leonard: yes, if we lived in a teakettle.: this is the temperature you agreed to in the roommate agreement. leonard: aw, screw the roommate agreement! sheldon: no, you don't screw the roommate agreement. the roommate agreement screws you. leonard: you know what, go to hell and set their thermostat. sheldon: i don't have to go to hell. at 73 degrees, i'm there already! (door slams) (insistent knocking) who is it? leonard. hang on. can i sleep on your couch tonight? uh, well, you can try, but the people across the hall are being very noisy. you heard that, huh? apparently, the one fella tried to adjust the thermostat, then the other fella went bat-crap crazy. so you agree, he's nuts. well, not as nuts as the guy who chooses to live with him. believe it or not, he was worse when i met him. oh, i do not believe that. you are so naive. just like i was seven years ago. i'd just started at the university. excuse me, i'm looking for sheldon cooper's apartment.

his retreat who is leonard leo explain the significance of leonard leo's influence on the supreme court the judiciary. >> leonard leo is -- he is a leader at the federalist society and a conservative political operative who is wide ly regarde as one of the architects of the supreme court's turn to the right. he played a direct role, leading role in vetting former president donald trump's supreme court nomi nominees down to helping pick the list of who trump would consider for the bench the significance of that painting more broadly is, this is from -- this is from a private, invitation only, luxury resort in a remote corner of the adirondacks owned by billionaire political donor harlan crow. we found -- it's staffed by private chefs. it features clay tennis courts, a batting cage, three boat houses, more than 25 fireplaces. we found thomas has been accepting vacations there virtually every year for more than 20 years. in addition to many other vacations that we found thomas was taking on crow's behalf around the world these vacations at this resort have brought him in contact with polit

is leonard leo.hing. >> photo realistic painting. >> the main person there is leonard leo.ing. >> photo there is leonard leo. that is the person who really advised donald trump on the three appointees some of these trips cost half a million dollars. that is twice clarence thomas' salary this is rank and the core problem you can and i do think bef-- sheldon whitehs will be all over it. but the core problem is the last person who should be sbrerting what personal hospitality means is the recipient and law means somebody else who is thon pnonpartisan decides it and so i'm sure at the end of the day it will be them who acquiesce to it. but if all seven justices say we got to do this, and if they do -- >> having been a republican, if kagan were island 4hopping, it would be wall to wall coverage >> and she discloses them. >> and what is -- the notion that clarence and sxginni thomas have taken two gifts since -- this is 19 years ago how did it get so fundamentally broken that not only the whole branch but just the supreme court is anktding as though it is above the law >> i actually think tha

i was like ok leonard. you are all right. you know you can always come back when you need to. >> so young people in particular need that safe space defined out about others and find out about themselves. librarians have been called the feisty fighters for freedom. they have t-shirts. tracy hall who is the executive director of the american library association was just named one of time magazine's most influential people of 2023. because she talks about library access as an equity issue. and you have to have the informed citizenship, that's why those institutions were built. i have to quote something. not word for word, but alberto bagwell and his history greeting has a chapter on forbidden reading. and the start of the chapter has a photograph of a woman who you could tell she is african-american, she might recently have been a slave and she has a book. and he says in their as tyrant slaveowners and dictators and other illicit holders of power have always known, an illiterate crowd is the easiest to rule. if you cannot preven

have a great ni t, hey, leonard, check this out. leonard, she's doing it again. i think it upsets sheldon when you play with the food. no, it upsets sheldon when she willy-nilly takes it from the containers without regard for its equitable distribution. you want me to put it back? leonard. it upsets sheldon when you play with the sheldon. raj, sheldon, i want you to meet my girlfriend bernadette. hello. leonard, penny, you know my girlfriend bernadette. yeah. hey. (chuckles) bernadette, say fo'shizzle to my nerdizzles. i don't think i can. i don't have howard's street cred. i hope it's all right-- i told my girlfriend bernadette she could join us for dinner. sure, the more, the merrier. wa-- no, that's a false equivalency. more does not equal merry. if there were 2,000 people in this apartment right now, would we be celebrating? no, we'd be suffocating. sheldon... don't "sheldon" me. we ordered for five people, not six. oh, come on, it's fine. we'll just put it all on the table, you know, family style. oh, sure. and while we're at it, why don't we put our hands b

your turn, leonard. i told you about him. no, you didn't. roll the dice, leonard.- my friend from omaha; plays the guitar. anyway, he's coming to l.a. looking for some session work, so i told him he could just crash on my couch for a few weeks. come on, leonard-- if you roll a six, penny dies horribly in a nuclear meltdown.

these two men, clarence thomas and leonard leo, represent o the modern conservative elite.thy, influential, either because of thei positions of power or thei proximity to those in power. and believing the rules someho don't apply to them in the sam way they would apply to me and you. conservative elites i want you to be held accountable, wh believe the rule of law should matter for you, but not fo them just look at the standar bearer of this moment. donald trump, even before he entered the political elite, trump spent almost five decade wielding his influence, hi wealth, and his power to escap the consequences of hi actions. that status quo was challenged this week when he became the first ex president to be indicted but it shouldn't take five decades to hold people accountable in this country. people who flap rules, seem to think they're above them, an even break them, something i deeply wrong with our countr if people like clarence thomas break the rules, continued t break them, and are neve punished or even called out fo the wrongdoings. let's discuss this with dahlia li

. >> trying to get the judiciary to be more conservative, leonard leo, the federalist society. central is donald trump to that? could it have happened without him? >> a version of it could have happened without donald trump, but it was crucial to have his white house counsel don mcgahn, mitch mcconnell, and leonard leo all working together to pick people and speed them through the process. the third appointing, amy coney barrett. ruth bader ginsburg dies, she is buried at the very end of the month. and at the very end of september is when donald trump announces the nomination of amy coney barrett. her hearings happen almost immediately. she's confirmed at the end of october. and we are right at the election. contrast it to what happened in 2016, when mitch mcconnell set upon antonin scalia's death there is not a time to have a new justice confirmed until the november election. all those months versus just those few weeks and days shows how donald trump working with his team made such a difference. >> you wrote that his effect on the justices relationships with each other was ev

general leonard wood, who fought fort leonard, is named after came out here to visit charles lindbergh and did a flyover here that was the earlier that spring, lindbergh had done flier across flown across the atlantic and he was a barnstorming kind of tour across the country. he flew over rapid city, flew over the game lodge while the coolidge's were here. so rapid city was really thrilled with the attention and sort of the celebrities came to see coolidge while he was here. and he also met with a lot of just everyday people south, dakota citizens, south dakota politician towns. and he did make several visits with native americans in rapid city area. he visited the rapid city indian school, which was a boarding school for natildren. he also took a journey to the pine ridge indian reservation is about 40 or 50 miles east of here. for south dakotans, it was an honor that coolidge chose south dakota in the black hills for, people in the oglala sioux tribe. this had been their land promised in a treaty only 60 years earlier. so some were excited about the visit. others. others were, and he

dr leonard jeffries and louis farrakhan have come under intense fire.here do you think their interests lie? dr leonard jeffries has challenged the existing white supremacist educational system and longstanding distortion of history. his reward has been a media lynching, complete with character, assassinations and inflammatory, erroneous accusations. so that is very different. how he reacted, responded, wrote back then to what he says. what he has said. what about today? now that you have this reporting, how is leader jeffries responding? so we did reach out to his office yesterday, we asked, you know if there if there were any inconsistencies that he saw between what he said in 2013 what he said in 2019, and what the actual record shows they didn't respond to those questions, but they did give us a statement where they said leader jeffries has been clear that he does not share the controversial views espoused by his uncle over 30 years ago. so distance again, but not a direct reaction. the direct reaction at all to the specific reporting that you have i

leonard leo himself has financial ties to the firm where kacsmaryk worked immediately before becomingudge. after trump first nominated kacsmaryk in 2017, first liberty institute began paying the leo-aligned firm crc advisors over $100,000 a year. at a february 2020 meeting, first liberty institute president and ceo kelly shackelford bragged about the wide-ranging effort staged by various groups to influence trump's selections for federal judges. saying "some of us literally opened a whole operation on judicial nominations and vetting," he said. "we poured millions of dollars into this to make sure the president has good information, he picks the best judges." and then finally, leo's money is also being used to advance the abortion pill lawsuit specifically. 22 republican attorneys general filing a brief in support of taking the main abortion pill off the market and, wouldn't you know it, the concord fund was the top contributor to the republican attorneys general association in 2022, with a $1 million donation. this is long in the planning. and the question is, jessica, what do you th

it shows him in conversation with leonard leo of the federalist society. who the other people are and what top ridge is. >> top ridge is this incredible essentially private resort in upstate new york. it was built by the same eras built what is now doldrums mar-a-lago about a century ago. this property is owned by this dallas real estate billionaire harlan crow any regularly host thomas. not just -- it is a whole campus buildings. there is a staff of chefs and waiters and is sort of thing. it is very difficult to find out who is on these trips with justice thomas. we were able to get the names of guests on one or two occasions. even the harlan crow told us in a statement he and his friends are not trying to influence justice thomas, the people, for example in the painting you described -- amy: what is the sculpture behind them? >> it is a sculpture of a native american man with his hands outstretched. we're not really sure why it is they are or what it is supposed to mean. i spoke to the painter who created the piece. he said in real life, that sculpture i

and he's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: leonard cohen.aming words -- are you just saying words? >> there are so many marshmallows in there. >> jimmy: you just said 20 words >> there's so many marshmallows in there >> jimmy: peter pan is on a marshmallow? >> no, there's -- so, cowboy hat. >> jimmy: uh-huh >> truck wheels. >> jimmy: yeah >> bunch of marshmallows in there. in there is a bobblehead figurine of peter pan wearing a business suit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you're lying, it's pretty good. you have a good imagination. if you're telling the truth, props to my props department [ laughter ] props to props welcome back to "props to props. >> yeah. >> jimmy: jenna, i feel like we're besties. and if we are, i would know if you're lying or telling the truth. and i think you are -- [ drum roll [ laughter ] telling the truth! >> i lied. >> jimmy: oh, my god [ cheers and applause [ buzzer ] [ sad tuba ] [ bell dinging ] come on! don't eat that don't eat that jenna ortega, everybody! come right back. more "tonight show." we're talking with j

how i leonard with the move, and then a shot goes right back to answer for leonard .two minute mark to put the clippers up by five. leonard had 38 points. one more chance for the sons is there down by three. devin booker drives to the hoop . he's blocked by russell westbrook, who also throws the ball off booker. booker thinks he was fouled. but no call that does it for the sons. and this to jamesers take game one b and the lakers against john marin and the grizzlies. another high profile series, james picks off a long pass from miranda. takes it the other way in the first quarter, players noticed stay out of his way. 21 points. 11 rebounds for james. memphis by 6.5. but the lakers took control in the third quarter, kimura takes a dentist shrewder pass and knocks down three of his 29 points, fauci mura five, or six from three point range for them in the third quarter, and this can't make the grizzlies feel confident morant drives to the hoop goes down hard. they call this an offensive foul. brandt ended up with 18 points, but he was shaken up on the play. he did not re

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it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the drawer pulls, and this one has extreme wear. now, you to know that general sheridan wasn't very tall and he was a cavalryman, and he wore his spurs to the war department. he wanted everybody to know that he was cav and. if you look underneath there, you can wh

it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the drawer pulls, and this one has extreme wear. now, you to know that general sheridan wasn't very tall and he was a cavalryman, and he wore his spurs to the war department. he wanted everybody to know that he was cav and. if you look underneath there, you can wh

suspect in a bombing that kill the pro war military blogger, director accused of presenting blood leonard tusky with the staff un, which exploded, killing him and injuring 50 others in saint petersburg. earlier this month, according to russian media trip of assess, she didn't know what was in the statuette and was only delivering it the use top diplomat says he's hopeful of finally completing a deal to buy badly needed munitions for ukraine at a summer of foreign ministers in luxembourg, joseph burrell said the situation was $11.00 of the extreme urgency, even leaders agreed a deal last month to purchase m. i for keith, but the pack has been sold by disagreements among member states. e. u ministers are debating a 1000000000 euro joint procurement to boost your cranes ammunition supplies. but it's not an easy deal to make. there's disagreement over how much of the business related to the purchase of arms will stay strictly what than to you. i'm sure that in the following day we will reach. but why lulu, for this legal of women don't believe that we are just sitting on wiping. the whole wor

he is a crazy uncle leonard, who was a college professor.some pretty wild stuff back in the 1990s he claimed jews got rich offer of off the slave trade and parking lotted to keep black actors from hollywood and what did young hakeem do about it? wrote an op-ed in college defending crazy uncle leonard. cnn dug it up. here is a quote. dr. jeffries has challenged the existing white supremacist educational system and long distortion of history his reward has been a media lynching. hakeem didn't just defend uncle lenny. he also insulted black conservatives saying this: the house blank of the slavery era and the black conservative of today are both opportunists interested in securing some measure of happiness for themselves within the existing social order in both cases the social order has blacks occupying the lowest societal echelon. if we are playing by democrat rules, hakeem is toast. it doesn't matter if it's 30 years back. remember kavanaugh? they wanted him canned because of something he wrote in the yearbook. buff young hakeem defends atta

a tough play, got the and one. 31 points and 11 rebounds for kd> no kawhi leonard or paul george for the clippers. l.a. pulled within two and russ is fired up. this is like a steph curry shot. the miracle goes. he sre19 with his mom after the game. they could close things out in arizona on tuesday. james harden and the sixers looking to sweep the nets. mikal bridges, that is good. philadelphia playing without joellen being. the anthony melton tipping in his own miss. scored all 15 of his points in the third quarter. tobias harris, that is a dagger, corner three. how swee\p it is. they await the celtics hawks winner. giants with their worst start in 19 games through 2017. logan webb recently signed that extension. he looked to take the hill against the mets today. nice day on the cove. brandon crawford hitting this -- just .151, 4-0 giants. the9th splash hom logan webb's best start of the year. francisco lindor, good luck hitting that baseball. getting some help from his offense. wilmer flores, solo blast to his friends in left. 7-2 giants. pete alonso has a major-league leading 10 ho

singers could always be heard, but -- leonard bernstein came down.hen he and i spoke, leonard said, "i don't sing. there will be no orchestra to conduct. but morally i feel an obligation to let my presence be seen and to let people draw whatever strength from that they might be able to garnish, to know that their struggle has touched all of us." so there were many who people don't even know about. amy: you also helped fund freedom summer. >> yes. amy: talk about that, putting your finances behind the struggle. i mean, you now -- what, in 1955 or before, had the first gold record "calypso," gold, million-selling record, first one in this country. some had singles, but you had the record. >> yeah, it was the first album to achieve the sales of a million. and beyond all of the hoopla that came with that fact from the commercial end stood the studio and the record company. what was very prophetic about that moment for me was that it became symbolic of an instruction that paul robeson had given me. and he said, "get them to sing your song and they'll want

i said ok leonard, you are all right but you can always come back in here. so young people in particular need that safe space to find out about others and find out about themselves. librarians have been called feisty fighters for personal freedom. we got t-shirts, and the executive director of the american library association was just named one of time magazine's most influential people for 2023 because she talks about library access as an equity issue, and you have to have the informed citizens in with those institutions being built. alberto manwell and his history of reading has a chapter on forbidden reading. the start of the chapter has a photograph of a woman who you could tell she was african-american and you could tell she might recently have been a slave and she has a book. it says, as tyrants, slaveowners and dictators and other illicit holders of powers have always known, an illiterate crowd is the easiest to rule. if you cannot prevent people from learning to read, the next best recourse is to limit its scope. and it goes on. burning books, censor

kawhi leonard. when his body is not falling apart, he's otherworldly. he had 31 in speaking of a guy who's been doing it for a long, long time. aging like a fine wine. chris paul slammed the door shut on that one. >> he had 16 in the phoenix suns beat the clippers one. 23 109. that even at one game apiece. game 3 is on thursday to all right. let's head out. >> to cleveland, the cavs hosting the knicks. the knicks shocked a lot of people. one game. one. cavs looking to even the series and they did so pretty easily. 3rd quarter, cavs up 18 darrius garland. he had 6, 3, that made 21 point game. 32 points 7 assists for garland late in the donovan mitchell. he was supposed to be a knick. now he's cooking up 17 to 13 for spy to calve role. 1, 0, 7, 90 series tied at one game apiece. game 3 at the garden on and that's going to fun with. all right. this series has kind of been a snoozer. i can't lie. celtics hosting the game 2 of their series. boston hoping to up dante murray said not so fast. he buried a mid-range. 29 for him. but the celtics they turned up th

leonard is sending it home. clippers won it 125-118. get this, that is l.a.'clipper's 11th constitutional right win win. now, the good news, the warrior controlled their own destiny if they win their final two games, a top six seed. and they will avoid the dreaded play in tournament. one problem, a toug game on friday. it is at the golden one center against the sacramento kings. could be a potential first round match up. looking at the warriors right now if they, avoid it. opponent being sacramento if they are a six. i think all warrior fans are just saying give me sacramento even though they hav been better this season it is still the kings. >> yes. that is true. a couple years ago it was, it would not have been a topic of conversation, okay, thank you, charlie. >>> still ahead, one bay area mayor has been at odds with the 9ers for years 'sl wn it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. . >>> it is no secret that the city of santa clara had a bad relatio

leonard, leonard, what is that, what is that? relax, it's just a dirty sock.n earth can you say "dirty sock" and "relax" in the same sentence? sheldon, the world is filled with dirty discarded socks. not my world. hey, you know who'd really dig seeing this experiment? penny. i wasn't aware that lunar ranging was her thing. although, i suppose the retro-reflector left on the moon by neil armstrong does qualify as a shiny object. why don't you ask her to come up? i don't know, it's still a little weird since, you know... she dumped you? she didn't dump me. we were just in different places in the relationship. i fail to see how a relationship

both los angeles teams the clippers and the lakers kwai leonard hits the three pointer.oints. the clippers built a 21 point lead, but the lakers made a run. anthony davis makes the step back jumper to cut the lead to seven. davis with 17 points and 11 rebounds, fourth quarter . leonard misses the three, but he's a zoo boxes there to follow it up with that slam dunk. clippers win 125 to 1 18. so what does this all mean for the warriors to stay out of the playing game? they can't drop below the sixth spot in the western conference standings. the warriors now said at that number six spot, the highest they can finish in the standings is fifth. the lowest is ninth next stop sacramento when they take on the king's friday night masters week, and that means tomorrow does mark the opening round of the first major of the year. today was all about having a little fun. the par three contest back for the first time since 20,019. at augusta national to the ninth. we go, scottie scheffler. tom kim sam burns all teen off simultaneously and chef lear's ball actually goes right in for the

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leonard is sending it home. clippers won it 125-118. get this, that is l.a.' or i guess the clipper's 11th constitutional right win win. now, the good news, the warrior controlled their own destiny if they win their final two games, a top six seed. and they will avoid the dreaded play in tournament. one problem, a toug game on friday. it is at the golden one center against the sacramento kings. could be a potential first round match up. looking at the warriors right now if they, avoid it. opponent being sacramento if they are a six. i think all warrior fans are just saying give me sacramento even though they hav been better this season it is still the kings. >> yes. that is true. a couple years ago it was, it would not have been a topic of conversation, okay, thank you, charlie. >>> still ahead, one bay area mayor has been at odds with the 9ers for years ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in

leonard jeffries is his uncle.s then a college professor at city university of new york, and he was facing backlash for falsely blaming quote rich jews. for financing the slave trade and for saying that jews in hollywood were engaged in a conspiracy to denigrate black people in film, so there's a big story back in the eighties. jeffries has said in the past that since he was in college, and it was the pre internet era , and his parents hid the controversy from both him and his brother that he did not know much about the uproar. but cnn's k file found that jeffries was more than well aware of the controversy surrounding his uncle, he wrote a college at a tutorial in this college paper supporting his uncle, inviting his uncle to speak on campus amid this fear, er and he also defended noted bigot louis farrakhan from the nation of islam. andrew kaczynski of the cnn's k file team joins us now, andrew, tell us what you found. yeah that's right. so jeffries and the black student union invited his uncle to speak on campus

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so he drove cesar chavez, andy esparza, leonard ramirez and i to los angeles.t because the speed limit was very low and the car wasn't that great. so we met with the leadership there, and we were awed-struck by this leadership. they were older, very experienced. some were labor leaders, some were in the--edward roybal was there, and we were just infatuated with what we had heard. and we told them what we were doing, and they said, "look, if you do organize, we'd be happy to consider you as an affiliate chapter of the cso." so that built up more determination for us to go back. we learned to extend ourselves by learning from the experience of others not to think that we can pull ourselves up by the bootstraps only by ourselves. it's a fallacy to think we do that. we all need outside help to move ahead if we're stuck, and we were stuck. so what happened then is that we set about to do voter registration. what we needed were deputy-- volunteers to be deputized. so we had to go to the registrar of voters john tustin; and cesar, fred, and i went and we asked for six

. >> so does fans want to hear new on kawhi leonard was out again today against the suns with a straineddid have that guy. russell westbrook, picked up the offensive slack. but the suns had westbrooks former teammate kevin durant, too, unfortunately, looks pretty relaxed. the team stayed close, heading into the 4th k d. >> with the dribble between the legs goes up onto nets. he's fouled its good. 31 points and 11 assists for kd. but his former okc teammate kept the clippers close. westbrook hits the three-pointer l a with into kauai, loving it. westbrook led everybody with 37 points. but kb have more help to pass this. devin booker goes in with the power layups. all i'm good game set. match booker finished with 30 points as kd and his mom enjoyed the outcome. suns take a commanding 3 games to one lead with a one 12 to 100 win over the clippers let's go to the eastern conference nets hosting the seventy-sixers without joel embiid who was out with a right knee strain. the philly still has the dangerous tyre snack. see james on their roster. the nets held an 11 point lead in the 3rd until p

olivia hussey and leonard whiting, who played the teenage lovers and were 15 and 16 respectively at theinto doing the scene nude after they'd originally agreed to wear flesh—coloured bodysuits. they claim that zeffirelli told them the film would fail if they didn't perform the scene nude. paramount hasn't commented on the case. has the industry changed beyond all recognition over the last few years? it's a completely different industry now, i think, you know, than it was in the '60s or '80s or even the '90s or the early 2000s. there's a lot of behaviour that was allowed to happen and people would just look the other way. it was considered normal. intimacy co—ordination is the by—product of the #metoo movement, of #timesup, of all of those movements that really came to a head in 2017 and i think — i think without those movements, we wouldn't be where we are today because i think it really put a spotlight on the abuse and the problems that were happening in the industry. so, how does that work on a day—to—day basis on set? we have a lot of prep work that has to happen so that we make sure

could be one of the best practice for developing countries coming up next to an r t metropolitan leonard of the russian orthodox church. that is done with our team to discuss the persecution of rocks, priest from ukraine. mm. he did a for many ukrainians and for many orthodox christians, this easter week has been quite a road to calvary, ve, crane, and authorities are openly attacking the orthodox church that in church services shut in down orthodox places of worship, and engaging in the kind of persecution the ukraine has not seen for a very long time. why is it happening? where does this lead to make sense of it all? i'm joined today by metropolitan lay on need of kalynne. patriarchal exit of africa . jo, grace, thank you very much for joining us. let me start by asking you, how did we even get to this point? why are we regressing back to the times of religion persecution? good afternoon, and thank you for inviting me. the subject you brought up is as poignant as it is tragic. we're having this conversation on holy week. the final week of great lent, it's tuesday and with every passing

petersburg flood leonard. tasking is real name was maxim firm and was a member of a blog in group which had hide out the cafe to hold an event. witnesses say the bomb was hidden in a statuette. he was then presented with 25 people were injured in the attack, dosage of buyer ports. now, from moscow, he was jailed in 2011 or armed robbery. after the russians 1st, the major ukraine in 2014 escaped, escape the prison and joined the russian forces there and fought against the premium defenders. gross to permanence, to his telegram channel, chin, and t and payment that we will kill everyone in ukraine. we will rob everyone in ukraine, and that is why we do apologize for that. just getting a bit of analysis earlier with our gas to it's just explaining the significance of this attack, which is actually at the 2nd high profile, a fascination to take place on russian soil. but we do now have this report from the russian capital moscow by a door city of berry. this was the moment security cameras captured the attack as the busy street food bar number one cafe in the heart of st. petersburg. on sun

i will achieve results, and we will learn to live together leonard moved together with the owner from moscow and already knows more than 100 routes on the way to the metro yards the train, but no one is sleeping under the puddles, not crossing the multi-lane roads are no longer an obstacle for ruslan. when you walk with a guide dog, there are many obstacles that the sighted can see, that here is a pvd dog, i bypassed i can’t even understand at all that it was there another dog profession has no restrictions on the breed and promises love not one, but millions people, real tailed actors are being prepared by tatyana yastrebova. she is an animal stunt coordinator and helps with the selection of dogs for films and trains already approved candidates with her own pets. roxy and the count for two are already older olives, but according to tatiana, tv series are also here. the main thing is that the dog is easy to train, because creative tasks are rarely limited to simple sitting or lying down. it was necessary for the dog to portray the command die, that supposedly she, after anesthesia, di