speed of sound, it was hardly possible to hear it was somewhere over 5 km, so it is more from liga emil gold theme for 600. iceberg theme yes, not really bet they make up a large part of the garbage in the ocean and on the croatian environmental poster one of them is depicted as an iceberg. still in third grade music school, she began to perform as part of the russian quartet primosconcert. nadezhda babkina no nadezhda but not babkina kadysheva ah, on dynadenka 800, it was to her that tchaikovsky dedicated his fourth symphony. out of modesty, she asked not to mention her name, and the composer wrote on the title page dedicated to my best friend. this is nadezhda, filaretovna, fonmek corresponded with tchaikovsky, had a complex and confusing relationship with him, and most importantly supported his finances. ah, one to 1,000. she charmed petersburg society with wit, gaiety and education, and for the beauty was nicknamed the beautiful creole. this is hope osipovna pushkin's mother hannibal on the night of july 1, 1520, his detachment tried to break out of the conquered capital, but suffer

madatov is playing against evgeny, a historian from baku hello emil, a little about yourself.ello, i graduated from the faculty of history of baku state university, unfortunately, in my specialty. they worked a day this moment. i am producing alcohol on my game. i have been several times for the first time 20 years ago. well, then a few times experiment. thank you, and today irina petrova, a biophysicist from moscow, will play at the third game table. i am 34 years old, i was born in the city of ryazan , graduated from the faculty of lomonosov moscow state university, binjilinin informatics. now working as a molecular biologist, i'm fond of fantasy fantasy my game for the first time thank you emil attention to our main monitor. here are all the themes of our today's game the most beautiful themes for you dear viewers and dear players for you. we are starting the first round. the first round of the topic honduras semyonovich vowels only and the gates of the anniversary 2022 and nuts questions of the topic honduras are presented by the russian geographical society space. yes, th

and we've got stand-up from emil wakim, everybody!'s time for "wetweet." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ wetweet wetweet ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "wetweet. this is where we, as a group, decide something we should post on twitter so, i'm going to show you five different tweets we're all going to vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clickers at your seat. higgins, roots, you have clickers >> steve: yep, got my clicker. >> jimmy: now look, now, whatever tweet gets the most likes, we will tweet it out live on the show and then you can all like it and wetweet it >> steve: nice [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a shared experience all right. here you go. you got the green and red on the clicker here and vote for all of them, just so you know, cause some people wait to save their vote. doesn't matter yeah [ laughter ] you can vote for all of them if you want >> steve: yeah, if you love all of them, great >> jimmy: all right, here we go this first one says, "underpants is not only a piece of clothing, but also the instruct

this is the thief in law emil varshavsky for the last 8 years, he practically openly controls the supply of drugs to ukraine from georgia, turkey and latin america through odessa port and the other day the sbu accused the blissful of cooperation with the russian army, the collaborators kept in touch with representatives of the russian federation reported on the situation in the region, and also terrorized and intimidated the local population, some members of the group recorded the redevelopment environment to collect information about the ukrainian military in the odessa region , according to experts, the detention of the thief in law. this is another provocation of the sbu employees, which i use the hype, as they say, they forge a hot enterprise, which brings huge profits, for example, i don’t know the market there, there are smuggling channels in the seaport of odessa, uh, well, it is under the control of some kind of criminal, some kind of organized criminal group, uh, an employee of the sbu who says that listen , why does it bring profit to them they are to us, but let's go. we will

the bet is 3,699 thank you emil irina glasses, of course glasses this is the correct answer. 1.000 thank you irina evgeny points bet 2601 evgeniy shkolyukov retains his place in the golden nine. thank you very much for playing eugene please accept congratulations on your next win game stories. well, dear friends you are huge. thank you. see you all the best. bye. right now, leonid kanevsky is heading to saratov in the village to his aunt in the wilderness, saratov is a city of single guys already on commodity maniacs, a maniac, either one and the same or just gemini a secret case in which one kills. the second is watching, but who is the killer, everything turned out to be completely different from what the confusing detective made of glass assumed. the investigation was led by a hare. are you a wolf hair hunter? watch right now. seventy the fourth year, the saratov path not far from the railway, the man hurried to the train, but stopped with surprise. a little further on is another one. ah, what happened? someone lost. and suddenly a weak table was heard, a small gray-haired woman was d

arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level againhis second of the game before bukayo saka's penalty wrapped up a cricial three points and brought arsenal's three game losing run to an end. we have to win matches and we have not done that in recent weeks and today, confidence was in energy whites, it is quite.— whites, it is quite. from the outside looking _ whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you play| whites, it is quite. from the i outside looking in, you play for fourth — outside looking in, you play for fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for— fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for my point of view. has been exciting _ exciting for my point of view. has been exciting for— exciting for my point of view. has been exciting for you and for us as well. and you know it's going to be difficult because of the games difficult. now it's manchester united. there was late drama at goodison park where

loved ones of 21-year- old john tae alexander, known as jojo by family and friends and 21-year-old emile martinez and drawdy from the central valley. and, 57-year-old melinda davis, who was unhoused, and slept on the sidewalk near where hundreds of rounds were fired sunday morning. turner's mother worries about the similarities the shooting in sacramento on sunday has to many more, far away. >> it happened here, but it's happening everywhere. people able to bear arms. >> this part of downtown clearly looks different tonight, but that painful connection remains with those family members. the turner family making it clear they chose to come here in the afternoon because they wanted to know where their loved one, their son spent his last moments of life. ryan, back to you. >>> andria borba is also here in sacramento with more on the mood in the city. ondrea? >> reporter: ryan, the mood in downtown sacrament are is one of stunned sadness. in recent years, the k street mall, the delco area around the golden one center has bloomed and flourished and really changed its reputation. tonight, and

but he is emil with phillip with up i turned to the camera. man, i said look, described there louder here. how have this place continued to function? getting 3 and a half years of siege clothing was the best to tell the people all the world. what was happening in, sorry you. ready ah ah ah ah. ready ready sarajevo, city of love, arts and music. but on the banks of the many at sky river, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina history has also been carved in the heart of the balkans. this place has given birth to civilizations and peoples on witnessed was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions, and ethnicities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody wall. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian muslims, serbs, and croats. this distinctive yellow building on the front line, so the siege and bloodshed close up, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of sorry, a vose infamous war hotel. the holiday inn can ah, in 1982. sorry eva was preparing

also the youngest victims, mattia alexander, friends called her jojo, and 21-year-old emile martinezm the central valley. 32-year-old joshua boy was a father of six. kpix 5 justin andrew spoke with lavoisier's sister who says she just wants the world to know how much he was loved. >> reporter: tamika young says she has already cried her last tear 21-year-old divorce turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in sacramento, just feet from the state capital. police say 12 others are wounded. >> i will probably be crying five minutes from now. is to make sure the world wants to know he was loved. he was definitely loved. >> reporter: turners for kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> definitely family friends that he had love in him, definitely.

just because we have competencies, many, including in foams, emil renatovich saifullin, a thirty-year-oldof technical sciences in heat, physics , senior researcher, laboratory of enhanced oil recovery methods, kazan federal university why do we need this foam, as many are mistaken. do you think that they have us in some kind of reserve or a large one under water, on in fact, it is in very small little powder. and we are trying to physically displace this most porous medium from it, that is, pump it from one side. something into water or gas and get out of another country. we can do this with gas, and well, gas is too mobile and has very little weight, and it follows the path of resistance. it will only get into some pores and some channels of hackwork. in general, hack from of course, because oil is a very viscous foam is another matter. foam will be able to, but displace more uniform, that is, go in an even front along survive all the fire in your lab kitchen. uh help. yes, of course, it can e do it right. no it's enough just to see what we never say. for example, the same surfactant sol

there really is nowhere to put off often risky operations the chief physician, the famous professor emil seems to be everywhere here, he has time to manage and operate and always communicate with his patients minor injuries. they are very reminiscent of those combined injuries that the miners suffered in the depths when the methane exploded, and having such an experience. we are now starting with the fourteenth year. we treat. these are the guys, along with civilians in the wards, and the wounded soldiers are lying. and oleg chernyak received multiple shrapnel in mariupol during airport storm time. now he has already undergone a skin transplant and is on the mend. if not for them, i think so, maybe even without a nox, because there were not very many before. well, i mean, at least they are flying. well, i understand perfectly well that in such cases it would be provided. and then, how could they amputate something so that i am in very good hands here, and i am sure that i am on two legs from here. i'll leave in the next rooms. well, perhaps under guard, but in the same conditions, the ca

detention the ukrainian special services of the criminal authority from odessa is the thief in law emilfor the last 8 years, he practically openly controls the supply of drugs to ukraine from georgia, turkey and latin america through the port of odessa and recently the sbu accused the blessed of cooperation with the russian army, collaborators kept in touch with representatives of the russian federation reported on the situation in the region, and also terrorized and intimidated the local population some members of the group signed up for the defense line now to collect information about the ukrainian military in the odessa region, according to experts detention thieves, in law. this is another provocation, the sbu employees, who use the hype, as they say, they forge hot while a friend who brings huge profits, for example, the market there, i don’t know, there, smuggling channels in the seaport of odessa e. well, it is under the control of some kind of criminal organized criminal group, uh, an employee of the sbu who says that listen, why does it bring profit, we do not bring us, but le

evacuation, even shot at civilians trying to flee to the disgust the russian than the allied forces. emil was on the we tried to evacuate people out of the city, but they've been forced to stay by the local militants who would do such a thing. who would use people as human shield on with the fascists? perhaps there is a crisis here. people have no electricity, no food, no water. we see it in. it's just not right. every soldiers, duty is to save people to protect them. at the end of the day, artillery is a tool with limited use. leveling, mary, you will, is not an option. russian forces have come to liberated, not destroy it, which means this battle will be settled the hard way. with a beat contest between infantry and very nearly face to face. more i'd get the of r t for mario bull. can know the story to bring you to day r t has gotten access to leaked audio conversations, allegedly recorded near kia, where russian troops had been stationed now the contradict the ukrainian government's version of the events that saw russia blamed for that deliberate killing of civilians. let's listen to o

shuva short-handled tennis the spaniel did not lose his head and continued to play even more actively emil is sure that the wards can already fight with professional athletes. well, the truth is that ambitions, while they do not allow the dog to learn how to hit the ball so that it flies through the net , the company of a four-legged tennis player can make oriental extreme sports. this cat breed is easy to train and wears swords and toys on command. why are they so extreme to tell, right now, what a dumpling is today is clearly not in spirit. paula’s pet really doesn’t like it when it’s early , and here paula had to disturb him for the sake of filming , says the dumpling, then for another half a day he will walk and grumble extreme orientals, such as very emotional and talkative cats. you need to learn to abstract from sounds. that is, in the evenings. he walks and talks and besides, it is constantly every day, and from the side you might think that something is being killed, but in fact , no, he just talks for a very long time, very painfully. he tells oriental stories cats are really inc

extra—time was looming when emil forsberg scored the goal that won it for leipzig in the 2nd minute ofon to ban russian and belarusian players unfair. wimbledon�*s become the first of the four grand slams to implement a ban because of russia's invasion of ukraine. here it means men's world number two , daniil medvedev and the women's world number 4 aryna sabalenka will be among those to miss the championships as well as the other uk grass court tournaments. lies the world number one iga swiatek is through to the quarter—finals of the stuttgart grand prix after beating the german qualifier eva lys in straight sets. swiatek — who had a bye in the first round — eased into the last eight with a 6—1, 6—1 win that tookjust over an hour. it was her 20th successive win on all surfaces — and she's on course for a potential quarter—final against the us open champion emma raducanu. she is through to the second round after beating the australian qualifier storm sanders in straight sets. raducanu — playing herfirst tour match on clay — won comfortably 6—1, 6—2. and england batter joe root has been

emil; and the need to reduce demand. only last week, and the need to reduce demand.ed to reduce demand. only last week, we saw _ and the need to reduce demand. 0�*le last week, we saw energy bills going up last week, we saw energy bills going up in the middle of a very real cost of living crisis, which is causing people real hardship. all we have todayis people real hardship. all we have today is a cobbled together a list of things that could and should have been done over the last 10—12 years. and it doesn't even tackle really important things like insulating homes, which could save £400 on everybody�*s bill. the homes, which could save £400 on everybody's bill.— homes, which could save £400 on everybody's bill. the importance of usini everybody's bill. the importance of usin: less everybody's bill. the importance of using less rather _ everybody's bill. the importance of using less rather than _ everybody's bill. the importance of using less rather than supplying . using less rather than supplying more energy was echoed by other parties. we more energy was echoed b

the reason i said earlier -- >> don, emil.on right now are focusing on helping the ukrainian government with the mining. at a meeting today with emoji, there are very grateful. we have volunteers and extraordinary ghana's asian in south africa was backing us for this. lastly green government, as coming casualties they taking. civilians, not just military, a lot of civilians and occupied areas because russians have littered this area with cluster munitions. >> i understand, listen, i respect your fashion, these i wanted you to get to the solution sooner, because i know this, we have learned that time together. so not being, route i just know that as we get to the break out some point. i want you to get your point across in the time that we have allotted. so you've got on a long time, but appreciated. oh you side, i think it's very valid, and there's lots of things i need to be done to get the help to where it is needed the most. i don't know if you have a cnn impact or world full screen that we can put up, but collect they're g

. >> jesse: that's right it all goes back to the emile server.nings with maria crushing it on sunday as always. >> my pleasure. >> jesse: next tuesday morning with marias will be live from the global institute conference. we will be sure to catch that we should add a 51st star to the american flag. to represent the amount of illegals biden is bringing in. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no once-daily copd medicine... has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trel

arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level againhave not done that in recent weeks and today, confidence and energy wise, it is it is quite exhausting. from the outside looking in, you play for fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for my point of view. has been exciting for you and for us as well. and you know it's going to be difficult because of the games difficult. now it's manchester united. there was late drama at goodison park where fourth from bottom everton snatched what could prove to be a vital point come the end of the season. frank lampard's sidse made the worst possible start against leicester, harvey barnes giving the visitors the lead afterjust five minutes, but in the 92nd minute richarlison rescued a point, that 1—1 draw means everton are four points clear of burnley with the same number of games played. the good news is we get a chances to set the pace as well. we might get something from those. i am pleased because it's something we have not been doing well enough, when we're not quite on our game, it's c

emile is just one person.no idea how to start a refugee center but overnight he did it because he was so affected by what he saw at the border. >> the humanity and the creativity is just incredible. thank you for bringing us that story, selma. appreciate it. >>> ukrainian president zelenskyy vowing to keep fighting as russia's attacks escalate and the brutality continues. ukrainian forces putting up a strong recision tans despite widespread devastation and atrocities that have shocked the world. a ukrainian member of parliament joins us live next. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel says f for you, it's more like 5:1515. man: mom, really? migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp, a protein believe

i loved into the wild, the film he directed with emile hirsch based on the excellent john krakauer booki don't trust his analysis and expertise in this realm. i think that we should be pushing for peace harder than anything. i'm actually surprised that sean penn -- that that isn't his driving narrative. >> i'm right there with you, kennedy, in terms of gaming at out and seeing how to gatsby putin to the negotiating table. when i see people at the table being poisoned it's -- when they come together, like putin is willing to poison his own negotiators, i just don't know that we can get there. certainly not in a hurry. >> and ukrainian officials have told us there are stories of 10-year-old girls being violated, swastikas branded into bodies, this is gruesome, brutal war crimes occurring across this country. if i could focus quickly on zelenskyy's speech to the united nations where he boldly called out the united nations and saying rush is no different than isis. here it is done by a member of the united nations security council. russia is on the security council. china, who is committing

very it -- was a loss of the great american, very sat occasion, kind of obviously put a damper on emil. and we went home, and i had been considered for the vacancy that arose when justice kennedy retired in 2018, and we also knew, and the marshals in charge of the northern district of indiana and south bend in particular knew that regardless of what happened at that point, i was likely to become the object of media scrutiny again. so that we can, in which i had intended to go to costco and go to my daughter's soccer game, the marshals advised me not to leave my house, just because they weren't exactly sure what would happen, just given the intense scrutiny at the time. and that weekend, i was contacted by the white house counsel and invited to come and interview that week, and it all just happened very quickly. and it didn't give my husband that i am a lot of time to make a decision about whether we would be open to it or not. we had discussed it in 2018, but this was, you know, two years later. and so, you know, things had changed. so, we had kind of a very brass tacks -- are we up fo

you know, we're still waiting for answers and stuff. 21 year old emil martinez, andra. there was one of six people who were shot and killed. the victims were three women and three men between the ages of 21 57. 29 year old dave azia. turner was also one of the six victims. i want people to know. that he is a great person. and that he loved his family. and you took away somebody that meant a whole lot to a whole lot of community people. a dozen other people were also sent to hospitals with gunshot wounds. at least seven of them have been released. our coverage of the sacramento shooting continues online. you can check our homepage for the latest developments. there is growing concern tonight in one west oakland neighborhood after a series of fires that homeless encampment the latest happened this afternoon. one man was killed. ktvu zach sauce joins us now he's in oakland, where many residents and neighbors say they feel on edge, zack yeah. julie over the last year. oakland fire says it's been forced to battle over 90 encampment fires today's encampment fire, leaving thos

he said no, because putin is not coming to the table as emil waited as he can right.eep it. that's what the shore poroshenk request was. even if putin wakes up and says, okay, i've got what i want. >> what is your likelihood in your estimation he would turn to the unthinkable and release chemical or nuclear weapons. we have the saying that russia has no use for a world if it is not in it. >> that's right. chemical weapons and terror tactics. they used them in syria with the sarin gas. he do whatever he needs. the russian state media has been delaying, raising total war, biological, chemical, annihilation. >> right. >> that is what he has to do. the thing about putin is they have no moral code or humanitarian sentiment. those are for weak ling goes. >> again. when he is talking about annihilation. he could be setting up again a negotiation, trying to get a victory, threatening the worst. again, i have to agree with you. nobody is challenging putin, nobody so sure. i don't think they are. i think they know the truth, if you don't know -- he is losing his best, brightest

an attack that left the victim dead of a head injury in san jose nearly two weeks ago, 32 year old emilrd on a motive now is at 9 24 2 men charged with impersonating federal agents are also accused of trying to get close. to real secret service agents among the four agents who were allegedly targeted by the suspects. one worked in the vicinity of the vice president's residents and another was assigned to the first lady's protection detail. on wednesday. ariana hard today and hater ali were arrested. federal prosecutors say the two suspects pretended to work for the department of homeland security and gave four secret service agents gifts that included phones. tvs and even a rent free apartment. was this an effort by a foreign power to engage in some sort of either compromise these these law enforcement officers or even worse access access what they knew and get access to their information and travel details all the other sort of stuff. the judge in the case says he needed he needed more information onto hers. a day's travel history to pakistan and iran. the detention hearing is going to