tanya works for mtv russia, after all. wow , there is mtv in russia and that's it.g barriers and stopped by the best friend of all, but i want to note an important thing when you are praised by the public fans who greet his entrance. it's all very cool. but when professionals praise you, this is a special story. and when i and i had, perhaps, the most operational connection with all mtv offices around the world. well, because the main service was always transmitting to me the whole story that you filmed in moscow about the prodigy concert, it’s at least a turtle or a fashion show it came out. all over the world thank you guys. we thank you for your materials. for a long time they could not believe that we would reach the level, and then they told us guys, but don’t give us material, please we don’t have enough and very often at general meetings of collegiate corporate or how to call it they said about the russians - it’s cooler than us there will be and they said, it's honest and a little so cheering and a little jealous. it was wildly pleasant, because this is a pr

it was still on tv and then on mtv it remained so news., the same slogan that has been a lawyer since the eighty-first year, as i perceive it is not a franchise. it's a philosophy. hmm, that's the first way you'll recognize us. and i've always been an old man. i was as much as 30, or something, you are already amazing, and they were not at all i remember it really survived. sasha, well, something 20 is perfectly preserved. you are still an old man. well, i'm like that, yes, cheerful old man is not old. i was talking about those who work more. yes, you heard a good one. yes , you have been on the air for how long, and i came from scratch no, well, if you also take into account the musical airs of the motherland, which began in the late eighties, then i was not just an old man. i'm generally the old testament, and you drove. in general, how are you? how i caught up with the young in general was never why, and i'll tell you so. we just got high. we got high on it all, you know, it was like the history of so many garage rock bands, like, do yo

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we saw these wrap videos on mtv. like, you sure get to these guys, what is he wearing?eir. we contacted everybody out is that we saw in envy mtv doing a video to connect with them. keep in mind back then, dudes no social media, no internet. everyone was glued to the tv. >> we weren't going to be able to sell everybody everything, but we wanted to be consistent with what was going on in the market. we would miraculously get the designs ahead of time on the colors that nike and a lot of the other brands would use. when that new burnt orange sneaker came out from nike, magically there was a hoodie with the same exact color available for you. >> trying to build a business where you can produce on a level where you can fill those orders was very challenging. >> port damon, once saw him in coming in with fabrics, trying to go up tonight into is looking at me like oh my god, what have we gotten ourselves into? >> i got turned down by 27 banks. i said to my mother, i got turned on by 27 banks. she said, i didn't know 27 banks existed. my mother goes out to get 100,000 dollar lo

i see that when i see the subject to put it on line to be defined, a shift to grad mtv. you send up a sense of yeah, that was the gotten to know that you know, she didn't dollars down just bought. so a lot, i love you to see on it or she didn't value to go with. i know the cost. so western and joe said are involved in democracy building in former soviet states, officers essentially middle east. we see the same desire for liberty learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom the the, the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of us intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any government on li, looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country of the united states. every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of housing. so it's going to be disastrous in the future. and the email tool i

more than 100 servicemen of the special operations forces parachuted from mi-8 mtv-5 helicopters to taket in the training. officers, ensigns, contract service fighters, as well as recruits made 190 jumps of everyone who is fit to serve in the special operations forces, all of our fighters jump, they don’t interfere with anyone . we must work for results the sky from a height of 600 to 1,200 m. growth in production in industry and agriculture recovery of consumer demand inflation slowdown belarus's economy has recovered and is gaining momentum in five months. according to economists, there is still a backlog in some areas for them to continue to develop targeted solutions, but in general, more than 85% of industries are already in the positive zone. such results create a stable groundwork for the further successful development of the real sector of the economy, the main drivers. uh, it's certainly an industry and agriculture. uh, if you take the structure of industry. uh, it adds light industry at a fast pace. eh, food. ah, oil refining. another positive point is the retail wholesale turn

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. >> we had -- i don't know that we had mtv because we didn't have cable growing up. got wavy, kids have no idea what that is about. they think -- it just shows, how absurd this thing. is the idea you will call twisted sister s trans phobic, you are kidding me, goes to the my myopia of activists who think they invented everything, they think they invented like gender bending, that is dude, people have been gender bending se since shakespear, you did not invent it. >> tommy, what is different -- tomi back then it was embraced and fun but they did not attack religion or attacking going after kids. >> right. there is a controversy because, the kiss star. one of paul stanley of kiss with the star on his eye. he said he was sad and dangerous fad that the stuff was going on, he rescinded that because of cancel culture. >> never apologize. >> never. >> never ever apologize for standing up for children, how did we get here? a question for the table, i am not old enough to have listened to this band in early days. >> you missed mtv. >> i have heard the songs, but as a 30-year-

search area. risk you would say that they remain optimistic and hopeful, but with the tanks of oxygen mtv. the crew could run out a breathable air by thursday morning time is running out for the 5 people on both the submersible and conditions for the search. a fall from ideal we've had one of the worst springs and on record the worst spring since 1943, which of course is, is bad and not being on land. it's absolutely terrible being 600 kilometers are for sure as we're talking you know, 12 foot waves, a heavy fog, very difficult to search and rescue conditions. the search is being coordinated in boston in the us. the is still hope rescue teams of thought to have detected a knocking sound once every half hour. a possible sign of life and point to where the craft might be. the big fear is that the titans have most of police on the ocean floor. as the titanic itself is lying, 3800 meters below the surface, in absolute darkness, and under enormous pressure from the water above. so the opportunities for finding them in the mangled rec, within the next 36 hours, i think are practically impossibl

by the time of the '90s mtv weight merely a music channel.and butthead established tv and what people in the audience were doing. >> my manager would call me like hey, you got this big bump because you were on beeves and butthead last night. >> i sit there like a donut watching these guys. i find them endlessly entertaining because these guys are, always will be and cannot be anything but idiots. >> that's right. >> mtv has a detrimental, damaging, developmental effect on the sexuality, on the morality, on the spirituality, maybe even physical development of our young people. >> now we hit the '90s and once you can go for an audience of 5 million and have a successful show, you can say i don't care if the parents don't like this. >> can i tell you something, miss ellen? >> of course, wendy. >> don't [ bleep ] with me. >> what? >> you heard me. stay away from my man or i'll whoop your sorry butt back to last year! >> trey parker and matt stone were two of the funniest people i ever met and their success story is proof that if you just stay tru

co production brought to you by jim this dw, my generous on those television and you've gotten this mtv, which is represented the show by my wonderful co present to sandra. oh, thank you so much, chris, on it is good to see you again. and of course we do have a good show coming up. should be here on april of how a truck does. i'm making fun. make easier in london. why? baseball trees are so important for nature protection on the fight over the dodd costs result. water in front of the well is to list long island creatures on i think the also look rather lovely jewels. suddenly they are fewer and fewer of them because even to us, of being poached in being drugs for them meet or their quotes, or even because people believe in the human pause or the ok. now let's just take a look at the close solve and see in kenya, but he's especially dedicated to the protection of xerox. from the outside. this looks like a brucell catcher. but these game keep is one to transpose. this threw off to safe a ground on the mainland, rising bullshit levels. unlike the rainbow, attend section of the drops conser

well, at least when we worked at mtv back in that old team there were ninety eighth year.ople, you yourself are stars. you can create and we absolutely believed in this sacredly, because we were so recruited according to the principle, that they say, you are not someone else there, but you are just here, because you want to talk about it and want to do it. that's what you do, that's why you work on this channel. it was we who, back in 1998, they really believed that they were the same, because people were on television, and in that century they thought it was there. not only the gods get there, and i think so, but it seems to me that it's perfect, that there is something that was said, u on the channel u on the cool youth music channel, that you can also be like us u everything was not taken seriously and now in this parallel reality there are bloggers, for example, who also seemed to appear and become demigods for many. it was they who yesterday were the same as us by and large , that is, this is just a question. uh, probably deeply psychotic and logical socially hierarch

the know and then your local regional scope on please give me a call when you mtv was on the list of assistance on what the by the end of the day. so that the display, the holidays, if you would let us know if the plan, so that'd be harlots or what supposedly to have them set up for it, even though it doesn't pop all up on the phone. and of course, the consumer that is the principal of the regional minimum, the for the summer school. so i'm seeing that it was gonna ask about the flow to the do it's not so those are what the lady took on us. that the subset of my group near i will set for sole source i have no trust must be able to lift it. don't go off with the choice to live, there's lots to do or do you all of us up to the most, why don't we send out the closer should always see it or not. those are of the lady the most of the mostly software like this one is also on the using the, the bottom of the option. absolutely, absolutely. you can look up on the screen, the low and the language, the tradition cost be it's pretty significant. so when you go to the very 1st thing, you know, i

his statements on the mtv segment and some other things that we know about him.eader in this group, producing russian bands and russia has a long history of -- of seeing this kind of cultural movement, punk rock bands as being a threat because they speak out against the government. >> right. >> and there are some notable bands who we've profiled on cnn that have done that. >> the court said he was detained as a preventative measure and the narcotics business through attracting young people. i guess what they're saying that he has been dealing drugs or selling drugs. >> yeah. >> what do those charges tell you? >> it tells me almost that they are trying to form some sort of case, right? they don't have it all solidified yet and i would say it follows immediately and sometimes you see this in what happens with when when they arrest americans and we have this case in april of three russian nationals being indicted in florida for interfering in u.s. electoral systems and local elections there and just two weeks before this arrest we had two people arrested and two rus

, the first mtv awards that ever got shot [ cheers and applause did you see that >> jimmy: of coursend i got to the bottom and i started dancing around and my white stiletto pumps fell off and i was trying to do this smooth move like, dive for the shoe and look like it was choreography >> jimmy: yeah >> and my dress flipped up and my butt was showing. [ laughter ] can you imagine. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> those were the days when you shouldn't show your butt to have a career. >> jimmy: yeah >> now it's the opposite >> jimmy: yeah >> but - >> jimmy: you did it >> no, but it happened by accident and when i didn't even know my butt was showing it wasn't even like the whole butt it was just like a butt cheek, like half of a butt cheek. >> jimmy: enough butt to cause a controversy. >> yeah, when i went backstage, my manager told me my career was over with. >> jimmy: wow. >> i feel like i'm lisping right now. >> jimmy: no >> am i lisping? >> jimmy: no, i'm used to this >> you tell me tell me the truth. >> jimmy: no, if you - >> you're used to people lisping on your show [ laughter ] >> jimm

well, but of course, most of these viewers who grew up with me on mtv, they grew up, they had all thewhat should i do next? what is my purpose? uh, is there life after life, and so on and so forth, how do you survive in this world, what does he teach his children? how to save a relationship in marriage? and it's cool that we have common challenges, to which we are looking for answers together, well, it turns out that it is, and even now it is still a dialogue with the viewer who is waiting. here we are and so on, waiting for some answers, to be honest, some beacons nevertheless. uh, mind lords, people are people on tv anyway you know, huh? and it seems to me that, well, in general, everything i do all this, it seems, as if for myself, that is, first of all. this is, of course, uh such a well, research uh my project about myself about my life. it's just that in the network the questions that concern me, they concern everyone. and if i manage to manage to find some answers or , for example, ask the right question and then we can enter into a discussion with the viewer in some kind of di

and we went on the air with that at mtv news. >> hip-hop star r.rry the 15-year-old singer aaliyah. >> and it started this sort of firestorm. >> and so the headline on that issue of "vibe" was, "the sex, the soul, the sales, and the scandalous marriage to teenage superstar aaliyah." robert r. kelly is in prison now, but at that time, we did not look hard enough at where we should have looked. the name of the album was "age ain't nothing but a number." >> rock 'n' roll, r&b. people married people too young, people sang about women too young. >> i think so many of us were intoxicated by black music finally getting the credit that it deserved. >> i think that r. kelly and aaliyah was one of the first times that the culture was really reckoning with, this doesn't feel right. >> aaliyah's family tried to get it immediately annulled. it seemed like some of it happened without their knowledge. >> she didn't want to even deal with it talking to me. so she didn't want to hear about it in the newspaper all day. it was just something that she didn't want to d

this in their last performance together and mtv's 20th birthday in 2001. ♪ don't go chasing waterfa waterfallsuras. for chilli, the pain is still palpable. >> it could be the most random thing. it really can and it just is like, wow, you know? i will say every time and i mean every single solitary time that i watch sleigh ride video, the christmas one and at the very end, when we say, ha ha ha, and the three of us are hurting and it is like a still shot. and i don't know what that is. but every time i see it, and just like, yeah. i don't know. i get choked up. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but chilli and t-boz have persevered, given their biggest performance ever at the festival last year. the milestone captured by the documentary. >> i was so nervous. i mean, we get nervous anyway before shows. but yes. still. a still to this day. it is like the nerves are there. i was, oh, my gosh, i was like, but i was so excited. >> reporter: what do do see for tlc moving forward? >> so we are currently working on our musical. that is in the works. and we have even talked about, you know, creating some new music for it

so while they were offering programming to everybody else, whether it was mtv or cnn or espn, the black city council members were saying you want this franchise, what are you offering for my community? that is when bet was brought up. it was really an extension of what john jensen did with "ebony" magazine, except his was print and i was video. david: how many years did he operate before you sold to viacom? bob: 20 years. david: you sold for roughly $3 billion. so in hindsight, had you held on longer, could it be worth more today? bob: they would be worth less today. because once streaming came along and the technology allowed people to have streaming wherever they could carry content -- on your phone, on your laptop, in your home, wherever you go, it changed the paradigm of cable and it allowed people to sort of pick and choose in an a la carte way, what they wanted to watch. netflix, you just get netflix. cable, you are paying for a bundle, even though everyone wasn't watching all the channels. whatever it is now for espn but if you never watched the internet, you had to pay for it. b

and when i say the subject porter, i'm going to be the, the fire stick around mtv. you send the best on something. yeah, that was the guy that lets you know she's in dallas the just bought so lovely to see on it or she didn't value it. i know the cost. so western and joe said are involved in democracy building in former soviet states. our off the top is the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom the, the, the, the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of us intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way, american government, as any government. the only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country over the united states. every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of housing. so it's going to be disastrous in the future. and the email tool is good aside to protect invest

so while they were offering programming to everybody else, mtv, cnn, espn, the black city councilmemberse saying, "what are you offering for my community?" that is where bet became a must carry product to get into cable, and the diversity product, but bet was really an extension of what john johnson did with ebony magazine, except his was print. and i was video. david: so how many years did you operate bet before you sold to viacom? bob: 20 years. david: you sold for $3 billion, ultimately. so, in hindsight had you held on longer, would it worth more today or less today because the cable world has changed so much? bob: it would be less today, because once streaming came along and the technology allowed people to have streaming wherever they could carry content, on your phone, on your laptop, in your home, wherever you go, it changed the paradigm of cable. and it allowed people to sort of pick and choose in a la carte what they wanted to watch. if you only want to watch netflix, just get netflix. cable, you are paying for a bundle even though you didn't watch all the channels. so some peo

they think that by raised by pressure they can do sweet people and the uh, mtv, the them a lot to make friends with us or not to trade with us on to company to this is the level of is quite attractive. and why do it seem to be this happening? maybe that he's up. yeah. that i, i actually what, what are your thoughts for a little bit on that because now they have these thing j. yeah. lee. think that it is possible for them to win and to just throw it asha because of the. but if you look at it from an objective point of view, it isn't possible, especially it's too big to strong and we have too many friends around the globe. so you can make the isolate us or do you feed us? it's physically impossible, but so they still have this in mind. and the visa, this is the, i think, the crux of the problem of the international and the global, 89 bits we are going through now. do you think she's visits? yeah. now he also said that i shall be sending that the 1000 tons of question for the laser. ok, now that is for face. know how is this for today's the health care now is that great? got to maybe do y

back in 2008 in what then felt like a controversial interview with "mtv news 82 she spoke out againstanning gay marriage. >> just doesn't make sense to me, you know. why you would put so much money behind something between stopping people from loving each other and bonding together, you know? like -- i just don't understand it. ♪ you are beautiful ♪ >> reporter: just a few years before, she won a special place in the same community with a song and video way ahead of its time that told people, you are beautiful no matter what they say. ♪ you are beautiful in every single way ♪ ♪ words can't bring you down ♪ >> reporter: it became an anthem and earned her a glaad media award. >> it was one of the first videos that showcased two men kissing. and i didn't even think at the time that that was going to be controversial. i don't think anything of those things. you know, i look at people as people, and that's why i'm so anti-judgment and criticizing other people or having no sympathy or compassion for things that don't fit the norm inside your own box. >> reporter: it's why they're honoring h

to adopt its use of resources conforming to the change in climate both on the national scale and on mtv to funds, making those funds more self sustaining and energy efficient is a big stay in the right direction so low part is gaining ground in the agriculture will set the as most of the raise, that means sets up to cover on site energy needs. the recreational pond, some little come from i'm at the less as fills have been pod by the sun for 5 years now. used to rely on pertain gas if also feel you guys have to buy in the city a new hampshire. we're looking at some we were determined to stop contributing to the damage being inflicted on our environment. when did so, we decided to switch to solar power as a clean or what didn't go friendly alternative or motivated 10. it's a good investment occasion and then it's more profitable in terms of business and better for our machinery. this firm is located in. can you try and read regenerative note? isn't possible russell for the past 10 years, within olive trees of main leaving drawing and this sunday saw here, which can only be done using trip

that social media if it's not sense that in your country and they had to have trouble going on to grow mtv and revel, don't come to watch. new and old episodes of going undergrad sees that the, you know, probably movies. did you say the week monday, or is cisco web shows or some, you know, book or used to work? what's the way in that email as well set up for general, but the most good things of the tools and most and that leaves the windows of both employees because usually the media to use the games. while i knew those me, when would you be to see it but not least screen you 0 plus the headlines right now, and i'd say as us applied high mazda, real pits into 18 people that made a ukrainian attack on a school on that she monetary and storage facility in the on the and is ready rate on the west bank city of jeanine ends in blood shed. 5 palestinians killed 9 to one wounded. president changing ping tells us of black hoffman respect china sovereignty, a secretary of state anthony blinking visits by aging and then a power to attempt to reduce the friction between the 2 countries and to speak t

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if it's not sense it in your country and had to have trouble going on to grow mtv and revel, don't come to watch new and old episodes of going on. the grants sees that the the more expensive. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new shelves. seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do. don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the waiting thing. the great news, at least 18 b will a wounded and a cleaning and apply them on a on bus school. and he might attend to it just as the the lead us to provide prime of the news very read on the west bank city of didn't ends in bloodshed with 5 cousins killed and 90. 1 wounded, started seizing things, stuff is the new york state las cruc

prison in central powers at the moment, on the apology, came through the lawyer on a general co pay of mtv, which is not a channel that is well regarded, particularly in places like this in on to so uh, the mazda. busy uh now m, the boy that was shots. um a said the okay. and she doesn't believe that the whole police force is racist. but certainly she thinks the brakes play the pos and that's particular a police officer pulling the trigger on the united nations in geneva as also chipped in today saying that the roof. but basically, this is an opportunity for friends to start to tackle what your employees has a problem with racist behavior among french police offices, un reminding of the world that there was a report on in december of last year talking about a real disproportionate use of id checks and stuff checks against people of a sudden background. people who are black people are up and reminding but the actually this scenario, the situation with us 3 nights and potentially going on 4 or 5 nights is an opportunity to actually start to look at this problem. within the police ranks. all

so why are these mtv and some of the edge of extinction the on the wall july 1st coming up in a few days. we've got your forecasts for that. but as always we begin with this year and now great to see you. and there was a heat alerts are dropping off across portugal and spain. here's why we got that breeze out of the north. so a fresh are errors rushing in here if you can call it that over the next few days. some downpours though, around barcelona, other side of the mid of training, we've got a run of rain through the boss versus stumble of 23 degrees. this energy will continue to chug further toward the east and be in turkey is ne black sea coast. by friday, an area that's dealt with flooding, so we'll watch that carefully. meantime, central europe. okay, we've got some studies spells also cloud cover, showers better, better thing for that will be around hungry. and then dispatch of rain is also freshening up the air for southeast england, western friends, the low countries. it's going to knock the heaters scandinavia. so a few days ago also is about 30 degrees. there we go. saturday jul

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overload sounded across ukraine, even though it's explosions are reported and kind of keeps the need for mtv 2 people injured while they building was damaged by folding daybreak in the capitol. now keep officials say mold in 20 russian missiles, intercepted by a defense systems. progress has safe all being slight in the early stages of ukraine's new counter offensive. ukraine says it's recaptured at least 8 villages as it seeks weaknesses in russian defense lines in the east. charles stratford is in the front line. village of stone rose as a way of fighting is continuing for full control of the area. russian forces, if withdrawal and from what remains of this part, the village, its people fled or destroyed ukrainian military vehicles. these toad from the battlefield. did russian soldiers in the gross ukrainian ministry last week announced it had complete the re taking the village of stores ever. but that's not quite true of the pricing. you can see, here's the results of the russian. it strikes yesterday. you're currently minutes. we are telling us that's low, they please. so they say the ma