.— daniela relph is. daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the _ daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the prince _ daniela relph is. it has not been an ideal start to the prince and - ideal start to the prince and princess of wales' trip to boston, it has been embarrassing and distracting. this was meant to be a trip about environmental innovation, optimism for the future, meeting a wide—ranging communities in boston but instead their spokesman has had toissue but instead their spokesman has had to issue a statement condemning racism, describing the comments yesterday as unacceptable. but in issuing that right at the start of the trip, william and catherine have made their feelings and their position on this matter explicitly clear. they will now try to concentrate on the trip itself which now includes a brief meeting with president biden on friday. they will try to concentrate on the things they say matt to them here, diversity, representation, sustainability, the big themes

daniela: indica que soy inocente y que no hubo causa de arresto.e en una alfombra. raÚl: la propia empresa la responsable de compartir las imÁgenes ante el mundo.dio a conocer que se ha vuelto muy peculiar desde hace 5 aÑos. alan: recuerdas esas cabaÑas? [hablan a la vez] alan: a mi nunca me gustÓ, pero que lo hagas con tu perro? sÉ que es alguien querido y de la familia, literal, pero yo no sÉ. raÚl: yo no harÍa eso, usted puede opinar a travÉs de las redes sociales. usted harÍa eso con su mascota? alan: no, estÁ feo, en serio. estÁ muy de moda pero yo no lo sabÍa. raul: es como pisotear el amor de alguien, pero alfombra y pasar por encima, es como—— alan: si como que estÁ raro. >> el sonido de tu nueva oferta con gangas&deals. ponte a la moda con ahorros de hasta un 90% en marcas de lujo directo tu e—mail. suscrÍbete hoy mismo en univisiÓn.com/gangas alan: aquÍ viene el favorito de raÚl. francisca: carlos rivera. cÁntale. raÚl:[canta] carlos rivera regresa a su tierra natal de tlaxcala. alan:carlos rivera de guamanca tlaxcala. raÚl: vamos a ver q

>> juan pablo muÑoz and daniela alarcon still don't know exactly what plastic does to marine life.ing enough that it's been found in the stomachs of marine species. a world without plastic is unrealistic. but it's vital that it's used responsibly. >> this is just awful. just looking at it breaks my heart. >> intensive research is underway in the galapagos islands because there's not much time left to protect thei marine wildlife, and indeed ecosystems across the whole , planet. ♪ >> this week in "global ideas," we look at innovative efforts to slow climate change. in the west african country of ghana, there are plenty of creative ideas for developing a sustainable economy. but there is often a lack of capital to implement them. one platform is trying to solve that, thugh providing access to crowdfunding from small and large investors. >> sylvester ayisi is excited to be out on the road, visiting companies. he works for the crowdfunding platform "frankly green." today's trip takes him some way out of ghana's capital, accra. a company seeking to produce ecofriendly toilet paper is ho

mellow see, she is from fort wayne. >> hi, daniela. >> she's a student -- daniela. >> yeah. wondering, based off of the themes of your book, for you, when we see the most difficult moment in your political career to reconcile the competing interests of loyalty, god and the constitution? >> michelle, it's good to have you here. >> daniela is her name. >> danielle, forgive me. >> -- clearly, the days leading up to january 6th -- january six was the most difficult day of my public life. i was always loyal to president and trump he. was my president and he was my friend. we were worked together very closely for almost four years of our administration. whenever we had disagreements -- and we did, from time to time -- i kept them in private. i thought it was important as vice president that i offer my advice and my counsel to the president, confidentially. and we did. but i had one higher loyalty. and that was to god in the constitution. and that is what set in motion the confrontation that would come to pass on january 6th. because i had taken an oath to the constitution of the u

daniela relph, bbc news, york.ays the number of children affected may be much higher than first reported. thousands of patients contracted fatal diseases like hiv and hepatitis c from the infected products. the inquiry had reported that at least 175 of them were children, but new research has revealed the true figure is closer to 400. meta, which owns facebook and instagram, has announced it is to cut its workforce by 13%. 11,000 employees will lose theirjobs around the world. its chief executive, mark zuckerburg, has acknowleged it was a mistake to expand the company rapidly during the pandemic. a police officer has been injured on the m25 amid climate protests, which closed parts of the motorway in kent, surrey, essex and hertfordshire. the police motorcyclist was hurt in a collision, which also involved two lorries at a rolling roadblock. thejust stop oil group said about ten activists had climbed on overhead gantries "in multiple locations". the home secretary told police to be firmer with protesters. football

our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports from boston.incess of wales. a three day trip culminating in the earthshot prize ceremony. william and catherine come here with a sense of history. the royal couple arrived in washington this afternoon for their first visit together to the united states... diana was the last princess of wales to visit america. the princess's bright red woollen suit with its crystal carrington shoulder line, drew the crowd's admiration... her star power made a huge impact. but her son and his wife are said to want to carve out their own way of doing things. it is boston that will also be on show this week with the city's mayor as host. i remember growing up as a young girl in an immigrant family, my mother barely spoke english, but she followed princess diana's every step and just felt so connected. that is the power that i think the royal family has, the legacy. moulding that to this current moment and the actions and the the challenge to come together that we really need. boston is, of course, home to american ro

daniela relph, bbc news, boston. orbit. the new team is expected to remain in space for six months. the tiangong space station is the centrepiece of beijing's ambitious space programme as it looks to catch up with the us and russia. tom brada reports. as tall as a 20—storey building, china's long march rocket roared into the night sky. on board were three astronauts heading away from earth and towards china's newly—built tiangong space station. translation: announce the shenzhou-15 manned j spacecraft launch mission a complete success. not long after setting off and they'd arrived. tiangong will be the second permanently inhabited outpost in orbit after the nasa—led international space station, and the team already out there were excited to receive visitors, too. the palace in the heavens is looking forward to your arrival. tiangong is expected to operate for around a decade and run experiments in near—zero gravity. china is not part of the international space station and has been excluded since 2011 after the us ban

daniela ralph, bbc news.uggestion i may have said otherwise. never good to engage in rival football teams. let's said otherwise. never good to engage in rivalfootball teams. let's talk about the weather prospects. here's ben rich. it is looking quite turbulent for some of us over the next 2a hours or so. already some turbulent themes from a weather watcher in plymouth. through the rest of the day and into tonight we will see heavy bursts of rain accompanied by some squally, dusty winds. this is the reason why. this is the satellite picture. that shows us we have got quite an active weather system on our hands with this clear edge, an active cold front that will swing its way towards us tonight with short, sharp bursts of heavy and thundery rain and some squally winds and rough seas as well. there is some rain right now, but as we can see from the radar picture it is quite sporadic in nature. there are some drier gaps and that is the way things will continue through the afternoon. particularly heavy in parts o

daniela rus is the director of csail.averse dangerous territory and present us with information that is really too difficult for us to reach ourselves. the robot could also carry things for us as we walk up a mountain path. within a home, we have a lot of wheel—based robots, but those robots are not going to go up the stairs — but the mini cheetah will. so if you want your robot to deliver cookies before bedtime, and that robot has to go from the kitchen to the bedroom up the stairs, then you really want the cheetah. the world cup in full swing — both the cheetah and i show you how hard it is to actually play football well. it's still learning and getting better — unlike me. but training to do this shows its versatility. perhaps they could even be robot pets of the future. spencer: that was james. back at the robotarium, we've moved on to a very different sort of robot. this may be the size of a five—year—old child, but it's being used to analyse the interaction between brain and body in parkinson's patients. and in the f

so it's definitely looking positive for the african nations at this world cup and daniela's talk about life away from the stadiums for just a moment. i know you've been talking to fans about the accommodations there and about the prices. yeah, so the fan villages here in to tar where was katara solution to the amount of fans that were going to be coming cuz guitars of very small countries of essentially what they did was they built these camps in the middle of the desert, out of containers. like you see mit make up the stadium behind me know what there is like 2 beds, a bathroom and a fridge in these containers. now we were at one yesterday we got shown around a little bit and we talked some fans. the prices can go from $200.00 a night for these. and most fans were a little bit neither here nor there. they said, okay, we can, we can kind of deal with it for the tournament. but some fans told us it was an absolute disaster. they said there were long wait time for them to actually get their rooms. some people had to actually sleep outside overnight because they were still under construct

let's go it daniela diaz on capitol hill. good morning, daniela. what are you learning?ry different next year, especially on the house side with jefferies who has been long rumored to launch husband bid to replace pelosi, doing that on friday, just a day after pelosi said in a speech on the house floor that she would not seek a leadership in the next congress. she plans to reman in congress as a rank and file mum but this will be a huge shift for the democratic caucus. jefferies of curse being much younger that. nannies pelosi, jim clyburn endorsed him for the position. he would be the first black leader to lead a party in congress. so major news this week on the house side from the democratic caucus. meanwhile on the minority side, kevin mccarthy trying to become house speaker mccarthy. he is trying to get the votes needed and so far it appears he doesn't have it. matt gates and andy biggs is come out saying they will not support him and bob good and matt rose endale have threatened not to come him. or some republicans to vet present so that he could get the puckso that

it's my pleasure to welcome you to an evening with donald cohen and mayor daniela levine cava to discuss this wonderful book. it's called the privatization of everything how the plunder of public goods transformed america and how we can fight back and it's published by the new press. donald cohen, the coauthor is the founder and executive director of in the public interest a national research and policy center that studies public goods and services his opinion pieces and articles have appeared in the new york times reuters the los angeles times. the new republic the american prospect and many other online and print outlets. in conversation with donald tonight, we're joined by someone who has meant a lot to us has been a big supporter of books and books and of independent bookstores everywhere. mayor, daniella levine cava who was elected miami-dade county's first ever woman mayor in november of 2020? yay. me you oh her administration is focused on building a stronger more inclusive more resilient miami-dade prioritizing reforms to make our county safer and prevent gun violence through the

our daughter daniela breathed life into us. her hand would wrap itself around my little finger and could not reach. she touched every life she gazed upon. she had a particular calmness of spirit. regardless of what she was going through, and the pain that we felt, that i felt as her father, the guilt that we felt, my wife and i had we done something wrong. no matter the sorrow that we bore, daniela looked at us with his beautiful gaze as if to tell us it is ok. everything will be all right. we were not sure what it meant, but on november the 10th 1990, daniela died. had touched hundreds of lives with her little she touched so many lives that when the hospital built the new facility, they named the facility after my daughter. america does know that this is a conflicting issue i see respectfully to my colleagues across the aisle. but america knows that life is more than flesh. my living children, for 30 years now, have always known their sister daniela. countless trips to the graveyard , birthdays celebrated. every christmas dani

i'm not sure if you know, it says daniela's money, but a new on of a lot of with ukrainian oligarchs funded. these are full nations established in all major ukrainian cities. but this was how keith knew. authorities had private armies at their disposal. wedding to carry out any order they gotta keep willing to do so at least i think a lot of the you guys that he got was yell not but would you go cool with the little baby? cool. a little baby pool measure this little also, but the you on it doesn't play one your muslim bill up on. yeah. who does all of them? but the really quick easily auto do. give me a quick glance with you on the key scale to wish you got a bit off. can you log into mine those will i live with them. you all know me. yeah, but i didn't yeah. well then yes, keep long. so now always somebody asked me to assist you, but tell you on a couple of pos landscape to interviews of pokemon. somebody may go out of d e stuff which excuse me, automation and go out of the me at the law. no husky galani shimmer, wasn't with have you on a flight also killers them as a yes, let me, l

here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. a traditional ceremonial arrival.arles met dignitaries, the first of the eggs was thrown. then a second, a third just behind him before a fourth egg lads at his feet. the king glances down but barely reacts, but in the crowd police officers surrounded a man who had been shouting, "this country was built on the blood of slaves." his words were quickly drowned out by the noisy crowd shouting back, "shame on you." and "god save the king." a man was removed from the crowd and detained by police. the incident did not interrupt the visit as the royal party moved to york minster, where in the heavy rain, the king unveiled a statue of his mother, a poignant tribute to her 70 years on the throne. a these kind of walkabouts have marked the king's reign so far, chatting and getting close to the public, but as we've seen today, they come with risks. my heart goes out to that person, it was a stupid thing to do but i don't think in any way it has spoiled the day. but yes, of course there is always a risk, but i still think it's a

daniela relph reports.o much that is familiar about remembrance sunday — the rhythm of the day unchanged for decades. but this year, as the final preparations are made, there will be one significant difference. for nearly all of her 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth ii was at the cenotaph on remembrance sunday, honouring service and sacrifice. this year, after her death, she will be one of those we remember today. later this morning, for the first time as monarch, the king will lay a wreath here at the cenotaph. it is a new design that will incorporate his racing colors of scarlet, purple and gold — a tradition set by his mother, his grandfather and his great—grandfather. fanfare. last night, the king led the royal family, paying tribute to servicemen and women at the festival of remembrance. it began with a tribute to his mother, the queen, and her role as commander—in—chief of the armed forces and patron of the royal british legion. a focus of remembrance this year will be those killed during the fa

we spoke with a journalist daniela's i who says those concerns have real grounds. no one knows where this war is going. no one knows how to how it will end is extremely dangerous . so yeah, there's a great deal of concern beside the fact that involves a lot of money. and i'm at a time when the economy is not in good shape. ukraine is, is probably them was corrupt country in europe is a long, rich history of corruption. and i doubt that has stopped because of the war. so i wouldn't be surprised at all if money is being funneled off and weapons as well. if the u. s. stopped eating, the grain, the ukraine would collapse very rapidly. so i think what's happening kiev right now is that the does landscape government has tried to do its best to rain and corruption, or least keep corruption under wraps. because it knows that if, if, if the ukraine resumes that no, it's old ways that western support will cook well quickly disappear. meanwhile, new european union aid package amounting to about 18000000000 euros may now end up being cancelled after a veto by hungary. a recent

and i think i felt like an object, daniela, me, a good product on the market. and i wasn't a person any more that man came by and check me out like i was something to pick off the shelf my. i was indescribably scared. tango came on her mat at markets like this one in back. her young women are often approached or drugged by men. they've mostly got to know them beforehand on social media. many are extremely trusting and don't see the danger. according to social worker loan wong. she believes china's decades long one child policy is the cause of bridal trafficking. sons where preferred girls often aborted until now to the need. ah, the knit up though a tie in a family is or that's why don't the attorneys mean. i tried to find some of the vietnamese are due to had a baby in bo yen high school. number one, the boys and girls of the upper school assemble to hear an information campaign from the government. to tier 2, e from the ministry for social affairs warns that women and children make up 90 percent of human trafficking. even a cousin or uncle could try to sell y

daniela rus is the director of csail. and can traverse dangerous territory and present us with information that is really too difficult for us to reach ourselves. the robot can also carry things for us as we walk up a mountain pass. within a home, we have a lot of wheel based robots, but those robots are not going to go up the stairs. but the mini cheetah will. so if you want your robot to deliver cookies before bedtime, and the robot has to go from the kitchen to the bedroom up the stairs, then you really want the cheetah. the world cup in full swing, both the cheetah and i show you how hard it is to actually play football well. it's still learning and getting better, unlike me. but training to do this shows its versatility. perhaps there could even be robot pets in the future. that was james. back at the robotarium, we have moved on to a very different sort of robot. this is icub. this may be the size five—year—old child but it is being used to analyse the interaction between brain and body in parkinson's patients. and

here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. a traditional ceremonial arrival.st of the eggs was thrown. then a second, a third just behind him before a fourth egg lads at his feet. the king glances down but barely reacts, but in the crowd police officers surrounded a man who had been shouting, "this country was built on the blood of slaves." his words were quickly drowned out by the noisy crowd shouting back, "shame on you." and "god save the king." a man was removed from the crowd and detained by police. the incident did not interrupt the visit as the royal party moved to york minster, where in the heavy rain, the king unveiled a statue of his mother, a poignant tribute to her 70 years on the throne. a these kind of walkabouts have marked the king's reign so far, chatting and getting close to the public, but as we've seen today, they come with risks. my heart goes out to that person, it was a stupid thing to do but i don't think in any way it has spoiled the day. but yes, of course there is always a risk, but i still think it's a small one in our nation. today

we discussed the issue with journalist daniela's, r, who says the american public doesn't mind to the government's point games as become a ritual of american politics or liberal american politics. let things go wrong, blame it on russia. it's never the fault of the democratic party. joe biden is doing a great job. and if american voters disagree, the only possible explanation is that it's due to the kremlin interference. i mean, it's gotten, gotten ridiculous. totally silly. no one believes this any more. that the card has been over played and i think that democrats are worried because they very well may be facing a real blood back tomorrow. protests have raged across pakistan for 4 consecutive days after an assassination attempt on former prime minister and maria calling last week. this comes as the country supreme court ordered police to investigate the shooting. a local journalist gave us the details. after 4 days when followed by mr. emmett on composite acting visit, i bought them. he was leaning the lat long back towards capitelli slammer brought to bed. the supreme court of paki

angrier and angrier and we'll see more and more of a political breakdown. journalist and author daniela's army, thanks for joining us on the program. it's always good to see you and have your insight. thank you. thank you. your opinions are paying a record breaking prices for gas and electricity. thus, despite the fuse all efforts of governments to reduce consumer costs according to relate to stay. so european household gas bills have doubled with electricity following the trend up by more than 60 percent. and so the government's pledged 550000000000 euros to offset costs to consumers. concerned politicians have not resorted to the advertisements promoting energy consumption. who was the media outlets are attempting to promote lowering the energy consumption as well. we're since the sun tabloid has proposed using alternative methods to clean clothes, even suggest thing, they don't need frequent washing, and people should just use the vinegar to remove the odor of the laundry, or slashing the use of rush and gas has become an e u priority this year, but it seems the block is not willing to

news outlet was initially granted a press pass for the event, but that was cancelled. journalist daniela's arts thinks that excluding the grey's own is an unfair limit on freedom of the price. there should be as little censorship as possible if any at all. and i believe even more importantly and open and vigorous political debate, especially when you're dealing with an issue as important as the, the war and the ukraine. the war may very well end up plunging all of europe into a 1914 style crisis. that would be a catastrophe, obviously, and before it happens, the issues associated with the war, the war itself should be thrashed out thoroughly. and you can only do that when you have a free press, an open and the press that is open to alternative points of view such as those that the grey zone presents. but by shutting down greys. you are restricting the press and essentially limiting debate. and therefore, you know, dangerous policies go uncorrected and this, this pursuit of war is one of those dangerous policies imaginable. now, to the latest ukraine conflict as authority, se cranium forces

how will daniela play on the screen?k, please, girl lena here she is doing something at all. well, such a straight squirrel there, so fast, so dexterous, she, uh! he does something like this, in general, the magnificent arranges all sorts of shootings of chandeliers, they buy them and hang them in the forest. there, in general, everything is done here. mattresses are bought for water, then, uh, ships are filmed, like voices like this. oh, i won’t come. it's somehow unexpected even. but we didn't prepare for 5 hours. that is, there you need a hair-make-up, uh, workshop. these are the hair and makeup. eh, this is unexpected. that's how you should have warned lena earlier that you won't be able to poke with music there, you can. don't be afraid if you're late, it 's okay, it's very cool. for example, there we had a shooting with a tiger, where there was a real tiger and there we had to take pictures in the forest with him. no, initially. why, like they call, and then they don’t pay for traveling on a ride. yes, well, a matt

okay, daniela. let me, let me, let me come to henry and daniel, you're itching, talk to me, talk to me, daniel. so it is over years. that's good. his muscles to nibble plant where government, she gently on how to miss, please. what is supposed to be the only don't get to your government and the news iran is just like this is we're ok we need to demolish is police what we need to find it, police or me to move even in in it or moving to people there is no sustainable plan . henry henry, what is it? okay, what was the time i was gonna post our list off as queues is trust me and he has gotta go get, you know, and thought, i'm not doing this because it all here while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had like regular plain project, lance lance we again from to see from to what's as, why can begin this land from this water. and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the see when they come fish, because it not boardman p

mexico, you could hear a pin drop as the crowd prayed for a goal that didn't come. alexandra and daniela stood nervously at half time his might. oh, not married on is going to help. i think dave, is he learn to watch a lot from heaven? madonna, from earth. messy and hears all of us argentine basil. it's a passionate one last year. now we are, jan tines are very passionate, and football is what unites is all. there is nothing that unites is more than argentina's national team and you want to do it up here. and when their team finally scored 2 goals, the tension in fear of being eliminated. at least for now, evaporated. ah, a survive, what many people put him in the end of argentina in this world? i've been pre, i've been going to lot of hard times in a win right now. all that is a beer. argentina's football superstar leonel. missy got 9000000 likes in just the 1st hour after thanking fans on his instagram account. having beaten mexico to nil, the post game celebration reverted to song some chance about beating argentina's football rival, brazil. most teams still have a long way to go, but

on may the 1st, 1990, my daughter daniela was born. i recall when my wife realized she was pregnant, the joy that we felt. just a few months later, daniela was born by i'm urgency c-section. almost three months early, she weighed one and a half pounds. my wife and i devoted ourselves as best we could to our daughter, struggling their for life for many months. it tour our very soul, but our daughter breathes life into us. her hand would wrap itself around my little finger it could not reach. she touched every life than she gazed upon. she had a particular calmness of spirit, and regardless of what she was going through and the pain that we felt, that i felt. the guilt that we felt, my wife and i, had we done something wrong? during the pregnancy, no matter the sorrow that we bore, daniela would look at us with this beautiful gaze as if to tell us, it's okay. everything is going to be all right. we weren't sure what that meant. on november the 10th, 1990, daniela died. having touched hundreds of lives, her little soul. she touched so man

daniela ralph, bbc news, boston. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. looking a little bit foggy. there is a change in the way because after a mild but wet november we move tomorrow into the start of december with drier but colder weather. right now it is a bit murky out there so feeling rather chilly in some places. parts of northern england and southern scotland stuck under persistent cloud and fog. 13 degrees by contrast in the isles of scilly and through the rest of the afternoon western parts of england and wales see the best of the sunshine but elsewhere rather grey and murky with some patchy rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland. and through this evening and tonight we could see the art shower across the south—east of england, some rain for northern ireland and elsewhere some low cloud and areas of fog here and there. if the sky is clear for any length of time you could get some frost. the weather at the moment as we go into december is dominated by the high pressure centred over russia which is blocking the progress of these atlanti

. >> i want to bring in our first hoosier of the night, daniela melosi, she's from fort wayne. >> wellmichelle -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think we just found a new spokesperson for prevagen! [ laughter ] maybe the reason he calls his wife, "mother," is he can't remember her name. i don't know. [ laughter ] he did correct himself and then got on to the hot gossip we expect from the white shadow. [ laughter ] you know, not all of his stories about donald trump are negative. before trump stood by and enjoyed watching his henchpeople try to hang him, he offered a very meaningful spot, turned out, to pence, being commander of a then imaginary branch of the military. >> the only committee i asked to be on in congress was the nasa subcommittee. what he didn't know, karen and i had taken our kids when they were little to vacation at cape canaveral, just to see the rockets. i'll never forget saying to him on the phone, would i leave the space council? would i! and we went to work. >> jimmy: i think he might be a robot. [ laughter ] i think someone built trump a robot vice president and, on the

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our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports from boston. to meet harry and meghan. now boston and beyond are preparing to welcome the prince and princess of wales. final preparations are under way... for the local media, a royal visit makes headlines. i think people are excited to see them. the places that they've chosen to go show a desire to really interact with bostonians. boston can be a very tough town. people here don't like a phoney. the prince and princess of wales will get to know this city well over the coming days, as they take their message stateside. daniela relph, bbc news, boston. boston looking lovely. not quite so lovely here. a bit of fog around. here is mad. lovely here. a bit of fog around. here is mad-— lovely here. a bit of fog around. here is mad. ,., ., ., ~ ., , here is mad. good morning. a double whammy for— here is mad. good morning. a double whammy for some. _ here is mad. good morning. a double whammy for some. take _ here is mad. good morning. a double whammy for some. take a _ here is mad. good morning. a doub

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daniela yakubovich is sure that a hearty meal in the morning can even help.do not overeat in general for the whole day, if you get up in the morning and do not eat something for 50 minutes, then the brain will decide that you will never eat again in this life and will give commands to turn on the emergency system and start eating protein from your own muscles. and this is very bad. and in the morning, insulin is more active, a hormone that helps process food. many nutritionists. they even allow those who are losing weight, if they want sweets, to eat them. it is in the mornings, if we eat high-calorie food in the morning, it burns faster and more correctly than if we eat such food, in the afternoon a normal breakfast, according to research. it even improves children's school performance. well, what do doctors think about breakfast, consisting of one cup of coffee we invited natalia lazurenko, a nutritionist, to visit stanislav, who does so. you know, well, 50 years have shown that i have no problems with nutrition at all. no, that is not the stomach of anythi