of the valley, lilies of the valley, bright may, hello, lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley,any years pass, you will give me on spring days, lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley, bright may, hello, lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley, white bouquet, for the last time, lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley, my bright one, hello, lilies of the valley, lilies of the valley, white bouquet, you and i met in the middle of summer, we were blue, the sky was light. i will thank chance for this, that you appeared in front of me. i embellished my embarrassment with a joke, and also secretly thought to myself that i would only call you forget-me-not, a blue and delicate, sunny flower, forget-me-not, forget-me-not, sometimes one minute, sometimes one minute. means more than a year, forget-me-not, forget-me-not, i live in a fairy tale as if i’m not forgetting you, not i'll never forget. this is how fate befell us that we had to separate, even your name is unknown to me, all that remains is for me to meet you on starry nights, and even then in a dream, i stand worried. in

, and i was a lily, lily, lily, threw them in the evening, lily, three lily, threw, i know, time healss go! i would repaint the moon, the queen of the nights, without touching the clouds, a minute before the morning, like a night butterfly circling above the earth, the black and white moon. if i could just once, without looking at the clock , without magical dreams, without... crazy words, tear myself up from the ground, hands up, i would repaint the moon, in millions of different colors, in a blue wave, in golden sand, and it would be if the sun were warmer, and there would be a brighter fire, the queen of the nights, the moonlight, i would repaint the moon, in millions of different colors, into a blue wave for... golden sand, and the sun would be warmer, and it would be brighter, like me, queen of the nights, butterfly ulunna, if pitsa is me, then the sky is you, and love, it is an eternal struggle, with squeezing the ground, hands up, i would repaint. the moon, in millions of different colors , a blue wave, golden sand, and if the sun were warmer, and it would be bright, i, the quee

we speak to lily mills.the draw for players with intellectual impairments at the australian open. we start tonight with the sad news that franz beckenbauer one of the greatest footballers of all time has died at the age of 78. the german and world cup legend had a nearly two decade long career. his was an extraordinary life. his legacy rivalled by few. as seen here he won the world cup as captain of west germany in 1974, and went on to lift the trophy again as manager in 1990. he earned over a 100 caps with the national side and played 582 times for bayern munich, winning five league titles and was captain for their three european cup wins in 7a, 75 and 76. there were other honours too including the ballon d'0r, not once but twice, in 1972 and 1976. franz beckenbauer�*s family have issued a statement saying — "it is with deep sadness that we announce that my husband and our father, franz beckenbauer, passed away peacefully in his sleep yesterday, surrounded by his family. "we ask that you be able to grieve i

lily gladstone!den globe. this is an historic win. it doesn't belong to just me. i'm holding it right now. i'm holding it with all of my beautiful sisters in the film, at this table over here and my mother. i'm standing on all of your shoulders. this is the first major award since months of actors and writers strikes saw productions halted and red carpet events cancelled. so for many here, they're glad to get back to the business of promoting their films, not to mention enjoying a party. it's a who's who of hollywood. the golden globes lived up to its reputation as a rather boozy affair. before stars even got in, there was a bar on the red carpet. with the rather more formal oscars approaching in two months�* time, critics will be looking to see if oppenheimer will be toasting the same success. emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. for box office hits that were seen by basically the whole... a retired postman has captured an unlikely little helper, on camera. rodney holbrook from powys set up a night

oh lily, lily, and the church people are ovterochki. there will be beautiful wheels for her son, in the church there will be beautiful wheels for her son, oh dear lily, give me a lot... virgin mary's swaddling clothes, the virgin mary didn't have swaddling clothes, oh, lily, lily, in spruce curtains, there will be beautiful songs. nights for her son, in the church every morning there will be beautiful swaddling clothes for the son's grandfather, oh lelia, lelizia, gave birth to jesus, christ, virgin mary. mary gave birth to jesus christ. holy barbara, built the church, rejoice, rejoice, heaven, earth rejoice, christ was born, built the church, and with three windows. rejoice, rejoice, heaven, rejoice on earth, christ is born, for the first time the bright sun shines through the window, rejoice, rejoice, no... god, rejoice on earth, christ is born, for the second time the bright moon shines through the window, rejoice, rejoice, heaven, rejoice, earth. christ is born, bright stars shine in the third window, rejoice, rejoice, heaven, earth rejoice, christ is born, angels. they sing, god is

lily taking money from fatcats for sexual favors. >> lily was no angel but to ruth, she was a godsendved ruth's idea could actually be physically manufactured. >> eventually over the objections of some men at mattel, ruth says we are going to do this thing. >> she wouldn't take no for an answer, she was determined to be an inspiration to so many women. >> now she needed someone to build it. >> jack was yellow educated aerospace engineer who worked on the sparrow and hawk missiles. >> ruth gave her engineer clear instructions. >> copy this thing. >> to give her daughter a modern look, ruth had a bona fide hollywood legend but westmore was a makeup artist for the studios universal. the dolls looked like actresses who were popular at that time. >> for the wardrobe, a fashion designer. >> charlotte johnson that had a successful career new york on seventh avenue and was persuaded her to design the first set of tiny clothes for this doll. >> they designed, built and styled at all. now she needed a name. looked to her own daughter for inspiration. so barbie was born. ♪ she really is an absol

, lily, lily, i picked three white lilies, and i picked lilies, and i threw them in the window, lily,nd threw it, and i was in the pond for lily, lily, lily, i picked three white lilies, three lilies. and tore it off, and whether i was a cat or not, i threw it under the door. vadik, you know, why, i was just thinking here, this is why we loved discos in the nineties, i can honestly tell you, slow down, because it was possible, you ’re looking for some guy, and he, for example , invites you to a slow dance, and the choreography is not important at all, the main thing is to hug gently and just mark time, and you know, but it seems to me that she wrote the most heartfelt slow dance, but before... introducing her, i want, guys me they will understand, because i won’t say how many years ago, i think i was not yet married, but i imagined that the presenter of such a progressive youth channel lera kudryavtseva was singing this song, just for me, you know the lines, i’m with you, thank you, i’ll help you. i want to see you always, i want now, to read your thoughts in every movement of your ey

also inspired by the artist, he painted water lilies all his life, and he saw the light very well.one of the guidelines of the project, namely exhibition and competition activities, which unites the creativity of various schools in the region, itself being created with... the current art project is presented by belarusian artists ryhora, mary tabolichy. lit the dirty work of any native land, history and people. on the canvases there are silhouettes of belarusian churches, images of saints and allegory on spiritual themes. maststva, and spirituality, and religion, yana the great meetings were close. the first of may, perhaps a lot of love and passion and marriage and love fell from the kingdom, so i remember that my father brought me from the west. next door, where there was a tsarkova like this in the forest, all and on your right there are a lot of kudysts, and i ’m a slave, i’m fallen and tsarkva, i was full of boards, i ’ll climb there to this little tree and look there, and there and there there will be an image mother of god, the jumping farbs are so bright and rich, the geta

lily's a fighter — that's what the nurse told her mum.he does survive, she should expect severe problems. she just lives and breathes tennis. it's remarkable, really, that we've come from that to this. yeah. she's quite a celebrity now, really. well, lily was part of britain's special olympics team last summer and at sports personality of the year. special olympics provides sport for people with intellectual disability at every level. now at the australian open, lily will be taking on the very best players in the world in her category. that was good, well done. the fact that she's going to the australian open, i you can see the motivation. and the energy on the court. it makes the coaching process very easy, to be honest. - there are 10,000 miles between islington and melbourne. lily already has come far further than that. joe wilson, bbc news, in north london. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. we have had a huge change in the weather,

lily page, 92. oh, thank you. in 1992, lily shocked me was in oncology nurse at johns hospital when she was diagnosed with metastatic cancer. then in her thirties, married with a young daughter at home, lily knew enough about the illness to count her blessings. she had a strong support system of family, friends to see her through this personal crisis. that's why what happened next came as such an pleasant surprise when lily called h friends with news of her diagnosis, heard awkward silence on the other end of the at work even among her nurse friends. she saw a deer in the headlight reactions when she told them she had cancer. in weeks that followed, friends didn't call frequently as before, and someone silent when lily plant phoned. some of them her calls straight to voicemail and her messages were never returned. lily had been working with breast patients since the age of 17, but nothing had prepared her for the loneliness that came with her diagnosis. she hurt and abandoned but she also understood news of seriou

lily plays mollie burkhart, a real osage whose mother and three sisters were murdered.t de niro — to funnel the family's oil riches their way. the odd person was convicted but so many people got away with it. oh, yeah. yeah, and even the ones who were convicted weren't in for that long. it's supposed to be - a suicide, you dumbbell! martin scorsese originally had an fbi investigator as the main character, but they realised his epic must come from the osage perspective. every aspect of the whole script changed because of osage contribution to it and was made the better for it. you know, i've never seen a film like this before, and marty said recently several times he feels like this is the most important film he's ever made. and a film that could make history. if lily gladstone, who was voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, triumphs in march. katie razzall, bbc news. while hollywood was on strike for most of last year, people in the us kept streaming. according to new data — the time people spent watching streaming services on their tv in 2023 went up 2

yes, lily gladstone, first native american _ there.ican to be _ there. yes, lily gladstone, first i native american to be nominated, there. yes, lily gladstone, first - native american to be nominated, she has been doing well this entire awards season in hollywood, so no surprise there. she just knocked it out of the ballpark in martin scorsese's them. i do like the fact that we have first—time nominees. emily blunt for the same movie. i love that we got daniel brooks from the first time nominee as well. cillian murphy. and he was also in the colour purple as well as reston, netflix film about the great civil rights pioneers. so it's nice to see a lot of people getting a first nomination, especially for the oscar. i am sure they are on cloud nine right now. $5 oscar. i am sure they are on cloud nine right now-— oscar. i am sure they are on cloud nine right now. 45 seconds left. you talked about — nine right now. 45 seconds left. you talked about first-time _ nine right now. 45 seconds left. you talked about first-time nominees. l talke

lily gladstone! [applause] ♪ ♪ >> this is lily gladstone's first nomination and first win. golden globe tonight for her role of mollie burkhart and "killers of the flower moon." [applause] ♪ ♪ >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] [speaking in a global language] i love everyone in this room right now. thank you. i don't have words. i just spoke a bit of blackfeet language, a beautiful community nation that raised me and encouraged me to keep going, keep doing this. my mom, who, even though she's not blackfeet, worked tirelessly to get our language into our classroom so i had a blackfeet language teacher growing up. [applause] this award belongs to -- i hope i don't get counted down too fast, because this is an historic one. i'm so grateful i can speak even a little bit of my language, which i'm not fluent in, up here. because, in this business, native actors used to speak their lines in english, and the sound mixer is run them backwards to accomplish native languages on camera. this is an historic win. it doesn't belong to just me. i'm holding it right now. i'm holding with all

>> lili: yes, we are, which is scary part about it.culture and making it okay for sake of free speech and it is plain right or wrong. >> harris: those strong in faith, we must be bold, do not hide our light under a bushel, shine lightly. >> emily: that is right, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. m, ♪♪ >> emily: last but not least, jimmy is tackling cancel culture with "cancel culture dictionary, a to z guide winning the war on fun." you can order it at foxnewsbooks.com. also the subject of a new fox nation special which is available to stream now. all amazing. >> this is a big day for community college graduates. i probably shouldn't be admitting that the author majored in super mario brothers but i did save the princess on more than one occasions. cancel culture, what it did, take places we went to to have a good time and turned them into political battle grounds. no more escapism. the argument is not like we have to get these guys, it's not a call to arms, it's a call to chill out. a lot of the battles waged in the name of power o

lily gladstone joins us after the break.t ready to launch stage. that open for business stage. that sell it everywhere until you sell out stage. that count it up, ship it out stage. and that "wait, did we just hit a million orders?" stage. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. the will states that mr. marbles will receive everything he needs in perpetuity thanks to autoship from chewy. i always loved that old man. and he gets the summer house. what? shop and get a $30 egift card through january 14th. at chewy. so this is it. don't you die on me before i get over there. don't count on it. we came from every corner of the country to bring the war to hitler's doorstep. (tense music) it's a little breezy. (♪♪) let's rack 'em up and knock 'em down. roger that. give 'em he- (♪♪) (♪♪) so, what's the move? we lead our boys through it. (♪♪) man, wish i had 750 donuts like this sign says. it says $750 "dollars," not "donuts." what if each donut cost a dollar? i hate that you're kind of right. switch to progressiv

lily plays mollie burkhart, a real osage whose mother and three sisters were murdered.uded with his powerful uncle — here robert de niro — to funnel the family's oil riches their way. the odd person was convicted but so many people got away with it. oh, yeah. yeah, and even the ones who were convicted weren't in for that long. it's supposed to be - a suicide, you dumbbell! martin scorsese originally had an fbi investigator as the main character, but they realised his epic must come from the osage perspective. every aspect of the whole script changed because of osage contribution to it and was made the better for it. you know, i've never seen a film like this before, and marty said recently several times he feels like this is the most important film he's ever made. and a film that could make history, if lily gladstone, who was voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, triumphs in march. katie razzall, bbc news. let's remind you of the breaking news this hour. a man reportedly armed with a crossbow has been shot dead by armed police in south—east london. the

lily plays mollie burkhart, a real osage whose mother and three sisters were murdered.son was convicted but so many people got away with it. oh, yeah. yeah, and even the ones who were convicted weren't in for that long. it's supposed to be - a suicide, you dumbbell! martin scorsese originally had an fbi investigator as the main character, but they realised his epic must come from the osage perspective. every aspect of the whole script changed because of osage contribution to it and was made the better for it. you know, i�*ve never seen a film like this before, and marty said recently several times he feels like this is the most important film he�*s ever made. and a film that could make history, if lily gladstone, who was voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, triumphs in march. katie razzall, bbc news. there is so much to watch, isn�*t there? currently. including the top business stories here next. i have teased ahead to a few we are covering. uk inflation is included. i will see you soon. hello there. temperatures will continue to fluctuate through the

completely different, i am a goth, a raspberry, a familiar taste on my lips, behind the hen of the lilynd, berries, raspberries, the familiar taste on the lips, behind the gate there was lily, and the whole house is in flowers, i will pass all the sorrows past in my memory, dear, dear, only here i will find. a little taste, familiar on the lips, behind lily’s wicket and the whole house of light, i will pass through all my sorrows in my memory, dear, dear, only here will i find,

gladstone playing, i said lily.-- she's the first native american woman nominated for an oscar. she already won the golden globe. other accolades. what's it like -- what's it like to see people appreciate this performance that she's given? >> martin: it's a blessing really. she has a centered feeling about her and she has intelligence and understanding that you can see in the eyes. there's something going on in the face. she doesn't have to do much. the faces perfect. and she really, whenever we felt, felt we could incorporate her into the process of actually -- i don't know if you want to call it writing but actually behaving in scenes that she would inevitably do the right thing. which would be in accordance with the osage. she is blackfeet and we had to do -- make sure she didn't do some thing that was blackfeet that was osage. we always go with her estimate check and come out what is right, what is wrong with the experts from the osage. and so really to see people react to her now, i can't believe that it's the

lilac, lily of the valley, smell, the aromas of tsarist russia, as well as amazing facts from the history of perfumery, were presented at an exhibition in moscow. it's time for good deeds, let's not stop delighting our children with gifts. volunteers. the brsm movement, a kind heart, visited the pupils of the ivenets orphanage boarding school. volunteers from the belarusian state university of culture and arts created the new year's mood for the children, they prepared an interactive program, all the children were able to make a wish by adding their snowball to a magic box to ask for a gift from santa claus and snegorochka, and venetsky for children home for disabled children with special needs. sponsored social institution of the belarusian republican youth union. children with musculoskeletal disorders live there. every year, not only sweet, but also healthy gifts are brought to the boarding school. this time it's a creativity kit that helps develop fine motor skills. they are our very old friends, they support us in everything, help us. we don’t feel like we’re on the internet, but lik

lily plays mollie burkhart, a real 0sage whose mother and three sisters were murdered.were convicted weren�*t in for that long. it's supposed to be - a suicide, you dumbbell! martin scorsese originally had an fbi investigator as the main character, but they realised his epic must come from the 0sage perspective. every aspect of the whole script changed because of 0sage contribution to it and was made the better for it. you know, i�*ve never seen a film like this before, and marty said recently several times he feels like this is the most important film he�*s ever made. and a film that could make history. if lily gladstone, who was voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, triumphs in march. katie razzall, bbc news. a search for a monkey that�*s gone missing from a wildlife park in the scottish highlands is continuing. it�*s thought the japanese macaque escaped after it was trying to avoid a fight with another monkey during breeding season. ian macinnes has the story. an early morning visitor, but not a bird or squirrel feeding by the fence. instead, a snow

lily was five when she decided she wanted to act.k was killed. "oh, it's ok, honey, it's not real, it's an actor." and i wasjust like, "oh, oh, so if i want to be an ewok, i need to become an actor!" maybe one reason i resonated with ewok so much, because that's like a story of indigenous resistance and survival. voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, next month 5hat could come true. katie razzall, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. very warm in scotland yesterday? yes. a big change today in the highlands. yet the temperature reached 20 degrees. and then there was a frost last night and today even with a bit of sunshine, temperatures were nearer six. the highest temperatures today were in cambridgeshire, where the sunshine broke through and we got iii celsius. between those, we have had an area of rain affecting wales, northern england and southern scotland. some heavy rain over the hills and maybe some snow over the tops of the northern pennines could lead to icy conditions. most of the wet weather moving awa

lily grew up on the peninsula, trains these days in fremont. she says there have been times over the years when, sure, she's thought about stepping away from the sport, but then she says she reminds herself of the great experiences the sport has given her, the olympics being the top of that list. >> i think my favorite part is meeting the different athletes of different sports, because usually when i go to international tournaments, only table tennis, it's so awesome meeting players from different countries, but an olympics, it's every single sport together and you really get to learn so much about different disciplines and see what other athletes have put in. it's just, like, an insane conglomerate of inspiration, i guess, you know? everyone is so inspiring in their own discipline. >> reporter: lily was a wonderful sport during our interview. she admitted off the bat that the media part of being an olympian isn't her favorite, but she knows what it would have meant for her as a little girl to have someone like her to look up to, so she puts up

lily was five when she decided she wanted to act.nd these words from her parents when an ewok was killed. "oh, it's ok, honey, it's not real, it's an actor. " and i wasjust like, "oh, oh, so if i want to be an ewok, i need to become an actor! " maybe one reason i resonated with ewok so much, because that's like a story of indigenous resistance and survival. voted most likely to win an oscar while at high school, next month 5hat could come true. katie razzall, bbc news. here in the uk 19 euros barnaby weber and grace o'malley kumar was stabbed to death along with 65—year—old ian codes for were killed, he was given in order to be detained in a security hospital after pleading guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility. outside the court families express their anger. they said justice had not been served in nottingham two nottingham police have blood on her hands to failing to act earlier they spoke to the bbc. and we were grateful for their time. we've had a decent amount of time with them. i suppose what remains is the next s

the long legs b guys and a blonde pony to barbie's ancestor lily were high hills and skimpy clothes. she was born in the 1950s as a cartoon character for the tabloid newspaper. bit soon, the drawing became a 3 dimensional door looking more like a pin up and a children's toys, for in perfectly shape little dolls. in this case, better suited to own the children of traditional and toys that enduring back the door was also sold in switzerland. where a fateful encounter took place in about 1956 my husband, i took a vacation with my daughter, barbara, and my son kemp. and we were in switzerland and there was a display that i saw. these adults dall, it was exactly the kind of dell that toy entrepreneur ruth handler wanted for her daughter when she could not only play money with that one for which she could dream up an exciting life when she could. wow, the barbie is single, childless, and confident in 1959. that was a very modern image of a woman. root handler was way ahead of her time. so it's, you know, 5060 is very, very conservative. when barbie's being invented, bruce handler was a jew

whatever came into the house, that is, old sofas, then there is a house completely destroyed, here lilyn know how to take care of herself, at 17 years old, and at 17-18 she was already. to study, i sleep here on the sofa, i spend more time in the kitchen, i often cook for the children, for the whole family, just in general, i left home, mom and dad drank very often, because of this i left there , they were often rowdy in front of my eyes, my younger sisters were there, they were rowdy, they fought, it happened, this family of the place is very close, i really like to live with them comfortable, i won’t go to my parents anymore, most of all i worry about my sisters, it works out for all three of them. for the little ones, for the nephew, who is a week old, they want to finish school faster, well, marina has ninth grade left, it turns out that she wants to move here as well as irina, they all just want to leave there, god, what a sweet miracle, from whom she gave birth, at least, as i know, a boy from some nearby village, but they are the same year, he is also 15 years old, and also not f

she proposed to him from then on. lily was renamed barbie after their daughter, barbara. but handlers company wouldn't buy the rights to the lily, don't until 1964, 300000 barbie sold in the 1st year. and the goal is still one of the best selling toys in the world. barbie laid the foundation for the successive mattel's which built an entire universe around her. yet it wasn't until 64 years later that barbie came to life on the big screen circle. and then there's can then go to the a beautiful man for a beautiful woman. since 1961 barbie has had an infinitely loyal and therefore rather boring partner with a moustache on 10 and make believe he's a bad or side and please the you this don't to was named after one of the handler to drugs their son 10 from now on can will be barbie's sidekick. the guy in her long pain shadow. i'm coming with you. did you bring your roll of weight? i literally go nowhere without the although he tries to keep up with barbies fashion, he always makes a slightly underwhelming impression. and let's face it can, doesn't stand a chance against barbie'

speaking of age, lily jeong knows what that's like. lily's sport is table tennis. at 12 years old youngest ever named to team usa. that was 15 years and 3 olympics ago. lily of course on the other end of age and experience calculation. age 27, she's attempting to make her fourth olympic team. grew up on the peninsula trains in fremont and says times over the years she thought about stepping away from the sport but then reminds herself of the great experiences the sport has given her. the olympics being the top of that list. >> i think my favorite part is meeting the different athletes of different sports. because usually when i go to international tournaments only table tennis, so awesome meeting players from different countries. then an olympics, every single sport together and you really get to learn so much about different disciplines and see what other athletes get put in, and -- it's just, like, insane conglomerate of information, i guess. everyone's inspiring in their own disciplines. >> lily, a great sport during our interview and admitted off the bat the me

lily remains to me the champ.t they've got a once a month shot for weight. but lily is working on that. a lot of companies saying they've got a pill. lil sli working on that. a lot of companies say that loses fat, not muscle. lily is working on that. they have a second plant that's going to be in action. you still can't -- it's hard to get their stuff. they're still on backorder. they're the winner. and people want to chip away at what they have. but david ricks is so much more competitive than people realize. all of these different offerings that people talk about. everybody is offering something -- it's like nvidia. these are the two. you can't beat lily and nvidia. >> big piece in "the washington post" about drug prices. they say that the white house sees it as a potent issue that they're going to talk more about in the coming months. will political risks creep in? >> i think they've already determined -- david, the ira, not the ira like the troubles ira, but the ira did have a provision that allows medicare to

laura founded beyond differences in honor of lily.n we first met laura a decade ago, more than 120 students led clubs and assemblies in marin county middle schools to foster tolerance and acceptance. since then, the group has reached 10,000 students and teachers across the nation. laura says one of the signature programs is as important as ever in the pandemic return to campus. the annual event called no one eats alone always held around valentine's day encouraging lunchtime connections through games and conversation starters. >> if children do not feel connected or safe and they don't feel they have friends or anyone that they can trust at the school community, they're not only going to come back, but they can't possibly be ready to learn. >> reporter: laura is especially proud of the national team of high school leaders who developed beyond middle school curriculum. at the recent meeting, describing the impact the non-profit had in her school years ago. >> i felt very seen and i felt like a lot more comfortable to go talk to new peo

let's find the lili's. >> you brought up a really good point.hem how the day is and you say you have gotten more specific. i love that. asking who did you eat lunch with and who did you meet today? any new friends? so important to have that conversation with your kids because like you said, there's a lot of people hurting out there. and they may not even know it. so push them to try harder. >> love it. >> just to reach out to maybe that one kid that might need a little bit of extra help making those friends. i love, love that organization. >>> well, time now 6:55. here's a live look outside before we head to break. and this is hope on the horizon. this is our camera >>> elliott, how do you get from kpix to pix+? >> well, you see the signal comes from the station here and exits our master control. enters the retroencabulator. and side pummeling occurs that creates a sinusoidal wobbling and then ends up going through fiberoptic cable up to sutro tower where it goes into our transmitter and modulated and sent over the air. >> elliott, what i'm aski

lily? rwhelmingly they say we love ms. lily. and then go out and ask ms.what she thanks of her students and you will get the same answer. and then go downtown and say what do you think ofamelementar? what do you think of a patent city? what do you think? and here's the answer we love our school. we love our school. and it means everything to our community. 've got stuff to improve but for god sake that kids love the teacher and the teacher loves the kids and they community loves thechool we have got a lot not in a good way too. our roads to prosperity we had to wear that you liked it or didn't like it we had to change our image. today of all things and if i could say it's in slang who could have ever thunk it. think about it. and world travel magazines, and countries so far away it we we don'thave any idea where thee they are saying west virginia as the place you ought to go. they are saying it all around you. they are saying it everywhere. absolutely we are in a different place today. with all of that together what happened? then the rocketship took off,

what, what a surprise is lily gladstone winning for her performance in killers of the flower of flower meeting, which is a film by martin scorsese. she becomes the 1st native american woman in the us to win a gold and low. so was so wonderful to see her going stage and, and take her award and talk about her, her heritage and her mother inspiring her. and it was really just hard for me and so well deserved. just fantastic film. i run don't walk if you haven't seen it. you mentioned the barber time or rivalry there barbie. a went into this with a 9 and domination, but it ended up only getting 2 prizes. i mean, my oppenheimer snagging 5 awards. what do you think the jury choose wisely here or? you know, i think they do, but here's the thing. both of the films are great for their own reasons. we love barbie was fun. family fun people knows everything about barbie. it was a box office success. so pretty much everyone had seen the family, enjoy it, but you can't really compare it to all the time, which is a drama. and so it's kind of biographical feeling. we all know what it's about and it's

lily gladstone!lily gladstone, winning for her role in killers of the flower moon — the first native american actress to win a golden globe. this is an historic win. it doesn't belong to just me. i'm holding it right now, i'm holding it with all of my beautiful sisters in the film at this table over here and my mother, tantoo cardinal. standing on all of your shoulders. this is the first major awards since months of actors�* and writers�* strikes saw productions halted and red—carpet events cancelled. so for many here, they're glad to get back to the business of promoting their films — not to mention enjoying a party. it's a who's who of hollywood. the golden globes lived up to its reputation as a rather boozy affair — before stars even got in, there was a bar on the red carpet. with the rather more formal 0scars approaching in two months�* time, critics will be looking to see if 0ppenheimer will be toasting the same success. emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. earlier we heard from the film and tv

be mine the sweetest poison, without you everything seems to go out. sparkle, love me like a white lilyike a spark of dawn, you love me like white lilies, you sprinkled empty phrases, but still so much is left unsaid. and we don’t have to be together, but if suddenly you no longer punish , again strangers, but are with me in soul, then just take me and i ask the whole world for you alone, be my fire or water pipe, be my very, very sweet poison, without you. we are again on nevsky, i’m talking about the patient again about personal things, i changed my intentions and habits, the word i love, the word friends, they put it in quotation marks , but everything went as usual, you bite and beat, hysterical, you cut out the heart of the katana, but hugged him, like a mother, and this is kind sadness, my best driver, the place is moscow, but alas, the mood. but if suddenly you are no longer punishing strangers in fives, but your soul is with me, you just take me and i ask you to take one thing for you , be my fire, or be my sweetest poison without you. it's not like we're not sparkled, you love

pavel, this morning he went for a walk with lily of the valley, and returned alone, saying that lily to him, well, because artyom and i became interior designers, it will be is it weird if we talk to him about the dog ourselves? is there something you're not telling me? listen , well, this is all not in the realm of facts, it seems to me, well, i have a feeling that this is all much more serious than it seems, and... he is in real danger, good afternoon, my name is robert louis, i am the executive director of the cargo- transcontract, i am semyonovich’s partner, can i help you with something, i can’t, hello, investigative department, i thank you for your initiative, but we would like to talk with pavel semyonovich personally, he is here, okay, let's go upstairs to the office, oksanochka, to make coffee for the police gentlemen, please follow me, are you really interested in my dog? he was very strange in the morning, he kept straining against the leash, i tried to intercept him to hold him, but he took off, ran onto the road, got hit by a car, he didn’t even suffer, didn’t suffer, so

in other words, what i, the consumer, receive a prescription for my doctor and then uploaded to lilies they then sent me a kit, i have to inject myself, i guess? i don't know. how it work? >> they have created a platform where ostensibly they are still leaving the decision about this to the physician who will be prescribing it and they are going to either connect with a tele-health partner, it will do a video consultation, much like we are doing this interview right now, or connecting with a local doctor as part of a network that they've tapped into. and then from there, they should be managing the care. i think that is a really good point you bring up. with these medications in these gop ones, just like any other medication they don't -- you can just have episodic care and counter where they will just get a medication prescription and then you are off and running and i will see you in six months. there are side effects and you need to manage that. there needs to be that continuity and if you don't have that continuity you are not getting good care and you need to be objective in deter

gladstone — gladstone, emma stone race, lily gladstone has the history behind her.— gladstone has the history behind her. the first native actress of american _ her. the first native actress of american descent to be nominated for best actress. her speeches all season— best actress. her speeches all season long have been so powerful, emotional — season long have been so powerful, emotional i— season long have been so powerful, emotional. i think she has a slight edge _ emotional. i think she has a slight edge we — emotional. i think she has a slight edge. we will find out march ten. a very edge. we will find out march ten. very strong category, best actor in a leading role. what did you make of that category? i a leading role. what did you make of that category?— that category? i don't think there were any surprises _ that category? i don't think there were any surprises there. - that category? i don't think there were any surprises there. it - that category? i don't think there were any surprises there. it is . were any surprises there. it is going — were any surpr

i love that what they're doing is in honor of lily and it benefits and blesses the kids.also informs other ways of being, you know, there are people right there in your life who feel alone. maybe not in a meal time. but maybe in their work space. maybe in their church. maybe in your community. who just feel alone and it's good to just stop and wrap ourselves around people like that. i know i have been saved by that many times. >> what a great organization. >> from pain to purpose. >> yeah. >>> okay. so it was a long night and a difficult night in one bay area community. but the helpers were there and they used their tools. you are going to see flash bangs, broken glass, and rattled nerves. what we know about this long night of service by deputies. in fact one of them had a take a bullet. we have an update from union city. >>> plus are you feeling stable in this economy right now? i'm going to chat with cbs news business analyst >>> hey, we made it to thursday, january 25th. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> let's get it started, reed.

last year a lily was added to it.e, 2023, agronomists assure, has been a great year. truly fertile, the expected yield is at least 650 centners per hectare, this is not our main thing, but every year we maintain around 80-100 hectares always every year, taste qualities , well, for me, i prefer it, if you cook it, i like lily, and then they also differ in taste, in taste, they differ in taste, but more for frying, probably for baking, this is queen anne, high-yielding juice, anna is suitable for growing on capricious soils; from six to 16 tubers are formed on one plant, each weighing 150 g . elongated oblong shape, smooth surface, strong yellow peel with a starch content of 15%. everyone knows the taste and commercial properties of such potatoes. world. where are the potatoes anyway, i just don’t see anything here, there are potatoes here, they are still in the furrow, they will be removed, the topper has passed, we have removed the tops, the taste. time-tested. the origin of the potato dates back to south america. bol

ebert . year old holocaust survivor, lily ebert. lily promised that if she survived auschwitz, she would tell the world the truth of what happened. never has such a promise been so profoundly fulfilled. and as we prepare to mark holocaust memorial day on saturday, i am sure the whole house will join me in reaffirming to lily reaffirming our promise to lily that we never forget the that we will never forget the holocaust and we will carry forward life's work for forward her life's work for generations come . generations to come. >> richard thompson, thank you, mr speaker. >> and can i echo the prime minister's comments on world holocaust yeah holocaust day? yeah >> my constituents, like all of our constituents, rely the our constituents, rely on the royal mail to deliver important items mail and packages and items of mail and packages and for people to run their businesses . businesses. >> they'll very alarmedto >> so they'll be very alarmed to learn from ofcom learn of proposals from ofcom that royal might allowed that royal mail mi

taste quality , well, for me, i prefer it, if you boil it, i like lily, but they also differ in tastediffer in taste, but it’s more for frying, probably, that is, for baking it’s queen anne. high-yielding variety. queen anne is suitable for growing in difficult soils. from six to 16 tubers are formed on one plant, each weighing 150 g. elongated-oblong shape, smooth surface, strong yellow peel with a starch content of under 15%. the whole world knows the taste and commercial properties of such potatoes. where are the potatoes anyway? i just don’t see anything here, there are potatoes here. in the furrow it will be removed, the topper has passed, we have removed the tops, the taste is time-tested, the origin of potatoes goes back to south america, bolivian farmers mastered its cultivation 9.00 years ago, near lake titica, wild tubers were taken into use by local indians, in chile and peru the plants elevated to a cult, its fruits were idolized, ritual sacrifices were made to the harvest, the crop would become a full-fledged vegetable only after... 50 centuries. the root crop entered eur