lydia so. thank you, welcome to rules the floor is yours. wow. good morning. and thank you, supervisor chan. and good morning chair supervisor dorsey, supervisor safai and supervisor walt orng i'm lydia so a former historic preservation commissionering and served 4 terms and i irrelevant lost planning department and my experience working with many of you especially supervisor chan in making sure that our cultural asset and appropriateness to our communicates of diverse backgrounds. for mow as a licensed architect and a very experienced proven track record public service an, 7 years. i love to build bridge and get things done and love to see people who are marginalized and in land use and red lining and in -- what they like to identify themselves for who they are. have a voice. have a voice to express themselves. for me as an urban plan exterior architect. we like to see what the city looks like in 30 combroers what the city looks like in 50 combreers make sure that our legacy don't disappear that involve a lot of collaboration with listening to the community.

charles: lydia, one of your specialtieses is the knew waxes of price.eir results. pretty good numbers, but it wasn't because of demand for the products, right? volume is down for almost all the things they sell, but the prices, beauty were up 8%, grooming up 9%, health care up 6%. baby and family care up 8%. so these folks that madison talked about who aren't participating in this great economy, they've still got to pay the same for tide detergent. >> yeah. procter & gamble is a great company to pay attention to because they're selling what? the necessities. if you've got a baby, you've got to buy diapers. so procter & gamble is hiking their prices by 8% in the most recent quarter which is what they did across the board, it impacts all of us across the spectrum including those of us that are on the margins. and what's really troubling here that they still did well even though consumers pulled back. they actually saw a shrink in the number of products they sold. the volume slumped by about 1%. but they were still able to make that -- make up the differen

find out if the legendary city of masters has earned what stars we met today at vitebsk platform does lydia zablotskaya have all the details from the very morning ? does it capture the entire festival chronicle? haven't the paint fairs carried you away? good day to you sergey well , indeed , multi-colored paints are already spilling along these pedestrian arteries of the city . look even here in the sewer manholes. well, what are we used to thinking that the slavic bazaar is, as a rule, a summer amphitheater and nothing more, but there is no bazaar. it just pops up all over the streets. that's just me right now i invite you to the promenade along suvorov street and the atmosphere here is not at all harsh. as you can see, it's only 12 o'clock. and already there are just a lot of people, especially behind the back of my operator, here you can really make the promenade, admire the paintings, buy paintings. and, of course, the city of masters is usually. handmade is what people say so creative made with their own hands. look, there are already first buyers. and here you can find the same catkin

thank you lydia for these invigorating lines, and i was with you and will be the main massage therapistn performer of all musical desires, nikolai baskov, be sure to write, i will have something to read. and what do you listen to? love you. again the sky will cut through the star like a shell torn apart by an echo. i remember your eyes and a farewell sad outfit. again, all the pain will spin like searchlights in search of evil, i remember your love that death has fallen on me. i remember your love. until dawn again, do not fall asleep, do not get to the gentle, hands. you wait for me somehow and do not listen to unfaithful girlfriends. i will be back when the dawn will rise do not close the door even after i want years. i'll be back and maybe. hallelujah i'll be back and please. hundreds of years i'm on a hike without sleep drops. time the water slowly slaps me in the face babbles spring. i pray for you not to breathe, you do not go to meet over the threshold. i'll get there, dear love, god knows i have this cross on my chest that you put on. i remember your love.

both dad will be joined in conversation tonight by lydia kiesling. she's the author of the novel the golden state. tonight's event includes an audience q&a. we ask that you raise your hand during that time. there is levi has a boom mic that looks like that. and he'll make your he'll make his way to you before you ask the question. we have to get these questions clearly on their audio or c-span will say no and they won't air the the whole event. so make sure you wait for that microphone when you're doing the q&a after that. erica will be up here to sign books. we have books on the cart right back there, lined up over on the side when that time comes. going this way, you can pay for your books after they're signed downstairs on your way out of the store. a reminder that we do close at 8:55 p.m. these days. now please welcome erika bolstad and lydia kiesling. hello. hello. how are you feeling? good. good. yes. yes. it's a big day, right? we have an amazing crowd here. i'm going to scoot this if i may, and c-span can yell at me if i. thank you so. erica

and petrov well, there you can hear about the poisoning of lydia dmitry they replied that no one hadeen sent to her since morning. about how and what versions of the cabinet's prints are being checked now. keep me posted, petrov and scoundrels. andrey evgenievich and i just wanted to come to you on a personal question. well, what is your personal question? i wanted to talk about traffic about the apartment, right? you have a very responsible mission. in the sense well , this difficult apartment came across with the story of stepan's father paradise with great difficulty knocked it out from the authorities. the forest was in a hurry, but his wife was just then paradise pregnant. in this apartment was noted. well, what was your question? dv has already been answered by andrey evgenievich thank you very much. you're not at all, goodbye, goodbye. right in the morning a young man came and gave me a new medicine, but you didn’t ask him for documents lidia dmitrievna letit dmitrievna well, no need, we will definitely find him. you better calm down try to remember what he looked like. beard

lydia tells to have her farming was her father's dream.s now realized helping ten other hosts in their kitchens. they prepare the same semi-finished products strictly according to the recipes of farmers and exclusively from their raw materials. we answer. i am a mom and brand chief basically. we use with mom. it's salt and pepper. and our chip is pink pepper. it gives our dishes a certain piquancy. prices are 15 percent higher than in retail chains, but the quality, according to lydia, is premium, however, if the technologist confirms this, we will show him different samples store and not only we will find out very soon , be sure to wait ahead for a lot of interesting things. this is living food. and that's what we will have in just a couple of minutes. prickly food is there any benefit in trendy drinks with aloe and what else is prepared from this plant, like fresh super juicy greens, as well as an answer to a question from our viewers about the benefits of oatmeal and ways to make it tastier news, and malnutrition bears in zoos and taste

around 70 bucks and bitcoin is up 176 bucks at 30076 bucks per coin or less we got the latest read, lydiajoined us now, what is a never say. 46.0 for manufacturing, that is coming in lower than what's expected, polls showing 47, that is a sharper contraction than what were anticipating for manufacturers and folks in the supply chain arena and prices paid were seen that coming up 41.8 in disinflation that is showing disinflation moving faster or prices faster than what was into the pagan, we're expected 44.0. ashley: interesting, every word and piece of data to see what the fed might do, not much reaction on the market, thank you very much. measuring financial security the fed has engaged households of 400-dollar emergency. and it doesn't seemed like much, the new cost of the surprise expenses is around $1700 or m more, great to see you. the fed is surveying people using the very low outdated number. how bad is it really in your opinion? >> the number is ridiculous so that is why they have to update it and it goes to show government statistics can be very lagging in terms of what's happeni

lydia is live in the new york city studio. lydia, how soon could the new standards become a reality? >> jacqui, if the new standards are finalized, they would take effect in 2029. the biden administration also claims in addition to the cost savings long-term, that the proposed standards for hot water heaters will cut more than 500 million metric tons of emissions over 30 years. proposed mandate would require most electric water heaters use heat pump technology and gas powered heaters use condensing technology. but industry sources say the energy efficient hot water heaters are already available on the market and they are more expensive to buy and install. in fact, a search for the products shows an energy efficient water heater can cost as much as two times more than a standard water heater. and if these rules are finalized, they could force some currently available cheaper energy efficient gas water heaters off the market which will limit consumer choice. i talked with the president of a company making gas water heaters right

lawrence: lydia why did you leave the democratic party. >> yes, the million-dollar question.arty when i was 24 years old voted for obama twice, and really begin with conversations that work with the coworkers that led to bias and tv shows like the view would late-night tv. just one point i realize that i'm no longer supporting these values parties taper something i no longer write always had in my culture, the way that i was raised. it just did not support that anymore party for this values more closely. lawrence: city when did you leave the party. >> yes, well but i think always i was the first time about it was when donald trump won the election in a smooth, woman's college, so the whole campus was sent morning. because hillary clinton did not win the election. it is a stark difference between then 2020, what i had a lot of time on my hands just like everybody else, and it really started to look into the democrats realized that my values aligned with them. i want to my god he was actually resembling, that of the republicans. the point now, were not necessarily for like 12 w

lydia, thank you very much indeed for being with us. appreciate it. mark tepper still with us.ave a act of getting caught up in travel problems, don't you? what's your likeness? >> i've had bad luck. the week before fourth of july, i got delayed, delayed, canceled, delayed, rescheduled. it was brutal and last place you want to get stuck is cleveland airport because they shut everything down at 8:00 p.m.. restaurants close, all the shops close. so you're just sitting there doing nothing. it's brutal. look, with regards to like all these labor issues, that is going to lead to higher travel expenses, that's going to be inflationary for all of us and a lot of airlines pack the flights and don't have a ton but from the profitability airline and as soon as one get canceled and rebooking those people, it becomes difficult and like a chain reaction. stuart: they've talked themselves into a corner seems like to me. mark, thank you. we show you the dow 30 stocks. i always use the same expression, this is going to give you a sense of the market. change the subject, listen to that . hopele

lydia feng: chinese youth are living in a brave new world. deborah: uh-huh.efore. 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

lydia fielder will with our national affiliate spoke with the new mom. >> this is a shock for sure. >taylor, bosch june 28th at williamson medical center in franklin, weighing in at 13.2 pounds. >> i'm getting used to it, but it's definitely hard because he wants to be held all the time. so i'm working on those muscles right now. >> reporter: the average birth weight of a baby boy is 7.4 pounds that means leo is almost 80% bigger >> he does eat around the clock. it's kind of hard to keep up for sure. >> reporter: perhaps even more surprising, leo was a week early. his mom katie 39 weeks pregnant when she delivered her second boy. >> so my first i labored for 27 hours and ended in a c-section and so this one was a planned c-section. >> reporter: what his parents didn't plan for is how large their lily owe would be. >> we had to have a mother-in-law come over and grab some clothes from our house, bring it up here to the hospital >> reporter: the 9-day-old baby already too big for newborn clothes. >> he went straight into size 2 diapers. and i think we left the hospital in a 3 to 6-month

left in the house there is no day lydia is sitting by the entrance she is afraid to go far from theement of the river they have set up here chairs here we were sitting here there were many people of course how it all started and this is anatoliy's husband with his friends also lives underground no, thank you guys sita, maybe some video , we saw anatoly last year in december, the man showed us how he arranged the basement of his house. time he almost did not go to his apartment, the man had already learned to live in a new way, this is volya, the gas stove was naked, and they moved in and slowly people, who were leaving , delivered food, there is everything, and if you need a bird, it is not your fault anatoliy is skilled the owner not only furnished the basement, but also planted a vegetable garden on the playground, only ukrainians know how to grow potatoes. and in the park near the house, a man buried his neighbors who were killed by the occupiers, the bodies were reburied, and he remembers perfectly how it was, well, there was one burial here, i know and there we were still there

lydia we don't say goodbye the slavic bazaar is just beginning.elarus a link not only in culture, but also in the economy minsk is interested in the creation of joint ventures and enterprises with kyrgyzstan, said the chairman of the council of the republic natalia kachanova at a meeting with the ambassador of kyrgyzstan to belarus ermek ibragimov, good friendly relations have developed between the countries, evidence of this, the thirtieth anniversary of the establishment of dipp relations are growing and trade turnover kyrgyzstan is interested in belarusian buses , trolleybuses and agricultural machinery also plan to establish production belarusian elevators in kyrgyzstan one can boast of achievements. um, we probably crossed the 100 million milestone in trade last year for the first time. it would seem that the numbers are small, well, they take into account that there is a rather large distance between our strange ones. this is a good achievement. and if you translate to speak in relative numbers, then separately exports and imports increased.

. >> joining me now is lydia guzman, national immigration chair for lulac, the league of united latinactually deter asylum seekers or make it more dangerous to cross not only for migrants but also for law enforcement? >> these buoys are not a deterrent. these buoys are a death sentence, simply put. when a migrant is trying to cross that and they get into trouble, they're going to get trapped in this, and migrants are going to die. the bottom line is that these buoys really don't serve as a deterrent. our organization, we're very concerned over the installation of these buoys just like we're very concerned over the installation of the barbed wire. we feel that governor abbott is doing nothing more than political stunts. this is just a political ploy. we're also very concerned over the fact that these buoys will also hurt federal agents. here's how. federal agents on many occasions have jumped in the water to save migrants from drowning. and if they see a migrant drowning, let's say a mother and her child, they're going to go in there and try to save them. and these buoys will impede th

lydia: azucar! isabella gomez: it follows three generations of latinas. lydia: come on!!ings that are going on in the world that normally are seen as taboo. like queer issues. penelope: where are we with the idea telling him? elena: who thinks it's a good idea to greet my latino veteran dad with "hey! i like girls." penelope: you'll finally have something in common. isabella gomez: you know, there's ptsd with the mom, there's anxiety and depression. penelope: when he called you a name, what did he call you? stupid, dummy, goober? alex: he saw me and yelled build a wall. elena: oh my god. isabella gomez: i think it allows audiences to have those conversations in their own living rooms. elena: even these days, in this openly racist world. i managed to never have an incident. penelope: you and your brother are of different shades. lydia: yes. pamela adlon: if you put something in your show that's shocking and radical. the hope is in five years' time, it's going to become more normal. elena: who even decides what latinx looks like? i look latinx. penelope: of course you do, y

we've got lydia hu live in new york with the latest. lydia. >> reporter: good evening, liz.as been filed with the u.s. department of education saying that the legacy admissions policy gives preferential treatment to applicants who are more likely to be white and more likely to be admitted to harvard. according to the complaint, nearly 70% of legacy applicants are white, and legacy applicants were nearly six times more likely to be admitted compared to non-legacy applicants. the complaint is filed by three civil rights groups representing african immigrants and latinos. they argued this, quote: a spot given to a legacy or donor-related applicant is a spot that becomes unavailable to an applicant who meets the admissions criteria based purely on his or her own merit. in other words, harvard admits predominantly white students using donor and legacy preferences and, as a direct result, excludes non-white applicantings. harvard declined to comment on the complaint. in the wake of the supreme court's decision to end affirmative action, colleges are searching for new admissions cr

lydia chernyshova was enthusiastic about this woman among the soviet bonus.members of the politburo, comrades rise to the central podium of the mausoleum. gorbachev gromyko zaikov, ligachev yeltsin sokolov she did not listen, the boss told ramuald. that day in the studio appeared a strange client, a pretentiously dressed young man with pathos introduced himself to olga romual. lidia chernysheva knew him very well and strongly disliked him because of his outward extravagance , a petty, picky man was hiding, but this time he was instead of the usual caustic comments. suddenly he began to lavish compliments on the new worker. i am sure such a beautiful girl, only the most beautiful things become clear. olga liked him very much. murmovate by car i didn’t let up and once i got my chance that day olga accidentally spoiled an almost finished thing, a mannered client stepped on. well, let's call the director , or, or still, we'll ride in a car , in fact, by blackmail, he forced this girl to go out on a date. oleg grigoriev in the eighty-ninth year, the detective of t

her name is lydia ryabykh.ated at one million rubles, it is worth saying that the pensioner customer turned out to be very suspicious at first. still doubted the reality of the photo from places, allegedly murders, and therefore she personally went here to the police department, where her potential victim serves. she made sure that there was no senior lieutenant at the workplace, and only after that she went to meet the pseudo. the killer, at the time of transferring the first fireproof amount, actually the pensioner was detained and searched her house and gasped in the closets among the usual grandmother's things, acquired weapons and ammunition, the image of the grandmother-dandelion, finally. scattered in the apartment, the suspected operatives found a sawn-off shotgun, ammunition, knives, and also cash in the amount of more than 1 million 800.000 rubles. the leader of the pockmarked in her years, by the way , is a very active pensioner, but she drives . she has several speeding tickets and a large traffic a

government in exposing doctors and murderers, to award the doctor of the kremlin hospital, timashov lydiaa with the order of lenin on january 22, 1953 , i propose to send a collective letter to the newspaper addressed to lady fedoseevna, timashuk. unanimously with the authorities so that no ideological mistake so, when i was just broken, you can imagine how the wagons can squeeze my ribs, when they brought me, i already began to reach. this is my happiness. this girl doctor was on duty, so you know, she just fought over me day and night pulled out. blinded, read again from the next world, read pulled out. and god of health, you say nationality. you heard what i said. all vigilance. they cannot. could be rooted. here, for example. you imagine? he appointed the same as him for the role of lenin. i so dreamed of playing vladimir ilyich. look at me. i'm just a copy of him. good morning i think in five days i will prepare you for discharge. spy irina surfaced some people and facts unexpected people premiere on the russia channel i dream of real murders what time krasovsky was shot soon on the

and lydia morozova only 8 days left before the start of the second games of the cis countries , brest will also become part of a large-scale forum in this city, handball and swimming competitions, as well as a competition of swimmers. today we will tell you in the home arena project all the attention to the brest water sports palace. with dad and grandfather, we came to scuba dive here specifically in this pool, then only the paralympic swimming section was opened here. came up to me coach vladimir grigorievich masliy and offered to work out with him. i was then 11 years old. yegor shchelkanov will take his first medal of the paralympic games. tokyo starting its professional sports path. it is here that without the track of the brest palace of water sports, this guy will become an idol for many children. just like anastasia shkur, give me one more of our athletes, who are proud not only in their native brest , but throughout belarus belarus is not. the palace of water sports was opened in october 2010. it took 2 years to build it. until today , about 10 million people have become visi

go with an inspection to the minsk arena to find out about the preparation of the show , moreover, lydiaflat and andrey kozlov themselves will try to get into the number of artists of the concert more guys . they will visit the most successful team of belarus among team sports. this, of course, is the national beach soccer team, which has recently won the right to go to the world cup.

from the current of the entire international competition, fixed the drama from the festival vitebsk lydia the blouse ivan mozrov alexander is a powerful news hotel agency. nato summit vilnius became a lesson in political realism for zelensky showed the lack of intention of the west to accept ukraine into the alliance, according to the newspaper to burn the commonwealth, as the author of the material writes , the main demand of kiev was not fulfilled with the adoption of a declaration on inviting ukraine to nato what symbolizes the loss of the kiev leader, according to the columnist, ukraine is waiting hard times in view of the simultaneous refusal of the west to accept an independent and readiness of russia to continue the special operation until the achievement of the set goals, finding himself in such a difficult situation , zelensky, according to the journalist, will be forced to make the only possible decision to compromise by sacrificing part of the territory. the fact that nato is not preparing for kiev, they started talking about nothing good, and in the united states , politician

next to lydia is andrea, white house and economics correspondent at reuters. then we have emily, senior vice president, american investments council. and at the end we have stephanie, director of speech writing in chair gensler's office and a guest of the chair. [applause] mark: this is not my first rodeo, s.e.c. chair gary kpwepbsler told reporters in an appearance before the senate banking committee last fall. he had just been grilled by republicans and some democrats on a range of issues. especially agency proposals that address climate reporting and environmental, social and governance or e.s.g. investing. indeed, chair gensler is familiar with the challenges of being a regulator under fire on capitol hill and elsewhere around washington. he served as chair of the commodity futures trading commission from 2009 to 2014. during that time he led the cftc in enacting rules that reformed the $400 billion swaps market in the wake of the financial crisis. that was a heavy regulatory lift. now he's undertaking another effort that some see as herculean. the s.e.c.'

lydia, how many offices are sitting empty in manhattan?ost two out of ten officers are vacant in new york city like this one. the start of the pandemic but they can't find a new tenant. we are here with the and supple with the rudder property group. how significant is that? almost two of 10. its multi-decade high but how do you see it? >> historically significant where a 20% vacancy rate, 500 square-foot office, 100,000,000 ft. available in new york city which is high. this is no different than the many economic downturns that have occurred in the history of new york. it is a cycle. new york city, it is a cyclical business. it will turnaround. lauren: cities including new york, there is boston, many others, trying to take action to turn this ship around sooner. here in new york, lawmakers are offering a tax incentive to developers if they update older office space and make it newer, more attractive to commercial tenants. do you think that is going to work? >> i do not. i think those tax incentives to promote renovations are too little too

lydia, come back on here. markets new today, expected that but there are some numbers with so fight. >> sophia up today following the supreme court's decision last week striking down biden student loan handouts because they more they are collecting on so analyst saying the stock banking and much of the good news there for them. let's look at airbnb they are denying claims that went viral in a tweet last week this of the company's revenue fell 50% in some cities and airbnb spokesperson said the data is not consistent with our own. there b&b's first quarter earnings show 19% increased experience is booked compared to the same. in the previous year and of course, we've got to talk about tv because they are starting today. strong delivery data. review software second quarter jumped 59% while neo saw delivery sales surge in june. >> enjoying, a beautiful car. >> i'd love to ride in one. >> hint hint. now this, one country band the barbie movie because of a picture of a map. we'll explain. as if the air travel night

lydia will sort it out.chool districts allege social media companies targeting kids with intentionally addictive products. and the resources, and mental health issues. and and children in different mental -- of elemental change are vulnerable to addictive effects of these features, the social media company target them anyway in pursuit of additional product. meta, instagram, tac talk -- tiktok are defendants in this lawsuit and section 230, claims on addiction, that would not be under section 230. that a significant stress test for the law. section 230 developed in 296. we reach out to these comedies and received statements, and allegations are not true. and it is court to the work. and always have more work to do, we feel good about the role snapchat plays in helping a friend feel connected, informed, happy and prepared and many challenges about lessons. a spokesperson for medicine, quote, we want to work with schools and academic experts to better understand these issues. there are nearly 200 school distri

that was why the night before lydia and jose lopez had packed the dodge monaco to the brim. as lydia would recall years later, in walking into the courthouse, they were prepared to be immediately arrested and deported. but for their children it was a risk they chose to take. and this sparks what we now know as plyler v doe, which is the landmark supreme court case that enshrines and ensures the right for every undocumented child this country to go to public k-12 schools. and it's stories like these that are so powerful that we need to know. you need to be taught, thank you. my goodness, that was so powerful. just to listen to that. and yeah, you're right. that completely shapes how we are are educating these amazing students that come to us or that we are a educating these students. however, i know we can be more innovative in how we are supporting our students. so it's wonderful they're there with us, but i know we can do better for them and i know that seen a lot of innovative practices as you've been around the country. can you tell us about some of those practices that y

moreover, lydia zablotskaya and andrei kozlov themselves will try to get into the number of artists ofcert still guys. they will visit the most successful team of belarus among team sports. this, of course, is the national beach soccer team, which recently won the right to go to the world cup in a row. and at the end of the release, pick up traditions , a new challenge will be presented for drawing toys of mascots of the second games of the cis countries . spend the last saturday of july in poetic intonations today, molodechno district, the main attraction on the map of belarus, the rokossian summer invites admirers of the servant of maxim bogdanovich to a big literary and musical holiday . it was the folvars of orkutevshchina that in 1911 became the place of power of the belarusian classic. here he wrote poems and a poem, which was included in the cult avianog this year. the state museum of belarusian literature invites you to the flower-laying ceremony at the memorial stones , the concert program offers a guided tour, as well as dialogues with the masters of the word. at the start, a

lydia hu has more on the standoff after that. also, where's governor newsome?u after the break. know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> charles: shares at ups falling with a potential drivers strike getting close. lydia hu has more. >> ups and the teamster's union are accusing the other of walking away from negotiations over a new contract. the current labor agreement for 340,000 ups workers expires at the end of the month. ups workers have already authorized a strike. the teamster's saying this morning, following marathon negotiations, ups refused to give the teamster's a last best and final offer telling the union the company had nothing more to give. charles, the union's negotiating committee rejected a package offered by ups. meanwhile, ups says "the teamsters have stopped negotiating despite

lived in the summer dacha in konstantinov, landowner lydia kashina, the heiress of a huge fortune well, a fortune of 8 million. she often hosted a literary and musical salon that was fashionable at that time in 1916. yesenin was first invited to a secular salon and entered it no longer a rural boy, but a well-known poet, the author of the first collection of radonitsa follow. they became good friends, by the way she and the girl. anna also met esenin konstantinov and became the prototypes of his poem anna snegina i am now stingy and have become a desire, my life or did you dream of an elephant i earlier in the spring, he roared on a pink horse. yes, these lands, this land is really very poetic and made him a poet , it seems that yesenin could not have been born in any other land and his ghostly pink horse rushing through the spring meadow is also on this poetic note. we will say goodbye to you, but we still have many beautiful places in russia ahead of us on a journey far and near , exotic and educational, extreme and pacifying. in the meantime, i tell you, while your unlucky guide d.

prior to this, leading lydia zablotskaya, andrey kozlov will travel across the country to meet in molodechnohere the beach volleyball competitions will take place in this edition of a lot of interesting tourist potential of the city of the sun, as molodechno is called, the next challenge that will present rising pop stars nastya kravchenko and nikita belko and finally, the features of the awards of the competition, when we started to develop the design of the medal, we also looked at the medals of the olympic games, how they usually look at beijing on tokyo based on this, they have already drawn and made a design. well, it turned out, in my opinion, very modern and stylish. the second games of the cis countries will be held in our country from august 4 to 14 in eleven cities in 20 sports. the forum will turn out to be bright and memorable. the open cup of belarus in athletics starts today in brest . the leader and the national team, who are aimed at testing their physical fitness and showing good results, will take part in the competition. irina zhuk alena dubitskaya aleksey katkovets and ma

lydia is ready.o restore work on projects that were previously carried out with the russian side , including in the energy sector, said the chairman of the presidential council of libya, mohammed menchen, and the russian president noted that interaction with libya contributes to the stability of world energy markets. in dnepropetrovsk on friday evening, a powerful explosion destroyed the building of the security service of ukraine before that in the city and other ukrainian regions , an air raid was declared and air defense went off in dnepropetrovsk. however, it again turned out to be ineffective, at least two missiles that unsuccessfully tried to intercept the target hit residential buildings. zelensky in a panic, for several hours he had a continuous conversation with the leadership of the sbu of the ministry of internal affairs and the ministry of emergencies, information appeared on the network that in the premises of the sbu at the time of the arrival of the missiles could be present, including

you will find all this here in belovezhskaya pushcha, a unique attraction is the twin church in lydia which houses the oldest catholic icon in belarus , curiously. look in the program. i want to see it on belarus 24 tv channel. i told us everything, he is aware. scene, well, persimmon, in my opinion, this girl is a kind russian father. he gave you. he said natasha's mom, no dad, no passport, no one is looking for me to help work my floor. i said this to maxim na tv channel belarus 24, why sport is so important for the body and how to look better than young people at the age of 57 will be told by the athlete, master of sports and fitness trainer salius k vedoros. i'm ready container. i have small containers of 200 grams somewhere. there are a lot of them and i try somewhere every 3 hours a small portion, carbohydrates and 70% protein. how to build a dream body correctly, and how the life of a person who came to the gym and made sports a way of life is changing will be shared by a fitness trainer. alina sazonov she directly reveals herself. she begins to live a life that, in principle,

somehow you didn’t prepare, packed in raincoats with tatyana’s impressive baskets of lydia, sergey traditionally forest to pick mushrooms. well, we have a white champion. oh no need to say sergey everything is cleaned by a group of mushroom pickers, a white one is immediately lucky. how did you come across chanterelles by order, fry i really love sour cream with cream, stumbled upon a clearing of boletus boletus , baskets full of preparations for half an hour, a small season under a birch, quiet and hunting. started ahead of schedule this year mushrooms appeared after heavy rains in early july on social networks, the most experienced share their fees. and there is another and also a young mushroom. oh look how handsome. and this is just something unimaginable. rosselkhoz officially singled out regs on and the leaders in the harvest of mushrooms this year vladimir leningrad bryansk smolensk region and in siberia record indicators of milk mushrooms and ryzhikov mushrooms the extremely north of russia is rich in red book mushrooms. experienced mushroom picker. fedor thinner lev recommends not chasi

lydia: my job --denny: my job running this is to always invest in technology. we move capital around based on where we feel the best opportunities are. and if we just look over the last week and think about the earnings we have seen and some of the data points that are giving us direction going forward, large tech names, things have been pretty good so far. digital advertising names, meta and alphabet, things are starting to get better. the semiconductor complex, for the most part, has been a little better than expectations as we get through the trough of the cycle and the parts of that sector. generally speaking, software has been pretty good, too. all things considered, things of been pretty good. ed: let's go back to last week. is there a common thread between all of the names that give you a macro view of the tech sector right now? denny: yes, it really does. there are certain parts getting better, like digital advertising, which is good. in semiconductors, it has been all about the areas that are really, really good. they reported this morning. exposure to

lydia hu is live with more. what next, lydia?appliances is never ending. next up our water heaters. the biden administration says they want to update efficiency standards they say will save consumers money and cut carbon emissions. the department of energy's draft rule would require most electric water heaters use heat pump technology and gas powered heaters use condensing technology. it will cut emissions over 30 years and save consumers $198 billion over that same time frame. industry sources say these energy efficient water heaters are already available on the market and the difference in cost is sizeable. a search for these products shows energy efficient water heaters cost as much as 2 or 3 times as much as a standard water heater. >> this may not be a viable option to come out with a high upfront cost to think about a long-term savings. it is all about whether or not you have that available cash to be able to do that up front as opposed to utilizing what you have now. >> the latest appliance to be the target of the biden ad

what did it mean to you, playing lydia in >> yeah, you know, it's amazing. i love that story.e, "fame" is just the biggest part of my legacy. it always goes back to "fame" because we were a footprint that just took over the whole world. it just excited people, it inspired millions of people and so many artists right now that are big-time, were inspire bid the work that we did and even shonda rimes told me it was her favorite show. i want to know, did you dance? >> i did but not with leg warmers. shonda, by the way, was a classmate of mine in college, so it's funny that you mention her. janet jackson was on that show. leon. but i want to ask you, how does that show, do you think, compare to the roles or black-led tv shows happening right now? because obviously, the world of opportunity for black directors, actors, everything, seems to have exploded in a great way. >> we were kind of on the ground getting started. "fame" wasn't a black show, but it was so defined by a lot of the talent that was black and the talent behind the scenes that was black, myself included. i became a di

a massive moment for any player, but especially australia's keeper, lydia williams. to play her fifth world cup, which will make her australia's joint all—time highest—capped player man or woman. she is also one ofjust two players in the aussie squad with aboriginal heritage, something she says she's very proud of. my my dad always made sure that when we were living at home we really understood what it was to be aboriginal, learning to live off the land and respect for nature, and really appreciative of any opportunity that was given my way. that kind of makes me appreciate everywhere that i have been now and taking in the sights and sounds of different cultures and different countries and being able to adapt quite easily. but, yeah, my dad is really influenced me a lot when i was living in kalgoorlie to just give it my all and best in every way. meanwhile, former spain international damaris egurrola — who now plays for the netherlands — says it's painful to see some of her teammates miss out on the world cup. the midfielder was one of a group of players who quit the

a massive moment for any player, but especially australia's keeper lydia williams. she's getting ready to play her fifth world cup, which will make her australia's joint all—time highest—capped player, man or woman. she's also one ofjust two players in the aussie squad with aboriginal heritage, something she says she's very proud of. my my dad always make sure that when we were living there, i really kind of understood what it was to be aboriginal. learning to live off the land and respect the nature, and really appreciate any opportunity that was given my way. that kind of makes me appreciate everywhere at the now and taking in the sights and sounds of different cultures and different countries. and being able to adapt quite easily. but my dad really kind of influenced me a lot when i was living there to just give it my all and best in every way. yep, the countdown to the start of the tournament is on. but with just days to go australia's squad have released a video criticising the gender disparity in the world cup prize money. they also talk about the fact some na

and so to say that with lydia williams, you know, a proud indigenous woman, you know, standing in gulf, australia, it was quite nice for the country to show that side of its kind of culture to the rest of the world. and on the seconds, you know, culturally significant part as well is, you know, a football was really built by immigrants. uh, you know, and propped up by immigrants in this country and it's very multi cultural society. and we actually had mary fowler on the pitch who has a couple of new green mom and an arse, father. and so it was quite special to her. she was, you know, playing for a country about this, riley a bit against another country in orland to she feels very, very connected to and that's kind of like what football is in this country. it's um, it brings people together, brings coaches together, and it's just great to say it's finally celebrated like it deserves. absolutely. now, australia are considered to have an outside chance the world god, who do you expect to challenge for the title? yeah, i mean you can't really go past the us, the one last 2 tournaments, the

no less spectators than pop stars, because the slavic bazaar is a holiday for each olga maslovskaya lydiakaya marina romanovskaya and mikhail khristoforov tv news agency. the amazing atmosphere of the holiday unity has always been maintained in belarus at the highest level, according to the tradition of participation in the opening ceremony of the festival , today the president is taking part in these moments. our correspondents are working in the summer amphitheater and we plan to show all the details a little later in the panorama, and at 22:00 on belarus separately. belarus 24. watch the opening ceremony of the international festival of arts slavianski bazaar in vitebsk our country stands for the maintenance of such common human values ​​as justice and all-round development. today , the head of state signed a law on accession to belarus to international treaties within the framework of the shanghai cooperation organization. there are 22 documents in this package. among them are the sco charter, the shanghai convention on combating terrorism, separatism and extremism, and an agreement o