." >>> seth doane morning leans into the tilting towers of italy. >> reporter: italy's leaning tower.t one. >> it's really leaning. >> yes, it is, from the beginning. >> reporter: dating back to medieval times, towers showed wealth and power. but that was centuries ago. >> what made you say we have to close this down, we have to do something? >> that other leaning italian tower ahead on "sunday morning." >>> also this morning, with a supreme court agreeing this past week to rule on donald trump's claims of presidential immunity, erin moriarty will take a closer look at the many trials of former president trump. >>> robert costa tells us about some surprising works of modernist mark rothko, now on display in washington. >>> conor knighton takes note of multi-talented musician jacob collier. >>> plus, a look back at the memorable movies of hollywood's ed zwick. we will have a story from steve hartman and more on this first sunday morning of a new month, march 3rd, 2024. and we'll be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - it's so fun to watch jessica in this space. - this is a look at those clouds

lean in to it. lean in.re eating soup and say yes, i'm bad with names and i walk like a toldler with a full diaper. >> martha: oh, boy. tough to take on a monday morning, bret, for the white house. >> yeah. that "new york times" sienna poll was an eye opener. it was. some of those numbers, there wasn't a positive thing in any of those numbers for president biden and his campaign. if you look at that and realize how big an issue the age issue is for the biden campaign and you look at it as he's 81, it's not going to get better as far as his ability to convince the american people that he's somehow different. he is who he is to bill maher's point. and if you look at those numbers, they're going to have to do something. drastic to change the trajectory. each matches poll numbers that we've seen across the board. >> martha: all right. we look forward to tomorrow night. great to have you here this afternoon. thanks very much. good to see you. >> sure. >> martha: so bret and i will be anchoring the special coverag

there is a reason that he's leaning very forward... i did sa the he's leaning very forward... the other night _ he's leaning very forward... i did say the other night he _ he's leaning very forward... i c c say the other night he has a hedge fund manager that has a 30 billion stake in tiktok. shortly after that they seem to have a different opinion about it. i don't know whether that is behind it but it might seem to reason. elise is right, the way politicians use it is fascinating. you've gotjoe biden standing his kitchen on tiktok for that we've got grant shops in kyiv using tiktok. michelle donald r sign secretary who is using it, appearing in an american—style yearbook. and yet all say it should be banned from governments computers and tablets. inaudible. are you muted, paul? politicians on the side of the pond are as _ politicians on the side of the pond are as conflicted _ politicians on the side of the pond are as conflicted about _ politicians on the side of the pond are as conflicted about tiktok- politicians on the side of the pond are as conflicted about tiktok as i

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we become. into the castle, lift up, we lean forward, our knees are straight, we can bend our back atraight, our feet are completely on the floor, we rise up, watch the breakfast of the champion program on our tv channel. i want to introduce you to my family, here ’s my wife, svetlana vladimirovna, my daughter anna maria, here’s my son ilya, my wife, she’s belarusian, we met when she was working. my plan was to return to syria, work in the foreign ministry, become a diplomat and so on, so i thought, no, i won’t be here when i saw sveta, my friend ammar was next to me, i say, amar, do you see this girl? uh, i ’ll come up and introduce myself, she will be my wife, he looked at me and said: so you are the grooms, i say, i don’t know, you will see, and indeed that’s what happened, when we met feras, he had a dream about that i bake bread, i bake bread, i knead the dough, my grandmother pours raisins into this dough, and says knead, knead, it will turn out to be a good pie, yes, that is - that is, i finish kneading, that’s it, put it in the oven, all. it worked out, but i thought it was a

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this manufacturing tax credit, they always leaned in and go forward. are you going to go off script? no. [laughing] i mean that's not going to happen. what is this, like my sixth time? of course i'm going tof go off script. does i hope a little that in getting the right messages in that i'm reading the room. and if you can do that, what to tell you it's not as easy as i hope i'm making a look right now.gh [laughing] it's hard and he told hard for someone who's trying to find a fun doing it. imagine what it's like helping deliver a speech and of the country where they don't speak english. i am a real challenge consulates give the folks running my teleprompter a round of applause. [applause] it's not easy. so i'm about ready to hit the first word, hang on one more second. we want, we want the tools that are working in the federal government, and a note that it's your travel, i know it's your getting businesses talking to you about relocating here, that the tax credits, the investment that the shared responsibility in economic success is making a differen

i'm leaning. leaning away from you. but you're leaning>> jes.rli >> charlie arnold is an outkick host. hav >> so have you ever been fired e on the day you were hired? >> i actually have not. not yet. well, you're doing a great job. hopefully that never happens. but this was not a great start to the mosquut thit e lemn relationship. >> no, it wasn't. and you look at don lemon o and the golden opportunity was given. he was fired from cnn, abysmalp. ratings. no one wanted to hire him. elon musk has the power to blo w up people's brands. he said, we'll give you a sponsored show. come w a on, speak your your tr. >> write whatever whatever side of the argument want to take. feel free. what's the first thing he does? he gets on there, disparages thingrage elon musk, an ex. not a good move. m e, you know, lik and then runs to cnn, of course, to do his first interview. itdo his. just reminds me of a student or a kid who goes up on theirt own and realizes they can't cut it and then runs back to live with their parents in their basement n k to afterwards.

janelle: san francisco's millennium tower is now shored up and shouldn't lean any further to one side, but new tests show it might be sinking somewhere else instead. harry poulos: with all tall buildings, there is a tendency for the center to settle more than the edges. janelle: silicon valley labs using lasers to turn up the heat to 180 million degrees. steve wang: if we can produce abundant energy, that's how we're gonna change the world. janelle: is nuclear fusion the next gold rush? janelle: thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. we start this evening in the south bay with a fleet of public transit cars that remained parked in the same spot for years until we reported it. within a few weeks, this happened... the cars are now being prepped for auction. nbc bay area investigative reporter candice nguyen first broke this story, and tonight shows us the transit agency's quick response. candice nguyen: i sat down with the chair of vta's board who's also a county supervisor. she tells me the board had no idea of these taxpayer-funded vehicles wasting away until they saw our investi

and lean down., our feet are completely on the floor, we rise up, watch the champion’s breakfast program on our tv channel, let us love you like a vegetable on the field. like a young bird that flocks above the crayfish, like a patched bird that is alive in the wild, may you love it. "let me love you for the song that i hear, for the loud laughter that is so sweet i say, for clear eyes, for my young soul, may i love you, may i love you for the bright hours that you give me every now and then, for my dear daughter. let me love you.

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into it. >> he leaned into it, and he has to.ople are talking about. i think to avoid it. it would be a mistake. >> just before the president protesters took to the capitol to speak out on in gaza and demand a cease fire. protesters held up banners condemning the president's handling of the conflict. pro-palestinian demonstrators have been critical ofúwhat they say is president biden's inability to broker a cease fire. congresswoman barbara lee from the east bay has echoed many of those concerns, and she says after the president's speech tonight, more needs to be done. >> i think he gave enough attention. i don't think he went far enough. it's unacceptable for the world. and i think he spneeds to use the leverage of e united states to, bring an end to this so that the diplomatic path, a political path, can be put forth that ultimately would lead to a two state solution and forúpeace and security for the israelis and the palestinian people. >> congresswoman lee went on to say there was a sense of optimism and enthusiasm among demo

they've got these then the tower tops out at just 48 meters and lean sharply. now there is real concern. the towers may collapse up with us and such as your locals have a bad feeling about it. it's really painful to see such an important historic monument in such a poor condition with someone. you know, i've lived here many years and over the course of time, i've seen the tower tilting further and further. it's a really important symbol of fun. you. we help with my stay that way and won't have to be torn down a 75 to ensure that doesn't happen. the city council has even brought 70 year old engineer of that fellow bruni out of retirement. the expert on both towers. she leads the restoration committee. she's headed to the construction site together with her colleague phillip or for loni bruni knows there are 2 main reasons why the tower is thinking it's suffering from a disease it's had since birth. it was so bad that a 100 years after its construction was started. when it reached a height of 60 meters, 12 meters has to be taken off because it was already startin

leaning, he is leaning into january 6. i don't think it's a move of desperation. i think he knows that most of the country is tired of talking about january 6. he knows that biden is going to rightly hit him for attacking our democracy. he's trying to block that in his going to lean into january 6 and he's going to lean into the violence because let's be real, this election is going to be decided by a handful of people in a few states. he knows that. is going to lean into this thing. this is not desperation. >> okay, fair enough, and what did you think of clarence thomas not following suit and constraining himself the way stephen breyer did? >> look, i believe in a conservative court but i don't believe in an activist court. this is an activist court. clarence thomas is not just a conservative justice, he is an activist. there should be no place for that on the court and he should've restrained and excused himself. >> chuck, what is your reaction to the former justice's comment as our democracy hangs in the balance? >> our democracy is just as strong as our belief

we lean down, and again we maintain it.of the champion program on our tv channel. good morning belarus. and we say good morning to you again. good morning, beloved country. on our calendar we have march 28, which is thursday. tatyana matusevich and ekaterina antonova continue to wake up with you today. and now in the company of a russian dj with a world one. we are pleased to welcome to our morning studio the ida international dance music awards nominee alexander popov. hello, alexander. hello sasha. it seems to me that some kind of music was supposed to sound here, but we were not prepared. good morning, good morning. glad to see you. you know, this is not your first time in belarus, tell us how our capital greeted you once again. i always return to minsk with great joy; in fact, one of my favorite cities, always so clean, cozy, beautiful. in your city, we are now preparing the next event, i hope it will take place in may or june, and for this reason, i came to minsk once again. in general, you outlined the purpose of the

>> it is helpful to lean into it for another reason as well.bitcoin came along i looked at that technology i was not good events. i always go to my mom and say when you use this will this help you? she could not see the value. when it looks at ai we said this creates real value. and it also made me believe as a business, not only for the ipo, but as a business we have to lean in and encourage everyone to lean into this, and i sincerely believe that if you look 12 months from now you are going to see ai tigers or companies, we will see companies that have really ingrained ai at the core of their business will move much faster, there will be more agile, so from an ipo perspective obviously that is important, and we have met the criteria that we set out for ourselves to ipo. tom: it happens this year? >> i hope we will be able to make it quite soon. tom: new york? >> that is not decided yet. obviously the u.s. is our largest market by revenue. we have five consecutive quarters of profitability, and that was the criteria we set out for the ipo. peo

me against me, yes, they leaned me down, they called, my father opens the door, i fall on him, i falln , it was a terrible thing, what could have happened next , well, i remember, he screamed “i’ll kill”, he killed himself, my mother said, look at this rug, it ’s hard to imagine you, you’re like an actor in the imperial theaters, so respectable, and you had a different attitude towards life , and there was some kind of overestimation of value, i’m very i thanked my mother, mentally, mentally , that she, in general, somehow defended my honor, the officer could have killed me, in general, my father, because he was beside himself, he shouted, idochka, idochka, “i told you, his i can’t let go, for some reason i suddenly began to treat her in a special way, i listen and think that the birthday of conscience may not always coincide with the birthday of the bearer, no, this could be one of the birthdays, probably a child, when he understands that he can cause more suffering to the parent than the parent to him, at this moment, perhaps some kind of contact occurs, well, yes , it’s very diffic

[laughter] don't try to deny the age thing, lean into it. lean and.e you're eating soup. just admit it, say yes, i am back with names and i walk like a toddler with a full diaper. i say, he should let his old fart flag fly. [laughter] >> katie, i got a white house reaction, cleanup on aisle three and if you been in too hard, you're not just cleaning to a grave. this is kj p what she has to say on this cognitive test. >> the president doesn't need a cognitive test, because not my assessment, that is the assessment of the president doctor, also the assessment of the neurologist. he passes the cognitive test everyday. everyday as he moves from one topic to another topic understanding the granular liver of these topics, he saw him talk about a fighting crime today. tomorrow he'll go to the border. >> this is the extent, this is from the white house from kevin o'connor, this is the extent of the cognitive verification. he says he continues to be fit for duty and fully execute all response abilities without exemptions or accommodations. thankfully the presi

lean in, lean in like your eating soup.t it, say yes, i'm bad with names and i walk like a toddler with a full diaper. be yourself and joe, yourself is old. [ laughter ] that is who you are. [ applause ] old. >> jesse: -- you fell down the stairs of the underground railroad, you were sold your bad kid with the drug problem at 54. >> jesse: democrats disagree over if his fdr or a baby with a dirty diaper, other suggest that you have to call in the military >> 30 to be general campaign where the generals who have worked with him need to turn to the american public intern to camera and say you don't understand how scary this can be. we really can go over a cliff here, get people scared. >> jesse: incentive 51 cia guys, will go 51 generals beating the metals off their chest. how does the biden campaign plan on closing? ready? the focus we'll be overwhelming on democracy. i think the biggest images in people's minds are going to be of january sixth, biden is not gonna run on policy, he's gonna run on january 6. anything for nove

we stand, clasp our hands, raise up, lean forward, knees straight, you can bend your back a little, lean the breakfast of the champion program on our tv channel. the lasso is wonderful, we are friends, we have such a respectful attitude towards each other, this instrument is a czech regerklos, it was installed by special order in the st. sophia cathedral in 1985, acousticians came, studied the acoustics of the st. sophia cathedral and the instrument, in principle , is ideal - for our st. sophia cathedral, this is such a medium-sized instrument, that is, it has three manuals, which are played with the hands, a foot keyboard, a pedal keyboard, uh, where they play with the heel, the toe, uh, in general, there can be different combinations, our organ has 48 registers , these are 48 voices that, uh, sound in different colors, there is, for example, a beautiful one: a flute on the third manual, there is a wonderful oboe, also on the third manual, there is a wonderful cromhorn, or also an english horn. on the first manual we have a trumpet voice, very beautiful on the whole st. sophia cathedral

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lean into it. lean in. lean in like you're eatingn, sop . >> just admit it. say yes. i'm bad with names i'm and. i walk like a toddler with a full diaper. be yourselwith fulf. >> and joe yourself is old. that's who you are all you once fell down the stairs of the underground railroad. >> you're so of e old. you're a bad kid with a drug problem. it's 54. >> while democrats over biden's fdr, a baby with a dirty diaper, othersy suggest callinl the military and there needs to be a general campaign where these generals who wor bk t with him need to turn to theubli american public and turn to camera and say, you don'tcary understand how scary this can be, really can go overs can clif here, get people scared out of people. >> so instead of 51 cia guys,, l we're going to go 51 generalses. beating the medals off their chest. >> how does the biden campaign plan on closing the will be overwhelming on democracy. i think the biggest images in people's minds are going to be of january's minds t sixts so biden's not going to run on policy. gonna run january 6th. and he thinks in nov

i think i would lean towards donald trump, >> who would you vote for >> i leaned toward trump's. >> who would you vote for? >> i this is not a fair question, gary, it's picking the between the worst of two evils and that's what bobby was talking if you go for four years ago, i voted for biden, but don't actually would vote for trump if you really pushed me into a corner, but thank god, those aren't the options. >> so you wouldn't vote for trump fill possibility. >> i would only because i'm very for anti-establishment and that's what bobby is. he's anti-establishment without all the baggage. he's going to restore trust and transparency to our federal institutions because he's a man of integrity who has honore and you his honest when asked you the same question, who would you vote for if rfk junior weren't running trump-biden or somebody who i was still on a sighted, but i would have to lean towards trump. >> let's see, your son >> decided this year though you're correct. so you're just here. i'm just i'm open-minded, but trump would be the candidate and so that binary choice here, that a

we need to lean into this issue. >> go ahead. >> we need to lean into this issue.ed to lean into this issue and talk about the bipartisan compromise that exists already. we need to take this issue and make it our own, proposed this moderate bipartisan solution. if the republicans finally go along, great, we will move the country forward. if we don't go along, me and the president and everyone else can say, are you just playing politics? are you just trying to weaponize this issue for political purposes? the american people will see right through that. >> in 2022, as you are very familiar, the new york house races swung control of congress, and not in a good way. democratic candidates, i spent some time up there with some candidates, were absolute pummeled, as you know, on immigration, but also on crime. you ran directly into that issue. talk to me about crime and how democrats should be talking about that issue, specifically in new york where there are a lot of competitive races coming up this fall. >> i think whether it's immigration or crime or the cost of living

forward, knees straight, you can bend your back a little, lean down, too, again save knees straight,t fully on the floor, rise up, see the program tomorrow. we have spent a short time in the new day and we are working on this music, music, what a thick inside of our skin we have. yana pausyul, at the sons, at the young ones. skiing, sledding, cinema, cocoa, winter - the best time to catch up with everything that you put on the back burner, your to-do list during the cold season. everyone chooses what is closest to their hearts to while away the long winter evenings, the desperate go to the mountains, the lazy spend their time watching tv, etc. i also wouldn’t mind spending december in front of the silver screen, but restless producers once again force you to get off the couch. this equestrian club near minsk is in unprecedented demand among residents of the capital. there are countless advantages. the complex is steps away from the city, clean air, communication with animals. adults and children come here tirelessly, and the presenter also stopped by. since then, the ecuadorian is af

always lean in and go forward. last night when i was practicing, they asked if i was going to go off script and i said no. [laughter] gov. grisham: that's not going to happen. is this my sixth time? of course i will go off script. because i hope a little but i'm getting the right message across . if you can't -- it's not as easy as i hope by making it look right now. it's hard and it's really hard for somebody who's trying to find this while i'm doing it. imagine what it's like helping me deliver a speech in another country when i don't speak english. i am a real challenge let's give the folks running my telethon a round of applause. [applause] it's not easy. i am about ready to hit that first word delivery, hang on a second. we want the tools that are working in the federal government. as you travel, i know as you are getting businesses were talking here about relocating here that the tax credits, the investments , the shared responsibility and economic success is making a difference. make no mistake that these co

they'll lean into the history of these presidents.s been a little tense, jon, how much biden wants these other presidents in the spotlight particularly obama, he's done some events but right now what we see there is the cash advantage has continue to build. if they can potentially expand the maps and senate races are more competitive -- hillary clinton had a cash advantage, too, and trump won that. not taking advantage. >> more confidence among democrats than perhaps a month ago. the race is going to be tight. josh, thank you as always. >>> thanks to all of you for getting up way too early with us on this wednesday morning. "morning joe" right now. >>> everyone needs a bible if their home. my favorite book, lot of people's favorite book. this bible is reminder that the biggest thing we have to bring back

, lean down, again keep your knees straight, feet fully on the floor, rise up.st champion. our tv channel. gradually, top athletes learned about tatyana’s method; her system helped them not only reach new heights in physical training, but also recover from serious injuries, which are almost unheard of in professional sports... tatyana is still improving her system, constantly learning and researching , tries, implements. there are people who do not strive for anything, they are satisfied with everything, they go with the flow, look how many children's coaches, they remain children's coaches, how many athletes are involved in sports and don’t achieve anything, internal energy, motivation, internal goals, your dreams, plans, when you started working, i gave it my all... no energy, many illnesses. instead of sugar , fresh berries, instead of pork, meat, rabbit, lots of healthy fats, avocado, nuts. fish and no snacks between the three main meals. tatyana has studied the issue of nutrition thoroughly and follows a rather strict system herself. she says: how can i giv

with lean manufacturing.to do that at danaher, and i brought it over here, and we've transformed this company in a way that we do things as efficiently as we can, and we empower our team to be able to do that. >> it's very funny because when we went over, you said oh, my god, it's danaher business systems. big position for my travel trust. standard business systems is about doing -- go ahead, describe because it's a remarkable way of doing business it's not like anybody else. >> and it's actually hard to do. i mean, the tools are all available to anybody on the internet really what it is, jim, it's the best associate engagement tool out there. you're empowering people to fix the work that they're doing. i'm not doing this it's my team that's doing this it's everybody on the plant floor, when they see something wrong, they have the tools to fix it >> right >> and it's a really fun place to work when you do that >> now, you've got to be on the lookout for acquisitions because you want to be in every nook and cr

he's going to lean into this. this is not desperation. >> what did you think of clarence thomas not following suit and constraining himself the way stephen breyer did? >> i believe in a conservative court but i don't believe in an activist court. this is an activist court. clarence thomas is not just a conservative, he's an activist. there should be no place for that in the court and he should have restrained himself and excused himself. >> same to you, what is your reaction to the farmer justices comments as our democracy hangs in the balance? >> our democracy is just as strong as our belief in our democracy. when regular voters i talked to all the time see what the court does, especially clarence thomas , and what his wife has been accused of and to mr. walsh's point of there be an activist judge folks don't like that. this used to be a solemn place. i can walk down to the supreme court. this place is beautiful. we should honor and respect that place and they should never have anything to do with politics. it sh

forward, knees are straight, we can bend our back a little, we lean down, again we also keep our kneesise up, see the program breakfast of the champion on our tv channel, children's curiosity and genuine interest, hello everyone, in exactly a minute a hero will come to us who will answer everything, absolute honesty, sincere emotions of the hero. when i go out on stage, i know roughly what awaits me, here i am completely in the dark, i’m very worried, i’m worried, is this similar to the excitement before going on stage? yes, a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from the younger generation. can your voice break a glass? no, no, it’s probably possible to make a glass like the one from mine voices will break, but so far... i haven’t met anyone like this, let’s just say, irina, are you lucky in love, did you manage to meet your prince, oh, of course you’re lucky, of course you’re lucky, i’m just unlucky for a long time, for some reason , see the project 100 questions for adults on the belarus 24 tv channel . the cathedral is a three-nave, two-vested basilica with tran

we stand, clasp our hands, lift them up, lean forward, knees straight, you can bend your back a little our feet fully on... let's go up, watch the champion's breakfast program on our tv channel, they are dedicated to their work, oh, the comfort is the soul of art, it is not just high-quality fabric, it is living fabric, because it consists of 50% or 100% wool, ours work is an art, creating high quality fabrics. germany, mom, they need an au pair. your task is to please her, it won't be easy, but you have dignity. i believe that the only relatives we have are those who are close in class. my father. characteristics, these are children, all with the status of children, disabled people, over the years of the center’s functioning, about 26,000 children have been rehabilitated, this year we can please our society, because this year we have a record, 1,303 children have been rehabilitated in a year, eight children have we went on our own and 10 of our children ’s disabilities were lifted; every year we put 10, 11, 12 children on their feet. this is an achievement, yes, this is an achievement

both legs at once , no, you have to drag, yes, drag a little, once, well, the leg lags behind, you leanre, so, you see, while the leg is dangling, but just like that a little do it with your pelvis, yeah, okay, okay, come on here, so, with your pelvis, move. it works, by the way, in our very first lesson his pelvic organs turned on, there are no abs, so we need to do it, come on, come on, yes, more, more, more, more, look, come on, come on, come on, yes, well , as if, in your arms, in your arms, here, one more time, one, go, two, here, turn it on, press, press, turn it on, well done, just a little bit at a time. per milligram, but your task will be like this, i understand, strengthen everything, exhale, let’s go, here, let’s push, pull up, here, here, here, here, here, come on, here, here, lean on your hands, you his arms are strong, okay, good, well, well, i think that we have decided on the position of rehabilitation, today his leg is straight, with the help of the simulator, of course, he will already have rubber bands... he will start walking, her pelvis will work, that thank you al

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fresh fruit and lean meat isn't it?es are empty calories which are so much more readily available, and are so much cheaper. that is issue, isn't it? i available, and are so much cheaper. that is issue, isn't it?— that is issue, isn't it? i think that is exactly _ that is issue, isn't it? i think that is exactly right. - that is issue, isn't it? i think that is exactly right. to - that is issue, isn't it? i think that is exactly right. to give | that is issue, isn't it? ithink. that is exactly right. to give one example of how that plays out in the uk, 1000 calories of unhealthy processed food would cost less than half of 1000 calories of healthy food. thatjust goes to show that for many people, healthy food will now be unattainable. this is why bc obesity now in such a dominant form of malnutrition. the obesity now in such a dominant form of malnutrition.— of malnutrition. the number of adults class — of malnutrition. the number of adults class of _ of malnutrition. the number of adults class of underweight - of malnutr

, lean down, again keeping your knees straight, feet are completely on the floor, we rise up.the nineties, the generation grew up on western liberal values, europe is not christian, there is no idea there, only money, there must be an idea. it is not very difficult to change their attitudes, because the consciousness of any person is conservative, everything must be checked, it is necessary think, you need to understand what is happening, if specific archetypes of political behavior, religious behavior have formed there, it is very difficult to correct it, now we are doing well, but it will be even better, and if we win, defeat humanity, all reasonable humanity is looking at you and me , tell me the project. be quiet, don’t miss new episodes on the belarus24 tv channel. live news, lyudmila kazak is with you, good afternoon, watch this episode.

we stand, clasp our hands, lift them up, lean forward, knees straight, you can bend your back a littledown, again keeping our knees and straight feet. stand completely on the floor, go up, watch the breakfast of the champion program on our tv channel. the tv news agency is open access; we have no secrets from our people. the belarusian capital has come and gone. so, the points have been carefully chosen, and... the consequences are clear to you all. flowers, like music, jump into life throughout the world. they make us happy both on the streets of our beloved city and at home. ale dze kupit іkh? there's a kvetak store here. no, here you are a good merchant and a good bouquet. dazvoltse, why aren’t these bouquets falling for you? so. ale da vesennykh prychosak patraben i vesenniye mood. kali weasel, the young ones from the flower gardens of minsk were sleeping. today in minsk the republican party will celebrate the spring-summer day, developed ateliers of the individual pashivu. madelais from 1959 have a smooth beach line, moderate length, and laconic shapes. it's clear for the magician

for example, i can almost do it while sitting, my husband made me these beds at such a height, so i lean plant with the other hand, there i’m loosening, scorching, but it doesn’t work, it’s the excess weight that immobilizes you, not the excess weight, but my belly, last year. in the winter i noticed that when you come to the bathhouse and your stomach just sits down and he sits on his knees, right on his knees, well, it wasn’t always natural to get better at all, when you started not at the age of 23, i gave birth to a son, during pregnancy i gained 13 kg, everything returned to normal, and before giving birth, how much did you weigh? 78, i was like this until the year ninety-seven. until i was 32 years old, for 9 years i was at this weight, then , it means that my uterine fibroids grew very quickly, benign, i had to have it removed, and during this time i, this is how the fibroids grew, i gained 14 kg, but in in november the district hospital decided to remove it for me. this means the fibroid and the uterus are together, i prepared everything, i passed all the tests, everything that w

now i’ll show you how to make lean caesar sauce.salad is ready, spring is coming, spring is on its way. our good, cheerful morning continues. let's talk about money right now. in everyday life we ​​often say a bank card and mean a bank account, well , on the contrary, but this is far from the same thing. and if, for example, your card is blocked, well , god forbid, of course, this does not mean that your account is also blocked. in general, now we will deal with this. it’s easy to open a bank account without a card, but it’s the other way around. it’s impossible, a bank account is probably some kind of account in a bank about how much money you have in your account, and a bank card is a kind of intermediary between you, as an individual , and the bank, and several cards can be linked to this account , name , pay, transfer money , withdraw from an atm, if you enter the pin code incorrectly three times in a row, the bank will block the card, or if the card owner considers the transactions dubious, if he suddenly loses the plastic card

another left-leaning d.a.hat wanted to go after trump now is up against -- i don't know, is it free speech? what is she up against with the first department she would rather have be quiet while she talks? >> this may surprise you. i have been a vocal critic against james since he ran for the new york attorney general's position. the case she brought against trump was excessive and abusive and politically motivated but i don't agree with shouting down speakers. we see this happen on campuses all the time called deplat forming. it is not an exercise of free speech to keep others from speaking or listening. so i think that there is a basis to say look, you've got to follow the rules here. you can protest but not stop others from speaking. if she was wise she would tell the fire department just let this one go. the emotions are running very, very high and in this case maybe some restraint would be advised. >> harris: i caught what you said there. this is about everybody else in the room who might have been trying

in good physical shape, he needs to improve his physics, he is getting tired. very quickly, so he leansctually has no boxing skills, but there are jars on his hands that came from nowhere, and for this, thanks should be given to the skillful photographer soazik dela mosanya, who has been working with macron for a long time, judge for yourself how it is correct to photograph a man who wants to seem like a jock, but is not, firstly, black and white photography, it better emphasizes the veins and relief, even if he is no, secondly, the model must warm up. before appearing in the frame, you need the right lighting, the right poses and a little retouching , and it’s possible that you captured the moment, yes, it ’s about capturing such an emotional moment, if it’s his photographer, he already knows it and the angles, how to catch it, from what angle angle, this is the work of the photographer, this is not his work, tension, the hand may look like this, it is in the first angle we see it first, because of this it also seems to us that it is larger, and what a shame it must be... happy beckoni