please lift, olga together with the volunteer irina and the dog, whose name is dina dina doesn't want to get up you need help. dinaina girls need help. we're all right. climb calmly pin-11. we need an elevator uniquely in the program. i think she's just afraid, yes, yes, they are often afraid. yes, she won’t eat me, dinochka bunny. oh no, they've got this one too. come on, come on the other side, come on, baby, come on. all right, let's go, baby, baby. it's all right, let's go. well, what are you doing worried, can it do? both well done ai my good girl everything is fine. it was serious. it was just a test today to get you into our studio. everyone was resting. we can start. hi all. you are watching the wildest program on channel one, you have seen a video not to be confused with a rabid one. so here's what's in store for us today. our little puppy catch a fish big and small. very jealous cat, who is it? are we so jealous? do not stroke aunt plush let's investigate. who is the rat? and we will see how beautiful it is to fall into a puddle. soon the winter fishing season will open so that you understand how serious

dina's per us dollar. now the rocky dina had been selling at 1470 dina was against the greenback before the us introduce tighter controls on transactions by commercial. iraqi banks made up through what he has more from back that prices are going golf heaney, rockies tours. since mid november. the denado has declined against u. s. dollar. losing about 10 percent of its value. a bought on it says he double. it checks the price tags every time he comes to the supermarket, i'm to said in there, i will madigan let us do it, alpha shopper and his blame it on the dollar exchange rate because most of the products are imported. in this case, the government should pay our salaries in dollars mod since november, the u. s. has tightened the rules on international transfers to prevent money laundering. it's reduced cash flows to iraqi banks by about 80 percent. lou are the 100 for guided entity key. it's cleared u. s. federal reserve scrutinizing foreign transfers from iraq, and especially to those countries unfriendly with 2 u. s. army, such as iran, lebanon, by syria and yemen, others. consequently, iraq steel via transfe

dina: in homer, michigan, i'm dina demetrius for "matter of fact."oledad: our conversation on the importance of local journalism continues online. you can watch our extended interview with lynette clemetson on matteroffact.tv >> ahead on "matter of fact," how this shape-shifting robot is a nod to ocean creatures. and later, let's get dirty with a board game connecting the health of the soil to climate change. to see more stories like this sign up for our newsletter at matteroffact.tv. 23 soledad: now for technology that looks like it's straight out of a hollywood blockbuster. it's a robot that can change shape, from solid to liquid and back again. this shape-shifting robot was created by a team of american and chinese engineers. here you can see it melt and move to escape a small cage. once it's freed, the robot can shift back to its original hard shape. it can also climb walls and even repair a circuit board. so how exactly does this thing work? the engineers put magnets into a block of gallium, a metal that melts at 86-degrees. an electric current,

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dina her name was. yes, denis was right after the first unsuccessful attempt to escape , the tatar girl helped him to get out, dinan, although they were in the block, but managed to get to their correct answer. no to this question, let's move on to the ninth question. is it true that there was an oligarchy in sparta? time now remains to figure out what the oligarchs yaroslav want to supplement with which power belongs to some group of people of the most important people, because this word comes from the greek word, which is translated as small small enough, but at the same time the word is used in a different meaning guys, let's move on to the tenth question. is it true that idle is the same as festive. time is definitely not, we adults know this for sure, but there are doubts that all children will answer correctly? karina what do you think is the correct answer? i answered yes, but i'm not sure, if i'm already in doubt his answer, but when he heard the word idle, but festive, is it clear what they heard? in what context i used it now, probably, they will not remember. well , michael what do you think, what is co

dina sent a fonte joins us now from our sister station in detroit. dina you've been following the michigan state shooting and the emotional toll that it's taking and sadly, that's something that's affecting so many families and communities at this point. what have you learned as you're studying these shootings? well and you know, pam, we wish you could say that this was an isolated incident, but it seems like all over our country every day, there's somebody dealing with some sort of tragedy like this, and i can tell you i have two students at michigan state and i can tell you it feels very personal. these kids think of this college campus as their home as these buildings mean a lot to them being able to hang out with their friends and feel the sense of security. so this is a very hard transition to go back to school and feel safe once again. what i found particularly interesting is talking about coping. how do you cope with this? and how do as parents how do we say you're gonna be okay? um psychiatrist tell me one of the best tools to dealing with trauma and this goes for any kind of trauma that you might be dealing with is to talk about it, and we've heard from that advice many times before. but this is something that i hadn't heard before. it's the brain science behind it. so take a listen to this doctor. the emotional center of her brain is near the back of our brain and the memory center of her brain is there. that's why strong emotions can trigger memories so strongly, but by talking saying our emotions were stimulating our frontal of the thinking the cognitive center of our brain and that helps us process. um, what happened to us ? and so it doesn't have to come out of us. in the strong emotions and strong behaviors that may be unhealthy being able to put it to words being able to talk about it being able to think about it, um, can help us move forward. it's yeah, this is something that they know, of course when dealing with veterans and ptsd. that's why it's so important to talk about it to move those thoughts to the front of your brain where you can process it better and realized, okay, that was then that's not going to happen today. other suggestions from the doctor exercise, of course, we know that that is a proven remedy to help when you're dealing with. anxiety journal. listen to music art and even talked to family members. if you can't if you're not comfortable talking to a professional yet talking to a family member, but pam, there's real science that says, getting those thoughts out of the back of your brain into the front can have a big impact . and dinalking with family, first of all, i'm sorry that you have dealt with this personally with two kids over at michigan state i have to college. students as well. and i know so many of us parents. we feel like we live in a safe area, our kids in a safe place. and to be honest with you, my youngest daughter her. her biggest fear is a school shooting. how what are some things we can? how do we talk to our kids about these tragedies to prepare them and help them deal with us? well one of the big messages that we've been hearing especially recently in light of what happened at michigan state is you talk to kids about? let's control. let's focus on what we can control, so let's focus on controlling our self care. in other words, let's let's try and get some sleep or let's try and get out and go for a walk. let's try and maybe eat healthy. so let's let's try and focus on things that we can control. and um, also put things in perspective a little bit that this this is our somewhat rare event. i me