even in the in the book, we have moonlight the of the movie moonlight. remember they called la la land the winner and he never got to give his moonlight speech. and so we found moonlight speech. you know, we're in pop, too. these things happen as well. he's going to give us. okay, we're going to take this final question, chloe, if you would bring the microphone over and then chloe is going to give you instructions on how to acquire a copy and have it signed. please is there one or more speeches that you were involved with that has really made and impact on the country. oh, i i hate it. i'm going to finish this conversation with a real dodge, but i'm going to dodge question because i think, you know, certainly there are are freighted where people to leaders not you know as as sources of information as explainers as patriarchs patriarchs and matriarchs to sort of remind us who we are and what we're about and i've been really lucky to be involved in some of those. but but ultimately, saul, saul and with a with a prolonged apology for sort of breaking the sp

for a resident of gomel, drug control operatives received information that a 29-year-old man was moonlightinga pawnbroker and decided to check it out, as the police said, the defendants were stealing a cache of auto shoes with dangerous synthetics 100 g of mephedrone, when the handcuffs closed on his hands, he should not have packaged the drug in smaller doses and placed them in the form of bookmarks in gomel and in the gomel region , a criminal case was previously initiated against him for illegal drug trafficking for the purpose of sale. he had already been convicted of committing a similar crime. obep operatives became interested in an employee of one of the minsk travel agencies, who came up with a scheme to earn money by circumventing the law according to the police; the forty-three-year-old head of the department was responsible for issuing and selling tickets to clients. for air travel, she began to implement her plan to get rich, barely breaking her official duties, regularly, buying boarding tickets. coupons at the expense of the employer. the defendant offered to buy them for her fr

found the underground entrance to the building six and a security officer next to the electronic moonlights to open the doors 3 but because of the spill the roof was opening and parts of the walls didn't fall down and it was possible to look around. today is a special moment for us to look for the survivors of the incident inside the fourth security office. there is no light, but there is no one or even anything. we stayed there and this is very important for us. the ceiling and walls were covered with shelves. there was almost nothing else in a room that big. basically , he saw many files in such offices. also, the contraband materials or weapons he collected should be seen in such a place with materials . nuclear or any other smuggled material that was discovered or issues like this it was completely emptied. after the towers fell, there was so much debris that for the first few weeks there was almost no way to approach building 6. the only possible time this office was emptied was before the 9/11 attacks. interestingly , in one from the petitions that were filed against us except for the

festival, in which sections, we have different children for this festival, as well as pictures and moonlight, some examples for the mix of interviews. reports, notes, and for pictures, news reports, news documentary reports, news documentaries, interviews, and photos , should work be for women or not ? i sent a work to my reporter, but the topic was women , now the ladies are now focused and invited to visit different places, and alhamdulillah 244 you will be rewarded that is, you choose the selected work. this is how we look at the journalist from his head and in terms of his activities . in general, from the experience of everything to each other. and outside the country, the main goal of this connection and iranian journalists are many to be invited, i will come there, and this face one connection, they can talk to each other, and for us, not only for this festival, but for a long time, like-minded cooperation and others. let's have presstv network, you are really active how do you see women as journalists and you as journalists all over the world? the truth is, women are usually looking

i spoke earlier with the w as christine moonlight in brussels. i asked her how the e use deal with tunisia. it's aimed at stopping and legal migration is shaping a terry the memorandum of understanding between the you and to shave, we'll see the european union pates and as he has something to the tune of a 1000000000 heroes. and the significant elements of this arrangement is the competing of the criminal games and the people involved in the human smuggling business. now, in assuming the deal that the reese with the j in 2016 we saw in missouri and on force is really going off to the syndicate, seizing their assets, breaking down these networks and also compensating in certain cases, people who are involved in the people smoking business, the understanding being that these people will suddenly be left without work to do . and so the idea is to drive them away from this business that is very, very lucrative. in fact, we understand right now into news. yeah. that it's much cheaper for migrants to, to, to pay for crossing because they are just that

first of muharram, a network for sending content that people it was in their possession and the moonlight of a platform he had produced it for free on other pages and broadcast it to the rest . we have less than two minutes , mr. president of the national media, dr. rajabi, saying that all dogs should be used for productions . i found it completely coordinated. you can't talk in absolutes and it is more or less. this interaction now is different from tomorrow's game last week, but finally there is a specific routine in a flow for all of them that we are at your service. he wants a production license to produce content that is in the planning stage how much is the script and when they want to publish the content, although it is possible that when the content is published , it needs to be modified , when the script is written, but in this interaction, the riskiness of the investors is reduced , and we also communicate with the media. and media managers and owners, writers, producers and designers, the idea will be established again, when the content is published, permission will be given to

it should be avoided and children should be led to live a healthy life, family, friendship in the moonlight . 3 in the neighborhood, all the unknown sisters are strangers now i don't have a dome where the whole family goes together, i don't have the pleasure, you are my helper and helper, god protect me . hello, dear viewers, good night thursday . welcome to tonight's program, the month of the cancellation of premier league games, which is very simple. which calls the games concisely and the order of the football federation and the national team committee sent a message to the league organization, that is, the federation has done this and ordered that this happens , if many parts of the world are registered in barbie , we will definitely continue . that mr. kashori, the head of the organization of the kashri league, does not answer us the day when mr. mobini, who is not available as the general secretary and the football federation, took responsibility, he is not responsible for this issue, and we asked him to talk about why the game is canceled . they are not responsible at all. we talked

great strides in 1080 filmmakers such as seyed reza mirkarimi artesh and finally with films such as moonlighthere there is a bright light, very far, very close, and a sugar cube is a little different from the artistic treatment of human and valuable issues to the audience . you show it in the fields, and if it was supposed to be possible to say, at the same time, at the same time, seeking to express valuable concepts from the perspective of the newness of god almighty, the code is that a word friend, peace be upon him, a bird of love, is for his sake , not for my sake. acceptance of all actions means that this is the road map over the years also, the lines of the political lines of the political factions of the 80s, although there was a slight ups and downs in the presentation of important works in the field of sacred defense, but still the flag of this kind of cinema intended for the revolution was kept high from the horrors of shush and molvi, railways and air cancer , among others. satirical works that were a surprise, the expulsions, directed by masoud de namaki, the war of belief never e

worship center, they have their own respected book, but we respect their book, and beliefs in the moonlight also strongly criticized the disrespect of the holy quran in western societies, the holy book should be respected. respecting the holy qur'an is disrespecting the sacrifice and the holy existence of muhammad , peace and blessings of god be upon him. attention to spirituality in the world has grown a lot. the time of our country's president mr. raisi's speech here at the 78th united nations general assembly will be at 16:15 new york time, that is, around 24:00 tonight , tehran time. well, as it was reported in the news, the president of our country will give a speech at the united nations general assembly in an hour. i would like to discuss this matter with mr. khosh eye, an expert on international issues who is from the united nations headquarters in new york. mr. khosh , greetings to you. your assessment of this is the president's trip what's up with new york so far? hello, dear viewers, have a good time. well, for a very busy program, on the first day and at the beginning of the arr

for me it is moonlight? this is a light that is not burning, not sharp, but soft receivers.n this light, maternal tenderness, tenderness and acceptance. it seems to me that everything in belarus is about cleanliness. and about motherhood

she is a musician, an actor you know from "moonlight," "hidden figures" and "harriet" who is currentlying in "glass onion: a knives out mystery. janelle monae will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he is an incredible actor you know from "escape at dannemora", "there will be blood," and "the batman. he stars in the new steven spielberg movie "the fabelmans," which is out now paul dano will also be joining us [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, disgraced crypto mogul sam bankman-fried has been arrested and charged with eight criminal counts, including wire fraud, securities fraud and money laundering after the collapse of his crypto exchange ftx, the arrest comes after right wing pundits spent weeks speculating that the justice department would never hold sbf accountable because he donated to democrats, and now republicans have moved on to a new completely contradictory conspiracy theory. they're claiming the arrest of sbf was just a ploy to keep him from testifying to congress. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth:

here in the very moonlight of our segment it counts. >> in the moonlight of our segment. >> do i have. so, okay. so this is technology has changed. now it's about streaming. now of course the problem with streaming is two of the biggest media companies now, amazon and apple. they don't care about stuff. it's a side gig. it's just a flex to impress their girlfriends to have movie companies. i mean, apple sells phones and amazon sells hair scrunchies and tube socks. >> the last question, i have tube socks. is that bad for culture we have giant tech know finance companies that is so important to the culture? >> yeah, i guess so. how are we going to reverse that? this is where we are. it's how we deal with it now. why doesn't the governor of the state, why doesn't he jawbone. that's what politicians do. >> you think gavin newsom should be more involved? >> absolutely. this is show business. this is what we make out here. get these knuckle heads in a room together and say, look, fix this. >> yeah. >> because it's not just the writers and the actors who are out on strike. it's the people wh

you learn how follow the identity of this victim , dig deeper, there were other versions of the moonlightingre not ours. i'm sure, but i got it. all right, thanks. thanks for your help. yes, not for anything. hi understand. listen i. maybe i don’t understand the question, of course, that this is your job and all that, but you are not a cracker. this is such a naked ball to walk all the time. so you won't tell anyone, right? what are you, a grave? you see, i haven't shaved my head for a long time. are you bald, well, yes, when i came to work on the menu a year ago, i have this hair was. for a year , i literally went bald, that's why they took me to work with this contingent. ok bye. girl give me a beer. satisfied it's good, set the table. i just want to remind you that this is an international exchange. and that a great trust has been given to our entire department, therefore we will not drink a single glass, we will not disgrace ourselves in front of foreign guests. you understand me, it's clear not to drink. three a. so why three? well, how many pictures to run twice, well done, learned and

i saw the moonlight.ch experts are talking about the second review of these policies in africa. the french had a declared policy on the african continent and an operational policy. there should be a distinction between these two. let's agree that the declared policy of the french during the french colonial period, which we mentioned, was that they recognized the sovereignty of african countries, but the patterns of colonialism were old, and dances were used. in this way, the french benefited from public diplomacy. taking means presented an image of themselves and placed the incomplete and false approval which was based on the fact that france is entering into relations with these countries based on bilateral and multilateral interests in the public opinion, and even the efforts of some african groups to regarding the soft influence of france and even the hard influence of this country, they came to deny the independence of africa in 1992. in a way , they did a good job in the media and i really suppressed

this man moonlighted as a photographer he died in 2019 and it was time to clean out his stuff >> i saider d. >> reporter: his son ted says the real joy of the photos is feeling like he went to work with his dad >> i had no idea what he did during the day thissowed up a whole insight >> reporter: cities like this one are always changing. they have good years and bad all we can do is enjoy our time in them and the time we keep >> love that, and there's a lot of wives asking, when are you going to clean the basement. >> you don't know what kind of treasures you'll find. >>> lottery fever is heating up once again nobody had the winning numbers the jackpot has climbed to $672 million which makes it t it the 10th-largest in history. a lucky winner in july took home a prize in los angeles ly i will buy a ticket, but i don't even win on a scratch-off. fingers crossed. >>> thanks for watching "early today. i'm frances rivera >> i'm jessica layton. we'll see you tomorrow 'll see yw >>> breaking news right now at 5:00, back on u.s. soil. five americans land within the last hour, after being held c

then, as a demand of many men, it is a part of the moonlight that the student himself, the school teacher, can be creative in relation to the direction frameworks. we are implementing what are you doing? the second part of your order, i really want to point out that after the implementation, after the fight and the approval of the document on the fundamental transformation of education, the urgency that happened in the implementation of the 633 system is part of the fact that in the national curriculum , in the document, the transformation is related to the content of the content. it was possible to fully implement it in the organization itself in this period, this term became popular that we aligned part of the textbooks with the national curriculum and the transformation document, and not the beginning of this book and this curriculum , it dilutes its meaning by aligning the study of the industry . he prepared a special program for the school, the bom program, an abbreviation of bom, which is the title of the word for the special school program, which in a series of books from the persi

the now goes moonlight, huffman hines of the champions league for the 1st time before the light sick came cooling. by now, he had a reputation as a tactical innovator, keen to make use of technology to get the best out of his play. as david david that'd be players had the ideas, at least once every player has animated tactical instructions on their phone. and we're happy to help them out any time. and i'm going to run with non grossman pushing their way. fluids. light steak reach new heights independently and the champions league semi final bridge in 2021. he left the club post again. this time by by and munich, the team he supports 8 as a boy. so i'm like, i wouldn't have left for any of the club concepts. please buy and pay 25000000 euros to release now. grossman from his contract that made him at the time the world's most expensive types. he started repaying the huge fee and his trustees and in charge leading fines. yet another button is niga tight. so between the 2nd season, things started to sour problems on and off. the page stopped by and lose that everything's been stability

reports that place is the type of risk receive formal health are receiving formal health, places like moonlight bra, heem as me, i'm is me. and how do i don't all of whom having counted in numerous damage. it's very clear from the pictures to see these, these brick and play bill dwellings and structures that was simply no match for friday nights. the like rescue is now digging through the rubble still in a race against time. bodies lie in the open air covered by blankets, in some cases, a mass graves, a beam, douglas funerals or help. and of course, viking supplies. running out the interior ministry here says it is mobilizing all results is at its disposal. the ministry is in charge of the operation, and he's rushing clean water, food, tents, and blankets to these areas. meanwhile, of course, healing minor cache also seems of destruction in the old historic center of this city lives up and the decor economically, as well as humanitarian losses. stuff with lots of people sleeping out in the open in time square as his some of them having lost the houses. others simply terrified of the possibility

for me it is moonlight?his is a light, not burning, not sharp, but soft, accepting at first it may seem cool, but in fact in this light there is maternal tenderness, tenderness and acceptance. it seems to me that everything in belarus is about purity. and about i don’t want to wake up motherhood, run and soothe my butt. the leaves whisper, the sun shines, the berries shape our lives. i would like to look at this world differently. and every day she discovers something new for herself. because we cut it out of love. love to belarus the best antidepressant , sedative, anti-stress drug is the forest, it’s nature, when you walk you understand that everything is alive around you, but it doesn’t bother you. it doesn't intimidate you. and no threat. on the contrary, you are like a particle, you understand your own insignificance in relation to some global things. everything that is around us is global, and we are our life compared to the world around us. this is a fraction of a second , no one knows 100% in the for

the lakes at the center in a village called already gone in the vicinity of the local, sent a cold moonlight brought him and in pretty much every direction you care to look here a different element is revealed of the still unfolding tragedy from the homes behind me here. the collapse offering no resistance to friday nights us quite because of the breeze block hole mud, brick and tim the construction local people going in and out to the ruins of their homes. picking through the remains to salvage what they can do, it goes on stand by here heavy moving equipment to be put to use on the hillside over the wide tents provided by the interior ministry offering the most basic of relief in the heat and still sitting around raw the aimlessly are survivors. this gentleman i spoke to a short while ago. he has a terrible story. he lost his father. he lost his brother. his mother is gravely injured. he sitting outside the ruins of his home, keeping a sort of vigil determined to ensure that those because don't knock it down. i'm moving along this way. this is an arterial root bringing aid up further into

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came across, well, under the moonlight, kissed once, like this, like this, like children are small, everythingn 1988, tender may will blow up discos and become the most famous pop group in the soviet union. i remember this reaction of stadiums in northern kazakhstan there, aktobe, such cities, when this tender may project just blew people's heads off. i realized that this is something really serious. and a unique video from the personal archive of tender may fans is an ordinary soviet boy. yura shatunov just goes on stage and just sings. so was in every city at every concert. an orphan singing a song about love is so soviet, the stage has not yet seen in the same shatunov and created the image of this guy. go there vasya lena petya, you can also look, he sings just like you, he feels the same as you , here for these guys, there from the outskirts, like there was one of ours torn what is called orenburg internet number two the director has already changed here for several generations of pupils, but the history of the appearance of a cult collective within these walls is carefully preserved. our

have never been stingy on stage and did not try not to bore the audience, said muslim magomayev moonlighte performed by people's artist of russia alexander serov i was able to enter the kingdom of dormant stars. i would take carefully the moon and her in your arms later, like a wizard. o will smile slightly and understand. how's the wizard? after magomayev was very fond of performing heartfelt lyrical songs and one of them is all minamiya, his favorite song called don’t hurry is performed by anastasia makeeva you hurry, you hurry to me, if i’m far away, if it’s difficult for me, if i’m like in a bad dream, if you’re a shadow in my window. when do you sleep on me? when i need a friend, you hurry up when i'm sad in silence and you hurry, don't rush, you're sleeping, when they see you in labor, have you heard? when i'm sad in silence, you hurry, you hurry. don't rush, don't rush, when you and i are together , the stars and lights and trains, don't rush, when your eyes. he's in a hurry, when the whole world is funny, don't rush, don't rush, don't rush. no. when your eyes don't rush, when you

well, under the moonlight, we kissed, once, just like that, just like little children. just 3 years laterovy may will blow up discos and become the most famous pop group in the soviet union. i remember this reaction of stadiums in northern kazakhstan , aktobe, such cities, when this project, laskovy may, simply blew people’s minds off, and i realized that this is something really serious. unique video from personal archive of fans of tender may , an ordinary soviet boy yura shatunov simply goes on stage and simply sings. this happened in every city at every concert. an orphan singing love songs like this, the soviet stage had never seen shatunov in the same thing and created the image of this guy. go there vasya lena petya you can also look, he sings just like you, he feels the same as you , for these guys from the outskirts, like one of ours was torn what is called as they say orenburg internet number two the director and several generations of students have already changed here, but the story of the appearance within these walls of the cult group berezhnye ramed, the most famous graduat

move from hoops in the daylight to ferris of the moonlight. our last weekend for this free of charge opportunity for live theater outdoors in hirngal part mp theater in berkeley. suitable for all ages i'm told. the musical is about a rebellious teenager with classic irish melodies. a keltic punk rocker, one character, and that's the mom in the play. enough to say, wow? how about this? a little more. all in the name saturday's wow festival. the weekend of wonder in santa fe's plaza celebrating the arts. sounds great to me. interactive art and live music from iconic groups like the temptations, shylites and cameo. next week, right here's on "today in the bay," we'll have more. >> thanks. >>> time to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast for this much cooler labor day weekend. >> i know. look at the calendar and you see september, but look outside and you say, maybe it's january, february. but we have, you know, some conditions for the people that are staying in town, people that are going away. we've got you cove

there in the moonlight, he held her good pat saffo enough came reduction, shone with my hands and get off the top of my data. buried good. who's to us? it, it gives you lots of it is not the person integrates out of the plan, outraging your some due to the due date was overdraft on. good to stuart. we just have a window close to the se, kind of genetic shift which was due. i said, what a hold of much to one of them in at the end of the key. and you've seen that the section because somebody just loaded up how many you can stare times for them from stages after to move and rescued bertha, it was in a set of social relations as he had never had before. suddenly he was a part of the step life. he had obligations to some other people. he had also enemies who would come for him again at some point. he began to fight war after war after war, small battles, big battles. but he realized there was no end to these wars every year you would fight again, go in rate. next year they would come and raise you slowly. but surely changes hun came to understand how step warfare worked. what he was determ

impressed by an employee of the security department in may, who saved people from a burning house in the moonlightt moment he didn’t think about himself at all. everyone should achieve something. result. well, in the service it’s not just that you came to work. he spent 25 years there and retired, there must be some result , he must go to study, by the way, as an officer , receive some kind of state award, it doesn’t matter not about salvation, but just to show off his merits in the service. this is what i think is correct; many names are already associated with one or another field of activity , microelectronics, defense education, and it is important that each team has its own leader. did any of those present have anything to say? pride in your field, what goals are ahead so that everything is just beginning. and this day will be remembered forever, and it is a beauty veronica like daria rachko and alexander olezhko tv news agency. it was precisely the strengthening of national unity in the context of the patriotic education of young people , party building and the preservation of historical tru

. ♪ ♪ >> i need a little you time, red wine, sitting in the moonlight.r touch, your skin, your lips kissing on me all night. >> lawrence: you're looking at ocean city, new jersey. the shore, that is an american flag that is blowing. the street is empty because of the rain. i'm hoping, hopeful things are going to change and we'll be able to go out there -- >> brian: you mean weather wise. isn't ocean city empty in the fall and winter? >> steve: not yet, not until it gets really cold. a lot of people live on the shore and if it is nice, they go down. this is not a nice weekend. >> lawrence: it is not, but it is friday. >> ainsley: you can put on pajamas, watch movies. >> steve: and make comfort food. >> ainsley: chuck roast. >> steve: mississippi pot roast. >> ainsley: it is so easy. >> lawrence: do you put, what do you do? >> ainsley: plop in the crock pop and dust it with hidden valley ranch and the au jaus and the peppers. >> steve: the right amount. >> ainsley: i did the whole jar, they are not spicy, put the pepper and cook eight hours on low. >> lawr

it's often when we see them emit some of the year's brightest moonlight.s harvest moon is the year's fourth so-called super moon. >> wow. >> it has been nice because it's been clear. >> it has been clear here, and we have been able to see it and i think we will see it tonight, too. our temperatures are warming up in the inland areas. we are starting out with a little fog rolling across parts of the east bay. a live view from walnut creek. a beautiful start to our thursday morning. as we go into today, our valleys will head for the low 80s. tomorrow we will start to see clouds coming in late in the evening, and then we could also see showers, especially in parts of the north bay. there will be spotty rain ahead in our weekend forecast for saturday, and the first year of snowfall this season, we talked about that happening for some of the higher elevations. for today, this is some of the same temperatures like what we had yesterday, reaching in the low 70s in san francisco. mid-70s up and down the peninsula. san mateo reaching 75. 80 today in dublin. tomorro

why does it seem like the caa when they are not keeping us safe are moonlighting as corporate americao around's government. why? oil. their minister at the time told western oil companies to get out of the country. were called the caa and the cia started a coup and got rid of the prime ministers and brought in someone a little more friendly. the same thing happened in cuba. brad friedel's biggest sin was killing corporate america. american companies lost hundreds of millions when castro kicked out of the food companies. so the cra in court the -- after that, prior to the video for the next 60 years. when the agency placed bushwhacker for multinationals, there's collateral damage. like the southern border. 10,000 third world migrants march in everyday. courtesy of the drug cartels. even planting their flags on our territory. look at the. you think that is venezuela. attacking border agents. fighting off cops' fingers. oops. you are seeing the cia could not put a stop to that? when migrants or for big american companies and keep wages low. while the cartels make billions and the cia is

. ♪ everybody's dancing in the moonlight. >> all right it is 8:30 it is a beautiful tuesday morning. school for a few weeks now, but it is just -- i love a good september morning with so much possibility. >> were they playing "dancing in the moonlight" >> yeah, that's your song. >> i love that jam >>> coming up this half hour, ladies and gentlemen, chassis post is here with some items that online shoppers love the most they told us so themselves they're making cleaning easier, to smart storage items for your essentials she will break it all down for us coming up. >>> all right. and, plus, we are helping streamline dinner time in this busy back to school season you can prep it in 15 minutes and maybe even substitute out the chicken. and you can use it again and again and again. >> very nice coming up on the third hour, we are so thrilled. we got a legend of the screen and the stage in the house studio 1a. kevin bacon. >> yes >> that's right. we will be joining us live to talk about a new project that's right and we are going to share our own six degrees of kevin bacon. >> oh, really?

often starting out as moonlight projects on nights and weekends. >> when you think about the immigrants themselves, leaving their home countries, whether it be by force or by choice, that is the start of an entrepreneur's journey. it's not surprising in any nation that has a strong immigration in flow, you'll see more innovation and ambition. >> you can listen to that on your way to work on sand hill road, available anywhere you find your podcasts. we've been saying this for decades. google was started by a russian, intel started by a hungarian, ebay started by a frenchman. >> immigrants have such a strong work ethic and drive. they're leaving their countries and starting out with very little. >> the very first entrepreneurial risk you take is packing up your stuff and moving to america. >> leaving everything you know. >> and creating something new. thank you. >> creating a lot of new. >>> we know the temperatures may be cooling down, but the golden arches are spicing things up with a comeback. mcdonald's is bringing back its spicy chicken mcnuggets. when it was first introduced, the ch

security department impressed the whole country in may, he saved people from a burning house in the moonlightoment he didn’t think about himself at all. everyone should achieve some result in the service , not just the fact that you came to work. he spent 25 years there and retired. there must be some result; he must go to study; by the way, he must receive some kind of state award as an officer. it doesn’t matter, it’s not about salvation, but they simply threw away merits in the service. this is what i think is correct; many names are already associated with defense. pride in your field, what goals are ahead so that everything is just beginning. and this day will be remembered forever, and it is a beauty veronica like daria rachko and alexander olezhko news agency. it was precisely the strengthening of national unity in the context of the patriotic education of young people, party building and the preservation of historical truth that was discussed during the open dialogue between residents of the grodno region and leaders of leading public associations. the meeting took place in lida as pa

everything is good, but most of all i liked it , it’s whiter than moonlight, more comfortable than thegle. you come, tired, you want to hang yourself. the beggar is not happy with any tea, the bubbling, and the seagull and the dead man will burst out laughing from this shoulder tickling. as if he came to visit socialism with pleasure , he grabs their trousers on a hook. soap the blouse on the nail in your hand and you sit down and wash yourself for a long, long time. you sit while you hunt. it’s just that it’s summer in the room and the volga is just gone, there are no fish or steamboats. even though the dirt on you from ten years of experience is like bark. from a tree. the soot almost comes off, the bitch washes off and you're already steaming, you're getting hot, and here you're turning your hands and drops. the cool rain of souls from the holey iron cloud is your husband and the tenderness in this soul won't take you at all. the decline will stroke the vols, pat its ears and flow through the gutter between the shoulder blades into the water, wash the wet body with towels, like a fu

. >> reporter: heading out in the moonlight. andrew often spends 80 hours a week on the water. it is grueling work. it shapes his politics. >> i'm republican. they are more for the working man. >> reporter: fishing boats have filled this harbor for 400 years. a proud but struggling industry. a blue color craft where workers feel ignored by the regulators who set the rules and by the politicians who now want to line the coast with wind turbines. >> that's going to destroy the fishing industry. >> reporter: so your political positions are based on -- >> my livelihood. >> reporter: the men we met are not climate die nighe >> my livelihood. >> reporter: the men we met are not climate dimate deniers. they say the people deciding what to don't ask those who live it every day. >> i don't think he will understand unless they come on the boat. >> reporter: any offer to come on the boat? >> no. >> reporter: distrust is easy to find. >> the working class, fishermen, all of us, we are struggling in this economy. >> reporter: anger at traditional politicians drew lukas to donald trump in 20

for health, everywhere as my mother read there was no light, she woke up and the pan caught the moonlightkes you smart, reading teaches you about life, reading teaches you resistance and teaches you the right attitude towards everything. i count towards my illnesses. and i think that reading is one of the most. well, first of all, you are a psychological relief. what do you do when you feel bad? you should go and talk to someone to unwind, with whom you are today. can you talk? this is dead - this is gone. and with this you don’t want to talk at all, you open the book. i have so many people around you who will tell you, advise and sympathize with reading the book undoubtedly. let us watch now, and another video of congratulations, and then after a short pause we will return to the questions from the audience. i remember how many times we met with you here in the studio, i will remember the fate of a person for the rest of my life. this is when you were here with your mom, amazing mom. today is your singer's birthday, her day. i remember forever remembering such a strong , healthy man, and

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after disasters and also across the south, which is that companies have at their behest cops who moonlight as private security, immigration agents who work deeply with the company to keep workers feeling like they can't come forward and report abuse because they might be deported, they might be punished. in this story, when a few brave workers came forward to meet with me clandestinely, and after that, these brave workers demanded things from the company -- not anything major. their demands were hot tea in the morning, because they'd get up in the morning in the cold and need to warm themselves to go to work. they demanded microwaves on site so that they could warm up their frozen rice. these were their collective demands. i mean, it is a sad day in 21st century america when workers have to press collective demands, not for union rights, respect, and a contract, but for microwaves on site in their labor camp, on company property, to warm up their rice. those were their demands. and for making those demands, the company worked with law enforcement agencies to punish the workers. and that wa

. >> heading out in the moonlight. andrew often spends 80 hours a week on the water.know, they are more for the working man. >> reporter: fishing boats have filled this harbor 400 years. a proud but struggling industry. a blue collar craft where the workers feel ignored by the regulators who set the rules and by the politics who want to line the coast with wind turbines. >> that's going to completely destroy our fishing industry. >> reporter: so your political decisions are based on? >> my livelihood. >> reporter: the men we met along these tox are not climate deniers. the water is warmer. the storms wilder. the fish different. they say that the people deciding what to do about it don't ask those who live it every day. >> i don't think a politician would understand what i do for work unless they come on the boat with me. >> reporter: have you ever made them an offer? >> no. >> reporter: distrust and disaffection are easy to find here. >> the working class, fishermen, all of us, we are struggling in this economy. >> reporter: anger, a traditional politician's -- drew h

oftentimes they start out as moonlight projects on nights and weekends. >> you think about the immigrantshemselves leaving their home country is an entrepreneurial act, whether it be by force or by choice. that is the start of an entrepreneur's journey. it's not surprising that in any nation that has a strong immigration inflow, you'll see more ambition. >> to download the latest, you can listen to it on your way to work. kids at stanford on a student visa create a company, quit stanford, but they have to leave because they're not students anymore. what's interesting about the guys from unshackled, they said how many of our immigration laws are actually pretty good. they go through the positives of it and the opportunities, and say if you want to say here, we will find a way to make it happen. >> well, so many immigrants have created so many jobs, so much money. >> literally in silicon valley. >>> when it comes to making it in the bay, there's new evidence the pause in real estate prices may be over. a new study analyzing zillow data lists vallejo in san francisco as a top two u.s. metro

. >> we're heading out, in the moonlight. -- often spends 80 hours a week on the water.but it shapes his politics. >> i'm republican, you know they've done more for the working man. >> fishing boats have filled this harbor for 400 years. it's a proud but struggling industry, with blue-collar craft, where the workers feel ignored, by the regulators who set the rules, and by the politicians who now want to line the coast with wind turbines. >> that's going to be completely destroying our fishing business. and so, your political decisions are based. on >> my life. >> and then we met along the stocks, they are not climate deniers. the water is warmer, the storms wilder, the fish different. but they say, the people deciding what to do about it, don't ask those who live it every day. >> i don't think a politician would never understand what i do for work, unless they come up on the boat with me, and maybe they will understand. >> are they better off to come on the boat? >> no. >> distrust, and disaffection, are easy to find here. >> i mean the middle class, the working class,

houses , the shine in the windows and on the water, the dark silhouettes of sleepy ships, and the moonlightexample. and here is bogolyubov’s chart. this is also such an innovation, our exhibitions have always been known that he was also a talented proofreader. and even, uh, karl bryullov, whom he happened to meet, warned him that, in general, it’s better to drop this matter, that these are some kind of slackers, but his humor is manifested in these caricatures. it’s just this cheerful disposition, an inquisitive observer and a tireless traveler, bogolyubov , who traveled a lot in his native land. here is sunny petersburg on a frosty day, the procession of the cross in yaroslavl, the ipatiev monastery in kostroma , which the artist saw from the volga, or the white stone nizhny novgorod from a high hill. he was a wonderful master of perspective, then here you see a truly grandiose landscape, where you can see everything as it looks then, nizhny, you see his stormy boiling life and in his memoirs bogolyubov writes that when he got to the volga he was amazed by the beauty of the great russian r