estelle.old, all i feel when i look at you is love, i simply have nothing to lose except your love, except your love, at all costs. i simply have nothing to lose, except for your one love, except for your one love, valuable in pesmi, i simply have nothing to lose, i simply have nothing to lose. all my gold is my land, at this moment i am true to myself, in a world of trust and complete agreement with everything, in the world there is peace. for clarity, there is no more fear of danger, i open my hands, dissolving. there is absolutely nothing more in the world to lose, except one of your love, except one of your love, at the cost of the whole world, i have nothing more to lose, except for one of your love, except for one of your love, at the highest cost, i no longer... except for one of your love, except for one of your love except for your love alone, at the cost of the whole world. number for voting for daria is 05, well , i guess for the next participant. voting number 06, i’m in the semi-f

the step is loaded with nuts, i choose the color, estel in beauty salons.pace, how great it is that we are all gathered here today, tomorrow at the first one, the premiere, i love my... country, tomorrow at the first one, well, i’m different, different. evgeny steblov is one of the most unusual artists in russia; he became famous for the video where he looked confused and unhappy. light, do you love me? i walk around moscow for family reasons. in these films, he awakened truly popular sympathy for his heroes. and for a very long time i didn’t understand what i had done there, and it seemed to me that soon... the deception would be revealed and they would beat me. but how did the relationship develop in to the family of evgeniy steblov himself? before tanya, i didn’t love anyone, i took her arm and it was like an electric shock. our exclusive interview with the artist who played with the most beautiful women in the country and at the same time remained faithful to his one and only. we lived with tania for 38 years; our son is our only monk at the solovetsky

estelle. beautiful names. why those who chose?d just esel is the combined es and asol, estel, that is, everything is so complicated for you, yes, light, and have you thought about adding to the family, well, our family is very full, well, as if i have... that petrosyan gave birth here 78-79, kamon in rebadi, mikhail zakharovich, so maybe it’s not evening yet, as they say, well, if it works out , we will not object, but we are working on it, we are working, that’s right, at heart, as they say, we are all children, so i want to invite you to play one very interesting game called who am i, oh, light, in no case no one should look. do you know, do you know what the point is? yes, yes, i, i saw how i play, how others are playing, let me start, first, and i’m a man or a woman, a man, and i’m a young man, well again, you see, it’s strange, who thinks young or not young, forever young, well, forever young, no, no, i’ll take myself like this , mikhail now, yes, yes, i am an artist, well , yes, yes, yes, yes, i am a man. no, no, i 'm a woma

well, in the eyes of harry estelle berman, treasure is all around her. the metalsmith and artist uses recycled materials to create jewelry and sculptures with social commentary concerning the environment. tin cans are some of her favorite mediums for carving. >> i always wanted to be an artist. after working with recycled materials for 35 years, my goal is to make sure it doesn't look like trash. >> reporter: harriet collects everyday consumer waste and creates visually compelling displays that show society the harmful effects of hyper consumption. while her work has been displayed at museums all over the world, at first not everyone initially understood the value of her creations. >> one of the hardest part to me about using my recycled materials is how difficult it can be for me to find an audience because i'm really ahead of the curve. >> reporter: but now she's sculpting the curve one art piece at a time using plastic takeout containers, not only making jewelry, but takes the time to clean each container she acquires. >> when i make my work out of pl

y, cuando no estél, pues, nos agarramos del chongo, a patadas, a mordisqueadas, a lo que sea. recién, ahora sí, casados. y él, pos, de hecho se fue, yo me quedé. cuando el regresó, pues, ya estaba mi hija. ella nació en julio. y él regresó en agosto. la segunda, igual. la segunda también, pues, allá y... cuando mi niño, el chiquito... pues, de hecho, él sí, él sí estuvo. y me sentí contenta porque, pues, nunca había estado, pues, cuando nacían sus hijos. ana: cuando habla, nosotras le decimos cómo vamos en la escuela. nos dice que cuidemos a mi abuelita, a mi mamá, a mi hermano. [laughs] ray: m'hijo. ¿cómo estás, hijo? ¿bien? ¿andas con tu tío manuel allá? mi hijo, el chiquito, cuando yo me fui, él todavía no empezaba a hablar. y, de repente, me empezó a decir por teléfono: "papá ¿cómo estás?". o sea, para uno es algo muy emocionante. cuídate y cuida a tus hermanitas. cuidas a mamá, hijo. te quiero mucho. ♪ eso, fíjate. no, ni tensa. ¿no? no. rodo: si trabajamos de lunes a sábado, pues los domingos a comprar lonche pa' la semana, a lavar, y el resto, descansarlo para el siguie

one ally into the guns of another, and that's happen to all forces for understandable reasons but estelle got to be reversed and we are now i think so going back to a much tougher on interoperability standardizatio standardization. and it is as is a great technical and cultural. on resilience and kind of whatt next, i mean, we always make the point the resilience is a national responsibility and suppose we'll get quite cost with me if i did make that point within early on. but i think where we are probably w going is we've got a cycle that looking at how allies perform a concert basely. i think overnk time the site wil get more dominica will get more grandeur and what we are looking at. and we will be more to support allies learning from each other, supporting each other from that. secondly, i think the broader question of investor resilience has really come into play over the last two years when we've seen how much north america and europe have struggled to produce quickly enough what we need basically to support you great and to support our own armed forces. so i think industrial policy

apartheid divest, which one of the negotiators was participating in these conversations that finally in estelle made recently mahmoud khalil tele, my colleague, that there are some members of his organization that are actively participating in the occupation of that historic craig hamilton hall, khalil also adding that whatever happens next is entirely in the hands of the university. >> and he also said another thing that's quite interesting here kahlil telling cnn that he is calling on negotiations to resume between the people who are inside that building that are in it for the long haul, apparently based on what we saw earlier today, and the university will follow standby. >> i want to go to see this dianne gallagher. she's over at the university of north carolina, chapel hill. diane, we saw some very heated moments, not that long ago between police and protesters. where you are as university of north carolina what's happening down? >> for now? the police are gone from polk place. we're not sure if they're going to return, but i want you to see what's behind me you mentioned earlier that the