the town hall was guilty of becoming the tallest bottle, representing, the crowned center of his auster city was not about a two-year-old. and the charm itself. uh, more than that, uh, the nobles themselves were already weakly able to sail away to political processes and that with the appearance of this town hall. blo with a full nose god e gadzhane tahoshasu yana the reason for granting a letter of gift to the cities, although the ryns caught themselves with power problems. and all that i could not give birth to them was to take care of spitals and tumble the roads of expression of the great city hall. uh, it was a complete paradox, uh, the huge function of victory is a rainbow in the nineteenth hundred and was not for the direct purpose of the magistrates' sverdzhakh, the meat zhikhara, but rather monumental about how personal arrangements were not allowed, the budovulya ran out in complete secrecy under the special control of the new slacker, its twilight that the architects of the new town hall were spoken by vasily bazhenov close syabry and a member of the same masonic lodge at som

remember, it's not so much a bunch of historiful data for the house that kolis town hall. mouth wide square square mila great one nickname with the fight and on the vezhe i stood in her mouth unik announcing the arrival of the guests. edge-sharsk for the places of evil shashirskaya maya town hall from once 5 clamp mustache dragons. in vain you varta began to respect that the architecture of the woodland for all its marvelous and unpalatine forms of the object at the woodworker topped up the foliage and did not look back at the fact that the vezhi was carved from the drunken tree to the caravan. it is so elegant that when you look up from the bottom up, it tries to be shocking that yana's firewood carved from the fireplace to belarus with such material is some kind of any kind of extreme. could dance lyokha from this material. could store anything, uh, any architectural form. well, here and they came off. to break this eshka and on the other it could be just such a life to the right, but in the morning it was the worst thing to live with scotch tape. or maybe they ran out o

hall. they were going to build a huge hall and across the street from our original building and built the hall in 1857 and became the center of the community. there were halls filled with fill monic performances and -- philharmonic performances and as the civil war approached, people came down and talked about suffrage in the 1860s and met about having the vote -- having the vote in there and did voter registration drives and they became very important to the community. that community basically survived until my generation, my father when he discovered the journals on the back, he discovered them because his friend was a member of the economy society and he was one of the last members of the economy society, and he said that the hall had been sold and they were getting rid of everything that was in there. nobody wanted these books so he sent them to the dump. this sort of story telling and connection that came down for me, we know more than 100 years. jennifer: and yet, now let's talk about

let's talk a little bit about the actual place of "economy hall". >> guest: "economy hall," in 1836 they bought a small house, in 1867, 20 years later decided to build the home, they heard other organizations -- we will build a huge hall across the street from the original building. it became a center of the community. there were balls there and performances and theaters, opera and as the civil war approached it became increasingly political, people talked about suffrage in the 1860s, about having love oh, voter registration drives, very important to the community. that community survived until my generation. my father when he discovered those journals on the back of the dump truck discovered them, because of the economy society. and he said the fall had been sold and they were getting rid of everything that was in there and these books went to the dump so this sort of storytelling, more than 100 years. >> guest: let's talk about the physical document. your father took command you describe beautifully his building a cupboard to put them in, sustaining it and very luckily having a house t

if you can't win then the was armstrong also went to economy hall.ey are the first one outside of new orleans. >> did it have members that were enslaved as well as free people of color? >> they did not. they were probably a little snooty. and then to have homes in italy and france. no more than the new york societies. but then the second thing in more important thing but then was slavery with free people of color and then they started to that the free people would insight from the haitian revolution so there was a good reason for them to be afraid they really didn't want to free people of color they went go to jail. it is the social close one —- a social class thing. >> when this is done i urge you to look at the chat so that means more to you than it does to me. we are out of time but i will askst you one final question but it is a tough one. from the economy's mission to help one another and teach one another while holdingng out a protective hand from suffering from humanity youan cannot shoot much higher than that. we live in a moment of such trem

what i love about this hall of fame. 362 folks in that hall of fame and it is spread to include the peoplen this game. big run for austin walter. he had a touchdown earlier. he gets out near the 40 yard line. raiders over 300 yards in this game or right about 300 yards and over 130 on the ground. >> cris: an inside zone. you'll see a block come back across the way here. cutback run all the time. that is the kind of runner you want. that one cut. you think in the old denver broncos, right? mike shanahan and put that foot in the ground and bet your butt -- get your butted up the field and they are executing the zone running game. >> mike: mike shanahan was the man that josh mcdaniels replaced when he became the broncos head coach. remember, monday night they beat the chargers who were san diego at the time. 6-0 and season didn't end well and the middle of the next season he was replaced. we got the sense talking to him this time around he is going to approach it his way and in a different way, be more appreciative of the individuals and the relationships and try to grow it. still at a very y

and the so, that is how tammany hall function. and it does give some specificity to the northern democratic party.. the democratic party is the oldest party. extremely divided regionally. in the northern party, it is not slaveholding but it is still distinctly southern and distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo, anglo, native, they can flip that to be true americans. but, the northern and urban democratic party is heavily immigrant, it is referred to as the term tammany hall. a term within the democratic party. but, this political club in new york controlled new york city politics for much of the late 19th century. into about the middle of the 20th century. the image that you have here, which is very much an image of tammany hall, certainly suggest evil and corruption. from nast's perspective, from the perspective of that first political culture, that is what tammany is. political evil and corruption. the reading that you have for it today, however, of tammany hall gives a differen

i guarantee this is the toughest one in the hall today.at was not enough, she became a member of president roosevelt's cabinet. she developed a lifelong friendship with eleanor roosevelt who came to stay at -- in daytona beach and became a lifelong national leader. from one generation, a daughter of slaves, to a national leader of women and civil rights. but i think that her greatest contribution was her last will and testament. if you have not read it, you must. i read it again last night. briefly she says, i leave you love. i leave you hope. i leave you a thirst for education. i love you -- review faith. -- leave you faith. she said our aim must be to leave a world of justice were no man's skin color or religion is held against him. she says faith is the first factor in a life devoted to service. without faith, nothing is possible. with it, nothing is impossible. thank you. god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable united states representative from the 10th district of florida. >> speaker pelosi, leader mccarthy, c

>> a quote to you from economy hall. i wasn't expecting that question but i'd like to read to you something from the first of the members in 1958. it said there's african blood that runs in our veins. here it is, all of our crimes. others who have been oppressed unjustly, let us preach the patriots that they must follow the path to fraternity and come out of the isolation oppressors fall on because they would like to hear us forever disunited, tearing each other apart having only hatred in our hearts for one another so i think what we are to do, we should not have hatred in our hearts and keep going together to try to fight the oppressed. >> i think that is an excellent note to and on. it has been such a pleasure to talk with you. i'm excited to continue the conversation the nexttime i see you . thank you all all so much for joining us and iurge you to buy this book . >> thank you so much. i hope that you all enjoy this conversation tonight with fatimah and jennifer as much as i have. if you have had the honor of reading

in order not to close, all the halls are here, just we are pushing money, we still need a lot of films. that's the problem. it’s impossible here, so this little picture is not good here, here the iron law is quantity turns into quality and whether domestic action releases and super-premiers will save the rental, it’s a sin to conceal our film business, like the world film business. he, uh, 70-80, or even more percent was based on hollywood blockbusters. yes, if we talk about the army. i hope we can kind of rock the audience back, but still, of course, there are problems after the big hollywood companies refused to show their films to marty, here the life of cinemas in russia has changed a lot, which is on the posters today. will there be more russian titles in them to justify a re-release? and what is this new british free service phenomenon? silence, you knocked me out, now there will be one criticism. this is the last rehearsal run-through is about to start filming the sequel to the film serf the highest-grossing tape in the history of russian cinema on the site will again be the sam

and around that time i'm not sure how she appeared on my radar virginia hall.by the time i finished reading i could not believe i'd never heard of this woman for my home state of maryland. who did the things that she did under the circumstances she did. i became completely obsessed with her. >> yes she was from baltimore right? >> yes just knowing she has grown up in her family's gone to the places mine has gone, hunting, the fishing, the chesapeake bay it's been such a part of my upbringing. of course that is where all the things in common and because virginia hall was courageous, and brave, and i hate being hungry, cold, or tired. >> did not shoot yourself in a hunting accident respect know you're yet and hopefully not ever. >> entry you are all the things you said you are not. i was reading these books is like these books are great i'm so glad i did not have to write them is intimidating. i know when i write historical fiction i think like i'm going to write about this and then you discovered this on the side and this on the side i have to put this in i have

, that is, more than 2,000 halls. is a support program only in a few regions, the nizhny novgorod region has allocated 70 million rubles. to help cinemas in the region in the primorsky territory, for example, all utility bills have been set to zero for the twenty-second year. uh, that is, here, well, the regions, depending on their opportunities. some help is provided, but, unfortunately, there are no more than five of them, as i said. we , of course, are waiting for federal, and, uh, help from the state in the middle of summer. some regional halls began to show hollywood films without the permission of the jurassic world studios of dominance. thor love thunder top gagarin or find it new rentals could be bought online, it was called the premium service of the option, when before showing a domestic film to the audience it turns on a copy of a hollywood blockbuster and the audience of the hall, of course, understand this violation and copyright and laws. cinema halls - they called it their salvation. it will take more t

and that's kind of how tammany hall functionedded. and ask it does give some specificity as well to the northern democratic party. we haven't had too much time to look at it in this class. democratic party, again, the oldest party in the american national. it's extremely divided, the southern democratic party the party of slave holding, not a whole lot this common with the northern party. not slave holding anymore, but still very, very distinct from the northern democratic party. the southern democratic party is very anglo. not yankee, but certainly anglo, native. they can claim to be true the americans. but the northern democratic party, the urban democratic party is heavily immigrant and so tends to be referred to more by the term tammany hall, a political club within the democratic party and in the democratic party per se. but this political club in new york controls new york city politics for much of the late 19th century and into with about the middle of the 20th century. and the image that you have here which is very much an ima

i'm sure now they are tuned to the ntv channel because here in the crocus city hall in the hall nameder the great singer of the people's artist the soviet union muslim magomayev now begins the grand superfinal of the most popular russian mask show. today we have a long-awaited enchanting grandiose and absolutely unpredictable finale. we walked to this day three long months. during this time, we managed to really fall in love with our other fluffy, horned, toothy and even one-eyed participants, one of them was able to come to the final and is now in the hall. hello everyone and everyone. thank you for coming. of the fourteen participants in the superfinal, there were only four. today, whether we like it or not, all masks absolutely all masks of the third season will reveal their true faces and only one of this star quartet will become the winner of the third season of the mask show, who will be decided by our wonderful jury, which i am sure today is incredibly worried, which i am with great with pleasure i will present energetic, like a spring stream, cheerful like may kebabs, the most

, that is, it is more 2.000 halls.n a few regions, the nizhny novgorod region has allocated 7 million rubles. to help cinemas in the region in primorsky krai, for example, they have been reset to zero for the twenty-second year. uh, all utility bills. uh, that is, here, well, the regions, depending on their capabilities. some help is provided, but, unfortunately, there are no more than five of them, as i said. we , of course, are waiting for federal, and, uh, help from the state in the middle of summer. some regional halls began to show hollywood films without the permission of jurassic world studios domination. thor love thunder top, gangaring, tickets for these new rentals could be bought online ; they called it a service option, when i turn on a copy of a hollywood blockbuster before showing a domestic film to the audience, and the audience and the halls, of course, understand this violation of both copyrights and laws . cinema halls - they called this their salvation, for the time being, they will allocate state as

i did go to all the places in maryland where virginia hall grew up closer to pennsylvania.f the land had been developed but a lot of it hasn't so i was able to find where she learned to swim and there were some pretty paths on the fall so i t spent some time there and ao her home in maryland. i wrote to the people who lived there and they knew who i was and thought i would like to come to their house. they e-mailed me and said come on over so i went to their house and i got to see where she and her husband raised five french poodles. the candles are still there. looks like a big chÂteau and where the goats were and now there's often baby goats. and she's buried in baltimore so i was able to go to her grave at the cemetery in pikesville. i went where i could. i couldn't get everywhere. i willil get to france one day. ai get emotionally than thinkig about it, some of the places she went. i want to say what the village isbu or what it did but i'm covered in chills at the thought. thought. >> it's amazing. you will be very close to the castle because the characters in my book w

of city hall, as anybody who has been to city hall. my wife and i got married at city hall, to see the violence where these terrible things happened, they started ripping off the front of it. they were throwing trash cans at the building. city hall is under siege. a lezz -- lesbian guided commando units start setting fire. police are running around like keystone cops, city hall going after these people who are trying to sabotage and are angry over the dan white verdict and are sabotaging it. anyway, that's what's going on. eventually the protest is joined by people from another part of san francisco that aren't necessarily sympathetic to the lgbtq because. the gay and lesbian cause or harvey milk but they just see it like, it is our chance to break stuff. people start torching cop cars. people are so angry, and that is the dead kennedy's first album cover. that is an image from the white knight riots. dianne feinstein who is watching this all from her office above, this chaos, she is the mayor after george moscone he is assassinated, s

i'm just virginia hall would really like. >> you know about this.hter] at this point i bet you do. thank you so much.ec thank you to everyone for watching us today. i hope the next one is in person and we can all be there. ♪ >> american history tv, saturdays on cspan2. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. 10:00 a.m. eastern grammy award winner public enemy cofounder talks about the music of social change in his songs that shook the planet project. at 2:00 p.m. on the presidency will feature a profile of former first lady patton eczema scholars looking at mrs. nixon's media image, person-to-person diplomacy and her work to get more women into government rules. and onto the supreme court. exploring the american story watch american history tv saturdays on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> good afternoon everybody paid or good

there is a large multi-purpose hall for all kinds of sports, a hall for group classes with modern sportspment, as well as spacious coaching medical rooms, showers, where future champions will train, i saw sergei tsigin. with the fortieth anniversary of the children's sports school in the primorsky village of tambovka, its pupils could only dream of a new sports and recreation complex built under the gazprom program for children to have everything that was previously lacking for full-fledged training. the area of ​​the universal hall is more than one and a half thousand square meters. and these are ideal conditions for team sports of mini-football and basketball and volleyball for those who are engaged in martial arts. here, too, it will be quite comfortable. they take off very positively and the package is very cool the second hall is intended for general physical training, the athletes tested it with new ones and the aerobics choreography sections, the coach only has to make a convenient schedule. the fund developer took care of the rest. to support gazprom's social initiatives, all hal

we go to the greco-roman wrestling hall.we go to the stadium . very unpleasant people in transcarpathia, that's why everyone is listening to the radio, everyone is helping, now here in western ukraine they are building a new sports base, there have already been championships and they are winning awards on the international stage, we are only returned from the under-18 world championship, the national team of ukraine became the first in the global standings among 402 countries, the ukrainians won 32 medals and dedicated the victory to our defenders, some of the athletes themselves stood up for the defense of ukraine, the flag of ukraine was repeatedly raised in my honor. it's time to defend it and change it biathlon automatic rifle, i proudly wear the title of senior latin officer of the state border guard service of ukraine, all athletes are some in the ranks of the armed forces, some in the national guard, and we are like a sports company, we were here and there in units some traveled, some lived. we went through training,

we even have a potentially small hall, where we can give small concerts space for a school space forehearsal room a ballet class a choreographic restoration in moscow is not only actively funded by the budget the city has issued 350 permits to work with monuments that are in their ownership. here is an example of a mansion on prechistenka. residential apartments will soon be equipped in a long-vacant building. it really is a huge job. uh. if on an ordinary project you can uh design there in a year, even in 9 months here we only worked with the layout for about a year and a half, in order to adapt it to modern use it is necessary. well. personally , just labor-intensive building will appear underground parking, so as not to damage the mansion had to dig without the use of manual techniques, only stucco decoration. it's 500 square meters. there are also about 1,000 ceramic tiles in the halls, nine stoves and fireplaces, the restoration is carried out for private money, but every year in moscow for about 20 years in a row days pass, and cultural heritage these days at the date and time

today, the city hall works in the former premises of the city library of stylish cities.oyees are returning to work. they say that they are used to working on modern computers, because it makes their work much easier. the department received two monoblocs and we received two two three well, such modern equipment will help us a lot in our work, for which we are infinitely grateful head of the department for cooperation with the law enforcement bodies of the okhtyr city council valery shulzhenko hopes that the new office equipment will help as soon as possible to fully restore the video surveillance system that was destroyed during the bombing of the city hall that night valery himself was spared by fate, it was a pity that all the equipment that created this system and the feeling is like uh-oh good that well, at night, you sew, because after the last room, i just spent the night at the city hall, so i’m sure that at night, how can he convey the feelings of the mayor of okhtyrky pavlo kuzmenko recalls the first days after the bombing of the city hall, says that all meeting

the democratic party was tammany hall in those days in new york city. and he wasn't he wasn't exactly. well, like some people thought he was kind of arrogant including francis perkins. who was the lobbyist in those days back in that time. she lobbied for the consumers league after the famous triangle shirtwaist fire and she thought, you know, he's a tall guy. he's got those pinched glasses and he sort of like looks like he's looking down his nose action. he's saying yes. yes, i understand and she never knew you know, whether he really supported the bills that she was pushing. in this short time. i'm going to focus mostly on albany, but you probably know this story. you know, we went to the assistant secretary of the navy underwood woodrow wilson, and then he was the democratic vice presidential candidate in 1920 at the age of 38 his career seemed destined. to go to the white house or to be a candidate for president. so i we keep that in mind we think of them as the most successful president of all time elected four times the shoe in he was wealthy. his

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the singer is hall, filled with music. jack wagner, operas were meant to be performed here, but that never happened. the frescos all the round shall scenes from the opera posse fighting the. i think this is my favorite room during who would fees rain? there was little understanding for his building trace, but the bavarian king had created only came to be appreciated by later generations to day. my swan stein is one of the most visited castles in europe. ah 2nd in our top 3 bavarian destinations is frank cornea. in the north of the state, 5400000 tourists came here in 2021. the region is famous for its historic towns like banburg, with its beautifully preserved old tags. banburg has been a unesco world heritage site since 1993. his most famous building has been bare cathedral inside visitors will also find another city landmark. the bombard horseman, a statue from the 13th century. pon, usually for bavaria as a whole. vineyards are a typical site to run the franconi and city of booth book towering of a votes book as the mar

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so further he says i knew what u in the basement there in the assembly hall in the cinema hall , thecommunist faction headed by gorenik is finishing up the meeting. here they already had the final decision. wow , they will support this act or not with their faction, because he says, i was afraid that when i put it to a vote, we will not even get 226 votes and that there will be a scandal for the whole world and so on. now we will continue. i will add volodymyr, just about whom you are talking about the communists. well, they will agree or not. i want to translate that to russia, which i again read in one of kravchuk's interview, which he built, whether it was gordon or who, i don't remember you, that they came from moscow and places of interest at that time and actually intimidated and warned ukraine against such a path as sovereignty and then independence, mr. volodymyr what do you think is the truth? because russia then temporarily allegedly, as they say, gave ukraine to belarus or a state there with the fact that later on it would be returned mentally and yeltsin and all their top

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i found in the hall that a very small number were sitting, that is, half of the hall. for me.ow is it? we worked with stadium palaces. uh, the olympic 44.000 was really filled. he is something like they say a lot of what used to be. both the musicians and the ministry of culture tried to help mulyavin, but in order to help, it was necessary to find the cause of the problems, and everyone understood it in their own way to imagine that he was their artistic director and musical director, and both the director and the economic one, and there he was an artist on stage , where he sang and played and composed and arranged in everything, he took part and will answer for everything, and he was just tired and mr. culture. uh, with such a painful decision he appointed vladislav moiseevich mulyavin as the director of the ensemble. he did not agree with by its displacement, the collective is categorically a family, and, as families sometimes do , divorce is the only way out of the impasse. we had a great creative relationship. they continued. they could have continued for a very long time

today , anyone willing to look at the town hall from a bird's-eye view can climb these stairs. specially introduced here the excursion did not climb the 400 steps to the town hall, i think i was not in lviv in the morning already on november 1, 1918 , the soldiers who were supposed to hang the flag made their way to the observation deck with obstacles . in my memories, there was no other advice than to break the door in the rough walls of the pub. we found hammers and began to pound with them in the stone house in dvirka. at the sound of the blow, the hammers ran down behind the alarmed watchman from the tower and opened the door, it was six o'clock early, at the sight of our flag, the passers-by poles were speechless, and the first protest from their side was the abandonment of tramcars on the market, which remained standing all day on the same day, every lviv resident who went for a walk could also see the announcements pasted on the walls of houses to the population of the city of lviv by the will of the ukrainian people was formed on the ukrainian lands of the former austro

first from prestigious concert hall to international competition. it was $23.00 application from korea for tow and come to this and we are in german. who are these young musicians and how with south korea transformed into a classical music superpower, one hour and 8th me to those who are redefining the world of classical music. with any 630, i am in salt just a few hours before the vibe. recording of one of south korea's most popular tv talent shows a among the my guess is solved, yawn. she has come with her mother at only 8 years old. this young violinist is already one of the country's favorite classical virtuoso. oh okay. a change young is a roger on the show. she is invited young talent, but today's program ah, a continued young did on she don't, did each you don't. is it been in a b e needs is putting to puddle, tory i to my the door if you will. i see you do it in the door. i'm a new toyota, little john. you got when he's on a on audio and i do it here on pace to meet. you know, i didn't hear back to, you know, did i didn't hear no audi talkin

and uh, then we are already in the hall we are at home, where we talk about the beginning of the war.told a small piece, very small, so that we could name the date, and at least some subject had to be removed from the general texts about the battles near moscow and the blockade of leningrad and the battle of stalingrad. well, we managed to leave the names and portraits of the kherson participants these events through them and told the story. there was a big text here, telling about these people of a general nature, a text about these heroes. this tells the danube military flotilla, which was still defending skoda, forced by the germans entered here in august. where is this text? well, actually it's not there, because e took off here, here's a void. here was the text map placed, and here was the general text. general text telling the person how the main claims participants were reproductions of the famous photo, victory parade, on red square, the final exhibition hall, and the second world war or how is it here? right after the great patriotic war, the people of kherson are very sensit

each hall is decorated with a different subject from the world of germanic myths and legends blue . the royal family's heraldic symbol shows up everywhere moist lunchtime castle shavonne is sworn. oh, it was supposed to look met evil. but the fixtures had to be ultra modern. and so the castle is simply peppered with modern technology, a telephone that was sensational at the time. and this year to this is some kind of motion detector. every little window represents a room. and when one of those small things here came down, the key need something right there. ah, the opportunity to walk through here alone really is a privilege or normal days before cove it around 7000 people passed through the castle every day. up to 60 people at a time where here in this bedroom, hard to imagine sleep like a king here. that's what i would like to do and the bed is even long enough. because king ludovic the 2nd was a little taller than me, one meter and 91 centimeters loop fish. the 2nd is also called the fairytale king. not only did he create beautiful castles, he tended to live in his own dream worl

i found in the hall that a very small number are sitting, that is, half of the hall. for me.it? we worked stadium palaces. uh, the olympic 44.000 was indeed filled. something as they say a lot that used to be. both the musicians and the ministry of culture tried to help him for wine, but in order to help, it was necessary to find the cause of the problems. and everyone understood it in their own way to imagine that he was their artistic director and musical director, and both the director and the economic ones, there he was an artist on the stage, where he sang and played and composed and arranged he took part in everything and i will answer for everything, and he was just tired of the minister of culture. uh, the director of the ensemble, vladislav moiseevich mulyavin, appointed such a painful decision. the team categorically did not agree with their displacement. this is a family and as time goes by families. divorce is the only way out. we had a great creative relationship. they continued. they could go on for a very long time, but we had a crisis of human relations and a

representation in the hall now. >> dan, back to you. all right. very nice. great to see on you know, the hall of fame ceremonies are always incredible. well, thank you so much for joining us here at 6 o'clock. but of course, you can always go to our website kron 4 dot com. that's going to wrap the news here at 6. but we'll see you again tonight for the news in primetime. beginning. >> at 8 o'clock, cnn. (male narrator) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female narrator) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male narrator) as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough. (female narrator) plus, you'll get exclusive access to a brand-new free gift offer featuring cindy's new home spa tool: the electronic skin revitalizer! a $90 value, free! (male narrator) and coming up, find out what happens when cindy crawford invites grey's anatomy star ellen pompeo to try the evolutionary secret

who is saying what in this hall? what are the arguments?hat is happening there, i think it would be very cool, so it turns out that the rada channel broadcasts some incomprehensible, some incomprehensible, and even because calling these experts some absolutely stupid things that definitely do not contribute to the unity of espresso direct and fifth and so it has not been returned yet to digital broadcasting is contrary to the logic of the law. the europeans have the right to anything. well, the parliament has to talk about its activities from translations. well, all this is already after six months of full-scale aggression, when society should understand and consciously to act not just to resist, but to consciously make efforts in order to sell and defeat the enemy. and it seems to me that this absolutely does not contribute to such unity and such joint efforts. i agree that it should be repeated because there is a category of people who have always followed the discussion in the parliament and this and the briefings are very important. aft

why storm rise from prestigious concert hall to international competition. it was $23.00 application from korea. bought a coil come to this and we are german. who are these young musicians? oh. and how with south korea transformed into a classical music superpower? one o n h b to those who are really defining the world of classical music with . ready $630.00, i am in salt just a few hours before the vibe. recording of one of south korea's most popular tv talent shows a among the my guess is solved, yawn. she has come with her mother at only 8 years old. this young violinist is already one of the country's favorite classical virtuosos. oh, okay. a j young is a riser on the show. she is invited young talent, but today's program ah, comes with me, continued young didn't she don't, did eat. you don't need to get in trouble down to john moody, easy putting to puddle, tory i to my the door. if you wouldn't know, i see you in the door. i'm a huge toyota. john, you've got to where he's on a on audio, and i do a one to to know, i know you got a lot going to let you k

oh, but ha, 1st shows me the wine press hall. here the great are delivered in fault after the harvest and processed into wine, which is stuart. one floor below both in the field until we are in a wooden barrel salad. we have a 160 big wooden casks here, and they santa isn't just for show who i mostly age, our best white wine, say a right and the congress go on controlling the temperature because we want to squeeze the last drop of equality out about grams. sick with the linton quality tellos concentra nathan from palm the dog ashby tom is a wine estate with 120 hectares and produces up to 1000000 bottles of wine a year. unlike other wineries, it's also a foundation. busy the proceeds from wine fields go to finance social services. inverts burke, wine from this region is easily recognizable by the bulbous shape of its bottle. this bottle shape here is called a box boy, quite that. sometimes elsie double for the wine was fast bottled in a bunk spoil here in the bookish baton in 1726 to food. it was a shape that was unknown until th