people. theater corpse in the collection rehearsals of new performances are held in the local house of pioneers, which suffered less for me to drink, but i can’t find it, the crown of it was planted in russia and i went there. talked about random. do you know what the word arrival is? he says there was an arrival, and there the floor of the roof was turned out. and here it is, so to speak, and here a man died there. and here i was wounded there, here with us konstantinovich i came out and strangers said they took me to the basement, they bandaged me, they bandaged it, it was scary. no one was driving, there was a ukrainian back and forth, as i say, dancing a jewish dance step forward and two ago, natalia from the window of her apartment saw how a tank fired direct fire at a neighboring high-rise building, and her house was left without a roof after the shelling. it so happened that the actress was also a witness to the explosion in the mariupol drama theater every day under bullets. from here i jumped out onto the central road and looked one fine day. i saw it. and just above my rake room, the

men. a group of theaters in gathering rehearsals for new performances are held in the local house of pioneerss. i went. there only as would find me. the song, but you can’t find it, but it’s not on the way, the top of your head about it in russia and i went there, one of the passengers said, listen, you know that such a word arrival can arrival was there the floor of the roof was turned out. and here, so to speak, it is, and here , a man died there. this is where i got hurt. here we have konstantinovich, i came out and, like strangers, they took me to the basement and bandaged me bandaged. it's scary back and forth, as i say, natalia was dancing back. from the window of the apartment she saw how the tank fired direct fire at the neighboring high-rise building, and her house was left without a roof after the shelling. it so happened that the actress was also a witness to the explosion in the mariupol drama theater every day under bullets. from here i jumped out onto the central road and looked one fine day. i saw it. and just above my rake room, the first explosion occurred. the pain was incre

it's really at the level of an airplane, a construction airplane, a model club in the house of pioneersmplicated equipment, no complicated equipment, because you can enter it with gps coordinates. well, this is actually what is in any ordinary phone in navigators and any number of such ranks walk around the world with chips walking around the world, that is, the sanctions did not affect these products in relation to missiles, here in and together in the production of a wound there together with russia would, well, there are definitely problems here, but these drones and they were created not in order to hit some important point targets, but in order to terrorize the civilian population, that is, they will fall into the cities and not into some specific target. rocket drone well, for example, a rocket drone costs about 10-15 thousand dollars at cost price. and the most simple rocket from stinghir, which you can forget about, costs $ 60,60,000. that is, we spend expensive rockets e-e on these primitive ones drones, if we don't have missiles, god forbid, there won't be any left , then spac

it's good that we are in the house of pioneers. it is already such nuances to work normally.ariupol now maybe i think it’s necessary 100% because people communicate there’s even nowhere to go , everyone sits at home, in their own bored doing nothing. now at least you can find a look, ours and kormilis or not, the salad is delicious how much does it cost? come on, let's have a salad. now give me this most else, what else is there, you have sauces. a ramp on the street is now an alternative to your favorite theater canteen, by the way, the technical project in the new building provides for an even larger buffet . what was the work on the restoration of the theater has already begun, taking into account all the creative and production needs. almost everything from scratch would say new thanks to our employees, ours and as once again i repeat the head of the shops. they themselves we went as best we could to find cars, it was all taken out. that is, what could be saved from the old theater from the post. he's here with us now , right? the technical equipment of the internal layou

people. a group of theaters in gathering rehearsals for new performances are held at the local house of pioneersed less. i went there, just as if to find me a song, but i can’t find it, but it’s not empty distortions. the top of this was planted in russia and i went there, one passenger, they say, you know what the word “arrival” can be, “arrival” was there the floor of the roof was turned out. and here, so to speak, it is, and here, a man died there. this is where i got hurt. here, konstantinovich, i came out and, like strangers, they took me to the basement, bandaged me and bandaged me. it's scary as i say danced. and that is, it will just turn the towers, just add it and that's it. natalya saw from the window of her apartment how the tank fired at the neighboring high-rise building with direct fire, and her house was left without a roof after the shelling. it so happened that the actresses were and a witness to the explosion in the mariupol drama theater every day under bullets. from here i jumped out onto the central road and looked one fine day. i saw it. and just above my rake room, the fi

just sitting old men women children men. rehearsals for new performances are held at the local house of pioneersuffered less yes, yes, yes, yes, i went there, only how to find me a song, but it not to be found, but it is not ahead, i will distort the top of my head about this, the neighbors of russia and i went there and like-bam. one passenger spoke of an accident. do you know what the word arrival is? well, the arrival says the floor of the roof was turned out there. and here, so to speak, it is, and here, a man died there. this is where i got hurt. here, konstantinovich, i came out and strangers said they took me to the basement, they bandaged it, they bandaged it, it was scary. no one was driving, there was a ukrainian back and forth, as i say, dancing a jewish dance step forward and two back and all. natalya saw from the window of her apartment how the tank fired at the neighboring high-rise building with direct fire, and her house was left without a roof after the shelling. it so happened that the actress was also a witness to explosions in the mariupol drama theater every day under bullet

he continued at the house of pioneers in an ensemble at a music school. he tried to do at least 5 times, but each attempt ended in failure. perhaps this was due to the fact that misha liked to play by ear. not wanting to master the notes, probably when entering a music school. some basic knowledge was required olga keychain music and music critic. maybe he didn't have any. he lived in government. we then lived. this i think, many people know how would behind the iron curtain vladimir tkachenko soviet and belarusian musician, arranger honored artist of the republic of belarus what today? jazz is playing, after will sell his homeland there, uh, a rock musician - this is also a rock word horn was associated with something else, not a musical term , some kind of evil rock. this means that it is impossible to transport records or notes across the border. uh, on the radio everything was muffled. that's where you hear something out of the corner of your ear and where to get these new ideas new melodies jazz rock. here are the beatles melodies, it turned out that

think that well, from a cannon on sparrows, because they can produce good things, well, every house of pioneers they say we have everything that the ministry of defense ordered us, of course, but when you ask? and who specifically ordered? you are called a surname and what is interesting people do not even explain. what happened? they don't even explain what happened? normally says no, says we have everything. you don't know anything. oh, i see. well, that's what i wanted to say and the minister is misleading. by the way, of course, in order to win not just this war, but to win that period of perestroika and build a real power that will lead in the next world, that will lead, we need to have our own the conceptual apparatus, its conceptual apparatus , its brain apparatus, including the foreign policy colloquial apparatus. here in valdai we sat with our various comrades from various other countries and discussed how they perceive us and the toothlessness of our diplomacy , this question arose all the time, the lack of initiative of our diplomacy. it hurts me to say these words. but this is what

release amazing systems, then you think that well, from a cannon to sparrows, because every house of pioneers when you ask? and who specifically ordered? you are called by your last name and what is interesting, people do not even explain. what happened? they don't even explain what's happened? fine, he says. no, he says, you don't understand, we have everything, you don't know anything. oh, i see. well, that's what i wanted to say and the minister is misleading. by the way, of course , in order to win not just this war, but to win that period of perestroika and build a real power that will lead in the next world, which will lead, we need to have our own conceptual apparatus, our conceptual apparatus, our brain apparatus, and including foreign policy conversations apparatus we here in valdai we sat with our various comrades from various other countries and discussed how they perceive us and the toothlessness of our diplomacy arose all the time, this question of the lack of initiative of our diplomacy. it hurts me to say these words. but this is what they say about us, they are more passionate

house of lords. android , named after the pioneer of computing technology, argued the impact of artificial intelligencelopment of the modern art market parliamentarians. robots were asked directly - is it an opportunity or a threat to humanity ? whether aida will be able to completely replace a person, the technical artist has not sounded and is not a witness and is deprived of the status that a person of the same androids has stood up to the developer. hayden miller reminded lordan how close the world has crept up to the next stage of industrial progress androids into the local creation of a specialist team from oxford and robotics cameras instead of eyes and algorithms allow her to paint pictures and elements that are far away. neural limit networks what else interesting has happened over the past seven days, as events will not leave you without emotions? what you should definitely know about is a special selection prepared for you by yana mendeleva, what is the name of a not at all insensitive robot from japan and how many kilograms of pumpkin pie you can eat in 8 minutes, and also a pumpkin the siz

house of lords. android , named after computing pioneer ada lovelace, discussed the impact of artificial intelligencedevelopment of the modern art market by parliamentarians. robots were asked directly - is it an opportunity or a threat to humanity? will aida be able to completely replace a person, it has not sounded like a technical artist is not a witness or deprived of the status that a person has stood up for androids by the developer. hayden miller reminded lordan how close the world has come to the next stage of industrial progress android co-creation specialist coman. from oxford and robotics, cameras instead of eyes and algorithms allow her to paint pictures and elements. this is far from the limit of neural networks. what else interesting has happened over the past seven days, how will the events not leave you without emotions? what you should definitely know about a special selection prepared for you by yana mendeleva, what is the name of a sensual robot from japan and how many kilograms of pumpkin pie can be eaten in 8 minutes, and also a pumpkin the size of a carriage and a ton of apple j

house of lords. android named after computing pioneer ada, loveless, discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on the development of the modern art market by parliamentarians. asked directly robots - this is a threat to humanity is the answer. will aida be able to completely replace a person, it has not sounded like a technical artist is not a witness and is deprived of the status that a person for androids has stood up for a developer. hayden miller reminded the lords how close the world has come to the next stage of industrial progress, android into local creation a specialist team from oxford and robotics cameras instead of eyes and algorithms allows her to write pictures and poems. this is far from the limit. networks what else interesting happened over the past seven days? what events will not leave you without emotions? what you should definitely know about is a special selection prepared for you by yana mendeleva, what is the name of a not at all insensitive robot from japan how many kilograms of pumpkin pie can you eat in 8 minutes, and also a pumpkin the size of a carriage and a ton o

producer cutting by 2 million per day about 2% of oil production despite the white house to convince them to do otherwise. ex-ston, halliburton and pioneer. joining us, cio of pickering energy great to have you with us. >> hi, melissa. >> so surprise, surprise the white house has absolutely no say in terms of setting global oil production. i mean, really underscored by today's move by opec plus. >> sure is i think essentially no one's listening to the white house as relates to the energy market opec's not cutting production when the white house wants more production you've got u.s. producers that aren't drilling more flat since the summer and markets taking prices up when the president is telling us we want price down. so i think that the reality is that the recession or lack thereof is the driver, and opec is the second driver. >> we're seeing a move in wti and a move in particular in brent today. i wonder do you think that 2 million barrels cut is reflected so far there's doubt that that cut will actually happen. >> yeah. i think we look, we're up 10% on price of brent and pi in the last few days. that's filing in take somewhere betwee

of physics goes to pioneering trio. we work with the tiniest elements of our universe. ah, the upper house of russia's parliament has approved the annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. the legislation will go to the kremlin for a final stamp of approval by president vladimir putin. but russian forces have been struggling to hold ukrainian regions that they want to annex or in challenge reports from keith. this is probably not what moscow's politicians envisage when they think of russian control dead russian soldiers in the streets. the ukrainian flag flying in recaptured the man thoughts. it's the reality of a war that's not going moscow's way. she may not only that on tuesday rushes up a house unanimously ratified the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions. but russia's grip on them, his tenuous at best and weakening. so any of those of sad to day the offensive movement of our army in ola defenders continued. now newly liberated settlements in several regions. v as fighting continues in many areas on the front, but, but the prospect of these hostilities is obvious. more and more que buyers are t

of human vision. the noble award has at least put them on their pioneers finally in the public, high pole, rece, aldi's era. stockholm, ah, look at main stories of following now and white house is accused and alliance. the wild talk. oil produces of aligning itself with russia. are they agree to cut their output to boost prices? the opec plus group, which includes russia and saudi arabia says it will reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. but the u. s. has called this move, short sighted a misguided saying, it will harm the global economy. fuel prices skyrocket in the spring when russia invaded ukraine, but then dropped in the last 3 months of the fears of a global recession. and white house correspond it can be how kit has more. now. the white house press secretary cory's on pierre are saying that there is certainly a short sightedness that the white house is viewing in the part of the saudis. wood asked if their relationship has been harmed whether or not they can still see them as a trustworthy partner. they certainly wouldn't respond to that, but what we know is that the white house is taking action in order to kind of mitigate the impact if you will. and what t

of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> radio pioneer southern california icon and the voice to all of my right home for my grandma's house on sunday nights, art laboe has died. lobo is credited with popularizing the phrase oldies but goodies during his nearly 8 decades on the airwaves. he was one of the first deejays to take requests and make dedications to listeners lebow. who is armenian american is also credited with helping end segregation in southern california by organizing live dj shows, bringing together people of all races and those shows still happened to that. to this day. he would eventually become a record producer concert promoter and radio station owner during his long career. we're told le beau had close friends by his side when he passed away friday night in palm springs. he was 97 years old. he was the voice of late night radio in southern california when it comes to late night television. there are several talk show host set to leave their posts in the coming year. it brings up new questions about the future of late night tv news nation correspondent nancy loo reports. >> 30 years since johnny carson s

house all the way to pioneer. reporter: it could take up to two months before they get the dna tests of the bones pretty are asking for the case to be expedited. he said saturday was a tough day but important. >> it was devastating to hear. we were hoping that they are alexis' remains because we want to bring her home. liz: relief efforts continue in florida and the carolinas after hurricane ian wrecked the homes of many along the coast. justin finch is in venice, florida with the impact. justin: days after hurricane ian struck central and southwest florida, new images revealing the troubling transformation. in volusia county, homes underwater. the roof of this chuck e. cheese collapsed. this area and sarasota has reopened. the critical highway could close again and in north port, more flooding with neighborhood streets submerged. for many, help can't come enough. >> i would just like help. food and supplies running low in sanibel island. >> it makes it difficult for us to get assets on the island. newly released images highlighting the destruction. governor ron desantis saying the return to normal will happen ove

houses to be seen we are in the forest with wild animals. i hope we will somehow solve this issue in the near future. apparently some kind of pioneerl alabai fence, the tallest no one is there, but silence is the sounds of the car. yes , i heard some car sounds. no, not much. i think 100 meters maximum. thank you very much ministry of emergency situations of the city of orsha. here the guys came to save us. as you can see, they were saved. we are back in the car and we can go further with you adventures we will definitely never forget. good? what they look like is true, finally. we got out of this trap, for sure this issue was not at all similar, olesya, hello, let's go ask me questions, as you please, perhaps it was the most difficult quest and the most difficult transfer for filming. but things are dried washed everything is washed, everything is dried. no, it was the most exciting. this was truly the real deal. how to get out of the forest after all stones? you were talked about, and i think that it was they who prevented you from finding what you wanted me to like. it's just that this pagan stone that we went to look for at tha

house of a local merchant bender and sons. what a sonorous surname ilf thought and gave it to his hero. and this palace of pioneersstage. a career began. the acting career of the great unique stunning oleg tabakov is all right, a master teacher man. in the eighty- eighth year in saratov everything is the same as in the whole country. on the whole, it was at this time that perestroika began our history. irina kripova came to the police station in the morning covered in abrasions and bruises and told she was attacked by some rabid man. grabbed her by the hair. he hit his head on his knee. mikhail makarikhin in 1988, a senior investigator at the saratov region prosecutor's office. after the blow to the face, blood flowed, irina felt only pain and paralyzing fear. a man in shock, of course, not from surprise from such a blow, obeys the actions of a rabid criminal, the stranger raped her and in ecstasy. he dug his teeth into his chest, when the tormentor calmed down, he suddenly politely asked if you would give me a ring, she was ready to give anything, if only this horror would end. irina spent almost an hour with the

house. all the way to pioneer win says it could take up to two months before they get the dna results of the bones. they're asking for their case to be expedited. he says saturday was a tough day, but an important day for the family, of course, it was devastating here. we were also hoping that maybe hopefully that you know. they're alexis remains because we want to bring our home in oakley on sarasin abc 7 news. you at 11 a candlelight vigil was held in san francisco in remembrance of the hundreds of people who have lost their lives during the recent uprisings in iran. dozens of iranian americans and supporters showed up to union square protesters have rallied for the third week in a row after the death of masa amini who died in custody of the iranian morality police. organizers tonight displayed photos of people they say have been killed by iranian security forces and earlier today there was another gathering in union square all as part of a global day of action marches took place in 150 cities worldwide. now to developing news in ukraine where troops continue to regain control of the count

house. all the way to pioneer win says it could take up to two months before they got the dna results of the bones. they're asking for their case to be expedited. he says saturday was a tough day, but an important day for the family, of course, it was devastating here. we were also hoping that maybe hopefully that you know. they're alexis remains because we want to bring our home in oakley on sarasin abc 7 news. relief efforts continue in florida and the carolinas after hurricane ian wrecked the homes in communities of many along the coast abc news reporter. justin finch is in venice, florida with more on the devastating impacts. days after hurricane ian struck central and southwest florida new images revealing the troubling transformation in volusia county homes underwater the roof of this chuck e cheese collapsed after flooding force. it shut down a 14-mile stretch of i-75 in sarasota county has reopened. the rising water levels could cause the critical highway to close again in nearby northport more flooding neighborhood streets submerged for many help can't come soon enough. we just like

houses to be seen. we are in the forest with wild animals. drivers left it like that. i hope we will somehow solve this issue in the near future. invisibility of some kind of pioneeramp, but we heard such a small alabaichik as tall as the fence , there was no one, yes, the silence of the sounds of the car. yes , i heard some car sounds. no, not much. i think 100 meters maximum. thank you very much ministry of emergency situations of the city of orsha. here the guys came to rescue. as you can see, they were saved. we are back in the car and we can move on. we will definitely never forget. good? what they get. it's true, finally we got out out of that trap, this episode was certainly nothing like it. just for action. go. hello your hello olesya hello. and ask me a question. how did you go, please, perhaps it was the most difficult quest and the most difficult transfer for filming. but things are dried, washed, everything is washed, everything is dried with you. yes, and cough. no, it was the most exciting. this was really the real one. how to get out of the forest all the same to me. you were talked about, and i think that it was they who prevented you from finding

of fire ♪ >> and remembering rock and roll pioneer, jerry lee lewis. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening houseaker nancy pelosi's husband suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries to his hands and his arms after a man with a hammer stormed their san francisco home and attacked him. that's according to the speaker's office sources say paul pelosi was home alone when the attacker smashed out windows in the back of the house and broke in shouting, where is nancy where is nancy a family member telling nbc news the suspect tried to tie up pelosi's husband and told him they would wait until nancy got home when police officers got there they say paul pelosi and his attacker were fighting over control of the hammer. >> they encountered an adult male and mrs. pelosi's husband, paul our officer observed mr. pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him. >> speaker pelosi's office said her husband underwent successful surgery and they expect him to make fu

house became a national park opened in 1974. this acknowledged her role as a founder of the american cross, but recently she's also been heralded in her postwar pioneering stage of recovering the bodies, recovering the dead. as the national park service describes, she established missing soldiers office, which eventually responded to more than 60,000 inquiries and successfully ascertained the fate of more than 20,000. she was instrumental in getting the list of the anderson bill dead published in 1866. she honored throughout her life by anderson bill's survivors for her efforts in families. she was made honorary member of the andersonville survivors association. she went on national speaking tours to, raise funds. a monument was erected in her honor in the prison site in 1915. thus, her red cross work intersected with her sense of matriarchal duty to serve american families and to put them back together again. even if the death certificate came as, a shock and surprise to those seeking loved ones. the way in which barton thrust herself into female administered of care for, quote, the boys. well, women, quote, soldiered the burdens of wartime homefront r

pioneers, as david silitto reports. 2lo, marconi house, london, calling. the voice you're listening to is arthur burrows, the man who pretty much came up with the idea of theked demand for radio sets and he just wanted to have fun with it. this is peter eckersley. his reputation has been rather tainted by a laterflirtation with a british union of fascists, before later redeeming himself somewhat byjoining the british war effort. but in 1922, he created britain's first regular radio programme. and its popularity helped inspire the creation of the bbc. and here's a taste of peter's style. dearest, the concert's ended, sad wails the heterodyne. you must soon switch off your valves, i must soon switch off mine. this is why we've had to come to chelmsford, because this is the writtle hut where back in 1922 a group would gather once a week, and invented the idea of entertainment on the airwaves. broadcasting. it pretty much all began here. this is the hut where peter eckersley broadcast every tuesday. and while the hut isn't open to the public, chelmsford museum has created a digital version of the writtle huts to celebrate these pioneers of entertainment. so th

pioneers, as david silitto reports. 2l0, marconi house, london, calling. the voice you're listening to is arthur burrows, the man who pretty much came up with the idea of therogramme. and its popularity helped inspire the creation of the bbc. and here's a taste of peter's style. dearest, the concert's ended, sad wails the heterodyne. you must soon switch off your valves, i must soon switch off mine. this is why we've had to come to chelmsford, because this is the writtle hut where back in 1922 a group would gather once a week, and invented the idea of entertainment on the airwaves. broadcasting. it pretty much all began here. this is the hut where peter eckersley broadcast every tuesday. and while the hut isn't open to the public, chelmsford museum has created a digital version of the writtle hut to celebrate these pioneers of entertainment. so, this is the technology. what were they actually doing? what was their broadcasting? well, their brief was to kind of create experimental entertainment broadcasts. and what came out was veryjovial, very... not very bbc? not very bbc at all, no, no. it was quite anarchic in many ways. a lot of the shows almost feel l

pioneers, as david silitto reports. 2lo, marconi house, london, calling. the voice you're listening to is arthur burrows, the man who pretty much came up with the idea of thehe bbc in 1922. however, when it comes to the idea of using the airwaves for entertainment, there was another pioneer. one of my favourites, hilda matheson, who's also a character in the book i'm doing. 100 years on, i went to meet the comedian paul kerensa, who's created a show about arthur and his rather more entertaining rival. who actually was the first real radio broadcaster, who did what we understand as a radio programme? well, i think you've got to look to peter eckersley, who became the first chief engineer of the bbc, really. peter eckersley? peter eckersley, this wild broadcaster who would improvise. the kenny everett of his day? the kenny everett of his day, the pre—goon goon. he was the guy who actually, really, i think, sparked demand for radio sets and he just wanted to have fun with it. this is peter eckersley. his reputation has been rather tainted by a laterflirtation with a british union of fascists, before later redeeming himself somewhat byjoining the british war e