, and that's how it all appeared, yes, nazarov himself knows that he is hamlet, and of course, he isay, by the way, slava confused all this, because he started writing, and he had already written hamlet to the middle, and i had no choice but to join. he didn't even ask me, but what about the pictures, do you draw something, or do you smear something on it, or nothing? yes, i am now painting a whole series, my health is working as always, they are dedicated to my communication with such an artist, there was a french artist from the time of the revolution and napoleon, theodore jericho, that is. these are such reminiscences of his works, i met him in chicago, when i visited a museum there, which has more impressionists than in paris, then i went to see edouard manet, and i got lost, and i got into the hall of french romantics just in time, and there i saw a painting, which depicted a chopped-off gelato ... such a fresh man's head on a plate, that's right the author théodore géricault was also there, and i, therefore, became i had a hangover, just what i needed in the morning this pictu

have for, i know them, these are the ones that the actors are partly the ones you know them, they, hamletbe played by dmytro vyvcharuk, who played the hare in beasts, you know him, yes, yes, yes, yes, oh boy, claudius, ophelia, by the way, ophelia there, the most important thing is that i got a badass , so... well, i changed my friends for a woman, i always said that, yes, claudiophelia will also see new ones , you don’t know them, and there’s a lot of people there chic, well i will now literally tell you about the plot in three words, the fact is that the scenography, we see in front of us the northern sea and a beach so northern with stones, and there are skeletons of sea creatures and a mermaid skeleton, a mermaid skeleton that is terrifying, and all, who comes there, means to the beach, the first line, they say that there is a lot of fun on the beach, but no one cleans anything, that's how it starts, it starts, it starts with the fact that ophelia comes, and she has an aria, she sings about that this mermaid was her girlfriend, they are wives, they... together with her washed the men'

hamlet did exist as a quarto, but, famously, it was, "to be, or not to be, ay, there's the point." line that we expect. again, that's what the first folio gave us. it gave us a sort of... ..an editor's version of what these plays should be, because otherwise they were just passed hand to hand. you know, actors at the time didn't get given full scripts. you got given your own lines, because it was... somebody had to write it out by hand! so these plays kind of existed slightly ephemerally... ..because they're plays, because they're live events. and that's when they come to life, i think. to be, or not to be that is the question. when i was at school there was a company called theatre about glasgow, tag they were called, and they came and set up in our assembly hall and did as you like it. and that was the first time that i... ..can remember being transported by shakespeare, because it was live, and it was happening. and i didn't necessarily understand every word, and some of it felt perhaps a little unnatural and foreign to me. but there was something about that. and what were all t

jeremy corbyn is due to be speaking at tower hamlets protest . that's tower hamlets protest.'s due to take place from 3 pm. today. and they're all organised by the palestine solidarity campaign. they've been protesting , holding marches and protesting, holding marches and vigils like this since the war began. vigils like this since the war began . and if i if i just step began. and if i if i just step out of the way, you'll be able to see some of the placards that are being held up, have thousands of names of the people who been killed gaza who have been killed in gaza since started . i spoke since the war started. i spoke to the secretary of the group earlier and she said that each time they hold a vigil or a protest, they're trying to get through all of the names of the people . and the reason they're people. and the reason they're here today and they say that they will be here until the ceasefire is brought in is because of the number of people that have have been killed . and that have have been killed. and obviously, it's been it's eight weeks now since hamas first launc

and hamlet, who , like hamlet, wait, like hamlet, and the piglets , piglets, piglets were from the morninget's see, let's see, he climbed up, it's not very high, and the melon breaks down, falls to his knees, he took it with his back, he says, look , i’m like a monkey on this rope here. there is a table here, we see two characters, one must poison the other, he must fall dead, it closes, the performance must begin. well, we see, this one pours wine from a bottle, that’s how much, it’s stale , he opens the ring, pours poison into a glass, gives it to this character to the second one, he takes it and drops it glass, and what to do, how does he get out of the situation, yes, it’s a pity, the glass fell, although a little moisture remained on the vest, lick it. or something , he licked it and fell dead, in general, in every theater there is an artist whose place is in the buffet, here is the performance, too, one artist did not come, fell ill or something, the director knows that this semyonich is there in the buffet, he says, i beg you, help me out, help me out , just like that, the artist di

well, listen, ian mckellen played hamlet... want to be your director, saying, god forbid, i'm sure the make—up artist could do a greatjob. well, i think if ian mckellen can play hamlet at 83, then... you could damn well play romeo! ..i can damn well play romeo! might need a, you know, a truss or something! ok, i think we should go downstairs. but, wait, can we do it? can you manage this? 0k. romeo and juliet, the balcony scene, for one night and one night only, brought to you by hugh bonneville and katty kay. oh, gosh, i haven't done this for... i don't know, how many years? this is your challenge. 1982, i think i did this. but soft! what light through yonder window breaks? it is the east and juliet is the sun! arise, fairsun, and kill the envious moon who is already sick and pale with grief that thou, her maid, art far more fair than she. be not her maid, since she is envious. that's all you're getting! i mean, that's all i have to say. she speaks, but not to me. 0k, applause! i think we got... we nailed it. we've got the role

(hamlet) pizza!warning tonight that google is beginning to delete old, unused gmail accounts. the company says it is to protect users from security threats as most older accounts likely don't have two-step verification and could contain spam. google's purging accounts that haven't been used or signed into for at least two years, including emails, google drive, gogoogle docs, and photos. photographers and sky gazers are posting spectacular views of the northern lights over minnesota and wisconsin and several other parts of the country. the night skies were aglow in shades of purple, pink, and green. nasa says a geomagnetic storm sent multiple solar flares shooting out directly toward earth, creating these vivid auroras. the northern lights were even seen as far south as arizona and, for some, the views will continue tonight. "on the road" is next, with a story about believing in yourself. even when others don't. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by verizon. holiday

(hamlet) pizza! i know the importance of taking care of myself.practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me, for all that is you, kaiser permanente. >> norah: a final warning tonight that google is beginning to delete old, unused gmail accounts. the company says it is to protect users from security threats, as most older accounts likely don't have two-step verification and could contain spam. google is purging accounts that haven't been used or signed into for at least two years, including emails, google drive, google docs, and photos. photographers and sky gazers are posting spectacular views of the northern lights over minnesota and wisconsin and several other parts of the country. the night skies were aglow in shades of purple, pink, and green. nasa says a geomagnetic storm sent multiple solar flares shooting out directly toward

, and they told him what kind of hamlet you are, you are short, to which chekhov said, i will grow uphave to strangle someone, but you can compose how you would do it otherwise. there is an interesting recollection of sergei izenshtein, who saw him in his youth, he had just arrived in moscow, the beginning twenties, sees him in the theater, a small space, esenstein sits somewhere in the front rows in new felt boots, very brand new, looks fascinated at chekhov in some role, where he absolutely surrenders to it, the next day he meets chekhov where something with mutual friends, and chekhov says to him: what wonderful valinki you had yesterday, and this struck esenstein incredibly, because at the same time mikhail chekhov. i could be completely in the role, and a little behind it, i noticed everything, so it seems to me that we experience this feeling as the audience too, and even in an ordinary miracle , that’s why we like it so much, but we realize that this is an invention, we realize that this is a wizard, this is his hero, the wizard himself is also a character, and somewhere behind

you, maybe some films, roles, well, well , for example, aphelia’s husband, that’s right, you played hamletif you don’t mind, right away in the text, you are the father of the summer. your daughter, now you have finally met, i have only one question, so to speak, i ran through it, why haven’t they seen each other for so long, what difference does it make, what difference does it make, why didn’t dad see his daughter for more than 20 years, but if he abandoned her, that’s one history, well, it happens in different ways, let 's go along the characteristic line, on the paradox, let me turn on the thief a little, i played, like this, hello, daughter, it's me, your folder, folder 20 years, folder near magadan chilled, daughter, i wrote you daughter, sharply, probably a little, listen, you can play an ordinary person, the phrase is moronic, well, you can’t say hello to daughter, it’s me your dad, this is tuftology, you can say it in russian, either just hello daughter, or hello, i'm your dad, hello daughter, i'm your father, who's the uncle, what's the difference in the script, the main character

they're in a little hamlets just to situated on the banks of the other river and the normally green fields behind me completely swamped. and they have been since, since a police christmas the, it's a small farming community and the people that have come out to speak to me and said they've never seen the highest high watermark quite as high as this. they were coming out to the bridge, which is just of camera. and they were looking to see if the water levels had dropped, which thankfully they had a good $0.50. but it's still very concerning full communities that are situated the long low line areas of tribute to tributaries like the other river. and they are watching the skies very closely. they also, you know, just keeping an eye on the, the, what all the deflect defenses. but, but ultimately that's a some good news is that the, the water levels have dropped. that's where we're at. so i will keep you posted with any updates there to, for now though that's all your news. don't forget this more on our website. i d, w dot com. thank you very much for watching the can you see what old car tires

, and they told him what kind of hamlet you are, you little growth, to which chekhov said, i will growtual growth, that is , in order to play, simply speaking, but the body, it is not necessary to strangle someone , but you can write how you would do it, there is an interesting recollection about chekhov by sergei zenshtein, who saw him in his youth, but... just arrived in moscow, early twenties, sees him in the theater, a small space, ezenshtein is sitting somewhere... then in the first rows in new felt boots, very brand new, looking fascinated at chekhov in some role, where he absolutely surrenders to it, the next day he meets chekhov somewhere with mutual friends, and chekhov says to him: what wonderful vallinki you had yesterday, and this struck isenstein incredibly, because at the same time mikhail chekhov could to be completely in the role, and a little behind it , to notice everything, it seems to me that we experience this feeling as spectators too, and even in an ordinary miracle, that’s why we like it so much, but we realize that this is an invention, we realize that this...

thank you, stage, hamlet georgievich hadzhibageyan.s my deep gratitude to the scientific committee and the organizers of the challenge prize, for every person. recognition of his work results is very important, if a mason can see the result of his work every day, tracking how the wall of a house under construction grows, then the work is creative, it is not visible every day, and the path from the first proposal to... i would also like to thank the employees united institute for nuclear research, who assisted in the preparation and conduct of experimental research. thank you. thank you very much. non so dove trovarti, non so come cercarti, ma sento una voce che... nel vento parladite aquest anima sensa cor. ore aspettate, adogio, le notti senza pelle, soni senza stelle, immagini del tuo viso che passano all'improvviso, mi fanno sperare ancora che ti troverò ad oggiio gli occhi e vedo te, trovo il cammino te, mi portaria dall'agolia, sento batter in me, questa musica che ho inventato per te. con me trovati, se sai dovecerca carmi, a bra

written like this, you have been since january i lost a month, and then there is a list of villages, hamletsmething, you once told the americans. absolutely what i heard today may be because of this, to be honest, after putin i don’t even want to comment anymore, i don’t even want to, it doesn’t matter at all. another, this cretin knows that in ukraine putin is watching, 73% of internet users in ukraine, without stopping, watched vladimir vladimirovich’s conversation with the people, the information field is everything, the people know the truth, that is, zelensky in this way he simply looks like a stupid idiot, although he not only looks, but is one, it seems to me that there is a simple explanation for this, that he looks like this, the fact is that he is probably still living in illusions somewhere. vladimir vladimirovich started about this interesting article with financial times, it seems to me that the meaning of this article is where the author proposes to announce that ukraine won the war zelensky, he wants to lay straw on him, but in the west, though, because they understand perfect

but as we speak, what's the situation that i'm in a little hamlets just to situated on the banks of the river and the normally green fields behind me uh, completely swamped and they have been since uh, since at least christmas. uh uh, it's a small farming community and the people that have come out to speak to me and said they've never seen the hide. well, hi, what's a mark quite as high as this. they were coming out to the bridge, which is just of camera and they were looking to see if the water levels had dropped, which thankfully they had a good $0.50. but it's still very concerning full communities that are situated the long low line areas of tribute to tributaries like the other river. and they are watching the skies very closely. they also, you know, just keeping an eye on that. they watered all the deflect defenses. but, but ultimately that's some good news is that the water levels have dropped that's where we are here in a bowl that they all tardies have to deal with. what is it that they are most concerned about? so the biggest concern at this stage is the, the just good amount

he goes out to visit fortified hamlet. that was one of the ideas that the british brought to southeast asia that you could make these fortified hamlets and the vc from coming in at night and at the end of it there's a scene where secretary back burner attempts to say long live south vietnam in vietnamese but instead because he didn't use his tone was correctly the south vietnamese language depends on how six tones are pronounced. what he actually told his audience was the southern duc wants to lie down. and so everyone laughed. and that incident had its. so i put it in there. i thought it was emblematic of some of our ignorance. so 60 years on, peter prichard, president sends more and more troops. westmoreland requests more and more troops. robert mcnamara does not that it was a mistake all along. what do you think motivation was back here in? washington to push this forward. you know, i don't know. i don't know if it was just inertia that we were so locked into our antics mentality at that that we we couldn't quit because

, and they told him what kind of hamlet you are, you are short, to which chekhov said: “ i’ll grow upowth is not physical , spiritual growth, that is, in order to play , i’m just saying, but the body, you don’t have to strangle someone, but you can compose how you would do it, there is an interesting memoir about chekhov by sergei izenshtein, who saw him in his youth, just arrived in moscow, early twenties, sees him in the theater, a small space, sits somewhere in the front rows in the new ones... very brand new , looks bewitchingly at chekhov in some roles where he gives himself completely to her, the next day he meets chekhov somewhere mutual acquaintances, and the czechs, he says to him: what wonderful valinki you had yesterday, and this amazed stein incredibly, because at the same time mikhail chekhov could be completely in the role, and a little behind it, he noticed everything, so it seems to me that we experience this feeling as spectators , too, and even in an ordinary miracle, which is why we like it so much. we realize that this is an invention, we realize that this is a wiz

he goes out toit fortified hamlet. that was one of the ideas that the british brought to southeast asia that you could make these fortified hamlets and the vc from coming in at night and at the end of it there's a scene where secretary back burner attempts to say long live south vietnam in vietnamese but instead because he didn't use his tone was correctly the south vietnamese language depends on how six tones are pronounced. what he actually told his audience was the southern duc wants to lie down. and so everyone laughed. and that incident had its. so i put it in there. i thought it was emblematic of some of our ignorance. so 60 years on, peter prichard, president sends more and more troops. westmoreland requests more and more troops. robert mcnamara does not that it was a mistake all along. what do you think motivation was back here in? washington to push this forward. you know, i don't know. i don't know if it was just inertia that we were so locked into our antics mentality at that that we we couldn't quit because

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and i really want -- anyone knows basically what's happening in "hamlet."s >> yeah. >> unfinished business >> seth: there you go. well, you have a lot -- and i would like to -- there was a film you did last time you left i so regretted -- i'm a fan of so many of your films "bad lieutenant: port of call new orleans" you mentioned in the book as well it is, again, a career of fine performances it might be my favorite nicolas cage performance and you concur >> and nicolas cage had been interviewed about it "what is your favorite performance? and he says, "bad lieutenant" with me. and there's nothing and nothing, and then comes the performance that won him the academy award i think "leaving las vegas." >> seth: "leaving las vegas," yes. >> it was so wonderful to work with him such a -- such a great, great actor. and i loved every minute with him, and it was wonderful. >> seth: well, it shows up on the screen it is a fantastic -- >> it shows. >> seth: yes it's a fantastic book. and i know you're as prolific a writer, you've already written another book, which me

hamlet haji ban was recognized as the best in the engineering solution category for the development ofng material for powerful energy storage facilities. for the discovery of new drugs to treat brain diseases. every the winner received a cash prize of 10 million rubles. our colleagues from matchtv will talk about achievements in the world of sports right now. this is moscow, this is moscow. everyone, everyone, everyone, in the new year, winline is giving out goodies to everyone, go to winline to find out what gift you will get, time for news match tv, especially for... tv. in the studio of alexander lyskov. hello. in the next 5 minutes , we will discuss the most exciting events from the world of sports, and also study the most interesting odds from the winline bookmaker. russian football players, we can count those playing in top championships on the fingers of one hand. therefore, we pay special attention to the success of each of them. in the italian serie a, alexei mironchuk scored for the first time in 331 days. perhaps, of all our foreign players, the atalanta midfielder has the m

hamlet georgievich, khagiyan the best of the best on stage, awarded the winners in the arena gazprombankor decades, developing knowledge-intensive enterprises and teams, and the founding of the fund challenge, supporting this wonderful national award in the field of future technologies is the next stage of our belief that the country depends on russian science and people who can create new horizons. each of the four winners will receive 10 million rubles for their own. further unique developments and new discoveries. alexandra perfileva, dmitry vishkevich and nikolai purtov, lead. and now to the weather news: weather forecasters warn of increased snowfall and freezing rain in the european part of russia. what regions will cover ninastya and how the weather will change in moscow, olga mikhailova will tell you about it. a new wave of extreme weather in european russia , a warm atmospheric front will sweep across the region, where powerful ones will pass. snowfalls, where are the freezing rains and how will the temperature regime change? is it true that thaws will occur even in siberia? thi

academic stage he sounded the cherry orchard, the master and margarita, aka horace from shakespeare's hamlete crew of the film made a name for themselves in soviet cinema. the role of the loving flight engineer was close only on the screen. the melodrama novel and at the same time the film catastrophe became a box office story with 70 million viewers. folk syllable fairy tales about aphidot of the sagittarius, a brilliant young man, seasoned with satire and sharp aphorisms - this is also the work of the people's artist of russia. the date of the week is december 24th. birthday of the captain of soviet cinema, leonid fillatov. you looked around the planet, thank you for being and staying with us. i want to propose to you, leave me and never come near me again, understand? bnbc produces amino acids, in particular lysine, trianine, tryptophan, various feeds, premixes, all this is supplied. used in livestock farms as animal feed, and i believe that bnvk as a whole is aimed at peace and creation in our country. i also liked chemistry at school. upon completion of school, i entered the belarusian

hamlet, what happened? what's happened? are you asking me what happened? original, original, yes, they knock, they knock, listen, i’m offended, i ’m ashamed in front of the client, boom-boom, boom-boom, what did i just pay you money for? okay, i'll look, i'll look. and your motorcycle is acting up, and god, he has hamlet, or maybe you are looking for fatima, and i am looking at fatima, he is more famous in our city, he has already become than me, but i know them all, maybe you know about the accident, but i don’t know about the accident, but about her conflict. passenger with a client, i know, so what kind of conflict, what kind of client, what do you know, well, i gave a ride, recently i gave a ride to a guy, he refused to pay, she pulled him out of the car. it’s me, we need to meet, what again? yes, i need your help, seriously, let me go wherever you say, and seryoga, please, uh, senechka, okay, okay, just let me go a little later, okay, here, a little later, that’s it, hang up, i don’t know where to look for this flint flint, where to look for this flin

taken a small war and tried to turn it into a big war instead of focusing on the villages and the hamlets as the south vietnamese asked us to help them do in the beginning. but we were imbued with the lessons of korea and we said, no, you need divisions they're going to invade you across the demilitarized zone. not a good big. you got to get the big ideas. you have to communicate them through the breadth and depth of the organization. if it's a military command. but really it is anybody has a stake in the outcome of that conflict. and we can talk about this, for example, in case of israel. right now. and what do we think the big ideas, what additional big ideas should be? because there's an awful lot people that are watching that they have a stake in the outcome. then you have to do what we normally think of leadership. you have to oversee the implementation, the big ideas. this is how the example you provide the energy, the inspiration is attracting great, retaining them, developing them. it's those not measuring up to move on to something. it's the metrics on which you focus and they've

a lawyer, who calls her mother and says i love you, that is, this play is not about the event of hamlet about the events of romeo juliet, events of childhood nostalgia, this is what is happening, let's be nostalgic with you together, the play tells the heroes of minsk about the city, shows what the capital was like 20 years ago and what daniil filippovich remembered. you can watch the production at for 3 weeks of december, and then in january. the broadcast will continue with sports news, my colleagues will sum up the results of the day in a panorama, have a good weekend. the belarusians were without awards in the pursuit races at the second stage of the russian biathlon cup, less than an hour ago the women's pursuit ended, where anna solo went eleventh, 44 seconds from the leader, but she failed to reach the podium , finishing in sixth. sola missed three targets, two on the third line and one more in the next stance. belor at the flower ceremony, where i remind you earlier, anton turned out to be smolsky in a similar discipline for men, becoming. the captain... of the men's team did no

ran into the steppe and tried to gain a foothold. to move, to move towards the center of this small hamletbut were eliminated, and then our forces counterattacked and pushed the muscovites back behind the railway, so everything remained, so to speak, on the steppe status quo, he zale... remains under our control, the railway is a gray area and the muscovites are doing something there behind the railway, they are probably trying to dig in and survive. estonian intelligence scouted, scouted and published the following about the fact that the situation is becoming even more tense in ukraine, they are writing against the background of the fact that the wall street journal, according to their opinion, writes that we probably won't be able to hold the next big one yet. one counteroffensive this summer, next summer of the 24th, and until the 25th, we will accumulate forces, so against this background the estonians write that now the situation is tense, the russians are regrouping, and it is assumed that they are now preparing for some such more powerful, large-scale actions. do you feel it on the

big cities, most of them live in relatively small cities, towns, urban-type settlements, villages, hamletsukraine , the healthcare system was practically completely destroyed in principle, it must be created from scratch, we have a shortage of personnel in russia, where we will take the personnel of the same rural paramedics, where we will take the personnel for the regional hospitals that have now been destroyed , literally washed out in ukraine, this depends only on the center, depends on the local authorities, now, at the moment after the coup in ukraine, after the fourteenth year, many russian border territories solved the problem of their doctors and teachers at the expense of immigrants from ukraine , that is, people moved from there, and there, say , in the psov region, in the krasnodar region, there in the kursk region, where there were not enough specialists in the relevant profile, they simply created the appropriate conditions, lifting, they set a salary that was more or less acceptable by regional standards, and thus recruited up to people, but now it is necessary to organize a

we of all my n j i, exec hoops, hamlet of the after the end of the table paid kindly into by the you and climate summit is a, came by the expressed doubts about the wealthy nations of filling the cut movements when they tried to deflect blame upon others, when you look at a, i did call 28, where the task cost on the past prophecies by, well, the west of nations has be broken, promises broken pledges. i never ever kept talking the true meaning of the on were let's just try me. the deputation weighs $100000000000.00 a every year that the problem is your poor nation. so to where we are, the, we have 600000000 people down electricity, 900000000 deputy hooping technologies, and did kelly northwest federal non natural gas to vander linden oil was yeah, taking sought after. because natural and whole stop giving lectures, you ought to see the table on the table on find the truck. many common sense solutions rather than waste cable that.

the christmas mass in a time of war were invested the hamlet. questions are praying for those on the phone bond meant in guns. is there any fighter jets have bombed a block of houses in the most as a refugee camp in central gauze? i killing at least 70 palestinians. thousands more been injured, and many homes have been completely destroyed in the strike. people of digging through the rubble and hope of finding survivors. a model economy begins our coverage. a massacre on christmas eve. that is really air strikes it. a residential block and then a gauzy refugee camp in central gaza. many women and children have been killed in the attack, including a 2 week old baby the dead and injured or frantically rushed to hospitals that have been rendered non functional, barely able to provide the basics and 1st aid the nearest hospital to the camp. is it l opposite hospital and dare algola? nearly 5 kilometers away is already overwhelmed. following attacks in other places . is that that will do it because they're just a bad model of either of these a lot of

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hamlet. imi earned money at the soviet cinema box office in the film "crew".s close only on the screen. a novel of melodrama and at the same time a film the disaster became about... a story with 70 million viewers. the folk syllable of the fairy tale about aphidot of the sagittarius, from dolov’s fellow, seasoned with satire and sharp aphorisms - this is also the work of the people's artist of russia. the date of the week is december 24th. birthday of soviet cinema captain leonid fillatov. you looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. visit the website www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online. goodbye, okay, wait, wait, just wait , please, since you're such an idiot, please, i'm making you an offer, what an offer, what do you mean, what, are you kidding me, i suggest you marry me get married, such a proposal, and you know, i also want to propose to you, leave me and never come near me again, understand? watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus24 tv channel. this is news from foreign count

volodya, let's stop playing the fool, hands, hands, well, hamlet, tell me how you killed your mother's yes, what a vomit of water. so, you arrived ashore, got out of the car, what happened next? i told him that i didn’t like that he was dating my mother, that in her old age she had gone crazy, and that all this needed to stop, what did he answer? he said that it was none of my business, they themselves... then you took out a gun, finished this novel, but didn’t finish it, i didn’t do anything, i just got into the car and left, leaving the corpse on the shore, why don’t you believe me, because that you had every reason to kill zaitsev, if your mother had married him, then you would i was left with nothing, i knew that you wouldn’t believe me, that’s why i wanted to escape, i swear to the memory... of my father, i didn’t kill him, hi, hi, how are you, did you do the dna test, yes, the results are ready , the guy you arrested didn’t kill the stripper, are you sure of that, yes, he was killed by a woman, i found a contraceptive in the vomit on the dead man’s jeans, look, i don’t want to lo

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it happened in the tower hamlets area on monday evening. had fallen from a height. she was taken to hospital in a life—threatening condition but she died. we will have more on that and the rest of the day's news shortly. we will be back after a quick break. after a fairly cloudy stuck with patchy letwin and drizzle in england and wales, all of us today, is going to dry up from the west and brighten up to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one ortwo to dry up from the west and brighten up bar one or two showers. but the cloud in the drizzle will be slow to clear from the south—east. it is courtesy of these two weather fronts continuing the journey south and east, the isobars telling their own story, that we have windy conditions across the north and west. the wind coming in from the westerly direction, blowing in showers to western scotland and northern ireland is to western scotland and northern ireland but we could see the odd isolated shower in wales and the odd isolated shower in wales and the south—west, as we go through the after

this sword is wonderful, these are the textures which david borovsky did in hamlet, he is a real forgeritorial office, then, of course, listen , here you have a shot where vysotsky sings into the microphone, we need, i say, look, attentive, he will go to the sword, this exhibition of plotnikov at the ermolova theater is also dedicated to vysotsky, his photographs, well there, well, really, they are, they are you they stop you in any case, they stop you, you pass by, you can’t.

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. >> that was a brilliant reinterpretation of hamlet. >> more motion in your face.almost there. >> maybe i am focusing on the wrong thing. i feel like they can't be the only one who doesn't understand why the executive branch of our government needs a dance team. at all. there is people struggling, it's the holidays. our government insists that they can't ease the tax burden on us at all. they can't find anywhere to make cuts. no one said what about the white house dance team? i just think it's so--this is so weird to me. as citizens we are forced to give our money to pay for our own ruler's promotional materials. it's absurd and wrong. >> that's the worst part about it. you are right. people are struggling paying their bills. and they expect you to like this. if you criticize this, it's on you. i think it [ bleep ] sucks. who do you think picked this? who did the vetting? was it dr. jill? >> no, it wasn't. a lot of you don't know this. i've had a lot of jobs, but my dream was to be a choreographer. the white house came to me and said i know we don't agree on much b

already closed, there’s no product, but it can’t be, it must be, what a bummer, goose, very nice, hamletear doesn't let me pass. calls every day , threatens, go away, i ask you, you don’t need to be here now, well, well, well, calm down, sit down, let’s talk, i have a conversation , i see that you’re brave, why are you like a boy, go away now, please, let's go together, i... i won't leave you, i won't leave you here, i can't, i need to stay here, i have things to do, i'll give you the phone, you 'll call me in the evening, okay? yes, i don’t need your phone, i have a conversation, well, as you know, as you know, this is what i wanted to tell you, venka is not my son, he is from an orphanage. how is that possible? yes, he had a daddy and a mommy, he had a home, and then where did everything go, fights, drinking, in short, we have a biography, it seems, you understand, which means you lied to me. and the fact that the bachelor lied? no, i didn’t lie, i didn’t lie. but i want to adopt venka, i want to adopt everything, but they won’t give him to me, i ’ve been everywhere, everywhere, it’s i

[laughter] did you read hamlet? they talk to schools and murder parents, terrible.mation, people want to lick these things and send it away for your ancestry, i want anybody having my dna. >> let's look at quote from the author, she says we use technology behind check tbt, transformer models to analyze human lives representing each person is the sequence of events that happens in their life. this can predict almost any anything. >> i find it ironic artificial intelligence can do all these things while behind the scenes is just terminator situation we all face early death, that is the fear right now ethnology is so far out we can't keep up and eventually they will take us all out. don't laugh, serious people have said this. >> a self-fulfilling prophecy. i'm not into this, i'd rather live life and see where the cards lie. >> just have a good card rea reading. >> i'm not into any of that, i don't mess with god's plan, do you know what i mean? >> asked the ai bought them a three years, how do you know? because i'm going to kill you. [laughter] >> on a happy note, a wor

if approved by southwark and tower hamlets councils, the boat will replace the current diesel one.ands of christmas lights say they hope this year will be the best ever for donations. gunaltay mustafa's house on albany road comes to life every year to help raise money for the anthony nolan trust. it helped save the life of their son, who had lukaemia when he was a boy. as well as raising money, the family want the lights to bring some festive cheer to their neighbourhood. even in like, dark times. and even though people can have a rough time at times, there's always a bit ofjoy that you can have. and even the smallest things can bring a smile to someone's face. let's take a look at the tubes now. we've got severe delays on thejubilee and the north—western section of the metropolitan lines. and the piccadilly line has minor delays between kings cross st pancras and cockfosters. time for a look at the weather now, here's georgie palmer. good morning. quite a bit of rain around over the next few days, but the early signs are calming down for the weekend. more about that in just a mome