponents only 30 km hitting civilians with khaya mars missiles in the last once two shells hit the residential sector at once, the second third fourth floor. a shell hit and everything collapsed. and you are good oh, if i had not left, it would only be a significant part of the city in need of repair. many prefabricated houses stand without roofs and windows, local public utilities are restoring the broken infrastructure , but ther

let's return to anna's scenario with him, the following guarantees are valid up to 500,000 rubles.nder the osago plus policy, there is voluntary insurance up to 2 million from large ones. taxi aggregators, but in the case of ordinary bombers or taxi companies that do not work through well-known applications, no additional payments. there is simply no more, even osago insurance is issued by far not all taxis in our country from one and a half million to 2 million. but this is not a calculated figure. it is very approximate, while there are only 360,000 official licenses, only 200,000 have an osago policy for taxis , that is, some carriers do not at all guarantee insurance payments in case of an accident to remove everyone who works in the dark from the market. the main task of the new taxi law, which enters into by september of this year, almost everything is being transferred to the state state information systems , three electronic registers are being created. where will all the taxis of taxi companies be brought, uh dispatching companies, there and so on, that is, everyone will b

let's go live to anna coren in hong kong. >> reporter: as you say the premier sounding optimistic about the country economy announcing that china's economic growth was projected to be around 5%. this is as the economy is struggling to make the post covid recovery that markets were anticipating after it reopened at the end of last year. as you remember if virtually cut itself off from the rest of the world for almost three years with its harsh covid policies. and he says growth in the second quarter of this year will be higher than the first and china will roll out more effective policies to open markets. let's take a listen. >> translator: for the whole year we're expected to achieve the target of about 5% economic growth set at the beginning of this year. recently some international organizations and institutions have also raised their forecast for china's economic growth this year. showing their confidence in china's development prospects. >> reporter: but not everyone is showing confidence. there is a long list of major banks and credit rating agencies that have cut fofo and just yes

let's use the example of anna kievsky why did kiev become the center? the city of boats, that is, we flocked in the course, some boats, some caravans from denmark. it was a very convenient transshipment center, but kiev did not matter without the suzdal land that was already actively populated by rostov. where did the wealth come from and, of course, the novgorod land, novgorod was a key city, and this is especially clearly seen in the reign, just the same yaroslav the wise then no one divided it into ukraine although the word ukraine, by the way, appears in the xii century for the first time and some meant the outskirts. that is, these were the border lands of 3 cities during the reign of the rurikovichs - they played kiev and chernihiv. eh, such a meaning in the narrow understanding of russia from the time, and anna yaroslavna from the time of yaroslav the wise e. this uh, the name extends to all the lands under russia. they understood that all this uh large territory that extended. here are the carpathian mountains e to about the volga e, and from th

welcomes you, who would you think, all the same people, marian malenkova, and anna filore and to international news, please, let'snel. let's go to argentina. buenos aires hosted a cooking competition osago attention you don't know what kind of dish it is? i 'll tell you. this is a fried meat dish, it is very popular in all countries of latin america and in argentina, especially for its preparation in every family. grill ingredients available. dishes - this meat is homemade kidney sausage or black pudding , you can also add chicken, lamb, llama, or calf meat to it, the dish is prepared at the rate of half a kilogram of meat per person. this is how the siege is served with bread, salad with a little sauce and red wine. everything we love. yes, cooks it only in the open air, dozens of chefs from all over the country fought the jury, and consisting of professional chefs and restaurateurs evaluated not only the taste of meat, but also the cooking technique, this time you became the winner a 32-year-old chef who works in one of the restaurants in the farmosa state. and i think, well, not very useful. yes, there is brea

let's try to play valery kozlov anna rudneva and natalya shchelkovo starred in a cameo role in one of the series, playing members of the pipette group. and in what group did they actually perform, if i'm not mistaken, it's, well, in tune, how did you call it pipettes? well , then it could be ranetki ranetki is right in the bank 2.000 take away or play. let's move the move, make money come to the account of zhanna millerov in the game anatoly wasserman , the vocalist of this group, batyrkhan shukenov, was originally her saxophonist among the hits of the group unlyubimaya i fly away. night girlfriend name not they will guess better the question, because i really don’t remember. jean i think you know perfectly well the answer to this question group a-studio a-studio, that's right 1.000 in the bank is another question. let's try to play sergei surovenko. he became famous under the pseudonym sergei immoralov, and the name of the group is one of the leaders that he was in high morale cannot be called. name the group. this group of about the same our time appeared a little earlier. this is f

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.

anna popularizes ukrainian cuisine in her book called let's be 224 pages with the interpretation of theipes that were prepared in her family in snyurivka, mykolaiv region , became a discovery for american gormans in the midst of the war, of course, where could i get the recipes, that's all. our mother and grandmother have such a culinary feature is that recipes are very rarely written down in ukraine and that they are passed down orally from mother, er, to her daughter, here i personally ran after my mother and stood behind her, writing down because i say, mother, how much flour do you put in the dough, she says yes, there are glasses and how many in that, every glass is different here, the quintessence of ukrainian cuisine, appetizers, herring, soups, green borscht, main dishes, duck with apples, among desserts, and honeydew and cheese cake, as well as twists and even tinctures , some very cool dishes that people love and directly ask me to cook them donuts uh, i have an italian cook friend who loves my donuts and the second dish is my mom's tomatoes, which are simply marinated tomatoe

doesn't mean the fed is done the markets are pricing in a 53% chance of a hike in july let's talk more about anna cretron. >> good to see you >> i'm looking at the numbers here the dow in a two-wee the nasdaq doing the best with the seven-week win streak. >> markets are expecting a pause, but expecting two times the rate cuts by the fed this year i.e., going back to a dovish market environment which stocks love that is what markets are pricing in we certainly see risk there. >> you see a risk in the fact we may not get a pause or cuts this year i think investors trying to read the tea leaves offvfleaves the cpi coming out on the first day of the meeting >> frank, that's scary we're curious about what the cpi print is in the same week the fed needs to make its decision the fact it is data dependent, rate is a bigger risk over what is the long term plan. you are forced to zoom out to situations if you zoom out the first level, you see it all hinges on the job market the strength of the job market with wage inflation strong which kept services inflation strong until you get signals that is under con

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

let's speak now to dr anna matveeva, a senior research fellow at the king's college london.u make about what we have seen the last 2a hours and about where ukrainian forces are actually pushing?— ukrainian forces are actually pushing, i think that is probably a military secret, but what we have seen so far, three things, one is that genuinely there is a form of war. each side is to some extent, wrong. there has been some kind of military action, but whether they demand to full offensive, it is probably not. the other thing which we see is suddenly information warfare, which has intensified on both sides, directed at supporters, and also to the adversary base, so we see it as a collation of x. that is also something which is expected in the predawn of military action. and what we see are kind of probing operations from the ukrainian side. yuriy sak has rightly stressed that these counteroffensive is not like all troops move at the single beat of a drum. they are trying to probe russian defences, see where there is only weak spot and then if they find something like this, then

let's go to cnn's anna stewart again at buckingham palace.running late, it seems. >> reporter: possibly. i don't think king charles likes to be late. we did see a car that looked like it might have had a sovereign escort to it arriving at buckingham palace. it's possible he has arrived there. hopefully all of this will be getting underway soon. this is a ceremony that dates back hundreds of years. it is the official birthday parade for a british monarch. something we've had every single year for her majesty the queen elizabeth ii, the late queen. yesterday was beautiful and today is a special one because it is king charles' first. we'll be seeing him on horseback for inspecting of the troops and the procession which should take off very shortly. we're looking at the gates. you can see soldiers in position. everyone you see right here on the picture is from a household division. you can see members of the blues and royals on the cavalry, the horses. you can see foot guards lining the gate. and right now we can see two soldiers approaching buck

anna's family as far as i know? and we believe she has been living with her brother all this time. no, i'm not lying to you. the fact is that mikhail is a dangerous recidivist yes, let'sat's how you write me your whole story. details of how you met anna and mikhail and everything you know about them. i'm not rushing you. all the best. well, now we're on our way. oh, it won't come from my son for bringing you here. rum hello. listen, i'm glad you're in the city. what in vain, lord, what danger begins? listen, roma , instead of being happy with me. again , you begin to teach life, you know, there are enough teachers without you. anyway, don't call me again. who is this? yes, bore alone, but understandable. by courier my friend actually offered for a long time. i turned up my nose, thought with my talent as a courier. it's even funny now. right there, please stop, where are you? bye-bye. thank you very much. well, with god, be smart. thanks, bye. okay, rum, you just don't panic where your girlfriend lives. all right, go there and find out. call me back like dad. it's clear. come on, i'm waiting for a call. returned to the city yes, a good story, the son of the opera frie

ukrainians will liberate our land, the minister of foreign affairs of germany, anna lena berbuk, says that this war must end, let'sit fairly german foreign minister at the same time we are most interested in the fact that the russian war of aggression finally ends justly only one person can put an end to this war this is the russian president and one country has the greatest influence on russia this is china that is why i am also campaigning during this trip for that china, as a permanent member of the un security council, would defend world peace and help do everything to ensure that the brutal russian war of aggression was finally brought to justice completion until china intervened with andriy and did not say his important and weighty word, spoiler chinese spoilers are still spreading these so-called peace agreements because there will be a visit of seven leaders of african countries to kyiv and moscow with a peace plan, we know that mirny there is a plan in brazil, a peace plan, the vatican envoy to it must be in moscow, he was already in kyiv at the same time, practically all the peace plans that have been an

anna palmer. she's an msnbc analyst. let's talk politics.nse of the former president, blasting the doj. but in the senate t republican leaders at least so far have stayed mostly silent. walk us through what you make of that dynamic. >> it's something we see over and over again, right? the house republicans are those loyal allies to the former president. they continue to carry water for him on a variety of different issues. in the senate as you say, this is a lot about politics here and the senate republicans want to regain their majority. they feel like they shout of have won this last cycle and they're poised to do it this cycle, and so they're very wary of coming to -- many of them to come to the strong defense of former president donald trump and this plays out over and over on a variety of issues, but that talking point you heard by desantis about republicans facing a different standard of law versus democrats is something we've also started to hear echo on capitol hill as well. >> yeah, certainly that talking point and the one that's, q

[applause] >> accepting the award, kyung lah and anna maja rappard. >> let me set this down.hank you so much. it is an honor to receive the cronkite award. i want to think usc annenberg school of journalism and norman near center for recognizing our work. over two years of reporting, crisscrossing the country, we did not expect to be here. it is a little weird to be accepting this democracy award when neither kyung or i were born in the u.s. i'm a native of germany, born one year before the wall in west germany came crashing down. kyungh is a native of seoul south korea because they were trapped in north korea. an entire section of her family's history unwritten. democracy is not theoretical. it shapes our world, history, and our families. and often, the ones we rely on to defend it are just ordinary people, the most ordinary among us. it took the form of a pistol packing grandmother and city clerk in detroit who rented us a room to use so we can watch doug mastriano's so-called secret rally. ordinary americans fighting lies and disinformation. and armed vigilantes and ballot

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

let's go quickly. this means that sergei novikov poisoned anna maksimova with champagne with a lethal dose of poison, uhere. bring sergei some glass i and why i'm like a maid, i won't then you will accuse me of something. i know that my battery is dying. that's how we'll be until the evening. exactly what is needed. how do you know the killer used those two glasses? nothing, but you found bags of fertilizer prints in your garage. she had uncuff him, and your brother knew you were going to poison anna. no, i didn't, i couldn't leave my brother in such despair. he could do something to you. business wife in a serious condition, he asked for help from anna and she could help him. she said no. solve his problems. put on the handcuffs. film vanechki now such age. do you have any children? in general, sometimes you need a solid one. yushchiysya it we pass pass. i think they need witnesses. well, well , this door, too, to hell with cowards, there is a person in the company to make it cheaper, come on, and now the dressing room, which means i do as i want. this is how you can lay a wall, but i don’t understand