jacoby and juanita. >> let me hear you scream par-tay! >> hey, par-tay!ing special to everybody. it's one of the rare cases where that's true. everybody knows "sesame street" and everybody loves it. what does it mean for you guys being part of that family. >> it has a long history of inspiring generations of children to learn and grow stronger. >> and you have a dad wearing grouch shirt, mama's wearing cookie monster, and they are all standing up and screaming, and it's just like, wow, we get to do this for a living? this is amazing. >> and while "sesame street" fans might be more familiar with letter b -- ♪ ♪ >> -- this particular performance is more about msg. the hulu theater at madison square garden where the legends have played, diana ross, elton john, the who and now elmo, cookie monster and this guy. after some rehearsal, some warmups. red leather, yellow leather. a pep talk and a back-stage dance party with big bird, it's show time. a flower for abby cadabby. >> ah, he brought abby a flower. that's kind. >> and cleaning up oscar's trash. >> yeah,

ties to the you, the people rebelled. scores died, hundreds were injured in the might on revolution. jacobi was ousted and a new pro you government formed the kremlin, answered back with tanks. and annexed ukraine's crimean peninsula. moscow also threat support behind separatists in the pro russia don bass region war broke out as the 2 eastern provinces don yet sc and nuanced declared independence. european leaders brought the 2 sites together for the minced peace accords. but the war ground to a stalemate, a development far from the battlefield, also spiked tensions. in june 2015, russia announced the nord stream to gas pipeline. it's route under the baltic c would bypass ukraine, meaning key f would lose billions in transit fees. another turning point in 2019 with blood em year zalinski as ukraine's president. he vowed to restore the don bath region and renewed calls for nato membership. e bartalini, many leaders hint slightly that ukraine shouldn't take the risk of talking constantly about membership of the alliance. because this risk is connected to russia's reaction. so most of them, b

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it's been since 2014 after it was what moscow keeps calling the military to in kiev when president jacobi was austin. right now i just want to make sure that we understand that most these were the latest comments of surg labrons before the next round of negotiations between key of moscow and bella. ruth was very important right now is to hear from both sides when they come out of that negotiating. meanwhile, ukraine's delegation has arrived for a 2nd round of peace talks with russia. ortiz constantine ross called he is at the negotiation site for us. hey, there cost. yeah, what's the movie there at this point? hello don. well, the talks between russian and ukrainian delegations are set to start shortly. the helicopter is carrying the members of the cranium. delegation, landed and delivers. next to the border with poland. a few minutes ago. only a handful of media representatives including r t were allowed to film the delegations, and i guess now it's anybody's guess how long moscow and key will negotiate for this time. the 1st round lasted 5 hours, with no immediate result. both sides hav

because it was 2014 after it was what moscow will keep calling the military to kiev when president jacobi was asked. right now i just wanna make sure that we understand that most of these were comments of surg lab roles before the next round of negotiations between key of moscow and bella. ruth, on stay 8 rushes, military operation in ukraine with many civilians fleeing the fighting and others leaving the rubble that once was their homes. we received footage of the destruction in the city of gordon and the dunbar. the region where heavy showing has been reported. the city mayor published this video of a home, guarded by the fighting as emergency services to try to restore basic utilities like water and electricity. now we've received this footage from the village from 2 villages in the grand people's republic who, whose forces say they've taken control of a ukrainian army stronghold. and a vehicle checkpoint authorities that more than 40 towns and villages in the dunbar have now and liberty. and you're some footed from the ukrainian side. in this for did, you can see a small village, deva

it's been 2014 after it was what moscow will keep calling the military to in kiev when president jacobi was asked right now. i just wanna make sure that we understand that most of these were the latest comments of survey lab roles before the next round. of negotiations between key of moscow and bella. ruth was very important right now is to hear from both sides when they come out of that negotiated level and stay 8 of russians, military operation in ukraine with many civilians fleeing the fighting and others trying to escape the rebel. that once was their homes. this map shows what's been happening with the red dots highlighting the major cities where the fighting is being reported. versus defense ministry says the guns people's militia has advanced 75 kilometers against the ukranian army and the done. yet people's militia has reportedly advanced 58 kilometers since russia entered the conflict last week. now we're about to show you some footage we received of the destruction in the city of gordon. in the don boss region where heavy showing has been reported, the city mayor published thi

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like it's been since 2014 after what moscow keeps calling the military coup in kiev when president jacobi was ousted right now. i just wanna make sure that we understand that these were the latest comments of surg, elaborate before the next round of negotiations between key of moscow and bella. ruth was very important right now is to hear from both sides when they come out of that negotiating room. well, thanks, a lot alia for walking us through what the russian foreign minister had to say. that was our team. it will trickle. now for some insight into what's going on, we're going to go to live now to martin martin mccauley historian, an analyst of russian affairs. thanks a lot for joining us. so the foreign minister notes, the consequences of nato's eastward expansion, could cause a serious dialogue on that finally happen. given the ukraine crisis. yes. will brought 1st been reiterating what he said, many 100 for what redeemer put in a said many times before the very easy russian security. very uneasy about the penetration of nato into the east european states. pohden check republics, lav

like it's been since 2014 after what moscow keeps calling the military coup in kiev when president jacobi was ousted right now. i just wanna make sure that we understand that most these were the latest comments of surg, elaborate before the next round of negotiations between key of moscow and bella. ruth was very important right now is to hear from both sides. when they come out of that negotiating, we're all to get more insight on this. we're going across live to chris banbury, the political analysts. thanks a lot for joining us, chris. now, the foreign minister notes that the consequences of nato's eastward expansion. do you think there could be a serious dialogue on that? finally? i think not at the moment. i think we have to get over the hump of and go see to solution to this conflict. neutral countries of pouring weapons into ukraine and it's fast becoming a proxy war between natal and russia as a war least beholds it. and i don't support the invasion of ukraine, but i think it's important not just to accept the, the, the view which is presented by the western media, which is just si

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jacoby was a great football player and and high school he was extraordinary athlete and he would run every night a long ways and they used to keep the lights on at the ohio state buckeye stadium, so i kind of got back and wanted to get more in shape physically to not not just drink beer and you know being a beer be a slug and so i started running at night with him. i have a great memories that we would go he would run more than me. i was he was fast, but we would go out there and do miles i'd do, you know, three miles four miles in the evening but something about the empty stadium at night even like if it's like snow coming down but the lights are on and nobody's on the track and night and you're just, you know, a few people and you're just jogging around there. you can't come back so energized and study late into the night and i would go to a the i found that they kept the law library open late. so if i was a night owl, i could study from like midnight to three in the morning at the law library, which was open and i got to my mostest most prominent memory of that is a night. janitor

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another young woman that we have celebrated this past year is lydia jacoby, from seward, alaska.e competed in her first olympics. she brought home the gold medal for this country, winning the 100-meter breaststroke race. we were all eyes on lydia, so proud of her. and there's so many who deserve our thanks and our gratitude. i always like to give a shoutout to an exceptional leader in our state who has provided critical leadership and guidance throughout the pandemic, dr. ann zinc. it is, it's so important to know that it's not necessarily finishing at the end of a race or a crown or a medal. it is just the endurance that goes with the day-to-day completion of your work. i was on the floor just last month to recognize the work of native civil rights advocate elizabeth pertravich who pushed our legislature at the time to pass the first antidiscrimination act in the nation. we did this in 1945. we're so proud of how she as a native woman leader made our state and our nation a more inclusive and more representative democracy. so today on international women's day, it gives us an opp