but julia went to you. god forbid that this is so, so that it was so, but i don’t know, for some reason i have been for a long time, and we exchanged phone numbers with him, but he didn’t call me. unfortunately, apparently i didn’t like him, i had to, or maybe he was a married family, was married, but once he was married. why he even allowed this one once, well, you were also married. well, the thing is, i want to tell you, i lived with my husband for 7 years with the first one and my life was very unsuccessful, i was his second wife and we can say we didn’t live, we just suffered with him and that’s it. and when korolenko offered me there, i was so glad about something, maybe they were hoping that it would develop into something into a long romance in a relationship. well, probably, yes, but now you know something, and nikolai the cow is literally the year before last. i went to the hospital, and they told me that it was not me. i asked the woman. tell me a cow, and he says he died. it turns out that none

>> for sure. >> reporter: julia nabbed a record-breaking 11 emmy awards.veably neurotic elaine in seinfeld. >> i love my fiance the poor baby. >> maybe the dingo ate your baby. >> reporter: but also as the politically neurotic selena meyer in the hbo veep. >> reporter: how have you matured. >> no, i haven't. >> reporter: you haven't matured at all. >> no. >> reporter: still 16. >> totally. >> reporter: but julia says our society tends to sideline older women especially in hollywood. she hopes to shine a brighter light starting a podcast earlier this year calling wiser than me. >> just born out of my own curiosity and desire. why are we not hearing from older women? why are we not gleaning their wisdom. it would be good conversations with older women and they could sort of give us tidbits on their life experience. her podca featuring 85ear old actor and activist jane fonda. >> one of the things i've learned is i've gotten into serious old age is, when you're inside it as opposed to looking at it from the outside, it's not nearly as scary. >> oh, wow, that's

let me go over to julia in istanbul. in an interview recently you believe in the people, the voters themselves. let me with you, the opposition candidate kilic dali said we will bring democracy to this country and it won't only be seen here in turkey but in the world. what does this election mean to the world? why should our voters whether they're watching in europe? the us, the americas, africa asia. why should they care about this election? well, melinda i would argue these elections are the most important elections globally in 2023 the stakes couldn't be higher. sunday's vote will determine how turkey will be governed in the future will there be a return to parliamentary democracy or can erdogan extend his rule into a third decade under an almost all powerful presidency? the vote will also determine where the country's economy is headed. will there be more market friendly approaches or can erdogan continue his very controversial unorthodox the country's economy is headed. will there be more market economic policies an

julia needs to talk. i was wrong. excuse me.ou're all right no , no, on the contrary, we had a great time. yes, you know me lena said that she goes to some doctor and maybe she will soon be able to get pregnant. that's how interesting. yulenka i feel very bad. i'm dying. be patient, i'll call you now. how are you mom doing well? reconciled for two hours talked, even in fact sang. and for the weekend we are waiting for us to visit. how i don't understand. hello what happened mom died. when did i return? i called an ambulance. while driving soon. once i managed to save her. well. this time, her heart could not stand it, i don’t understand why i became ill. she said they had a fight. when i left the fat, nikolaevna was all right, i don’t know. i have no idea, but she's lying, unfortunately. tell me how it was well, tell me it’s interesting to listen to you again brought your mother to an attack, how then to admit, i have the courage lacks. the day we last saw each other. i was in such a hurry that i forgot to kiss. pash you are the

what is causing | these wildfires, julia? so, we have been — these wildfires, julia?old by alberta - have been told by alberta wildfire but generally at this time of year, the fires that we are seeing are caused by humans. it's not to say they are deliberately set or are intentional but it may be human activity that is causing them, so perhaps people are using those off—highway vehicles, atvs, and really all it takes right now is a spark. we are seeing such dry conditions in alberta, tinder dry grass, and thatis alberta, tinder dry grass, and that is helping to cause these wildfires to spread so quickly. turning back to our top story, the coronation of king charles iii the coronation of king charles ii! and more than 2000 people iii and more than 2000 people inside westminster abbey for the service and our world correspondent wonderful world correspondent wonderful world correspondent daniela relph met them. from early morning, they queued to take their seats. many never expected to find themselves here today, but their charity and community work secured them an invit

the, i mean, i combine the, my co worker julia pedant monte is very efficient. the evidence of a guy eh, no, but no, she doesn't talk much a lot. but i want to say, i liked his work a lot. i do. so i'm proud to be working and my work is very important because i bring home a salary and help my family as a i i am looking for me. yeah. that's the distinctive thing about this project. the small hotel cold to low races is not publicly funded. it's a business that needs to turn a profit. it's employees have to train and go through an application process. then they get to permanent contract. the cookie trail doesn't really talk to everyone or in their contract to the all 4 of us really worked for. and then one of them we made some mistakes to of course expect them to i think this idea should be implemented across italy and also be adopted in other countries or the voted me out by the driving force behind the project. judy as parents, they formed a cooperative purchase, this property neither had any prior experience in the hotel business, but they were determined to set

julia's mother buried the child. no one to me about didn't say anything about the funeral. well, there was some kind of herb so that i could walk in all black, i was 2 years old at that time, when it happened, it seems, like this pregnancy, that is, what year can we assume it was, well, 90 years 991 i she is 88 years old, and she is still a sister of the ninety- second year, and it works out between us. now, if you were pregnant, then between us , between our sister lyudmila remind me in what year your adopted daughter was born. in fact, her date of birth is december 26, 1990. and in what city, the city of bratsk julia a did your mother give birth? in what city did she give birth to me in bratsk and she gave birth to her younger sister ksenia in bratsk do you think she could abandon her daughter, i think, well, no, the family, we had a complete one, that is, dad mom. xenia jr. no, i don't think so. why do this? and why then did she take ksyusha and not leave her? that is, it seems to me incomprehensibly to you, it se

julia: and problems are plentiful.t the end of recep tayyip erdogan's second term of president, youth unemployment stands at nearly 20%. soaring inflation has driven up living costs. >> our purchasing power has really decreased a lot. for example, i used to eat at that restaurant over there. the prices were ok, but now i can no longer afford it. >> i have a scholarship and a student job, but i can still not pay for my health expenses. i struggle to make a living. >> they are annoyed by the state of things in turkiye. they are annoyed by the economic situation. they are annoyed by the fact that their future prospects are waning. julia: polls also show that jen z -- they -- thousands of social media users are being investigated for insulting president erdogan. a critical tweet could land you can present in today's turkiye. -- land you in prison in today's turkiye. >> we need to filter everything we say because it might be used against us. unfortunately in our country, criticism of the government is being seen as insultin

what julia said, any physical correspondence bear with us now back in 2015 julia, the van chancellor angled america famously said beth shots and das, which in english is we can do it. now it's, it's fair to say that the jury is split on whether miracle and germany actually succeeded there too. yeah. what's the sense among germans today? as we've seen in the reports, clearly there are some challenges at the current moment, then both germany's authorities, but also german citizens have put in a lot of effort to try to welcome the latest, the big influx of people from ukraine fleeting, the war there. but germany does have to try to improve its management of its asylum and migration policies. the bureaucracy is often very complicated. it takes a long time to process the asylum requests. and in the meantime, the authorities are struggling to provide for, for the refugees and unimportant important point to add is that germany actually really needs migrants to come to the country. it has a big gap in the labor market and needs workers. so it is in germany's interest to really put an effort

what is causing these wildfires, julia? i causing these wildfires, julia? such dry conditions in alberta. tinder—dry grass and that is helping to cause these wildfires to spread so quickly. certainly a very worrying situation there where a state of emergency has also been declared in this emergency response. julia wong, national reporter with cbc news, thank you so much for being with us. you are watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey in washington. we'll have more for you at the top of the hour. thanks for your company. i'll see you soon. hello there. it is a shame we had so much rain on saturday but things are looking up for sunday, it is going to be the best day of the coronation weekend. it is going to be drier and warmer, possibly the warmest day of the year so far but by the time we get to monday, back into cloud and wet weather. this is the cloud that will bring the rain from the atlantic on monday. in between two weather systems for sunday, hence that drier theme, in between this band of wet weather coming in from the atlantic and the wet weather we

the, the combined, the, my co worker, julia pedant monte, is very efficient. the evans of the guy eh, no, but i know she doesn't talk much a lot. but i want to say, i liked this work a lot. i do, so i'm proud to be working. and my work is very important because i bring home a salary and help my family as a i i am looking for me. yeah. that's the distinctive thing about this project. this small hotel, cold to low races is not publicly funded. it's a business that needs to turn a profit. it's employees have to train and go through an application process. then they get to put them in and contract. the teacher of the stuff everyone earn their contract to the all 4 of us really worked for it. a bit more when we made some mistakes to of course expect, and i think this idea should be implemented across emily and also be adopted in other countries or the, voted me out by the driving force behind the project. judy as parents, they formed a cooperative purchase, this property neither had any prior experience in the hotel business, but they were determined to set up some

here sash natasha julia worked there.at man also worked, but then they left for another place. i stayed, the centurion was there, they went, then they took her away. we moved to maslovo there and bought a house and knees for 30,000, he then took alexander yes , she lived in the house, and then left. for some reason, you went there several times, and then left with the children. sit such a mother of course herself. noha business me bad business to take. i had nowhere to go and not all of them turned out to be orphanages, because we were not a place of residence, just like now. on all these years, my sister will take home now. he is a warm brick you will live with her there. she needs help. now the granddaughter will be born to you, i will go galina despite the fact that you understood that it was hard to raise children, that you need help? you also gave birth to children. to have someone next to me. how can i say why they brought out such a way of life that allowed you to take your children away from you? why didn't you st

here julia julia is a girl. you are beautiful and bright.sudden a greyhound guy appears, who somehow starts to overwrite something, i would say, therefore, first of all. you need to calm down to harmonize within yourself and we will do it, i will teach you a few simple exercises that you can do every day, i suggest you sit down on rug. and in a comfortable position, it’s comfortable, the posture is excellent and we tune in to the practice of the spine, we should absolutely evenly close our eyes and begin to breathe slowly 1 2 3 4 exhale 1 2 3 4 dog. and we go out into the snake. you will need to once again sit in the lotus and mentally speak for the sake of. why are you doing this? what about when you are restless ? you're in it basically, basically , you really need to be grounded by way as often as possible. here are these simple exercises and simple breathing practices, which i showed you. max thank you very much. well, julia, are you ready to change? yes, done then our stylists are waiting for you to show folk images. good luck to you, w

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menu was boone with a disability affecting her coordination. paulina has a vision loss and luca and julia have learning disabilities. they tell the stories that move in this edition of detail, we use health magazine, the estimated spinning of the people in the mood. he lives with disabilities. what makes them not difficult is of nay such them the way they are treated by other people's old society in general. but let's hear from them. i'm in good shape. the people with disabilities sometimes faced outcry, chose tennessee physical assault, insulting junk or remote but other behavior is also been looking. if people with disabilities are continually depicted as victims. when the companions are dressed but not themselves, when health is fullest on them, even though they never asked for it, or when they are confronted with exaggerated displays of sympathy, as it then lives with less with living. most people with disabilities strongly disagree. whenever sophie holland him dances, she takes her mobility aides with her. she's been partially paralyzed from the waist down since 2017 but that didn't

whatever you think julia saw. and she or whether you think he's a hero or a villain, it doesn't matter. but really matters is a prosecution of assigned to what have terrible effects on press freedom in the united states, the freed independent media, the bedrock of demarcus. it's how public stay informed how governments are held accountable around the world press freedom is under threat since taking off this present and finds effort to expand press freedom has been a welcome change from the trump administration. and yet, so far, the binding ministration is pursuing the same, the same strategy as the, as the trump administration didn't. i can't imagine that the binding administration wants, in this case to be it's press freedom legacy. technically though, the future of this case isn't up to president barton, but to attorney general mer carland at the department of justice. just garland is going to have to think about maybe the 1st question is going to be asked by any judge is. what's the distinction like, where's th

my co worker julia headed monte is very yes session. everyone's up a guy eh? no, but i know she doesn't talk much a lot. but i want to say, i liked this work a lot. i do so i'm proud to be working and my work is very important because i bring home a salary and help my family as a i i am looking for me. yeah. that's the distinctive thing about this project. this small hotel cold to low races is not publicly funded. it's a business that needs to turn a profit. its employees have to train and go through an application process. then they get to permanent contract. a cookie trail doesn't really talk to everyone are in their contract to the all 4 of us really worked for. and then when we made some mistakes, to of course expect them to i think this idea should be implemented across emily and also be adopted in other countries. or they bought a meals by the driving force behind the project. judy as parents, they formed a cooperative purchase, this property neither had any prior experience in the hotel business, but they were determined to set up something for julia an

we'll get inside from julia yoif and andrei soldatov. and since china opened up its economy in 1978, it has averaged almost 10% growth a year. but are we now at peak china? the economy ims keyu jin weighs in. >>> also, has humanity gotten, well, dumber, thanks to the supercomputers in our pockets that could tell us everything that we need to know in an instant. i'll talk to the author simon winchester about the past, present and future of knowledge. >>> but first, here is my take. america's debt ceiling crisis once again provoked the usual commentary about how it shows the country's basically dysfunctional. but the truth is this unprovoked madness causing self-inflicted wr wounds take place against a back drop. the facts cannot be disputed, the united states has recovered from the pandemic faster than any major economy in the world. as bloomberg's matthew winkler points out, unemployment is stunningly low. gdp growth has grown at 3 times the average pace as under donald trump, real income is rising and manufacturing it booming and inflat

just extradited to the us under the espionage at julia. so lunch base is a 175 year sentence, 170 years, or just for receiving and publishing classified information. the thing about the espionage act is that there is no defense stuff. so you can't stand in front of a jury and say, this is why i did it, please let me tell you about the public interest as just unit. it kinda straight to drill. it makes a spelling of anybody who discusses classified information, even if they learn that classification classified information from a newspaper. so in this interview, just enlisting the disclosure right to me. that's right. we are violating the terms of the spanish act in this conversation. these of an act which was designed to turn down on spying against acts of publication and the public interest just seems to me wrong. whatever you think of julia saw and see whether you think he's a hero or villain, it doesn't matter what really matters is a prosecute should have assigned to what has terrible effects on press freedom in the united states, the fr

is julia provides to work behind the scenes. she's shy of being with a lot of people, make so nervous a challenge and this job, lucre enjoys customer consign. i'm working in hospitality. he likes trusting with a guest and telling them about the work. here is a people with disabilities to everything. here. the team is now complete, and better tells them again, what needs to be done. they have 2 rooms to clean and beds to make julia and gabriella, take care of the 1st room. it's important. nobody puts them under pressure. the, the combined, the, my co worker julia headed monte, is very session. it runs up a guy and above the, she doesn't talk much a lot. but i want to say, i liked this work a lot. it just, i'm proud to be working and my work is very important because i bring home a salary and help my family as a i, i mean for me. yeah. that's the distinctive thing about this project. this small hotel cold to low races is not publicly funded. it's a business that needs to turn a profit. it's employees have to train and go through a

julia no thanks.nd not to pay her, we don’t need your money , i’m sorry, she’s so eager to hear a true story, as it was. no, i don’t want to , i didn’t leave, my wife. i was turned away by my own daughter. and it's tight enough that the poor thing, who had nowhere to live, crawled into my bed herself. you have to make the right choice. man to you his offer let's rewind and you do it fine. i am sure the mercy of rizu, give me light, all the light to me i reproach with many mercy. christ our god , wear cross sleeves. bless us , lord god, almighty sources of the good sun of truth that exists in darkness, the light of the joyful salvation of the only-begotten appearance was prepared by the strong holy spirit and granted to us who are not worthy. hooray why do you know the gate? what father? where are we going? a? oh, i want to go to a cafe , so christina is not at home doing to celebrate. we will go to the cafe perfectly, i wanted to buy. uh-huh you're a fire woman. i myself am the love of my life. i want

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our correspondent julia, so deli, there at the german 4 ministry or ukraine's president loving me as the landscape has said, mtv interview, that ukraine needs more time and more weapons for as long anticipated counter offensive against russia. the u. k. has just announced it's sending long range missiles to ukraine. so lensky said ukraine could make progress if a counter attack now, but the cost in lives would be too great. my hulu needs, it says this is the national glue. the most important thing is to protect out people who are not. we are expecting more of the equipment, it's arriving and pots. you can, we can go forward with what we have and be successful that we will lose a lot of people over the will sort of chatting. i think that is unacceptable. we need to wait. we need some more time that you've got this, that of a should the ukrainian army unit fighting near the eastern city of buck move. it says it has pushed russian forces, backed by some 2 kilometers. because it appears to confirm an account from the head of russia's voc mercenary group of said regular russian forces had

meta beginning its latest round of lay-offs and julia boorstin has the news for us. >> reporter: there a lot of headlines in the tech space today but let's start on meta where mark zetterberg's rolling lay-offs continue all part of the 10,000 roles he announced would be cut back in march today's round of job cuts mostly focusing on meta's business groups versus last month that affected employees in technical roles. meta one of the best performers in the s&p 500 also related the sale of giphy is official. shutterstock said it would be acquiring the platform for $53 million. facebook bought it for $315 million in 2020 but is forced by uk regulators to divest it over anti-crust concerns speaking of european style regulation, google's su susu sundar picahai is meeting with regulators today in brussels with the focus ai. a statement was given, quote sundar and i agreed that w cannot afford to wait until ai regulation actually becomes applicable and to work together with all ai developers to already develop an ai pact on a voluntary basis ahead of the legal deadline all of this continues a t

julia: for the pbs newshour, i'm julia griffin.learn more about ghassemieh's work, including a film she produced paying tribute to the iranian national ballet. that is at pbs.org/ newshour. amna: and join us again here tomorrow night, when we'll speak with the so-called godfather of ai about why he quit his job at google so he could speak out about the dangers of artificial intelligence. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm goeff bennett. thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- ♪ the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including leonard and norma clorevine, and koo and patricia yuen. >> on a voyage with cunard, the world awaits. a world of flavor, diverse destinations, and immersive experiences. a world of entertainment and british style, all with cunard service. >> architect. beekeeper. mentor. raymond james financial advisors tailor advice to help you live your life. your life, well-

nbc's julia tsirkin starting us off from capitol hill. julia, thank you. now speaker mccarthy tells speaker mccarthy he hopes to find quote, common ground during his meeting with the president tomorrow but that will not be easy, according to new rip as a -- sticking point in negotiations include republican proposals for expanded work requirements for welfare recipients. -- oil and gas projects, caps on future discretionary spending in rescinding unspent covid-19 rescue funds. republicans also called for an increase to defense spending, which the white house said with a result in further cuts to domestic programs, health care and education. joining us now, -- congressman, i want you to take a listen to how treasury secretary janet yellen framed the stakes just this morning on meet the press. >> i would simply say since 1789, the united states has a history of paying its bills on time. that is with the world wants to see. a continued commitment to do that. it is what underlies u.s. treasury securities as the safest investment on the planet. and it is not an

so uh with floods, julia does not clog. these reservoirs or a river about a river.d you is that we should look after uh more specifically, i would say if there is a danger of river flooding, so you can get into uh no. no, the fish swims, glides , no, which i wanted to remind you that it is ecologically protected, but the secret of glaciers, just in case, well, no. too general no. no, no, the water overflows the banks, it heats, there is no road, no, no, no, but take care of nature. i need an artist that there was a river here. this is correct. this is the correct answer. ah. cool cool, but at the same time i want to say that eugene was the first thing he said about the environmental topic. yes, somehow here right away, but i really liked andrey lvovich's version of the fish swimming movement fishing. show the answer on the screen quite right, not very undercutting this road is an installation in the dutch city of drahty by the author, who is thousands of meters in the road painted blue like, by the way, from what it becomes like a river and the author sought, since

but as i said, julia, this is going to be a tight race. thank you very much, julia 100 is double. thanks for watching with you. and what's going on here with the day or 2 questions, you can find the answers here, all the games, all the goals. the point is the highlights on d w. and when we saw the results, we noticed that the satellite image is protecting the surveillance sites automatically. so we knew that we could develop reliable software from a new way to locate and identify. do legal go with my monitoring app developed by senegalese geologist, mom. know with pico africa in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, with whatever your 30 day. it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them life after 945 through today has meant starting a new and processing the past. it's been a common notion in the post war period until in part today, nazis are always those other people under the ongoing struggle for remembrance and against denial in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w ah, ah.

i know what to do faster julia julia julia do you understand?eived lists for evacuation, you are not on them, how can it be? there is a shortage of doctors in the hospital, all of us were evacuated. if you give me the diary. have you been working with me for two years now? all for a long time forgot that you were once imprisoned here. i'll be back in a month. my diary of cooking concentrate for the rest of the breakfast in the fridge on the top shelf sandwiches found. that's all for now, daughter found two ongoing criminal cases as suspects, the photo looks like a schultz, both are wanted. take a washcloth. start from the beginning of the fourteenth year of birth 5 years on the wanted list on suspicion of the murder of a girl of the forty-eighth year of birth lived in leningrad from the military registration and enlistment office. here is makukha ivan alekseevich, 12th year of birth , the sanitary doctor of petrozavodsk is wanted for stealing jewelry. what exactly are wives? okay, the intriguer does not leave the house until the morning. how the

julia boorstin is listening in julia? >> melissa, bob iger saying the company is on track to meet or exceed its target of $5.5 billion in cost savings. he also announced a new approach to the streaming business. the company plans to roll together an app that combines hulu content into disney plus by the end of this year what iger called a significant step towards creating a growth business he said this will create more opportunities for eadvertisers and driving engagement, which would minimize turn. he noted they will continue to offer separate disney plus, hulu, and espn plus apps and give that as another option. he announced plans to launch an ad-tier disney plus in europe. t and as for the ad-free version, iger saying they do expect to raise prices on disney plus by the end of this year the company also announcing that they will be removing certain content from the streaming platform, part of a kur ration process, and taking an impairment charge between $1.5 and $1.8 billion meanwhile, worth noting that losses at disne

and let me pass that question right on to julia. what's your answer to that? where do they draw the strength from? what are you hearing from? family and friends? uh well, my family is in khaki now, but also they have uh i have a lot of friends in kiev or even in southern ukraine. and i would say that cohesion, social cohesion and regional cohesion in ukraine probably did the highest since the gain in independence in 1991. and actually there are more than 70% of people who declare that they try to make their input in this resistance with donating money donating some staff for internally displaced persons so there are a lot of people who are switching to ukraine, you know, not to speak russian, especially from the eastern part of ukraine. i have these examples in my family. my mum is ethical russian, but she is speaking only ukrainian now and consider herself to be a ukrainian citizen. so the identity to be ukrainian citizen and actually even to be a european person is increased significantly and i would say that more than 60% of ukrainians consider that ukraine

but just as ladies and gentlemen, sherman heights, the slogan of the previous presidency of bye, as julia is the union of the ship as the palestinian gather. the knowledge of the signing as a, as the documents of i'm hoping that they would be able to and put them in the obligation cited that. and i am invited because the nation with his exigency presented me with i'm best in order to achieve maximum reconciliation among defendants any in fact, so just so that the slogan of a union is fed that represented by 3010 of the republic of syria to the um, but a lot of the legal part of states. so when i 10 days i want to come see a is a and a time. many americans as julia, is bought a king on the anniversary of 90 and 48 master cuz i'd like to welcome city a back on the them. but i love the out of states, and i extend or appreciation the whole support as i see it as the so the shopping and diverse in this respect to, namely the thing in the book. so do i be, you know, i'm the most excellent seems dates and gentlemen in order to fulfill our, hey split, it goes sponsibility to the palestinian peopl

let me pass that question straight on to you, julia. if i may and you're reporting, are you witnessing rising shots, social and economic precariousness? that could impact the selection as well? the economy is really on top of voters minds. i mean people have been basically seeing their savings melt away. they say they can hardly keep track of the price hikes. um, nobody believes official installation fee goes any more. and independent experts say, the real finger is at least twice as high, and even middle class families tell me they find it harder and harder to afford a decent standard of living. and of course, the poor have been hit hardest because food prices, prices for very basic staples of vegetables for bread has been skyrocketing in recent years. so there is a lot of frustration and anger here. and john, you know, bill clinton famously said uh back in one of the elections when he was running. it's always the economy, stupid. it's always about the economy. but as we heard in that report just now when it comes to housing at least m

julia boorstin has new confirmation on it julia?: elon musk making it official he's tweeting out i'm excited to welcome linda yaccarino saying she will focus on business operations while i focus on product design and new technology musk going on looking forward to working with linda to transform this platform into x, the everything app nbc universal announced linda yaccarino as ads chief will be stepping down and just yesterday musk announced that he found her and would be starting in six weeks. how this plays out after building up twitter's business after so many paused after elon musk taking over >> julia boorstin, clearly linda will be missed at nbc but a she's a force in the advertising market and in the advertising community. got a hint, remember, when we covered the possible conference in miami when she was on stage with musk and he made it clear he was there to help court advertisers and talk about the strategy there with some of his new content moderation people were speculating then clearly advertising is front and center h

so on the synopsis of juni, soot , yes, i will not say julia sanji, but rather , i will remind you of the president's words spoken today about freedom of the press and how important it is to protect journalists. after all, this is one of the principles of our democracy. but biden's rival in the party, robert kennedy jr. issues of freedom of speech more accommodating. he promised to pardon, and snowden’s sansha and other journalists who wrote the truth, if he becomes the president of the united states, the politician gave such a promise to his twitter, but another biden competitor in the race for the presidency chose a different electoral strategy donald trump again made the statement that, having returned to the white the house could easily end the conflict in ukraine within 24 hours , for this you just need to stop financing it. what to do? i would finish. this a war in one day, it takes 24 hours, and well, i know zelensky and know putin well , this could be easily achieved 100% , a lot of things were easy in this situation.

my julia is there for her birthday.e apartment a dishonest person who took advantage of yulia’s trust and won property illegally, then the details were revealed that the apartment litigation began during yulia’s lifetime, such of them filed a lawsuit against the singer, she filed a counterclaim, these proceedings took a lot of strength from nachalova, but she was not going to give up . well, i drank a lot of coffee. sasha, it was just some kind of obsession . i don’t imagine at all that i have never seen a man in my life, thank god, but hmm . i don’t imagine at all that a man could, as it were, to behave, he already left his apartment to his daughter. so tell me, please, here is a hockey player who earns money. yulia didn't even have panties left. that is, which just squeezed her apartment, yes, the british have fun. his novel is to say that you know the human desire to get. one apartment, the second, the third , the fourth and the fifth are always few reasons for yulia nachalova's illnesses, they wrote in detail, a var

one was julia sanchez, a publisher, he's not a hacker. and there is no way to go after wishing weeks that would not set a precedent against the rest of the press. that position changed when the administration did 2017 was when things got shakespearean. there had been this growing tension in this real deep fear and concern about what to do about what can leaks the trump administration. wanted to use this case, not just as an opportunity to go after assigned, but as an opportunity to go after national security journalism. much of a song just story in the us this case against the space here in the united kingdom . it's where he spent much of his time under threat of prosecution by the us. and why are they going off to off to we can explore, they want to stop or this publication information that embarrassed after the leaks in 2010, a search based sexual assault allegations in sweden. he was never charged veering extra addition to the us. he saw the silence here at the ecuadorian embassy in london, where he remained confined to a small flat fo

and from above, it looks very good. and julia indeed, my husband was. is she julia?hat people were better than them. they deserve it. sorry oh galya hello. the flight sketches were maps, please put them away if there's anything to do. stand means so an artist, of course i like all sorts of crazy van gogh, he generally lived with a prostitute, but the fact is that i am not van gogh yes, and i leave not artists to myself. and you? hold on and don't come here, never understood again. my daria is now beyond the urals colonel 3 years old brother not every woman can stand it. how do you know something? i mean, if three years have not seen, like forty, somewhere like that. knows everything flies everywhere. hands i came it was a mistake. do you understand stupidity? at 30, i didn’t see the war at first, i don’t even know if i’m alive. girl understand? now i understand that he then specially flew into the market to meet me. i'm dreaming. it's just that the conversation turned out that way. she kind of hinted, but not directly. i told you that i'm dreaming in the sky. that's

and tomorrow you can’t draw well julia, goodbye.without nerves , i’ll kill him well, or i said without nerves. hello arseniy andreevich, but how many years, how many winters? hello valya , what do you want, well, just you openly. i thought. you never know what happened there, but here such people arseniy andreevich rejuvenated married. i put on a diet. what fate in our area goes where, perhaps, i'll go and pick it up tomorrow. yes, uh-huh lena broke up. let's try right now the most opportune moment, why i'll kill the wrong thing, and you don't need to reassure me. yes, the story is so -so, what is it, what do you smell like? i don't understand, you'll be a normal man caught up with her. come on, look what a womanizer says. she was going to marry him. on the other hand, everyone is cheating, your arseny will return, by the way, he is also not just hanging around, he has already run , apparently, no, i don’t need him no how to say. mobile application well, tell me. okay, well, handsome. well, i don't even want to listen. that's what i

i'm julia lane.while others don't have anyone. no, i'm nine years of work, no one comes. julia lena no, there is nothing. here is this girl. i also saw tv, then it was already realized, then they came here. and uh, where are you going? she asked, and we natalya viktorovna went there and did not allow it. i also stood there and we didn't let him in, but natalie viktorovna doesn't want to go there and we'll talk. i said everything, as she has. she came here, every day she comes to check. probably because the man. i was not there. i didn’t even go to check it, i didn’t let it go. so let's. we will now make a short advertisement right after her, the sister of the people's artist lyudmila mordyukova will appear in this studio on whose side will she stand in the family conflict ? but before the famous role of nonna mordyukova in marriage movie. balzaminova come with us, please. move closer. i love you so much i will love you. i don't want anything, zemsky doctor 8 years later, from monday at 21:20 on the r

did julia use this moment to advantage?ou need a moment, miss harper? >> it's okay. >> okay, position your hands where they were -- >> she broke down, and started crying, and was visibly upset in front of the jury. >> that was maybe not the best strategy in your part, then, as it turned out? >> there was a powerful moment for her, because it allowed her to really retell the story in an emotional way, and bring the jurors into her story. >> julie was on the stand for three days. and then, the jury had to decide, was she a murderer or a victim in fear for her life? >> i'm a juror number three in julie harper's trial. >> joseph dyal said he knew early on in the deliberations it wasn't going to be easy and quick. >> within 15 minutes, we had taken the vote, and it showed we were way, way upon it. and we would argue each point to where there was nothing conclusive. >> all right. >> on the second day of deliberations, the judge called everyone back to the courtroom. >> the journey this morning, at 6 am. we are unable to reach a v

julia, so much to talk about. sorry, you're in juarez, sorry. the -- julia, some of these announcements that the secretary made this morning are very tough, including what seems to be a travel ban for folks on the way to the united states if they don't request asylum in third countries. >> reporter: that's right, jose. we first knew that was coming, a proposal that was expected to be going into place about this time and it will to the minute. that is what a lot of immigration advocates call a transit ban. they point back to the trump administration saying this is a page from steven miller's book, make migrants ineligible for asylum in the u.s. if they first crossed through a country where they didn't claim asylum. they're providing more legal pathways, but they want that criteria, the criteria for asylum basically to increase, to raise the bar on what it means to seek asylum in the u.s. but, jose, what that won't take care of is the sheer numbers and the processing time. as you said, they have a thousand new asylum officers trying to come in and

i'll send it back over to you guys. >> julia boorstin, thank you very much.ourse to monarch tractor as well. make sure to stay tuned for our next disruptor 50 spotlight, 5:00 p.m. eastern time today we'll sit down with adrian gomez the co-founder and ceo of google linked chat gpt rival -- cohere. tomorrow we'll talk to number 25 on the list. keller rinaudo clifton the co-founder and ceo of zipline another interview you won't want to miss. we have disruptors up the waz oo. >> zipline interesting. i thought julia would get on the tractor. 45 minutes outside san francisco. >> farmer driver optional. >> she doesn't have to get on the tractor. it drives itself. >>> coming up wti crude lower today and pacing for the worst month since november we'll bring you the latest on this trade including a key player doubling down on renewables cnbc is celebrating aapi heritage through may sharing stories of business leaders in the community. >> what i would love for people to learn and take away from my own journey as an iranian american is that when you stay financially curi