lydia feng: chinese youth are living in a brave new world. they're richer, better educated, and more connected than ever before. but they're also under constant pressure to compete and to conform. male: [speaking in foreign language] zhao jia: [speaking in foreign language] male: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: we've collaborated with chinese filmmakers to bring you three intimate stories of young people rejecting convention, testing the limits of their freedom, and trying to find their place in china's future. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: university students return to campus after day 1 of junxun, the two weeks of compulsory military training that open the academic year. among them is a 20-year-old social studies major from far away guizhou province, toutou. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking foreign language] toutou: [speaking foreign language] lydia: voguing is a sub-culture and a dance that emerged from new york city'

and lydia go through the stroller.eams after another competition pasha 60 points, they have me lilya sandra and larisa dyakuyu. yes , the accessible competition will help yakhoum's team assign the correct otlamaniye of phraseological expressions, they refuse under sharza each correctly, the refusal of 10 points for one phraseological unit will appear on the screen two envelopes. which phraseologisms and their meanings were pissed off, your task is to correctly contrast them with these competition salty, that you from time to time you will not know correctly? you picked up a couple of those not and only strained, ends the contest, we can believe the failures. i'm going to the bag. we better have lady and reindeer choose an envelope. trick and be disrespectful. maybe pershi, the sheets have grown to fall, what does this mean? i'm wondering what you see home and came to one of the new ones, we measure what falls like a leaf is to guess good. i understand this failure, others grew up on the screen to catch flies. what does

good day to yours, i know our lydia, we fly you. lydia i'm not just saying that, we all know their ices know that you are not the first time with us . well, let's now find out who yasha is without knowing you. good afternoon in the film glad to see you alina or staring and the neck is looking, kiev is at the studio on the most right. i miss doing in this transfer for the fifth time already on my dunka, and you sculpt that in this we chop with a company of colleagues. this is us prominent and helps to undermine the settings. you stand idle at the notary office of district number two of the soviet district. hello, welcome to the other team. good afternoon. my name is larisa, i’m talking about the notary’s office of the central district of the city of gomel pratsui for more than 30 years for the ravines of alena to say that lorenzo is already a villain at once not the first time he did a bereu, at telly victors. no, so larisa uh, the third time. well, the newcomer to our telly victoria earlier, she was just ice. eh, we know everything,

bravo, lydia, how amazing! thank you. bravo, lydia, how amazing!ou. ~ , . thank you. why did you decide to do this _ thank you. why did you decide to do this in _ thank you. why did you decide to do this in the _ thank you. why did you decide to do this in the first? - thank you. why did you decide to do this in the first? i - thank you. why did you decide to do this in the first? i made. to do this in the first? i made an oxygen — to do this in the first? i made an oxygen free _ to do this in the first? i made an oxygen free single - to do this in the first? i made an oxygen free single push i an oxygen free single push alpine style ascent of one of the other 8000 metre peaks in the other 8000 metre peaks in the world the year before. it was my seventh himalayan expedition. and men had climbed it without oxygen. so i figured it without oxygen. so i figured it was worth giving it a go. 0k, it was worth giving it a go. ok, i mean, this sounds like something, it might be possible if you were one way inclined to actually get addicted to. what is it ab

fox lydia ho where residents are fighting arrival of migrants right now, lydia. >> good morning, thereare more than 2,000 miles away from texas border towns and yet with title 42 lifting today these new york city saw beneficiaries are bracing for influx of migrants. we've got that answer coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, border towns are bracing for impact this morning ahead of title 42 midnight expiration, sanctuary cities in the northern united states are also prepare to go see a similar surge. lydia where new york city adams is trying to off load illegal migrants into their neighborhoods, lydia. reporter: good morning there, maria, that's right, the new york city area suburbs have been bracing for flow of migrants since mayor eric adams of new york city saying he would send more than 300 men from the communities from his sanctuary city. the announcement coming on friday but developing late last night the city now saying they are going to pause those plans amid backlash and legal action take from the local officials of the suburbs including here in rockland county. the press secr

lydia. >> good morning, maria.ving windy city anding mcdonald's right here in this neighborhood, the ceo of the major corporation saying that climb has been a problem for recruitment to mcdonald's locations, now we are hearing from the chicago mercfile exchange ceo higher taxes might force him to move the exchange out of the windy city to help understand the impact on small businesses, we are believed to have roger here ceo of association represent hundreds of businesses in this neighborhood i want to show viewers video of a shooting that happened in september right here, at this restaurant just behind us as we watch but will elegantlies rain down on patrons what have you been asking help with. i worked in chicago 33 years as you are about an plaern never, ever seen a crime like this, unprovoked we had at sidewalk cafÉ so reaction of small businesses across our city are they are very shocked, deeply concerned they truly care about city want to be part of the solution. >> what is the solution here? what can be done.

children and adults come up with flowers, they all once studied with lydia grigoryevna. energy. zer lidia grigoryevna will not tell us anything personally, but she will say, well, the bad weather only intensified, and it went. here, at the intersection of tulskaya street and aircraft engine lane, the pensioner fell into the so-called open rainstorm, such as the entire stream from aganov street and plus this little one. i think it's a woman. here i just stumbled, because there was a big stream and nothing seemed to follow the water. and so, poor unfortunate woman, but she received such a terrible death from those who, weeks ago, cleansed and did not clean up the course of the elderly the teacher was knocked down and carried away along the gutter of the collector, where she simply choked . the amazing reaction of public utilities to what happened . but the collectors are not fenced off from thor and it is almost impossible to notice him in the stream of water. her dive, because all the water then goes here, people go to the road are forced to go. uh, from this sidewalk to

lydia. >> good morning, maria. that is right.g pandemic once famous used by hollywood for movers now reportedly being considered as housing for migrants, that is according to reports, by the "new york post." although mayors office declined to confirm these reports "new york post" is saying this deal to use the hotel for housing, could net 225 million dollars over 3ies 100 hotels converted for housing for migs cliz world's tallest holiday inn. >> eric adams is also suspending some right to shelter rules opens the door to housing migrant families other settings, congregate facilities. >> we have 83% increase in our shelter system in a year. 83%. so, we need to all come to the table say let's reexamine the lace, to see, how do we adjust to this issue so we want to make sure people are safe. unlike el paso. -- children families sleeping on streets. >> yesterday the city also started bussing migrants out of city limits to surrounding suburbs drawing ire from local county sxufz friction between mayor adams and president biden the mayor

lydia serhiyiv was one of the first to take a hit today and the yard looks like a construction site,blast wave left the couple homeless, the roof is complete, everything is necessary , completely, ok, completely, always, one , eight small ones, and that's it, that's two verandas, that's that , that's all, that's it, sarah и всё по разбил but mrs. lydia did not have time to recover from the first blow, as at night the russians hit with cannons, the explosive wave destroyed everything completely after the first shelling, we were running around the house again, scared, it was the same thing, somewhere after 20:00 it already the neighbor of mrs. lydia, her house is a little further away, and in russian, an iron worker also tore it to pieces and was injured, and the hostess herself just stood there. there was a very small child with him, the mother managed to go down to the basement, they sat for three hours, i was very scared , at first i remember a kind of silence, but after all , i want to go to the bed, get warm, go to the heater, we just went to the heater, literally half an hour pas

lydia, please be safe out there. ing what you got, lydia? >> reporter: hey there, liz.hange ceo, terry duffy, explained that if the new mayor, brandon johnson, makes good on his plans to implement new taxes including a financial transaction tax the, he may have no choice but to move the mercantile exchange out of the windy city. now, that's an option for for big businesses, but what we understand from talking to smaller businesses here in chicago, they don't have the option to move. we talked to the executive director of one local business association who represents hundreds of businesses right in this neighborhood. listen to this. >> small businesses want to stay in our city, they're dedicated to our city. they have their families here, their roots here. they don't have as much capital the, so they can't just pick up and leave. >> reporter: crime in chicago is up 42% over a year ago making it very difficult for small businesses to continue to operate. here's an example. take a look at this incredible video. it shows a shooting that happened at this restaurant, a drive

they wanted to get the lydia galer government. what was a left his government in bolivia, which was the chief supply of rock cocaine and well, then what did he get out of power because she was a less yes. well, she was helping d. e a. bring down the cartels. so they, for mentees to the agents a at the moment, the bloodiest revolution in bolivia, history, cocoa, they call it the cocoa revolution. and they, they show they, they had to re learned all the, all of the lydia deal with government. they were destroyed. they were out who took over that government under the sea ice protection. was they called the cocaine government? we sassik home is he then took it over and it was administered. ok. it was a c i. yes it. now go back to afghanistan, and in the 1980s, russia spent a decade there at war. the us only recently wrapped up it's 20 year campaign. they're both countries point 2 asked in opium as the cause for rise and white addiction. specifically right now on the rise in russia, turkey and iran, according to a 2009 statement from t

here are lydia zablotskaya romanov and lyudovich.italy droba and alexander the mighty and in grodno this year the victory day holiday can rightfully be called the most musical. throughout the day , dozens of thematic venues worked in the city . wartime music sounded with concert programs in front of the garages. pop groups. folk ensembles the headliner of the holiday was the people's artist of russia oleg gazmanov for the tomb. he prepared an hour-long musical program for the holiday. a deep bow to our dear veterans for the victory for peaceful sky for peaceful may, but today the holiday is just wonderful, wonderful mood for everyone and decorated the evening holiday. evening concert. just wonderful, happy holidays everyone. we are very glad that the youth has gathered here today and shared with us this joy of our great victory today. the concert is a decoration an additional decoration of our holiday was complemented by a musical evening in grodno and the honored collective of the obraztsov demonstrative orchestra of the armed force

in april 2010, lydia vasilievna and i, this is my mother, agreed conditionally, that i leave it for as, and then i'll take it. i got a job with us. in our city , i met a factory there, well, a young man. mother was always categorically against some men. and at that time you had one son. that's right , yura, he was 3 years old. well, she tells me ler not to see yura here. here on tsiolkovsky 11, how are you there? i don’t know , somersaulting, like, come on and you go for two or three months, like, he lives with me and then you will take him away. rent a two-room apartment to have a separate room for yura separately, as if for you there are all the conditions and amenities. i say, well, then it went on for me to immediately rent this apartment. why did you have to leave the child, but people said so strongly to him that, like, come on for now. yura will live with us, the month of may has come. it's in a month, whatever. why were you afraid she might? come at 5 am with your feet and kick the door. this is when you were small, when yura was already small, for example, she did not sleep.

uh, sometimes there were even up to 10 cars with local lore lydia and rodman. i'll see you again on this trip. she kindly invited me on my second day of traveling around the berezovsky region to come to a nearby village to get out of the tires. and while i continue to explore the beauty agricultural town. what led the world to the current stage of insanity, together with experts, we are following the formation of new economic and political boundaries, the events of the merciless information war have almost taught us to divide the world into west, east, zeroing out everything in common and focus solely on differences. history should not stoop to the point that you wallow in modern glamor to discuss the current issues that concern society the most. and why are such seemingly large states of power in economic terms so powerless, and the truth, as you have there in our answer will be simply more kindness more peacefulness more support. it is important for us that the cosmos develop for the benefit of the future project objectively. do not miss the new episodes on b

lydia hu in orangeberg new york with more. lydia? >> we're in orangeberg in the county of rockland.continues to fight the new york city mayor eric adams on his plans to bus migrants to the suburban communities. rockland county said they have a temporary restraining order which will prevented the city from bringing migrants to this hotel. it's the second temporary restraining order that has been entered in a matter related to this issue. the county attorney telling fox business that the city of new york last the authority to establish a shelter outside of it's bounties. neil, at this point, it does seem like trust between local county authorities and the new york city mayor's office has been eroded. why is that? it has a lot to do with what unfolded in orange county today. that's not far from where we are. migrants were bussed to a hotel in orange county. that was a problem for authorities. it followed an announce meant from the mayor's office where they said they're putsing a pause to bus migrants. local authorities said that they were not notified that the buses would be arriving t

lydia hu, that's a good story. thanks, lydia. >> you got it.sor scott galloway has advice for young people that want to work from home. roll it. >> you should never be at home. home is for 7 hours of sleep and that's it. the amount of time you spend at home is inversely correlated to success professionally and romantically. you need to be out of the house. stuart: professionally and romantically. i agree entirely with the man. what say you? >> i do as well. there's a new trend post-covid and people got very comfortable being in their pajamas and underwear working on computer sitting on a screen and not interacting with coworkers or anybody except for what they're typing on their keyboard and that's detrimental for their professional and social lives and there's people in the world and people communicate by a text or dm but that's not the way to get young people on n the world and people less fragile and it's a novel thought and we should make 1992 great again. stuart: it seems to me that it's gush what you need to do is develop your brain. you

maria: thanks very much lydia joining me right now to react is former federal prosecutor from actingtary jonathan here who you do you see all this. >> i want to say this unbelievable what is going on but this entirely predictable, the thing about the people can't even have a wedding. veterans kicked out of hotels this is a predictable result they are scarce resources, flood country with millions and millions of people going to cost money. irony with eric adams is breathtaking but telling them more to bring to attention harm of the immigration policy not simply border policy that is tremendous strain on resources, this idea that they follow the law, the whole purpose can have sanctuary city policies was in defiance of immigration law they were saying we will not even turn over criminals convicted of series crimes to ice authorities for deportation hays how in favor of illegal immigration they were the idea talking about following law ironic so many respects particularly in light of the fact this administration has refused to follow law refused to enforce law that is why we have this p

>> thank you, lydia. let's go to gabe, a travel expert extraordinaire. gabe, help me with this and when the airlines will make good on it. they can claim force du jour. situations beyond our control. how does this change with that? >> well, that's a great point, neil. as lydia just mentioned, most of the flight delays we see out there are because of weather. many more are because the faa is controlling the inbound or outbound flights based on how much the volume that they can handle. the faa signalling that this summer might be a problem on the east coast airports. all of those things that would absolve airlines from having to pay out some of these fees. yeah, this is modeled after what we've been seeing in europe. 2005, eu-261 forced airlines to company says passengers aside from just refunding them in certain occasions. they paid out millions of euros to date. yet the increase in timeliness around flights has gone up about 5%. so the end of the day, it's the airlines that are looking at having to shell out monies and fees as we just heard could be pass

. ♪ lydia feng: chinese youth are living in a brave new world.re richer, better educated, and more connected than ever before. but they're also under constant pressure to compete and to conform. male: [speaking in foreign language] zhao jia: [speaking in foreign language] male: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: we've collaborated with chinese filmmakers to bring you three intimate stories of young people

uh, sometimes there were even up to 10 cars with a local local historian lydia and rudman.ee you again on this trip. she kindly invited me on my second day of travel under the berezovsky region to come to a nearby village to get out of the tires. in the meantime, i will continue to explore the beauties of the agro-town. such yes, i bought myself such a little thing. and you think it's almost a mosquito, so beautiful. you see, with such a tail, scorpio is bigger, and you have you ever been stuck in an elevator yourself? well , practically not, probably, maybe, and even the lights were turned off. the elevator is designed for comfortable, safe, reliable, and convenient movement of passengers. yes, yes, and you think, how is it to survive? and it really is that the most dangerous thing as a result of landing is considered the most difficult type of activity, and so, in order to directly buy this plane, please, where did you get people, watch a good satchel and belarus with svetlana borovskoy on our tv channel. the heroes of this program have chosen life outside the city. they

uh, sometimes there were even up to 10 cars with a local local historian lydia and rudman.e you again on this trip. she kindly invited me on my second day of traveling around the berezovsky region to come to a nearby village to get out of the tires. in the meantime, i will continue to explore the beauties of the agro-town. they are ready to impress everyone with their erudition, let our answer be the brain. yes, why the brain , because we think with our heads, if anything, if anything, if the construction site is waiting for you, we will focus on the version of the apple, the apple is absolutely correct answer. this is an apple for your team, our participants will compete for the main prize and the title of being the best, if you create absolute silence in front of the tv, you can easily hear how the brain gears of our participants are moving. who will win the intellectual fight this time, irony of fate or enjoy your bath? why is intuition a literary question for you, in what city did romeo and juliet live? i saw you in her eyes, the name of which chinese river is translate

yes, yes, come in, hello, i'm vorontsova lydia mikhailovna called me and said very urgently. what's happened? something happened? i just want to ask you a few questions about your elder daughter. uh, don't you worry. i want. here's what to ask, you knew for what reasons then in those years, and your daughter and emigrated life was a difficult prospect of no. so she left, then everyone did it, then everyone did it. yes, but the fact is that your daughter then turned out to be an unwitting witness to the murder. and so she was forced to leave the country. a lady mikhailovna do you know where your daughter is now? she is at her friend's dacha, seems to be an oligarch. yes, i don't approve. this is her introduction. hello, uncle mikhailovna, i want to know. the fact is that a few days ago my god! we have every reason to believe that your daughter is safe. yesterday seems like morning, and she said she was fine. she'll be back at the cottage soon. what time did she call? what time does it seem like nine o'clock? i was just on my way to work. you know, you don't even know how you h

thank you, lydia. more from you later.nge county executive who filed the lawsuit against the mayor and the hotels. mr. newhouse, if the mayor sends more migrants to your county, will the police stop them? >> good morning, stuart. unfortunately, no. i think that's what he's trying to do, is bait us into doing some type of george wallace situation, and the state police, the sheriff's office and the town police have given the migrants and the people that are with them the emergency declaration that they shouldn't be here, but they've been ordered to run are to the hotel rooms. stuart: so what are you going to do? they're just going to keep on coming. what are you going to do? >> we're waiting, hopefullied today, to except a temporary restraining order from the supreme court. we're in front of a judge right now, we're waiting for her to make a decisioning which would help us. but we're really on our own, and county executives across new york state are taking precautionary action like me, but it is a tough the situation and, un

walter gerard, lydia's husband, died from kidney cancer in 2018. do you blame the plant? >> i do.l say they did. >> reporter: chloroprene is considered especially toxic to children. it can mutate their dna. so, take this school, fifth ward elementary, and its hundreds of children within 450 feet of the denka property. >> the monitoring stations show that it is unacceptable. >> reporter: environmental scientist kimberly terrell's recent study linked cancer to polluted air in places like reserve. >> and it is not by a slight margin. it is like ten times higher than what would be the acceptable level. >> reporter: denka calls the and unscientific. the company says it has already reduced chloroprene emissions by 85% and invested $35 million to reduce pollution. but to the doj, denka hasn't moved far enough fast enough. terrell agrees. >> it is like going to your doctor and saying, well, yeah, i smoke a pack a day, but i used to smoke five packs a day. >> reporter: gerard recently had a cancer scare herself. >> how could they knowingly expose us like that? and us having this high risk.

lydia hu is in valhalla, that's upstate new york.ere today. is there mig the about new york's migrant crisis on his schedule? >> reporter: no, stuart the, there's not. no mention of the migrant crisis. you know, we are here in valhalla, new york, as you mentioned, which is not far from where the battle is unfolding between new york city's eric adams and local county executives over mayor adams also' plans to send migrants to the new york area suburbs. in fact, two county executives now have declared states of emergency for their respect i counties. instead, president biden is stopping by here at westchester community college to talk about the debt ceiling. according to his schedule, he will discuss, quote, why congress must avoid default immediately and without conditions. but, stuart, it's that without conditions part that seems to be the sticking point with republicans. speaker ken mccarthy was among t the white house yesterday to negotiate. >> default is not an option. i repeated that time and again. america is not a deadbeat nati

lydia, thank you. newburg, new york, north of new york city.na: a new nba record as the boston celtics blow out the philadelphia 76ers in game seven of their playoff series. >> 51 for him in game seven. >> dana: jason tatum scored 51 points. it breaks a record for points in a game seven set just two weeks ago by seth curry of the golden state warriors. they face the miami heat in the eastern conference finals. game one is wednesday night. >> bill: boston looked pretty. you are getting good at that. i think the knicks got ripped off the other night because their best player was in a foul end of the second period that gave them three and changed the complex of the entire game. >> dana: they got robbed. >> bill: maybe they would have lost anyway but i'm just saying. from iowa, sioux center. >> there is no substitute for victory. we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. the time for excuses is over. >> bill: that's the florida governor ron desantis talking like a presidential candidate in iowa over the weeke

shryka, with the victory in the fifth international two-round piano competition piano art ukraine lydiae first prize in the category of classical piano, teacher iryna yehorova, congratulations to both the teacher and the line itself . how are things going with your education there? now are the music schools, do they work online and offline, and what is the number of people who stay in the area? schools work at a very good level and in nikopol, there in marganka and pokrovka , schools will continue to work even more. they also work in education for adults there they weave nets there they provide assistance to the armed forces of ukraine there are a lot of volunteer groups organized by the heads of the music school , so let’s say they not only teach children to win prizes on the piano or violin and so on, but they still continue to do a lot important volunteer and social events for our soldiers and our community. thank you, dmytro bychkov was with us as the head of the nikopol district council, well, we want to become not only euro a full-fledged chairman of the nikopol district council c

walter gerard, lydia's husband, died from kidney cancer in 2018. >> do you blame the plant?. until they prove that they didn't do it, then i'll say they did. >> reporter: chloroprene is considered especially toxic to children. it can mutate their dna. so take this school, fifth ward elementary, and its hundreds of children within 450 feet of the denka property. >> the monitoring stations show that it's unacceptable. >> reporter: environmental scientist kimberly terrell's recent study linked cancer to polluted air in places like reserve. >> and it's not by a slight margin. it's like ten times higher than what would be the acceptable level. >> reporter: denka calls the lawsuit unwarranted, unlawful, and unscientific. the company says it has already reduced chloroprene emissions by 85% and invested $35 million to reduce pollution. but to the doj, denka hasn't moved far enough, fast enough. terrell agrees. >> it's like going to your doctor and saying, well, yeah, i smoke a pack a day, but i used to smoke five packs a day. >> reporter: gerard recently had a cancer scare herself.

lydia what is going on there? >> reporter: neil, that's right.tside of ridgewood high school in ridgewood, new jersey, where the high school decided to move the start time from 7:45 in the morning to 8:20 in the morning starting next year. that is 35 minutes later. the principal says he expects this to improve academic performance and on-time school attendance. i'm told students not surprisingly are overwhelmingly in support. it seems like parents are on board with this too. watch this. >> seeing first-hand how our children react to having additional sleep when they were remote learning was a major impact. because, you know you read about it but we actually witnessed how that additional half hour of sleep helped our students. >> reporter: now i'm told that the school community here, the faculty, administrators and parents considered the recommendation from the american academy of pediatrics that school, particularly for high school students, start no earlier than 8:30 in the morning but in order too make this change happen the school day will los

fox business correspondent lydia hu tells us why tonight from new york.icials rebuffed an invitation from the u.s. government to meet with defense secretary lloyd austin earlier this week, american business titans are embraced elon musk and jamie dimon are separately in china meeting with business leaders and communist party officials. >> these ceos really should be allowed to speak for themselves and for their travel. there's never been some sort of fiat by the white house or the u.s. government that american business executives can't travel to china and can't conduct business as they feel it is appropriate. >> now, since arriving in the communist nation yesterday, musk has reportedly met with china's ministers on commerce, industry, and foreign affairs. he also shared a lavish 16 course meal with the ceo of a major chinese battery supplier. according to chinese authorities, musk reportedly said he opposes decoupling the u.s. and chinese economies. tesla did not immediately respond to our requests for comment. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon also in shanghai t

we have lydia hu with the latest. lydia? report or the that's right, neil. nordstrom is closing two of its stores in downtown san francisco. the chief of the store, jamie nordstrom tell employees in an email, the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically over last couple years affecting customer foot traffic to our stores and our ability to operate successfully. the mall's owner, it told san francisco chronicle in a statement, the closure quote underscores the deteriorating in downtown san francisco and growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area due to the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers and employees. now nordstrom is the third business to announce plans to leave the union square area just this week. it follows anthropology and off saks fifth avenue. nordstrom is the 20th business planning to leave the area since 2020 according to reports. now the business's closure is adding to concerns about san francisco's trajectory, crime soaring, residents leaving, workers remaining remote. office vacancy r

hello lydia rudman, mashenka hello, i'm glad to see you.e treat our institution with linden tea. please try some thanks. he gives us health good mood from a cold. magical power, it seems to me that any recharging when traveling, and even in the form of hugs with a linden tree, everything is good. let's try to guess. but even after hugs from recharging.

lydia hu with more on a that. hi, lydia. >> hi, neil.mous verdict came after more than 2 1/2 hours of deliberation here at the federal court in manhattan. jurors finding that ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's song. one juror said this was a tough case to decide. not all of the jurors were clearly in agreement right from the start. listen to this. >> it really wasn't like immediately a unanimous sort of decision. a lot of people were really conservative with making a decision at all and not wanting to jump to a decision. >> now, after the verdict was announced, sheer han talked with one of the plaintiffs about ten minutes in the courtroom. they hugged more than once. this case was brought by the family of the late ed townsend, who wrote "let's gets it on" with marvin gaye. the plaintiffs argued that the musical cords and the melodies of sheer han's "thinking out loud" copied portions of "let's get it on." the jurors rejected that argument. they decided in favor of sh sherran. this trial captivated the attention of the music industry,

yes, but, if anything, i 'll dial you, of course, masha, and this is our gift to the designer lydia, this is our joint work with masha. this is a handbag. mashenka embroidered a drawing on it here it is written. be free. yes, yes, free in their creative flight. in thoughts. she has creative work. thanks guys, looking forward to it. what's behind the door? yes, come on. in general, the beetle is very cool and very unexpected such a ceiling. oh, oh, very beautiful oh, oh, how much cabinets here you can do a lot of things. it was maria who checked the capacity of the boxes. to be honest , i'm very surprised. here is a sofa for this space, so beautiful , very such pillows and an interesting wall, very so beautiful, these bevelled corners, the round differences from our previous room are colossal, you just press delight and you won’t find mine again. and what's more, it's a magical landing to sit on. there is. this is the magic facade. he slides behind the wall you can take. m, as if we are not at home, but like very much yes, you can speakers to put your speaker system. very cool. very b

lydia hu is at a seventh generation farm in illinois. all right, lydia.ing about this? reporter: hey, there, stuart. you know, they are feeling a little frustrated and we've got seventh generation family farm right here. the farmer mr. alan adams. we are so glad to be with you. you know, mr. adams, the climate envoy john kerry recently said that agriculture industry needs to make innovation front and center because he's concerned about emissions. when you hear about that in his statements does that concern you what do you want john kerry to know about what you're already doing on your farm? >> well i wish secretary kerry would come out here so we could give him a chance to show him all the things to do, because you know, the beef industry in the united states is the most efficient in the world, and so we're doing all sorts of things in terms of when we sequester carbon in our pastures and in our fields, those are things that a lot of people don't know about, and we don't get credit for it, but these are ongoing things that we're doing, and there's so much

and this is lydia's strength for 82 years, the city of nizhny novgorod, lydia feeds and cares for thegranddaughter. oh, it feeds, that is, i am great-grandchildren, yes, it turns out with gas stations. yes? here, she so ornately painted the flowers of life presented by her granddaughter. well, apparently, yes, she cares for the truth. yes, and he plans to spend the winnings on a trip to a sanatorium. apparently, in order to take a break from great-grandchildren away from them , give so the invention of which german scientist helped save women from relationships corsette time, and what's the name of this one, the one that holds uh, these yes or no? i can answer. yes, this is the one that is holding no. and this is related to clothing. it was he who invented the element of clothing. no, no, no, not like that. uh, more irina ah, well, bustier, no underwear . but no, the invention of which german scientist german scientist we need to know, we need the name of the scientist. yes, you know, exactly, for example, rubber, something stretchy fabric that stretches itself. no no. no, i see, so h

he was 63 lydia 22, and she was very beautiful and quite.wanted to capture in his paintings. this is a charming youth, and it is also natural that he fell in love with a young beauty. tv channel my planet presents when the participants were invited to the field for the sake of which i came here and fist fight wall to wall. team members stand up against each other, the task is to squeeze the enemy over the edge of the field or knock him to the ground until one three rounds remain or gathering, as it is called here, the rules of battle have been unchanged since the middle ages. do not drink in the rear, do not beat, do not beat with your feet, hide, do not beat. i don’t know exactly where exactly my wing is, but it seemed to me that it flew from there. lose a fistfight in the same way as in the previous games. i couldn't, we couldn't, i felt a commonality with these people, i felt the fury that is born only in a real male company, you didn't wake up the beast of the ancient slavic warrior. he lived and flourished in me exactly until the moment

smoky group from the smoky group slightly under the duties of the routes of the heading promenade, lydiaing flat. the status of the city of zhou art minsk is so, umai, especially the hallways flourish the walls, the tents of the bridge trunk here canvas on 2,000 square meters and only for the bold ones. here they placed half a dozen cottage cheese, this is a record of the labyrinth of the festival maluse. i am sheotshura. alice the sky, from that officin they will present 200 mastokols to art minsk, no bright interpolation growth and aduction, the geography from brest of this polotsk of left-handed non-senses took away the jurors that you rukh of thousands of works, which in the context of the year, that people from artsupol refuse to be ill to joke around. after all, the jam of artists is generally a complete renewal, the task is to discover names and give a certain start. well , again, the artist himself will decide his fate further, but definitely participate in ensuring that they are presented at the largest exhibitions there. in the year it’s well, let’s say, our mission in this reg

on lydia there are grids of personalized firewood, and the most pedestrian translucent minsk near polandsipova xx vera removed 43, and yana delivered from minsk with partisan joy bypassing. what kind of cork has already put quiet coal and tarakuba ceramics by the occupation of the administration of belarus, yes. previously, it was reported to the house that he was a special officer in court by arranging mass slaughter of children , literally to berlin, such a thing was served that he had a cap from school, yes, and that, and he gave tsuki to children. no one shuffled how the children were slaughtered, but his cynical seeds jumped, and he forced himself to be here for the very service of children's shades. and it was inappropriate and why the children were forced to the fact that zusin is not far from this place of the scale, of course, that this is not due to the fact that there was a children's house and a red stuffed. at this hour, it is called rose, if only kolka had them on. that's up to 200 children, and she was packed, and they were packed. everyone believed the zhorsky son at the

uh, lydia zakrevskaya, and in fact, it means that soon lydia zakrevskaya also moved away from her husbandildbirth, she was married, she ran away for the chancellor's son, and they organized such a thing there, in paris. eh, this one. i already read in french memes. eh, they called this society of debauchery. they arranged it there, they invited french writers, they organized orgies there and that same alexandre dumas son, who wrote the lady with the camellia, he fell in love with naryshkina, and then in the family while we were sitting here in prison, he wrote plays, then it means that the matter ended only after 7 years of the emperor. yes , only the head of state could solve this problem. yes, they are nothing, the investigators confused the geotag. these officials, that when the sovereign emperor was already to him there uh, got mother dryly were on the sister of the dry mare, they began to explain, and he, of course, looked at this matter. he realized that there were bribes, he said so, that is, everything was tangled up with bribes and already unraveled. it was impossible there. what

good morning lydia. >> good morning there maria i am so pleased to be joined by alan adams lifetime cattlently said more than 30% world emissions come from grig just talking about this listen to what mr. kerry had to say. >> we can't get to net zero we don't get this unless, agriculture is front and center as part of the solution, all of us understand here the -- the depths of this mission, this sector needs innovation now more than ever. >> so mr. adams you were saying farmers already do so much to improve the climate and you think you guys don't get credit tell me more about that a. >> for years

in communist nation ironic given that tiktok is wild available in the states. >> thanks very much lydia adding interesting, that you've got business leaders, saying we can't decouple. >> we worship altar of capitalism they worship at altar of control a difference between the way we americans approach the world the way they chinese do a place where they can gro india another place a little more amenable, a little warmer fuzzier they too have issues in india but i think that is the issue our companies want to gro. maria: there is democracy, rather than communist nation lee i don't think business leaders have any clue with national security risks or is that they care. >> seems unclear so much mention on tiktok not enough i think on other companies when you think typings donald trump ran one was china in part because talking about taking our jobs, right but, also, issues he knew unhealthy relationship between two kwunz that needed to be addressed. not service leaders going to fix it jamie dimon going over there completely self interested why he wants things to be restored so to speak. i thi

uh, lydia zakrevskaya, and in fact, it means that soon lydia zakrevskaya also moved away from her husbandhildbirth, she was married, she ran away for the son of the chancellor, and they, in paris, organized this. eh, i already read this in french memes. eh, they called this society of debauchery at home in orgievka. then they, there arranged invited french writers staged orgies there and that same alexandre dumas son who painted the lady with the camellia. he fell in love with naryshkina and then a daughter in the family, while sukhovokka. we'll be sitting here in prison writing plays, then it means that the case ended only after 7 years. oh emperor. yes, only the head of state could solve this problem. yes, they are nothing , the investigators confused the geotag. here they are officials, that when the sovereign emperor already had access to him there, e, got access, the mother was dry on the sister of the dry were they began to explain, and he certainly looked into the matter. he realized that there were bribes, he said so, that is, it was confused there. it was impossible to unravel ev

uh, our correspondents, war correspondents at the radio house, went to the lydia front. and they recorded their reports there , it was on such a device that, for example, the legendary blockade match was recorded again. proving that the leningraders. not only did they not die of starvation, but they are also capable of some bravado. such events dissipated the fierce horror of what was happening, helped to survive, understanding that shostakovich, while writing the leningrad symphony, turned to the garages of the city, at a time when cruel people were marching at its very gates. you are afraid of enemies. i'm talking to front, with the help of such dish receivers, leningraders kept in touch with the mainland and with each other from the first days of the war, sending half of the employees to the front . . poets , writers, musicians of the patriotic association of lena reserve restored pictures of the besieged city; here is the street of the funnel house from explosions. here is the studio of the radio house where the pulse was maintained of the city i draw a picture blue

lydia hu is outside a high school in new jersey.i know where you are, i live right nearby and they approved plans to start 35 minutes later in the morning. why? reporter: yeah, lauren, the principal of ridgewood high school said they've been considering this change since 2012, and they just committed to moving the start time later by 35 minutes going from 7:45 to 8:20 starting for the next academic school year. the school here thinks that more sleep will support students mental health, their development and their academic achievement. listen to this. >> we're working under an old model and something that happened towards the end of world war ii. kids needed to be getting into school earlier so they can get out to work. that is not the case anymore. reporter: now advocates for a later start time point to growing research they say supports that more sleep means better performance and in fact a 22018 study from the university of washington found that 34 minutes of sleep for students led to an increase of about 4.5% in median grades and

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thank you very much, lydia hu. i want to explore this more with george p.or coming. >> good to be with you. neil: let me ask you about this, if i interpreted mayor eric adams correctly, what he is petitioning for, new york city, sanctuary city welcomes illegals, migrants, illegal or other, he wants that to apply to the state. that's how i'm reading that. what do you think of that? >> well, yes, the beauty of "the federalist" system allows for cities and states to make their own direction but reality the source of the problem lies with the federal government and that's why many including in my state of texas want this administration to get more serious and to change their policies so that we tighten the border, expedite the asylum process and work in a way in which congress, for once will create a process by which it is easier to come here legally than illegally. so, i will allow new york to figure out their situation. i just know that by the last estimate new york city alone five million dollars a daymare adams said we'll share that burden with the rest of

he is at lydia's befitting him there, and he does not want any of the capital, this is already lie from man. the thorns in the will of such a journalist have grown, but i think that on any channel, his hands and feet were kissed by rural programs. here's how i overgrown not 72, and at least 42. i would have known, the management would have ordered. for some, i sailed on a boat under this polesie, a magpie overflowed and flooded everything with water. i would pour this report over again, because the soul from her is not 72 souls. i think, all the same, ceramics of sukanals. here are the options to joke, you can no longer be above the same level, and this topic of tb kapin was on the screen , all the zherkharas seemed to be on the screen. well, open food. i ask myself that we have it on the air, it surrenders, and i'll tell you that it's not necessary, because i don't know from mine i lead many heroes. i have them nicole whit on the screen. and yes, i drive them, what i write about them is to notice that i have become a habit today in the nineties. so we have become no lapel. from the man

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hi, lydia. >> that's right.pool operated by the city is one of about half that were closed all summer last year. now it's unclear whether it will reopen this summer amid the ongoing lifeguard shortage. a spokesperson for the parks department told us in a statement, quote, our goal is to open all beaches and pools this summer and we're very optimistic about the success of our hiring campaign efforts. those efforts here in chicago include a $6 hundred retention bonus, wage certification fee and free event tickets. lifeguard shortage felt across the country. they blame is tight labor market. approximately half of the country's 309,000 pools are at risk of either being unable to open or needing to reduce operating hours. some say the industry needs to focus on cultivating career lifeguards. watch. >> i have think that having career lifeguards is something we stheed to take a big look at. having seasonal lifeguards come from colleges and high schools for the summer is great but we also need to open up a foundation fo