is it possible to damage the lens while putting on the lens while putting on the lens to damage the lensle the lens is on top of the eye on the cornea the lens inside is your patient, beloved and loving mikhail muromov well, what did mikhail yegorchik konovalova and mikhail muromov leave such a wonderful position, and themselves briefly appeared, and then we continue the dark spots of your biography, the older we are, the more options we have for appearance. these are the foci of accumulation of ugly, unpleasant melanocytes that give us extra years of age . the vtb team will be the first to offer a solution to the school, the dad will have to live for a month without gatherings on friday, dear, we live in the city center with a card for every day from a reliable bank. order a free otp card and get 1,000 rubles. cashback 2% for everything you are used to and utility bills without commission. order a free vtb card right now, switch to vtb, everything will work out. each other is directed against the heat and pain all passed together. we are strength double strength, ibuxies double strength

, he was the first to come up with such a thing that with the help of a lens a lens.particular. water can change the refraction can enlarge the image. now you see the word eye is written very small so. now we are pouring water. and this word is growing before our eyes. that's all they did. leonardo da vinci and now let's start right off the bat and start answering people's questions. first question please. i wanted to replace my glasses with lenses, but they told me it's better not to do this, since, uh, the eyes do not breathe in the lenses. we must understand. how far did this lens go to make it so completely soft, elastic , gas-permeable. that is, the lens allows oxygen to pass through. that is, the lenses of the eye do not breathe. it's not the eyes that breathe, it lets oxygen through. and it can be worn for a long time. the lens is put on the cornea. right here, there is generally a blood membrane, it has no blood vessels. she's well and nervous, but covered with cells and five on top, and therefore, if the lens is of good quality, the eye does not feel it. well

a cataract is a clouding of our main lens called the lens. this lens refracts the rays, and they fall on the retina. if the lens becomes cloudy, it lies right behind the pupil, right behind the iris, the hole in the iris is the pupil, so light passes through this lens . here are the crystals. here the lens looks like a normal pupil. that's how dark we have it. yes, what is black , yes, and if the cataract is up, moreover, it is already here mature. yes, when the lens is already completely opaque, it takes on the form. this is such a white color. this, of course, is the state when a person no longer sees anything, that is, objective vision. no, he does not see objects, only light sees. i want us to show on the screen how vision deteriorates. and indeed, there may already be a completely cloudy picture, but this does not come at all right away. here is the crystal transparent right here. here it lies, it is voluminous enough. but this is a cloudy lens and, accordingly, our task is to change this lens to transparent is the general essence of the

here you see we fill the lens into a 9 mm cartridge and a lens.e lens is located inside the eye and stands in its native place. physiologically and performs its function moreover, if this a lens with multifocal optics then a person can see at all distances. that is, we are solving this refractive problem, that is, this lens can save me two glasses from you, save you from your glasses, that it corrects you short-sightedly. farsightedness will completely save you from glasses, when to do surgery to whom under what conditions this is a matter of individual consultation of a professor of ophthalmologist of a particular person, but, in principle, today you can live without glasses, and why i live with glasses. i mikhalych said that while i work. i am i'm afraid to have surgery. but recently i was in an operation, when i was operated on property, suddenly egorovich operated on him, and this friend came from america to the professor to be operated on by him, because he has the greatest experience in the world. and i filmed this operation. she was so ligh

the owner - this lens does not belong to that plus, but the lens is minus and his wife does not wearses. you're saying that this lens could have belonged to the killer, maybe, but what's interesting. i found a fingerprint on the lens, i was able to identify the information. here guys, help yourself thank you deliciousness. thank you, what is it? well then, hold on. this is oops thank you. oh, cakes, an answer came from vladivostok to a request on the case. lavrov 10 years ago, lavrov was the main suspect in a murder case. and the fact that the murder was committed on the same day on the same date that lavrov himself was killed, you know, you are driving a terrible revenge without me , and i have such a suspect at least take it. well, well, who was the murdered kryukov mikhail yuryevich wow, and there are fingerprints in the apartment yurievich's gluer from prison. it was registered on the plane, vladivostok st. petersburg. well, that's murder. that you won’t get off with an accomplice of the hook on the last walker was a certain eremenko, a native of the village of polyanka in the le

one of these lenses is called the lens and is transparent thanks to this lens.at an average distance, if the lens starts to become cloudy, then the image passes worse worse worse. and if the lens completely clouded the image. a person does not pass through it, he does not see, therefore, yes, it’s true, everything is correct they said you can go blind, but the good news is a cataract. today, reversible blindness, through surgery. we can bring vision back, read on the internet. reading to prevent cataracts will help prevention, true or not, eat well and there will be no cataract myth. myth quite right, anna 3.0 will have to consult for free. unfortunately , it is impossible to slow down the processes or prevent the development of cataracts. of course, there is risk factors for earlier cataracts. such as the presence of ultraviolet radiation, if you look at the bright sun, cataracts will be at an earlier age, so prevention consists in wearing glasses, but no drops, no medicines, no vitamins, no conspiracies, if the cataract has already begun, it is impossible to c

looked at through the lens, it's except. at through the lens, it's except with the game needs but weand commercial lens and we are looking through the eyes of our members who want cricket that they want. and on the ground for a couple of matches we know that there are people who want to come and watch and enjoy some of the roots great cricket is playing. rugby union and the mp has urged the government to sanction putting chrysalis club warriors into administration and the premiership club will play on saturday and with serious financial troubles over the warriors come up they have to provide them with a funding plan for the mp says the uncertaintyjust cannot continue. the mp says the uncertainty “ust cannot continuei the mp says the uncertainty “ust cannot continue. delay in with no further inform _ cannot continue. delay in with no further inform trigger _ cannot continue. delay in with no further inform trigger a _ cannot continue. delay in with no further inform trigger a process l cannot continue. delay in with no i further inform trigger a process and all the property assets wit

our eye camera inside our camera is a lens called the lens which works like a photographic lens to focus we can see and pass from near the average distance after 37 years the lens loses the ability to focus. he froze. here he is in this position. and we continue to see in the far bad, but near uh, rearranged to see to paint the eyes is uncomfortable, because the lens does not work. this is age-related farsightedness or the press, who is at risk, early female presidents. why the female sex in women occurs faster there, as common diseases are some common diseases of diabetes mellitus, well, hypertension . no, i have nothing, farsightedness. that you often work. this is so, this is a habit, a manner of living in regions as close as your family. no, i am a native muscovite. what is an impact? uv radiation, the sun, many people ask questions. and what should i do so that my age-related farsightedness does not progress or i can improve my vision if i have it with the help of drops today, our colleagues abroad have developed drops that supposedly can improve near vision, but there are side effe

through that lens, we see that banning assault rifles is good, but it's not enough when the majority of mass shootings are carried out by white men with a history of battering women and white nationalism th we have to dismantle white supremacy and toxic masculity in this country. the for youth of color who are living in this pressure cooker of poverty and police brutality and deportations that we have got to demilitarize our communities in order to abate... see gun violence abate we can look at the issue of climate change through that lens and understand that strategies of parts per billion carbon reduction are insufficient that we reallyeed a just transition that's grounded in the wisdom of native environmental protectors, grounded in the health and the well-being and jobs for people who are in frontline communities, but that what's needed to save and to come back into right relationship with our planet. and we can turn th lens on reproductive freedom in this country and understand that the legal right to access abortion is so critically important, but it's notnough when millions of

changing the lens case, uh, that is, uh, right inside this apparatus, uh, there is, uh, a lens system, uh, that is u set using this little computer. this speeds up the diagnostic process and also allows the patient to compare. e. what was it like for him e with lenses of different strengths? e, for example, this is important when choosing a spectacle correction, when the patient cannot decide, and he is better off with stronger or weaker lenses. here he can visually er, appreciate the difference to the issue of stronger or weaker. did you know that it is impossible to harm the eyes with the clarity of the image, therefore, when i hear that they deliberately refuse spectacle correction by one, because the eyes supposedly need to train. i am genuinely perplexed. each of us deserves to see this. try to clearly , evenly put your head at any time to check binocularity, that is, the ability of two eyes to connect the picture into one common one. well, conditionally, if it can be compared, then give a three-dimensional 3d picture is good. how many figurines do you see, three two uh- huh five

so you don't need to go full on nature to make use of pete lens, climate benefits, a case study looked at the climate effects of different water levels in p plants raising the water level. indic rate of pete lens worldwide to $25.00 centimeters below ground would already reduce emissions by 65 percent. that's 1.3 percent of global c o. 2 emissions of us and pits. he also owns 35 water buffaloes. they grow slowly, but every once in a while he slaughter them and sells them meet the weather. he's been doing this for quite a while now. doesn't pay off in comparison to intensive conventional farming, not gotcha or land monitor it from a purely financial perspective. no venue, but when i think of it as an investment in the future then yes, all right, because i'm ensuring that the land will still be productive in 20 or 30 years time . not to or when i think about the fact that my son might want to take over the land at some point in law, and i don't want him to be left with the sandy desert left and have him say, you knew it. why don't you do anything? well, i wouldn't want to stand there and

this is an age-related change in our lens, the more there will be no lens, the more cataracts, respectivelyhe clouded, the less light passes inside the eye there, the worse we see in the dark. glaucoma leads to irreversible blindness, if glaucoma is not treated in time. then there will be a violation of the optic nerve, which transmits the image from the eye to the brain, the image will be indistinctly transmitted, which will reduce not only vision in the dark, but also astigmatism in the light. this is another type of refractive error or eye optics that can be compared with myopia, but if the myopia of the eyes is stretched in length, then the astigmatism of the irregular shape of the cornea, which also reduces the passage of the image, the contrast sensitivity suffers . i see in the dark. what to do if a person sits a lot in the gadget, looks a lot at objects near the lens tenses up and goes into so -called spasms canada, so it’s enough to rest the lens relaxes and the person begins to see better again vitamin deficiency yes indeed. uh affects vision loss in dark, so we recommend taking d

>> with the lens. >> jimmy: with the lens itself? >> the actual lens, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. wow. you know what? [ cheers and applause ] that's the great thing about this show, not only are we entertained, we learn. it's educational as well. all right, i want to work on my relationship with the lens. >> it will work out for you. >> jimmy: i'll see you again soon. tyler james williams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the next season of "abbott elementary" air wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. on abc. we'll be back with weezer! >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by pmercedes e-q. all electric, all mercedes. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimi

len you plan to get a job. yes?re on the shelf, the granddaughter of lyudmila gurchenko goes to the employment center so that elena's daughter is not taken away. she is ready to go even to extreme measures to get a permanent job. she is still the granddaughter of lyudmila gurchenko and not anyhow who ira how to help ah, lawyers are psychotherapists, but lawyers are lawyers in what sense, but even now, in order to get out of this hole, she needs financial help. you can, for example, if taisia's father wants to communicate and is ready to help, you can interact with him so that he sends, and for a child a certain amount of alimony is not necessary, uh, act through the courts. you can simply agree on this, the same as for a newborn there, if the child is born here, or follow the path of establishing paternity and collecting alimony. uh, in court, or again, to build normal human relationships. and the child's father will volunteer to help. ah you same have us this increasingly is happening father child. and if he no lon

through an issues based lens. so what i would say to a member that perhaps is unhappy that a democrat is endorsed, is to look at what's underneath that look beyond the party label and look at the issues that we are measuring against. and so is that candidates supporting raises in the minimum wage, is that candidates supporting stronger safety and health protections, osha protections, you know, is that candidate actually supportive of collective bargaining and in forming unions, and that's usually where we fall off, right, is that many republicans disagree with the fundamentals of collective bargaining and being in a union. and so how do you support candidates that disagree with your very existence? what we try to do is be very objective and and an issues based approach, and we can talk more about that as we go here, but we are taking a different approach this year and that we are not flying in, you know, from the national level and basically trying to land on a minute he and -- community and push a particular bran

. >> reporter: tow len tino, whose family has lived in the city for decades, is trying to make sense of how a simple trip to the store took her son away. >> this is too much now, not only bay area. it's like -- i don't know. it's not safe no more. >> reporter: investigators are still looking for the killer but are not releasing many details. tonight, tow len tino says even if someone's caught, nothing can take their pain away. >> they cannot return back my son no more. >> reporter: in san lorenzo, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> the world said good-bye to queen elizabeth ii today. her state funeral in london marking the culmination of ten days of national mourning in the uk. nbc's bree jackson has been in london following the historic ceremonies surrounding the queen's death. ♪♪ >> reporter: an extravagant and somber ceremony. queen elizabeth ii's coffin taken to westminster abbey on a gun carriage with royal family members following close behind. ♪♪ the late queen was consulted on the state funeral, steeped in tradition, full of prayer and pageantry. >> we remember her unswervi

. >> what are your thoughts, through the chart lens? >> yes.t is lens i have so the issue is that sometimes, there is no other way to say it. at an inflection point. it was a stretch. it has sold off and suppressing it seems that the short is overstaying. this doesn't quite seem like a technique i want to pursue. rather be short and long. >>> how about you? what is your take? >> well we have alluded to a quite a bit in the past. apple tends to have a cash balance. that is a margin of safety. i understand blind equality in turbulent times. you have not really seen the pullback in his name like you have a lot of others. a lot of other bank funds have not had the same down type movement from other name is that have high cash flow. here, again, i'm not here to trade for the sake of trading but i find it hard to be long at this current evaluation. >> yes. coming up, we are stretching into one of my regional calls. an update. the cnbc special coming up. more option actions is still to come right after this break. >> when traders tell us how to make t

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len you haven't been with us for a long time, how are you? everything is fine.e grew up a little as a family. yes , for one plus two, that is, a child appeared and 2 days appeared. yes, because replenishment thank you. as always, i say that it is necessary in 20 years. let's meet here. and then we will understand we must congratulate. len, well, i don’t know something, well , social advertising has grown straight. says usually no, on actually, well great. you always came to us , i say, i have added plus two jobs. i have three more jobs, like restaurants restaurants, like glory. god broke in september that i realized that it was just such a suitcase without a handle. you, who will be closed, then opened, then someone without a mask, this is a terrible business, in my opinion, in our times with horses, which i am telling. yes, yes, you had a horse there, what was his name in september, because i rode the entire first trimester of pregnancy and until the doctor saw it. i i didn’t know that it was impossible until the doctor saw a photo of my horse. she was on my ph

lens and we are looking through the eyes of our members have the cricket that they want.on and the mp has urged the government to sanction putting chrysalis club warriors into administration and the premiership club will play on saturday and with serious financial troubles over the warriors come up they have to provide them with a funding plan for the mp says the uncertaintyjust cannot continue. delay in with no further and formally trigger a process and all the property assets with it for monday's deadline. before monday's deadline. and to ensure there are those who are fit and proper in short, save our warriors. used to competing against each other but roger federer will be teaming up against his great rival rafael nadal. the doubles of the last outing before retiring, representing team europe and at london's o2 arena and will be emotional to share another iconic occasion together. tomorrow, it's going to be special. very difficult one is going to be difficult to handle everything. especially one of the most important players if not, the most in important player in my c

and we will be right back, with a look through an iconic photographer's lens.ell: the late gordon parks was considered one of the most renowned photographers of the 20th century. parks got his start right here in d.c., and the public will soon get the chance to see his early works for the first time. cbs's nikole killion gives us a snapshot. >> reporter: gordon parks looked through his lens at the poor and the powerful. >> he's really documenting the second half of the 20th century. >> reporter: benjamin talton is director of the moorland- spingarn research center at howard university which acquired more than 250 photographs from parks' collection. what was it like for you going through these photographs? >> it was actually mind-blowing, because i know him from "shaft." ♪ ♪ ♪ i'd never seen a color photograph of malcolm x. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, muhammad ali, and sidney poitier, the self-taught kansas native honed his craft in the nation's capitol at the height of segregation, launching his career as the first black staff ph

in terms of the len family, what are you doing?ildren leo what are you doing, and you got yourself a favorite goose, from us take everything, leave and don't come, when i'm not there, otherwise i'll change the locks. okay, how do you know. payment declined insufficient funds. okay, i'll check tomorrow, but you need to pay now. take my card. marin, well, take it. thanks thank you for your purchase. come to me, if it turns out i ask one, from your hand, gentle water, i was attacked. i am an apple tree. i believe spring will come, i will be white at the end. this is before starfall your apples will fall fall fall fall. how cool do you play the guitar? well , somehow the soul lies more with the guitar. since childhood, i dreamed of learning how to play for you. how did your mom meet dad? everything is fine? she lived yes mother live but mother. lives very far away. in kamchatka i have one daughter. not fun, probably here alone. thank you too for agreeing to visit me. and there is almost nothing. you me struck, you have no money, even f

cbs's nicole killian gives us a snapshot. >> reporter: gordon parks looked through his lens at the poor and the powerful. >> he's really documenting the second half of the 20th century. >> reporter: benjamin actual tan is direct over of the moreland sping on research center at howard university, which acquired more than 250 photographs from parks' collection. what was it like for you going through these photographs? >> it was actually mind-blowing because i know him from "shaft." ♪ i had never seen a color photograph of malcolm x. >> reporter: before he captured iconic images of malcolm x, muhammud ali, and sidney poitier, the self-taught kansas native honed his craft in the nation's capital, at the height of segregation. launching as career as the first black staff photographer at "life" magazine. >> the collection really does span his earliest work from the forths all the way to the '90s. he shot pictures at howard university in 1941. now it's going back to howard university so that future generations see the importance of this man. >> reporter: developing new exposure to parks' print

and then to the non- lens. and then it was reflected again and again in a novel. but then might've to the moment he was slain and one parolee and with the best impulses through the utilized hungry and downtrodden. and and i in an ending that steinbeck refused to alter significantly that the giving of the breast is no more sentiment than the piece of bread. but his method did not make him a neutral observer of the events in california and then in a nonpartisan form of the business representativeis to the ending recent strikes. steinbeck row i'm afraid of the word nonpartisan assisted he was completely partisan explaining it's a goal of the common working people that they wear and use what they produce when the grapes of wrath was published april 1939 it was dedicated to his wife carol who critiqued edited titles and typed it. and he also dedicated it to tom collins who lived it. he charted their displacement and exodus to california and evolving group consciousness and that straw got one —- saga was a struggle to survive became a bestseller refocused the tension on

so you just can't think of china through the lens of the indoe pacific. you have to look alt the indian ocean. you have to look at-- you have to look at their belt and road. you have to look at their economic connected tissue which is global, you have to look at their vulnerabilities. >> i think we've got a lot online. >> you said several years ago the submarine base was not up to par. and have things changed or not, improved or anything that you could comment on that? >> so not enough time has really passed yet to #-- has there been a significant change other than there's a laser focus on industry to improve. they get the seriousness of this. they're a dedicated partner this this and they know how, if you go to a shipyard, whether it's down in newport news, virginia, or if you go to groton, connecticut, go to rhode island, go to pascagoula, mississippi or san diego and you meet those skilled trademen and trades women and what they do and what they believe in, i'm telling you, they are dedicated and they believe that they are-- we are true partners in ter

but still it happens, a useful situation, for example, when you went out for bread and got into the lens although at home photo maybe our family history was to take us by surprise. eh, our daughter is now she is 3 years old, she already somehow remembered. uh, the cat password is on the phone, and she just took a picture, but immediately went to instagram and posted this story. thank god that, well, there was nothing really criminal there, but it was a home environment. we are in a tracksuit cooking something there. you walk him around at home with some conversations. well, she posted it. in the form of history. eh good. it was not a live broadcast. yes? and it’s good that my close friend called quickly, who said, i guess it’s lera, by the way. for disseminating information about an honest life due to posting such pictures without consent, the photographer is responsible. well, you can share these photos, and with friends with close relatives, but on condition. and what will be posted in a closed account in a closed, but a group, for example, do you have a group of friends? let's say you

ah, that's what i got from vienna requesting again gonna, we are len hodge and paint. and i mean, we have the technique, we can, we can do it, but you know, presentation in len in how to, to talk about someone else's work and, you know, getting criticized to, to be better is something that we did not get. so i think that's what i'm giving them and maybe they see that and bravo has made it to the top. but he knows staying on the top, is an art in itself. it's a beautiful into for a special but you are so just have to know that she just an ordinary person and everything can go wrong. you know, it cannot, it is disappear like that if you don't. okay. ah. 6 is laid out to notice how the i can take to asked is, away, says seamlessly integrate into nature and gives space to more than 140 different plans species that i found in the same bay living in harmony with nature as we traveled to my law, we were smart, i'll be content is the aim of the game. nothing says malawi in traditional fame like and see mon chombo. but crazy beach lot. situated on the northern shores of lake mo

however, to get into the lens of the tv camera pisternika. still managed earlier in the first second detention. why did you buy for children? just fed. they asked for nothing. and this is how he rather indifferently read the documents during his detention, ignoring the questions in almost the same way without visible emotions in the hereditary experiment. he talked about the rape and murder of girls. at least someone began to show signs of life. schoolgirls disappeared eighty thousandth kiselyov a year ago. they left for school in the morning and never returned, on the second day of searching for the girls' bodies. found in an abandoned building at the same time by operatives on the trail of the killer of bessternikov got into the lens of the store's surveillance camera just at the moment when he was buying seeds for schoolgirls, the girls wanted to feed them to pigeons, the pedophile volunteered to help standing here. she came up i have 7 months. where do we get the goal from? be, when the operatives studied pesternikov’s biography in databa

. - and so it bounces off the lens and back into your eye. - that's so cool. breakthrough technology like this is getting smaller every year. en now it's being developed for contact lenses. the mojo lens is less bulky than smart glasses and completely invisie to others. when paired with a smartphone, they not only display information for the wearer, but also improve eyesight. - in the future, we'll see the technology disappear, it'll become widespread. - [angel] to bring man and machine even closer into alignment, thad is developing another cyborg technology that actually teaches the body and brain new skills, with no training or practice required. - this idea of being able to passively train these skills is something that's new, we haven't heard of it before. these are what's called muscle memory gloves, and they teach you skills like how to play a piano without your active attention. - how does it- (laughs) what's happening? - okay, so lemme show you the gloves here. so what we got in here are little vibrating motors that are above the fingers. - oh, things

the modem is the lens. he says his forces have liberated 6000 square kilometers of the country from russian occupation since the start of this month. now, ukraine is also claiming significant gains in the southern region of his son. moscow concede that has lost territory that has dismissed any suggestions as negotiations. instead its retaliating with ass strikes and artillery fire. the front line is shifted further away, but hawk he is still in rushes sites and strikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia to lensky. so no book which on the one hand, this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how they react to the defeat of russian forces in the harkey regional. they can't do anything to our heroes on the battlefield. and that's why it rushes directing its vile strikes against civilian infrastructure. volunteers have rushed to the re take

uh, good thickness of the lens, that is, very good parameters of the eye to see., yes, the format of our program did not fit, all that diagnostic ophthalmological equipment, which is located in a modern medical center. high- quality diagnostics are the key to correct effective treatment and yet the scale, then the technical revolution. you went to ophthalmology. together with my colleagues, nevertheless , a technical revolution took place, which made it possible to improve screening, that is, screening diagnostics, mass diagnostics, when, in the early stages, it is possible to conduct a correct competent examination. of course, this is on modern equipment and put, uh, the earliest diagnosis. and as soon as we make a diagnosis , we understand, uh, that algorithm accepts the treatment that is necessary in order to to build this whole concept of patient rehabilitation in the most clear and competent way, modern medicine can make homo sapiens centenarians. yes, you can, because the future is already here, the future is today. to increase the efficiency of promotion of

in combination with the removal of your cloudy lens, keratoplasty at the vladimirsky moscow regionale is performed for patients free of charge according to the quota. you only need to have a referral from the attending physician olga turchinova. dmitry shestukhin and oleg dobbin to lead. whose polar bear a neurologist was taken to the capital from dixon island today a neurologist is looking at the veterinary clinics at the weekend the animal was given a computed tomography and mri during the doctor’s examination they found fractures of the ribs of the spinal cord and spine, in addition, metal was found in the chest, apparently from multiple wounds with buckshot or shot the decision on how to treat the bear will be taken as part of the further examination. then we will a-a hold an event with a neurologist. today we left so that it would evaluate how its condition and treatment will continue to return and, in general , forecasts, how to continue. the owners of apartments in the tsentralny residential complex in lytkarino near moscow intend to complain to the prosecutor's office about t

as kpix 5 len ramirez reports, the sierra club is now behind a lawsuit to stop it from being built. >> reporter: with the uncertainty of climate change and being in the middle of an extreme drought, you might think think that getting a dam built during these times would be a no-brainer. but the people bring this lawsuit say that these are environmentally sensitive areas and the valley water district is is not doing enough to try and protect them. this is the existing reservoir in the hills north of highway 152, where a small dam already exists. the santa clara valley water district has big plans to build a whole new dam upstream from the old one. >> about that would double our storage capacity in santa clara county. >> engineering manager ryan mccarter says the dam is needed as the district looks to provide provide for the future water needs of silicon valley. >> reporter: the project access basically a way to balance climate change in wet years that's available, from the watershed and imported supplies and using it in dry years. >> reporter: there is growing opposition to the dam, th

the radio company will show the patriotic forum live and the lens of you 12 cameras stay on belarus 115 let's unite at the screens national unity day. this is our country. this is our history. festive events about belarusians will be held throughout the country. once again, words of gratitude will be said for the correctly chosen vector of the country's development in the brest culture park near the monument on the burial place of the soldiers of the red army who fell in the thirty-ninth year, a solemn meeting will be held, patriotic clubs of the grodno region will lay flowers. to the mass grave of soviet soldiers. and partizan a. mass track and field race unity run will bring together hundreds of citizens and guests of the city in mogilev . for the first time, creative teams and artists in the north will perform all day country. in the ushachi district, a monument to the peaceful victims of the great patriotic war will be unveiled in the sharkov region, a motor rally will be held together. this means that we are strong, and the deep will gather the workers of the village on the main h

these are the first salads after the shot and explosion in the center of chernihiv, the runes hit the lens of local journalists on the square near the historical museum, the charity fair was going on, they were collecting funds for cars for the military, among dozens of locations, the exhibition weapons allow you not only to inspect them, but also to take them into the hands of even children. stunned and the 4th required hospitalization. the smallest two-year-old boy was in the intensive care unit. shrapnel sank into his face and hand. black smoke saw the second explosion of screams. everyone was shocked and started to run away . she was a child. her face was familiar. stated that they did not know anything, we deny that the chernihiv city council did not issue any official permits for this event, nor did they receive any notification about it , according to the regional military administration detonated a grenade launcher, there is information that the grenade itself hit an unfinished private house where no one was and that a ten-year-old boy hit the hook of an rpg, but this still needs c

warm today, and an exhibition of the artist’s photo will tell about the legendary team through the lenspesnyara. the most significant performance of the band on our air. thank you our next edition is 17:00. see you soon. filigarsky shakhtar suffered his first defeat in the new season of the hockey extraleague the night before, the team of yaroslav chuprisan could not oppose anything to yunosti in the chizhovka arena 25, we note shcherbakov's double, despite this loss, the actor remained in first place tournament table. but the minskers came to an intermediate fourth position, an ambiguous game turned out. they had a great first period, in the second period they completely shot the advantage due to stupid deletions. well, the third turned out to be very nervous. well shot won great on thursday youth will play away with dynamo molodechno shakhtar will host gomel stolichnaya dynamo today will fight in the khl regular season with its direct competitor for the play of place and the bison will host severstal the start of the live broadcast on belarus 5 at 19:00. movement breathing is the rhyt

let's look at it to the lens of all of the victories. always celebrate that happens both in the trump era and after and that's lash ourselves to the justice system which stipulated -- it is gruesome right now, but it is not nothing. juan: you profile many women in the book. you begin with sally yates, forgotten by most people already , but she was thacting attorney general and agreed to stay on as interim head of the justice department after trump was inaugurated. she refused to sign off on his travel ban and was sent packing. >> that's right. the book starts with sally yates both because she stood for the rule of law, stood up to the justice department, refused to put the perimeter of the justice department on the travel ban. she thought it was lawless. she thought it was full of religious animus against muslims. she really just said no. she was the first of many, many lawyers. -- who refused to bend the law to trump's. the book starts with sally yates and the head of the leadership conference and ends on stacey abrams in georgia, who a

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on behalf of the scott conserve tors, i'm proud to support the medication of condo lens today, to thank queen elizabeth for a long and dignified service and offer full support and loyalty to our new king. may her late majesty rest in glorious and eternal peace. and from all of us, sir, god save the king. . >> i now call on the leader of the scottish labor party. >> your majesty, a offer my serious condo lens on the passing of your beloved mother. my thoughts remain with you, the queen consort, your sons, grandchildren and all the royal family at this time of deep sadness. first and foremost, the queen was a mother. and i cannot imagine the intense feeling of personal life you are experiencing while fulfilling your devotion to public service as our king. i hope it gives you and your family much comfort that we are all grieving the passing of someone who was so special, cherished and loved by us all. her majesty was a constant in our lives. many saw her as family. many saw their family in her. she reminded me of my own grandmother. her walk, her demeanor, even the way she held her handbag