danke sehr! say, hello my boy, are you back?bring the russian, she is now leaving us. but the worst thing is that now the russian is taking care of our boy, you have to deal with this son. happy new year, dear ones. gaidaenko vladimir alekseevich. during the patriotic war, he took part in the battles near moscow. at the beginning of 1942 he was sent to one of the... partisan detachments in bryansk region, where he led the counterworks, the construction of defensive structures, and then became the commissar of the partisan detachment, carried out a raid on the dopinsky forests with the partisans, from 1944 he was a major engineer, commander of a sapper battalion; during the liberation of pinsk, a street was named in pinsk. we follow the sporting life of our country. this week, the volleyball minsk resident won her 11th championship for olga polchevskaya - this is the first gold award as the main coach of the team. gomel managed to restore parity in the series against bntu bilas 1:1. the final score of the return match is 21:20 in

+20-25, good summer indicators according to local standards, and only the extreme northeast is in dankerything is almost completely sunny, from bryazovye to the lower volga - 30-35, in sochi and yalta - 28. in st. petersburg tomorrow the maximum will be +23. in moscow there is a chance of thunderstorms, again below 30. a very warm night up to 22°. and if there are still days in such weather. how nice it is to celebrate in nature, but it’s better to do it in the shade of trees, even better, under tents, in case it rains, but the main thing is to protect yourself from the sun, the ultraviolet index is very high now. health, love and summer mood to everyone, especially birthday boys, watch the weather on ntv.

. >> of dank, a virus infections in the u.s.lion this year alone, dank, a virus is spread by mosquitoes that thrive in warm weather. you can get a headache, flu-like symptoms in severe cases can cause serious bleeding shock. even death, 40 cases of the virus have been recorded since january of this year. and the cdc is saying to protect yourself, use insect repellent. i hate that. but overall, you know, another thing is wear long sleeves. that's easy enough to do and sleep in a room with the ac or window screens. don't just open the window at the mosquitoes in. anybody in san francisco can catch a ride on waymo. now i downloaded the app and i was won this waiting list and now you don't have to wait. you just download the app. you have to pay but it's pretty cool to be one of those driverless taxis. you can just download the app and they're doing this throughout san francisco, hoping to be able to keep up with the demand. now and that they are ready for the expansion. that's the question. >> 3 years to get to this stage open it e

erzbeeren, gut, aber nicht zittern, na greifst du, kralf, na, das sagen öffentlichen leute, schönen danktand the name, i understand it in german, so, at dawn we should all move towards the village, yeah, we can get there without going onto the road, why not now, let’s not get into a fever, come on, let's! quietly, don’t talk, don’t make noise, don’t clink, who can we clink with, what, nothing, move one by one, bent down, if something happens, to the ground and crawl, i go first, one by one it’s not so noticeable, then at my signal vladimir, and after 3 minutes evgenia, if something happens, everyone back to... i see, i understand, yes, i went, come on, take it! the germans in the village will wake up, you will hear, they will start talking, and what is it called, your village, this is korpilovka, forest, there is also korpilovka lugovaya, but that one below, you can hear, the germans set it on fire, and where are ours now, ours retreated. and they blew up the bridge behind them, but i would have left with them, but my legs can’t move, oh, oh, son, there’s lard in the salt, give me your l

. >> if it's really, really dank outside, muggy and humid, i'll check. >> reporter: that's why dior stayed inside last september when smoke drifted down from wildfires in northern california and oregon. >> it came all the way down to the bay area. it was so bad outside where it was orange outside. it was really, really dark. it smelled back. nobody was outside. >> this is going to keep happening and we really need to prepare for this as a society and as we see climate change affect us, one of the things that is being affected is more and more wildfires and what we've also seen is that even if you are not in an area immediately adjacent to the fires, that the smoke can travel hundreds of miles, if not further. >> reporter: dr. thomas daly works in pulmonary and critical care medicine at kaiser permanente medical center. he said no one should get too hung up on the different categories used to group air quality metrics. >> if unhealthy air is like smoking one pack of cigarettes a day, then unhealthy for sensitive groups is like smoking three-quarters of a pack and moderate air pollution is l

+20-25, good summer indicators according to local standards, and only the extreme northeast is in dank, gloomy autumn weather. in the south everything is southern, almost continuous sun, from bryazovye to the lower one. in the volga 30-35, in sochi and yalta 28. in st. petersburg tomorrow the maximum will be +23. in moscow there is a chance of thunderstorms again at 30, a very warm night up to 22°. and if there are also birthdays in this weather, how nice it is to celebrate in nature. it’s only better to do this in the shade of trees, or even better, under tents, in case it rains, but the main thing is to protect yourself from the sun. the ultraviolet index is now very high. health, love and summer mood to everyone, especially on the birthday. watch the weather on ntv. with each appearance on stage, she fancies herself a star more and more. hello. the politician tries to remain confident, speak clearly and withstand significant pauses. this is yulia navalnaya. image, gestures and of course, speech. western curators are doing everything to promote yulia navalnaya to the so-called russia

(samuel) danke! (train whistle blows) ♪ (rachel) samuel, careful! ♪ you'll come back soon?! ♪ samuel. here. ♪ (eli) and you be careful out among the english. ♪ (grand music) ♪ mama, look! ♪ (giggling) ♪ (public address announcer) ...atlantic city express bus to atlantic city... (female speaker) oh, he's a cute little amish boy. isn't he cute? i think so. (rachel) we have tickets to baltimore. where is that train, please? (ticket agent) it's delayed three hours. you'll hear an announcement when it's time to board. just take a seat right over there. -but i-- -just take a seat, i have to wait on these people. yes, sir. -there. -yes, sir. (samuel) mama, look. what's that thing? (public address announcer) now boarding, stairway three, track four... (rachel) don't go far, samuel. (echoed conversations, announcements) (soft, fantastical music) ♪ -mama? -hmm? (samuel speaks german) (rachel) it's over there. samuel...thy hut. (rachel speaking german) (water splashing) (mcfee) hey, man! (victim) hey! hey! (urgent music) (sounds of struggle) ♪ (partner) what are you doing, man? washin

. >> dank's for having me. >> other than a dip in the pandemic, teenage -- >> thanks for having me. >this 38% figure is something we have not seen since 2009. what is behind that? >> exactly. we have been seeing as we are coming out of the pandemic and increase every summer in particular among teenagers aged 16 to 19 where -- with their labor force participation. we are seeing rates around 38%, as you mentioned, 4 percentage points higher even than what we saw prior to the pandemic, so this really is evidence of a strong hiring demand that we have seen coming out of the pandemic as well as adults moving into other jobs, freeing up those entry-level positions for younger workers. amna: strong higher demand on one side, but among teens, are these people getting jobs looking for cash or out of necessity? >> it is a combination of both. we have seen entry-level wages rising, which makes them more attractive to young people. at the same time, we have to be honest about the inflationary pressures we have seen on households, particularly low income households where low income youth are contr

him first, speck, danke.europa, throughout europe many the wehrmachts are delighted, let's go! and in case of something, in case of something, as a last resort, is it clear? spazier? was it sagst du denn dazu? ich ging einmal spazieren. he doesn’t even know how to shoot, he doesn’t know how, uh-huh, no, he won’t have to, well, i don’t know where he’ll run, all around. that's it, he's ready, let him go, let's get out of here, ivan, vanya, they might come to the shot, let's get out of here if they heard the shot, let's get out of here, i say, quickly! ivan, van, well, if it weren’t for you, there would be us, well , you know, but that’s not the point. damn, i set zhenya up, how scary, the war, yes, we didn’t want that. damn, i didn’t make it to the unit by a day, by a day! you studied german at school and university, it’s clear that gina has been gone for a long time, what’s wrong with her? come quickly, hurry, zhenya is alone there. pioneer camp, honey, let's go. our lermontov, literary wall newspaper mug, pio

you can each row, evan, i've no dank this powerful treaty will be very constructive, declared kim jong-un strictly peace-loving and defensive. he said, but this is only she wanted to go. off in clarified the partnership includes mutual assistance in the event of aggression. that's similar tomatoes clause five raising concerns ukrainian attacks on russia could invoke the clause ready us officials say russia is using north korean ammunition to sustain its barrage on the ukrainian front lines moscow and pyongyang deny arms transfers it would be in violation of un sanctions. the kremlin needs all the help it can get to when its conflicts in ukraine what north korea may get in return? he's also concerned it's space ballistic missile and nuclear programs used to threaten the us and its allies would benefit from russia and technology kremlin says pyongyang has and even asked for help in the most sensitive areas and kim stone-faced at times, sats as the captive audience claps hello to patriotic russian, and korean songs leaders opposed to the us and its allies are isolated and sanctioned by the w

2024, i don't think we know the answer to this it's been is it tv ads, old-fashioned dads, or is it dank memes? is it ugly? instagram reels in new york post covers and fairly important that social media and noise is really significant. i look, we live in an environment where biden, when he actually is out there speaking, talking about his age and makes funny jokes. he's self-deprecating. he's very effective when you hear him speaking. but most of the time we're not hearing i'm speaking. we're just scrolling through our phones, looking at videos, watching embarrassing videos out of context, distorted clips. and i wonder if that information pollution that we all experience, we all feel it. if that information pollution isn't more powerful than the old-fashioned traditional ways of communicating. >> i mean, most people are just not watching these tv unless they see it on crucial it's also, i'm sorry. >> there's also part of an congress has had several hearings on this, this larger international and domestic cyber war that is being waged against the american electorate. and where is it most

cooperation between moscow and pyongyang giotto do trickle then can you can each row, evan, i've no dank. this powerful we'll treaty will be very constructive, declared kim jong-un strictly peace-loving and defensive. he said, but honestly, when you're the go, we're emptying clarified the partnership includes mutual assistance in the event of aggression. >> that's similar to nato's article five, raising concerns ukrainian attacks exon russia could invoke the clause ready, us officials say russia is using north korean ammunition to sustain its barrage on the ukrainian front lines moscow and pyongyang deny arms transfers, which would be in violation of un sanctions. the kremlin, these all the help it can get to win its conflicts in ukraine what north korea may get in return is also concerned it's space ballistic missile and nuclear programs used to threaten the us and its allies would benefit from russia and technology, kremlin says pyongyang has even asked for help in the most sensitive areas back in pyongyang, the only tech being transferred so far seems to be automotive. the kremlin gif