and now they started it or vice versa at first they ate olivier and now they started eating julien,ound here, so that's why and they also have olivier going around abroad - it's a russian salad, it's 100%. so let's slowly get rid of the psychology of people, we need to change them, even if they get lost. i heard my address. well, many people supported them, by the way, they said that it is correct, let's change it, let's make a salad from ukrainian, let's take cabbage, let's take songs . i haven't seen andriy dressed like this yet, and he's still cooking something for us. and lesya and i will critically evaluate it. i just came up with a recipe for how to make a thousand percent more expensive olivier salad, just replace the peas with truffles everything is very simple, voila, salad under a fur coat instead of herring, we take black caviar, everything is very simple, simple recipes make the salad precious ah, father mykhailo, and in general, if we talk about the activity of consumer buying activity, it will be much less this year. and by the way this is the very effect for the econo

but online julien's mlive.com.s that extra terrestrial e.t. just incredible item to come to the auction block estimated 2 to 3 million usd. that's i think it sell for a lot more than that taking . a lot more than that taking. centre stage is three dresses that i saw sold at my first auction with julien's . 2005 from auction with julien's. 2005 from monroe bought by a buyer in, the uk, and they have now back to the auction and they're going to sell for a lot more . this is an sell for a lot more. this is an opportunity for people to own items from back in the days we're nostalgic and also these are items to represent escape from the world of reality . so from the world of reality. so much going on politically around world and the war these items that take us back to a time when were having fun or special moment in our lives and we want to cling on to that we want to keep that memory and that's where people come the auction . where people come the auction. for oh i'd love that actually that it in the corner of your l

nuclear potential about this today stated the ambassador of the united states of america to nato julienth during a speech at the washington center for strategic and international studies, the ambassador said that according to the data of american intelligence, the aggressor country is not preparing to use nuclear weapons and added that even then the official washington will continue to inform the russian military - of the political leadership about the unprecedented consequences that will await moscow if it does decide to use this deadly type of weapons and it does not matter where it is she will decide if she decides to use it in ukraine , in europe, or if it will hit further, the consequences will be, as she emphasizes, unprecedented. well, in conclusion , i will not be original again today, because everything was burning, burning, burning in russia, this time in st. petersburg, on one of the streets on which it is located well, a fairly well-known factory called zvezda. so, according to the russian media, it burned for about two hours on an area of ​​about 200 m² . in the video that

julien, but the hopes of a comfortable life flew away like that balloon. at first it turned out that the houses were built on land allocated for the construction of the highway, hundreds of people barely found themselves on the street. we have no other housing. this is our only housing will stand to the last after the plot in our program, the authorities of the moscow region listened to the complaints of people, the plan was changed construction. they decided not to demolish the roads, cottages, but the merchants, as it turned out, deceived twice not only illegally, they sold the plots, they also seized the power grid, which was pulled with the money of the residents , and such a promise was given to us that after the construction of networks. these networks will be transferred to the balance of our dnt, and we are the independent owners of these networks, the entrepreneur who participated in the laying of cables somehow managed to register them for himself by a certain borisovich shein, but he registered the property for himself, because these we transfer

let's cross live to doha now and speak to french football journalist julien laurens.or you, for france, for all of the fans, but let's first of all talk about that game last night. croatia, argentina. it was a nail—biter, wasn't it? i was watching on the edge of my seat. i wasn't it? i was watching on the edge of my seat.- wasn't it? i was watching on the edge of my seat. i was at the edge of my seat. i was at the stadium _ the edge of my seat. i was at the stadium and _ the edge of my seat. i was at the stadium and i _ the edge of my seat. i was at the stadium and i have - the edge of my seat. i was at the stadium and i have to - the stadium and i have to say it was extraordinary to be there, to see with your own eyes, that kind of form by messi, and the stadium was full of argentina fans as well. there must be 40,000 or 45,000 here in doha and yesterday the stadium was all a light blue and white. it was incredible. the singing, the chanting. seeing messi and that form, maybe some of the greatest performances we have seen in the world cup maybe since maradona, always

let's cross live to doha now, and speak to french football journalist, and friend of the show, julienere talking yesterday, and i were talking yesterday, and we kind of both said it could be a french victory, and so it is. ., , so it is. good morning. yes, it is. it so it is. good morning. yes, it is- it was— so it is. good morning. yes, it is- it was a— so it is. good morning. yes, it is. it was a very _ so it is. good morning. yes, it is. it was a very special - is. it was a very special night. we said yesterday morning, and i was at the game, it was the atmosphere, the fate of the two countries, france and morocco was knew each other so well and had so many thais, such a strong relationship for many years i think made that a bit extra special, it was also a world cup semifinal so of course there is going to be a bit of tension as well and a lot of expectations. in the end i think france were just a little little bit too strong for a moroccan side who pulled off a miracle after miracle after miracle and this time the step was just too high. i after miracle and this time the step was

earlier today, i got two footballjournalists to look ahead to the game — julien laurens in the frenchrella fairy tale is just the top of the world for us, it means absolutely everything. if you weren't waving _ means absolutely everything. if you weren't waving the _ means absolutely everything. if you weren't waving the tricolor, - means absolutely everything. if you weren't waving the tricolor, you - weren't waving the tricolor, you would be a moroccan fan as well? there's narratives everywhere, like with the _ there's narratives everywhere, like with the head coach being born in paris. _ with the head coach being born in paris, you've got the player whose father— paris, you've got the player whose father is_ paris, you've got the player whose father is moroccan, and for him to play on _ father is moroccan, and for him to play on the — father is moroccan, and for him to play on the french bench and face the country— play on the french bench and face the country of his dad would be speciat — the country of his dad would be special. you've got players who are best friends playing each

it’s a pity that julien ’s wife did this, she simply thoughtlessly gave a share, you lost everything.won't even sit next to you. that would certainly be very reasonable. from here. i don't know the lawyers will correct me. is it possible to win back the deal and give back your part of the apartment to your wife, and this would be an act on your part so that she has at least something left, especially oksana you say that you have with health problems. and the truth is, anything can happen at any moment. and god forbid you become. bad with you. it’s as if he won’t sit and won’t carry ducks under you and with daughter with daughter with yours and your son. that would be an act on your part. and everything else is chatter. you know, i don't support any of you. none of you care about anyone except yourself and your square meters. no one here wants and no one understands that they have children, no one present here and i believe that such people have children can not be trusted, and especially down syndrome. i think that you need to contact the guardianship authorities and get out of the wa

and don't want to go down with the trump, meadows julien oh ship. >> glenn, i wonder if you agree with that analysis, that this is about getting folks to flip? >> i do. let me follow up on cynthia's point. when you hear other witnesses like don junior, -- playing the i don't remember card, wow, all we need to do is look at what that lawyer, whiteout ethics lawyer, that want to find -- who is representing cassidy hutchinson, was telling her to do. it doesn't matter if you recall something, just say you don't, and you're gonna get away with the. that kind of exposes the ammo that was being run out of, at least a passed in teen office. so, people will say, wow, it's hard to prove somebody recall something, if they say they don't condone tell you if i don't recall was a perjury proof answer, i would have successfully prosecuted very few people over the years. it's not a perjury proof ounce. you investigate all the people around, the witness who claims not to recall, you know how many times that kind of investigation produces a witness who says, yeah that guy said he was going to the grand

>> well, to be fair speaking for myself like julien's outfits are so iconic, i feel like if i took itn so you cannot take it. >> because you always dress the same. [ laughter ] >> i have one outfit. >> no, i couldn't wear them. high heels, for instance, in real life, no way. no way. no, i need to be on flats. but, yeah, it's great costumes. >> we know, bruno, you're in "emily in paris" which is a huge hit but you're also in another show that wrapped up that i'm catching up on, no spoiler alerts. "white lotus." i'm curious, i heard that the cast, they tried to get you to tell what happened on the show before the season finale premiered. >> yes. >> did you give up any secrets? are you a good secret keeper? >> i think i a good secret keeper. very difficult especially with ashley, every day, come on, bruno, say to me, who is going to die and -- i said to her, i cannot spoil. same thing for "emily in paris." so can you imagine two weeks everybody all come on tell us about "white lotus" so "emily in paris" and i can't spoil it with that english, it's very difficult. [ laughter ] >> that can

when you walked in the house a month ago, what did you think, julien?think there would be these really good people who would do all this stuff. >> there were heroes among us. >> when your kid has differences, you want them to be accepted. >> the man who traveled from england donating bone marrow to a retired new york firefighter. >> we bonded right away. it's hard to describe to meet the person that is responsible for you still being here. >> the first responders who put on this parade for a little boy with leukemia. >> to see that moment of happiness was pure joy for us. >> the police department who took this girl to kindergarten. a tribute to her late father who was on the force. >> the honored educators. >> who is here on the aircraft? my favorite teacher ever. i love you. >> capturing the emotional moment an airline agent spotted a favorite teacher she hadn't seen in more than 30 years. >> you made my day. >> one of things we're going to focus on today is gratitude. >> in new mexico, this teacher inspiring her kids to express gratitude. >> i'm thank

i loved julien's - you, john! him whenjude was six weeks old was 16, and now he's19, and he'sjust progressing so much and itjust makes us feel really proud. the family connections don't end here. jude now has a baby brother, arlo, born also on the 22nd, but was due onjune the 29th, bellingham's actual birthday. it was only 16 years ago that jude bellingham himself was a three—year—old growing up in stourbridge in the west midlands. althouthude says he didn't really enjoy football at first, he kept going to keep his dad happy. and then when he was six, it clicked and he fell in love with the game, and was up and running. just over a decade later, and bellingham's status and legacy are etched into the heart of the community in stourbridge. and on this chilly night, i brought our version ofjude bellingham back to his hometown of stourbridge, right to the centre just down the road from the football club where his dad played and wherejude himself took his first steps in the beautiful game, where they kick every ball wi