coming up, chef natasha feldman is here with memorial day recipes.ce, and a good one i hope he got corn nuts. i love corn nuts. yeah, we do. take the win with quality, top tier gas for less at arco. >> i pledge allegiance to this segment. so fun, so creative. gearing up for memorial day weekend with recipes that are festive and delicious. >> natasha feldman shows us how it is all done. was it as easy as it looks? >> when you prep everything, it is even easier. my book, the dinner party project and everything i do is about like how do we make things fun and festive but easy. the point of the activities and holidays, being with the people you love and -- >> enjoying it. >> you can't when you're martha stewarting every piece of parsley. >> this board is my everything. uncle sam and the american flag hot dog board. >> did we get a picture of it? i want to eat a hot dog now. >> dig in. what we're doing here, we're usually you have one board with the buns and one with the hot dogs and the hot dogs get steamy from being in the middle tray together. no, now

play of films brought up pride in their country, the people were such were the plays of solovyov feldmanlk kutuzov historical novels of sevastopol strada by sergei sergeev-tsensky dmitry donskoy borodin consonant with the time turned out to be created by alexei the pushkin days and anniversaries of the borodino poltava bits were publicly marked with a thick image of peter i and his era in the ussr. the centenary of the birth of tchaikovsky and other important dates. soviet patriotism went through a new test of the great patriotic war. it became the main spiritual basis of the victory in the struggle itself ; they grew up on the heroic examples of the whole the images of the defenders of the fatherland, fighters for the truth, were formed in the great russian history, yes, bro, justice in this series , the mustache and side by side stepan razin and the million pugachev nikolai chernyshevsky and strong, belinsky alexander matrosov and only from materialovskaya towered the images of statesmen commanders alexander nevsky dmitry donskoy peter i and alexander suvorov mikhail, this was the entr

my next guest, joe feldman, is the author of "grading for equity: what it is, why it matters, and howmer teacher, principal, and district administrator. joe, nice to see you. you know that some say this sounds like coddling if all of a sudden there's no homework, you're not going to look at classroom participation, like where's the accountability? you say what to that? >> good morning. you know, we're only used to one way of grading. we've had this grading system for the last -- unfortunately the ways that we grade now are -- undermine effective teaching and learning and perpetuate achievement disparities. what this is actually about is common sense grading. this actually makes grading more rigorous and doesn't penalize students or reward them for circumstances outside their control. >> but what about effort? i'm a little selfish when i think of this because it doesn't come naturally to me. it came naturally to my brother, okay. he's a smart guy. i was always the one who had to turn in the extra credit. i was always the one who had to hustle to sort of make up for that which didn't co

northern directions there are three of them here, there are three circuses, a little to the left of feldman’sa direction, we will organize it like this, ukrainian lozova, we will rename it ourselves and further on, dergachevska direction is up to the cossack burst here, the crowd was very big here from the intersection of the district road itself and you can swear at eh это всё was somewhere there 1800 m , there was a lot of accumulation of such tanks. there were a lot of batteries. there was a lot of artillery. it was from here. they also fired at everything. narso rocket artillery hailed tornadoes, hurricanes, self-propelled guns, large self-propelled guns. everything was here, i saw everything and saw it in development, and they flew on drones, saw whether they went wrong , er, people stood in their way, they thought , i guess they are all so cool, and i will wait here, but no, there is such a thing it's fake if it's about what, when they saw that people were resisting here, only then did they start shooting at peaceful people, what is the reality when they started shooting at the resident

directions, there are three of them here, once there are circuns, a little to the left, climb behind the feldman, ruska lozova direction, we will organize it like this, ukrainian lozova , we will rename it ourselves and then dergachevska direction, this is up to the cossack burst, here the crowd was very large here from the intersection of the district road itself and to eh of course, it was all there somewhere . there were 1,800 accumulations of such tanks. there were a lot of batteries. there was a lot of artillery. it was from here. they also fired at everything with narso rocket artillery. large self-propelled installations, everything was here, i saw everything in development, and i saw drones flying, i saw whether things went wrong with them, people, people stood in the way of them, they thought that they will come, they are all so cool, and everything will wait here, but no there is such a fake, if it is about what when they saw that people were resisting, only then they started shooting at peaceful people, what is the reality when they started shooting at the residential bridge here from

import of ukrainian grain and oil crops to p' eastern european countries, in addition , according to feldmans also asking for financial support to local farmers to facilitate the transportation of grain stocks which was stuck in internal warehouses until this year's harvest in latvia. the new president will be the current head of the country's foreign ministry, edgard hrinkevicha. this is reported by the delphi publication. the sejm elected the new head of the republic in the third round of voting , which left two candidates. the votes of social democracy played a decisive role, since their candidate elina pinto, where were you after the second round, rynkiewicz noted, has held the position of minister of foreign affairs of latvia since in 2011, he actively supports ukraine in the fight against russia, the return of ukrainian children in ukraine is holding a conference, war is an immature cradle , experts are trying to find ways to return young ukrainians who were illegally deported to russia , our correspondent valeriya pashko , a colleague of my greetings, is at the event and tells about t

built according to the plans developed by the engineers of the generals of aperman, the male colonel feldman, and under the supervision of general field marshal count paskevich, the wars of the mid -19th century gave impetus to it. modernization then happened the first soviet-polish world war, and after it the second world war on june 22, 1941, the garrison of the fortress took the first strike and the nazi invaders and held the line for more than a month, experiencing an acute shortage of ammunition and medicines food and water war brest garrison and their families showed exceptional stamina and courage, organized defense of the brest fortress. it continued until the end of june 1941. in july of this year, the fortress continued to resist the war alone . by the decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr on may 8 , 1965, the brest fortress was awarded the title of hero fortress. on september 25, 1971, the memorial complex brest fortress. the hero was a torzh. naturally, grigory grigorievich is open. good afternoon. you are already 10 years old. serve this place brest fortress

import of ukrainian grain and oil crops to five eastern european countries, in addition, according to feldman, hungary has also asked for financial support for local farmers to facilitate the transportation of grain stocks stuck in internal storage for this year's harvest . an obstacle with the stairs, not with my knees from knee pain. try dolgit's knee cream. it relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. you can also walk the only yellow cream for pain in the joints europa league final sevilla kings of the europa league but on the side of roma the coach who does not lose the european cup finals watch the super match on may 31 at 22:00 exclusively on megogo war in ukraine the main topic for ukrainians wins and losses analysis and predictions politics and geopolitics , serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future, the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict of serhiy rudenko from monday through thursday at 1:00 p.m. repeat at 6:00 p.

support of ukraine, which stands behind this is the soldier project, it is also a touching story , two feldman sisters from kyiv who practice street art took up this project and this demonstrates to us that there is not only war in ukraine, but young positive people who are ready for action and change and show that we have common values, common culture and culture is actually also very important. where does the city take funds to help ukrainians here? i know that there was help with premises for the ukrainian cultural center, a lot of social housing for ukrainians has been allocated here how do you manage how do you manage to organize all this for me the last war in europe was in yugoslavia in the 90s for many generations it was it has been a long time to face a war in europe now it is a shocking experience for many people and we are trying to demonstrate to the population that everyone can do something concrete in this war, so finding a budget to mobilize the population and institutions are very concrete steps, for example we organized the kyiv investment forum here at the brussels city hall,

jenny feldman, a residents, joins me now. you said that you remember this area as being beautiful.hink of it now? >> yeah, it is really unfortunate, downtown san francisco is chaotic and dangerous. there are open-air drug scenes. the police are not arresting people for public use and sale of deadly drugs like fentanyl. >> ashley: what do you think caused this? >> well, i think that the big picture thing is proposition 47, a law that decriminalized smaller amounts of illegal narcotics from felony to misdemeanor and i think that it is hard for the police to motivate, to do an arrest for misdemeanor drug possession when in the past that would have been a felony and i think the police have been hampered by our police commission, which ties them up with paperwork and regulation and keeps them off the street and doing paperwork for every arrest they do. >> ashley: that is a common theme, the police's hands are tied and hard to do anything when leadership makes rules and no other way to put it, the police can't do anything. you said what you think caused it. what fixes it? >> three things

not only feldman vittles f, i think people will accuse us of publishing fake news because it's a trap. we didn't sat in, we just got the goods that are ta, they'll totally take a run at us. ok if we don't have the right to do it. if fin, but i think you need to hear him and you must hear how he argues here. now here, i don't know struggles with himself, colonel mity kemp the all, and keep saying how things must be legal factors and then offer something which is anything by the legal. that's what makes it so gripping, of course. but math is also tradition of this mac. you also dingey my glance at it from had also ask you to consider basically in the wing of interests that here it's not really about exposing a, at least not to our knowledge, a committed offense, gone. rather it's about how shall i put it? lots of dirty thoughts went on feeling like a donkey. this notice that there are things that with a vice chancellor need to come to light. the question is, do we need the sound on tape for that or not 5, any. all from the trouble was he doesn't want to make the decision somehow bggm in

be weird during the coronation when you hear, "ladies and gentlemen, smash mouth featuring corey feldmaneveryone it's ed sheeran. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, i heard that this year's hurricane season will have some new names that have never been used before, including harold and nigel they sound more like the only two people booked to play at king charles' coronation [ laughter ] "harry and nigel." well, this weekend, major league baseball officially started spring training. yeah and the big story -- [ cheers and applause now, i'm excited the big story is that now there's a pitch clock that gives players just 15 seconds between pitches. and so far, it's really helped speed up the games so, now people are using the clock to speed up things in other places look at this interview with the president from this weekend. >> is your age part of your own calculation into whether to run again? >> well, first of all, the -- the -- look, first of all, to -- to uh, the, uh -- look, they -- the -- no but, yes [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: there you go it works [ applause ] i like it. switching gea

to get his perspective, joe feldman. let's get them front of your research.w on walmart with this optimism we are getting in the last hour? joe: i do not think so. i think you want to stake in walmart with the environment we are in. we are hearing from other retailers there is more concerned about the economy. tougher times, walmart tends to shine. tom: dana was legendary. 12 years old someone called shoplifting they had to babysit dana. on the shrink, that that we saw with target yesterday, is there shrink at walmart? joe: yes. absolutely. they're not carted out the same way target has but all the retailers are dealing with the shrink issue, theft, organized crime. i think it is a big part of the equation for a lot of the retailers. it is a big number. may be less of the percentage of overall total sales for walmart with the dollar amount might be much higher at walmart relative to target. this is a cross retail. the retailers need to work with local authorities to find ways to stop this. the current way to do it is locked down a lot of product in the store

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julie rosenberg and i hope i can give you the respect that i had given to your predecessor, robert feldmanhe rest in peace who has a good friend of mine. we even room together. at a retreat. many years ago. in los cotto's and i also wrote the obituary. over the jewish boards. and for benjamin suede. i believe the chairs president, president's grandfather. so i have a lot of deep respect for this body. in the work and the effort they put in and deciding cases. i am very much concerned that the m t a does not have that type. of credibility or integrity to decide. on what's right for the for the taxi riding public. it's not about the taxi drivers only. it's about the riding public. it's about how they treat the drivers and how we serve the public. is a very it's industry has changed. it has changed to the point of where it came. a dying holders received. at the most coupled $100 a month where they used to receive over $2000 a month for the least medallions to other drivers. by continuing to revoke or not renew permits. okay, medallion holders. and not allow transparency regarding the process

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