bbc is a - listen, mariana.om that person. been sitting across from that erson. ~ , ., , ., been sitting across from that erson, ~ , ., , ., .,~' person. why does that make you feel emotional? _ person. why does that make you feel emotional? isn't _ person. why does that make you feel emotional? isn't that - person. why does that make you feel emotional? isn't that odd? i feel emotional? isn't that odd? that it does? _ feel emotional? isn't that odd? that it does? because - feel emotional? isn't that odd? that it does? because we've i that it does? because we've devolved so badly. d0 that it does? because we've devolved so badly.— that it does? because we've devolved so badly. do you think it is a lot possible _ devolved so badly. do you think it is a lot possible to _ devolved so badly. do you think it is a lot possible to have - devolved so badly. do you think it is a lot possible to have a - it is a lot possible to have a positive argument, so to speak, or discussion, debate, on social media? i or discussion,

¿no será que sientes rencor hacia david, porque es el hijo de mariana con tu peor enemigo?l es muy diferente a gerardo. es el hijo que me hubiera gustado tener con ella. - bueno, pues entonces en nombre de ese afecto, detenlo. averiguar la verdad lo puede poner en peligro. si gerardo se entera... - gerardo es un desgraciado. pero no, no. no creo que, aun así, fuera capaz de lastimar a su propio hijo. tienes que entender que esto no es solo por mí, rodrigo. david tiene derecho de saber de dónde viene y entonces así será libre y podrá escoger su propio camino. - ¿y ahora qué, mamá? ¿tienes algún problema con tu nuevo marido? - no, es con tu hija, felipe. esa mocosa se ha vuelto una verdadera pesadilla para mí. - no me digas que se volvió a ver con el muerto de hambre de javier gallardo. - no, mucho peor que eso. parece ser que tu hijita está embarazada de ese imbécil. - a ver, espérate. pero el doctor acuña dijo... - te estoy diciendo que está embarazada. el doctor rosales la revisó, se llevó una muestra para analizarlo y confirmarlo. pero está seguro. tu mujer y tu hija nos

mariana, i congratulate you, mariana, have a good day, but let's start with the latest, that's what gothere, i i follow this all the time, recently i saw a post, so the page on the cover, well , there is something on... two girls with artificial intelligence, who are like in the armed forces, like they are real, the page has 126 00 subscribers, every post on this page has somewhere a maximum of 20 likes, in the photo there is some strange person, of the arab type, and it is not at all clear what this is, our people are reposting and one after another they are sending messages and well done, there has been a lot of this, what is this phenomenon, artificial intelligence, winding up subscribers, distribution of these pages in the internet, why is it and what is the goal? who does this anyway? i think that this is a complex issue, and here, first of all, it is necessary to understand that russia's full-scale aggression changed both public opinion and the media. the public section has changed, the target audiences have changed accordingly, the vulnerable points of public opinion have also ch

all right, so wednesday they're speaking of to you in general assembly back to mariana, put jerry from the harvard kennedy school. we heard what he said there, how serious is this threat to nuclear power plants and ukraine? well, it is very serious. i mean ukrainian power, brendan general, has been severely degraded in the 2 and a half years. and especially over the past 6 months, starting in march this year, where generating capacity has been targeted. so you can, you know, all of the premium thermal power plants, majority of the hydro, electric power plants are entirely destroyed. so ukraine's reliance on the nuclear went from about 50 percent before the war to about 70 right now. so the grid basically hangs on these nuclear power plants. and you know, to say that russian doesn't have to actually target into the reactors themselves. they can target open in a transformer stations substations that supply electricity to, to the power plant, or actually used for off loading the, the electricity that's generated. and we've already seen a preview of that on august. 20 says were some of the

i was out in the middle of the pacific in the area of the marianas islands. we saw some japanese ships one day and we were ordered to put on our brightest with girls and go on top deck and play that games. whereas all the guys were secreted below and out of sight. news of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as the attack. on the command. an officer wanted to see us all and he told us that, of course, pearl harbor had been bombed. i want to tell you something he said. this is an unusual situation. and we don't know what we'll ever happen. so he said, i want each one of you to remember that you are an american. you are an officer in the united states army and you know what? your duty and you're responsible what he is. he said there may come a time when there is no one to tell you what to do. and no one to guide you. but you will know what your conscious says and you will know the oath you have to take to protect your country. and always remember that later that day, december 8th, across the international dateline, the sounds of japanese aircraft were heard overhe

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for the political life of ukraine. because today the verkhovna rada of ukraine finally dismissed mariana bezugla from the position of deputy chairman of the committee on defense and a member of this committee, she became a member of the committee on foreign policy and interparliamentary cooperation, and bezugla herself explained her decision to move to another committee by toxic processes in the defense committee and the intention to involve western partners in civilian control over. defense sector of ukraine, let's listen closely, i will try my best to attract partners, to build with them. more trust, more control, so that there are more and more questions about systemic changes, because as i noted in myself, well, in the blog, that we now have de facto narratives being broadcast, we need weapons and get off the hook, it won't work like that, we we really have to speak the same language with them, mr. volodymyr, taking into account what language bezugla speaks with the ukrainian generals... what kind of rhetoric will it be and what kind of will be the language with our western partners,

it's a new bbc unit for open source investigations, but the name of its star reporter, mariana spring, appeared in leaked emails between journalists and mi6 agent paul mason, and his network. also mentioned there was british intelligence cuttout bellingcat, with which bbc verify would later partner. bbc verify took recordings of speeches made by bernard to the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, richard hall kc. on the 8th of october, bernard reportedly. said, when we hear the resistance, the al-aqsa flood, we must turn that flood into a tsunami of the whole world. hall, who performs his job for the government from room inside the office of a british intelligence agency, said, "if you take what happened in the bitri kubuts where babies were massacred, that is unambiguously an act of terrorism, but no babies were massacred at kibut spiri. this was simply zionist propaganda. said that terrorism laws were not designed to stop people making political speeches, but what they are designed to do is to stop mass murder, massacres, terrorist tactics, but of course, no such tactics w

, i think somewhere in the middle of june, because yes, somewhere in the middle of june, i called mariana savka, yulichka from me... my sister did not leave me at all for three weeks, in general, she was just with me 24/7, i called mariana, yuliechka left sometime then, i i called her and said, i will go to the hospital, but please go away by me, so that i would not give up at the last moment, because, well, all of us children of the soviet union are used to the fact that psychiatry is something very, very scary, you made this decision yourself, or your loved ones, no, i made the decision myself, because i realized that i... am falling into the abyss, and i'm still waiting for my son, and i don't want him to see me in some inadequate state, and the state, in fact, has risen to the inadequate, well, here it is, it is probably worth telling our viewers about something that you do not know about until today whether he is alive or what happened to him , the brothers all shout with one voice that he died and they ... are sure of it, there is no body, there is no case, i am not sure, and i will

. - ¿por lo de mariana? - sí. - ¿prefiere quedarse cuidándola? - ¿es que está muy grave o qué?tención y compañía. claro, sí, yo voy más tarde a visitarla con loli. qué bueno. prepárese porque viajamos la próxima semana, el martes, ¿ok? ah, no, por mí encantada. ¿qué tal me quedo por allá trabajando en las grandes ligas? no lo creo. después de todo el billete que le hemos metido pa' que sea la estrella de la empresa, - no la dejo ni loco. - perfecto, jefecito. entonces, ¿podemos empezar a discutir sobre un aumento sustancial? - mejor váyase a trabajar. - sí, jefe. sí, hágale. ah... uy. pareces como un policía de esos terroríficos. don pastor fernando, escúcheme. yo voy a darle una vuelta a la máquina, entonces su merced se queda acá, yo le agarro el tiro, paso por su merced y ahí sí, le damos la vuelta juntos. qué rico, sí. listo, yo me voy poniendo el casco. hace un juego la máquina y tú de una manera... - me voy organizando. - sí señor, ya vengo. - no te demores. - tranquilo, ya vengo. bye. [ladridos] ay, no... tranquilos, estoy bien, estoy bien. no pasó nada. bueno, es que yo

, i think, somewhere in the middle of june, because yes, sometime in the middle of june, i called mariana savtka, yulichka's sister did not leave my side for three weeks, she was just with me 24/7, i called mariana, yulichka left sometime then, i called her and said, i will go to bed to the hospital, but please come with me. so that i don't give up at the last moment, because we, all children of the soviet union, are used to the fact that psychiatry is something very , very scary, you made this decision yourself, or your loved ones, no, i made the decision myself, because i realized that i i am jumping into the abyss, and i am still waiting for my son, and i do not want him to see me in some inadequate state, and i have actually already jumped to the point of being inadequate. it's probably worth telling our viewers that until today you don't know if he's alive or what happened to him brothers, brothers all shout with one voice that he died and they're sure of it, there's no body , it's okay, i'm not sure and i'll never trust anyone to the end, i 'll wait, i'll wait if i have to it will b

mariana bezugla wrote 10 hours ago that european solidarity does not want to block the tribune in ordero adopt the sbu reform, change the status of the armed forces, the military police. create, install captain commanders, pass a law on weapons and so on, but they are hindered by a lot, they are ready to block the tribune in order to exclude it from the national defense committee, i don't know what this has to do with, there will be some blocking, and what do you think about bezuzno in general, and to catch up with all of that , we've seen the recent sudden, maybe not sudden release. the resignation of the head of the military, the head of the air force, leshchuk, took place after yet again a public quarrel between him and olyshchuk, who responded and told her, calling her a misinformer. i will say this, as early as january, the national security, defense and intelligence committee, in which i work, made a decision to recall her from the position of deputy chairman of the committee and to recall her. it is generally from the members committee, at the same time, despite the fact that the

mariana krupitskaya gelespi, who played the role of a stunt double in the film about natalia molchanova is still striving to reach alexey's heights. the thirty-four-year-old muscovite has nine victories at world championships. in corsica, she took first place. in diving in separate fins, her result 96 m, exceeds the officially registered record of russia, in the dive in mono-fins, mariana won, reaching a beautiful mark of 100 m. taking into account silver in the dive on the rope bronze in the dive with constant weight, krupitskaya gelespi confidently won the overall standings for the sum of four disciplines received a special award named after natalia molchanova. in total, seven russian participants took eight medals from france, this is three. earned, bought housing, bought housing, yes, over time it was, their own house, that is, everything just like that, as they say, what i dreamed about happened, why not together, how trite it sounds, betrayal, did she ever confess, didn’t say, yes, i’m cheating on you, realized it, she said it in such a way that no one would know about it, no one

the mariana evans, dean, welcome. thousands of israelis have been rallying and tell us even to other cities, the demands of the government of prime minister benjamin atanya, who reaches a hostage deal in gaza. the families of hostages held by her mas fear that their plight risk being overshadowed. israel turns his attention from gaza to the fight with has the law in loving on says more than $100.00 hostages are still believes to be held captive in gaza. the protesters are accusing natania, who of stalling truth negotiations and prolonging the war to appease his far right coalition partners. would you ever used, corresponded emily or dean was at the rally intel a v and a short time ago. i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with web and on burke stream. you can find, we've been speaking to them here to nights and, and some of them are extremely angry at the government. so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system focus now to the northern border means that t

that's the latest on dw news this hour on mariana evans team from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the, the untold story for details. it just going to be find it here. repos every weekend on d w. the togetherness. anniversary of the to julie zullie, the inventory and click the a rubles as a personal chauffeur, a sales driving trucks, a remote control rental car. is this what the traffic of tomorrow looks like? the affinity of the future? now unction a humanoid robots behind the wheel that still takes them getting used to. but don't worry, so fall on mitchell friend is a need for testing the cameras. in the eyes of scanning the road. a systems determine what actions are required to drive the car. and react to the change of a traffic lights, or a person stepping onto the road. the research shows as a university in japan's capital trip to have developed the robot musashi. it has acumen like skeletal muscles, full sensors, and that's hands on sheets with $74.00 artificial muscles and 13 millions joins. it can apply, the honey break, activates the pink step on the ca

i'm mariana evans, dean, moody's readings agency is warning that a planned judicial reform could seriously undermine mexico's economic and fiscal credibility. the measure calls for judges at all levels to be elected by popular vote, and that the agency says could road critical checks and balances. mexico states are expected to quickly ratify the measure, which is backed by outgoing president. andre is monroe lopez, open the doors ruling party. well, he says it's necessary to stamp out corruption. but protesters say it'll have the opposite effect. mexican protests to say justice should be blind. but they fear the newly passed reforms which establish elections with judges will make the courts pauses and an open to influence students. and you. this will work as a leading the demonstrations because it goes against the checks and balances and judges impartiality. the judge has no democratic role at all. that's what the legislators are full. they're supposed to be all representatives, although they have turned a deaf ear to our request. the opponents storms, percentage as it goes it on the low.

you're up to date on dw news on mariana evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new the will on about com, biased information for free might say due to the to the phone to phone j.

so after a string of extreme, this attacks in germany, the mariana evans team that's good to have you with us. thousands of israelis had been rallying and tell of even to other cities to demand that the government, a prime minister bed immunization yahoo reaches a hostage deal in gauze of the families of hostages, held by him. us fear that their plight risk being overshadowed as israel turns his attention from gaza to the find with his belong and loving on. more than $100.00 hostages are still believes to be held captive in gaza. protesters accused natania who is stalling truth negotiations and prolonging the war to appease as far right coalition partners. state of use correspond to them link or dean was and the role in tel aviv. and i asked her how israel is felt about a possible all out war with lebanon burke stream they confirmed, we've been speaking to them here to nights. and some of them are extremely angry at the government, so not finding a diplomatic solution to this conflict. others are very worried about the hostages that still remain in gaza. so worried that the system foc

is it a blow for free speech for a stand against this information the mariana evans team. thanks for joining me, is ralph says that its forces have recovered the remains of 6 is really hostages and during operations and gaza is really american hersh, colbert. poland is among those confirmed dead. come off captured him and for others that a music festival during the october 7th terror attacks. just hours before their deaths were announced, thousands protested and tel aviv to demand a deal to free the remaining hostages and caused them around a 100 people still remained captive in gaza, including $33.00 that these really army says are dead to and is really military spokesman provided more details on the recovery operation, misspelled us a few years ago, we informed the families that the idea of located the bodies of their loved ones and it underground tunnel and rough. i thought that colgate blasio, i'd be out of 5, you shall need the initial assessment suggest they were brutally murdered by how much terrorist and have them or shortly before we reach them. one could say we c

week. deadly nice attack and ruling and saying the violence has shaken the country to us for the mariana evans, dean, it's good to have you with us is really prime minister benyamin is i have who has vowed to hunt down the leaders of her moss. and as he put it, settle the score for the death of 6 is really hostages. in gauze them, this comes after is really soldiers recovered their remains in a tunnel under rough off the town. yahoo said they'd been killed in cold blood and that he held him off responsible. the militant groups capture the hostages during the october 7th terror attacks. how's going, both pulling and then it will show me one by one. i don't know the names of the 6 hostages, a read out on this really tv, crushing the laptops of their relatives and friends and family beta. let me spell this a few hours ago. we informed the families that the idea of located the bodies of their loved ones in an underground tunnel and rough uh, colgate blasio. the idea of a solid visual need. the initial assessment suggests they were brutally murdered by how much terrorist and have them shortly

security is type though, after a string of extremist attacks, injury the mariana evans dean. thanks for joining me. there's been another heavy exchange of fire between has the law and israel across the border with lebanon. has the law has been firing waves of rockets in northern israel while these really army has carried out air strikes on southern 11 on the exchange of fire comes after the attack on a very rude apartments that kills the 2 has will all leaders along with dozens of other people on friday, 11 is health ministry says at least 37 died of these really strike, including 3 children as well. we can now speak to volley. nasser he is professor of international affairs and middle east studies at the johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. welcome to d. w. so could this loss of the 2 high ranking commanders affect has ballasa strategic capabilities, or does this latest barrage of rockets fired at israel show that they're in fact resilient enough to recover fairly quickly? there is no doubt that the pager attack and also the death of these comma

mariana krupitskaya gillespi, who played in the film about natalia molchanova.the role of a stunt double, is still striving to reach the heights of alexey. the thirty-four-year-old muscovite has nine victories at world championships. in corsica, she took first place in the dive in separate fins, her result of 96 m exceeds the officially registered russian record. and in the dive in mona lusti , mariana won, reaching a beautiful. mark of 100 m. taking into account the silver in the dive on the rope , bronze in the dive with a constant weight , krupitskaya gilespi confidently won the overall standings for the sum of four disciplines and received a special award named after natalia molchanova. in total, seven russian participants took eight medals from france, this is three more, than last year in cyprus. dmitry terekhov, sports news, channel one. hello! you are watching the show "fashion sentence" on channel one. i am alexander rogov, a stylist and tv presenter. and we are starting. with me is fashion expert evelina khroumchenko, a person who knows everything and

but this time around security is tight after a spring of extreme, this of the mariana evans team that's good to have you with us. israel has been conducting a wave of strikes targeting has the law in lebanon 11 on continues to launch dozens of rock. is it northern israel? the latest exchange of cross border fire comes after an attack and of a rude apartment. the killed 2 top has the lock commanders on friday. the lebanese health ministry says at least $37.00 people died of these really strikes, including 3 children. and meanwhile, tens of thousands of people are rallying across each row, demanding that the government of prime minister benjamin atanya, who reaches a hostage deal in gauze of the families of the hostages, held by hum us here that their plight risk being overshadowed. as israel turns its attention from gaza to the find with has belong and loving on more than $100.00 hostages or so believe to be held captive in dawson. daily's correspondence. emily gordon was at the raleigh and tel aviv, and i asked her, how is really, is feel about a possible all out war with lebanon? a fol

the mariana evans dean, thanks for joining me. british prime minister keir stormer, and he was president joe biden have health talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise missiles into russia. so u. k has signal that it wants to let you crane use. it's storm a shadow missiles which include us technology, but it apparently 1st one's permission from its main ally of the united states. all of this comes as a kremlin ram subs threatening language over the use of western weapons by ukraine, from a russian president to meet trim, a vision of said russia could reduce kids to a quote, giant melted spot with conventional weapons. if it's patients runs out bite and, and stormer, we're far more measured at the start of their negotiations. here's what they have to say. i want to thank you for, for the u. k. leadership in us from united states as sandy, when you helped him create as a defense against russia is off for the russian clear for making, for prevailing as for the people in the craze really straight out. why is that special relationship? half this time folk ab

. [♪ tema musical ♪] mariana, a ver, estás tomando muy, muy rápido. a quién le importa.

¿cómo está la niña mariana, cómo sigue? bien, bien, pedro. ay, bien, gracias por preguntar.dos. claro, claro.

to wake up, today is the last working day with you, the last. on friday in september anna kvilorie mariana murenkuva meets, i've long wanted to talk to you about this topic, on air you want to do it, you do you like to eat at night, at night, no, but we are all morning show hosts, and today is by the way the international day of morning show hosts we eat at night, we are also called night priestesses, because we wake up at 3:00 in the morning, and this is what for us, it is not quite morning yet, so what is this, today svetlana koshitskaya, a nutritionist, has come to us, she will tell you what... it turns out to eat at night or can you eat at night? hello, my dears, can you eat at night? well, let's put it this way: and if you work the night shift, then i will tell you that not possible, but necessary, because then your night is your day, but most people still have a schedule, let's say, such a standard one, and at night people must sleep, so let's figure out what you can eat at night when you're hungry, many, probably... know, this feeling of hunger that calls you to the refrigerator bef

. >> i was out follow the middle of the pacific and the area of the mariana islands we saw japanese slips that day and we were ordered to put on the brightest clothes and go on top deck and play games where gi's were secreted before and out of sight. >> flews of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as had the attack. >> the commanding officer want today see us all and he told us that, of course, pearl harbor had been bombed. i want to tell you something, he said, this is an unusual situation. and we don't know what will ever happen, so he said, i want each one of you to remember that you are an american. you are an officer follow the united states army and if you know what your duties and your responsibility is, he said, there may come a time when there's no one to tell you what to do and no one to guide you but you will know what your conscious says and you will know the oath you have taken to protect your country and always remember that. >> later that day, december 8th across the international dateline the sounds of japanese aircraft were leader overlead. the naval hospital on guam was hi

you analyze everything, always doubt yourself, of course, we maintain a balance in everything, so mariana brought me to what problems there are with critical thinking, there is a lack of critical thinking, as a rule, it is characteristic of people who trust everyone, and they trust on their word, these are victims of deception, they were called, they said, be careful really, and he says, your mom, dad, sister got into an accident there, urgently transfer money to my card? and what does this increased gullibility depend on, by the way, is it because no one in the family deceived anyone or, on the contrary, something was not worked out, it depends on that, of course, again, all roads lead to childhood, when parents make the following mistake, they teach children self-service, but they do not teach independence, what is the difference here, self-service is when a child can put on a jacket yourself, zip up your boots and so on, there's nothing special about that, but independence is the ability to choose and the ability to take responsibility for that choice, for example, when it's cold outsi

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we woke you up for 3 hours, woke you up, we hope that we woke you up, these were anna kviloriva, marianaed talking about family, about the only one, it seems to me, we are also somehow a good morning, they unite everyone, yes, everyone woke up with us, now everyone will go to school to work in a good mood, with this kind of aura of a good morning belarus, friends, do the meeting is tomorrow, bye, have a nice day. don't believe that you can cook something unusual from simple ingredients, today we will cook the cabbage rolls, we will need cabbage, onions, lard, meat, fat, cabbage rolls, it seems to me that these are the same cabbage rolls, only it sounds more romantic, the potatoes were boiled in their skins, then this skin was removed from the hot, here... they pounded it in this mortar for a long, long time, then they made a small sausage, cut such circles, we will prove to you that this is real, like this from the bottom up, yes, yes, yes, fully in. these spies in potatoes, now we will decorate it, for this we have a banana, marmalade, ice cream and caramel, it blossomed tsalkam, well,

alexander sanzhiev, ilyan novikov, mariana pepanyan, news. briefly about other events: every week about 500 taxi drivers successfully pass certification, so they can check their knowledge and skills that are necessary. in a year of its operation, as sergei sobyanin noted, the route significantly saves passengers' time, the journey from pechatniki to nagatinsky zaton, which would take more than half an hour by car, is now only 12 minutes. modern types of diagnostics, an expanded staff of doctors and new departments. in moscow has completed the reconstruction of seven city polyclinics. thus, the capacity of one of the medical institutions in daev lane has doubled after a large-scale renovation. the upgrade was appreciated not only. naturally, all registration took place through the registry using journals, you had to queue, they probably looked for cards, yes, all this was lost, it happened, but now it has become more convenient for you, now it is much more convenient, yes, the floors are conditionally divided into departments, for example, the

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this year, the department of nature management popov, alexander kucherovsky, mariana released severalndangered animals into the wild after rehabilitation. almost all of them were included in hands of specialists after muscovites' appeal. what to do if you found a wild wounded animal in the city, instructions from igor roslavtsev. in this carrier owl nevyasy now we will release it into the wild, how it all works, now we will tell. hello, and why are we going to do this? we give animals a chance to live in the wild, where they should live. how will it all work? carefully put it on a perch, leave it until the evening, well, an owl, an evening predator, then it will fly, hunt, everything, everything, releases animals into the wild, the department of nature management. they do this en masse several times a year, in the summer at the beginning of autumn, while it is still warm. most of the animals had been in a rehabilitation center before, especially if they needed treatment. by the way, birds of prey are most often injured. for example, crows often hurt sophia, and small falcons crash int

without a boat, this is not a polish boy, there was always a boat in his, you see, patsaana kvilo, marianava today they are celebrating with you the last working day, yes, the last working morning, i am saying everything correctly, no, incorrectly, correctly, but because you have to say friday, and by the way, bright colors, love and of course, dancing, show indian dances, yes, in our studio, the morning studio, the belarusian singer svetlana ogorval, on the occasion of the release of the new songs of the video zubi-zubi. good morning, good morning, dear tv presenters, good morning tv viewers, svetlana, what about? in general, how is this name translated here zubi-zubi-zubi - it's a play on words, that is, in no way from the dentistry of my indian husband i asked about this, he says: sveta, there is no such translation, leave me alone, he says, how many times can you ask, yes, it's a play on words, uh-huh, uh-huh, and what is the song about, the song is naturally about love, and this song was written by bapilahiri, this is a legend of the indian disc, by the way, i am familiar with ... i w

take what's your least favorite thing and projects 2025, mariana is a big fan of vice president harris. >> you edited it. >> this one, i had some help from one of our younger volunteers. we were specifically trying to reach a younger gen z, almost gen alpha leaning audience that's what that we've been talking about. what congress can do to support young people what you got congress. just point just about every member of congress has either like a facebook page or instagram or twitter. not all of them are on tiktok talk and i think that's okay. >> yeah. like not not not everybody is suited for it, but i think it's really important and exciting, but there's a lot of young people working in politics that are focused specifically on content creation right now the. best messenger for a member of gen z is another member of gen z and donie joins joins me now, what about misinformation mean how big of an issue is that onto yeah. look, i mean, you saw in that piece bit of folks haven't lot of f-a-n. i will all the memes or whatever, but i think there was this idea a few years back where maybe y

was fired or not because of this connects, people assume that as soon as olyschuk publicly answered mariana bezola, he flew from his position, someone draws parallels just like that. and i can understand these people, because when you don't have concrete information, communication, you can only guess, i don't know, put forward some versions, well, unfortunately, it's logical, and you know that for andrii, the worst thing is, well, maybe not the worst thing , but it's unpleasant to say that maryana bezugla says some nonsense in general, we can't either, because there are things that she criticizes quite logically, and well, it seems to me that in principle, any person who thinks more or less adequately sees the flaws, and we are in the hot phase of the largest war since the middle of the 20th century, in general on our continent, it is difficult to imagine that we would decide exclusively successful decisions, it's hard to imagine that we don't lose people, it's hard to imagine that some kind of confusion doesn't happen. which would result in some terrible tragedies, it's hard to imagine whe

answer to it, some deputies remain influential, if you did not mention them, i mean, for example, marianao, we have already witnessed how her two public the quarrels with the two commanders ended with the resignations of these commanders, i mean now including oleschuk, now the resignation of the air force, which by the way took place very technically, i think you understand what i'm talking about, that is, the evening of 8 p.m., friday, then ... massive shelling of kharkiv, kyiv, and everyone seems to have forgotten, okay, it doesn’t matter, it was filmed, and i mean that apart from journalists, apart from journalists from independent media, in fact, there is no one to even simply ask the question, why, how, for what, and me it seems that parliamentarians could be this force that would at least exercise some parliamentary control and supervision, having a mandate, a mandate in fact of power in... voters in order to make those decisions look less voluntary, not to undermine trust in society, well, i guess probably could, but you know, i will say this, once again, this is the time when you

maryana bezugla, it's just that the situation in our country is such that, in fact, very often at first mariana bezugla comes out with certain accusations or disclosures of insider information, and then we see the release of these people, whether it is a wave of such hate in some mass media, including some. telegram channels, well, in essence , a very similar situation arose with mr. olyschuk, a blunt statement, then a heated discussion, allegedly, again, before any was made public official investigation of information about the alleged downing of the f-16 again. i will remind you that bezugla said that it was a shooting by the patriot system, yes, that's according to her. officially , we did not receive such information, and then , in fact, oloschuk's release, do people's deputies have the right to bring such information into the public space, and does this de facto undermine trust in the armed forces of ukraine and in the actual top military leadership of our country . well, once again, the only cure for this situation is transparency, if we... will be completely uninformed with you about som

, i think somewhere in the middle of june, because yes, somewhere in the middle of june, i called marianaulichka is not my sister she left for three weeks in total. in general , she was simply with me 24/7. i called maryana, yulichka left sometime then, i called her and said: i will go to the hospital, but you, please go with me so that i don't give up at the last moment, because we are all children the soviet union got used to the fact that psychiatry is something very scary. you made this decision yourself, or your loved ones, i made the decision myself, because i realized that i...

es un personaje muy bonito porque es una mujer que se convierte en la madre de mariana. porque.o creo que el éxito que tenemos ahorita con el conde se refleja a través de la pantalla. eso fue lo lo lo, lo bonito. pero ya tú habías trabajado en alguna novela de época anteriormente o esta fue la primera, pero hacía muchos años. qué es lo más difícil? haz de cuenta el peinado, el maquillaje que que no eres tú, que que te metes, te metes en el cuerpo de otra persona. los respetos que existían en esa época no? la. la sumisión nada que ver con el día de hoy. no, no, no, no. nada que ver. qué te dejó adela? pues adela me dejó reencontrarme con amigos, conocer a directores que yo nunca había tenido la oportunidad. varoni no. yo le llevaba conchas y él me cantaba. me lo dijo adela. entonces me cantaba mi canción. lo que me gustó mucho de esta grabación es que yo sentí que no estaba haciendo una serie ni una telenovela, sino que estaba haciendo cine. bueno, que crea adela. qué va a pasar ahora en la historia? la cosa se está complicando mucho. yo mejor les diría que vamos a sentarnos a ve

for the political life of ukraine, because today, the verkhovna rada of ukraine finally dismissed marianam the position of deputy chairman of the defense committee and a member of this committee, she became a member of the committee. on issues of foreign policy and inter-parliamentary cooperation and she explained her decision to move to another committee with toxic processes in the defense committee and the intention to involve western partners in civilian control over the defense sector of ukraine. let's listen to it. i will try my best to attract partners and build from them. we have more trust, more control, so that more and more issues of systemic changes are being asked, because as i noted in my own blog, that we now have de facto narratives being broadcast: we need weapons and get off the hook, it won't work like that , we we have to really talk to them alone language, mr. volodymyr, considering what language bezugla speaks to the generals in... ukrainian, what her rhetoric will be and what her language will be with our western partners, maybe it will also be used as a political to

mariana bezugla is the author of this next sketch, and today the verkhovna rada could not dismiss her from the post of deputy head of the parliamentary committee on of national security and defense, can you say why this is happening, why one person can afford more than all the military combined? well, if we talk about the institute, then the poltava institute, i also have at the moment... information that there were no queues there, so what was written and the information immediately went for mine, what they are telling me now is lies, and this is not the first lie we've heard trying to discredit, which is being used to try to discredit the army, that's a problem, and there was an educational process going on, but in i have a different question, why was the educational process going on there, we understand that this is a military institute, which is a military target, there are cadets who study in military affairs, it is a target for the russian federation, therefore, of course, an investigation must be conducted and generally understand what the cadets did there during the war, when

mariana bezogola is a living person, a member of the verkhovna rada, and you can trust her. claims, it can eventually be sued, however, for publishing some information, you can argue with it, as was done, for example, by the former commander of the air force of ukraine, mykola likshchuk, and the former press secretary of the air force, yuriy ignatov, to answer her in a strict way. now remember, andriy, how many anonymous telegram channels there are in ukraine, which are engaged in exactly... such distribution information, which is very difficult to answer, because they are nobody, they don’t have any name, and even if people are there, i mean journalists, there is some owner of the telegram channel on duty, some drain tank, then this person says that he has nothing to do with this telegram channel, she sold it 100 years ago, she does not know at all who takes care of them, and all this is in the telegram, and there is a lot of resonant information, and a huge number of our compatriots with you... who reads these anonymous channels, quite often she does not even know whether they are re

the world famous artist cycles on earth and take it to a german museum, will take you to cairo, the mariana evans, dan. it's good to have you with us. the head of the united nations has condemned the killing of 6 of its staff members and is really striking a school in central cause. i'm in a post on x secretary general, antonio tetter said, what is happening in the territory is quote, totally unacceptable. this is the aftermath of wednesday strike and the all johnny school in sarah can. 12 other civilians were reportedly also kills their the school houses. a you one run facility for thousands of displaced causes were sheltering. it has already been bombed several times before. these really military said this latest attack was a precision strike, targeting a homeless command center for more or less spring and dw correspondence. emily gord, dean, who joins us from jerusalem. emily, what is the latest you can tell us about this is really strike on that school in central garza so golf of civil defense folks. trust my file has come out saying that this was, in fact the 5th strike on the all john

i think somewhere in the middle of june, because yes, somewhere in the middle of june, i called marianayulichka, my sister did not leave my side for three weeks, she was just with me 24/7, i called maryana, yulichka left sometime then, i called her and said, i'm going to go to the hospital, but please go with me so that i don't give up at the last moment, because we're all children they got used to the soviet union. that psychiatry is something very scary, you made this decision yourself, or your loved ones didn't, i made the decision myself, because i realized that i was falling into the abyss, and despite everything, i am waiting for my son, and i i don't want him to see me in some inadequate condition, and the condition has already actually slipped to inadequate, well , here it is probably worth telling our viewers that you do not know whether he is alive until today... or what is wrong with him, brothers, they all shout with one voice, that he's dead and they're sure of it, there's no body, there's no case, i'm not sure, and i 'll never trust anyone to the end, i'll wait, i'll wait,