i'm on rewind and also a new picture of brothers, darden and lokit. the film zhanna directed by konstantin statsky at the box office this week is a drama about a strong, but not omnipotent woman, the role played by ksenia rapoport presented at the last moscow international film festival in the new competition program russian premieres, as the director says - this is a picture, not just the history of some one business woman. this is the history of the country in more detail in our story for 8 years, the play zhanna based on the play by yaroslava pulyavinovich was successfully staged at the theater of nations by the director. konstantin stassky transferred the story to the big screen. the images of the main characters were embodied by ksenia report alexander novin. evgeny mironov and taisiya vilkova never expect anything. no, there are no others. jeanne successful business woman betrayal and death of loved ones hard life in the nineties and the desire to get out of poverty shaped her character as a tough smart woman of a goal that justifies any woman's

i'm on rewind, as well as a new picture of the brothers, darden tori and lokita film zhanna directedy konstantin stavsky at the box office this week, a drama, but a strong, but not all strong woman, the role played by ksenia raport presented russian premieres at the last moscow international film festival in a new competition program, as the director says - this is a picture, not just the story of a single businesswoman. this is the history of the country in more detail in our story. for 8 years, the performance of zhanna based on the play by yaroslava polinovich was successfully staged in the theater. director konstantin stavsky transferred the story to the big screen . zhanna is a successful businesswoman betrayal and death of loved ones, a hard life in the nineties and a desire to get out of poverty shaped her character as a tough, smart woman of a goal that justifies any woman's means more easily. we have adapted to this changing reality and jeanne is still from there. and speaking of being clean. yes, she is a predator. because such a life was a plus. she can still really see ho

as we're darden. i'm ender as he go from plotkin or i philip, well germany or of cl leaking, their wounds will say, and spain then actually completely destroyed costa rica in fact. so what does this mean for germany and their chances of going at far in this world cup? germany's bags are against the wall. it's as simple as that. there are basically 2 scenarios that we can draw up quickly. one is the best case scenario for germany. that means they win the next game against spain and japan loses the costa rica. that would mean that all 4 teams are on 3 points, so it's basically even going into the last match. however, there is a chance that germany get eliminated even by the next match. that would be the case if germany lose against spain and japan gets at least one point against costa rica than dependence. when would be through germany would eliminate after just 2 games. unimaginable almost. well, what about a group f? what exactly happened there? it wasn't much going on there compared to all the excite

i agree with darden. he's got it right.uced by a binary relationship, once an act lite of eye of stone, came up to him disappointed he admired thomas jefferson for all the obvious reasons we don't need to go into. stone said, he's great because history is not melo drama. it's tragedy. if tragedy, in life, in the way they are, they're a mixture of those things. and so i think sometimes it takes art -- and i'm suggesting in this case, the kind of photographer's lens to see it's neither in both. t all of those things. we're in the depression, the war, the second world war. this one in which all of those great crises, no one ever thought about voting. no one thought about the peaceful transfer of power. no one thought about an independent judiciary, but we're sure thinking at it now. we have to remember, our civil war as was said was not as bill was saying, was not really a civil war, it was a sectional war. one part of the country against the other. our revolution was a really a civil war. yet at the same time we seem to have

i like darden, win stock, potello's. >> you mentioned wing. the journal piece yesterday on chicken price. >> they're killing it. a lot of the wing places are offering deals because they know -- the margins are incredible there's the chart you want that is not the chart of an enterprise software. it is vertical for wings that's an actual business. you go there, you get wings. what a business. what a business model. they make more money because wing prices went down. i don't want to hear there is an elongation, macro worries. i don't want to hear it is now so sweet you can't get a checkoff i don't want any of that >> snap, jim, the company confirming this 80/20 hybrid model in office starting i think in february. what did you make of that? >> what would really help is not how many days i went to work but getting business they can come to work six days a week and not have any business staff told to be in office four days to do what to do what play games they need business that's charlie the tuna. they want tuna that has good taste. i want busines

darden said to me, i'm sorry. and i said, it's okay.y. >> coming up -- >> but anything out of your mouth for the first five or six sentences is alive. >> detective mark freeman is caught on tape, putting the prosecution on the defense. >> it was mind-boggling. >> and you are hosting champing classes on those tapes? >> it was model from heaven. >> and, the dramatic closing argument. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. when >> dateline continues. > dateline continues ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. have you gotten your updated covid-19 booster? they're designed to help protect against recent omicron variants. schedule yours at vaccines.gov. ♪ the fourth of july weekend of 1995 had just passed. but the fireworks were on

olive garden parent darden noting expenses rose year over year and part of that was due to utilities' inflation which ran at 16% cheesecake factory missed earnings estimates last night, saying profit margins in the quarter reflected higher than anticipated operating expenses, particularly in utilities and building maintenance and plooming brands said inflation ran at 13%, driven by utilities and they expect those pressures to continue this quarter. chipotle, texas roadhouse, and yum brands are among the others also pointing to rising energy costs. overall, utility costs are typically about between 2 to 4% of restaurant sales. according to bernstein, they do fall under the occupancy and other costs category it's not an enormous number. but with power prices jumping, the firm said it could double the cost base for what brian, is usually a fixed cost >> wish we had time to begin, but i'm getting the hook from the producers. you know i hate talking about energy thank you. coming up, logistics runs the world. it may also be the best or maybe only real crystal bar we have where the economy

bryan llenas tells us why tonight from upper darden. >> would just four days to go before election day candidates, and to lieutenant governor john fetterman and republican dr. mae meant awes are making their final pitches to voters in pennsylvania. >> i will be the 51st vote in d.c. and to want to look at all the things we want to accomplish, we have to eliminate to the filibuster. >> i want to look at the ideas are not there. >> indications are that this race is a toss-up, what do you make of dr. oz? >> i'm not that crazy about him, but i'm going to vote for him. i like him better than the other guy. >> i'm probably going to vote for fetterman even though i am a lifelong republican. >> as both try to seize momentum, fetterman is getting endorsement from oprah winfrey. >> if i lived in pennsylvania i would already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. speak of the late endorsement is salient given that opera launched dr. oz into tv stardom. and they write to dr. ausley loves opera and respects the fact that they have different politics. in the department of state looking at

services side, marriott i am not hearing about layoffs there, delta air lines not hearing layoffs there dardens not hearing about layoffs there, so consumers are spending on services however we've spoken about this in the past home builder snement typically shy collation between home builder snement, and unemployment rate 12 months down a road if true a 7% unemployment rate 12 months from today we talked in the past about the three month 10-year inverted that signaling a recession within six months if all these things transpire as they should, we are looking at a recession whereby consumers will be tightening their belt buckle on services at some point in the middle next year. maria: look what cheryl reported from ceo ofwall regardless income levels families are more price conscious ceo says private brand penetration food categories increased incremental trade down in categories, liz peek people are finding alternatives trying to operate, as best as they can when faced with double-digit increases in essentials. >> let's not forget real wages are lagging these inflation numbers, i i mean the tr

tom: michael darden in his weekend note is heated that the market is wrong on higher. he is looking at inflation and rates will fall meaningfully. that is an opportunity for maggie patel. where is the best place to play? margaret: in the bond market, i think better quality high-yield is a very good place, because if we have a real slow down, we may see defaults go from 2% to 4%, 5%, their historic average. that says take a little bit of risk and get less yield, but you will be able to keep it and not get principled if they are higher defaults. lisa: how much of you looking at stocks performing next year? we got outlook from a number of wall street banks, and pretty much they are unanimous that next year will not be great for u.s. equities. do you agree? margaret: no, i really don't. i think it is really, at this point, up in the air. a lot depends on what the fed does. if the fed slows down there very rapid rate of in crease, will that allow us to avoid an inflation? on a relative basis, we will be better off than just about any other country in the world. because peop