it seems to me that he graduated from some kind of hotel college, uh, graduated from the hotel collegesomehow on computers, that is , some programs, but before that, yes, in general , he has such a development from year to year it somehow changed, then he, like a sportsman, was a parkour player, that is, they climbed fences, he dabbled with the boys, then somehow he took a guitar, he wrote poems there. well, then he already has computers, and to bring what in your hands. and i would like alena to give her family an icon. this is an icon. i specifically went to the church and talked to the guys, there, with the ministers, this icon will protect you, your son, your family, pray, this is the icon of the mother of god. now i just have a little, well, my relationship has changed. that's it to religion, because such moments of course, you don't know where to turn, because you can't help. but now you can. you need to pray and everything will be fine. let's see how your edik was when he was little and how he spent his holidays and summer in childhood attention. russia, our sacred state russia,

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college in vermont. $10 million to tear down a hotel in alaska. 7.5 million on a courthouse in colorado all while at onesix american families cannot pay their utility bills. 60% of americans are in credit card debt. social security will go bankrupt in 10 years and medicare will go bankrupt in eight. bless you. then you look at the education system that we have. everybody wants to blame covid for education. no, we had problems with education before covid. [applause] pre-covid, 67% of eighth graders in our country were not proficient in reading or math. think about that. recently, two weeks ago, 82% of eighth graders were not proficient in history or civics. now, you put two years of lockdowns on them and the kids are in a world of hurt that you have too many kids going through with critical race theory which if a little girl goes into kindergarten, if she is white you're telling her she's bad. if she is brown or black, you tell her she's never good enough and will always be a victim. you have biological boys playing in women's sports. this is one the biggest issues of our time and no one is doing anythin

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the hotel business is merging because they are also interested in coming, the guys are prepared ah business. it gives the opportunity to practice, plus collegesreate their own small businesses, they can create some of their own startups. yes, yes, and there is today. we are combining these practices, we are thinking about starting such a fair as a startup next year. in mordovia, just such an interesting example, the guys came up with a recipe for dumplings with turmeric, they themselves came up with a very popular come to ask for dumplings from turmeric. the hero is not subject to foreign coloration. he, like a child, grows industrial potatoes, from which fries and other snacks are made, while only 2% of such potatoes are produced in russia, in order to increase the volumes, new varieties need to be developed. to partners. businessman. took students from the local college. we, with this exclusive right to grow eupathia, came to college, because there we can create 10 times more of our eupathia in our new fields. what students do, they do clones, but they grow mini potatoes in greenhouses and propagate them. my business partners, the state, he

look at th fairmont hotel in san francisco where president biden is spending the final night of his bay area visit. he has been busy. earlier today marine one landed here at the college of marin at a pretty big crowd was there to greet him. the president went to a fundraiser hosted by a handful of investors. governor newsom was there, too, but biden began hi day in the city talking all about a.i. at a roundtable event. he said his administration wants to get a grip on some of the advantages and some of the long-reported risks of this evolving tech. he did all of this as news broke about his son hunter agreeing t a plea deal with the doj. he will plead guilty to tax charge and illegal gun possession in exchange for staying out of prison. the president was asked about that, too. >> i am very proud of my son. >> maybe you heard this. some trauma in the skies. norad fighter jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricte airspace. someone in marin caught some of that on video. pretty amazing. >>> we also told you about ron desantis who was on a trip to california, too, raising money just like president biden. turn out he made a stop in the city. this is video from

$30 million on an honors college in vermont. 10 million to bring down a hotel in alaska. 7.5 milliona courthouse in colorado. that's not how we want to spend our money. all while 1 in 6 american households can't pay their utility bill. 60% of americans are in credit card debt, and then social security will go bankrupt in 10 years and medicare will go bankrupt in eight years. we need to make sure we go back to being fiscally responsible. what does that look like? let's start by clawing back the unspent covid dollars we know are out there. instead of the 87,000 irs workers going after middle america, let's go after the hundreds of billions of dollars of covid fraud that we know exists. let's make sure we understand 8% of our budge is interest, quit borrowing. cut up the credit cards. when i was governor of south carolina -- [ applause ] when i was governor of south carolina i had to balance a budget, and you have to balance a budget and why is congress the only group that doesn't have to balance a budget. when i am president we will stop the spending and borrowing and earmarks and i wi

college in upstate, new york is hit with the maximum sentence. the gunman getting 58 years to life for murdering paul cooks at a hotel in october of last year. was yelling and cursing in the lobby before firing as many as 30 rounds striking him. prosecutors commending the judge for bringing justice to the victim's family a democrat state senator in rhode island is arrested and charged for key ago car that had an anti biden bumper sticker. body camera footage shows the moment officers c confronted joshua miller at the scene last week. >> saying i scratched his car. did i not scratch his cash. i'm a state senator. i would think he recognized me. i think he wanted the -- he called out my name. i never told him my name. >> he didn't say any of that, okay? >> well, the state senator was allowed to leave the parking lot but officers went to his home later that night after seeing surveillance video which they say shows him damaging the car. miller now faces a misdemeanor vandalism charge and released from police custody on $1,000 recognizance. also, in rhode island, wildlife officials called in to remove an unbearable guest at backyard barbecue. th

colleges. if their families make less than $80,000 a year, and it's not just what is being paid but it's also what's being lost. this is a migrant hotelclose. one of the things they said, neil, the reason why they had to close is because of the hotel turned into a migrant shelter. they we lied on customers at the hotel coming across the street to eat. they no longer have that and the restaurant is now closed. i'll send it back to you. neil: madison incredible thank you for that. now to jackie deangelis to take you through the next hour. jackie: thank you so much, neil great to see you as always. hello, everyone i'm jackie deangelis. taylor: i'm taylor riggs. brian: i'

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college experience. the only jobs they qualify for would-be restaurants and hotel jobs. these jobs pay minimum wages and once the single moms workpiece jobs, their rent goes up and food stamps it cut off and childcare, which is so expensive, that goes up. this is a calculated bill against the poor because it is going to push them into property. -- poverty. host: you may be interested in the washington times reporting on the work requirements. able-bodied children recipients of -- childless recipients of each program, 54 and younger, what have to work at least 20 hours per week to keep their benefits so this is not single moms. they also will be subject to new restrictions for how long they could collect the benefits. the deal excludes veterans and the homeless from work permits as well as expanding their food stamp benefits. while the new restrictions would save taxpayer money, the expanded investments for veterans -- the compression -- $2.1 billion over the next decade. republicans want to spend less and in and in the end under this agreement, with president biden, acco

college, picking them up it is a reunion. it is your spouse's special birthday. >> why tell them >> as a hotel industry and especially full-serviceto make sure the guests leave happy. >> surprise and delight. you say never stay silent when it comes to room needs what does that mean? >> so you might be traveling with your sibling. you might be traveling with your parent or just meeting up for a girls' weekend if you are going to need a room with two beds versus a king bed or a roleaway bed, going back to the tip, book early, secure that early at my hotel, you can do that. >> couple more never forget to ask for a care packet what is a care packet? >> so, you know, we all -- we have all done the mistake of overpacking. but forgetting toiletries, simple things like toothbrush and stuff like that, hotels mostly will have that available for you. no need to run out and stress out about running to the store. >> lastly, never ever ignore the bellman. >> very, very important and probably closest to my heart speak to the bell person speak to the door person, the guest relations team these are experts. they'll tell you all the secrets about