the interior of the maya is an elongated 8 symmetrical composition of the main volume.tate according to the plan, they are covered by the original in form, with a curly slab at the side walls, the cylindrical ceiling passes into a flat one, so on wood-burning brackets, the obsid opens with an arched opening at the main volume above the other, according to the vezha, there are small choirs. it's sealed up there. niche decalist flock hurricane. at the soviet jazz at the bottle of the church placed the sovereign archives. and the lion was not torn off at the exit of the vernier back. amal nor joha we, damn it, the chandeliers and the organ were confiscated for the hall of the beekeeping of the park of the philharmonic's office, a sensible overgrowth, no one knows from such elements. what elements could it be without them? could you fuck off, oleg, i’m not included in the architecture, as you guessed at all such, agateness affiliation. yes? well yeah, uh prussia for lutheranism. yes, of that culture, you are far from us, and this is such an acute-angled end at the base of t

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mcginnis maya, it's great to see you. thanks very much.bout the cost of the student loan bailout plan as well. your reaction. >> yes, we warned when this happened that not only was the plan misdirected in terms of bringing down the cost of higher education, but the costs were going to be astronomical and remember, the president did all of this student debt forgiveness in the change of the income driven repayment plan through executive action, not through congressional action. and when he did that, the costs were not only huge, he actually didn't try to offset any of them at a period during inflation where additional costs, additional borrowing would push inflation up. he didn't try to offset the costs. one of the real concerns was the estimates coming out of the white house about these costs would be significantly lower than they would of be in practice and that's what we're seeing now, the official scores show 100 billion more than the white house was saying even more than that, at the supreme court finds the debt forgiveness not to be vi

maya angelo -- that is it for us tonight. gutfeld next. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, law enforcement officials say they do not expect donald trump to be arrested today, but we are learning officials have discussed the logistics of the running for president new york. i'm president step to send shock waves across the country. you are watching >> laura: come i am todd piro. >> as>> ashley: ashley strohmien for carley shimkus americans bracing for trump indictment since former president said he believed he would be arrested today and the case is being ripped more than political prosecution and district

i'm going to start with you, maya. when i look at all these different kabss that are raining down on the former twice impeached president, it always seems very obvious to me that even if, okay, today's not the day he's going to arrest, maybe monday's not the day he's going to get arrested, but at some point, you have to realize that is one of these going to result in an actual arrest, are they just going to be fines? i can't imagine between the civil case and the criminal case and the federal treason cases, one of these doesn't result in him in an orange jumpsuit. >> well, let's be technical about this. first of all sh it's very hard to imagine there is not an indictment somewhere at some point against donald trump. i say indictment, because as we know, there's plenty of public evidence that shows that there's some real cause to think he is going to be indicted of something. mar-a-lago being the latest, because when your lawyer is now saying, no, no, no attorney/client privilege, because we think there is a crime/fraud

i get the feeling that the mayas weren't completely stupid. it was simply an attempt to anticipate a more aggressive move. maybe the military could be more global, as if the events happened. here it is presented and so it happens. and you know, there was such a person, the notorious john morgan who built the same titanic and he consulted with astrology angelina adams , who helped him become a billionaire. this is his phrase millionaire. you may not consult an astrologer, but billionaires are obliged and indeed. she led him to very high posts and when in his the map was supposed to be an eclipse. well, this is my version, of course, he built the titanic, and what is characteristic is that at that moment he understood that the titanic could not live or sail, either he had to lose everything, or he, as he assumed. i think, and he had to create a certain global precedent, which, as it were, redeemed his success. but how do we understand? yes, it all happened. it’s no coincidence that i’m with those who understood that some were hanging and he hims

the program. mo bits have taken to the streets to demand the resignation of the country president, maya, sand and other talk. government officials, the approaches kicked off in the country's capital on sunday and have been met with a law enforcement cracked out a local journalists and us this report. if we're at the great national assembly square, where the protesters have approached people are chanting that the government needs to resign, right? police have now appeared at what began as a peaceful protest. but now we just witness the 1st clashes as the police are responding very aggressively to the protesters, the police have blocked passage so the protesters can't go any further. at the moment the police say that more than 50 people have been arrested. authorities have accused foreign intelligence agencies of organizing the protests in order did the stabilize the situation in the country and claims that the rally was specifically organized by russian special services to police have blocked bus services and built c. but despite this, the protestors decided to continue on foot to take p

and the problem that they face is a maya. some do and who governments that is constantly fueling the fears on one side and also it is it, is it fueling this hawkish frederick towards, towards moscow? what the thought it was most going just a couple of weeks ago, my assumption came out with the theory that serbian citizens are involved in conspiracy with moscow against, against mobile dover. and this was proven to be wrong. this is quite dangerous. and i honestly hope for both countries still remain a peaceful and neutral in the conflict that is going on china's key political or that name. the 2 sessions has seen several fresh appointments to the government that includes the nations new defense minister, who notably has been under us, sanctioned since 2018 for allegedly buying military equipment from russia. we heard earlier from a cdn correspondent who says the fact that the minister is sanctioned does not bode well for the prospect of restoring dialogue between beijing and washington. despite by trade friction, since your po

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yana maya stump recent history and one might even say dark history fired her brutally that she had alreadye end of the sixteenth century, and she was consecrated to john the baptist. and she was orthodox from the visible stars, so more singing , i would be few from wuxi. we know before the clans that at the seventeenth century the church stretched out and took care of it. uh, azheshki are familiar meat owls, the polissya clan, which volodya's island strains precisely that hour. i'm on zheshka. uh, in the seventeenth century uh for the church. uh, learned the hazelnut shower looks like land for the saint to take away the church uh late in 1880 by clement already. overhaul of this church was carried out in 1860 on foot, the svetar of the soviet church , the kasparshi of the body, opened the story of his school on foot. the truth is already on the offensive here in 1860 . opera, too, popular teaching stifled light time on foot. in 1.873, our church came to the svyatotar konstantin pavlovich and he became the father of one familiar belarusian, sergei konstantinovich pavlovich, is engaged in pe

maya hook, the great small yanas shackle the old truth and tell the general wart a memory behind therotch. i'm sick of revealing assassinist structural techniques. we apparently rebuffed that history and rebuffed the energy of that place in belarus. the internal layout of the residence had an irregular and, you might say, corridor character of the living quarters, the main ones were grouped with the bridle of a halounakh and two side facades, and from the park facade there were hardware disturbances in the palace; more decorative chambers than which it is primed on the vykhystan of washing lines of light cold colors of stinginess of plastic relatives from traffic rules chiseled striving and high -pitched grace of a forger according to the requirements of the interior, the shame of classicism was, in fact, that and yes of architectural objects, the solidity of the structure, the alignment of lines, conciseness, and at the same frequencies. the interior has become more light and stroymanym. and we are fucking simple and easy. often the egyptian greek cupid and the roman moth would be c

if toya sydney stuck at la maya p a to help her to call us. so just i need to chat with her mom. did you wanna do that? cuz i was gonna put a daughter, did all states more than i was teased. cookie was due to another middle school from the yom hudden bush auto order. i heard it almost almost not that it don't but whole stuck in the fall. don't worse. they are not sure, but you know, when you look at the rules, is this a day? oh, just sutherland, i'm not bored. the comment in your problem? i wish you know we hook my cellular giovanni. think im them. sure sure. neil. yep. a michelle and associates can you know, um, since you're cutting him on a competition with her maya, she's not somebody that let's get them on the student is putting the money on the policy to get them noticing luxury with her on how to go don't post a more hook up, portable to put a valid, you know, it took them to literally a class with them. on the same with her, when russian troops way in layman mila managed to take pictures of what was left of her house, that i am of the year for, you know, you said the movie

i'm on maya stump recent history and, one might say, even the dark history of its time, it is brutal was already and again at the end of the sixteenth century, and it was consecrated to john the baptist. and she was orthodox from povidna , so there are few more singers supposedly from wuxi. we until the clan know that in the seventeenth century the church stretched out to new it was taken care of. oh, little owls, it’s my owls who introduced the polesye meat family, which volodya is special, that is, it’s annoying for an hour. i'm on zheshka. uh, in the seventeenth city, uh for the church. uh, learned hazelnut soul looks like land for the holy for the taking away of the late church in 1880 by clement. this church was overhauled in 1860. in the year 1860 , the svetar of the soviet church, kasparshi , opened the history of his school on foot. true , already for an accessible year in the 1860s there was a temperature at the public school of the light war. in 1873 konstantin pavlovich came to our temple and he became the father of a familiar belarusian sergei konstantinovich pavlovich .

if toya sydney stuck at la maya, p a t or political hollis. so just i need to check on some of that. we did one more thing at commerce. no more, but it did on state smart that were on them. yeah, i was teased cookie was to another middle school don't, don't go. i heard it almost and was not that i don't put host, i gives a full worst they are connected. but you know, when you, you the little kids, the culture sutherland, i'm not border the common thing you put in my wish, you know, we hook my cellular giovanni for him. sure. sure. neil, i have a visual on the says, yep. can you come since you're cutting? you can push me with what's got her maya, she's not on my blood. get them on the see with the money on the policy to get them noticing luxury with her on her to go the poster who had took up portable to put a valid, you know, it'll come through chile, a class with them on the same with her when russian troops were in layman. mila managed to take pictures of what was left of a house that i am of the year for the meal. for the movie to live for

that's the chances of a maya land memory documentary, in fact.g the history of one carriage, and history has one carriage of the history of all the people, belarus i want to drive the blackboard in front of the school. on this stupid board fu. granny, i'm instead of charging. dima, well, who does exercises on a full stomach so that it is incomplete. dimochka that you have an essay like who i want to be who you want to be. in my opinion, this is not necessarily possible at the end of the week. and besides , i still don't know who i want to be. a waved above me i don’t know anything. it's not my fault that i don't know this, as in childhood. now i don't want to be a policeman anymore. you then some inner voice should tell me who i will be, but so far i can’t hear anything from him. just look what's going on inside the voice, please regular. but and what about the jump? mom, do you remember the songs about the prophetic deer, of ​​course i do. so what? even tsiolkovsky believed that life has some kind of destiny. he even wrote such an article, calle

they want one gender. >> what do you see, maya? >> i see folks much more interest in the being ideological than winning voters. at the end of the day, what the vast majority of people want are solutions to their problems. they want to know, i'm struggling, would you show up and get my kids an education? are you trying to ban books i think might be good for my kids? are you focused on whether or not i have the resources to retire? are you focusing on a woke budget rather than solving the problems? at the end of the day i've never talked to anyone of any party that wasn't demanding to understand solutions. ideology, and we all have them, we all have our believes and what we hold, but here is central to i think what we saw in the midterms. folks are looking to protect their rights, not to have folks stoking division, hate, and fear mongering. and i hear a lot of fear mongering, a lot of sloganeering and a lot of rolling back on what made our democracy stronger, more diverse, more inclusive and what i'm hearing instead is division, fea

garrett haake, our chief investigative reporter for wnbc and our nbc news chief justice contributor, and maya wiley, a former u.s. attorney and now president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights jonathan, you actually broke the news for us about 30 counts in this trump indictment. what do you know >> well, we know it relates to document fraud we know it relates to the stormy daniels hush money payment we know that the indictment remains sealed, and will likely remain sealed until tuesday when donald trump appears in court. there's a slight possibility that d.a. bragg's office could, given the public interest in this case, approach the judge and ask him to unseal it earlier but we are hearing no such request is going to be made today, and most likely will not happen until donald trump appears in court on tuesday which is customary all this as the police department, secret service, and others are doing security assessments in and around the courthouse on how best to get him in and out of that building safely for when he has that court appearance tuesday afternoon. that's about

edward and his wife maya, it turns out. is the same house that was acquired in the thirteenth. in principle, outwardly he is here especially hasn't changed. here is a canopy. we initially added to be able to put something. uh-huh and so appearance. uh, here, in principle , this is, that is, yes, this year we started with the outer part of the reconstructed first , from the very beginning, everything inside was arranged as we did electric heating. now. uh-huh , respectively, hung the heater inside too. what area, well, if by city standards two-room apartments. yes , i understand that after the move so far passed. this psychological complex has adapted and after that it begins. e traffic and uh huh now. the information that we did not have was also here, it was here, it is here and the grain is stored. so, and this is a woodcutter, yes, as if the first such workshop, that is. well, we needed some kind of space where we could make something at home and saw it off. well, the weight for this is now a workshop elsewhere. and here

and about the exploits of her heroic compatriots. shoshone on your maya fisherman, the son isn't cal taurus each us secular. no crying such thing up a pneumonia storage. and any point you symposium on your own. mm hm. violet, up in a quarterly equus thought amanda foy foss cathartic galaxy. mckinney is me. no fiber case. thank it is on your father, law kid, the v. a journalist, a conscience, compel vittorio nicola ran gilani to join the thea's information wor worcester, their coaching trolley. i with on amena on to walmart. historical key is that still good or you know, nearly city maya pretty messenger mean there is a gunshot of food. you see what a deity be dark, he didn't use before the coo and ukraine. he lived in italy. he got to witness the events on my dan, buy me a chance for brian de la, do me. the court thought a dish in detroit to from what are your son or a toronto couldn't follow dar milano key ever in the copy delux corrina. ah, a queen voting to ivy mean because he's down with you to find a c or in my done will tunic will. could you start with what we strictly me or we

you won’t find this among the maya, and you won’t find it among the olmecs.t find it anywhere at all. not the sumerians, not egypt, not india, not china, but no one. well, especially the greeks , who actually copied the eastern astronomers, and no one depicted the south pole well, not because they were stupid, namely, because they are all much higher in the northern hemisphere. but our plasgalandrinas object is located, uh, at 14 1/2° north latitude to 15° is only possible to observe the south pole from european astronomers. actually learned about these constellations of the south pole only in the eighteenth century. and this discovery turns the history of science, in general, the idea of ​​​​the human mind, which to such an accuracy and so amazingly knew the world, by the way, are located everywhere, as it was 2,000-4,000 years ago, that is , astronomy proved that archaeologists are not so the same wrong and all. these are russian scientists sergey brilev alexey nikolaevich evgeny makarov is from guatemala a solution for every day from vtb convenient vtb onl

trucks are stuck there, maya ashkato is an azerbaijani. there is a problem in our country in the administrative systems. turn on the car. the report indicates that the astara case is still pending. to solve this problem , the ministry of escape should build a new final road in the region and to access the country of azerbaijan. the new construction of this bridge between azerbaijan and almost at the new end of azerbaijan itself and the investment of the industrial sector from the iranian side , the land for the construction of the payan building and the customs will be established. using it as a solution to control the traffic of the entire queuing system will reduce the amount of traffic as much as possible. the platoon is quite significant. in the end, i wanted them to end the queuing system at the beginning of next year. the platform can be announced to everyone. through the site to register, but the platform you are on becomes an app, all drivers can use phones to have a chance to make a turn and visit the terminals , which will take a

very good evening , maya. hi, how are you? evening, maya. hi, how are you? i'm very good.o we at least we've got as far as the shaming that men and women are two totally separate creatures. and i was looking through your notes today and can you talk me through what particularly affects women ahead of men in society ? well, my research has society? well, my research has focussed on how gender bias affects medicine generally. so i think that women have been under researched and medical research, as you mentioned , it comes to as you mentioned, it comes to heart attacks. that's one great example. but across a range of conditions and treatments for a long time , we mostly studied men long time, we mostly studied men , extrapolated those results to women . and so one big problem is women. and so one big problem is that often women symptoms are not recognised and there have more side effects from treatments . and so there's kind treatments. and so there's kind of this knowledge gap where we just know more about women as men's bodies and symptoms and conditions and less about wom

very good evening , maya. hi, how are you? evening, maya. hi, how are you? i'm very good.o we at least we've got as far as the shaming that men and women are two totally separate creatures. and i was looking through your notes today and can you talk me through what particularly affects women ahead of men in society ? well, my research has society? well, my research has focussed on how gender bias affects medicine generally. so i think that women have been under researched and medical research, as you mentioned , it comes to as you mentioned, it comes to heart attacks. that's one great example. but across a range of conditions and treatments for a long time , we mostly studied men long time, we mostly studied men , extrapolated those results to women . and so one big problem is women. and so one big problem is that often women symptoms are not recognised and there have more side effects from treatments . and so there's kind treatments. and so there's kind of this knowledge gap where we just know more about women as men's bodies and symptoms and conditions and less about wom

king tells the 3rd queen consort camilla with the german president from by the stain, maya followed by the gun chancellor being led out of the bundle after his address to german evans and our correspondent emily gordon was listening to that speech by a king charles and emily a very warm welcome for king charles in the bonus tag, and then a speech by the king which he delivered in both german and english, saying what a great honor it is to be in germany for his 1st overseas taurus, king and how happy he is to be able to visit and, and reassert the friendship is the words that he use between a germany in the u. k. what, what stood out to you, emily from can tell the speech. well, i think for me, what stood out was his personal, thank you. and when it comes to the german reaction to his late mother, queen elizabeth steph. i think that was very heartwarming and very heartfelt. and, but i also like that the cheeky side on him was also felt in some ways or another when he was talking about the shared culture, the shared interest and literature music. he was also talking about and the 2 count

later they will meet for german president, my father stein maya. meanwhile, large crowds gathered at berlin brandenburg gate to see the royal hare or correspond emily gord. dean is at brandenburg gate standing by there for sir. emily king charles has arrived here, and balloon is expected there at the gate. any moment though, what's the moonlight? the news is pretty exotic. i must admit the car, the black bentley in which captain charles and his wife a co queen console come on. i just arrived and just drove past us and you can see all the little flags waving hectic, lee in small so very, very excited hair. oh, he's now left the car he is being greeted by joan. is president clunk protest. i my and his wife. oh, they're expected to go for a little walk about here. and then a big sorrow welcome ceremony is about to start with full military honors. that is pretty unheard of. it's the 1st for a 1st for germany, for a head of state to give such a ceremony. so i think everyone is just waiting in anticipation waiting. what is it and what is going to happen? they're excited to meet are and so

king charles is in germany on his 1st overseas state visit as monarch german president file to shine maya welcomes him and queen consort camilla to beat brandenburg gate here in berlin. the 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent that have been strained by bradford . also on the program d. w, as in eastern ukraine to hear how newly delivered at western battle tanks could make a difference in the fight against russia. waged on till night with vehicles, from the soviet to europe. and we'll talk to the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of money. you pull f, jenny mallow, left guy has been named one of this year's world press photo contest winners for communicating the har. ah, i pablo foley ass welcome to the program. king charles has arrived here in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch charles and his wife camilla were welcomed with full military honors by german presidents. find out our stein, my large crowds gathered at berlin's brandenburg dated to see the royal pair in the evening. they'll be attending

and what is so this is the history of the maya days our countryman is clear 1.6364 troops of the commonwealth reggie besieged a nearby fortress white islands under the policy of voting for selection. ale simply guarded his family, and the fortress and defended, and the king, who has dried up the roof of his face, stands still, and the grand duke vladislav vase said, no, you can’t bypass the arteers on the right. this same goddess of war manages to demand with gunpowder. so the military rank was seen. adelman, an officer, arteliers, a candidate, obligated to a badge, a box a full garden package, advanced training frozen, one hurrying to a vacancy pushed off the gentry with a picker instead of a bunk kazimir semyonovich seems like a kazik, a newtonian boozer ducks about stops to sleep on a bandolier and set up experiments. i didn’t think, they blew the balakhchim to try something that had not been tasted. though it took me all the way to the great stratos in mine. from the book of kazemir semyonovich, the swollen family of semyonovich has more than once got the mind blown. although the old-fash

thanks very much. >> thank you. >> neil: maya macguineas on that. to nikki haley, presidential candidate and her views in entitlements and what to do. in the past, she said everything should be on the table. we'll be looking at that with her tomorrow. jerome powell, day 2 on capitol hill. he was not received in the same manner he was the day before. in other words, there was a sell-off on wall street but nothing like the day before. as far as the politicians, it was exactly like the day before. >> will you pause future interest rate hikes? >> we're not seeking to have a recession and we don't think we need to have a recession to get -- >> will you pause interest rate hikes, yes or no? on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has

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now maya bay on thailand's west coast was made famous by the movie the beach. she became so popular that authorities ban toys for 3 years to something environmental damage or now conservation is say, the gains made are in danger of being undone. victoria getting be has more for nearly 4 years thailand's maya bay with its towering cliffs and calm waters, had no tourists. the government closed it in 2018 because visitors had caused ecological damage. under pressure from tour operators authorities reopened the bay last year. the conservation is se marine life that thrived in the absence of tourists is now under threat again. we have counted the highest amount of activity of shark wood, which is $161.00 shark at a given time. and that is in november of 2021. and after it was reopened for a year, we have an average number of around a $20.00 to $40.00 sharks per day. so it, we have seen and decrease in the abundance the re, plenty corals, the home to nurseries of fish, including juvenile shocks, strict limits on the number of visitors aim to minimize damage to the ma

maya stays. we're going to get into mike pence. he now must testify about january 6th.this is a win for special counsel smith. there's a -- sean hannity admitted he didn't believe trump's lies for one second. hannity just welcomed trump back for their first interview after a long time. this was last night. the questions for friendly, but trump managed to admit something that could be evidence that could aid the famous special counsel probe. >> they didn't even believe the question. >> i can't imagine you ever saying, um, bring me some of the boxes that we brought back from the white house. i'd like to look at them. did you ever do that? >> i would have to right to do that. >> but i know you. i don't think you would do it. >> i don't have a lot of time, but i have the right to do that. i would do that. >> let me move on. >> remember this -- this is the president -- act. i have the right to take stuff. i have the right to look at stuff. >> yeah, you don't have to right to keep stuff. it's not yours. in fact, that's why we have a presidential records act. and you certainly

that is cornelia maya and economist out of been switzerland. thank you. thank you very much. russian president vladimir person has welcomed what he calls china's constructive role and trying to ins the war and ukraine. chinese prisoners shooting ping will hit to russia later on monday for a 2 day visit. futon says he has high expectations for the talks. katrina, you reports from beijing, she dipping, has visited russia any time since becoming chinese president. his most recent trip was in june 2019 during an economic forum. c will travel there again this week in what's expected to be a major show of chinese support for moscow as it continues its invasion of ukraine . troy, seattle with china and russia working together the world where half of the driving force toward multiple rarity and a greater democracy in international relations dollars and a global strategic balance. and a stability will be better ensured the visit comes as china seeks to expand its role as a global leader and mediator. earlier this month, it broke it a deal to and 7 years of strain

and the problem that they face is a maya. some do and who governments that is constantly fueling the fears on one side and also it is it, is it fueling this a hockey, frederick doors towards moscow? what the thought it was most going just a couple of weeks ago. my son who came out to the theory that serbian citizens are involved in conspiracy with moscow against against mobile doevema. and this was proven to be wrong. this is quite dangerous and i honestly hope for both countries to remain a peaceful and neutral in the conflict that is going on. turning now to the conflict in ukraine, 3 people have been killed in 15 injured, including 2 children, due to shelling, bike heads forces and look on sk region, a local supermarket, and to petrol stations were head according to local authorities. the reports also say that the strife was carried out using americans applied high mars rocket launchers, the local head of the region, as called this tragic incident. a ukrainian terrorist attack intended to cause maximum damage to civilians.

well, don't touch any word maya said mine ordered mine didn't. such an influence, excuse me, and you would not want your wife, who was torn all her life between work and home. well, let me breathe a little, finally it doesn’t work, inhaling my dmitry is even worse. believe for god's sake. this is a diet. this is generally some kind of devil abracadabra, in what? it can kill yourself not to eat, for example, it doesn’t feed at all, right? it's still okay, we also count the magazines and write out, thank god he put nowhere to call estimates, among other things. i do not know any scientific theories, this is some kind of mysticism. so what is required of me. expressed in technical terms, somehow slow down or even brakes. so it will be better for everyone. excuse lidia mikhailovna, we won't talk about this meeting of ours. i wish you all the best. who called? for the sake of everything, remember, they call all day long. yes , moms from work called from your former job, they asked you, i said that i was not at home. there they had some problems asked

maya, thank you. >>> the heads of the u.s.mmittee's annual worldwide threats hearing. national security correspondent ken dilanian is following this hearing for us. ken, china was a real key topic today in the hearing. what did these intelligence leaders have to say? >> reporter: it's a mixed picture. the director of national intelligence said that intelligence agencies assessed that china still believes it benefits most by preventing a spiralling of tensions and preserving stability in its relationship with the united states. and specifically she said beijing really wants badly to avoid triggering additional economic sanctions. she said xi jinping would look a period of relative -- lake a period of relative calm to address growing domestic sdflts. that's the good news. the sobering part is they say beijing still sees u.s.-china tensions as parts of a fundamental geopolitical shift to a new era of conflict. take a listen to haines. >> the people's republic of china which is increasingly challenging the united states economical

visitors, britton's king, char, so 3rd and his wife camilla. german president, frank by dodge dined. maya, welcome to the royal couple with military honors at berlin's bramble gate. ah, it's the 1st time the landmark has provided a backdrop for receiving a state guest. on his 1st official state visit abroad as britain's monarch king charles's hoping to improve the you case strained relations with a european union post bracket and show he can win hearts and minds brought just as his mother did for 7 decades. at his residence lusby view, the german president praised the good relations between the 2 countries and houghton. often to day, 6 years to the day after britain began the process of leaving the european union, we're opening a new chapter and our relationship was come together as friends and partners. we're now looking forward to the it's not the form. the german president also praise childs as long interest and environmental causes a topic that will determine the agenda for the 3 day visit. but 1st, it was time for some glitz and glamour. the crowning jewel of the trip estate banquet

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jokes at competitions and festivals at the team will be missed by everyone without switching off, and mayas own status from a suitable zgim, asked. the plan for the development of the collection of its position on the department of competitions is carried out a questionnaire on nutrition, and therefore monodomy in the set-up schedule are conducted by aducacines , lighting activities in schools, they speak to operating teams, busy poetically come in handy from the age of eighty-five, the central matured, as the oldest fishing rod stumbled. no, it's just 85, and the youngest is fifteen. in general, i'm probably the most well among the youngest members of this association. and while she worked, she worked. i've only been out of work for three years, i was engaged in labor activity, and this was a managerial position, and i absolutely did not have enough time to prove myself in other roles somewhere. and so as soon as i stopped working. i came to the first meeting. and in in general, somehow i realized that yes, this is mine and it is very interesting for me, poetry, probably a hobby. favorite

you, who are already maya russia number to do only under the jester with us at the lovers ' song - thistradition that artyom kondratyuk has arranged and the sleeper idealist healer dionysus artyom letails oksana hello i am glad to greet everyone. who gathered on the other side of the screen, of course, it is important that the song suits the artist's style and temperament, but it is even more important that the artist himself likes it. denis hello. hello first impressions of the material listened to. no. you know, i really liked it, because usually i sang songs that were slow, so soulful, and today it’s fast. even maybe one might say, even dance, because it's interesting what happens. denis patsevich, a professional spivak, a graduate of st. petersburg, held at the university of culture and bridges, where the soloist of the belarusian state of the pesnyary ensemble performed not only in our ukraine, the alley of poland , israel and ukraine, the baltic states. good afternoon, dear friends, why did you come to help 60 notes for my little daughter shirtfront? salute the whole routine of to

is in germany on his 1st overseas state visit as monarch, german president of highfield to shine. maya welcomes him and queen consort camilla to beat brandenburg gate. here in britain, the 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent.