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well, gros, alina gros's father mykhailo, calls me and ani says come to chernivtsi.e waiting for you, and we all gathered and went to chernivtsi. we were there. so, in principle, we were in ukraine. then there were many charity concerts of volunteer i don't know what to call them, it's clear that no one paid money, we didn't ask for it, and it's clear that it was necessary to give your warmth, your ability to cheer up our soldiers, and mainly concerts there in the glades of the subway bunkers, in the hospital, in the sanatorium where are military otaki treated, mainly our concerts are now eh, well, you not only sing for the soldiers, you communicate with him because they often, what is the most important thing for them, what is missing is communication with people well, not soldiers, for the first time they tell me that they don’t know, they ask oh well first of all, i am very pleased that the main song remains khreshchatyk. i am pleased that even from a 20-year -old soldier to an old soldier who can i talk to, take a picture, send congratulations to my mother, my wi

in new york, steve mathews, senior vp of financial services at gro intelligence analysis firm on agricultureate and the economy. and in ukraine, masha belikova, grain news and peice -- price reporter. thank you all very much for joining us. masha, the statement from moscow that they are going to suspend their involvement in these grain shipments. how concerning is that news as ukrainians hear it? masha: hello. yeah, the news is really concerning. i can say that people were not expecting that something bad could happen, because for the last three weeks, we already have seen huge delays for the inspections for the vessels that are coming and going to ukraine and istanbul. there was also some rumor that was not confirmed from early november that the entrances could be closed because they have to free the queue. also russian statements during the last few weeks were not really supporting the greendale. so it -- the grain deal. so it was not a big surprise, but still a surprise. now we see vessels are leaving ukraine, the vessels that have been already loaded and waiting for inspection. host: we

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house going republican, the, the us, the assistance may be a drawing up, come january, overshadowed by gro intentions the g 20 summit opened in indonesia on tuesday. the world is watching to see if leaders can agree on a closing joint statement. as the vision thinking over the conflict in ukraine, ah, most of the world has not side it with the west on the ukraine conflicts. that's the message from the russian foreign minister, who's leading moscow's delegation. and the g 20 summit in barley county's maria phenomena is that for us all men expected this year is d. 20 to be tough for russia ahead of the global gather and here in indonesia is bali longdon, for example. sad that the venue could be used to confront moscow and call out booting. also, we expected to see some extra moves towards even deeper isolation, both political and economic of moscow. that was the german tensile as appeal again before this summit officially started on the u. s. also had plans to turn this event into an anti russian platform. it's picking up the press conference that he gave at the end of the 1st day of the 20

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anastasia is a passionate journalist, co-founder of gro vatra now live with us, let's go further with will attract someone for the baptism mykola muzh , ex-head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine from 2005 to the 10th year, general adviser on countries p mykola, we congratulate you glory to ukraine e-e congratulations glory to the heroes, well, piskov was reborn with his new revelations. in other words, we are already beginning to get confused by the russian revelations. now , for some reason, piskov is emphasizing that the purpose of the special operations was not to change the current government of ukraine. russia and ukraine handed over to putin the framework of a possible agreement in quotation marks for negotiations this is reported by ukrainian pravda, quoting in short, the essence of the proposal came down to the fact that the occupied the already annexed territories of the south and east of ukraine are returned to ukraine, including donbass, but the issue of crimea was proposed to be put on hold for russia, this is the basis of the so-called legacy of putin . just

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they grew up in gros pointe, had a great upinng. comfortable. his parents went hvard, he is a legacy. under your ste, when he checks african-american, he gets a tip, a benefit. isn't that stereotypical under the harvard program? >> first of all, it is simply not the case that every black applicant gets a quote to i will re -- quote yip. will direct the -- tip. i will direct the attention to the appendix which represents a model of the relative importance of race on application out comes. the one you cannot actually even see to the far right is race. >> i cannot see it because it is far away. [laughter] >> it is not zero. very close to zero. that is the testimony -- >> there is only a little racial dirination in the case? >> you are asking me to answer a question that assumes harvard's discriminating on the basis of race? no, i cannot accept that. >> isn't that what the case is about? discrimination against asian americans? >> there was a cou o of the complaint was harvard w intentionally discriminating against asian americans. the entire evidenc

so it rew most people off the scent, but it described a panoramic watercolor, says it's a gro of six watercolors on lead paper are about seven ft long. that purported to show the battle of stony point. alough, curiously, there was a label that described a planck's point. and i'm going to show you where those are in a minute and said that it was the site of a of a battle there. and then describe a little bit about the provenance of these pieces. so if you clicked on that link, this is what would show up on your computer screen. and frankly, all of you are thinking that does not look very interesting. right. you had to really dig into the scene and the first i started looking. closely, you could click and you could bring up the details. and when i clicked on the left hand side of the watercolor, this popped up and my heart just about stopped. because what you're seeing is a little hilltop right? there's a tent on the very top and then a little group of tents slightly down the hill. now, most of tents, if you remember that image i showed you right at the beginning of the two different,

whhe districtou said there is greater fluctuationsher with respect to the number of students in each gro who were mied year-over-year then there were fluctuations in the applicant pool of individuals of those particular basis. the district court said that rents completely contrary to racial balancing in this case. >> petitioner's counsel it was ke third white, one third hianic, one third this. at the end he mentioned the black population. t, how do you deal with answering justice kavanaugh's question of what constitutes adequacy? he seemed to imply opposing apcounsel, that barkley was already diverse. it had numbers that were close tohe population. >> justice, tp to the brief for the california system in this case. they have explained in detail how barkley has eerienced a substantial decline in the african-american population. it's kind of the 3% may further have elained the toll that stak in their ability to offer the educational benefits of diversity as well as the glaring sense ofacia isolation. >> thank you, justice thomas,. one of the three lines of the briefs in this case is i thin

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mm, you know that you need to talk to gros, perhaps he, as a lawyer, knows about yarunin.all him? yes, sure, i just thought you would. you are familiar with him. no, i have a difficult relationship with him, i understood, well , okay, in touch. we broke up two weeks ago. yesterday he called, i sent him. what did you want? valery is the only one you need to find out or guess? guess thanks. all the best, goodbye. that's the number. and what was the office here? clearly, platonov seems to have a story. uh, call grandma, who's checking? you're not oleg duy, work here. lost lunch. sorry we are not working today. this is very urgent. i need to talk to evgeny veniaminovich. alas, this is impossible. yevgeny veniaminovich is no longer with us. excuse me in what sense? insufficiency when after last night's funeral two days later saw each other it's a shame, of course, was approached me after the meeting i. okay, it doesn't matter. did he have a bad heart? whole bouquets and diabetes and liver age is already over 60. you think 60 is the age. okay, i'll go, wait. where is his new off

statisticaanthey say the difference between admissions in group a, racial group a is 1.2% more than racial gro bwould that be enoughor discrimination? >> it would be enough to state a claim that someone hasee affected by a policy. one other thing to point out is there e her aspects of our policy in terms of what judge jackson was getting at that have an inverse impact. it could have an impact on the other direction. iss one of the major concerns that would arise if i is overruled. >> your response to the argument that these racial categories are so broad that any use of them is arbitrary and therefore unconstitutional. what would you say to a student whose family came from afghanistan and doesn't get in because a student doesn't get the plusacr that a student would get if the student's family had come from someplace se would you say to the student we don't need you to corite to the diversity views at our school because we aladhave enough asians. we have a lot sdents whose families have come from china or other asn untries. anthstudent says you don't have anybody like me. i am from afghanistan.

7 industrialized nations are meeting here in germany to find a way forward on a number of pressing gro, global crises on day one of the to day. some it ministers discussed. russia's war on you crate on going political unrest in the ran and chime is growing. economic influence talks come as a german chancellor left shots flies to beijing for a 24 hour visit. and as concerns mount about the level of chinese investment in germany, engine right. when i asked our political correspondent, julia, south debbie, what germany is foreign minister had said about chancellor shots, his trip. yes, we heard a german foreign minister on it in a bad book. say that the discussions today will also look at how the g 7 countries can not repeat. the mistake that they made with russia in terms of having close economic ties with the country and thinking that those ties might bring russia closer to the west. and that it has clearly shown that that was the wrong strategy . and now germany and a lot of other countries are back tracking on that. and there is concern with german. he's allies specifically the united