i know for sure that you are watching me falk. we discussed it. it's the same in the first half. twenty-second year by another 8.3% now e salary. uh, that means uh. hmm. and that means it has grown, and to date, good results. now, regarding seventy-five permanent or not, in general, the system of material incentives is a complicated thing, like the average degree in a hospital, understanding that the head of the scientist. scientific institute and so on there are always needs. well, let's say to stimulate those who give him results , we will flexibly test this. now we are seriously discussing a new industry system. remuneration of scientific workers. you are right. there, a penny is, and the additional payment for the degree, of course, something needs to be done about it. and taking into account, of course, you have all the possibilities of the state, we will make these decisions. well, in the end, about the engineers, i absolutely support what you said. this is the most key priority. and physics numbers. probably you wanted to voice, well, i wou

falk account. the series has become equal to 1:11, anemia is impossible to win. guys are great. today everyone fought for each other with a single fist, we dedicate this victory to our fans, who supported us so much today, we continue to work further. there we will start working. it's all just beginning here for the first few minutes discussed in the locker room, what's easier to play, because they run got three heads in the first period is hard to win back, of course. he is such an opponent, by the way, nikita pysh kylo scored in the second game in a row. after losing two five ahead, machu already said in minsk that the most important thing is the right recovery, because in any case the series continues a very important third match will be in the series, so prepare and on your own ice you need to win this victory, the third match of the series will be held on sunday and will start at 17:10. a live broadcast will be waiting for you on belarus 5. the strongest athletes in kettlebell lifting gathered today to fight each other in the defenders of the fatherland cup competitions wer

thousands of exhibits, among which the world masterpieces of repin shishkin aivazovsky , vasnetsov polenov falknd other famous paintings definitely deserve your attention. because of the busy shooting schedule, we couldn’t enjoy it, but you should definitely go, i’m sure there is something on look next to it is another architectural pearl penza bishop or governor's house built it at the end of the eighteenth century for the penza governor, and a little later a bishop moved in. saratov penza and the house was renamed into the bishop's, by the way, look into the courtyard. there are very interesting bas-reliefs. from the series , the auditor is coming to us. but to be in penza and not visit a single art museum. it means offending this beautiful city. moreover, this museum in penza is unique in it. only one painting is exhibited a little, but it’s not, it’s no coincidence that ten years ago the penza museum of one painting, also inhabiting an old mansion, took an honorable third place. remaining an orca of world museums dedicated to one thing, it was overtaken only by the museum of the sunken ship

lisa joins us now to falk about vr therapy. so gorge lisa, thank you for joining us. this stuff is pretty neat. you recently got a chance to try it out yourself. so tell us a little bit about it and how it actually can help with overcoming anxiety and phobias you might have. >> yes, so virtual reality just as the name says really immerses you in a digital environment. so for people who are struggling with phobias, whether that be fear of flying, fear of heights and this gives therapists a way to gradually expose their clients or patients to those fears in a safe environment. so that's why some therapists have been adopting it and i have tried it myself and i can say that it is pretty fascinating. and i tend to understand how it can be effective especially for fear of heights. >> i don't know if overseen it yet, but here at kpix 5 we started the 360-degree reporting using virtual reality. really changed the game when it comes to our way of story telling. i mean, this technology is evolved so much to where we're at today kind of tell us about that. >> yeah, absolutely.

columbia present, gustavo petros government will start peace negotiations with a distant part of the falk rebel group. the distance reject to the piece to which all the fault levels accepted in 2016 butcher has fall to end decades of conflict. cassandra p a. t has more from bonito. this announcement means the government of president gustavo paper will now start a 2nd piece negotiation after the one that is already ongoing whit or national liberation army. the biggest remaining rebel group in the country, in this case. petra said that the negotiations will be with the so called the cincinnati my, your or central command. this is one of 2. this is a group of former foreign rebels. need them are a group form of 5 rebels that decided to reject. they still feel that the park has signed with the colombian estate back in 2016. and this group, in particular, that has roughly between 1800 or 2000 armed. the members, if considered responsible for much of the apps upsurge in violence that columbia has seen in the last 2 or 3 years. as this group has been fighting both the lan and other, i'm groups a

i know for sure that falk is watching me. we discussed it.s is the case in the first half of the twenty-second year by another 8.3% now e salary. uh, that means uh. hmm. and that means it has grown, and to date, good results are now. regarding seventy-five permanent or not, in general, the system of material incentives is a complicated thing, like the average degree in a hospital, understanding that the head of the scientist.

e, therefore, simply with falk and nikolaevich.emind you that the amount of federal funding for our project is 9.3 billion rubles. including we count already this year in the twenty-third, using federal money 2.6 billion rubles. the sites are ready. we can start construction in the near future. i thought the tourism agglomeration is a ski resort, mountain air. we are working on this project with the tourism of the russian federation and with a choice and plan to increase the length of e, ski slopes three times from 35 km, which are now up to 90 km. and in the coming years and to become one of the best resorts in the countries yuri petrovich trutnev aims us at this ambitious task. and we will certainly, uh, solve it agglomerations is one of the business cards. uh, my sakhalin, kaliniva, it is a place of approach for tourists. we plan to restore this unique object. in this regard, please. uh, instruct the department of defense. e. find an opportunity to transfer this lighthouse to regional property. summing up what has been said, i w

why am i asking this question, because here somewhere just now the minister falk was here, yes, and todaywe heard such a phrase that the education system is now working in such a way as to ensure this is technological sovereignty to work over technological sovereignty on your part. how did you rate it? we will definitely ask him for the latest there, for 3 years a number of such powerful strategic, initiatives, including professionalism programs and will be appointed as a whole to set up the work of universities by our enterprises. our entrepreneurs are ready to engage in substantive training together with the state. of course, yes, such programs, in fact, they no longer have such programs, such programs are underway. the program is powerful and it is not only the training of engineering personnel, although it is clear now that this training seems to be a priority in various sectors of the economy. here. yesterday , literally, a tourism strategy was carried out there. yes, a separate direction is powerful. this means that this is training for personnel from financiers and managers. no, yo

c. news as wendy will. falk has more from nashville. there's an all too familiar scene as the memorial is growing outside covenant school and presbyterian church campus. it's a small community of about $200.00 students losing 6 of their own, including the pastors daughter and the head of school. overnight police releases erie surveillance video, showing the suspect shoot through a glass door to get into the elementary school, and then walking through the hallways stocking offices armed with 2 assault style weapons and a pistol. responding officers confronted and killed. audrey hale, just minutes after arriving on the investigators say the 28 year old transgender person was a former covenant student, and resentment for having to attend may have played a role in what she did here. they have found a detailed manifesto and maps as well as other evidence at home, just a few miles from here. we are hoping to get more details about the motive as the investigation continues today. that while 6 families plan funerals and this entire community tr

published, a collection of poems by osip mandelstam hosted exhibitions of the disgraced artist robert falkptor ernstra joseph brodsky read his poems to an unknown person there in estonia alexander solzhenitsyn wrote the gulag archipelago festivals in the ussr were also held in estonia for those who loved beautiful clothes and followed the novelties in the ussr estonians have always dreamed of being known as smart. they wanted to have not only culture, but also their own science . for the first time, they tried to realize this dream as soon as they gained independence in 1918, but regardless of estonia there were not enough scientists, the situation changed after the country entered the soviet union when estonia was flooded with russian specialists, finally, in 1946, the academy of sciences of the estonian ussr was solemnly opened, and literally six years later, an incredible in its fundamental work on the history of estonia appeared , which soviet scientists created from nothing . on the instructions of the party and government, the most important work in the history of the estonian academ

petersburg ska, when e falk's game with us for little money received a serious offer from a top club for serious money. why should we inflate our own budget when there is an opportunity to let go a player in a good club that will earn money and get good playing practice and the more our belarusian players will be in this league and not only in this one just in different clubs in different leagues. they will come to the national team with some new fresh ideas and the national team will only become stronger from this, because the times when belarusian hockey players were legionnaires in the khl have passed, thank god then e, the concept of the base club of the national team was, of course, relevant. yes, now that there is an opportunity to let go belarusians and let them conquer new heights. let them play in the top clubs , earn money, come here , return to their homeland, buy real estate here, leave money in the country and for everyone. this is a big plus, there are situations when a good, talented, promising belarusian guy, just for some reason, e did not fit at the moment. uh , may

. >> every decade you get somebody like peter falk's colombo or carol o'connor as archie bunker, somebody you just can't imagine anybody else afterwards. andi james gandolfini is that in tony soprano. >> i think it's supposed to be a mafia story. but i mean, it's like i said -- >> it's mostly about everyday life. >> did you know that an italian invented the telephone? >> alexander graham bell was italian? >> you see? you see what i'm talking about? antonio maucci invented the telephone and he got robbed. everybody knows that. >> who invented the mafia. >> what? >> the sopranos kind of took the mystery out of being a mobster. and it was somehow more mundane than we guessed it would be. and yet every bit as riveting as the godfather. >> you were like a brother to me. >> the debate raged at hbo about whether you could have a guy like this as your lead. and david chase was adamant that you have to. this is who he is. and he was right. >> can you assure me that tony soprano isn't going to become a sensitive, nurturing, mellowing man? >> yes. >> oh, good. >> oh, my god. >> it's all right. i'll

steven miller said to us on the record, there is a conversation happening at this very moment about the falk ticks and methods of sort of the investigative strategy within the committee going forward. >> jackie, are there any republicans in that house caucus -- i know there's some senators because some of them said so publicly -- who question the wisdom of even taking this on at all? in other words, while the house can't come up with its budget yet, while it can't do a lot of the things you might expect a new body with all this power to do, it's put a lot of focus into the so-called weaponization of the federal government and holding these hearings of institutions like the fbi and the justice department and other things, the irs, other agencies like that. are there any republicans who say, maybe we should move on to more serious business, or is this just delivering on what they promised during the campaign? >> there aren't republicans publicly saying that yet, but there is a feeling that house republicans have put forward -- we have one congressional investigator opining on the situation, th