it was julia childs and simca. nue these cooking programs. >> we're having a cheese and wine party today on "the french chef." the platter, that one molded very badly. that's too bad because it does look very nice. rule one, strangely enough, is read the recipe. >> mastering was such a success that it led to book after book. >> there was a great appetite for any new julia child content. >> you've got to have a food processor. >> tonight's program features two great cooks, jacques, and julia child, who needs no introduction. >> we're going to start with some shrimps, aren't we? >> julia, you're going to saute those in there. >> yes. i hate to admit that i just cut my finger. >> ten minute bfrs we start, i had a paring knife and julia cut a piece off. i pushed it back together all by the skin. i push it back together, and i tie a towel around. they say, what are we going to do? julia say, we are not going to do anything. jacques is going to cook. i'm going to taste. and the show went on. >> and you want the whole oran

it was julia child and simca. ecutives were determined that we continue these cooking programs. >> we're having a cheese and wine party today on "the french chef." that unrolled very badly. that's too bad because it does look very nice. rule one, strangely enough, is read the recipe. >> "mastering" was such a success that it led to book after book. >> there was a great appetite for any new julia content. >> you better have one of these food processors because then you can do it all by yourself. >> tonight's show features two great cooks. jacques papon, who at one time was the personal chef to charles de gaulle, and julia child. >> we're going to start with some shrimps, weren't we? they're right down here. >> are you going to saute those in there. >> i hate to admit that i just cut my finger before. i'm going to let you do the sauteing. >> ten minutes before we start, i had a paring knife and julia took it and cut the end of her finger off. a big piece like this. so i push it back together. it was all by the skin.

presents the chicken sisters. >> becoming a beloved cultural icon. >> please welcome julia childia child had on american cooking. >> her coming on television and telling america that they could make great food out of the supermarket virtually changed the landscape of food in america. >> and it created a whole universe of charismatic chefs taking to tv and social media to teach people at home that everyone can cook. >> this is julia child, bon appetit. >> ana cabrera, cnn. ♪ >> be sure to tune in, the all new cnn film "julia" airs monday night at 8:00 right here on cnn, and we're back in a moment. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses.. skizi may increase your risk of infections and lower yo ability to fight them. bere treatment, your doctor should check you for infections d tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs, or if you plan to, or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ♪ talk

without julia child, who knows if that would have ever happened. great -- like, so many great things that happened, it happened by accident. she just kind of happened to be in the right place at the right time. she pushed her way into the network, so to speak, and they were like okay, let's give it a roll. it caught on. but i will tell you this. here's the really important thing. it's one of the things that i've always thought of for my own career, which is that she cared so much about the food first. so that no matter what, the people -- like, the crew that was eating the food, they knew that -- they knew they were going to get a good meal because she cared about what the food was about. i think that's what gave her her longevity. not just that she was awesome on tv, but she had an amazing foundation. >> julia premiers tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. "inside politics" starts after a quick break. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levevels and contains high qualility protein to help manage hunger and s

presents the chicken sisters. >> becoming a beloved cultural icon. >> please welcome julia child the impact julia child had on american cooking. >> her coming on television and telling american that they could make great food out of the supermarket virtually changed the landscape of food in america. >> and it created a whole universe of charismatic chefs taking to tv and social media to teach people at home that everyone can cook. >> this is julia child, bon appetit. >> ana cabrera, cnn. >> you can find "julia" this monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's cecertified head turn. and it''s all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peacace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes of your dreams is closer than you think. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral stoids. not r sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help

. >> julia child presents the chicken sisters. >> today you have rock star chefs. t. >> i think i love you. >> she absolutely expanded the possibilities of what women could do. >> julia paved the way for this incredible moment of food and pop culture. making this domestic profession. something extremely popular. >> we were right for a change. there i was. >> whether you cooked or didn't cook, people just watched her for fun. >> you were mesmerized. spell bound by what she was saying. >> she just seemed to unpretentious that you thought if she could do it, you could do it. >> the delicious life of america's first celebrity chef. >> obonn appetite. >> julia premiers totonight on cnn. imine having to use the wrong tool at your job. (upbeat muc) - let's get into the numbers. - why would a company do that? especially with hr and payroll software. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com and schedule a demo today. this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra i

bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. >>> turning to our pop lead, beloved culinary icon julia childunmistakable voice and lighthearted approach to cooking. the new cnn film "julia" tells the story of the legendary cook who changed the way americans think about food, television, and the roles of women in american life. jake tapper spoke with celebrity chef antonia lufonza about julia child and the lessoned she learned from her. >> joining us is celebrity chef antonia lafazo, and also on the julia child challenge on the food network. julia child's style of cooking continues to inspire so many people, including professional chefs such as yourself. what has it been like to host your own tv show based on this culinary icon? >> you know, this was the most humbling experience i think i have had in my career to date. being able to host a competition show or be the lead judge of a competition show that really featured this icon, this woman who at a time when cooking on television wasn't necessarily a thing, you know, in the united states, we loved canned food and microwavable food, where she

americans were not eating particularly well before julia child came on the scene. >> and given julia'shnique, you might expect her to take cooking very seriously, but reality is, julie, she wanted cooking to be fun and approachable for everyone, right? >> well, yeah. she really struck that balance so well. on the one hand she was so entertaining. she would make mistakes. you'll see it -- you'll see it in our film. things areifying all over the kitchen, tasting as she goes and cracking jokes. she's hilarious and approachable, but that said, behind it, if you were watching that show, you were really learning serious stuff about the technique of food preparation. french cooking and all of the basics. you know, she was really serious about food and a great teacher as well as an entertainer. >> thanks to julia cohen and betsy west. tune into the all new cnn film "julia" that premiers tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m., 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. you are in the cnn newsroom on this sunday night. finally we pay tribute t to the men and women who sacrificed f r this country. or... his nonose. yo

i remember my grandmother watching julia child. called her julia chef, because that's what she was.her impact is extraordinary? >> julia child was a superstar chef, but somebody who didn't learn how to cook until she was 39 years old and didn't go on television. >> there's hope for us all. >> and didn't go on television until her 50s. this is a very unlikely, fascinating story that's full of passion and a lot of and a great romance. my filmmaking partner julie cohen and i couldn't resist. >> one of the cool things about her, before she was a chef she worked for the oss, the precursor to the cia. sadly, not a secret agent. that alternate history would be fascinating. what's great about her is she is without any guile. she is so authentically herself. she rolls up her sleeves and showed people how to cook. there's a direct line. this person created a genre, a direct line from julia child to the food net work, to a thousand imitators. >> absolutely. there have been a few cooking shows on television before julia, but nobody who had julia's authenticity. audiences loved her. she loved th

the new cnn film "julia." >> i'm julia child. >> julia was more than a cook. >> julia was a pop icon. >> julia child presents the chicken sisters! >> today you have rock star chefs. julia was the first. >> i think i love you. >> she absolutely expanded the possibilities of what women could do. >> julia really paved the way for this incredible moment of food and pop culture, making this very domestic profession something extremely popular. >> we were right for a change. there i was. >> whether you cooked or didn't cook, people would just watch her for fun. >> you were mesmerized, spellbound we what she was saying. >> she just seemed so unpretension you thought, if she could do it, you could do it. >> the delicious life of america's first celebrity chef. >> bon apetit. >> "julia" a cnn film remeres tonight at 8:00 on cnn. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the near

she was a cultural force. >> julia was a pop icon. >> julia child presents the chicken sisters. >> today possibilities of what women could do. >> julia really paved the way for this incredible moment of food and pop culture making this very domestic profession something extremely popular. we were ripe for a change. there i was. >> whether you cooked or didn't cook, people watched her for fun. >> you were mesmerized, spellbound by what she was saying. >> she seemed so unpretention that you thought if she could do it, you could do it. >> the delicious life of america's first celebrity chef. >> bon appetite. >> "julia" a cnn film tomorrow ninight at 8:00. ♪ ♪ (camera shutters) the all-new lx 600. ready for any arena. ♪ ♪ if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! don't want to deal with this oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. the census tells you a lot abo

. >>> hello, i'm julia child. >> jewelulia was more than a co. she was a cultural force. >> julia was a pop icon. >> julia child presents the chicken sisters. >> today you have rock star she was. >> i think i love you. >> she absolutely expanded the possibilities of what women could do. >> julia really paved the way for this incredible moment of food and pop culture, making this very domestic profession something extremely popular. >> we were ripe for a change. there i was. >> whether you cooked or didn't cook, people would just watch her for fun. >> you were mesmerized, spell bound on what she was saying. >> she just seemed so unpretentious, you thought if she can do it, you can do it. >> the delicious life of america's first celebrity chef, "julia," a cnn film premiered tonight at 8:00 on cnn. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differentl

she was a cultural force. >> july what was a pop icon. >> julia child presents the chicken sisters. >think i love you. >> she absolutely standed the possibilities of what women can do. >> julia really paved the way for this incredible movement of food and pop culture, making a do most profession, something popular there there i was. >> whether you cooked or didn't cook, people would just watch her for fun. >> you were mesmerized, spellbound by what she was saying. >> she seemed so unpretentious, you thought, if she could do it, you could do it. >> the delicious life of america's american chef. julia, a premier film premiers tomorrrrow at 8:00 on cnn. or say if you need it s sooner. but aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up, and get your questions answered? because peace of mind is something you just can't get in a cardboard box. that's how healthier happens together with cvs. right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. but walmart's got your back with thousands of rollbacks so you get everything you need to keep your summer rollin'. because when you save money, you ca

recall chesa boudin now. >>> julia childs has been inspiring millions to take risks and try new things the new cnn film, "julia" tells the story of the pioneer chef that changed the way americans think about food, television and women, here's a preview. >> people could learn from her. i can learn to cook at my age and you can learn at your age as well. >> cooking is, lots of it, one failure after another and that's how you finally learn. now, just like that. it's very nice to know that you can make all these goodies yourself. >> she opened doors for me as a person that i could cook. >> we're making the stew of stews! the -- >> we would go buy the ingredient and see cook that meal. she seemed so unpretenchous you thought if she could do it, you could do it. >> so happy to bring out now, julie cohen, one of th julia wh premiers on cnn in just a few minutes. so beloved since the days of black and white television. i just wonder what it is about her that made you want to tell this story. >> well, you know, we had told the story of justice ginsberg, rbg, looking for someone who changed amer

. >>> the new cnn film "julia" tells the story of the legendary and beloved culinary icon julia child your convictions, especially if it's a loose mass like this. well, that didn't go well. >> if she made a mistake, she wasn't remotely rattled. >> i didn't have the courage to do it. you can always pick it up, if you're alone in the kitchen. who is going to see? >> she felt making a mistake was a good thing, just so she could then show you how to fix it. >> any time anything like this happens, you haven't lost anything because you can always turn this into something else. we'll pretend this was supposed to be a baked potato dish. >> and joining us now is jed teila, i know you come from asian food royalty in l.a., you say growing up you always wanted to cook like julia child. what was it about her that drew you to her? >> jessica, thanks for having me. firstly, like you said, i came from an asian food family so watching french chefs and french techniques seemed so out of reach. julia had the ability to talk to everybody. they didn't have to have a french background. she made it approach

. >> julia child presents the ch chicken sister. >> she was different than anything on television. >>y 30th, at 8:00 on cnn. >>> as former fbi agent, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure, until now.

older, wiser a bit more substantial >> why didn't you say so ♪ eleanor roosevelt ♪ ♪ a dash of julia childady ♪ ♪ he's in your hands ♪ ♪ take this man and make him a woman ♪ ♪ eleanor roosevelt and a dash of julia child ♪ ♪ margaret thatcher janet reno and a and a little bit of ♪ >> what? >> okay. that was serious fun >> i'm going to see it tonight. >> incredible. >> that's amazing. >> hi. >> hello, dear >> that's the definition of a quick change right there >> absolutely. >> you can catch the show at the steven sonheim theatre tonight if you want. >> she's spot on. >> come see us on broadway. >> we will >> i'm dying. >> one other thing i want to >>> good morning, it is 8:56, i'm kris sanchez. a new covid testing center debuts on the peninsula and will provide one stop shopping for those who test positive. anyone who tests positive gets covid treatment options immediately. the test to street sites will be able to fill prescriptions for those infected. over the last week covid cases went up by 10% and four new sites are opening in burling game and san bruno and foster city. we're talking wi

. >> julia child presents the ch chicken sister. >> she was different than anything on television. >> the delicious life of america's first celebrity chef. julia, a cnn film, premieres monday, may 30th, at 8:00 on cnn. >>> as former fbi agent, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure, until now. >> you would look at me and see a nice lady, probably very happy person, very outgoing. an older woman, who has a retired life and goes to church. but my life was not normal. it was a lie. everyone thought that i was just a mom. they never knew what i was actually doing because i lied to everyone about who i was. for almost 32 years. but i didn't do it for the thrill of it. i did it because i had to do it. ♪ >>> october 1972, i became a widow. after that, i needed to work. i thought about

. >>> julia child was a revolutionary.y chef and here is a preview of the new cnn film, julia. >> i'm going to try and flip this over chp is rather daring thing to do. you'll have to have the courage of your conviction if it's a loose mass like this. that didn't go very well. >> if she made ma mistake, she was not rattled. >> i didn't have the courage to do it the way i should have. you can always pick it up. who is going to see. >> she felt that making a mistake was a good thing just so she could then show you how to fix it. >> any time that anything like this happens, you haven't lost anything because you can always turn this into something else or prevent this was supposed to be a baked potato dish. >> julia premieres monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> top of the hour now. you're in the cnn newsroom. we begin the hour with 21 empty chairs. a symbolic holiday for the 19 elementary schools and two teachers murdered in the uvalde, texas school shooting this week. ou

she was a contemporary of julia child, she was a food header at mademoiselle magazine. she worked in the advertising industry. she had kids, two kids, from two different marriages. a very non-traditional woman. she went on to have her own cooking tv show. at that point, walter had passed on. her name is poppy cannon. she wrote a book about walter, called a gentle giant. i'm forgetting. she read a book about him. it's a really interesting window into his life. also into what was happening at that time. >> excellent, all right, our next question comes from roberta. what is the current or narrative within the leadership of the black community, including the doubt and ali acp about the contributions of white? >> that's a tricky question. there isn't one. walter whites life is not discuss. it does not appear in the history, books he does not appear in the, news no unquote some. i don't think there's really much dialogue at all. >> all right. barbara asks, could a walter white succeed in undercover work today? >> no. one of the things that made his work so intriguing, it happ

better than this particular child, the following rule has no control. juliamoney, we gave and the child is already. well, he himself has the right to dispose of the name, that is, there is no need to edify him to command and some. or maybe you can spend on these they are for chocolate sweets, that is, well, this is the child’s money and he has the right to dispose of them. well, bravo, you see, in fact, there are pockets of money in the body. in general, you also have some things that you do absolutely correctly and you can rely on them, trying to control. we can show the child a disservice, firstly, for the reason that then he understands that we are lying to him, that is, we are deceivers. we said it's your money, but it's really just a formality. no. it's still my money again. i control them. and since it's still money parents, then i can not learn anything, i am limited in my abilities. i can't fantasize, i can't plan. i can not somehow manage this money. and yes, it may seem to you that you are helping a child, but you are not, because if he does not lea

she was a contemporary of julia child. she was a food editor at mademoiselle magazine and she worked in the advertising industry. she had kids two kids from two different marriages a very non-traditional woman. and she went on to have her own cooking tv show but at that point walter had passed on but her name was bobby kennedy. she wrote a book about walter called the gentle giant the gentle giant. i think it's called. i'm sorry, i'm forgetting but she wrote a book about him. that's it. really interesting window into his life and also into what was happening at that time. excellent all right, our next question comes from roberta. who asks, what is the current narrative within the leadership of the black community including the naacp about the contributions of white? you know, that's a tricky question because i can say there isn't one because white walter white's life is not discussed. it doesn't appear in the history books. he doesn't appear in the news. no one quotes him. so i don't think there's really much dialogue at a

child. and julia appeared in the forty-fourth.robably guess how such children were raped, and they were also immediately taken away after the war. they are germans. so i had to change my name and surname to hide. you yourself could suffer because of me. forgive me for not being you. i probably should have done it, but i really was afraid for yulia, for you, but i thought about you every day. i thought about you too. i also want you to know the truth, as if they knew my past and now they are looking for me. gotta run. understood strictly at 8:00 pm not earlier. as a last resort , at 10, but not later, i understood. not quite natasha why can't you come back? intravenous vial to college understood? they said a scar on his face. make no mistake, we'll find out. who decided to erect a monument to them in ukraine ? headache and other types of pain pentalgin will do without pain in the beermark will deliver anywhere and home and to the country profitably, chilled beef with a discount of up to 20% from the sbermarket meter. book profitabl

she ran with a knife, julia ran with a knife and shouted, beat him. beat me with a knife childe my soul in my life. julia , you personally told me that your mother-in-law helps. only our family, she does everything for us. yes, you personally told me that it does not help you in anything. well, here you have hatred for mother-in-law lyudmila, yulia's friends declare that she is a wonderful mother and wife, who, although she loved to take a walk, always remained faithful to your son. but you ruined their lives in the studio of lyudmila kasatova. and lyudmila gaisina hello hello everyone. lyudmila how long have you known yulia with yulia i already i've known each other for six years, probably met somewhere. i'm at work with her. what impression did julia make on you at the first meeting. the first impression was very good, she is, let's say, then over time she is a good friend, good, a good mother , let's say, an employee to whom i could turn. let's say i needed a weekend. i asked her for no-failure, because she constantly needed money for her family to feed her family. artem did

julia julia please wait, i'll explain everything to the child. can i take this rain and please?plain everything to you. please forgive me. i have nothing to explain, everything is understandable, incomprehensible. why did you have to lie. well, i would say, well, what? i feel like a complete idiot. no, no. no, you are not an idiot. it's me, i'm an idiot. i just have a second series of remorse and self-flagellation. forgive me, please listen to you for nothing. forgive me, forgive me, you are not my husband or fiancé. i'm actually a nanny. nah, really. well, forgive me, but i i just got confused and began to carry away some nonsense. okay forgot, let's go. come on, this is how you build your life, and i just let me honestly do it well? agreed i do not understand. you have forgiven me. you wo n't leave us, no, well done yulia. i never grow up again. i'm going on a date. and what did you think? what am i, nun? well, i understand, let me take katya, you want her to get sick, she is put with me by seryozha until tomorrow. you see, i believed him. i think he is what we thought he gave

child. good morning. hello alena, where did you get out? and? i don't know. my dear. now our mother will come, and aunt julia will feed us. have already fed, yes, and yulia dmitry you have also been discharged well, we will say goodbye, happily, all the best. oh fir tree panicles, and oh julek, sorry, the car has stalled. why doesn't the phone work? is that already working? can you get a ride? hello, this is dmitry vasilievich valentina . where is the car? let's go diapers mom. maybe on her own? neat hello katyusha and how will you dmitry well, somehow i will have to remove the issue. well, in principle, with the patronage sister. i already agreed, but this does not solve the main problem with feeding, you have to feed her. i am i think a mixture of some kind it is necessary to pick up. yes, something like that. all right, let's go. why are you surprised? i told you how you listened to me. you yourself said that i am a very spectacular woman, my grandmother will have her own life, yes, mommy, well, you will help me. yes, you promised. well, of course, as far as possible, i will now have a family life with my grandmother,

julia has been keeping a video diary. it's hard to explain war to a child.t safe anywhere in ukraine at the moment, but there is so dangerous. all the shops were destroyed. they had no supplies and i ran out of food at some point. when it started to rain, they were able to drink for the puddle. nataliia is trying to find a way to bring them through the ukraine sponsorship team. julia is alone with the girls. her husband is fighting on the front line. and as they hid, their home was hit. julia went back to film the destruction. they'd lost everything. their apartment was destroyed. totally destroyed. that wasjust by that was just by the window and they were lucky— that was just by the window and they were lucky they were not sleeping when _ were lucky they were not sleeping when the — were lucky they were not sleeping when the shooting happened. they need to— when the shooting happened. they need to get out or they are just going _ need to get out or they are just going to — need to get out or they are just going to die there. nataliia was trying to find the

julia has been keeping a video diary. it's hard to explain war to a child.t safe anywhere in ukraine at the moment, but there it was dangerous. all the shops were destroyed, so they had no food supplies. i ran out of food at some point. when it start to rain, they were able to drink from the puddle, and that water was so, so tasty. and then they found some pants to fill with water so they could...live longer. nataliia and dewy are trying to find a way to bring them to caernarfon through the ukraine sponsorship scheme. julia is alone with the girls. her husband, a soldier, is fighting on the front line. and as they hid, their home was hit. julia went back to film the destruction. they'd lost everything. their apartment was destroyed, totally destroyed. bed was just by the window and they were luckily not sleeping in that bed when shooting happened. are they getting out or are theyjust going to die there? nataliia was trying to find the fastest route out of ukraine forjulia and the girls. it had taken weeks for gareth and natasha to rescue their loved ones. in

child, i repay debts. all if you want to say that he cannot be a father no, julia is the third child in komsomolets alexanderer eight-month-old. i gave birth to her at eight months old. she is a full-term baby on the ninth of december. i gave birth to her on the ninth of december, eight months old, i get nonsense. yulia what nonsense? i was supposed to give birth to her on the twentieth of december, she gave birth to the ninth, because she was old. i have nerves, then he lives salty, then he leaves her, then he lives salty, then he leaves her, yul, even i went to record her violet. i am when i had him, i told him, come on, if you do n’t believe that this is your daughter, i will put the father against the column. to which he himself gave his passport and said that the child must have a father at the time when the application left. i was already pregnant. i talked with evgeny. and who is to communicate? this is also a man. they set the doors for me. we met at the end of june. i was already pregnant, the neighbors claims that you communicate with him first in the spring. let it be as they want, let them say so

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these ruins in their own city, which is under relentless attack. julia has been keeping a video diary. it's hard to explain war to a childangerous. all the shops were destroyed. they had no supplies and i ran out of food at some point. would it start to rain, they were able to drink for the puddle. nataliia is trying to find a way to bring them through the ukrainesponsorship team. her husband is fighting on the front line. and as they head, their home was hit. julia went back to film the destruction. they'd lost everything.— lost everything. their apartment _ lost everything. their apartment was i lost everything. their i apartment was destroyed. totally— apartment was destroyed. totally destroyed. they were sleeping when shooting happened. are theyjust going die there? happened. are they “ust going are magi die there? nataliia was trying to find the — die there? nataliia was trying to find the fastest _ die there? nataliia was trying to find the fastest route i die there? nataliia was trying to find the fastest route out | to find the fastest route out of ukraine forjulia and the girls. it had taken weeks for these two

but my mother julia the fourth of her name in the family. was the youngest child of major general ulysses s grant the third the general's third grandson and first namesake all my mother knew was that she loved her father and that i was going to be the last grandson. she and my father agreed to call me grant. to compromise to conformity so i wouldn't get teased in school. so i grew up with nobody knowing that my name was ulysses. and i hardly ever thought about it myself. but by the time brooke simpson arrived at the phillips exeter academy in new hampshire two years after i did in 19 or a year after i did in 1971. i had embraced my name and it was known as ulysses. of course. i still didn't know anything about ulysses s grant back then. even though i had decided to use my name i had not yet developed an interest in learning the truth about my famous ancestor. and oddly enough my family didn't tell me about him. all i knew about ulysses s grant was what i learned in school in the 1960s. and a lot of that was not accurate. i would remain pretty ignorant for an embar

child away from you. what would you do with this person. if i could, i would trumpet this creature, without hesitation, don't say that julia killing a persont as easy as it seems. lisa lisa wake up look. ira ira sveta is one and the same person. the duty officer is junior lieutenant butson, yes, yes, i have urgent information from the archive. the guests have already arrived. only no bridesmaid lisa maybe we'll give her a call find out where she went. let's do without it, let's get started. hello, tell me, does irina kovalchuk live here, she is getting married now, you are invited. wow. and tell me that uncle yura came to her neighbor of izrechensk. i have a surprise for her. she 'll be happy, uncle. yura guest list not listed good luck. yes, i'm only well , for one minute, so what's going on here is a citizen already leaving. yes? what is some bum? i'm on business. don't you dare be rude to the common man. what is your name? yura boris is very nice. what question are you on? would you mind tell ira kovalchuk that i have arrived. i need to give her one valuable thing. and so you are from the side of the bride, of course, let's go they foun

child, and no one went to work, she probably became friends with someone. maybe someone from her friends was leading a girl, loaf come on, one leg is here, the other is there. hello julias that you? don't be silent julia home julia how are you do you feel like you've been stabbed? yes, you got better. ladies a lot. i did everything you said. now you let the girl in. yulechka daughter well, you understand, i just couldn't do it. otherwise, it simply cannot be otherwise. baby this is too much. she's little, she's not guilty of anything. from you i beg you, please, let her go, i will never forgive. eliseev, i know that he is next to you. where is sonya so i myself will personally come to the hospital to interfere. you will never see your daughter again. they ask you to go and talk about the case. what wanted? yes, i'm talking about nina ignatova to find out. i wanted to know that she was the one who didn't show up for work again. are you captain karavaev as if they said that you are from the authorities. and what did she do to us? do you know where she is, maybe she is not at home? no idea. after all, she’s not particularly friends with anyone here, so she seems to be wit

child is a girl of 7 years. sweets, baby formula , soap, laundry detergent, put what each individual whose family needs in another improvised warehouse, clothes, shoes, bed linen and blankets, these things carefully explains julia, a migrant from kharkov, from the first day we, er, went to parking lots, went home, swam , ate, and ran away again. we brought here for groceries and i asked them to help stay for the rest of the day, i just help, i come, i talk at the center for displaced people , they also help people find temporary shelter, psychologists, lawyers and specialists of the center work here employment several times a week, even a hairdresser volunteers, everyone helps with what they know and what they are able to do . we lost everything, we work with evacuation, we often see people who, at best, have a bag with documents, but it happens that i don’t have them, in two months, almost 27,000 people received help here, mostly displaced people from donetsk and luhansk and kharkiv regions, in order to apply to the center, i don't need an idp certificate, it's enough to have a residence permit in the city where hostilities are taking place from the dnipro for the espresso tv channel, so far that's all the inf

child. one of its soldiers for the killing of a journalist, katya low pistol, the young. i was in julia stiles, marco, and he's an assistant professor of middle east studies at home. i've been calling for university. his recent work is focused on the way that social media has been used to spread this information. i welcome once again mark, i know that you've been tweeting about that video and the debunking of it. what do you make of it? well, i think what's very interesting about this video is that it's not only false, but what happened is the ministry is really ministry of foreign of us has knowingly presented a video that has no relation to the shooting of sharing. and they presented it as a reason to justify that this information which is that palestinians may have co chairing. so it's not just the case of misinformation which is the accidental spread of holes. information is this information someone would have had to make a calculated decision to post this video, knowing that it was actually from a different time and a different place. and this is interesting because as i mentioned

julia bykova channel one. moving on, sometimes there are circumstances in life when the owners are forced to give their beloved dog to another family. well, for example, someone has an allergy or there is a childog is a serious danger. this parting is painfully experienced by people and their pets. how to help them adapt to a new family and return to them joy in life will tell about a site place with an experienced dog handler. plush has been with us since puppyhood and only once, when we went to vacation. she stayed for 10 days in another family for her overexposure went without problems, but the situations in life are different and sometimes the dog changes owners forever. and now the new owners. you need to know how to behave so that everything goes well for the dog, as well as possible for the yorkshire terrier bead, 4 years old, the baby was recently given to new owners. in the former family, a child was born, there was no time to deal with a dog. she was very bored, er, refused to eat. she didn’t eat anything at all for 2 days, she sat in her shelter in her house on in her place with very sad eyes and all the time she did not get out of there. how to return the beads, the joy of life wil

like , for example, julia says she tried this , this, this, this, it’s much better to try different sports in childhood, that is, not to drive a childfencing. give it a chance. uh, basketball, that is, there are different options to play the same thing. the older a person gets, the more attempts. he will take it in different directions, the less he will be upset or offended later, and since childhood, of course surprise. but when we talk to a lot of people, uh, who want to quit their jobs and change their lifestyle. they most often remember what they once did, what they once liked. and there , realizing that, why not give the children the opportunity to develop to the maximum right now, so as for our heroine. i 'd tell her. hmm. i'm not a fan of giving advice. let's just say there was a plus or minus to this situation, and it helped me a lot. it's more practice often people who learn a lot. they make very little practical use of this knowledge, that is, learning for the sake of really learning. if you start to apply this temporarily, the theory for learning becomes many times less, this is just an axiom, so the heroine would be more

julia saw the experiences of her mother and felt her connection with the child, i still understand thats at 38 weeks uh-huh and so i reported to 38 weeks and arrived for a planned caesarean. ufa you also went, yulia did not, they took her. but she herself did not let us in, they said that it was impossible. why yes, well, you can’t, they don’t have it. in this hospital, in their practice, there are no partnerships of partner deliveries, so there is none. and where were you, my we were at home sitting on pins and needles all this time, until my mother called and said you became parents. and when the caesarean section took place, were you conscious or not, yes, that is, you saw right away yes, you didn’t do the final anesthesia, i heard the child. i am i heard that he was screaming, even i heard that he seemed to be screaming in his stomach. he began to scream so that such a muffled sound was, uh, a voice, a voice, then stronger, and then they took him away. uh, to another room, they showed him everything, as it should be or not. they didn't show it to me. they didn't say that, look. here

well, as a child, i didn’t play enough skating maria zuskova. alena krylova dmitry rozhkov juliat to happen someday. we believe you will be moved to a new comfortable modern housing. this is how we live. a tour of the emergency house is conducted by tatyana mironova, a wooden building built in 1952 . it’s winter here in the floor, in general it’s blowing specifically on the street, in general we are, and also dampness and problems with hot water supply, of course, housing recognized emergency and a new apartment, promised this fall construction in the city of volzhsk of the republic of mari el at the final stage, although residents were worried that because of the difficult economic situation. everything can be delayed, both local mari production and also from tatarstan. so the resettlement plans in the republic do not change and must be completed by the end of 2023, almost 3,000 people have already moved. this is about 76% of them, and natalie morozova is happy to receive guests in her new home. new apartments are given already from repair and plumbing and it remains only to arr

child just got sick, for example, he was punished for it. why were they punished? well, maybe it's easy for him. lucky diet, let's say julia, it may be something that is simply not in the store, let's say, but there is such a yes, well, okay, ah, vyacheslav, you choose or come up with your own version. i think i'll keep kira's version. repeat it, please be afraid. that the thing that they bring him the one he wants, it just disappears there, well, suppose this is logical. i understand this, there is no such version on the scoreboard and 156 points goes to the vocal project team. there are still 237,126 left. there were all very simple things, and some of them were very similar. why parents visited the child at the summer camp brought something completely different from what he asked for, well, eight people out of 100 suggested the fourth line did not receive the message they well, it’s just they understood that they needed to bring something according to their own understanding, they brought it, they could come up with this version, and they visit the child. but in general, maybe nothing they brought him, because the fifth