doctor michael gray- _ recover a little bit quicker. doctor michael gray. michael gray. what you think - recover a little bit quicker. doctor i michael gray. what you think about the new guidelines? thea;r michael gray. what you think about the new guidelines?— the new guidelines? they are long overdue and _ the new guidelines? they are long overdue and very _ the new guidelines? they are long overdue and very welcome. - the new guidelines? they are long overdue and very welcome. as - the new guidelines? they are long| overdue and very welcome. as you rightly— overdue and very welcome. as you rightly said — overdue and very welcome. as you rightly said at the top of the programme we are following scotland, we are _ programme we are following scotland, we are also _ programme we are following scotland, we are also following canada and australia — we are also following canada and australia. they have had national guidelines— australia. they have had national guidelines for some time. we are heading _ guidelines for some time. we are heading to— guidelines for

change the background during the filming of the picture is called the green screen michael ramirez and his version of the graynd the radiance work is called the radiant election. 2024 there used to be an idea that the moment is coming when it is definitely time to rest. and how is the situation now with the perception of older people in active positions. you know this process is actually not simple, but it has a very clear positive trend in our country. the federal project of the older generation is being implemented, which is precisely aimed at increasing the quality and length of life e, e, of citizens of the older generation. and uh, a lot of attention. it is also given to socialization, that is, the preservation of the socialization of our uh adult members of society. well, do not forget, for example, in the same moscow there is a wonderful project. uh, active longevity. e. with a huge amount of computer training and our parents, my parents get along very well with the computer communicate well using various instant messengers, and uh, there email is wonderful. eh, they write and give lectures to students

remind you that they darken, they are different and can give different shades of color and gray-black, so michael first question for you. why is uv protection so important to us? is uv protection so important? why because ultra violet destroys our tissues, the eyes are destroyed in particular, if it hits the retina , it is allowed to destroy the most important part of the eye called the retina, which provides us with vision, because in order for the act of vision to take place, light must fall on the retina. well, that is silly to say, ultraviolet is burning now, especially that part of the uh retina that is responsible for the highest vision. this is the clearest vision, so we need to protect ourselves from ultraviolet radiation. and so we are told you need to defend yourself. we will help you. yes, we will help for a reason with black glasses, but with photo chrome lenses that can have any dialogue, the question arises of mikhail, are we scientists , we are doctors. we do not believe in the word. nobody has any science. behind photochromic lenses or is it so la-la poplar, some promises, of cour

those areas are very gray in space. ♪♪♪ michael: the consequences of war in space would be truly mind-bogglinge lose it quickly. the chinese understand our dependency on space systems to fight and so therefore, they're going to target and have the ability to take out those critical space systems: the satellites, and the ground links between the earth and the satellites. brad: if we see a full-scale war, we're talking about satellites being disabled, it's not missiles, it's not star wars, but we have lasers that disable things. that's just a technology we have. we have satellites that can steer and interfere. you can have kamikaze satellites so what we'll see is the tampering, the disabling, the interfering with networks on the earth, and then the conflicts that we have, not even around the earth, but on the moon, on asteroids and more space piracy? a real thing that's gonna happen.

michael: both sides have to find a way to maintain their redlines but there is still gray space where they can figure out how to do that. another thing to keep an eye on, the plan mccarthy has talked about is a one-year extension, which means in the middle of an election year, we name a republican nominee and we are doing this again? that's a wild prospect. lisa: why would mccarthy want another debt ceiling fight in the spring of 2024? michael: heather can correct me but i think is trying to get votes. he's saying to his right flank, you will have a second run at this. we will get another piece of the pie next year at some point. right now, democrats feel very certain the polling on this is to their benefit. an election year next year, they will feel more certain, and the republican nominee will almost certainly say wait come of got to figure out how to get to a general election position here. i don't want to be defending the collapse of the stock market. lisa: there has to be a handshake deal at this point, there's not time for a full appropriations deal to make it out. these guys ar

that is where he gets into the gray area where state prosecutors can charge under a federal campaign finance violation, or if there is something else at play. when michaelen was charged at the federal level, it was not by some liberal democratic prosecutor, it was the trump departnt of justice that named donald trump himself individual number one on unindicted co-conspirator. >> there are no cameras in this courtroom, jusstill cameras taking pictures of the former president would you have liked to see cameras in the courtroom? >> yes, but the spectacle, as well. donald trump is going to adjudicate the case in the courtroom of public opinion just as much as he's going to be in the courtroom he was sitting in today. he has been ry effective since 2015, conviing people of something different than what they say or hear. he will do the same here. i will not be totally surprised if he says nothing or just a little as he leaves court, but he was giving a speech going back to mar-a-lago to define the entire debate. that is why think it is incumbent on the district attorney to communicate clearly in to everyone in plain english what the charges are, what donald

one michael bloomberg did better than good. jonathan grayteve pagliuca. what did you do to win this bracket? is it like the day-to-day grind of the celtics means you have it all figured out? steve: i wish that was the case. i was just lucky and happy to have the money go to the alliance, these amazing charities set up by robert kraft and michael rubin to give prisoners work. four million people are on parole and the system needs to be reformed. i'm very grateful to bloomberg and to the basketball gods that helped me this year. tom: the basketball gods gave us as well -- i'm not up to speed on this. if i'm out of turn, say so. boy, did the women deliver this year. it was a real turning point where america paid attention in a new way to women's ncaa basketball. steve: absolutely. all of women's sports are getting more attention. people love to watch sports and the level of competition was probably the best ever. fantastic final. tom: an important day for all global wall street and american wall street. jamie dimon jp morgan published a letter.

for michael jordan sneakers is the record amount in history that was spent on the purchase of sports shoes at auctions for $ 2 million 200,000 jordan sold sneakers in which he played in the second graynba finals against utah in the ninety-eighth year, chicago the final. in the end, he won. it was the last the sixth nba title in the career of the great basketball player. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. and this is true of the cruel upheavals of the death of thousands of people , the state was going again into a single system of strict control. and now about the weather in moscow already in the coming days, frosts will return, weather forecasters warn of a powerful arctic invasion, which will suffocate ural siberia and the russian plain. will the capital be covered with snow and how much the temperature will drop, ksenia levitskaya will tell. the giant is wounded, but the powerful one is not defeated the anticyclone at the beginning of april, which reigned in european russia, is weaker than the weather on its periphery and deteriorates. which regions will be influenced by atlantic cyclones today and when will the high pressure chuck begin to intensify again. this i

it’s against this, if it were true against this day that michael is like a child, by god, as if i came into this world this morning with my gray they have everything, indeed it was irony, as it were, from the point of view. he was such sarcasm i was reporting the other day in kiev, so, uh, they took a girl who is accused of discussing on the phone not complimentary on the phone on the phone honestly with her girlfriend discussed not complimentary the actions of the ukrainian armed forces tell you. how many of our former political scientists and so on were beaten hmm there, well, many are seriously there, to serious ones , dragged almost half to death by their feet, fuck on a flattering cage and throw them somewhere. many of them they managed to move out of ukraine there now, someone stayed behind to tell you about it. what is her relationship? do you understand? michael is not. what are you? well , you really, you, well, do you want to arrange a law here, because, well, it's simple. well, you know why the media is here, please look at the law, yes. ukraine it may be that in ukraine michael it is absolutely forbidden to talk ab