juliet: thanks for the question.rms of the main threats to intangible cultural heritage, we see a lot of issues around younger generations perhaps losing interest in their heritage or issues around migration, as was mentioned before, there might be threats relating to issues around changes to the environment, biodiversity loss, for instance or might be a particular material from the environment that may be needed in a practice and is not available anymore. that's not to say that the heritage will disappear because we also have to recognize its adaptive capacity. its ability of communities to adapt their practices to the changing environment, they might replace that material with another material. international cooperation can play a very important role in raising awareness of those threats. and kind of gathering international support around them to take action in terms of developing specifics and plans to address those threats. adrian: juliet, i can understand the need to protect inherited cultural traditions, but on

welcome to you all juliet. let's start with you. what exactly constitutes a tangible, cultural heritage. why is it important to protect them and how do you go about doing so? i everyone and thanks for your question. think of having me say it's a pleasure to be here. so intangible, her issue is different to tangible heritage in a number of important ways of call us on the one hand where gaming with physical sites and objects. and on the other hand, when referring to cultural practices, an expression that communities puzzled and from generation to generation and form part about cultural tradition. but the 2nd important difference i would say is in the approach to safeguarding itself and how we got it. so in tangible, cultural heritage is very much a live community. it's not fixed in the past. but what's important interest idea of intergenerational transmission. so it has a continued social function and cultural me, meaningful community. and it's something we like to say, everyone has, it's relevant to everyday life and shape identity,

all remember something from shakespeare which is from romeo and juliet. >> that is wonderful. you can preach. >> my grandmother said we would always have prayer late at night and it came from the theater. i would do the 97th son. and she was a, you are a preacher. no. no thank you. >> you happened to hit a my favorite song psalm. 27. that is something i say every day. >> every service i do for those who have passed , i begin with the psalm 27. they are poems and prayers. tell us about your life . >> i tell youngsters that i meant to , i wish i could take you into a time machine show you the oakland i grew up in. there was a thriving black community. there were other races but it was so cohesive. i was talking to someone and i was doing an interview , my wife and i lived in the neighborhood we live in for 16 years and i only know one neighbor. back in the 60s and 70s, you knew everybody. you shared a meal. someone was frying fish on fridays and selling dinners. other people's parents have the right to put hands on you and i was a hard-hitting youngster in several of my mother .

juliet, neil please stand by. but let's now go to virginia state senator louise lucas chesapeake in the district that she represents. she joins us now by phone. luis can you please now give us the latest about where you are learning about these mass shootings? >> >> i've learned about a lot of it i've learned a lot about, it and it's absolutely. horrible and seeing the victims, think that this gunman -- this gun violence is out of control. and unfortunately we have the power to do something about it, it's just not the will on the part of many of our legislative members to do it. listen, all i can say to you, is that emptiness -- it's a sad night for us in virginia. sedated sympathy and it's gonna be really sad time tomorrow when people wake up and see the sad news. and we can do something about. it there is too much easy access to firearms. and we have got to do something to bring it under control. many of us have been fighting in the legislature for decades to try to get gun control measures passed. but unfortuna

well, a juliet, a one quick question. a just want to come back to pinning down what constituted, tangible, cultural heritage. what about dying languages and religions, they eligible for protection of what happens in the case of controversial cultural practices? are they still considered for inclusion? i think she had a question center question on languages and religions. now this is discussed a lot in the beginning of the convention in the drafting of the text itself. and with regard to languages and we, it is not a language itself that is defined as in tangible coax heritage in the convention on the article too. but it, how it was related to these are all expressions practices. so we see language as a vehicle of the intangible cultural heritage. so it's a way that it can be transmitted to generation to generation in terms of religions, of course, or a very many different aspects of intangible, cultural heritage that are related to organized religion. they might think particular social practices or ritual which come from

in the 2003 convention juliet, what does it mean then for a community? when a practice is given, unesco intangible, cultural heritage status and, and does that status have a role to play in, in bringing desperate communities together? and that's a very good question. i just to go back to the, the lives of the convention or how it is recognized as intangible cultural heritage . so we have to list the representative lists of intangible cultural heritage. and this is made up of elements in tangible, cultural heritage that demonstrate the diversity of the heritage and that help right when it's of it's important. and then the 2nd one is in the urgent safeguarding list. and this is a mix which is about intangible cultural heritage that has a dentist particularly at risk. and the purpose of basically is to mobilize international awareness around the elements in danger of gives, appearing any charge to introduce specific actions and plans to address these. right. so this might be in designing promotion programs or education programs around the element in creatin

i am so excited to get a chance to talk to juliet. khiam about her. excellent new book the devil never sleeps, which is sadly extremely timely now more than ever and in a minute juliet. i want to talk to you about the events of today the brooklyn subway shooting. i know you have many kind of reflections on what we can learn from that and and sort of how the situation is unfolded today. but before we get into it like, let's have you sort of explain a little bit of like how the foundation of how to even think about disaster like you have this thinking about the boom what it how do we think about the boom? well, thank you. first of all. thank you gretchen for for being here tonight. actually. i i view a sort of in the same field of sort of, you know, helping people get managed things. yeah. well, that's true. you get to less bad. i think you're happier. i'm sort of in the less bad metric. i want to make things less bad. and and also i think when people feel less anxious and more prepared they they do feel more confident and more. oh, i think we are simil

i she's been speaking to juliet farrington-_ she's been speaking to juliet farrington. she's been speakinging going to united have _ farrington. i wasn't expecting going to united have such _ farrington. i wasn't expecting going to united have such a _ farrington. i wasn't expecting going to united have such a good - farrington. i wasn't expecting going to united have such a good start. i to united have such a good start. and then to get the call up is pretty crazy. i'm not really had much time to sit back and think about it at office at one thing to the next was doing to one thing serena spoke about last week when she announced the squad was about how she is placing a lot of trust, belief in youth. and that's good for you yes, it's really nice to hear. some managers they may not feel brave to put the you then. i was so lucky to have poked at brighton and she really trusted me and played me from a really young age. it's really nice for her to have trust in use. it's our duty to show her what were about an put our best foot forward. what's up and like so far, the players in and around your?

juliet, good to have you here in a conversation, you and i have had, i can't count how many times following an incident like this, but let's talk about the specific circumstances here. one that stands out to me are those two people who took this gunman down. we often hear that mantra, run, hide, fight. right? if you can do nothing else, fight, and that appears what these two people did. may have made an enormous difference. >> yes, absolutely, and this is my most recent piece in the atlantic is that we are seeing more and more cases where i think we are beginning to rethink run, hide, fight. it's not for every circumstance but certainly if you look at pulse, if you look at the pulse nightclub, if you look at other incidents and then of course what happened at club q, that it was people who engaged the shooter that were able to minimize the harm. this is what we -- this is the world we live in in which the standard of success is that fewer people die. it was clear he, the killer, had ammunition to kill lots more people and he was stopped. so in these confined areas where there's no exit, you

juliet: this is what we have been waiting for, isn't it?ertainly that move that it will be eight days. but a huge move in terms of the reopening you have to remember that the reduction is what we saw in hong kong and singapore. it's the first lag to a full reopening. we've got the hen tseng up by 7.6%. you've got the korean wan rising 7%. that's the most since 2008. and a broad rally having their best day since march of 2020 before we started to see the impact of the covid-19 pandemic and the best weekly gain since march of 2020. let's have a look at some of these these reopening trade. cathay pacific is surging pardon the pun. we're seeing a lot of airlines well and cosmetics. we're looking at a lot of analysts. they're saying that they're cautious on the reopening, cautiously bullish. how investment groups are saying the fact that we start to see some easing from these covid zero warrants to be bullish. we do have to remember that there could be a challenging winter ahead so this reduction in quarantine, manus coming on the basket that au

on both sides of the conflict that his men who fought for russia was sent to the russian occupied juliet's region on sunday. fighting continues in the region with russian air strikes, targets, and power plants and key cities. elisa fired tear gas at protesters and whose capital demonstrators were marching to lima, calling for president federal castillo to resign. his fees and 6 investigations. and he complained to perform the attorney general walk, uses them, of heading to a criminal group. castillo denies the allegations, april. there. they look in no kidding in towns anyhow. authority say at least 19 of the $43.00 people on board on abilene died after it plunged into the waters of lake victoria. the weather turned back shortly before the plane was due to land. with just the top of the plane still above the root is of lake victoria. rescue was rushed to save. they still on board, emergency workers and bystanders used rapes to try to pull the aircraft from the water. while some passengers she'd be saved from any of these efforts came too late. this small regional pain plunged into africa's

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. >>> joining me the former homeland security official juliet chyme. juliet, let's listen more to briana tyler. >> yeah, he just started shooting throughout the entire break room and i watched multiple people just drop down to the floor, whether they were trying to duck for cover or they were hit. he just opened fire. he looked directly at me but he luckily miss the my head by like an inch or two. he just came around the corner and he just started shooting. the first person in his eyesight he shot him down and then next thing you know he started ringing throughout the entire break room and did not say a word. >> what are the questions at this moment from an inves investigative standpoint? clearly motive but the other thing that strikes me the jaweed at the top of the show and witness speaking in almost matter of fact tones about this. as if it's something they talk about all the time. >> right. i mean, it is part of our culture and a part of people who are in their 20s and 30s. we don't call them generation lockdown for nothing. the 20-year-olds like t

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neil franklin, and juliet kayyem, we certainly appreciate your giving us this context, this is a fluid moving story. we're not looking at live pictures coming from chesapeake, virginia. we can see the site has been certainly taped off. there are ambulances, there are police cars. police are looking relatively relax. we don't know what has taken place inside that walmart other than that there are multiple fatalities with multiple injuries after another mass shooting in the united states, this time in chesapeake, virginia a short time ago. please stay with us. we'll have much more on this breaking news story in just a moment. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vickcks vapostick. living with plaque psoriasis? otezla can help you achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla iassociated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla repo

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and juliet joins me now. juliet, it's great to see. what i read your piece with great interest. not run, hide, fight, then what? what is the solution? >> well, look, fighting was always the last resort. i think we just have to be honest about the evidence. and i just want to start with a beginning. we should be in a rational society we would not be having this conversation. how do you survive an ar attack in a confined area. that's essentially the conversation we're having. but if you're going to be judging success by fewer people dying, the evidence is starting to show that engagement with the killer, if you can't get out, because in these confined spaces you often can't, it can decrease the harm. it's at great peril to the person or people who are doing it, as we've seen in colorado, and as we've seen in other instances. so, why does this matter? because the run, hide, fight logo, or the slogan, everything people in my field believe that came out of 1999, begin with columbine, and that lessens was the kids should get out or they should hide. but what happened when they hid in

will broadcast the performance and rehearsals online, and in belarus today they are giving romeo and juliet staged by people's artist of the ussr, artistic director of the bolshoi theater valentin elizariev, his name has long become synonymous with our ballet for the anniversary of the master, the film crew of the tv news agency, prepared a film by elizarev, the story of the ascent of the talent epoch and people on which it relies in the work of the legendary choreographer, and today the stars of domestic and world art took part in the film. their rock and tsiskaridze boris eifman alexander efremov and many other honest thoughts out loud. uh, the most important thing to watch today at 8:00 pm is belarus one. here, the magical space is a place of execution for 26 years to receive such a bolshoi theater. let someone last that long, it's not easy. very expressive and memorable in gestures in motion in such an imprinted rhythm. he fights with an open visor. here is something don quixote, but this is our happiness, of course, there was a color film. it would be drama. it's so personal. save that

. >> juliet, i cannot wait for you to see the story that airs tonight at 7:00 of someone who survived hunger as a child and grew up to become a servant in our community . >> i love those stories. i will be here and watch? >> thank you to everyone there . >> we will check back with him and a little while. about a dozen silicon valley arc which the nonprofits are holding their own fundraiser called amplify the arts. they hope to raise $50,000 for those struggling to bounce back from the pandemic and facing higher cost to put on their shows because of inflation . >> now is the time to support and to keep the arts in our community and keep us strong and thriving and continuing to serve . >> if you would like to donate to amplify the arts fundraiser, we have posted more information at www.kpix.com . >>> hours ago a judge lifted a restraining order to stop the city from clearing apart . we have been reporting on the situation around columbus park for months. the city shut down its lodges homeless camp in the minetta flightpath. campers moved across the street to a vacant baseball field. and

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it's like his children, we rehearsed, in my opinion, romeo and juliet or swan lake, and he said, i bow to you, you are so fragile, you have such hard work. you're standing on those flanks, what's going on with your fingers ? and so i was so surprised that you started nikolayevich, after all. he has the image of such a, uh, rather tough person. and now, when he said this phrase, i understand that this person has everything and what they say about him, that he is severe and probably, there is some truth in this, he is e strict dad. uh, but you know, theater is fair in many ways, as in any creative team there is a lot of intrigue, a lot of envy, a lot of meanness and the ability to find the most important thing and prioritize and be fair. and this is very important. here he is a very reliable person. he has a very strong human moral a-a core. yes, he has one very bad trait that he explodes, he can offend a person with his scorpions. here he is, maybe sting. that's anyone and many do not forgive him. i will tell you one secret. it knows only a very close circle, but we keep saying that eve

. >> i want to bring in ronato and jewel yet juliet in a second. so sara, you brought us the news, seditious conspiracy charges, stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers, has been found guilty of seditious conspiracy. what about the other four defendants? >> reporter: okay, so we have just gotten the verdict for the other four defendants in the seditious conspiracy case. we are hearing the foreman says that kelly meggs, who was a member of the oath keepers, guilty. we are hearinging jessica watkins, not guilty. harlz, not guilty. in this case, stewart rhodes, who was -- is the founder of the oath keepers, guilty. and someone who they believe was one of his top lieutenants, kelly meggs, guilty in this case. by the way, kelly meggs' wife has also been brought up in charges. so this is a very interesting difference here. because, like i told you earlier, each of the defendants had a story about why they were there and what they were doing and whether or not they planned to forcefully stop the peaceful transfer of power. this changes things a bit

high-school english class, and listeno the kids talk about "to kill a mockingbird" or "romeo and juliet whether they realize it or not, they are revealing what scares them, what thrills them, the kinds of people they hate and love. so it is with us. what author's work have you returned to over and over? what lines do you know by heart? what albums have you been playing for years? these are the signals to the world and to ourselves about our values, about our intellectual and moral influences. nick hornby-- author of "high fidelity"

grandiose performance by shakespeare's tragedy for this year we have realized the idea of ​​romeo and juliet seemed to us, it is very timely for the youth. to give them the opportunity to survive through creativity a-a enmity and hatred, which leads to terrible consequences, but to give them hope that there is a force that conquers everything and this is love. the goal of the project is to unite the youth in the art of dance the event is organized with the support of the federal ministry of culture of the capital's department of culture exquisite music and outstanding choreography, in which each the movement is filled with a mysterious meaning at the bolshoi theater two ballet examples of champiano to the music of chopin and the large classical mouth of the ballet paquita to the music of minkus at once, painstaking work was done in the theater and the unique productions of the famous choreographers mikhail fokine and marius were restored, and boltaeva was one of the first to see the ballet such an impeccable, evoking delight among the choreographers themselves, carbolite is needed for the ch

juliet? looking forward to it. >>> coming up, local communities are showing their support for the historic demonstrations happening across china. >>> in china, protester calling out the country's president to resign over ongoing covid lockdown policies. it actually started with the tragic apartment fire together to hothvictims. you arvigilsin saansan jose maprotrs the covid restrictions kept firefighters from stopping the fire in time. it soon escalated into a widespread condemnation of china's communist ruling party. a live look now at our nations capital where the senate today passed landmark legislation protecting same-sex and interracial marriage. 12 republicans joined with democrats in supporting the bill. it now heads to the house for approval. it can be signed into law by the president. a federal jury has convicted both keepers founders stuart rhodes of seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6th the riot. jurors found rhodes guilty in the violent plot to overturn president

still a few showers are possible, juliet, through the rest of tonight. those are going to be very few and far between. again, a little rain here and there, eventually, adds up , and there are more rain chances next week, which i'll talk about in a few minutes. >> great start november. >> yes. >> thank you, paul. >>> memo, california is in an all-out russ to find ways to save the what we do have. in fact, this building in san francisco is one prime example of on-site treatment technology which allows residents to reuse 95% of their own water. >> no reason it should be taking freshwater from hetch hetchy to flush toilets in downtown san francisco. we can manufacture water on-site for non-drinking uses. >>> coming up at 7:00, we want to give you an up-close look at a system that's considered the future of water conservation. >>> in other news now, the man accused of beating paul pelosi inside their san francisco home last week faced a judge for the first time today.david depape pled not guilty to all state charges. now, no cameras were allowed inside the co

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not turn into propaganda for the destruction of the moral foundations of society, when the role of julietr example, is played by a gay man, the son of our festival , so that the myth is preserved. how art is from here, and now you have permission in the world to eat in reality, mockery, the order of the reverend heart of radonezh of the third degree was awarded to the people's artist of the republic of belarus vladimir kostyukhin. he noted in everything, to destroy even the memory of the victory over the nazis, but he will not succeed, it turns out, our grandfathers are our fathers. my father didn't finish them off. they were allowed into the world. show your grin. and kill kill torture my people my people in donbass my people lugansk near lugansk gold medals named after yuri levitan for outstanding contribution alexander sladkov andrey medvedev, it was levitan who on the radio read reports from the front and the orders of the supreme commander during the great patriotic war, it was he who announced the victory over the nazis in 1945 in memory of hitler’s personal enemy levitan was hitler

working on a dramatic episode of a joint play, my tragic tragic death , this girl in the play romeo and juliet will probably be a long time what you are treating so many times he i moved with my family, i hope we will wait for the de-occupation of the luhansk region for a short time and we are waiting to return home. we are able to work every day , we are able to create and communicate with the audience . and this is very, very, very expensive during the war . in the dressing room of every theater immigrant , photos of relatives in their free time thoughts only about home and the hope that it will be preserved before the liberation of this city and it is not known how they will retreat and what they will create there and whether they will return there luhansk theater has already been forced to change twice their registration in 2014, after the occupation of the regional center, they started everything for all-donetsk, but this year, everything they created in 8 years was again destroyed by the occupiers. in june 22, the luhansk theater in north donetsk, which we were rebuilding, was completely

it's disgusting to watch as a serbian film playwright noted today, when a man of our festival plays julietstage, is there something for us to preserve art? this wrong essence of the art of their great autodahs is the court of the art of the impossible and is not necessary change. noted today i work not only with russian directors of actors, but also awarded directors and actors from other countries with the order of st. sergius of radonezh of the third degree we awarded vladimir kostyukhin to the people's artist of the republic of belarus we are open to the whole world by the director who corresponds to our motto for moral deeds for exaltation the soul of man, and the vulgarity of the always permissiveness of blood, the vices of pathology, they have a place here. the 20th international theater forum golden knight was held from october 18 to november 26 summed up. of course, the organizers are glad that there are so many participants from different countries and hope that next year participants will join and from many western countries will show their performances. even if it is not possibl

romeo and juliet, and maths.aiting for three years to have surgery because of the effects of chemotherapy, which means she's in pain and has to have morphine. a carer�*s allowance is available. does it come anywhere near to providing the financial support you need ? as a carer each week, i think currently i get paid £67, so it doesn't go anywhere, literally. it doesn't even pay for a tank of fuel. i'd love to work. if anybody�*s got a job that they want to give to me, i'd love to do it. but it's how do you do it when you're constantly going to hospitals? you don't know what's going to happen day to day. the government says it's making almost £300 million available to unpaid carers to provide short breaks and respite services as well as additional advice and support. it says progress is also being made in tackling covid—related hospital delays, with almost all two year waits for treatment eliminated. but for suzanne and her family, there are difficult months ahead. it's the perfect storm, you know, literally, with

other people also come here to relax and spend some time, i pay attention to the unusual costumes of juliet one of the guests told us that we look like doctors, well, the bath heals. this is not a joke, literally the day before yesterday. we had guests as a manly man and cured. he himself said, so you saved me from a phobia from a phobia. yes, he was afraid of waltz since childhood, he was afraid. bath. i was in our bathhouse, he said, i really understood that the bathhouse is relaxation. relax. they stress some where there's crazy temperatures. so let's heal welcome. in the bath, according to technology, everything enters the steam room three times, but at the same time without overheating heat. warming up exceptionally smooth healthy mode healthy mode. this is when many people are warm, we warm up our legs as much as possible, start warming up, we always could, and cover our heads with cold vinnies, dip them in cold water and constantly cool them so hot guys hit in the face, breathe easier, which means you can spend more time in the steam room and it is better to warm up. mash how is andr

however, in juliet's view, and even more powerful influence than traditional market is around neighbors, coworkers, or the people we follow on mine. in today's video, i'm going to show you everything i pulled from primer on my most recent brain. when you see other people who got a new phone that has a better camera, it's bigger, it does all these things that your phone doesn't do, even if it's still working, people are gonna want that new one. so there's a sort of performance in social obsolescence. it's less that it, but the thing is gonna just break down, which is the old idea of planned absolute obsolescence. it's a much more sophisticated version of it today. the point of building obsolescence into products is to create demand. something that justifies continuous buying in the sphere of luxury goods to generating demand isn't enough. so called exclusive brands have to be able to justify steep prices. so since a scarcity is needed in 2018 client brand debris incinerated $35000000.00 of unsold clothes precisely to manufacture that shortage of goods. what's remarkable about the transfo

i am juliet. rishaad: fed officials are opene hikes.a test of beijing's attempt to curb outbreaks. with the book of genesis set a one this to raise cash. you can see juliet there. party struggling to strike a deal. we have a hang seng which is down. that is affecting stocks related to that. we're also looking at what the federal reserve officials have been saying about interest rate hikes. on top of that, we have seen the dollar strength of late abating if you will. the dollar index is down. this is 3/10 of 1% after the big gains we saw in the last 24 hours. we have the open elsewhere. we have the said opening there. we have the indian market some 45 minutes away. the nifty indicating on the futures up. the dollar strengthening by 2/10 of 1%. we have that judy print yesterday were suggested tourism arrivals and the like are bolstering the economy. >> china daily covid infections are the highest on record with officials facing the challenges of getting outbreaks under control without a one-size-fits-all covid zero restriction policy. let

petersburg, a student of yulia kulibanova, will skate in a free program to the soundtrack of romeo and juliet, a story that never gets bored. well, we are getting closer and closer to the free programs and ksenia sinitsyna veronica and the metova and, of course, camilla valiev. well, now, uh, the story of enmity uh of two families and at the same time, as in everything, there is a balance of the love story, but now here it is love. it seems to me that there definitely exists between a coach and a student without this love without sympathy for each other, unlimited support. undoubtedly, the results are impossible, i was also worried about victoria, e. nesterova. i will explain why. because both tatiana lenina and yulia kulibanova. they played a part in my life, uh, role in mine. in some kind of progress, because before i entered the service of alexei nikolaevich mishin, these two young beautiful girls trained me, but now we are returning to what happened on ice. unfortunately, there were a few blots, but now here is the largest one on your screens. uh. i have already spoken in previous broadca

after the first day of the competition, takes sixth place skates in a free skate under romeo and juliethat she did it i dealt with my nerves first. we have already talked many times and will always talk about this, what can be done in training. uh, a huge margin of safety, but it can all evaporate. as as the tournaments approach. well, in particular , you go out on this ice and see thousands of people, but do you see the public? ah, the judges and that's it, and there are wadded legs and it can go wrong a lot, but this is not about victoria, but victoria came out and at some point, well, at the beginning it was very easy. everything worked out, and then it was difficult, but i did it anyway. a bank trusted by more than 25 million people. a person admires his clients and all participants in the competition for everyone who has proven himself on this ice. tinkoff does not want to stop there and only move forward. she skated very confidently in her free program. victoria nesterova seems to understand that now she has to prove, including to herself and to the audience and, of course, a spec

and well, joe biden, himself, they're trying to gain last minute. voters in juliet's in illinois. they both got a tough job. it seems like 10 out from the mcarthur. he's an associate professor at the university of maryland school of public policy. as she says, it's difficult to imagine any scenario where the republicans don't make significant gains. certainly in the house, it appears that democrats are in trouble and that we will see republican gains in the house. it's less clear what's gonna happen in the state. it is, there are some really hot congested races, like in georgia, like in pennsylvania. so that remains to be seen, but certainly it looks like the pattern will hold, that democrats will move the house this november, you know, by essentially elaine president, i mean, you've seen it before. what republicans can do if they maintain control over both chambers is block legislative judicial appointments. they can lie block other kind of executive appointment. they certainly can make it extremely difficult. impossible for any part of joe by legislative agenda, democratic legis

to pay for transport services in the company, without hesitation romeo waiting for a meeting with julietoff the bill for 6.000 dollars in the subsequent transport company sent him various notices about the need to make money. the victim did not understand the purpose of more than half of the payments. however, he still committed them when the man spent all his savings. and he told this to his friend, despite this girl. she asked to find more money for her to purchase a special vacation form, cashless, with which she would not be able to leave the country, just at that time the victim received an e-mail return notification of the same parcel, the country of the sender without explaining the reasons, then the minsker realized that he had been deceived and immediately applied to the police , it should be noted that they were loved for the delivery of things . he paid in total more than 20,000 us dollars on the fact of fraudulent actions committed on an especially large scale by the central city of minsk, the regional department of the investigative committee initiated a criminal case. i wil

hooligan, and his mary only dream of becoming the direct best of the classical ballets cinderella and julietwever, it turned out to be a hooligan and yuri posokhov like this, for example the famous french dance looks like the new nutcracker - it is also the rejection of patterns, along with a toy army and the dazzling beauty of the seas in love. here the live language of dance wins. in the end, this new year's fairy tale is given to us by one of the best ballets in the country. kristina leveeva boris leonov mikhail fedorov alexei shishkin tatyana bodrova and sergey levashov channel one that's all, follow the time and stay up to date , and now the program is on the first channel tonight. tonight we feel the people's artist in russia irina petrovna, dear miroshnichenko. hello my beloved friends who came today for my birthday. thank you so much. for me. this is a great joy. hello dear viewers. she has an amazing figure. do you have anyone? do you want to marry me? i want to have dinner with you on a date. because

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