bergman: thank you, mr. speaker. as a veteran and member of both armed services and veterans' affairs committees, assisting those in uniform as they transition from military service into civilian life and v.a. care is one of my top priorities. too often we see veterans get lost in the cracks of bureaucracy that fails to receive -- and they fail to receive the health care they deserve through the v.a. or facing unfair penalties while attempting to navigate life after their military service. while we have made tremendous strides to improve veteran access to health care through the v.a. community care program, significant coverage gaps remain and more improvements must be made by congress. under current law, a veteran must have received health services at a v.a. facility within the past two years to be approved for retroactive coverage for emergency treatment through the community care program. this ignores the reality that it often takes more than a month for veterans to complete their first appointment at a v.a. facil

based on bergman's play, scene and married life only these spouses sort things out against the backdropika. starring. the muse of the director yulia vysotskaya is not a single empty seat sold out within these walls unchanged. for 100 years, the theater of my advice for me is one of the most convinced theater in its aesthetic principles. these principles were formulated by the first artistic director sergei prokofiev, who founded the theater in 1923, and then developed by a student of stanislavsky and vakhtangov, yevgeny zavadsky , here the artist is the owner, the scenes are intelligent and multifaceted, and such great individuals, like any orlova faina ranevskaya rostislavl vera maretskaya uh-huh i would dream of being an actress, well, the play storm, a thousand spectators came only to see a short episode with ranevskaya, but obviously want to become the main figure of the play failing georgievna if necessary for business, i can play worse this scene from the serial film ranevskaya, which will soon be seen by the audience of channel one, is only the beginning of the legendary confront

i guess maybe dana walden or alan bergman.o streaming you got to give them, that's where they're -- cheryl: maybe what is iger doing now restructuring streaming and he has to. streaming is a disaster. hit to earnings from streaming was brutal. >> you think they demote streaming as a strategy? cheryl: i think they will put it in place but, yes, i cover earnings, cover the reports, the parks division is a big moneymaker the covid aside, a huge moneymaker for disney. i see that. >> if you are gameplanning this who do you think is number one on the list? cheryl: i will go with dana walden because it is international womens day. i don't know. somebody that obviously knows disney's culture. somebody understands that creative types. i say that because of -- >> she was a fox person. went there as part of the fox deal. >> one of the things that happened, previous ceo, blanking on his name, bob chapek. he didn't do well with the creative forces. that is where bob iger came back. i understand your vision for movies and television. >> sup

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in a message on the groups telegram channel. bergman. she, if you're getting pre, goshen said rushes front lines could collapse if his forces didn't soon receive the ammunition promised by moscow last month. and we can now speak to marina marana defense analyst at kings college, london to 90, joins us from alley country, in spain. marina, good to see you again. the russians claim they have in circles back. what ukrainian officials, they, that's just propaganda. so how close is russia really to capturing, baffled? well, and thank you for having me again, it's quite a difficult situation. i was agreeing horses and indeed we're seeing conflicting reports from both sides, but from the ukranian sides and were as some interviews with those who have been around been moved and they did to report as the situation for the ukrainian armed forces is very dire. so i think that is a rush of the having an upper hand right now. and of course, this is old. you do what the wagner is doing. and precisely what he's doing is throwing a lot of manpower becaus

so let's talk, colonel sends bergman ahead of germany's armed forces reserve his organization. firstly, dis, jeremy, have enough reservists. no, we have a little bit more than 30 thousands who are doing the duty every year. so $30000.00 is much, much, much. and how much is, how many does do you need 1st, normally we have to talk about the active soldiers or something like $180000.00. and we're not climbing up to a little bit more than 2000. that's our target. i fear we're going down, and so normally the reserve is 3 times more than the active part. so we are far, far away from that. our target is 100060000 in the territorial defense and 30000 still doing the duty in all parts. the military and so has that mindset that you were you talk about has that applied itself yet to to numbers? is there an active policy of trying to recruit? no, no, no. i think what we should really discuss is, what do we need in a really honest, if we want to really have deterrence. and that's what we doing is we want to have the resilience. that's why we need reserve, but we're not just doing it to have the res

go i would not use the word muscle but to your bergman is edward for a description of this relationship. because if you look just from a china turn economic my from the russian market, china and rubbing their shares left by restaurant companies from the russian markets in russia. it's under 14 best producing lesson in the center of the country alone. one of them are chinese and chinese companies dominating 75 percent. the russians, smart from self saw the westerns giving up on russia in chinese, if they can this shares for them. and in terms of russian economy, which is extremely important for put in for, to keep the domestic stability, strong, unique, stable economy. she throws units, china, and chinese enlistment in china's money. that in a, if that in me a put in is, is so upset about the us and the west encroaching on russia. why would he allow russia to become a junior partner, subservient to this massive, massive power on his, on his, and to his, at his east, the methods from, from moscow to the western ward victim? perfectly survive without your money, without your investment, wi

the news live from bergman. b u. s. releases video of the black sea drawn incident. pentagon says this, put, it shows a russian 5 digit coming very close to an unmanned american run. that light crashed on choose to kremlin denies involvement here from a military analyst in just a month or so on. the showed french president amendment called is a special constitutional palace to push through a controversial pension reform. the unpopular move has spot wide spread protests in re split. boss is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu defends propose judicial reforms in his country that yahoo is in berlin for talks with german chancellor. olaf schultz is ready later prized israel strong partnership with germany. also on the show. the next paper president is johnny infant tina again, controversial incumbent begins another term after running for the top job on a punch. ah, i think i'll walk into the program. the u. s. defense department has just released footage that it says shows a brush and aircraft in the intercepting

dean bergman at honeybee robotics. honeybee robotics is developing cutting edge tools to help nasa find and extract water on the moon or mars. - oh. nice. - [dean] why don't we go look at some cool things. - alright. - [dean] we are developing these technologies to be able to create a sustainable civilization off of our planet. water is the most precious resource in space. just because we can use it for so much and the more we can collect, the more ability we'd have to really live off world and on other planets. - [narrator] in 2009, nasa confirmed the presence of water on t moon inhe form of ice. some estimate more than a hundred million tons might be found under the surface at the moon's south pole. not only will future ace faring pioneers, need this water to drink and grow food. (water drips) this essential liquid has another potential important use in space. by splitting water to hydrogen and oxygen, both of these molecules can be used as propellant for spacecrafts. - [dean] water can also be used as rocket el. so

bergman invents the saturator.he thief, with the help of which it became easier and faster to saturate water with gases, so the soda ceased to be a piece goods in 1783, the inventor from geneva, jacob swede, improved the trotter. and this allowed the production of soda on an industrial scale. by the way, it was then that the term soda appeared to reduce the cost of its soda. the swede added simple, baking soda to it. the first carbonated water was considered medicinal and sold only in pharmacies. this changed in 1833 when citric acid was first added to soda and sugar, the new drink was perceived as refreshing, it was called lemonade and sent to the store shelf. today we have hundreds of brands and types of soda with and without sugar , low calorie, high caffeine , and flavors ranging from celery and ice cucumber to corn. and even bacons say you should not get carried away with soda, but i'm sure the heat. in summer, she saved you from thirst more than once, which means that her creator is worthy of gratitude. this

ben bergman, thank you for being with us this morning. thank you. >> happy to do it. >> right now, people in california are bracing for another round of severe weather, and more than 18 million people are under flood alerts, and excessive rainfall expected to come through the already rain-soaked state. >> cnn meteorologist chad myers is tracking the storm as he does, and if it is not raining, it is snowing, and if it is not snowing, it is raining. tell us about the west coast right now. >> and rain on snow, and that means that the rain is melting the snow and causing more runoff and here we go again. another big sigh, and look at the mass of coverage that is about to come on shore. yes, there are showers, but this is not what we are talking about. we are talk about the rain coming in over the weekend, and it is over a foot. this is liquid, and rain that came down, and now more rain is coming down, and the reservoirs are filling up, and this is the good news. groundwater is going to take a long time. and that is lake oroville. and we have

darren bergman from south africa. >> jews can have 1000 possible newsworthy and -- events a day. for social media, many people can cancel it for everyone. i can't stress how grateful our delegation is for a forum like this. i don't know whether to be disappointed, embarrassed or ashamed that we didn't have parliamentarians here. in south africa, my colleague has mentioned, that we are continuously have a pardon. already as a board member, of bp you are, which is a committee which -- something very close to this. you have my assurance that i'm a soldier in this fight. think you very much. >> thank you. >> hicklin from south africa. >> we are gathered here as legislators, as concerned citizens, as jews, as human beings to boldly say never again and mean it. my grandchildren are fortunate, they know their cousins, their uncles, their on spirit i never had that privilege. with very few exceptions. my mother and her brother escaped from poland with her parents. when my mother was five and her brother was too. --two. the rest were wiped out in warsaw and hitler's concentration camps. m

now the united kingdom's interior ministries in rwanda to discuss a migration dale swan, the bergman will meet with rondon president polk army. britain agreed to and tens of thousands of migrants to wonder as part of a $146000000.00 deal last year. but no flights have taken off as opponents challenged the policy in the courts. now the initiative is a major part of britons plans to detain and to port asylum seekers arriving in small boats from across the english channel. right, lisa confronted angry protested for a 2nd day in paris. they were violent demonstrations on friday, outside parliament against pension forms. on thursday, the government bypass parliament to push through a plan to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, the sasha butler is in paris with more a number of french ministers have been trying to defend the pension reform. and the way it was forced through by decree bypassing parliament, they said it was an action that was necessary because they say that this reform is essential if france is able to sustain it's a pension system in the future. nevertheless, that is c

so the bergman will meet the rwandan president polk regarding britain agreed to send tens of thousands of migrants to wonder as part of a $146000000.00 deal last year. but no flights have taken off as dependence challenge the policy in the british courts. initiative is the major part of britain's plans to detain and deport asylum seekers arriving in small boats from across the english channel. took a pressure at the time odor. one says that he'll now support finland's bed to join nato. the nonsense came after his meeting with the finish president in ankara. road one said that the turkish parliament will begin ratifying hell, think he's dead. the swedish foreign minister says anker's decision to only give the green light to finland is regrettable to kia, had previously blocked both england and sweden spits citing security concerns and investigation by scientists in india. and europe has revealed novel chemistry behind the hayes that covers new delhi each winter. the findings were published in the journal nature calling baker has more every year polluted air in india's capital city, betw

play hamlet is ostrovsky's dowry, uh, in connection with the 200th anniversary of ostrovsky, and now bergman more works. we hope it will be the bremen town musicians. e for children for parents, cheerful major bright. uh, such a crazy joke story. and plus we also have our director yuri ivanovich also started ostrovsky's pension late love and at the end of the season we are already starting. to pushkin the queen of spades in the coming years in the theater of the moscow city council plan to continue to surprise the audience with non-standard performances, but also performances of the classical form. there will also be a repertoire for different ages and tastes. one morning on ntv, i am sergey mayorov hello, almost the entire musical community is called the author of the metropolitan well, opera, that in new york the main stage of the world to perform together is so called and financially profitable and very honorable . glory that is not a portrait, then a legend or a star a quarter of these walls. our outstanding soloists, the only handwritten portrait fyodor chaliapin's photo gallery the uni

bergman: this will reverse the assault on american energy. democrats' punitive policies have limited supply and unrelenting inflation. folks back home in michigan are yearning for legislation. h.r. 1 will streamline permitting and opening up new markets to exports to natural gas and repeal billions in green new deal giveaways and protect the land we live on, the water we drink and the air we breathe. the provision continuing the longstanding ban on drilling in our great lakes. as the representative for the district with the longest shoreline and three of the five great lakes, i will fight and defend our great lakes for future generations. i live in the middle of copper country and as this board shows, we need to control for our future the precious metals for what we do. i yield back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time and am prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i am prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. grijalva: i thank

became a legend his talent and unique style were admired by the classics of world cinema, antonioni, bergmanower of influence on the viewer, is like an encrypted message to unravel, which the director can endlessly raise. e eternal themes when he expresses his opinion. why are we on earth, he understood that to me the crowns of the universe is a documentary work an attempt to understand what has formed the unique cinematic language of tarkovsky and at the same time reflections on the inner world of a person who is trying to understand the undercurrents of his soul and come to vera once. i had a dream that i died was somehow very similar to the truth. andrey arsenievich, everything is told, i told about his divine soul. this is the key to tarkovsky himself. i bring out the song of the soul tarkovsky, what is his idea of ​​the whole life the sacrifice of the offering from him through all the films of the sacrifice. substitute your hero and the film itself is knocked out of many modern trends. this thoughtful story of tarkovsky about himself, rare interviews, frames from cult films and unique r