so james monroe was married to his wife flossie monroe and they had six children and they were asleep in their chicago apartment in october of 1958. and in the of the night they heard a loud pounding on their door. and it was chicago police named frank pape was infamous for people. he was referred to as chicago's toughest cop and he liked to take photos of himself to the bodies of people he killed. he was a he was a very guy. it sounds. and he and a number of other chicago police broke into monroe's home without a warrant with their guns drawn. they did this because a white woman that day had identified james monroe as having killed her husband. in the truth of the matter, james monroe had nothing to do with killing this woman's husband. in fact, this woman had arranged for her lover to kill her husband to on his insurance money and then she pointed out james monroe, as the person who had done the crime to, avoid suspicion to herself and her lover with that evidence, frank pape and his officers barged into the house at gunpoint got james and flossie monroe out of bed, not wearing any

disarray in water , monro's disarray in energy, monro's disarray in electricity , monro's disarray in the field of banks and issues let's take care of money and finances, minister of labor cooperation and welfare in this meeting, the social worker said that the cooperative economy system in the country should be reformed and a significant part of the country's economy should be converted into a cooperative economy . all pending registration licenses from the beginning of winter will be automatically issued from the national license portal, with the presence of the minister of economy. in the travel program, while announcing this news, he said that so far more than 670 thousand licenses have been issued by the national license portal, and central registration licenses whose percentage of devices have changed or are not connected to the national license portal will be issued by the portal from the beginning of winter, mr. khandozi also said. with the permission of the head since the beginning of this year, the budget services of the general treasury to the companies and the executive br

monro's natrazi in the aqueduct water in monro's natrazi energy electricity will solve monero's instability in the field of banks and our monetary and financial issues . no, this will not happen. this is the most important point that i want to point out. if after our dear mr. naghadari , he talks about this ecosystem, it means that these characteristics are necessary for life . boom, or else it will happen at all. this is where i once said in my conversations, we don't have a problem with money and facilities , we don't have a problem with authority, we say that the problem is the transformation we have today, on the surface, but with the jihadi culture, we believe in the power of the people and popularization. considering that we believe that there is no threat of any phenomenon there is an opportunity in front of us, and our opportunities are divided into two parts, the opportunity with risk and the opportunity without risk , because we know these as threats , they send us food and rain opportunities for transformation . it is the dictatorship of this narrow and narrow opportunity and tra

this is not something we get in monroe county very often. with the monroe county sheriff's office at the time that molly watson's body was found. >> he needed to return to the sheriff's office quickly. >> on his way back to the crime scene, brandon osborn located a t-shirt in the middle of route m. >> i came upon this shirt laying in the road. went around the shirt and passed it, and then i stopped. and i'm thinking, eh, we're kind of close to the crime scene here. i probably better pick that up just in case. >> this discovery is pretty amazing. i mean, the deputy was not out searching for evidence. he was driving back to the crime scene in the dark. he spots the t-shirt. he's got the good sense to pick it up. and, boy, is it going to turn out to be important. >> that t-shirt, we later learned, had gunshot residue on it, had molly watson's blood. >> we can infer that that was at the scene at some point of molly watson's murder, given the presence of that gunshot residue and her blood on the t-shirt. >> it turned out to be a very important pi

connecting with you. >> kayleigh: that is the monroe doctrine there.en, according to media, this is viral right-wing anthem, it is controversial, championed by the right, it is obscure, he punches down, i go on and on. how out of touch can you be? >> jeremy: totally out of touch. a lot of these progressive politicians should be paying attention and trying to understand what is going on, why are people upset and willing to listen and see what made this hit go viral. so many people could relate to it. there have been several remixes done of people different walks of life. like a rap remix on it in agreement saying this is our reality. when you have people coming together, multi racial coalition of people coming together, anyone who worked in politics will say, we need to be listening and say we need government and political leaders that respond to that. >> kayleigh: politics is about the people, what it is about. ongoing crisis of homelessness and crime have driven many out of san francisco. now people are paying to see it themselves. next the sold out w

his little league coach scored him time with padres pitcher zach monroe, who won a world series witht me to stay focused. sometimes you're not going to throw strikes. shake it off. you've got a job to do. >> reporter: lessons he believe helped him become a better student, then a better lawyer, baseball coach, and father. 61 years later, letford wanted to say thank you to monroe. writing to major league baseball for help delivering this message. >> dr. mr. monroe, caption, thank you. >> good to see you. >> reporter: setting up a ball game reunion 2,000 miles away in peoria, illinois, between the little league wild man and the now 92-year-old pro ball player. >> whatever i said stuck with him. somebody went a lot further than i did, and i'm talking about an attorney. >> what did today mean to new. >> just being able to thank a guy that helped me out when i was little and share with him the -- hey, look, you did something good. >> reporter: and that's a win in the game of life. kris van cleave, cbs news, peoria, illinois. >>> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some o

take the topic related to the grain grain corridor we do not have a signature under the monroe convention, but why is it not implemented there? it is written in black and white that if there are actions by the state that harm the economy of business in the black sea area, appropriate actions are taken and there is a coalition even but this is not done from here ukraine takes an absolutely correct position we must strive to implement the norms of international law that guaranteed ukraine's security after ukraine took the first, second, third, and fourth steps, from here it is necessary to insist on this only through this association, through joint participation, it will become clear who is the origin of this evil, who is the initiator of this war, and this will be transmitted to public sentiments because it is clear that public sentiments that do not understand what is happening, they are from this problem, blame these societies for nothing because they, i say once again, they are outside of this issue. they don't understand this war. roman. then i have a question for you. look, if these p

uh-huh will help with monroe, don't delay. i am hello. is it january?ew you 'd end up like this. like yes, like this in the garbage. you again misunderstood everything, that you misunderstood, do not come near me, you drunk, you abomination. you have everything you want. let's sum up the results of the week together in the new season on ntv, the results of the zeynalova week on sunday at 19:00. anonymous detective from monday at 20:00 on ntv get 9% per annum on the balance in rubles with a savings account in ozon bank. replenish it to enter and funds at any time all savings are insured. open for free in the ozon bank mobile application. restaurants for free we clearly check employers and mark them choose a job confidently avito remind you must read don quixote before monday. alice what day is sunday? okay, read alice, don quixote by monday you will have time to turn on happiness. i think every ticket. buy tickets at branded stores. he such one. here you are advertising does not make sense, but there are cheap flights. all you have to do is take a one-co

with monroe i want to write a novel documentary crime drama and monroe's personal tragedy no why? the conversation is over . look, that's a great idea. i know how your ideas end. forget how terrible a dream people should know their girls' heroes of this. the sufferer it will be a large circulation very large. nastya dad, what are you doing here? good morning son. let's have breakfast. danka you broke. dad, you know. what is your job? yes, i understand with my mind, but here he was a bandit. drove he was shot by others. killers and took them to work, that they relax, come to their senses and continue to work and more they lost the carrier, which means they will look for a new person. right wow. what will we do evil, what we used to do the car is illuminated, not a problem, allah will take it. a person of a reliable place needs to be broken, yes, there was a long racer. in the city and i made a return call to one, we need to check, then you will check. let's go get to know each other. good evil. zhiga zhiga is evil. here he is, here i am, here she is, my car, i know you have problem

general stringin, and to him monroe whispered nothing incomprehensibly. again monroe got this american goat, nod cut the straps. she didn't cut you on the strap. don't bother, i'll take care of myself. it's time. yes, that's all for now. andrey, today you can. i have a body for you. fate itself sent you to me, and i want you to have children from you. i need to call for your safety. i'm willing to pay you twice as much. i'm here crazy zadolbali fans are gone, in the near future, yegor and i will spend in the wilderness on the border of estonia , an old friend invited me to go fishing, severe male company and no psycho fans. so i am with you. dear, do you also throw bottles on the floor at home? what do you need? i asked a simple question. what do you want? i think you're drunk, that's right. you think we're getting out of the car. let's load up. so hi guys. great. no, i'm ready. i don't mind. hello and i don't mind. i think that the beluga will not mind being crazy. will you catch protein? she is from the red book, beluga. this is the surname of a lieuten

his little league coach scored him time with padres pitcher zach monroe, who won a world series withyou've got a job to do. >> reporter: lessons he believed helped him become a better student, then a better lawyer, baseball coach, and father. 61 years later, ledford wanted to say thank you to monroe, writing to major league baseball for help delivering this message. >> "dear mr. monroe," it's captioned, "thank you." >> good to see you, zach. >> reporter: setting up a ball game reunion 2,000 miles away in peoria, illinois, between the little league wild man and the now-92-year-old pro ballplayer. >> whatever i said stuck with him. somebody went a lot further than i did. and i'm talking about an attorney. >> reporter: what did today mean to you? >> just being able to thank a guy that helped me out when i was little and share with him, the, hey, look, you did something good. >> reporter: and that's a win in the game of life. kris van cleave, cbs news, peoria, illinois. >> major: 1962 and san diego both mean a lot to me. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm

those who are related and their organizations they take action, we ourselves have the monroe call as a duty, all the parties make this call, if we have a significant number of the participants in the elections , it is natural that the right choice, the choice of better options for most people, usually takes time. the spring elections are the peak of party activity and the peaks of party activity during the elections, not only in iran, but all over the world. during this time of the year , you may be looking for other things, for example, they have specialized meetings. now, the state of the parties in the upcoming elections, considering that in the house of nerves open how do you evaluate these three groups or meetings that you have from morning to night regarding this issue ? i think that different political currents and elections will get a chance for themselves because of the women's section about the desired candidates. i imagine that with the view that the position of the supreme leader and the system have, we remember, in one of these public participations and public voting, th

which i a think monroe did not bring back from france.hink he boarded it and it was not supposed to be gilded. he actually requested the plane would. and why? he knew it should not look like a monarch. there is so much politics from the very beginning. when it arrived and wasel gildei can't see. [laughter] it was a real shock. and a real concern that 53 pieces of it and it's all french guild right? and ultimately pays the price for that there is a backlash after jackson for the white house and congress passes the law everything estimate in america. this is the furniture that puts that innd motion. it's too gilded and it is a wonderful. so this furniture is the centerpiece of the historical. that we are going to work with. richard found in hewitt a wonderful. documented wallpapers that we could use and reproduce. and then the upholstery of slightly deeper blue to an early upholstery had been. literally we had the image of monroe standing next to one of these. we knew the decoration should have it. i think the piece is less interesting to m

many of his photos now iconic, from marilyn monroe's notorious sequinned dress, or the king of rock ' roll in his office. not to mention risque portraits of briebury jeet bar toa -- brigitte bardot since reproduced worldwide. now he's reregarded as an artisan amongst his pierce. >> it's the photos that matter, not me. it speeks more than words. it's a medium where we can say nothing but we say everything. >> when he first arrived in the u.s., he was an independent photographer choosing stories based on what he thought would captivate people and think again about certain subjects. >> a successful photo is a photo that tells a story, maybe to change their opinion of the subject. for example, i did a report in harlem in new york, it said something more, it wasn't just about the poverty in harlem. >> he rapidly began to get noticed and commissioned by america's biggest magazines, "life" and ""newsweek"." his artistry and the charm of his french accent, celebrities were queueing up wanting him take their profile. like elvis presley, marking the moment his armed service came to eand. in 196

dayana monroe nos dice quÉ debemos hacer para evitar accidentes.o en san josÉ. primero vamos a cambiar de escenario. >> mirar en todos lados. aquÍ entran o salen de los estacionamientos. >> usted debe desacelerar. mucho se apresuran a tomar el autobÚs al salir. no se olvide de detener su automÓvil. sea paciente. muchas personas estÁ del lado oeste de la ciudad. aquÍ me despido. paula: se era un descenso en el mercurio, pero todavÍa tenemos un dÍa soleado en la regiÓn. tambiÉn nos vas a hablar de esta posibilidad que esperamos los siguientes dÍas. gracias por seguir en sintonÍa. estamos viendo panorama casi completamente despejado. aquÍ en san josÉ un panorama calmado. miren muy bien. temperaturas en los 64 grados. si usted vive en san josÉ aproveche las primeras hora para regar sus plantas. aparte de las 11 en la maÑana estamos ascendiendo. las mÁximas pudieran alcanzar los 88 grados. san francisco con temperaturas cÓmodas en los 71. las temperaturas se mantienen cÁlidas. preste mucha atenciÓn a estos sÍntomas. piel caliente y roja. tambiÉn la pÉrd

- this is a thing that well, it hm, let's say so, it is conditional from the point of view of the monroeion, because the monroe convention instructs turkey to determine if objects appear that exacerbate the situation in the region, then she makes a decision, but it is obvious that there was no discussion here , all this is clear that a-a kills a certain crack in the relationship between the kremlin thinks so, between erdogan and putin although from my point of view erdoğan is a very peculiar politician, i would classify him as a generation that is leaving and he will say, as is traditional for people who don't smile, he can, as they say in our country , bow to many parties and solve their issues, by the way, you need to do this take a closer look because everything can happen, including in the relations between ankara and kyiv, they need to be very careful when it comes to interaction with the relevant politicians , especially with such a character and such a position. of course, lavrov did not fly there . well, i think that after what happened to prigozhina's plane, i think that putin w

la llana monro. hablar sobre nuestro bienestar emocional puede ser muy difÍcil.reducir los costos de las multas. le digo cÓmo. >> una de las medidas financieras es ahorrar para la votaciÓn. karla farÍas clases clica por quÉ. ana rosa tuvo una grata son esa. >> no sabÍa suena interesante. >> usted debe al —— pudiera al lugar de residencia. usted sÓlo debe pro presionar la clave Única de registro la unidad del seguro social. tambiÉn que puedan al ser sus familiares a un centro de salud. los asegurados y sus familiares podrÁn recibir atenciÓn mÉdica. se habla de res tensiÓn por incapacidad. le dio un derrame y Él no tenÍa seguro social. muchas veces no hay ahorros suficientes esta es una gran oportunidad para nuestro es connacionales. esta hambre este martes se declarÓ no culpable luego de haber bajado desnuda de su auto. fue enviada para una evaluaciÓn psiquiÁtrica. la salud mental es un tema al que todos nosotros tenemos que ponerle atenciÓn. >> mi hijo hubiera llegado al. Él se encerraba en cuarto, no salÍa y no querÍa,. comprendÍ que la depresiÓn es eso cuando l

month period, remember, he made a phone call to, a company in canada that they were was actually a monromuffler. they make the sell mufflers. you know, munro munro muffler and bart went up well. he came home with an order for 100 machines and that was just mind blowing 100 machines in one order. and that's really got us started so that we do the the zeolite project and let just say that i've heard that word tonight many times miraculous and i really do think it was miraculous. and my theory that god finally got tired of people, bleed to death, unnecessary and he used, bart and i, as as a helper to get it done. and that's exactly what did thank bart reflections on your your creative relationship and your friendship with with when i met frank i tell if he was insane or just very quiet. frank and i one thing i knew for sure the day i met him and that it's that frank is a is an assertive, demanding the absolutely honest man. i don't think he's ever told a lie in his life. frank and i have never a piece of paper between us. we sold the company $200 million, and there was never anything writte

bosporus and dardanelles , according to the monroe convention, is under international control well,his is the result of many ten-year wars, in which practically the whole of europe took part in how the regime of these straits should work, it is so obvious that the topic, and here, sorry, i touched on one more there is no one problem, you will not see anywhere the sanctions of either the european union or the united states of america, specifically sanctions in relation to agricultural products , food products or mineral fertilizers of russia, they should always have calmly exported them, but here is the problem. what is the problem, what should be transported? and if they cannot ensure safety, then what can be, what can be the insurance from international international companies. by the way, this problem will remain in the future so that it does not happen, it will be possible it will not be implemented, it will remain, and it is clear that this is to push ukraine out of the international market. this is obvious because there are four parameters by which the country is among the lead

dayana monroe nos habla de este tema. >> primero fueron ciclistas, jÓvenes ciclistas se tomaron hastacurriÓ esta. ya no eran bicicletas o patinetas, ahora eran motociclistas y sobre el golden gate. estuvieron bloqueados y realizaron peligrosas maniobras, ocurriÓ el fin de semana. estamos con una alcaldesa de san francisco. su equipo nos dijo que deberÍamos posponerlo. el 6 de enero de 2023 y el 28 de enero. podemos sumarle esta reacciÓn. no es la Única ilegalidad. el fin de semana pasado volvieron a tomar oakland y vallejo. el es obstÁculo llegÓ a este extremo. un hombre cayÓ de una de los vehÍculos y un auto se prendiÓ en llamas. necesitamos informaciÓn de si hubo detenidos. es imposible actuar en un evento cuando hay sÓlo 28 oficiales en la ciudad. quiÉn los detiene? si estÁ pensando en manejar un negocio le mostramos recursos disponibles. paola:continuamos, y miles de familias que podrÍan solicitar subsidios. hay recursos que existen. por este subsidio federal, $30 en su pago de internet es uno de estos recursos. hay 30,000 hogares que podrÍan solicitar un subsidio. muchos no saben

mariana monro nos dice que ganan la mitad de lo que gana un hombre blanco con documentos.ujer indocumentada puede ganar menos de la mitad que un hombre en estados unidos. mÁs allÁ de la falta de documentos el problema es el gÉnero. las mujeres ganan un 13% menos. es lucÍa, su hija. lucÍa trabaja en un lugar donde tiene mÁs de una de ventaja, la falta de documentos y sobre todo el ser mujer. >> algunas cobran 25. >> las indocumentada de california tienen la brecha salarial mÁs grande del paÍs. las mujeres ganan $0.44 por cada dÓlar. california es el hogar de mayor cantidad de personas indocumentadas. realmente el estatus migratorio no es lo Único que hace que te paguen menos si trabajas en el campo. cada dÓlar que se le paga a un hombre una mujer indocumentada va a recibir va a recibir $0.87. >> muchas veces la mujeres que trabajan en el campo no hablan por miedo a su es la tus migratorio. lucÍa nos dijo que ganaba $15 por hora. estamos hablando de $10 menos por ser mujer. el 16% vive en niveles de pobreza. lucÍa es de las pocas mujeres que encontramos en el campo. a su esp

doctrine, they defended the monroe doctrine from the southerners, and in this sense, they then tried a nation-state country tuned to internal development, so to speak. thereafter hemmed in by the subsequent protectionist era made them the number one economy by the very end of the nineteenth century. and now when they consider themselves to be global powers, but we were told here the word global every every every paragraph. right now, when they are global powers and their internal conflicts, we need to prepare, as it were , we need to prepare for this. we need to urgently consider all the risks now. an interesting, perhaps, such a discussion in america is whether or not the americans should use nuclear weapons against their enemies. no, of course not, well, there was such a discussion, when mark miles tried to make a great man out of himself in all seriousness. every time i say that it would be necessary, everyone says it is necessary. what are you, how can you yes? we why do we have, of course? well, no, i am also against it right now, but in the sense that weapons are needed in orde

of course the crown jewel of all that is the parentwan balonche furniture, which i think actually monroe did not bring back from france, but i if i'm corrected, i think he ordered it and it wasn't supposed to be gilded. he actually requested, you know the plane would and why because he knew he shouldn't look like a monarch, right? he shouldn't look palatial. it shouldn't look i mean, there's so much politics even from the very beginning of presidents trying to furnish this house. so when it arrived and it was gilded melissa's nodding so i'm okay. i can't see lydia. it was a real shock and a real concern that this furniture 50 53 pieces of it in full french guilt. right? and of course van buren ultimately pays for that when there's the backlash after jackson's expenses for the white house and then congress passes the law that everything has to be made in america, but this is the furniture that really sets that in motion because it's just too opulent and too guilt it and it's wonderful clean knowledge over there queen biologic. so so of course this furniture that is really the centerpiece

this represents the blue furniture's, i was going to mention james monroe. james munro returns to the white house as the first president after the fire in 1817 and brings with him this extraordinary 53 piece suite of furniture from the french cabinetmaker and it is in the white house, originally a red color, not a blue color. over time it becomes worn and out of fashion and by the time of the buchanan presidency, just one piece of the 53, which is tragic, there was a time before the kennedy presidency when there was no collection. an item could come into the white house for one president, the next president could come along and it could go away, nothing required that stay in the white house collection. at this point, this beautiful 53 piece suite of furniture comes in, by buchanan it is all gone except for one piece. missus kennedy undertook initiative to try to reclaim as many pieces as she could. we worked with her on that and other first ladies since. to this day i believe there are ten original pieces now in the white house collection. is that right? 11

wow, because 200 years of monroe doctrine has gotten them very little in return and it may be time to look elsewhere. and that is why this new integration or this move toward unity and cooperation. latin america is different from the former. oh yes, the bottle, or even the more recent buena sure models. one from the right one from the left. why? because it may be less about left and right. maybe shouldn't be less about left and right and more about what's practical. in other words, what lula. another line, american leaders seem to be looking for our alliances and not just any alliances, what they want our relationships based on, based on mutual respect, relationships with all countries, including the big ones, russia, china, the us, iran, spain, india, among others. here's a problem for some of those countries, like elephants, many in latin america, never forget, you know, what they say about elements, never forgetting, right? they're not gonna forget their spanish routes, which is tied to their language in music and the culture in general mind. however, it's also tied to the slaughte

to create at least some of the quality between ukranian cities being constantly attacked by rest, monroe pits and drones. and uh, uh, uh, and the capital of rush, i know the most of the target correct attacks at the much lowest scale and uh, in the much different way. but so this is something that people hear things that might lead to a 2 week and rushes structures and morale. meanwhile, mathias ukraine is said to be stepping up. it's counter offensive. how is that progressing? so the have been progress is during these counter offensive and sever areas, but they have been rather include mental a few villages so far that ukraine was able to take back. i don't know where these news that it's stepping, it's off it's counter offensive. they also come from very dubious sole source is a service is somewhere in western countries where we can not just assess how good that information is. what we've seen is that they keep putting pressure on the rushing lines and they hope eventually to break through at some point whether this was be possible or not, is absolutely unclear by the moment, probably

known for years, but what is clear is that, regardless of being a member of brics, we are developing monroe interactions. with the north-south corridor agreement, we have operational agreements with the brics member countries , we can expand this in cooperation with the development bank. i will participate in the brics summit they are present, that is, about a third of the countries of the world attended this meeting. what will it be for us if there are many stories, the bridge connecting the east and the wild west can be a bridge between the north and the south ? development bank can help us a lot in lending and investing. as you know, this is a competitor of the international monetary fund. thank you for international issues. it will be 10 minutes. good morning, dear and respected compatriots . we will be with you on tuesday at 9:00. traveled in johannesburg airport before leaving tehran, the minister of commerce of this country was artificially welcomed by the consensus of different countries with the aim of developing economic cooperation and confronting a beast.

you can almost superimpose the same as marilyn monroe painting on top of the nice deal, obviously with a very different emotion, very different tone, but it really is going to, i think, will go down in history and sort of as, as, as, as part of american part is how this photo strikes me. you know, this is 1st a mug shot, the other 3 he was able to get away with not getting amongst us, not going to the normal up things of a. so hold for a walk. when someone is charged with violating a crime or violating something. and here what we're see is donald trump clearly knew he was going into this. he is a master of media, a master, medium, and installation. i'm sure there's, there's no reason to think that he didn't know how to look how one loved message she wanted to portray and get off to his audience. as again, you either loved him or you hate him. he doesn't really need to convince anybody. i think the people who do love him well loves doing this will be just up and you see the honda suite where he just you know, last elections are i'm looking at right now. let's interfere never surrender.

and she goes to 20th century fox and changes name to marilyn monroe.so thank you are sort democracy for marilyn monroe and meeting has to end if we get there. one of the really odd things is that i have a completely new idea about the roosevelts doing this book about franklin. i have people from both the new deal and the world war two saying that they could they do that. his entire persona was created, but they could never see the real guy. and they kept to find him, but they couldn't. here's just is it this great had this fantastic persona he was always happy to see you. he loved every idea you had it was it was let's go have a beer. everyone knew this. the people who worked him knew there was somebody else there, but they could never see it. and my favorite thing i learned about eleanor was that her boyfriend, the time, taught her to shoot and she didn't need service protection because she always had a gun in. her purse. so on december 29th, 1945, two weeks before the attack on pearl harbor, roosevelt once again took his place. a bank of microphones

the launch earlier this month from russia is far east, cause monroe marked a new beginning for most goes moon program. it's been nearly 50 years since the last luna pro number 24, travel to the moon and back to what was then the soviet union carrying lunar soil samples to the launch pad. this time took longer than expected. liftoff was delayed by nearly 2 years. one major reason was the war and ukraine before the invasion, the european space agency was set to supply the space craft navigation camera. but the war put a stop to the partnership. as a result, russia said it would not share any of its scientific findings with its former international partners as well. she is not the only player and what's fast becoming a 21st century space race. nasa is planning to bring human. spect earth's closest neighbor within a few years and build a base there for its future expiration of the cosmos. russia, china, japan and india have similar plans for lunar. i posts put to a cheap them. they all need water, which can be turned into breathable oxygen among many other uses. and that's why they're all he

loving marilyn monroe?l bond. it's just like -- i used to wish she was my mom. >> yeah? >> i want to be the sex symbol. i want to be what she was. i want to do the movies she did. i want to sing. i want to dance. i want to do all that. >> beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. >> people have a perception that she was this dumb blonde. she wasn't, not at all. she could do anything that she wanted to do. >> what she decides to do, after four years of turning down his proposals, is to marry j. howard marshall. and they have a wedding ceremony for the ages. her son is one of the ring bearers along with one of his cousins. the ring is attached to a beautiful fluffy pillow. the groom is all dressed in white as he's wheeled up to the altar. two doves are released to symbolize the beauty of their relationship. you may now kiss the bride. >> reporter: she even tries to get him to stand next to her at the altar, but he's an old man. he's too frail to get out of his wheelchair. >> anna nicole smith is 26. j. howard marshall

we ourselves have the monroe call as a duty. the principle of choosing better options for more people is usually during the spring elections, when the parties are active and the peaks of the parties' activity are during the elections , not only in iran, but everywhere in the world. be the state of the parties now from the active point of view for the upcoming elections, taking into account that there was a lot of tension in the house , how do you evaluate the meetings you have between these three groups? the highlighted part about the desired candidates, i imagine that with the look that the supreme leader has with the system, i don't remember, in one of these public participation and public voting, the supreme leader said that i don't agree to speak for to have a body and participation means the principle of people's presence when the leadership of the system humbly says this, i believe and on behalf of the parties, i can express that no party in iran has a license to operate in accordance with the law that was issued in 1390,

do when asked we made appointments, we made appointments, we tried to make the decisions of monroe, apart from the fact that we tried to issue fair judgments in a fair trial environment and that it was in accordance with the regulations . also, when a violation occurs and a verdict is issued, the best solution , in my opinion, is that a knowledgeable and competent person should explain to the people , explain to the football fans, and experts and lawyers listen to the explanations and make a decision for themselves. popular justification his conviction is in accordance with the legal principles, and this result and its goodness is that i think that those who are fair and against the regulations, when the judge or this responsible authority comes, answer and say that this person committed this violation, for this reason and reason. comply with the relevant legal articles and regulations and we banned him and the history of the case shows that i think these tensions will calm down and maybe the society will accept the rulings. before the race, after the race is completely defined and define

season tomorrow at 16:50 on ntv faina ranevskaya is the same brand for domestic cinema as marilyn monroeeem that there is nothing in common between them, except for popular love. in fact, so different women were united by the fact that does not depend on the glory of success, the total loneliness of monroe extinguished it with alcohol. ranevskaya drowned in the theater, we continue the story of the great actress of the 20th century. everyone is crying in the toilet and love, the story, the acquaintance of the singer elena kamburova and faina ranevskaya is more like a christmas fairy tale . this incident, she even immortalized in her memoirs, turned on the radio, someone reads gorky at night, but who, who splendidly reads such a performance of this thing i hear for the first time just now understood? how lovely? gorky night - it turned out that elena kamburova was reading, unable to bear it, she immediately began to write on the radio in a letter asking her to convey the admiration of the performer of the times. from her phone thanked personally more than anything in my life. i love talen

and those who thought that lspressly prints of marilyn monroe or ads for cans of camble soup were notll. in addition, many graphic works were created, one might say , in a conveyor way with the help of apprentices orkhal took photographs, and then, using contact illumination, the pictures were transferred to a nylon mesh and based on the resulting matrix. printed lose sometimes up to 50 similar pictures per day. however, do not rate it impossible. it was the easiest way to do something, because, in fact, everyone draws the same thing in a workshop in manhattan during the years of the sexual revolution of psychedelics and underground cinema, you could meet representatives of bohemians and politicians who shot warhol and true films. yes, so-called pseudo-documentary tapes of particular success. they brought me, rather, on the contrary , a mentally unbalanced actress who starred in one of the films. once i came to the warhol workshop and several times shot the artist with a pistol, after which he was treated for a long time, but did not press charges, having become a star during his life