robert falk could breathe soul even into the treetops. say about his portraits, which turned out to be deeply psychological. we are now standing next to a portrait that, in my opinion, is absolutely beautiful, in our mood and in our state. this is a portrait of the artist lev zevin. we probably see him like this. falk wanted to show him to us, yes, but he wanted to show us a man, perhaps melancholic, perhaps prone to a state of some kind of internal, deep immersion. robert falk along with the largest avant-garde artists of the 20th century jewish origin was part of the league's unification of cultures. most of the new exhibition at the jewish museum and tolerance center, more than 100 paintings and graphic works from the main russian museums and private ones, is dedicated to the artists of this organization. lecture , we were interested in showing the russian avant-garde in this phenomenon, but a separate page that took only a few decades and which was created by artists not because they simply had jewish roots, but because they were reth

that in the last two days hezbollah targeted the israeli settlements using heavy uh rockets like a falk like wurkan for example also and that was the first time as israeli media saying instead of using kuchusha rockets they are using more heavier rockets that would lead to more destruction in the settlements not only against military targets. israel said they have lost patients, but the night before, of course they had already committed two massacers in al nakura and other areas, and before that we had the massacer of the medical personnel, medical facility inhiber, also in south lebanon, and so it seems that there is this ping-pong um actions and military reactions from hizballah as well who said that they will not also tolerate these continuous attacks against the... medical personnel and launch these heavy rockets against the settlements as well and we saw that there was images coming out from the settlements how we had huge destruction and lot of areas where which even led to the killing of settlers and not only uh military person. pakistan has hosted a conference on uh freedom of p

in three different locations, we're talking about rahib, also and where they used specifically the falk one rocket. and said that they scored direct hits, which could probably have led to scores of israeli soldiers either killed or wounded and of course as is routine as well, they target the posts in the farshuba hills on the shabal farms which are adjacent each other, they targeted the waisatul post specifically, but the most significant operation uh was that they targeted the artillery launching sites of the israelis in the settlement of d shun with tens of katusha. rockets, the israelies themselves said that between 10 to 15 ketush rockets were fired towards that settlement and said that that specifically is in retaliation to the israeli shelling of several civilian towns and separate civilian areas and the destruction of civilian houses. now the israelis of course launched heavy shelling in the towns of kunin, hala, shab as well as jabal and but ashit the heaviest challenge was from last night and today was against majal zuwan where there was a lot of destruction as the the ambulanc

agree with me before distribution, well, i’ll now start looking in the closets, what do you mean, falk digging for you, he has something on you, they got it, if they had something on me, i wouldn't be sitting here now, or i was sitting here, but not here, okay, but if he's digging, then there's a reason , a reason, is there really a need for a reason, san, you forgot how you pulled me out of the crosses last year, well, here you go i haven’t forgotten, but you say the reason, yes , there may be 100 reasons, competitors are crap, someone leaked misinformation to... the reason, by the way, i got back on my feet normally, i don’t need any criminality, if anyone is involved in crime, i’m on they won’t let me in for a kilometer, i have a reputation, a sleigh, which i earned long and hard, and i don’t want to lose it, pasha, i’m not involved in this business , i came to you as a friend, we are friends, friends, and i tell him, put it on your head! idiot, you've already chosen, yes, elechka, is that you, wow, have you decided to start? an honest working life, it was your ament that brought yo

and then finally, and this, i think, was adam's i got a chanco have him come by and falk to me and staffwhich brings what used to be kind of almost curated kindividual one-off, you know,t had russian manipulating that didn't use the right kind of english language, that's all kind of in the pt a.i. tools out there. now, the only thing and, frankly, wert not going to get in place a set of guardrails legislativel. a i -- on a.i., i was at the munich security conference, and we pushed along with some of our e.u. friends to get 20 of the tech company including twitter and tiktok to at least the agree tott a voluntary set of a.i. els since half the world was going to election. this would not just apply to the united states, but it would require water marking, it would requou an invitation if that water marking is amanipulatedded, so i think the is some interested in doing some legislative the activity opn on. it would require tech companies to kind r of take down and help educate. with no at least to date major coordinating entity is a problem. and then finally i think because of some of t■se

now the colombian government announced it would resume victory operations against a function of the falk rebels that broke away when a piece of code was signed. back in 2016 president gustavo and petra's administration, suspended ongoing talks with the group off to an attack on an indigenous community . i'll just say it was that was founded on petri reports from the columbia capital vicious attack on an armed civilians, members of a rebel dissident group, open fire on this indigenous community in the western county region that sunday, when local to resisted the arms groups attempts to forcibly recruit a young student at least 3 people, the wounded when renowned indigenous out dorothy, was killed, leaving her community long ravaged by a conflict once again in disarray. and things have to medical and there's a lot of uncertainty, anxiety, and fear regarding desperate. they're 12000 people in the indigenous reservation, and people are stuck in their houses, kids and not going to school. everything is still because we don't know what will happen next to the question is now for the government

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mike: former president trump on the georgia election fraud case brought by fani willis, a falk case,er several charges were frown out and prosecutor nathan wade resigned after a judge found an appearance of impropriety due to his relationship with willis. for more, let's bring in criminal defense attorney katieture kousky. katie, welcome. >> thank you. mike: what is the fallout from the fani willis case in georgia? the district attorney there facing a lot of controversy. >> i think that the prosecution has been completely delegitimized at this point each though it is still proceeding. when you're defending cases criminally, it's about the battles that you can win along the way. sometimes it's difficult to get a committees dismissal. i think that the judge could have disqualified her, i think he would have been upheld on appeal if he had gone that route, but he seemed to feel constrained by the case law in making that decision. mike: from judge scott mcafee, quote, reasonable questions about whether the district attorney and her hand-selected sada testified truthfully about the timing

without the falk fast action there was no question that zeppelin would have fallen approximately 457eet into the indian river and most likely to his death. and those are your headlines. lawrence, i'm sure that one hits for you. lawrence lawrence that's ununusual for a mau to do that. >> carley: the puppy is okay. >> brian: reminds me much better than that verdict anchorman. remember when he got punted off a bridge, that kid. >> carley: the dog? >> brian: i dog? >> lawrence: how you find these transitions i don't know? >> brian: it's our industry. i always watch documentaries about our industry. >> steve: stay classy. >> carley: anchorman is not a documentary, brian. sorry to break it to you. >> steve: anchorman is something can you watch on your dvd. we want you to set your dvr so you can watch "fox & friends" every morning. >> carley: that was another transition. i'm not worthy of this desk. >> brian: yes you are, young lady. >> steve: ' it's good to have you. >> brian: squatters accused of new york woman and stealing her car. >> steve: paul mauro as you can see reporting for duty t

we've falk thed about this societal -- talked about this sort of societal thing, and it's hard to get are now saying -- in their earnings report, yeah, they're ripping us off. they didn't want to sea anything -- say anything, but now they're saying it. for the federal reserve to point it out, it is a problem. >> charles, that's a statement. you know, i think the last numbers we had in 2021, it was 100 billion, but the problem has been exacerbated greatly in 2022 and 2023 and obviously now. to get, you know, the subway, national guard here is saying something. charles: i think san francisco passed some sort of initiative, you know, against crime. san francisco, and i guess it's because these places, people are leaving. they're taking their money, they're taking their skills, they're taking their wherewithal and leaving in droves. >> when you don't have the rule of law, people don't know what is going to be criminal and prosecuted or not, and safety is obviously the number one concern for most people first above everything else. if we're not safe, we deal with that first. charles: about

muted palette, twilight colors, thick brushstrokes, robert falk could breathe in the soul.ociation. the artists of this organization are the subject of a large part of the new exhibition at the jewish museum and tolerance center, more... graphic works from the main russian museums and private collections. it was interesting for us to show the russian avant-garde in this phenomenon, but a separate page that took only a few decades and which was created by artists not because they simply had jewish roots and were jews by their nationality, but because they professed a very interesting theory, they were engaged in rethinking their cultural code, it is no secret that many artists. here altman, and chagall, and rabak, they traveled, made sketches of synagogues, sketches of tombstones, sketches of synagogue objects, and then, as a certain touch, they added genre scenes, some individual elements, to their work. an entire building was erected in the exhibition space; this is the first floor of a house that belonged to the kulturliga artists’ association. in 1922 , this house hosted

paintings and graphic works by marc chagall, nathan altman, david shterenberg, el lisitsky, robert falkmaster creates using a unique welded sculpture technique. the premiere at the omsk drama theater by georgi tskverava staged the play fruits of enlightenment based on the play by leo nikolaevich tolstoy. this is a comedy, it arose in such an interesting way that it seemed out of character for tolstoy, he made some sketches, his daughters found it and decided to make a home performance. and in general, this performance arose, played on his estate, played by his children, friends before. acquaintances and so on, that is, such a kind of modern skit, as it were for him then for that time, when i re-read it, i thought it was interesting, a lot of the action. for the troupe, when they are busy and so on, well, they decided to make some noise. at the trans-siberian art festival, the world premiere of kuzma bodrov's second violin concerto performed by vadim repin and the novosibirsk symphony orchestra conducted by dimitri sabotinis. the krasnoyarsk drama theater named after pushkin continues th

descriptive and graphic works by marc chagall, nathan altman, david shterenberg, el lissitzky, robert falkre's comedy a midsummer night's dream directed by gennady shapushnikov. set design and costumes by boris shlyamin. this play falls out of all the layers that i know. it turned out that time does not exist in it, that is, it exists in different manifestations, in different eras, they exist, pass, different things pass in the same place, one is superimposed on the other, it turns out very it’s such an interesting mixture of the same thing, we add any. on love, its different manifestations in different places. this is a quantum play by shakespeare, it also implies the introduction of some other space. this is a play about love in quantum. its understanding, dismantling it to the distraction of desire to the smallest detail and to self-sacrifice and sacrifice in the end. the samara opera and ballet theater presents pyotr ilgevich tchaikovsky's opera evgeny anegin in the premiere production by georgy saken, set design by vyacheslav okunev, music director and conductor evgeny khakhlov. in th