perfumed air and pleasurable caress of her silk lunch arrived central park residents the envy of the city on this day the view of the park was clear as the afternoon promised to, be invigorating. her uniform cabby waited atop the wax black carriage all was sunny yet cool the breeze from the southwest. her home was decorated. an egyptian palace befitting her cleopatra persona. customs service were her solitary companions. her mirror would reflect sad. four years earlier, she moved to this palatial, four storied mansion, bought for her by john. our plot. although andrew greene's was her neighbor his, family never saw the woman of mystery having lost her heritage attempt to straight that. she would wear a wig and a large veiled hat. she had come a long way from. being a middle class -- girl. alias betsy davis turned tenderloin prostitute over the last 15 years, john plotted, giving her 700,000. again, multiply that by 30. but properties and taught her how to a savvy businesswoman no amount of pearls or fur could light their skin or reshape her. she became the first black woman millionair

carnage in gaza bernie sanders, the senator from vermont, joins me, then one of the exonerated central park 5, yusef salaam tells me about his extraordinary journey from prisoner to elected new york city council member, having been run over about a spike wheels of justice >> i >> was i thought that that was the end of my life, plus, i believe she's like she's my glute and i believe she's alive. >> the story that grip the world ten years since boko haram kidnapped almost 300 nigerian school girls some have still to return >> and the >> art of the possible 26 years since brokering peace in northern irend. a ok bk at my engine with the leader behind this historic peace deal everywhe would prefer to work together and be at war. >> also, this hour, staying positive despite the dread aguing the planet america' f climate corresent, bill, we're, 's so of a double-edged coin. you got to ho sort of fear d hope in your hd at the same time welcome to the program, everyone, i'm christiana, i'm on poor in new york this week it is an uneasy time here in the united states as the fate of the country. and in

i think what they need in central park though, quite frankly, is more camera as.n a reluctance through the year, and i've been around a long time, of putting cameras in the park because it was an invasion of privacy. but i think now one of the ways you address it is having a lot more visibility on the park, the park itself. maria: yeah. >> you know, it is a big area, as you know, and very difficult9 for police to cover. the staffing in the precinct that covers central park is low as it is in all precincts. so i think technology may be one of the answers here. maria: all right. we will leave it there. ray kelly are, or it's always a pleasure to see you. thanks so much for weighing in. we appreciate it. >> god to be with you -- good to be with you, maria. maria: quick break with, and then the u.s. urging hamas to accept israel's ceasefire deal as iran celebrates pro-palestinian protests breaking out on american college campuses. we have reaction when we come right back with. you're watching account mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ after last month's mass

now, near central park it's already nearby , it's necessary, it's interesting, i'm interested inse now people who, for example, wrote to us when we were talking about the fact that arestovych is an aferestovych, that he is a person who invents nonsense, a person who actually harms ukraine, and harmed those people whom he soothed and smoothed over, said, that... in two or three weeks everything will be over, and we were told: my god, how unscrupulous these presenters are, that they talk about arestovych like that. i wonder now what these people are, how they feel, how they feel about the fact that arestovych simply carried out all that he said, that i will eat lobsters, and you will rot there in ukraine. now he is in the united states of america, no one can understand how he got there, and no one tells us, despite the fact that there were official inquiries from journalists, how he ended up in the united states... oksana korchynska, a front-line volunteer to we are joining you, ms. oksana, we are glad to see you, yes, good morning, glory to ukraine, glory. ms. oksana, today we ask

new yorkers gathering in central park. and the shadow of the eclipse moving over the surface of the earth. tonight, the solar eclipse as it passed over norse america and much of the u.s., millions of americans sharing in the moment. across this country today, tens of millions of americans coming together, looking up, witnessing that breathtaking spectacle in the sky. a rare total solar eclipse. in small towns and big cities, the sky suddenly going dark. as the moon passed between the sun and the earth, casting that shadow, plunging communities into darkness. from mexico to maine, the eclipse traveling across 15 states. more than 31 million americans in the path of totality. our matt rivers was the first to witness the eclipse in mexico. the beginning of its 4,000-mile journey across north america. >> you can hear it, david, you can hear it, linsey. everybody's very excited, let me just look up here myself, there's just a few seconds left. there it is. complete totality here in -- wow. i've never seen anything like this bef

it's based on the real story of two penguins in the central park zoo who create a family and raise a chick together. both of these penguins were male. and so a florida school district banned the book because of their state's don't say gay law. and now i'm going to read a bit of the text because i think it shows so much. here we go. children and their parents aren't the only families at the zoo. the animals make families of their own. there are red panda bear families with mothers and fathers and furry cubs. there are monkey dads and monkey moms raising noisy monkey babies. there are toad families and cotton tomorrow tamarind families too. there are penguin families. every year at the very same time the girl pen republicans start noticing the girl penguins start noising the boys. when the right girl and right boy find each other they become a couple. two penguins in the penguin house were different. there was one named roy and the other named silo, both boys but they did everything together. they bowed to each other, they walked together, they sang to each other. they swam together. t

and went to jail accused of raping and assaulting a white woman in central park.ought about that because donald trump, who has also been a national action network convention, by the way, had taken out ads when those young men were on trial. saying bring back our police. call for the death penalty for those young men. and it was found that they were not involved, he still refused to back off. he's going down center street tomorrow to hear opening arguments and in the same buildings that we march for those young men and ended up being right about their innocence. i'll be watching the trial tomorrow. we'll be right back. i've been practicing. what the cello? you want me to lower the hoop? foul! what? you going to tell on me again? foul yah? foul bro! here take a free shot go ahead knock yourself out. your about to get served. seriously? get allstate, save money, and be better protected from mayhem, like me. love you mom! wait till your father gets home. weeds... they have you surrounded. take your lawn back! with scotts turf builder triple action! it gets three jobs

we are going to central park. i have a picnic basket packed.will take a little wine for the month. peanut butter jelly for the kids. it's going to be fun. come with me. >> i was in bill hemmer's hood this weekend. everyone had flown into columbus, ohio, to drive a little bit for the eclipse you had a lot of eclipse tourists which was fascinating. i got to see some animals in the wild that moms weekend. i was visiting. >> harris: fresh on this. do you go my daughter said, the moon sets. you got it partially right. to her, she is excited. i will say there's a lot of cool things. the nocturnal animals apparently wake up. watch out for the owls. in all seriousness, i will say, what i think about in a moment like this is the enormity of god and the smallness of man. i found a quote from james fenimore cooper. the author of "the last of the mohicans." i have passed a varied and eventful life. it has been my fortune is the earth, heavens, ocean, and men. never have i failed any spectacle which so plainly manifested the majesty of the creator or forcib

as all new yorkers know, you can walk your dog in central park off the leash between 6:00 a.m.0 a.m. so i was up -- i got out of my place about 7:30, walking around central park, beautiful day, late august, early september. i was making some calls to london five hours ahead. i must have lost track of time. i'm walking down the west side towards columbus circle and i hear, "whoop, whoop, whoop!" what's going on? i turn around and this very distinguished new york police officer is winding down the window of his car. he goes, "hey, loki, put your dog on a leash, it's after 9:00!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well done. tom hiddleston is here. we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by allstate. save money and protect yourself from mayhem with allstate. is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there's a right way to. stop! and the speed limit definitely isn't. 700 million mph. so why would you pay a rate based on. a terrible boss with a terrible haircut! save with, ooh. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you.

brett combs stopping in his tracks capturing this large coyote strolling through new york city's central parkg off its leash. >> janai: park officials confirming coyotes are living in the area and advises residents to keep their distance. in massachusetts one woman recounting the frightening moment she came face to face with a coyote while walking her dog. >> i have never been more scared. >> janai: watch as the coyote hops a fence, chasing after her and her dog. >> no, no. go, go. >> janai: the coyote, thankfully, walking away. experts say small dogs and cats can be viewed as potential prey and warn you should not allow pets to approach these wild animals. >> coyotes really don't pose a significant threat to people. they are very dangerous to pets especially cats and small dogs. have your pets on a leash. walk them, bring them inside. >> janai: michael, this is for you. when encountering a coyote, my friend, observe from a distance, don't try to feed them. if they approach just like you did, make yourself bigger. put your arms up and make loud noises. i'm glad you did it because i wasn't goi

our nature is ўvogule... a whole alley of oak trees, a central park of oak trees, which the clock remembersd only by uznik, that is, they are no less than 500 years old, many... may, for example, i think і 600, and 650 people behind their mighty shoulders, and thus they take their living strength, and it seems that there is such a legend in zhabinka that if the tree is dakranutsya, then it’s crazy, it’s passed on i have all my power, all my power and will live forever, well amal is eternal. and everything is important, for not the first year... there is such an expression, zhabinka’s demagraphic tsud, where i won’t say for all of belarus, but i will report for breshchyna , that there is no other regional center where the population things are growing as fast as we can, and this is connected not only because there will be new ladies, shmatpavyarkhovy, shmatotny, where the berastseichs are going, but also the naradzhaetsa zhabinkaitsa, yes... just got excited, it was too tall for me, a certain poop has come a year, a little more, and all the sights, how long will it take for yana uzho to i gr

as all new yorkers know, you can walk your dog in central park off the leash between 6:00 a.m.i was up -- i got out of my place about 7:30, walking around central park, beautiful day, late august, early september. i was making some calls to london five hours ahead. i must have lost track of time. the next thing i know, dog's having the best time. i'm walking down the west side towards columbus circle and i hear, "whoop, whoop, whoop!" what's going on? i turn around and this very distinguished new york police officer is winding down the window of his car. he goes, "hey, loki, put your dog on a leash, it's after 9:00!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well done. tom hiddleston is here. we'll be right back. -remember when i said we need to screen for colon canc -was that after i texted the age to screen was now 45? [both] because i said cologuard®! -hey there! -where did he come from? -yup, with me you can screen at home. just talk to your provider. [both] we'll screen with cologuard and do it my way. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's

green outdoor spaces and remind everyone visiting it is bigger than the cross-country counterpark, central parkspot for the biggest celebrations in the city. outsidelands and music festivals or the annual 4/20 on hippy hill that was canceled this year. >>> thanks for watching. we will see you back here at 11:00. - temperatures cooling down as we head into the weekend and stronger onshore... ah, i stepped off the coast again. - the winds are really picking up. - fog spreading farther inland. - and in the north bay, you're gonna get soaked. (water splashing) - [narrator] presenting the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. - as i lift this, you can actually see... - [narrator] on kpix and pix+. (wind blowing) it's that real. (water splashing) - let's move on to the seven-day now. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: welcome to the show, folks. car time. how's everybody? i appreciate y'all. thank you. thank you, everybody. i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate it. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family fe

campus is shut down for remote learning and she is walking through central park having a soft pretzel. she is clueless and this can't be ignored. >> brian: everyone knows new york brett zels are not soft get stale immediately. >> ainsley: depends on the cart. >> brian: when you are protesting and your cause is being -- salutations from the palestinianen i can'ts, hamas, and the iranian government, here's the palestinians thank u.s. students for their support. i salute them and american universities who are protect -- who are protesting against netanyahu and the government and the american government. that's the kind i admire them for that i'm calling or the world students to rise up against their government. a governor shapiro of pennsylvania came out and said i don't even think these students know what they're doing. is he obviously jewish and democratic governor in a battleground state. he is having problems on his campus and guess where else there were riots yesterday, fid, nyu, columbia and the new school. >> ainsley: all here in new york. >> lawrence: we have a fox news alert now

singer, grace with grammys, emmys and other honors sketching and painting often of the bill of central parkpieces and other parts of his life all up for auction at jazz at lincoln center over the next 2 days. >> connecting tony, to the people that love him. i mean, everybody loves tony. he's beloved in new york and san francisco. more than 700 lots will be auctioned. a harmonica from stevie wonder watches from frank sinatra, his microphone that he used in shows a letter from martin luther king junior and artwork created by tony tony would draw whenever he going to a place. and so we have pieces of paper that he like a jazz club. heat sketch, sign it and he just put it in his pocket. we have these little pieces that tell the history and, you know, 3 to $500 or estimated don't numbers on those. one of the most beat up on items. this incredible watch collection, gifted from celebrity friends, including lady gaga and frank sinatra. this particular watch gifted to tony bennett from the frank sinatra. just a couple crooners kicking it back, talking about time. they're just the rich person is grea

because of the new season that we are facing now, i.e. spring and summer season , it is one of the central parks anyway , so we are making a decision with the managers. dear simorgh center , let's consider laleh park or another place, god willing, that has the same space, life, and atmosphere, god willing , without adding visual beauty to the beauty of the drama and the presence of the actors. thank you very much for the conversation we had and the answers. there is no chance to leave and save god. 1963 in the middle of the imposed war and the youth who were able to respond to saddam's missile attacks with missiles . a documentary account of the tireless effort to form iran's only missile, which is described in the book khat moghaddam. sometimes, some people's lives soar . that we are not tall enough to see its top point. hassan tehrani moghadam's life line is full of incidents. the book of the cutting edge of the documentary. the life of martyr hasan tehrani moghadam is 2 years of his life, 63 to 65 , at this time, an important event happens and they mark a special event. their beliefs and idea

the next drug transaction was to take place in the central park of kaliningrad, in which exact placen order to detain the suspects , the police had to conduct several hours of lengthy surveillance by law enforcement officers. i understand, but it was not necessary to leave the card, i saw it, somehow took it, put it in my pocket, and then it was gone, i didn’t tell anyone, i said no, once, twice, i didn’t want to hide, because i thought they would come to the house, at the station the detainees tried to convince the police. what do you think what we are doing there, we are fighting against lawlessness, against crime, something like that, more or less, he looks like a fool, no, in the south we are in your opinion, what were we doing then, did we fight terrorism or something, yes, don’t be stupid, blame me, terrorism, crime, lawlessness - this is all a manifestation, the real root of evil, all the destructiveness, these are... ideas, ideas that are in our heads, it is useless to destroy them along with our brains, ideas do not die, we were in chechnya exactly as long as it was necessar

one of the shells hit a private house, and also flew into the central park, where many people were.aged

always has the same two hundred point font whether it is world war iii will start tomorrow or central park owl de ad in collision. the new york post is like having the new york times summarized for you by a crackhead. the times will say, a border deal continues to evade congress and the post is like, these mexicans are taking my stuff. [laughter] there are so many incredible individuals here tonight. lara trump is here tonight. ok. i got one whoo. she recently released her cover of the song "i won't that down." -- i won't back down." after hearing it, tom petty died again. i cannot believe i'm saying into a member of trump's family, but maybe stick to politics. [laughter] senator bernie sanders is here because he is not the type to pass up a free hot meal. [laughter] in general, there are so many hard-working influential senators and congresspeople here tonight and i just want to say on behalf of everyone i know, stop emailing us. [laughter] stop it. we get it. democracy is on the line. and your plan to save it is to flood our inboxes like you are crate & barrel. it is also wonderful to be

one of the shells hit a private house, and also flew into the central park, where many people were. three injured... high-rise buildings, educational institutions, a cafe, a dormitory, a hotel, according to information from the state emergency service , there were several fires, cars and garages were on fire, the fire was extinguished, emergency services are working on the spot, one explosion, then another, and i was blown away by glass, blown away by a shock wave and injured by glass , then it was a horror, for the second time in a day the occupiers shelled the walking field. a couple was injured in zaporizhzhia, the head of the region ivan fedorov said, a man and a woman were injured in the yard of their own house. fedorov once again called on the people evacuate to safer places. another war crime. russians shot ukrainian prisoners of war in the krynkiv district of the kherson region. the corresponding video was posted by public activist serhii sternenko. the ukrainian military leadership has not yet commented on this hostile crime, the occupier noted. this is not the first time t

. >> a jogger recently captured video of a large coyote in new york's central park.e one that's been spotted around the park for several years. experts say coyotes are adaptable animals, so they thrive in different environments . this one was spotted recently in philadelphia earlier this year, coyotes bit four people on separate occasions near las vegas. >> experts say small dogs and cats can be viewed as potential prey. >> people who have pets. i strongly advise you not to let your pets roam free outside of the safety of the home, have your pets on a leash, walk them, bring them inside. >> and dearborn, michigan police considered allowing an eight day hunt for coyotes but decided against it after public outcry. encounters are on the rise in many areas due to more development and coyote habitats. >> next, we know you're not a robot, but proving that is getting a lot harder. those tests you need to solve when logging into some websites or apps are becoming more challenging. >> often, they ask you to identify all the busses or all the red lights in a series of photos.

that jury who also remember when donald trump took out a full-page ad in the paper against the central park five, who are now known as the exonerated five. i mean, there's a very real story to tell about donald trump being part of the railroading of young black men, the same kind of railroading that he now attributes to his own circumstance. - well, you recently argued that if any black man had been charged with 91 different crimes, he would already have pled guilty at this point. - yes, there's also that. - there are three other cases involving donald trump, the federal case by jack smith on january 6th, the documents case, of the classified documents that were taken from the white house, and the georgia election interference case. what are the chances, in your view, that any of these will ce to trial before the election? - dwindling by the day. you know, you could imagine, we have a big timer here and-- - a timer for the election, you mean? - yeah, and it's counting down. it would have been great, and i think it would have been possible for some of these other trials to have started and t

shelling, kharkiv is alive, yesterday, yesterday, for example, it was very nice to drive by the central parkzhany yar, where there was... an incredible number of people walking children, where everyone rested, as in pre-war times, you know, there was such a kind of silence, peace in the city, and life, life was made of glass, as if there was no war, but in fact there was anxiety again at night, again there were mlrs that were hitting izyumsk district, they called the palipts from the other side, they flew cabs and we are in permanent anxiety, after a nice weekend , entered holy week today, so i wish everyone to spend this terrible week in prayer, in their worries, before easter they dyed eggs, drank, baked easter, easter, prayed and prepared for the bright resurrection of christ, god will rise again, ukraine will rise, we just have to be. all of us together to give, to help our armed forces to be one big powerful force that is fighting the enemy, and the enemy, as you said, we have one, and there is no need to turn to internal internal quarrels, because internal squabbles are just playing al

one of the shells hit a private house, another one flew into the central park and an industrial zone, where a house was damaged and a garage caught fire. emergency services are on site. it's okay to be mad at russians and our anger can and should be turned into donations. espresso's volunteer kitchen continues to work for victory. for the second year in a row, we have been making our own vitamin mixtures for the armed forces. initiate now. is gaining momentum and in the parcels to the front, in addition to vitamins , other goodies that our defenders need are appearing: dried fruits, nuts, jerky, lozenges, dry soups and borschts, lard and canned meat, everything that will feed our soldiers at zero. we have a lot of requests, so we need your help, dear viewers, on account already 32 hryvnias, you need 50 00, join and support our soldiers with a donation, you can see all the details on the screen. a fire broke out in a private house in the kherson region, the state emergency service reported , the fire started on the roof, emergency workers managed to put out the fire, so the rooms were

one of the shells hit a private house, and also flew into the central park, where they were. many people, 13 high-rise buildings, educational institutions, a cafe, a hostel, a hotel were damaged, according to information from the state emergency service , there were several fires, cars and garages were on fire, the fire was extinguished, emergency services are working on the ground. for the second time in a day, the occupiers shelled a bare field in zaporozhye, the couple was injured, the head of the region, ivan fedorov, said. a man and a woman were injured in the yard of their own house. fedorov once again called on people to evacuate to safer places. three fires broke out in donetsk region due to enemy shelling. in the city of siversk, rescuers put out a fire in a private residential building. a fire also broke out in korakhivka due to repeated shelling by the russians. rescuers were unable to extinguish the fire immediately, the state emergency service informed. the occupiers hit and konstantinovci. a private home caught fire there, the fire was promptly extinguished. a 23-year-old w

residential area with airplanes sector one of the shells hit a private house, and also flew into the central park, where many people were. damaged high-rise buildings, educational institutions, cafes, hostels and hotels. according to information from the state emergency service, there were several fires, cars and garages were on fire, the fire was extinguished, emergency services are working on the ground, one explosion, then another, and i was carried away by glass, carried away by the blast wave and injured by glass, then it was terrifying, it is normal to be angry with the russians, and ours... can and should be turned into donations. volunteer kitchen espresso continues to work for victory for the second year in a row. we make our own vitamin mixtures for the armed forces. currently, the initiative is gaining momentum, and in parcels to the front, in addition to vitamins, there are other goodies that our defenders need: dried fruits, nuts, jerky, lozenges, dry soups and borschts, lard and canned meat, everything that will fuel our zero we have a lot of requests, so we need your help, dear vie

football championship in kharkiv, there were many teams there. and so there was an arrival near the central parkbut over residential areas, where there are residential buildings, therefore, but in this video you can see the correct reaction to the arrival and passage of the rocket, you must first lie down, cover your head, and only then make some decision about moving to a shelter, kharkiv is constantly under eight from the beginning of a full-scale invasion. almost every day, for sure, every day, every week, so kharkiv residents, those who stayed in kharkiv, they, they are morally and physically adapted to it, those people who return to kharkiv, we try to spend with them, well no , of course, not with all of them, but we try to encourage them to take courses in tactical medicine, orientation, what to do, training is also constantly conducted by the state emergency service, and information is given through tv and mass media on what to do during constant shelling, such as you have to react, get out of the windows, that's why in fact, people simply began to adapt to such life events or life during

woman in central park.mily and i, along with most people, thought that they were guilty because they were recorded describing how they raped and left her, a lady for dead in the park. it wasn't until years later that they were exonerated because someone else admitted to the crime. i'm sorry that they went through serving time for a crime they did not commit, and i'm especially sad for cory wise, who was not even at the park that night, and he served more time than the others. but people need to stop being mad at donald trump for not apologizing about his ad from 30 years ago when we all assumed that they were guilty. and whoever is listening, please remember, the 2024 race isn't really between biden and trump. the race is really between harris and trump. have a blessed day, thank you. host: ok, this is from clyde. clyde is in oklahoma, democrats line. caller: well, if you look at the bible, revelations said donald trump is in the bible. anybody says he's good, well, you need to read the bible and find out h

i allergies are -- i'm allergic to every tree in central park.'t want to cover someone's song and portrait so instead we are giving you a kellyoke encore, here is me and my band with "used to be young" by miley cyrus. ♪♪ the truth is bulletproof ♪ ♪ there's no fooling you ♪ ♪ i don't dress the same ♪ ♪ me and who you say ♪ ♪ i was yesterday ♪ ♪ have gone our separate ways ♪ ♪ left my living fast ♪ ♪ somewhere in the past ♪ ♪ 'cause that's for chasing cars ♪ ♪ turns out open bars ♪ ♪ lead to broken hearts ♪ ♪ and going way too far ♪ ♪ i know i used to be crazy ♪ ♪ i know i used to be fun ♪ ♪ you say i used to be wild ♪ ♪ i say i used to be young ♪ ♪ you tell me time has done changed me ♪ ♪ that's fine i've had a good run ♪ ♪ i know i used to be crazy ♪ ♪ that's 'cause i used to be young ♪ ♪ i know i used to be crazy ♪ ♪ messed up but god was it fun ♪ ♪ i know i used to be wild ♪ ♪ that's 'cause i used to be young ♪ ♪ you tell me time has done changed me ♪ ♪ that's fine i've had a good run ♪ ♪ i know i used to be crazy ♪ ♪ that's 'cause i used to b

hidden bombs that hit the central park next to it, and i must to say that yesterday in this park and in others cities, the center of kyiv, sorry, kharkiv, yes. there were a lot of people, children, even the weather was good, people, despite the danger, went out for a walk, and at this moment, literally almost in this park, these bombs hit, but no one was hurt, there were broken garages, broken windows, stress there someone has such injuries, and in principle, they happened out of fear, but the people of kharkiv have, they almost did not pay attention to it. paid attention and continued to walk, well , i already know this for sure, because those who came from there and saw these, well, you know someone in on the phone as he sat there watching the news, he continues to walk and watch without turning, well , i have come to this, mr. bohdan, but look, first of all, the enemy has changed tactics, it is just as vile as the entire history of this territory called rasha, i.e. shoot, wait a certain time, realizing that the rescuers and... and medics will definitely come and strike a second ti

one of the shells hit a private house, and also flew into the central park, where many people were. five high-rise buildings, 10 garages and seven cars were damaged. emergency services are working on the spot - said the head of the regional prosecutor's office oleksandr filka. as a result of this aerial bombardment , five high-rise residential buildings, about 10 garages and seven civilian vehicles have been damaged so far , in addition to three civilians turned to doctors for medical help, to doctors, these are two women and one man... it's normal to complain about russians, and our anger can and should be turned into reprimands. espresso's volunteer kitchen continues to work for victory. for the second year in a row, we have been making our own vitamin mixtures for the armed forces. currently , the initiative is gaining momentum and in parcels to the front, in addition to vitamins, there are also other snacks needed by our defenders: dried fruits, nuts, jerky, lozenges, dry soups and borsch. fat and canned meat. all something that will feed our people at zero. we have a lot of req

it also flew into the central park and industrial zone, where a house was damaged and a garage caught services are on site. it is normal to be angry with russians, and our anger can and should be turned into giving. volunteer kitchen espresso continues to work for victory for the second time.

it is so beautiful in new york and i love walking through central park but the allergies, this is myrd on my vocals. we were prepared and we free recorded a few kellyoke's for a day like this. ♪♪ captured effortlessly ♪ ♪ that's the way it was ♪ ♪ happened so naturally ♪ ♪ i did not know it was love ♪ ♪ the next thing i felt was you ♪ ♪ holding me close ♪ ♪ what was i gonna do ♪ ♪ i let myself go ♪ ♪ i've been waitin' for you ♪ ♪ it's been so long ♪ ♪ i knew just what i would do ♪ ♪ when i heard your song ♪ ♪ filled my heart with bliss ♪ ♪ gave me freedom ♪ ♪ you knew i could not resist ♪ ♪ i needed someone ♪ ♪ and now we're flyin' through the stars ♪ ♪ i hope this night will last forever ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ ain't nobody ♪ ♪ loves me better ♪ ♪ makes me happy ♪ ♪ makes me feel this way ♪ ♪ ain't nobody ♪ ♪ loves me better ♪ ♪ ain't nobody ♪ ♪ loves me better than you ♪ ♪ first you put your arms around me ♪ ♪ then you put your charms around me ♪ ♪ got a feeling most would treasure ♪ ♪ and a love so deep we cannot measure ain't nobody ♪ ♪ loves me better ♪ ♪ makes me happy ♪ ♪ makes me

at the beginning of 2000 , three anubis baboons lived on one of the islands in the central park of culture st. petersburg. the male's name was ramses. and two females bore these names. exactly, the leningrad zoo released them in the summer, and took them back in the fall. it was an experiment. 50/50 for 400. spaniards traditionally receive two surnames: paternal and maternal, but in everyday life they usually use one. this is how pablo ruiz picasso became famous under the name picasso. while writing this book, nikolai nosov studied the works of tsealkovsky, dunno in the moon, right. shortly before pushkin's death, this novel was released in miniature format by the publisher glazunov. the poet personally looked through the latter proofreading evgeny anedin. right. uh, new topic for 200. most of this program was adopted in the first half of 1933. immediately after coming to power. francluse: a new course? exactly! economic program for recovery from the great depression. but a new topic is over 100. it is this that separates the barintsevo and kara seas. but new land. you're right? 50 to 50 f

katie: edge of central park? i would love to see that a bit more. comes to the met, or carnegie hall, trying to stay relevant and successful, how do strategies differ? david: well, obviously different in terms of art that you look at verses art that you are going to listen to, but also because at carnegie there's been a lot more with collaboration more than at the art museum. the thing they are similar about his believing and taking big risks, thinking you can't get there unless you take risks. by the way, that is a part of the struggle a lot of arts organizations right now. operas, symphonies, trying to get past the canon, which she says are, at one point he said they are old white men. katie: really enjoyed that conversation. who else is coming up on wall street? david: we have a professor of economics from harvard and we are going to ask about the ports that some people around donald trump are planning to take away the independence of the fed if they get into office, so we will be discussing that tomorrow. katie: bombshell reporting there from "t

i just want to complement how good-looking the squirrels are at national park have you gone to central parkyou know what i'm saying they will take the bottle right from you i didn't know you were doing this segmented means a lot to me as an animal guy we recently put a cat to sleep in my house don't feel bad i actually made the other cat watch so it knows were not afraid to make some changes in this administration, interact together. >> greg: i knew that was coming somewhere. >> i don't know those dogs name but i'm calling him captain. >> kevin just letting his humans no they have a garbage sofa with cracks in it it's ripped and he's just helping in them out and reminding them go buy a new dam sofa. >> homeboy not even helping them. >> looks like they're going to the beach together is that green carpeting. >> that's the guts of the couch. >> oh wow i have to get new glasses all right tyrus. >> some of my new additions to my exotic flower collection came in so pretty excited about those guys all the way from thailand. >> greg: i know that feeling. >> come here. >> greg: these are amazing. >>

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including one that called for the return of the death penalty. 12 years after their convictions, the central parkrated and released from prison. after the exoneration, donald trump would not apologize for being wrong and calling for their deaths. it is donald trump that will enter as an accused to terminal, it starts with jury selection. his team knows this and knows that it is a high-stakes and crucial process. last night, the judge denied his attempts to adjourn the case based on pretrial publicity. this is hilarious to me because of the irony. he uses his true social platform to fuel a circus like atmosphere and then wants to argue for a delay because of publicity that he contributed to in no small measure. you cannot make this up. earlier in the week, his lawyers made an emergency appeal for a change of venue based on a similar argument. manhattan is biased against president trump and they did not buy that one either and denied it as well. opening statements might not happen for another week or two, the jury selection process will set the tone for the trial. a big part of cases being won and

i mean he could go to madison square garden, he could go to central park, maybe feed the.do if you were donald trump on wednesdays or after the court is out of session? >> look, i think the beauty of stopping at the bodega is it highlights real people's lives that were better under trump than they have been under biden. the classic question in any election is are you better off now than you were four years ago? unless you are a big tech billionaire or a drug cartel lord, in which case the answer is yes, you are not better off under biden and you ought to vote for biden. if you are a drug lord, biden is your guy. listen, today in the senate we had what was supposed to be the impeachment trial. every single senate democrat voted to throw the case out, not to here any evidence. they don't want to here about the people who are suffering with our open borders. i don't want to here about the people dianne, the children being abused, they don't want to here about the women being raped, they don't want to here about the terrorist coming in to the country or the criminals who are m

i mean, the taxes that i pay also help maintain central park, you know, or roads that i will never ride on. right. but you know, schools are hyperlocal. right. so if you live in a poor neighborhood which is constructed if you live in a rich neighborhood, which is a social constructed right, that's to matter for the level of schooling you get, which creates a sort of educational segregation. well, if we had a broader vision of how used for schooling, we wouldn't have. well, there's a chapter in the book on reparations, which says rich throws away the idea of reparations for slavery and there's a better case this after slavery. so think about this. states like carolina, mississippi, that were majority black, all those people who were black were citizens. now who are paying taxes, who were working but couldn't attend to schools that their tax dollars paid for their money was being used to fund the generational that was that's just outright theft right? the colleges they couldn't attend. right. and so that system of taxation is a system of theft. if you don't the access to the stuff that th