you can imagine 13 m in height and now thanks to the hospitality of the life arena.is a unique new multifunctional hall. we got the opportunity to show this number, thank you for your art and of course, nikolai and alexander sergeevich zatsepin is a wonderful song from the movie it can't be real. you look, yes, yes, olya, this can’t be all. it's that you're incredible, really you managed to see a little number alexander sergeevich of course because as a child i dreamed of a circus and even practiced acrobatics did back somersaults front came to such karabs, milaeva, were evgeny milaev, some kind of circus has already disappeared left me left in your life. well, who would be more worried about the artists who flew up to 13 meters or because of their boys? yes, today, probably, was that rare day when the attention shifted and, uh, i just couldn’t take my eyes off the guys big well done kolya that you love more than singing and dancing. and what else is there is sweet. i love sweet. here she made a surprise for her mom, and mom is so beautiful today, yes boys. here, how

. >>> a sold-outfield converging on colonial life arena in columbia, south carolina, all to watch aliyahseed in the ncaa tournament, south carolina, looking for their 40th straight win with a trip to the sweet 16 online when they face number eight, south florida at home. the defending champs looking to be the tenth undefeated in history. we have kaitlyn clark and the hawkeyes taking on

life arena is hosting the premiere of a unique project. big love.ukov congratulates with joy. hello. congratulations, would you get married here, if you would go out, now again married you know, i'm not one of those people who fantasize about, if you can congratulate or you won't. let's still get back to the world to be considered just a month ago, in the secret to a million program, the actress shared her pain. she is such a sword. tala gave birth without arms and a child, which decided on a painful procedure to check the patency of the fallopian tubes. it's just lived george i grabbed. i thought that i would break my fingers and i looked at them with huge eyes. and he needs to be patient, so that it comes to the right place, i endured, because i really didn’t want to, baby, when irina bezrukova realized that it would not work to get pregnant naturally. she did an ivf procedure in one of the clinics in germany, the actress was waiting for the birth of gemini with me. i could have two more children , two children from sergei bezrukov. yes, at some p

sports all my life . street i came after when i have been working in sports all my life i work in the international arenaady feel what is happening and that therefore i have already understood for some time that there will already be an attempt by the international olympic committee to return that is why there was a meeting with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, where we discussed that it is necessary to contact the international olympic committee on january 25. yes , already in the 22nd year , president volodymyr zelenskyi already called mr. bach and there was a long conversation for about an hour, and the president also confirmed our position invariably that in you don't need to allow such a time and make provocations because it's you. you see how it will happen. get wet provocation there was already a fight between our athletes football players of the minai club in hungary where they met autograph sentence i apologize yes in in turkey, where they already met there by chance with the russian team, this will happen at every competition and that during the war, ukrainians are dying and the ge

hashem was jailed for life for his part in planning the arena attack.ged, angry, salman abedi was, according to one expert witness to the arena inquiry, ripe for radicalisation. his close family clearly...held the law in this country in pretty scant regard. it didn't really matter too much if they broke it. that was the first thing. so he had no connection to the legal side of british life, in the sense of being law—abiding, getting a law—abiding world view, as we've already mentioned, for various reasons, such as lack of parental support. he didn't engage with that massive mechanism of mainstream education. that wasn't open to him, although he did try, to be fair. he had various moments when he tried to engage. erm, and so, really, he had no active connection to law—abiding british society. i must admit, i've never seen such a complete picture of... ..of the petri dish absolutely brimming with germs, if you like. prayers the abedi family worshipped here. the arena inquiry heard claims from the family's legal teams that the mosque had turned a blind eye

hashim was jailed for life for his part in planning the arena attack.ngry, salman abedi was, according to one expert witness to the arena inquiry, ripe for radicalisation. his close family clearly held the law in this country in pretty scant regard, it didn't really matter too much if they broke it. that was the first thing. so, he had no connection to the legal side of british life in the sense of being law—abiding, getting a law—abiding worldview. as we've already mentioned, for various reasons such as lack of parental support, he didn't engage with that massive mechanism of mainstream education, that wasn't open to him, although he did try, to be fair, he had various moments when he tried to engage. and so, really, he had no active connection to law—abiding british society. i must admit, i've never seen such a complete picture of the petri dish absolutely brimming with germs, if you like — call to prayer. didsbury mosque. the abedi family worshipped here. the arena inquiry heard claims from the families' legal teams that the mosque had turned a blind

in search of a better life, the risk losing their native mixture language. oh, larry arena, says music has brought her closer to her roots. she performs and traditional dress and says that it's part of her storytelling, lumber ramos. and when we go out into the mountains, there are many colors and flowers that we encounter on the way, if what is shown by these, i think yet, and then you will have a mother. but back in mexico, the reality is somewhat contradictory. while indigenous cultures seem to be celebrated in public life with markets, full of handicrafts, most indigenous people live in poverty neglected by the state. i but this only see, says duncan, i guess some aspects have been for gas and lucky glasses and the us keep that here . thanks to people like maddie at a nurse as well as person as our work has made visible explanation. though mister tobacco these days, maria rena is in a position to financially support her parents to give something back to them. she hopes her music will make a difference and give others the courage to follow her path. oh dear god, i kink a

life. the risk losing their native mickey language. oh, larry arena, says music has brought her closer to her roots. she performs in traditional dress and says that it's part of her storytelling, lumber, mammoth. and when we go out into the mountains, there are many colors and flowers that we encounter on the way. if what is shown by these thick yellow and then 100 miles. yeah, but back in mexico, the reality is somewhat contradictory, while indigenous cultures seem to be celebrated in public life with markets full of handicrafts, most indigenous people live in poverty neglected by the state. i but busily see, says duncan, unless some aspects have been forgotten, lucky, good as his ideas key, but here thanks to p, black marina, as well as percentage i'll work as made visible explanation mister tobacco these days. maria rena is in a position to financially support her parents to give something back to them. she hopes her music will make a difference and give others the courage to follow her path. oh, dear. gather kink at okay, but it was with our ours

in search of a better life, the risk losing their native mitchell language. oh, larry arena, says music has brought her closer to her roots. she performs in traditional dress and says that it's part of her storytelling, lumber, mammoth. and when we go out into the mountains, there are many colors and flowers that we encounter on the way, if what is shown by these thick yellow and then we will have a mother. but back in mexico, the reality is somewhat contradictory. while indigenous cultures seem to be celebrated in public life with markets, full of handicrafts, most indigenous people live in poverty neglected by the state. i but busily see, says duncan, i guess some aspects have been forgot and lucky glasses and the us key. but here, thanks to p black maddie at a now as well as person as i'll work as made visible explanation though mister to raffle these days, maria rena is in a position to financially support her parents to give something back to them. she hopes her music will make a difference and give others the courage to follow her path. oh, who gather king? good. okay.

the was chief minister, the pitch has seen historic cricketing innings, the life of crime, and also served as the political arena in 2020 it hosted the mag i rocher of mahdi and then you s president. donald trump, the cookie diplomacy comes as in just pushing for a greater international role in diaz, the president of g 20 this year. it's a duty new delhi take seriously, seeing it as an opportunity to project it says as the voice of the global south, particularly on issues affecting developing nations like climate change, boot supplies, and high debt. india is already leading the full match series winning this fine and match will secure a spot in the finals of the world test championship. the opposition is eager to deny this victory as to the start of the series didn't go to plan losing the 1st 2 games. but you know, there's a lot in it for india as well. if they, when they can secure a spot and not have to rely on other results. so, you know, we want to make that difficult as difficult as possible for them. and i, we went to the series and ha, i'd been easier for the visit, started with him, celebrating the fest

the pitch has seen historic cricketing innings, the life of crime, and also served as the political arena in 2020 it hosted the mag i rocher of mahdi and then u. s. president donner champion. the crooked diplomacy comes as index pushing for a greater international role. india is the president of june 20 this year. it's a duty new delhi take seriously, seeing it as an opportunity to project it says, as the voice of the global south, particularly on issues affecting developing nations like climate change, food supplies, and high debt. india's already leading the full match series winning this fine and match will secure a spot in the finals of the world test championship. the opposition is eager to deny this victory as to the start of the series didn't go to plan losing the 1st 2 games by, you know, there's a lot in it for india as well. if they, when they can secure a spot and not have to rely on other results. so, you know, we want to make that difficult as difficult as possible for them and say we want to in the series and, ah, i'd been easier for the visit started with him celebrating th

too often the, humanities are seen as a vague subject, found and used in intellectual arenas, not in everyday life. i would like to acknowledge the staff at nea who work every to push back on that narrative to make the humanities available to all americans. i would also like to acknowledge the members of the national council on the humanities, the 26 member body that the head of any age on awarding federal grants to support humanity projects across the country. a few of our council members are here tonight with us and i would like to ask them to stand and be recognized. thank you to our national council for your service. this event would not take place without grace's support from the national trust for the humanities. in addition to supporting this evening and previous jefferson lectures. they have also produced a stunning commemorative book with miss hora called viewpoints. 50 years of the jefferson lecture the humanities. i would like ask members of the national trust to stand. thank you for all of support. and now much anticipation. we the 50th anniversary of the jefferson in the humanities 50

life. my career. at the mem arena in manchester, a bomb'sjust gone off in the foyer. 0k. n still feel it. when zoe and paul experienced the very worst, they thought their government would be there. instead, they say they felt abandoned. we've received nothing, absolutely nothing. i thought, this is... this is it. my life... my life is over. these were the last photographs taken by zoe of her daughter millie in tunisia 2015, just before their life changed forever. we were playing darts by the pool. it was like a pop, pop, pop noise coming from the beach. and i knew even then, i knew what it was. a lone gunman killed 38 people that day. as holidaymakers fled, the family was separated. millie was chased along a hotel corridor, where the gunman threw a grenade. for a time, that cost her her hearing. just... it'sjust horrific. it's completely changed her life. when she returned home, prime minister david cameron sent this letter and a promise. "i am determined the government does everything it can to support "you, to make sure the government provides the best possible support."

donald trump has spent his entire life on stress testing legal and political arenas that he's enteredity of -- showing how we can ineffective a lot of regulation -- real estate and politics could actually be no when he got to washington he proved it on a whole other level. one of the more striking comments that came out this weekend, for the republican law baker, the idea that what we are trying to do is prevent -- district attorney because right now it is a democratic district attorney focusing on a republican candidate, suggesting that in the future, if this goes forward without a buy in from republicans, you could see a republican district attorney somewhere trying to make a similar case about the democratic presidents and candidate. the lack unsupported the, fact that it is not bipartisan, the fact that it is the idea that we are only sealing this through a political lens, this is pretty dark going forward. in terms of what the legal obstacles -- >> aussie, rene, thank you so much for your time and analysis. next, we predict -- that could determine whether abortion is illegal in t

it together that a man who was so abusive and bullying in every aspect of his life would bring that abuse into the sexual arenaose to hide from that fact. i think we were all enablers. i think we were, we were all complicit. could i have done anything at the time? well, for one, i never thought about doing anything about it. i know that i prevented my assistant being called to the savoy hotel late at night. i said, "no, you can't go." so, obviously i was aware of that. i didn't have the guts to do anything about it. i think the deal i'd made with the devil was to my advantage. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: with no one in hollywood calling him out, weinstein's alleged behavior continued. zelda perkins was one of his assistants. >> the first time that i traveled alone abroad with him, he insisted that i went into the bathroom while he had a sauna because he needed to do work, and i refused to go in the sauna. and he said, "well i... this isn't working, i'm going to have a bath instead." so i tried to leave the bathroom, he said, "you can't leave, i need to... we need to get this business done." he was reeling off names of al

plisetskaya , boris mister creates a masterpiece for all times , carmen suite, where the bull arena is our life the sign of fate was first used in the scenery the photographs of the performance and the audience of sovremennik came to delight from the view of prague outside the window. he often created an unknown foreign life on stage. is it fabulous stockholm and i myself am a flourishing force or the villa of an aging hollywood diva reads that i crave death, but i want to live madly without shame love on the set, 12 chairs to mister. andrei mironov often helped, he himself moved the scenery, so that it was even funnier to have a natural sense of humor and easily understand the situation. will help us. the west is with us in exactly the same way she scolded the artist of the play. further silence. faina ranevskaya was afraid that the scenery would collapse on her, but unexpectedly she invited the messerer to visit to discuss the costumes. i don't have a fancy dress. all the letters laid down like this, some hair, such decorations here, diamonds, some sparkled. she has it here. i had a youthful

and which is really now fighting not for life, but for death in order to preserve or try to keep domination on the world world that eludes it with less truths. arenassia has always had many friends. for example, in bulgaria there are even national movements of russophiles, but for the first time an international structure has appeared . it was headed by nikolai malinov from bulgaria, now the world has really been divided into the world of good, and it was freezing. we are well aware that a mermaid is to be true, to be good, to live in honor, and, probably, for many of us. you understand what is waiting for us anyway. most importantly, they live in shame. russophilism is that categorically answer to modern fascism of russophobia, 87 participants and forty-two countries, including europe and the united states gathered at the founding congress at the pushkin state museum the choice of location is not accidental love for russian culture and the russian language as the cornerstone of the new movement. i speak russian, which means that i also speak russian in the world who speak russian and who studied in the soviet union or in soviet russia is the russ

arena. and, of course, it was necessary to tell the soviet people about such an event, and the journal international life began to appear precisely at that time in those years, even in those months, when soviet russia really began diplomatic work beyond our borders and the first issue of the journal came out. shortly after the start of the genoa conference, and in the first issues, there were quite large reports and analytical articles on the results of this genoa conference for a long time on the magazine since the only analytical publication on world politics, but they are only the politics and economics of culture, the first editor-in-chief of international life has become. vladimir tails, the second leonid ilyichev, then the magazine came under the leadership of the head of the ussr foreign ministry andrei gromyko, the magazine wrote about the most significant events in the ussr and the world, and the signing of the warsaw treaty of friendship, and the twentieth congress of the cpsu about the creation of a common market by european countries, and the conquest of space, when in in 1969, the americans

life at home, of course that matters to me. backstage matters to me, what happens in these halls of an arena, what happens at catering and churchng for each other backstage, if we take the stage, aren't we just hypocrites? we want people to be fully entertained, but night also they are reminded that god loves them. ♪ the ground is sinking sand. [cheering] >> shannon: toby mac back on with stops in arizona and texas. quick note my podcast living the bream is out this week. pastor jeffress, will join me talking about deep friendship in midst of suffering, one of my stories in "the love stories of the bible speak." it is out this tuesday, download to my podcast by heading to foxnews podcast.com. that is it for today, thank you for joining us, i'm shannon bream. have a great week and we'll see you back here next "fox news sunday." the following program is sponsored by the international fellowship of christians and jews. as the holy season of passover approaches the war in ukraine has reached catastrophic proportions. leaving hundreds of thousands struggling just to survive. many of these are holocaust survivors

on the professional arena too. a phenomenon in the media football culture, which became the first such club among the players, bloggers, but not professional football players whose life a reality show can be conditionally called national ideas in the first lines. we are belarusians, peaceful people. even without it. we are always for peace. if you work here, work, find your niche in public life. here you can develop and reach a certain limit more quickly, we are building bridges of friendship and roads of prospects, we need to work. we need to rely on our family, on those people who are in belarus who work for our creation and for peace. in general, not ready to take the path of betrayal to live together belarusians, it became clear what to be proud of. and what to fight for , watch on belarus 24 tv channel. march 21 on the calendar is tuesday on the planet, but katerina antonova and tatyana matasevich will spend 3 hours with you live, but we already have 3 weeks of spring behind us.

arena tonight. the stadium may have a life span of 50 years, but an individual purchases a commodity with a much more limited life span. a couple of hours. this distinction in our opinion is vital to the debate over the issues within the event ticketing space. over the last several years, we have heard the term consumer welfare standard uttered much more frequently. questions over whether the standard is still applicable in today's innovation economy. whether it should be replaced with some other form of subjective measure. and, in the age of tech platforms, what consumer welfare even means. i would ask you all today as we conduct this hearing to set that principle aside. in this area, we would contend that consumer welfare is very clearly defined and reflective of the issues and challenges within this industry. those representing the dominant player in the market would contend that their growth has allowed them to innovate and make advances that greatly benefit consumers. we a few million taylor swift fans would respond, this is why we can't have nice things. to be clear, from our perspective, the i

note that the arena itself annually hosts competitions at a high level of this day, the air will continue to be clear policy immediately after the new series genocide project. no right to life stay on the first button. it will be very interesting. this is an understandable policy. hello west today likes to talk about the people's right to self-determination. true , only where it is beneficial to the west, fueling conflicts in different regions of the planet, the united states stubbornly turns a blind eye to its own history, which is thoroughly saturated with bloody expansion. beautiful words about the sovereignty of the referendum and democratic procedures in the american case break the apolitical reality. for over 30 years now. texas unsuccessfully is fighting for its independence from washington , which once simply took 1 million square kilometers of land from neighboring mexico, that is, half of its territory, the history of suffocating hugs right now. so why texas is uncomfortable there today under the wing of washington , the locomotive of anti-american sentiment has been a prolonged economic recession and a decline in the standard of living of the average citizen. peo

in the international arena on the experience of overcoming those illegal difficulties that the united states and its satellites create for the normal development of the normal lifeof independent and not subject to the dictates of the state. we have an intensive political dialogue at the highest and high levels, intensive contacts established inter-parliamentary dialogue and dialogue between all departments and departments through cooperation between municipalities and in general through civil society. we reaffirmed their readiness to further build up trade and economic cooperation in modern conditions, it is somewhat behind the pace that we would like to betray it, and in this regard, of course, we agreed to use the potential of the intergovernmental russian non-korban commission on trade , economic, scientific and technical cooperation, positively assessed the implementation of a number of landmark bilateral projects. well, in particular, i will note the successful long-term work in the monk of the joint biotechnological enterprise of the swordsmen. this is a joint venture. it manufactures and supplies drugs and vaccines that are in demand in nicaragua and othe

life. i never heard any liberties helps. here in barrow and california here. manana has another concert saturday night at the oakland arena. that show is also sold out, but we're told that on monday the ban will announce a third concert date here in the bay area in san jose amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. if you'd like to donate to community bridges, you can visit ktvu dot com and quick on web links. bart inspector general harriet richardson says she has been stymied in her overseeing efforts of the transit agency. richardson spoke in orinda today , state senator steve glazer presented her with a pair of boxing gloves to represent her fight. she's retiring four months before the end of her term. richardson said she had trouble accessing records talking with transit agency officials and union representatives. and did not get the funding needed for her office. part has to change the culture from the top down and set the, uh, tone at the top that we don't want waste. we don't want fraud. if we identify the inspector general identifies it. we're going to cooperate with them and weeding that out, and i think that's key to changi

calmer day as far as winds go arena, which is honestly first and foremost, the biggest concern because that was the biggest cause of damages. and unfortunately, some loss of lifeterday. >> as we did see trees toppling a lot of a breeze making their way into roadways. we are also seeing flooding concerns continuing in today. so winds pretty much out of the picture. rain is still hanging on for the morning hours. at least your view outside at the east bay showing you some rain that is still working its way across the region. some heavy showers up in the santa cruz mountains on over towards morgan hill and gilroy moderate shower activity for the rest of the bay area. you see some pretty good coverage for most of the bay roadways are wet. so first and foremost, just take it slow out there because you definitely don't be rushing around with these wet conditions. flooding watches and warnings do still continue, especially on the peninsula. we are seeing from half moon bay down coastal san mateo county, a flood warning. some of the smaller streams draining the mountains on the peninsula. definitely still looking at where rising water levels there. as for cut

arena, which is honestly first and foremost, the biggest concern because that was the biggest cause of damages. and unfortunately, some loss of life yesterday. >> as we did see trees toppling a lot of a breeze making their way into roadways. we are also seeing flooding concerns continuing in today. so winds pretty much out of the picture. rain is still hanging on for the morning hours. at least your view outside at the east bay showing you some rain that is still working its way across the region. some heavy showers up in the santa cruz mountains on over towards morgan hill and gilroy moderate shower activity for the rest of the bay area. you see some pretty good coverage for most of the bay roadways are wet. so first and foremost, just take it slow out there because you definitely don't be rushing around with these wet conditions. flooding watches and warnings do still continue, especially on the peninsula. we are seeing from half moon bay down coastal san mateo county, a flood warning. some of the smaller streams draining the mountains on the peninsula. definitely still looking at where rising water levels there. as for current

law in the international arena on the experience of overcoming those illegal complications that the united states and its satellites create for the normal development of normal lifedent and not subject to the dictates of the state. i note that russia is already implementing a number of successful projects in nicaragua in particular. sergei lavrov today mentioned the work of the swordsmen enterprise, which is engaged in the production of the vaccine and its distribution throughout the country, and nicaragua was one of the first countries to register the russian sputnik vi vaccine even then. uh, nicaraguan president daniel arteca noted that this is a huge help in the fight against coronavirus from a pandemic. generally. appreciated it very highly also, today, returning to the negotiations. today there were also negotiations on the supply of grain to russian equipment, as well as cars on the territory of nicaragua. well, i will note that the ministers of foreign affairs, and the ministers of central american countries, have repeatedly said in their statements today, uh, called uh, the interaction of our countries is truly fraternal. panoramic there vein discussed ou

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at globe life field, $27, almost 40,000 right here, barrel racing, bareback and bloor riding. the morning bool made his way into the arenamaybe he will beyond "fox and friends". rachel: and bbq. rachel: back to you. pete: it has been a month since the devastating toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. president biden has not visited and no trip is scheduled. the ohio governor is calling on the epa and norfolk southern to move contaminated soil immediately, 24,000 tons of soil still waiting to be removed from the community. governor mike dewine joins us to get answers. your more frustrated than anybody. why would there be a delay in removing toxic soil from east palestine? >> you summarized it pretty well. there's been about 3000 tons that have been transported out. the digging continues. what they are doing is piling it up. the us epa and the railroad are working hard to find locations. this thing has become political in places that would normally take this product. they are being turned down in places that are taking stuff that is more dangerous every single day. they have to deal with that. i was frustrated we

in the international arena for the experience of overcoming those illegal difficulties that the united states and its satellites create for the normal development of a normal lifef independent and not amenable to the dictates of the state. nicaragua in particular, sergey lavrov today mentioned the work of the swordsmen enterprise, which is engaged in the production of the vaccine and its distribution in the country. nicaragua was one of the first country to register the russian sputnik vei vaccine, and then the president of nicaragua, daniel arteega, noted that this was a huge help in the fight against coronavirus from the pandemic as a whole. he rated it very highly today. there were also negotiations on the supply of grain to russian equipment, as well as cars to the territory of nicarague. but i note that the minister of foreign affairs of the central american country has repeatedly called the interaction of our countries truly fraternal details in his statements today, discussed our relations in the field of strategic relations of friendship brotherhood cooperation investment. we touched on topics that are of mutual interest to our countries, which are stre