julia: asobo is working to improve the situation.de contact with companies in kenya and uganda that refurbish used batteries. these could be rented out to the fishermen at a cheaper rate. gabriel: these second life batteries will make them modular, so that also we merge, we mimic the current operations of our customers. if a customer wants to go far, we give them more batteries. then we charge this recharge fee per battery. like, you want to go far, you get four batteries. you want to go a shorter distance, you give you one or two batteries and you pay for what you have used. julia: asobo is the first company in kenya to invest in e-mobility on water, and one of the few in general on the country's e-market. electric mobility is still in its infancy here. there are some electric cars and buses, and even some e-bikes. warren ondanje rides one of them. he is a member of aemda, an association that provides a platform for the nearly 20 companies investing in e mobility in kenya. the aim is to organize a lobby, urging politicians to promot

. >> across town julia and her husband are personal trainers.bikini competitor and a full-time realtor. julia is used to physical scrutiny. >> i have flatness right here and it makes me look tired. >> making her appearance a priority. >> i have these bumps on my nose and it is kind of crooked. >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. one of her closest friends julia uses filters. >> this is face tune. it is easy to freshen up your skin and fix my nose. you can also lift it so it would be higher. >> wanting to make the changes permanent, julia plans to go under the knife. >> i think that with the surgery i will not have to use facetune. >> we joined her pre-op appointment with her surgeon. >> we are go to take down the little bump. her tip is a little prominent. smooth. smooth. she will look beautiful. >> in addition, julia is interested in liposuction for areas she can't target through training or diet. >> i noticed a big difference. >> bulky. >> yeah. spongebob square pants. >> now skinny, skinny. i can see the difference. this is exactly what

and julia really does with children.evoted yourself to your family and always took care of children first of all. by the way, you breastfed their first child. they nursed the third child for 2 months. i started breastfeeding after delivery. but a month after the third birth, there was a sharp attack of rheumatoid arthritis. he immediately covered everything, that is, i could not get up, and my husband was with his eldest daughter. here they are leaving. i was with my mother-in-law at my grandmother with the middle child and the youngest in the village, that is, there are 50 kilometers to some district hospital. we were left alone with her. here are the two little kids. for one month he does not have three weeks, and on average 3.5 years. i refused everything and at that moment my grandmother also gets into trouble. there is some a mote in the eye, and as a result, she ends up in the hospital for an operation with an ophthalmologist. then, when her husband arrived, it was so much that he went to work. here i am sitting, h

the lovely, the talented julia roberts is here tonight. julia roberts.ou have a lot in common, are you an oscar winner, she is an oscar winner. >> jon: st a good feeling. >> stephen: it will be like talking to you, it soon will be like talking to you because listen, i already knew this but it has been announced that you are going to be in stephen spielberg and oprah winfrey's the color purple movie, the musical. that's out there i am not giving anything away. >> that is out there. word is out. >> stephen: that is fantastic. you are going to remember your friend, right, you're going to remember your friends right. >> jon: always, you have to remember, always. >> stephen: folks, i spend most of my time, right over there, wandering through the farmers' market that is today's biggest stories, squeezing the finest news radishes, and ripest story peppers, sniffing the most topical dates, which i then pair with fra'mani soppressata, and the most succulent handraised pata negra jamon iberico, backed up by generous helpings of beemster gouda, and a wedge of brill

it's julia roberts. now then.g him. that is sean penn. ( audience reacts ) right there. >> well, no, wait-- this is sean penn. no! ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: he's that good! >> yeah! ( laughs ) >> stephen: he's that good. he's that good. ( cheers and applause ) it was nice that the man was the one spending hours in hair and >> yes, yes! yes. i mean. >> stephen: a little refreshing. >> but isn't it astonishing-- and, can i tell you this about sean? and he doesn't want anyone to know how nice and sweet he is, because it would destroy his reputation that he's worked so hard on. he-- he had so much patience getting all of this makeup done. and it was, you know, he had a body suit and this whole thing. and it would be so hot. i'm in these fake furs and my wig and my body suit, i'd be like, "oh, god, it's so hot, i'm so itchy, oh, god, get this-- somebody, take my coat." and he just was rock steady, all his stuff on. he would just sit there. smiling. >> stephen: is this the first thing y'all have done togethe

julia did not expect that your sister might be looking for you? no, i didn’t expect, no, we already changed our minds about all the options when i was going to the program, but everyone thought that after all, relatives from the dad’s side, because no one ever said anything to mom, information did not have. i was alone. in general, he often came to your mother when you were little, they teach us to come to me. they often took me away to visit, then my mother and father came to pick me up. well, this is again according to the uncle and aunt. i do n’t remember it myself, but if he came often, he would have noticed her pregnant too. what do you think? maybe dad to me. well, uncle, i just always called him dad, maybe he just didn’t tell me something. have you ever been to that village? no, we have not been there several times they tried to go to my mother's grave for some reason at these moments. i got sick when i was little, and it took about 13 hours to go, and every time they postponed it. that is, you never visited your mother for me. well, and pr

, thank you julia boorstin dan is still with us dan, i do wonder to mike and julia's point there if it says something about the sentiment toward social media stocks we do get meta earnings on wednesday. last quarter was a huge disappointment and there are huge concerns about not just the stock market but this very part of the stock market. >> look, that's absolutely true. and i think the point that mike or julia made about how bigger institutional investors in twitter are big institutional investors in lots of the other social media platforms and they have been getting hit. this is an industry that it's not quite following nice but it's been going down and this is a chance to get some green on the table that certainly is part of it. the other thing if you're twitter's board and believe where the economy is going and where social media is going in terms of challenges ahead, this is the path of least resistance. declare victory and walk away. >> youssef, what do you expect from some of the competitors and from the group and overall for the stock performance? what do you think this deal s

julia: exactly.doesn't seem that the russian barrels -- it seems that they are still getting to the market. that is why prices have come down a little bit. people have really priced in no russian barrels. that price is getting reeled back just a little bit now. but if europe does decide to do an embargo or stop importing russian energy exports, then that will shoot prices right back up again. kriti: julia, we thank you for your time as always. always on top of the market. as we were speaking to her, we have a 101 handle and wti less than that. this is the worst day for the s&p 500 energy sector since june of 2020. on these risk-off days like today, in theory you would see energy as the only sector higher. the new defensive play, the new inflation hedge. today, certainly not the case. jon: it had a huge run and we have seen that in the canadian markets this year. energy stocks kept climbing. and we've talked about the supply picture tied to russia. we have some recombination of demand concerns and per

>> i'm glad you asked the question, julia.zon because they have their own business models, serving retail and hardware devices, but i think when it comes to story telling companies, there's probably three that ultimately are scaled players. we're one of them, the other two netflix and disney i think it will be a hard road for others to catch up and i think as a result, you'll see changes happening in the industry the next several years. >> speaking of changes happening in the industry, david sas lof has to cut millions as he combines the two companies what's your advice to him on what he should do or avoid to preserve some of what you built and some of the intellectual property >> i'm always a believer in the adage, if it is not broke, don't fix it, and i really would point to the unusually positive trajectory of hbo max of what's happening at cnn plus in the early days and most importantly the story telling momentum of this company we are in a group unlike any other in terms of how we resonate at the box office with batman an

joining me now is julia ioffe -- and julia davis a columnist for the daily beast.ith. us julia davis i will start with you, let's start by discussing this not-so-strange relationship between russian state media and its apparatus, and trump's faction of the gop. because for years, fox news personalities have actually echoed kremlin talking points, and in return, russian media has offered trump and his allies this kind of glowing coverage. how has that dynamic evolved during putin's war in ukraine as russia escalates its barbaric tactics? >> thank you for having me, amen. i don't want to watch fox news, but i am forced to watch fox news. not a day goes by without a glimpse of tucker carlson being showcased by the russian state television. and, a state propagandist have actually remarked that it is very unfortunate that they have lost our key which has been canceled by many of our cable network providers. but they are also adding at least we still have tucker. putin values unity for his society and his nation but for us he wants to -- the opposite. those divisions are

what are you thinking, well , julia will be there.for sure, she will feel sorry for me again. well, if she keeps silent will you go? ok. well done. how beautiful it has never been here. so do i. julia we are here. and here we are hello hello well, let's go to the river? good yes, just lucky with the weather. and for me it's better to rain mud or an earthquake in general is very funny. come on. hello hello where are you going? you do not like it? what are you up to i got attached, in general, i don’t believe you. complex, i think you have a problem with your ears. i told you, get away from me, and you continue to play your games, i'm with you. are you stupid, don't you? i don't believe, let me go well, but further down the mountain you can't handle it. okay, let's be so stubborn. sorry next time, i won't bother you . and when you come we'll die down. i won't take you out at all. and you think to wallow with a broken neck and not even be able to scream for help. ah well. what's up what's up with the brakes this is my fault. she saved me

julia greetings julia dobroe morning. we are on the verge of another solar eclipse at the end of the week. as far as we know, naturally, some changes again will somehow affect us. you know, well look any changes they are individual. yes and if at all we are talking about, in general, what topics will be covered in the next 6 months, then, and the eclipse is now going along the zodiacal axis, taurus and scorpio and, accordingly, all the top topics that will be released now in the next six months. this is real estate finance matters of property ownership. everything related to our health attitude and appearance, this is what will concern us first of all in the next six spheres of life. well, this eclipse will most likely affect taurus , a dramatic change in the lives of all representatives of this zodiac sign. leo is more. a conflicting enough eclipse for lviv when you have to strain a lot to change your life, and scorpions have a difficult period for scorpios, the next 6 months in the sense that and they really, but stand,

julia does not believe that you can be a younger sister. why don't i believe? age again. i don’t know anything about what happened then, and my uncle didn’t tell me much. yes, i honestly didn’t ask, i didn’t even know how they told me that my mother died and died. i just don't remember everything as a mother. your name was lyudmila vladimirovna photograph. you said there is. okay, please show us this photo. who is in this picture? well, i'm mom and dad, matvey now, looking at this photo. do you think it looks like polina or something like your mother. i honestly don't even know, it seems to me that anatoly's lips are lips you see, there are no similarities yet. i see subti very little face long eyes too, as if not. well, she has some kind of eyes, as if asking about something or regretting it. i don’t see the joy in those eyes, i don’t see it at all, maybe at that moment, she already knew something about what would happen to her next. no, so many years have passed, but if maybe some other clothes of his just like she was alone it seems to me that you polina is

julia talked about snap being a bellwether for twitter and other social media stocks. same with amex and consumer spend side and credit card visa, mastercard next week analysts watching what does it mean for mastercard and visa that's big watch cross-border a big sectio that's a big section for amex there. within that category the inter europe category. i talked to analyst saying that's a key portion to watch and broke out. what different demographics are doing with the rebrown we'll see if the older generation is bouncing back with the in-person spending interest rates net interest income for amex about 20% of revenue higher rates help companies like amex so the commentary of what it means for the payment companies. >> this is a favorite reopening name is that right? >> yes this older generation member is doing way too much spending. i love that. yeah listen the company raised the dividend 20% last quarter and guidance for revenue growth in the same range. that's a big endorsement from management jpmorgan call is card purchase up 29% delinquencies are down and i think

nuggets julia?k the proposed offer by elon musk comes close to the intrinsic value of @twitter given its growth prospects being the longest and long term shareholders of twitter. we reject this offer we will hear from elon musk directly today he is speaking at the ted conference we are opening up the elon musk interview live plus another major surprise and tune in at 9:45 a.m. pacific and this could be truly epic and it could, indeed. i'll be monitoring that, carl, and of course, we'll bring you fwas the latest. >> julia, interesting that you've got this billionaire pu pushing the board in another direction. i wonder if there will be other voices >> it's been interesting watching twitter and watching others such as fred wilson weigh in, and we'll be watching, of course, that meeting that twitter is having with its employees this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. eastern, 2:00 p.m. pacific. >> not to mention, julia, of all of the earnings that are coming in the coming week j&j, ibm, netflix, tesla will be one o

greetings julia another solar eclipse at the end of the week. as far as we know, of course, there will be some changes again, how all this will affect us. you know any changes are individual. yes and if we are talking at all, in general, what topics will be covered in the next 6 months, then, and the eclipse is now going along the zodiac network of years and scorpio and, accordingly, all the top themes that will be released now for the next 6 months. this is real estate finance matters of property ownership. and everything related to our health, relationships and appearance. this is what will primarily concern us in the next six months, but who will be affected by this eclipse the most, and taurus, perhaps, a radical change in the lives of all representatives of this zodiac sign leo is more of a conflicting enough eclipse for leo when you have to strain. of course change your life, and scorpions are a difficult period for scorpios in the next six months in the sense that they really, but stand. well, perhaps, both sharp falls and sharp rises and

yes, i was waiting for julia.t what time you came , about 23 minutes, julia called that she was late, so i first went to the store clearly. tell me who left the entrance while you were waiting for her. well, i didn't actually look at it. i played on the phone, but no one went out with a chair, i saw some girl with a child, then the grandmother came out. i see. o, nadyush you're just in time, oh hello, it's great just from another call and immediately to you. and maxim bags already finished. no, not yet finished. you didn't see anything suspicious. at the entrance no later noticed when we found the magnum. uh-huh , you know, she had tea in her cup. so what, but magda loves coffee, she is a real coffee lover, she would never drink tea. yes, you do the whole story is strange. it's amazing how they could have pierced an unfamiliar man into the apartment. well here just i personally do not see anything strange. tell me, have you known magnus for a long time, does she have a boyfriend? no, exactly. no, if i study in the

boorstin has that for us hi, julia. >> that's right, carl.lose to the situation source warner brothers discovery is planning to shut down cnn plus. it has not been in operation very long but of course this comes after cnn plus launched just before the closure of that merger and now that the merger has gone through, it appears that this combined company wants to really focus on building hbo max as a unified service and to bundle together all of the different streaming operations so, this really indicates that they're not happy with the direction that cnn plus was going in there were a number of reports that it was not drawing a lot of subscribers, but we did not have any official subscriber numbers and now we get that company's earnings we expect to hear from about how he plans to handle all of those streaming services together no official comment from the company yet, but we do expect to hear an official announcement on the shuttering of cnn plus in the next hour or so. guys, back over to you. >>> julia, stunning reversal with the big managem

thank you for joining us, julia. hello, milan. get to see you. please introduce yourself to our international view as low. i'm not sure about director of inclusion, europe, lucas, the organization representing people this intellectual disabilities and their families. in for the 9 year up in countries in good ankle grain. and anna, thank you for joining the stream today. please introduce yourself to our audience. thanks for having me. i'm on i'm a disability activist. i'm supporting julian fight for right in evacuating people with disabilities for my organization. the partnership for inclusive disaster strategies as their ukraine crisis. i feel like this is a must watch conversation, because if you be watching the evacuation from ukraine, this is a part of the evacuations that we haven't been spending enough time on youtube. if you're new cheap right now, comment section is right here. be part of our conversation, anna, when going to was talking a little bit earlier on. she sent us a video a few hours ago. you were naughty. what will you nodding,

and julia to cross. proved that a person can sell quickly.p in space exploration as a tourist destination preparation. it still takes at least 10 years to turn a car into a professional, they and the scientific engineers know the iss to the screw. today, hundreds of different experiments are being carried out there in orbit, and they are also posting gorgeous photos with our planet, wave your hand to them when you go to work, perhaps right now they are right above us or sergey folensh is not cheap for this. first channel. julia peresil will be guests today our program. so do not oversleep, please, but a little later. we are already used to the fact that astronauts fly into space. well, as for work, we don’t think about the fact that outer space, as it was, and remains an alien environment hostile to humans, every flight into space requires maximum effort. this means that after the return, the astronauts need rehabilitation. we're in star city and that's it. this is the cosmonaut training center here now for rehabilitation anton cabinet and py

julia fanzeres joining us on the oil story. kriti, those working in the oil industry are busy.eresting data from a research group backed by slack. for those who have gone back to the office full-time the study is suggesting they are not as happy as their colleagues who were still working remotely right now. 35% of nonexecutive employees are back in the office five days a week. 19% of the executives -- so i don't know if they feel there is a double standard but something we will have to watch closely. kriti: this is important when it comes to major cities who are looking at remote work. something mayor eric adams of new york city campaigned on is bringing people back to the office, bringing consumer traffic back. it will be interesting to see whether they can sustain that given this new remote infrastructure. especially for industries that largely affect the finance space. jon: maybe you and i should make a case, a lobbying case, for bringing our cute pups to the office as a work perk. kriti: another on airplay date. i am all for it. for jon erlichman, i am kriti gupta. this is

sure, no, julia hoodie, the guy told us she was since you last, you just sealed it and zeal. lot older than those and juno bear danica sac immediate. i mean, now finally we today's decision. there was light at the end of the tunnel. we just need united kingdom and sweden to step up to the plate. so julian can finally come out into the light. ah, with a how sweet it is. this is a victory that cannot be denied. it is a victory of historical importance, not just for me or my family, for my children. but for the independence of the un system. the fact is, the u. k and sweden accepted to be parties to a 16 month process. 16 months of litigation before the working group, one arbitrary detention i made submissions. the u. k. responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formally as a party to the proceedings. they lost buquet, los sweden, lost it, lost at the highest level a day when i reject the finding of this working group, it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers and they are they're a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage, it's a fugiti

i groaned all my stuff with it and that is julia polio. but this is julia clay. it's m o commission. those same login with civic shooter which pushes the will. is your sticky with him and up into the us now with the cast off because i still am with mission. if you still are here, boys to us with crystal bye. yes. with get away a lot of us to store with mulish navita with plato and what about most of them. yeah. but hugely, what is minister or you know, some of the cable channels because of all those rebundle, you know, if it's your thank you for on the phone. barely written up with one of us will be a bottle. come on like a 1000000 shop journals. a blog post will be an issue when you get a 1000000 spiel shale roll him up with a call. give us afternoon. you can pull it up. i was just not sure yesterday, so much the only way to get that over. can you make sure that let me up a release was gimme a call and you could feel free to call me on the glenda. somebody put up on my little boy with go do it over there with get an image there cuz i love the way the order to sh

let's find out her story julia ellington, 37 years old, moscow julia believes that beauty is a woman's i'm always on my own. i take care, i try to maintain manicure and pedicure periodically i go for eyelash extensions in december, yulia did eyelash extensions again, but she did not expect that the procedure could lead to disastrous consequences there was a terrible edema, pain in the eyes of the eyes, the right eye was swollen, it itched very much by night. i had to cut off my eyelashes with nail scissors, as one of the consequences of this procedure. now the cilia are growing back, but not evenly. julia turned to our program for help to find out if it is possible to do without the extension procedure and what means will help her make her eyelashes thicker ? yulia today we have studios, come to us, please. yulechka good morning good morning julia please tell me what happened to you 14 december. i wanted to prepare for the new year the right way, like any woman. i do beauty, i try to take care of myself, in general, on december 14th. i went to a new beauty salon for myself in order to

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high, julia. >> hi, carl, we are joined by evan speegle, the ceo and founder of snap, thanks so much for talking to us today. >> hey, julia, it's great to be here, thanks so muchfor having me. >> evan, we have so much ground to cover augmented reality ads, the new hardware you introduced yesterday at your partner summit the foundational issue of user growth, you reported much faster than expected 20% monthly active user growth to 600 million your daily active users have consistently been growing faster than expected. my question to you, is can you deep up this rate of growth? >> well, we certainly have a huge opportunity, globally, there are still billions and billions of people who don't yet use snapchat to communicate with their friends and family we're focused on that opportunity. we've been making lots of investments to improve our plplak application, to partner with tell co, to make our service more affordable. there's plenty of opportunity around the world and we're excited to stay focused on our community's growth. >> and what about competition with tiktok? what kind of impact

julia: i don't think we know that.e been hit with one of the biggest shocks we have ever seen in our lifetime. not just in terms of the pandemic and all that came with it but the structure of the economy has been shocked. the shift to good spending is the biggest we have seen since world war ii. this is an enormous shock to the structure of the economy. we are still reeling and dealing with the pandemic in terms of global supply chains in china. it is hard to say that with the dynamic looks like on the others. it has been shock aftershock aftershock. the economy is reacting and adapting but it does not happen overnight. in terms of what the labor market looks like on the others of these shocks, do we get to the other side of the shocks? what did those wage inflation dynamics look like? obviously the fed is concerned. they don't want things to become more deeply entrenched than they already are. all we talk about is inflation. they are worried, getting inside the heads of consumers and businesses. they are willing to ta

good thursday morning, welcome to "techcheck," i'm karl sint nil la, jon fortt, deirdre bosa, and julia boorstin the ceo of service now, we're going to get to all after that, but we're starting with meta, surging this morning as daily and monthly active users bounced back, stock had been cut in half this year, prior to results. julia is all over today, j.b. >> it's really interesting, carl, there were various warnings signs here including the company giving guidance of between 28 and 30 billion revenue second quarter it's worth noting if meta hits the lower end of the guidance its revenue would be declining year of year, which has never happened before. this quarter, 7% revenue growth was its slowest revenue growth we've seen since the company went public, but there is just so much relief now, that they have been able to reaccelerate those daily active users so, jon, it seems like investors have really low expectations here >> well, they have low expectations in part because facebook, meta, works so hard to lower expectations last quarter. this is what we were talking about three months

so a charming actress, a wonderful woman, julia will sit out julia good morning.appy holiday to you. good morning. good morning. happy holiday to you, too, last year the filming of the film challenge partially started, filming passed in orbit, partly will already continue on earth, and how are your impressions so far every night i dream of the cosmos uh, sometimes i dream sometimes i dream. i miss the iss because for me the iss is the ideal world system. there are no nationalities there. i do not know the borders, all the hatches are always open. and you see through , far, far away, but the most important thing is, of course, the feeling, it is clear that all people. this is the feeling that there are so many people here around the icy blue. it seems to bring people together. you always feel a friendly shoulder. i miss this feeling so much. sometimes on earth there is a friendly shoulder, teamwork. after all, this is true, because you also carried out some other orders of the commander. yes, that is, professional tasks, in addition to acting tasks. that is, you ha

and julia davis, a columnist for "the daily beast." great to have both of you with us.tart by discussing this not so strange relationship of bedfellows between russian state media and its apparatus and trump's faction of the gop because for years fox news personalities have actually echoed kremlin talking points and russian media offered trump this glowing coverage. how has that dynamic evolved during putin's war in ukraine as russia escalates its barbaric tactics. >> thank you for having me, ayman. i don't want to watch fox news but i'm forced to watch fox news because not a day goes by without clips of tucker carlson being showcased by the russian state television and the state prop began diss have actually remarked that it is unfortunate they are lost rt, which has been canceled by many of our cable network providers, but they are also adding at least we still have tucker. putin values unity for his society and for his nation, but for us he wants the opposite. and those divisions are being amplified by tucker's coverage, who was actually choosing to side with putin a

come on julia, help me. you don't need julia, you need god, well, why? i always listen to you. i'm older. lord he is dead medical worker yura is quiet. yes, our rima ivanovna got from the ship to the ball, rather the opposite. the nephew of a computer scientist and perhaps a sudden loss of consciousness is connected precisely with this. on the internet with any woman can stir up, but in real life, well, no way, even if you crack everything is a mutan, in short, in our time, unfortunately, there are a lot of all sorts of dramas of tragedies. everything is possible with impunity. and for which you do not need to answer. everything, as if make-believe. so what are we working on? please give the woman a sedative. please tell yura when you just had a seizure. i don't know, i don't look at my watch when i work, can you? but it was already light woke up that they were leaving the room. i didn't go out. i haven't slept yet, i was just about to go to bed. now the lecture on the dangers of computers will begin. i feel fine, you traveled in vain doubt. yur attack can be repeated? why do y

julia, what's he saying? >> mark andreeson tweeted out, elon's proposed takeover of twitter is a profound threat to unfree speech. a bit of a double negative there saying ultimately he think enabling free speech, i believe, if i read that double negative correctly. interesting to contrast it with a tweet earlier from fred wilson, early investor in twitter saying twitter is too important to be owned and controlled by a single person. opposite should happen twitter should decentralize as an ecosystem of products and services >> again, kind of goes back to the larger question of what it's going to look like and how it's going to evolve. brent phil as analyst in the room here, when you hear that from mark andreeson does it make you nervous, excited what do you think? >> i don't think the deal's getting done at 54.20. take 60 -- you see the market reaction what investors are thinking and ultimately we think that this doesn't make sense clearly i don't think a professional board will endorse that number. for variou

julia julia well, yes, she wants to talk, but it's not supposed to. we still talked, said, talked.im that i came on purpose and that i have very little time. in general, yulia asked me to tell you that she has no time to talk with you here, she has little time to talk then. he does not want to say what then. when he is there, completely crazy, he says that you are crazy. i'm free, now he's free. free, well, yes, he says, free and the end of the conversation. and if shchukin said well, you know. well, then you don't have to. i left. i don't have to say anything from you. if julia said well , you yourself know? girl girl listening let him come in. to what i lived, the commander of aviation himself, a photo meets a simple commander of the division, an old friend across the table to take. so, when do we go fishing? up to the neck, may day is on the nose, and you have the best division in the crimea and the state of emergency is not a joke. you were offended. you did them in the exercises. borzunov inflates history to moscow he wants to reach out to moscow and i will answer. let someone

julia back with us julia, what's going on >> well, florida governor ron desantis has asked the statetion in florida to consider ending the special tax districts. these were established back before 1968, and these have effectively allowed disney to operate walt disney world as a separate entity, and to govern that property and that land independently. so this, of course, comes after a conflict between disney and the florida governor over this so-called don't say gay bill this legislation that has passed in florida disney recently came out in opposition to it this is part of that whole conflict we have reached out to disney for comment on this. we have not heard back, but we hopefully will be hearing back from them soon disney shares are making gains today, the stock up more than 3.5% dierdre, we will continue to see what the latest is on this story. >> yeah. we know you'll bring us any developments julia, thanks so much for that >>> meanwhile, keep an eye on plug power today the hydrogen company inking a deal with walmart to deliver 20 tons of liquid hydrogen per day to power faciliti

i don't know much about it and that is julia, just polio. but this is julia by at them old mission. those same login with citrix unit, which pushes the logistic human up into the us now with the cast. awesome. cuz i still am a lawyer. what did you yeah, i feel funny. especially if you're sure he voice with crystal bye. you know said you know that what is just will know what you're supposed to be with. get away with so much that'll start with your leash, maybe a little sort of if you don't. plato. but most of them. yeah. but hugely, what is minister walker, you know, that's all stuff from a go careful. she in a bit of the rebellion, it's your thank you for on the phone. barely driven up with a customer who has a bottle. come on, let me look up a shop college on the board for the industry. when you get on speak, fail. roll him up. with a cool give us, after you come up, i was just on the show yesterday so much the only way to get that order. can you make sure that let me up a stylish, was gimme a call and you could feel free to call me on the glenda. somebody set that up on my little

but you love me like julia right right?es juliet, but at the same time you are a chukkin who loves yulia, understandably. no, unclear. i'm like a chukhlin, i can't kiss in front of strangers. sorry at all. i'm not an actor pilot this is a bad idea. and i'm actually not a director either, i'm a teacher. well, i'm trying. or maybe you will show how you need to know that and let's you go text opa. do you want to meet for the next rehearsal so that you know both texts by heart? where did the comrade arrive? ensign so i immediately at work place well done this is commendable so that means this daddy and direct fire so to speak. well, am i alone, or is it constantly on a business trip in the garrison? no, what i just need one day. marry for a long time, or what , you guessed it? you already know i love. yes, love, believe and love. we will decide. no, it’s clear that you decide for yourself, but as i’m older, i should call you so to say, stop, save your ears, it runs away from you in a month and a half, what will you do then?

but this is julia bye at them old mission. those same login with citrix unit, which pushes the logistic human up into the us now with the cast. awesome. cuz i still am with michigan if you still are he voiceplus with crystal bye? you said you know that what is this? well know what you're supposed to be with. get away with your leash, maybe a little bit if you don't. plato and what about the cost of older media, but hugely, what is most video, especially walker. you know, that's all stuff from ago, but i was just careful shipping to the well, i was redone there not be there is any kids. thank you for i'm the only reason i'm . what if i come to school is devali a bug, olivia a will a shop go jones up with those for be an issue with on shortly. i don't really know will spill will show you all the only move to the core because i still want to be does ask you cut up. i was really not always your son. i'm not sure. yes, we are so much. it was the only way to my wish to get a little can you me? it was so not sure. let me, let me up.

our colleague julia is in direct contact with us baranovskaya, she is currently located on the border of russia, ukraine, together with volunteers , provides assistance to people. hello julia, where exactly are you located, what is happening there, i see a lot of a car behind you. so our connection is a bit off. julia if the connection is so, but apparently we have no connection with yulia now, but we will try to call her back now. yes, we will reload. in fact, yulia baranovskaya is doing a great job together with the male female project with our program on channel one. they are filming, uh, reports, but refugees. they shoot reports of real history, judging by people and tell everyone about how people live. now already escaping from the hell of war. here are the shots that we are showing, this is the group of yulia baranovskaya who is filming. and, of course, it is interesting to talk to her in order to convey these stories to our audience. we are trying to contact her again. i hope the connection will be stable, because it is located here, judging by the picture, this border of crime

julia davis, columnist for the daily beast, the founder of the russian media monitor. she watches russian state tv every day so we don't have to. jason, austria's chancellor had a very rare meeting with putin today, for what he said were very tough talks. i want to share how he described russia's next moves heading to eastern ukraine, saying this, quote, the battle being threatened cannot be underestimated in it's violence. that is tough to hear. i mean, things have already been horribly violent. so, what do you think comes next? >> well, we are going to see a lot more of what we've seen. really atrocious activities by the russian military. we should be clear with the audience that these are not normal habits for a military professional, professional military does not do what we've seen in bucha and other places. reporting on the ground, that is the kind of thing that signals vladimir putin lost control of this invasion early on. he's got a lot of pressure from the inside, and now he is trying to save face. they are going to resort to repositioning in the donbas area.

would julia trust her hand?forget that we are doctors and we will find out the main commandment do no harm immediately after the advertisement. a classmate told a classmate that she was not the daughter of her parents. and it turned out true. dad is dark-eyed, mom is blue-eyed, you are green-eyed, like a foster mom admitted that she adopted a girl who was abandoned by her mother to a freshman who turned roman into an employee of the institute, her biological dad was a teacher at this university and is married. and she had parents who were in such a situation, let's say, well, the shame of the family is recognized and the alleged biological parents of the abandoned daughter. you can she reveal the secret of her birth, when i was 18 years old, i gave birth to a girl, my mother wrote, how will we live very i somehow felt sorry for my mother. we worked together was small, that irina gave birth to a child. no why didn't you tell me? i just saw a girl today, if you knew, pregnant. i open the dna envelope today 17:50 o

it let julia down.first i felt that i didn’t go to the toilet completely, then i started not wanting to leave the toilets. i just wanted to live there, then it all outgrew and the temperature rose. i carefully began to study the internet and for all the symptoms. i realized that these are really values ​​yulia is worried that this spring the disease will worsen again. i am planning to go to the mountains again and i am afraid that cystitis will ruin my plans. i would like to know, but still the treatment, so that it is right, safe, careful. and most importantly, to let go no longer appeared in my life. julia is in our studio. come to us, please, julia good morning. good morning, what happened to you? ah the fact is that it was still last spring, when the spring sun began to warm up, i wanted to put on a skirt 100 times, but insidious, just the april wind played a cruel joke on the next trip to the toilet. it was completely unusual for me to start cutting. i also wanted to say toilet. it just didn't work

anton julia didn't cheat on you, i'm sure. don't put yourself on the line.use to confess the whole group, father, the whole group knew that yulia spizdyachenko. i'm alone like a fool. that's why i shot him anton scumbag what are you doing? anton do you want to spend the rest of your life behind bars? for me, it's over. what are you? i won't go, i can't go. you mean you can't go? we agreed with you for a week together, in a boarding house. i took the day off, bullet, i'm sorry. well, we have a very important matter now, take it actor dyachenko, maybe i heard, i do n’t want to hear anything. you promised me such a chance, once in a lifetime it happens, if i find the killer, then everything, consider my career in chocolate, they will probably transfer me to the region or even to moscow well, understand me, really, well, you hear, well, i'm sorry , please. i promise, i will finish and come to you, you hear the bullet. he tells her early that he is tired. i do not like. to me all this happened to him, something goes like water is lowered. well, don't push him. th

and not with julia lafond sitting a dog, but the war criminals. like on top the visa foreign does up with the toggle for over a sun, just extradition continues. a trial behind closed doors, cameras, a band, journalists and human rights organizations have difficult access throughout the trial. sanchez brought before the judge as a dangerous criminal. he supervised by guards behind a glass screen. he's not allowed to sit next to his lawyers or communicate with them. he faces 175 years in prison, in the usa. ah. on the 1st day of the process that can take months or years as tens waiting. ah. the 1st use leaks out these abuses upon the devil the last 10 years. the prosecution provides no evidence that he hands argues that the charges are political in nature and expedition for political offences is not possible in the u . k. as you've heard today, this case is an abusive process. isn't abusive prices as a political offense, he's charging a legal advance in substance. is political, the nature of the charges, political runningtime process, which is nice.

julia boorstin here with the latest there was a lot of it over the weekend, julia >> yes, there was certainly lot of speculation over the weekend about what will happen next after twitter's board adopted that poison pill on friday elon musk tweeting saturday, love me tender with some notes hinting that he could directly appeal to shareholders to sell the company. he also tweeted out, wow, with jack departing the twitter board collectively owns almost no shares objectively their economic interests are simply not aligned with shareholders. musk just tweeting out just now, board salary will be $0 if my bid succeeds so those $3 million a year saved right there he is, of course, referring to the board's salaries now, what could happen now the poison pill does give the board time to find another buyer at potentially, of course, a higher price and we don't know what that plan b is that elon musk mentioned if he -- when he had that ted interview last week. but he does have a couple of options. so, first, musk could, of course, line up a financing partner and increase his bid above $54. $60 a share wo

i don't go on a date, i buried you on this fucking fur farm. and you know that julia what is the answerlready here. are you moving well? second place latin american program championship of the city standarte great my city is smaller when i arrive we rent an apartment with the zone. and where is julia sergeevna medical new season what a romantic, my neighbor turns out to be around tomorrow at 20:40 on ntv and kind, probably. you really remind me of one person. i'll be away for a while. where did she go? she said it won't be long. listen, she said she had someone i remind you. i know her unrequited love. no, pasha, tell me. and why didn’t you tell me when i asked you about makarychev that another student of medic a was stabbed to death six months ago in exactly the same manner and didn’t tell about the motherland and the murder of the scalpel. and you don't ask. by the way, i wrote in the report that the murder could have been committed by a professional medic, but charushin came and said that it was you who spoiled my reporting from the very beginning of the year. we've already done this

julia julia except for summer watson. i love ship. sure. you've heard philly on the going to have some new stuff when you could just, you know, some of them just like print from you but what you're thinking about but something so suddenly it sounds through something about that a lot of them would. i mean, some sure, but something that we send him through the parents to go through it to you and you know, the story says yes. when you, when there's only but with them of steel, i'm with the little, you know, my legacy because of some your previously, i do the for christy on the sure you can judge young, we should keep another bill and i'm not cool. you can appeal nor do i need you to feel believe move the food for thought, i'm going to come and you don't get them. human really is no way you can use it all . you go. just take it for me, really hoping. okay, that gives us the fuel to get the new of the, the 2 people were fabrics militia is joint forces regrouped, and prepare for a major combat operation. in the summer of 2014, the battle of la va

and then the end of july, after what the partial as a shit is a 100 deeper julia could shy enlisted as a volunteer and took up arms. busha ok, losing the ground voice. a partially bombed back to roast kim. i knew it out there. so i'm walking yeah. i at the what moisten alexander blossom professional, can you grade my monica? the team should not to pull my good. yeah. well scala dust and emotional margaret out of 45 people who enlisted 40 died. mm. ish, there's those up at the mirror. stay with the mom cried too. but you're with chrome, you switch gears again. use up of them a soon to know what that a she adamos derushia. yeah. come we want you to my students. you bought you ski. what did you see teaching here? all storms like you junior thinking, the chinese percentile looks like we had this. i thought my yoga lady shanie, of course i woke, excuse me, on the ian national. what shall thought that he got a chance of. but anyway, i thought that was the idea of the events unfolding in ukraine or a cause for concern among anti fascists around the world. people of different nationalities and