belarusian peace foundation and the children's fund, the public organization belarus and the college of artsal guest from the grodno regional bar association was invited to the competition, who could choose to award the best, regardless of the general opinion and points awarded. in some ways we are in tune, in some ways we are in touch, because of our profession. she is a lawyer herself, she has a very creative profession, among our lawyers there are also a lot of creative people who sing and dance beautifully, the participants competed in three age groups: the youngest 8-11 years old, the middle 12-14 years old, older from 15 to 18 years old, initially the opening was held online, the nominee they sent video and audio, and the jury chose the best. the competition unites many generations , adults and children, middle age, but we , i think, still give children the opportunity to go on stage, express themselves, show how competitive you are in the modern world. world, the level of competition was really high, for the first time this year the number of applications for the competition exceeded

waist, belarus but i'm there first degree in the nomination of the mogilev state gymnasium of colleges of artsed after yevgeny glebov andrey kuzenkov. good morning. andrei alexander i see you are in a great mood. well, come on to the make-up, i'm waiting for you at the studio competitions andrey kuzenkov. permanent guests of the air, mogilev television tower. it's so great, and after the competition, young belarusians from tallinn, the editors of the program asked andrey for an interview with the studio alexandra sergeevich is like that. as for the songs of the first and second tours, what did you perform? please share, in the first round i performed a dumbbell piece. i will sing this song to you today. a little bit later. i sang a piece for a symphony and a mozart mirror yeah i'm a white piece. the whole experiment. the atmosphere is new. for us. this is not a classic scene, somewhere you perform backstage. scene. no. here in the radio house of a large studio, they are directly in front of the jury when they say 3 m, yes, certain unrest. and i'm afraid i have well, thank you all, recorded. i'

state gymnasium of colleges of arts named after evgeny trebov, andrey kuzenkov. good morning. andrei alexander i see you are in a great mood. well, come to the make-up, i expect you in the studio competitions andrey kuzenkov. the regular guests of the broadcast of the mogilev tv tower are so cool and after the competition , young tallinn and belarus editors of the program are happy. i will sing this song to you today. a little later. i sang a piece of mozart yeah, i'm the first piece of the whole experiment the atmosphere is new. for us, this is not a classic, stage, somewhere you perform backstage. scene no. here in the radio house of a large studio, they are directly in front of the jury when they say 3 m, yes, certain unrest. leg straight. good thank you recorded. i'm probably a tame bird, but that's not a friend for me. and my country is small or big, but not mine. i'll fly away, i look, you still don't know me, you recognize me, then lord, you are not my family. don't touch me with your hands. your hands are not for me. important on the right gifts to people hoped hello a

theater , ekaterina kamilchik placed her exhibition of dolls in the molodechno gymnasium, the college of artsartistic discipline. her puppet images are schoolchildren from soviet times, each composition has the title of a plot from earlier in the morning. pioneer camp, second shift assignment on botany and whose puddle is deeper necessarily attributes of childhood mittens briefcases dolls, but looking at these images you can write a whole story in these dolls katerina kamelchik embodied her nostalgia for childhood, vivid emotions and personal memories images of students of different classes taken from old school photographs sketches and costume sketches. carefully thought out and created entirely by hand. almost all types of applied art are subject to the master of puppetry, although as a child ekaterina dreamed of becoming a make-up artist

mo: my name is evan cornell, i am a freshman in the college of arts and sciences. i am from high springs, florida. if we would see a decline in misinformation how large of a job would we see in americans trust in government? ron: misinformation is a challenge. it is getting worse, not better. new technology tools make it easier to spread this information to make it look like real information. this is a challenge in politics. culture is a big issue. welcome back to the covid response. with the for example, there were cultural burial products of washing the bible and is most can tedious -- most contagious when people die and people were getting it at the funerl. e people would come to be and say how can people who don't accept the science or information, how come there is such distrust? as this was going on we had a measles outbreak in california because people would not get measles vaccines. before we judge other cultures and their accepting we should look at our own. -- excepting expertise we should look at each other. it was about the messenger and having religious

grand prix of the voice of the world this year was won by a third-year student of the variety arts specialty, grodno college of arts. hello, today we will have a very exciting workout because we will work on the gluteal posterior muscles the surface of the thigh, we will do swings, but in different variations, this is very cool because you can basically do it at home, or you can do it in addition to your workout, for example, in the gym. so, the first exercise, we stand, push our toes towards ourselves at a 90° angle with our heels, a short amplitude movement, and work about two at a time. such upward pushes, with each leg three or four approaches, the second exercise that we will do, we will do a colossus, but we will do it a little... their diagonal so that our use the sides a little, that is, we will turn the toe to the side, towards ourselves, but to the side, and we will push with the heel, we work three or four sets of 20-25 repetitions, let's go, and the third exercise is the so-called cross swings, we stand exactly in the same direction scheme, only the only thing we will do is throw it over the leg

she was housed in the molodechno gymnasium, colleges of arts, where the master teaches art disciplines. you can paint the face of the doll only using different colors of grim, e, blue eyes to e, a smile to give make-up, but the actors have a different character, so my dolls for me are also like actors in a movie or theater. well, you can also give them a characteristic image with with the help of a costume by a costume designer, nylon bows, everything matters for each puppet character. the plot space in the world of the theater is created. there is a place and the main attribute of childhood. sports news, i remind you the projects of the news agency available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application poper code on the screen see you at 13:00. arina sobolenko , who will lead the bta at the end of the us open, it became known the representative of latvia, elena ostapenko , who turned out to be stronger in three sets 6 3 3, 6 1 6 the belarusian athlete continues to fight for the title thanks to. what is guaranteed to score more points. ahead of the tennis player from mi

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they came because they were first students of the krasnoturyinsky college of arts and at the same timealready begun their careers at the kristina schwartz yulia arabey theater, from whose life the car accident took them, they were the leading actresses of the puppet theater. they were also loved by the little spectators who saw in of them, heroes from fairy tales and cartoons and adult actresses were also involved in other projects. for example, christina schwartz reads excerpts from the front-line letters in memory of the heroes of the great victory when the officer was talking about you. he beat her with a whip in the face, then my mother could not stand it and said proudly. don't scare me with a beating. kristina left a small son this year. the boy went to the fourth grade in the courtroom, says widower nikita schwartz, he filed a claim for moral damages, to recover money. decided with a company that hired a truck driver, a man who lost his spouse asked for 4 million rubles. in connection with the psychological trauma that their child received and the strongest shock that he himself

we believe in ourselves and hope that we will be able to represent the state college of arts in minsknd time at the festival, so it will still be less exciting. i already believe that festivals in smolensk are native walls, and native walls help with curls, makeup and mothers with irons and steamers a few hours before the competition of performers of the youth song of the room of contestants. for a while they turned into beauty salons; the rehearsal had already taken place. we have rebuilt sound. we felt like we were listening to ourselves on the set, so there was no excitement, just knowledge of our craft and uh, all that remained was to sing for pleasure for the jury, for ourselves, for the audience , and now the moment of truth 19 performers from belarus and russia took to the stage to fight in a creative duel and compete for the title of best vocalist. always paint in your own way, and with braided hands you bare your feet. i wanted to show exactly the connection between witchcraft and shamanism, so that it would be completely immersive, visual question, won. friendship, first pla

in the department of communication and the associate dean, faculty affairs and research at the college of arts and humanities in the university of maryland. he is the award winning author and editor of four books, including the prime time presidency, the west wing and u.s. national ism. so let's dig in. and to start, i'm wondering if each of you could talk the unique perspective that you have on popular culture in popular television, entertainment and the white house. and just in general overview of how you have studied or experience the relationship between the two gautham, do you want to start? yes, thank you. it's a pleasure to be here today. so i come at this from american devotional perspective, someone who's trained, as an early american historian, but it was really due to my students at american university who i kept making jokes about the west wing. and one day i'll teach a class about the west wing and they said, you really should. and i and i was stunned to find that there was a great deal interest among the student body about it, because, let's face it, are a lot younger than i am.

ekaterina kamilchik placed her exhibition of dolls in the molodechno gymnasium, an art college, whereshe teaches the artistic discipline of her puppet images - these are schoolchildren from soviet times, each composition has the name of the plot earlier in the morning. pioneer camp, second shift assignment on botany and whose puddle is deeper necessarily attributes of childhood mittens briefcases dolls, but looking at these images you can write a whole story in these dolls katerina kamelchik embodied her nostalgia from childhood, vivid emotions and personal memories, images of students of different classes are taken from old school photographs, sketches and costume sketches. carefully thought out and created exclusively by hand, almost all types of applied art are subject to puppetry master.ru, although in childhood ekaterina dreamed of becoming a grimm. the dream of becoming a make-up artist did not come true, but it justified my hopes when i started doing needlework, because you can paint a doll’s face just using different colors of makeup, uh, blue eyes to uh, give a smile grimura,

>> joaquin represents the next generation of city leadership and we are in really good hands with folks like joaquin. also i went to college with his father art. art owes me now. that is not true, joaquin is a great leader of our town. our cable cars are still with us because of the work of thousands of san franciscans as said here who built operated and maintained them, and because of special cable car heroes who created them, saved them, rebuilt thement, senator feinstein we are thinking of you, and who celebrated them to the entire world. we lost one of those heroes 10 day ago, but the gift he gave to the cable cars will live on through the enduring populearity became his song that enticed millions from free mont, oakland and paris and china and all over the world. to feel the fog he sang about and to ride those little cable cars half way to the stars. we have requested and so glad to hear the mayor say what she said today, a cable care dedicated to tony bennett. we will have a party when that happens and we'll be here for that, and let's remember him. is don nealy here? don nealy is a wonderful san franciscans and wave your hand don. musi

the history of belarusian art of the middle of the 20th century in his school years, he was fond of drawing and tried to paint from nature with oil paints, entering the vitebsk art college. he was attracted. only painting during the first tests glebov was presented along with painting, several compositional works full of influence, sketches attracted the attention of teachers, who saw the boy's peculiar thinking and outstanding abilities. so, unexpectedly for himself, gleba moved to the sculpture department. with tank composition. portrait bust, monumental relief. all these types of sculpture have their own laws, which glebov comprehended as in his own searching, and relying on the experience of older comrades, he worked as a props at the vitebsk drama theater, then as the head of the props furniture shop at the moscow art theater, a necessity on his own. the complex creative questions posed by life contributed to the development of a broad professional outlook. the persistence and perseverance of the young sculptor bore fruit. he was invited to take part in the sculptural decoration of the government house in minsk in the first days of the war. he went to the front and

in the education office for promoting the initiative flying university ngo some european college of liberal artseed to explain the social sphere, and who are the grenade givers, the useit german foundation, the marshal of the national foundation for democracy, you know , who remember bragging to the prankster that they , uh, are shaky, belarus has already been there for a decade and the twentieth year is also theirs credit is due in part. what happened uk government foundation international solidarity poland dutch fund swedish agency european commission directly independent, as they liked to call themselves a journalist, we held us under financial control and we, uh, they’re writing lies, they’re dutch british some kind of swedish swedish excursion i’ll make a small remark, so, by the way, firstly, administrator. i completely agree with you that there are highly professional journalists on the other side. only i always ask myself a simple question. this is , uh, what kind of conscience should you have so that when you the traitor is absolutely smart, professional, and so on, but you are forced t

the cooper union school of art, a part-time position at the school which offers degrees in architecture engineering and fine arts. back in may she reportedly accused hunter college to racist wyatt nationalist and misogynist when the school fired her after this. >> get away from my [bleep]. get the [bleep] away from my door. >> let's get out of here. >> these videos are from the new york post which shares common ownership with fox news. you see rodriguez chase the photographer outside her apartment with the machete. she eventually turned herself in to police to face one count of menacing and one count of harassment. she smiled at the cameras while leaving the police station for the courthouse. this happened after she aggressively approached a pro life student at hunter college. >> this is [bleep] propaganda. what are you going like anti-trans [bleep], [bleep]. >> reporter: hunter college and the school of visual arts fired rodriguez after her arrest but she believes she's the victim. rodriguez is due back in court on monday, expected to be there in person, but as the legal process plays out it seems she is back to teaching just four months after being fired. the

flying university ngo some european college of liberal arts.o is the grenade giver, useit, the german foundation, the marshall national endowment for democracy , you know, who remember bragging to the prankster that they, uh, are shaky, belarus has been there for decades and the twentieth year is among them and their merit is partially due. what happened uk government fund, international solidarity poland dutch fund. uh, the swedish agency, the european commission, is directly independent, as they liked to call themselves journalists , but we kept us propagandists financially and we, uh, they’re not writing the truth. dutch british swedish i’ll make a small remark, so, by the way, first of all, administrative. i completely agree with you that there are highly professional journalists on the other side. only i always keep it simple question. this is, uh, what kind of conscience do you have to have, so that when you are a traitor, absolutely smart , professional, and so on, but you are forced to carry such crap. yes, from the screen it’s that you

flying university ngo some european college of liberal arts.edia. ah, who are the city planners, use the german foundation , the marshall national endowment for democracy, you know, which you remember e boasted as a prankster that they, uh, are shaky, belarus has already been there for a decade and the twentieth year - this is partly their merit. what happened uk government fund, international solidarity poland, dutch fund. uh, the swedish agency, the european commission, is directly independent, as they liked to call themselves journalists, but we kept it at the sports federation and we write a lie. i will make a dutch british remark, so it’s a betrayal, i completely agree with you that there are highly professional journalists on the other side. only i always ask myself a simple question. this is, uh, what kind of conscience do you have to have, so that when you are a traitor , absolutely smart, professional, and so on, but you are forced to bear such crap. yes, from the screen it’s that you just turn up your ears and call, let’s say, the pre

was 15 now 23 voice changed his life from a small town moved to the capital graduated from the college of artsve good taste. siskin's song about love, well, my dad and i chose. to me liked this song. i decided to catch it, i took part in the first season of the voice children show 10 years ago and 10 years later. i'm here again on the children's voice. this is my nephew, then the nephew was not yet. cancer yes on the voice is not even the second for the third time love is similar. there was a baby with a joyful cheerful, but divo turns out like that. do you think for a second somewhere, the child’s campaign was changed, will the mentors recognize the voices of their wards who to turn to, each of the coaches recruits his team of eight people, because the most most importantly, this does not mean that this is the child that was. well, for example, in a team in pelageya , he must definitely go to the pelageya team , so the coaches will, uh, fight, for every talented child. here everything is in an adult voice, no longer children announce an interactive game for the audience during the show, log i

of the orel region, anatoly yakunin, one of the heroes of the book, the sambo team, lieutenant general , began to master this art back in collegeuired skills helped to achieve high peaks in their careers. today he is actively engaged in the promotion of sports not only among the youth of big cities, but also in rural areas, he himself stands out on our page. the sambo team pursued the goal of telling schoolchildren and their parents, using the example of worthy people, that he himself would not just be martial arts, but a whole philosophy that educates in a person, so that any parent could get acquainted and see. and who did it himself. and who he became in the future , moreover, the authors of the project plan to hold such meetings as often as possible and invite schoolchildren to communicate with the heroes of the sambo team sultan ziganov vladislav dubtsov, anton solovyov the largest grocery chain in the uk offers to install surveillance cameras directly into what is happening in the frame desperate revenge for not being allowed to take away the loot, here is a man trying to fill his suitcase with purchases that he is not go

i attended city college of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurantthen in the early 90's. nopalito on broderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪♪♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those types of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to show students how to do a startup restaurant. it's been a pizzeria, a taco bar. it's been a medit

we invite a generation who are members of the university faculty to tehran university, which is famous for art and other youth colleges has a scientific and artistic position, to hear their talk about all of these , along with the examples that give people a chance to know and understand. they should find it from their own land in other parts of the world, the approach, i tell you, is scientific research training, there is a kind of music research in the essence of this program that we started on farhang radio, we had 400 programs on fridays called asr with music, which mr. dr. turki, the first manager of farhang network, as well as the manager and mr. mr. they forgot your name and they wanted the upper management of the daily program to come in a different form. they must have been nistan malkuti and for years, and the first producer of the game program, i forgot their name, which became every day, and many producers came mr. sohrab sohrabi. redeemer are still in it we are working and respected and many other loved ones who are or are retiring with the views that politics became the first day's column, all of them fo

exposition was presented by alexander artyukhova, a graduate of the youth women's academy and a college majoring in easel painting, in another gallery room. artus from yaguro, artyukhov. these are still lifes and landscapes of the pratsakh, seeing off the abstractions of guns of new formulas. the art gallery of the university of culture hosts such interesting exhibition projects as art focus with yegor archikov and plein air alexander artyukhov, despite the fact that the authors are brothers. many of our visitors have already noted how different their views on art and how different their creativity is in general, exhibition activities, the non-singing season of the work of the outer, the public began theirs and the exhibition halls of ukraine. this is where our issue is completed in the region inzhele projects of the beltelli radio company are available by taximo on the website tvr-kobka beeline receptions of the day and dosuretu 18:1. what's the best way to test your erudition and intelligence with the right tricky questions? name the fairy-tale genie whom the volka-kostelkov boy saved because of being turned by the soviets, old man hottabyc

was presented by alexander artyukhol, a graduate of the youth women's and state college with a degree in easel painting, and another for oleg's lyre. artyagur artyukhov. this is still life and landscapes from the brothers, seeing off the abstractions of guns of new formulas in the art gallery of the university of culture there are such interesting exhibition projects as art focus with egor archikov and plein air alexander artyukhov, despite the fact that the authors are brothers. many of our visitors have already noted how different their views on art are and how different their work is in general, the gates of artyukh’s exhibition activities, the unsung season of work for the author of the publication in the exhibition halls of ukraine extend the vague yes, the problems of this project are being dumped by the painter on the edge sergey surynovich wrote a winged series gutorka on canvases. you i would have many birds listed in the red book of belarus, the author is a non-professional master, and he is a servant of the catholic church for the brothers, for at least 10 years he has been conducting plein airs on vitebsk land, taking away

shania and ashton are students at the berklee institute for accessible arts education, part of the berklee college 2007, it started small with a focus on autism, but has expanded to serve more than 300 people of all ages with disabilities of all kinds. dr. bernard: every person can learn in the arts, can grow in the arts, can create, can, in this case, make music. so i think you have to start with that belief. jeffrey: rhoda bernard heads the institute, which she says is the only such program offered at a college or university. the goal -- to develop and share new ways to reach and teach this community, while expanding the field of arts education. dr. bernard: arts educators are generally trained to teach the way they were taught. there are long-standing traditions in how the arts have been taught, and those -- jeffrey: meaning what? dr. bernard: like the conservatory tradition of what a private lesson looks like. often the arts can be more of a teacher-centered kind of approach, where the teacher is showing what they want, and the students are responding. and to make it more accessible means prov

we've reported on how governor desantis' hostile take over of the state's public liberal art school, new colleges made the place inhospitable for students who want to learn about race and gender studies. and texas seizing control of the independent school district, libraries you're looking at repurposed into student discipline centers, the books largely removed. this is happening as libraries across the country have been gutted, books about gender, race and american history have been banned. it's no coincidence there is a right-wing battle to prevent people from learning about our real history and the losens that come with it. joining us now is a scholar who is been a target of this effort to rewrite books and history. activist of books including how to be an anti-racist which is among the most banned books in school libraries across the country. professor, it's a treat. a couple times this week you and i have had a chance to talk for all the wrong reasons. a couple months ago alex did a big piece on new college, and there's a guy involved in that named christopher ruffo. he's criticized you and

i attended city college of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurantroderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪♪♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those types of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to show students how to do a startup restaurant. it's been a pizzeria, a taco bar. it's been a mediterranean bar, it's been a noodle bar.

we reported on how governor ron desantis's hostile takeover of the state's public liberal arts school, new collegetable for students who want to learn about race in gender studies. and we reported on the implications of texas seizing control of the houston independent school district, libraries that you're looking at, repurposed into student discipline centers. the books largely removed. this is all happening as libraries across the country have been gutted. books about race, gender, in american history have been banned. there's a right-wing battle to remove our history in the lessons that come with a size. joining us is someone who's been a target of this. ibram x. kendi, anti-racism activist and author of books including how to be an anti-racist, which is among the most banned books in school libraries across the line the country. imagine that. professor, it's a treat. a couple of times this week you and i have had a chance to talk for all the wrong reasons. i appreciate you being here. couple of nights ago we did, alex did a big piece on new school in florida, and new college. there's a guy inv

of my life. >> koons has been drawing and painting since childhood. in 1974, while studying art in collegend said i just saw a magazine that salvador dali spends half his year in new york city at the st. regis hotel. and i thought, maybe i'll call him. >> you thought you'd call him? i called the st. regis and i asked for salvador dali's room and they put me through. i was quite nervous and i told him i was a fan and would enjoy very much to meet him. he said can you come to new york this weekend on saturday. i said yes. he said be in the lobby at 12:00, and i'll meet you then. and he was spectacular. >> it would never have occurred to me to just call salvador dali. >> i had nothing to lose. >> koons and dali spent the afternoon together, and at the end, he asked the world-renowned artist to pose for this picture. >> i remember, he put his mustache up and he was telling me, you know, kid, hurry up, i can't hold this pose all day. but i left new york that evening feeling like i could do this. >> after finishing school, he hitchhiked to new york and started making art in his lower east side a

i attended city college of san francisco, the culinary arts program, where it was called hotel and restaurantthen in the early 90's. nopalito on broderick street, it's based on no specific region in mexico. all our masa is hand made. we cook our own corn in house. everything is pretty much hand made on a daily basis, so day and night, we're making hand made tortillas, carnitas, salsas. a lot of love put into this. [♪♪♪] >> used to be very easy to define casual dining, fine dining, quick service. now, it's shades of gray, and we're trying to define that experience through that spectrum of service. fine dining calls into white table cloths. the cafeteria is large production kitchen, understanding vast production kitchens, the googles and the facebooks of the world that have those types of kitchens. and the ideas that change every year, again, it's the notion and the venue. >> one of the things i love about vince is one of our outlets is a concept restaurant, and he changes the concept every year to show students how to do a startup restaurant. it's been a pizzeria, a taco bar. it's been a medit

of a four-year college in the united states, dr. willa b. player. former bennett college president cole went on to lead the smithsonian institution's national museum of african art. mayor ruth norman was an earlier hollywood film start in the 1930's. dr. dorothy brown was the first woman to practice general surgery in the south in the 1940's. carolyn robertson payton led the peace corps under president jimmy carter. marion was pennsylvania's first black county commissioner. and many more bennett bells have broken down barriers and been the first to accomplish amazing feats. today bennett continues to educate young minds and produce change makers. bennett has been an influential institution in our nation's history as well as a pillar of outstanding education in greensboro, north carolina. congratulations to the bennett bells on 150 years of excellence. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. mr. ciscomani: mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of the basis ora valley a. school in my district that has been included in the "u.s. news and world report" best public high schools. securing the 21st positio

the stratford arms hotel which used to be dorm housing for arts college on upper west side of manhattanigrant shelter. residents in the area complain of late-night street partying and fights. police confiscating illegal motorbikes, having to arrest a migrant woman after assaulting the a police officer. moving single adult migrants used to live here to the tent city on randall's island, move migrants into the neighborhood. outside of new york city the biden administration is considering forcing migrant families to stay in texas. lawmakers on federal and local levels called to speed up work permits for migrants in order to lessen the financial burden on cities. others say doing so would further incentivize more people to come, it would worsen the situation. since last spring, new york city has seen over 110,000 migrants pass through. currently 60,000 are in the care of new york city. stu? stuart: madison, thank you very much indeed. john catsimatidis joins me now, a prominent guy in this great city. john, is this city being destroyed as mayor adams says? >> we are systematically destroyin

nearly 40 years of history embody the former community college art director.was never a hobby for me. it was almost like a behavioral science. you know, i want to learn about the conflict command. >> you know, my mother and were very instrumental long before taught bill a student born in mexico city, moving north of the border to chula vista and landing in his first play at the age of 9. so i spoke shakespeare before spoken. wish i had. i didn't speak english. so that's how i got started in the theater. the theater became part of that whirl of exploration of others while his first love was entertainment. once high school rolled around, verges falling into a new passion, wrestling wrestling. save my. but wrestling was my metaphor like theater theater is a metaphor for wrestling because you're by yourself. you know, here the hamlet, you're you're the lead protagonist on that, matt, i was 98 pounds. and if i lost match, it meant that if the hold matches could be lost and failure cannot be in your vocabulary. little did the 3 year letterman that you love ice-cool