you know, probably everything, so about, about i love, i have a more reserved attitude towards graham greenewith de cressy, for the photograph where she looks like sep fora, his daughter fora from the fresco, yes, yes, but unlike adetta. virginia wools was not a lady of the demimonde, well, yes, not at all , even, not at all, and even, and even quite the opposite, even quite the opposite, all this connected with bloomsbury, it’s so, i don’t even know what word to choose, romantic, mysterious, sublime, tragic, tragic, it would just be necessary to start with this word, yes, she was absolutely not a person of this world, if not for her, if she did not have such a husband, such a husband-friend through hyphen, she would have committed suicide much earlier, but look, what’s also very important, again i’m addressing not only alexander yakovlevich levvergant, but to our interlocutors, because we are talking to the literature together, it’s important not only that foreign literature at some point, well in a sense, replaced russian, since russian was greatly impoverished due to the fact that somethi

yes, yes, i'm sorry, henry miller, graham greene.d, it’s like an accident, well, yes, in a sense, it’s an accident, you translated these people, i them, some of them , i translated almost everyone, that is , this desire to learn more about whose text you are are you translating? probably not, you know, this is really what you just said, this is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them, among these writers, not necessarily my favorite authors, these are, you know, i am a very gambling person, and me, from this place in more detail, that is, what is this, this is some kind of attempt of a kind, a kind of attempt to figure it out, to delve into life, little-known, bright, fascinating, to find in this in this life something, something unexpected for yourself and for others, and somehow it’s complicated in russian, to try to write vividly about this life, but to say that i choose the authors whom i translated, so i’m interested in them, to write about them, because i translated them, i can’t say that, it’s very interesting, well

greens history in the nba. now draymond for his game. we'll be in sacramento when he comes back. and remember, graham, i was suspended for a game during that playoff series in sacramento last year for his incident with to sabonis. so i am sure that sacramento crowd we'll be chomping at the bit to politely. welcome dream on back. nba action. meanwhile, steph curry has been ruled out for thursday's game against the thunder at chase center with a sore right knee. it will be the second straight game that steph has missed with injury. it happened this play. steph drives to the land and ends up passing. but the ball passing the ball, i should say. but as you can rudy gobare and jaden mcdaniels, they fall right on top of stepped no foul was called on that play. go figure. good news. mri did not reveal any structural damage in that right knee. now it's all about pain tolerance. he will be re-evaluated later this week. either way. steve kerr said the dubs dodged the bullet home game. >> there was good news with the or alarming. so i i would say he's a day to day you know, we'll just have an update each day an

graham for that report. >>> three months after the devastating fires in hawaii all of west maury except lahaina is welcoming back tourists. the governor josh green supports the push to reopen but many residents feel it's still too soon. dana griffin has more. >> reporter: nearly three months since one of the deadliest wildfires in u.s. history, the beautiful but embattled beaches of west maui are officially back open for tourism, except for some of the hardest hit areas of historic lahaina, but the decision to welcome back visitors to the popular tourist destination is being met with some frustration. >> i don't know how the governor and the mayor can be deaf and blind to -- to what the people of lahaina are experiencing right now. >> reporter: last month more than 17,000 people signed a petition asking state leaders to delay the reopening, voicing their demands at a la hyena strong rally outside the capital building. >> we have no schools, we have no day care, we have no grocery stores just opening up. the hierarchy of needs has been turned on its head. >> reporter: governor josh green pushing forward with his plan, assuring a slow but necessar

graham gets what the senate is supposed to do and how the congress is supposed to be an institution that works on consensus. that's not his thing. it's not greene's on the house. side it's not any people thing because they understand that they can throw punches. i'm fighting this system. and that gives him the courage to -- >> create. the oscar trying to you. i want to go to congresswoman jasmine crockett, serves on the oversight committee. what a weird day in the institution in which you serve. one of the first sort of gaveled in days by the new speaker of the house. what do you make of what happened tonight? >> it was more political theater. i don't think anyone was surprised, not anyone that actually serves in this body. the idea that we had a motion to expel george santos earlier this year was brought by myself another freshman democrats, and they didn't want to deal with it at that point in time. now they know, especially with those new york republicans deciding to vote for this current speaker, maga mike, they know that we are going to tie them to maga mike, and they're trying to give him some cover. so it's nothing more than games. for all

green and tennessee senator bill haggerty. >> can't wait to have them on set with me in just moments. [applause] this is franklin graham.ad a veteran one time tell me, "is there such a thing as a bucket of hope? "my bucket is getting pretty empty." and maybe you feel the same way when you look at the wars in the world, the demonstrations, the political chaos. you just ask yourself, "what hope do we have?" well, we've got a lot of hope, if we put our faith and trust in god. you see, god loves you. he made you, he created you, he sent his son jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died and shed his blood on a cross for our sins, and god raised him to life. if you are willing to trust him right now, god will forgive you. just pray this prayer with me. if you haven't done this, do it right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." i'm sorry. forgive me. i want to turn from my sins. i believe jesus christ is your son. i want to trust him as my savior. amen. you prayed that prayer, call the number right now that's on the screen. god bless you! hey, grab more delectables. you know, that lickable cat treat? de-li

graham says. >> did anne just say british steel is chinese owned? yes yes. so going greengovernment ? government? >> except we were talking to the mayor of teesside where they're having their steel industry sort of being boosted by having one of being boosted by having one of these things put in. and he says it helps to do it's going to help boost the industry may actually create more jobs in the long run. so do we need to take a longer view? also, i talked to the head of uk steel. how that relates to british steel. i don't know. >> a different company, uk steel, i don't know. but anyway , steel, i don't know. but anyway, i think it's umbrella because i talked to him on tuesday afternoon and he said the job losses 2000 or so. >> he said because this isn't going to happen for a couple of years, is that that would be lost through natural wastage , lost through natural wastage, people retiring and moving on and things like that rather than anyone being fired and which obviously is a good thing . obviously is a good thing. >> okay. and we were talking about to how get decent s