but they loved nat king cole. people were there taking pictures, signing autographs.ls on the strip. the west side was the black community back in those days. sammy davis had to stay in a person's house when he came here. until sinatra and dean martin says, "no." why do you idolize sinatra so? i can only explain to you that if i'm with a group of white people and i walk into a place with them and someone says something -- somebody might say, "come on, sam, let's leave." it might be me. i'm usually the first guy that senses it and says, "i don't wanna go in" or "let's leave." frank wouldn't do this. now, it might be -- the right, proper way is probably to get up and walk out, but frank says, "no, we got to find out why this is." yeah. and he pursues it. mckee: i don't doubt for one minute that frank sinatra helped dramatically to get sammy to be the first person to stay in the hotel. but if sammy wasn't who he was, the talent that he had, it wouldn't have happened. sinatra: when i found that ella and all of the black performers were living on the other side of the town

nats said it had already made improvements. a final report is due later this year.ews. at least 60 people are reported to have died trying to cross the mediterranean from libya. around 25 people were rescued from the overcrowded inflatable, saying the engine cut out three days into the crossing, leaving them drifting for without food and water. the survivors are being taken to italy. nick beake is in brussels for us. another tragedy, it seems in the mediterranean.— another tragedy, it seems in the mediterranean. yes, some really distressing _ mediterranean. yes, some really distressing details _ mediterranean. yes, some really distressing details here, - mediterranean. yes, some really distressing details here, clive. i mediterranean. yes, some really i distressing details here, clive. the vessel was spotted by a french charity that tries to rescue people at sea and they released this video in which you see the 25 survivors. they said they had been at sea for a week. they were then taken to a bigger rescue vessel. they were given blankets and other sort of support a

nats said it had already made improvements. a final report is due later this year.d killing a schoolgirl who was stabbed at a bus stop in south london. 15—year—old elianne andam was attacked in croydon in september on her way to school. appearing at the old bailey, the teenager, who can't be named because of his age, pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denied murder. the plea was not accepted by prosecutors, and he will stand trial in november. there are big differences across england in how long patients are having to wait for hospital treatment. analysis by bbc news suggests that patients in the worst performing hospitals are waiting four times longer than those at the best performing. it comes as figures for the end of january show the overall waiting list has fallen slightly — to 7.6 million. 0ur health editor hugh pym has the story. high—tech in the nhs — a robot in an operating theatre. colchester hospital one of the first to offer this sort of surgery to all patients. here, it's a hysterectomy. it's less invasive with speedier recovery times. using a surgical

, this is for you , thank you, have a seat, anatoly, here, here , nat, what are you, yes, no, nothingl, in general, nat , you know how much we love you, nat, in general, bitterly, quietly, why, have you gone completely crazy, why, how long can you get married, it's high time to have children , marus, are you going there too? daughter, where are you going? be right back. well, i go to her with all my heart, but she’s poor, why did she get so drunk, huh? out of habit , this is the same thing, tomorrow my head will hurt, well, let it be, since she doesn’t care about me, it means i don’t care either, i’ll go drown myself, colic, let me put you to bed better, but how about drowning, well morning and evening are wiser. you'll drown yourself in the morning, my dear! hello, hello, hello , this is the therapeutic department, yes, i want to talk to the head nurse, it’s me, well, i wanted to talk to nadenka samsonova, she no longer works for us, how, wait, how does she not work, but where should i look for her? i have no idea, good morning, grandfather quiet, great, tolyan, i would like this, ci

he was close with frank sinatra and dean martin and jerry lewis, nat king cole. >> this great big worldl be eaten by middle girl win yes, mine >> they were all at the sandi, so the saenz became known as the premier spot for top name entertainment? >> no. where else in the world is there such a concentration of famous entertainer in the nighttime is always fine time in las vegas this didn't just happen. >> it was >> designed this way >> we have bring in people here from all over the world, all over the country with advertising >> that's what we did by 1955, las vegas really becomes the place where people on america went to party >> they eloped about to get married. he come not to gamble it, come out to see shows where you're going to get them i'll just was caught in the trap. any couldn't get out. >> vegas was having an identity crisis. it was the beginning of the downfall, but vegas at a different idea, vegas, the story of sensitive tomorrow at ten on cnn at fisher investments, we may look like other money managers, but we're different. >> and how so >> we're a fiduciary, obligated to a

nat, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> all right.we define chronic absenteeism as 10% right. missing 10% of school. but there are different layers. and there are a lot of kids also missing. not quite chronic but a whole lot of school. >> yeah. post-covid we saw attendance slip. and look, chronic absenteeism is the percentage of kids that miss 10% of the year. that's not really a magical number. attendance has gone up sort of across the board . and we've also seen that the really severe chronic absenteeism that students that are missing 15 or even 20% of the year have gone up tremendously uh- across the nation and in california. >> so can i just ask you, obviously, you know, kids have always played hooky to some extent. what about it during the pandemic that made that number jump? and then what about it that made it so it didn't quite fully come back after the pandemic? >> well, it's know, before the pandemic about 15% of students missed 10% of the school year. that's 18 days of school. so that's, nothing to just, wash away easily aft

on the other is put we had nat and the others put in a good end score for us. that we have scored, so, yeah, really good from them. and then obviously the bowling to finish it off at the end was a great way to win and win the series and see that. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. the tragic story now of the death of a baby boy here in the uk — killed by his parents soon after a family court had returned him to their care. finley boden was just ten months old when he died on christmas day 2020. a safeguarding review has said finley was failed by the authorities in derbyshire when he should have been one of the most protected children in the area. stephen boden and shannon marsden inflicted 130 injuries on their child: both were convicted of murder and sentenced to life. finley boden�*s family said he was a happy, chuckling baby. the authorities knew he was at risk, and so he was taken into care shortly after birth. for his first nine months, he thrived. he was safe and looked after. he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being retur

sciver—brunt and captain heather knight's partnership of 57 nat sciver—brunt and captain heather knight'sington as they chased down 137. both lost their wickets but england reached their target with an over to spare to take the series 4—1. they now play three one—dayers with the first on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. let's start with that stunning development in northern ireland — news thatjeffrey donaldson — the leader of the democratic unionist party — has been charged with historical sexual offences and has quit as leader. the dup says mr donaldson, who has been in politics for almost ito—years, has had his membership suspended pending the outcome of a judicial process. two women came forward, his resignation letter to the du p says he will strongly contest the charges. the dep says mr donaldson who is been in politics almost a0 years to have his mentorship suspended pending the outcome of judicial process. joining me is enda mcclafferty, the bbc�*s northern ireland political editor. it has been quite an extraordinary day, it hasn't it? it it has been quite an extraordinary

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saltykov shchedrin, and because saltykov shchedrin he came from a nat family, as far as i know, and ithe could be the vice-governor. the correct answer to our question is option c. the author of this work is leonid daineka. ksenya? i remember exactly that option b - the sword of prince vyachka - is.

that is why somebody has been deployed, nat geo, about a 150000 security port. i'm in police focus this boy population of a $101.00 bit i'm going to be an estimate to be around $40.00 in the police office has a $150.00 of them deployed to administrative duties and to protecting a very important price is voted keesha's unreached people and they are cool, there is no police from the ground into the areas and what needs to be improved. and the begin telling the dentist suppose we need to do more to okay, but as patient using technologies that we wait to try to useful as students wants to be done, like we saw it is in the okay, so the do you, do you think it's about time for the nigerian government to team up with the cha dns with the color audience. and also with the new jerry is to try to secure this entire area that stretches from the need to base and all the way to the lake of chant. yes, there is the elemental sort of notion of organized crime that is supposed to associated with the supplement in nigeria, weight and especially the something that has a, a, a, a

interesting , listen, if i call him, you’ll wait for him, really, hanya and i really need to go look for nat, if you want, i 'll talk to him, it's popular. i’ll explain to him, yes, go ahead, thank you, i ’ll wait for you at the bus stop, okay, where is she, and she has business, mm, and you’re close... what an interesting question, well, it depends on what close friends mean to you? well, of course, there have been cases when people became best friends on the first day they met.

because when they keeping up screw children that's going to be sent by t within the due to an outside nat. geo got a number 3. is it with a black 1000000 compliments to should that even if the government claim to be do you had to use something serious about the security? you can imagine over to $180.00 students to be kids not picking a week without a trip trip on the invite to know what is happening or what has happened and tell me why do so many families have such a little face and no authority. so their ability to help when it comes to such get that data. now jim population, then i junior, i'm probably the last fit in the government because of the lack of political will from the government to protect. so many communities be had to resort to self defense. we've seen the house to go from those on now to initiating down on the deal and to be funded by the state government because of the civil war, the police. and i would not do that as a country of over $920.00 square to lead me to on the number of police. it's those 270000. and then the, i mean, is lucky the march in the country that has

have the whole time, and i guess it came off for me today but also at the back end, you know, we had nata good end score for us. and the highest t20 score for us. and the highest t20 score that we have scored, so, yeah, really good for them. and then obviously the bowling to finish it off at the end was a great way to win and win the series and see that. the world number one, novak djokovic, has split with his long time coach goran ivanisovic. on social media, djokovic said... in the nba, the los angeles lakers overcame a i9—point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat the milwaukee bucks. the lakers�* comeback was even more impressive because they were missing star man lebron james. the hosts, who never led the game in regulation time, won it 128—124 in double overtime. it's their fourth straight win. a20 a 20 point lead in this league now is nothing. because of the way the offence is right now, and so you can wipe a lead away pretty fast. so we just try to use the first five or six minutes to try and cut the lead down and take it from there. and cut the lead down and take it from there-

sealed the t20 series against new zealand but signed off with victroy by five wickets in the final match nat57 was key in wellington as they chased down 137. both lost their wickets but england reached their target with an over to spare to take the series 4—1. they now play three one—dayers with the first on sunday. it was really good. i think we probably maybe weren't as clinical with the backend of our fielding as we probably wanted to be, but i thought as a team performance we did really well, again, like people putting in performances every game we and week out, and i think we wanted to finish a win and sort of stamp it down on the series and i think we did really well. st helens have gone top of the super league after two late tries saw them beat wigan warriors i2—a. wigan were narrowly in—front on the hour mark when liam byrne was shown a straight red card for a high tackle. saints took full advantage of their extra man with tries from tommy makinson and konrad hurrell turning the game around in the final ten minutes. elsewhere, six first half tries helped hull kr to a 34—10 victory ag

permissible, that’s what he said, that’s what the patriarch said, as then during the aggression of natlayed out using religious and the interethnic factor, an attempt was made to pit two traditional religions: to divide people according to religious principle and also pit one against the other, of course we cannot allow anything like that in russia, worldview-wise. the unity of orthodox muslims is in many ways the stumbling block that, with the efforts of opponents, defeats the enemies who dream of destroying russia. our task, of course , is to preserve the unity of the russian world with all our might, let no one scare us with russian nationalism, russian nationalism does not exist in nature, everyone knows this, but to talk about the importance of the role of the russian people in preserving our multinational country, i think that this is an important topic that we must also address ourselves. i ... it’s clear, you are the preferred patriarch , i’ve grown into this, forgive me, yes, vitalitovich, well, it happens, well, the patriarch, well, yes, no, well, i know, here - with his holi

dharamsala, india's nat magnificence in dharamsala, india's national magnificence is inescapable, especially if you look up words. shubman gill spent the morning aiming for everest, smashing india beyond england and still climbing. his captain rohit sharma was calmer but nudged to a century first, followed by gale with the more theatrical follow—up flourish. in such moments, ben stokes likes to take responsibility, injury and surgery are stopped him from bowling since some. first ball back... india's skipper out. for him, this is normal, for everyone else, it's almost comical. and inspirational, evenif almost comical. and inspirational, even if you'rejimmy anderson. gog's 609th test wicket. india's metal water pumped up their lead to an almost overwhelming scale despite occasional punctures. game bashir and tom hartley kept going as they have all tours but india are more then 250 runs ahead and counting. for england, an event full painful day. third practice is under way now at the saudi arabian grand prix with qualifying to come. some news to bring you from there though — carlos sainz is no

what does emir kusturica think about big politics and nat’s aggression.xclusive from after panorama. the largest event in the food industry in uzbekistan and belarus in the top five preferences among the exhibition exhibits, we will find out what belarusian products are in demand for. any provocation must be stopped by military means of violating the state border without ceremony in defeat. today in the grodno region the president visited one of the sites involved in a comprehensive check of combat readiness. during the event, the personnel of the formation and military. units are moving to designated areas, where a number of training exercises, including live-fire exercises, will take place. work is also underway to strengthen the border section, patrolling, and aerial reconnaissance. terrain using drones. as the ministry of defense noted, in the current aggravated military-political situation , great attention is paid to maintaining a high level of readiness. after all, large-scale exercises of multinational nato forces are taking place throughout europ

and most certain way to help provide funds for ukraine is to pass theational sy supplemental that the natssed. mitch mcconnell raised specific our help and support if we were to send something, anything else, short of that, over the united states senate, it could take them longer to pass. that's a concern of our caucus. we want to help■- fun we want to ensure that there's humanitarian support within that package. for innocent palestiniansn gaza. those are priorities of the caucus and we want to make sure that we implement those. but we we will consider options. but i think the fastest way and the way that leaders and our leadership team would like us to proceed is to pass the national security supplemental. reporter: you mentioned some of the wins with regard to the poison pill, the pro-life measures. speaker johnson said the hyde amendment made your reaction to some of these poison pills republicans want to put in. mr. aguilar: some of those are legacy riders that have been in appropriations bills when democrats were in control, you know, as well. or the vice chair or each of our members

nat, what are you talking about? well here it is there is nothing. you are a soviet man. what? to the germans, they’ll be here right now, so get ready, let’s quickly , quickly, let’s go through the backyards , go a little faster, there’s no need for pleasantries. orders are not discussed, panicking, sabotage, not following orders, i’ll shoot you on the spot, it’s clear to everyone where your weapons are, fighter, weapons, we were given one for two in the people’s militia, you have 15 minutes, find a weapon, allow me, his eyesight is bad , he's broken, follow the order, there is follow the order, stop, stop, stop, where, i'm not singing to you, where, listen to my command, mitya, where, back , we're retreating, we're retreating, small, let's move away, move away, wrap the snot around your fist, wrap the snot around your fist, well, go ahead. first name, last name, nationality, ivanova, tatyana, russian, ivanova tatyana, first name, last name, nationality, masha, well, masha? maria rastopchina, russian, maria rastopchina, russian, first name, last name, nationality, nationality,

well, under various pretexts, under different sauces, it’s still the same thing, they are promoting nat and dragging their satellites with them, european ones, they apparently believe that this also corresponds, corresponds to what their national interests, they are afraid of a big , strong russia, although it is in vain to do this, we do not have any aggressive intentions towards this state, the president compares. we use the means. the minister of defense personally controls the execution of state defense orders. this week he's in altai territory at a plant for the production of ammunition, for grenades, rocket artillery, air defense systems and aviation. we try, we try, or 24, 6 days a week. i should add, it makes it clear that the shaygu. she allocated a huge amount of money so that you could produce here what we need , a huge amount of money, everyone is watching, everyone is doing everything to ensure that it comes here, and for such a quantity, it costs more than thirty, three adjusters , what are you setting up here, they have to plow in three shifts, they’ve laid out a new comp

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oil, shying away from $80 a barrel, back down to 78.27 nat gas still well below $2, $.90.ll ahead, texas congressman hip roy says you won't hear biden talk about laken riley, so what does he expect to hear? he's on the show and we'll hear from him democrat donors sounded off on the uncommitted problem for the president. ari flyer takes it on. and north face offers a discount outkick's clay travis will have at that. 10:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also .. clients rely on you for all that? (fisher investments) yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first. (other money manager) but you still sell commission -based products, right? (fisher investments) no. we have a simple management fee structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) huh, we're more different than i thought! (fisher investments) at fis

under various pretexts, under different sauces, it doesn’t matter. the same thing, they are promoting natre and dragging along their satellites, european ones, they apparently believe that this also corresponds, corresponds in what way, their national interests, they are very afraid of a strong russia, although they are doing it in vain , we do not have any aggressive intentions towards these states, and we would never have done anything in ukraine if they had not carried out a coup d’etat there, and then started military operations in donbass, they started the war in 14. they just used aviation , probably everyone saw these shots when planes hit donetsk, well, of course, air missiles were absolutely rushing around the peaceful city, well, they were completely crazy, that means more, but we, nevertheless, we still agreed to these minsk agreements, no, it turns out we were cheated, they delayed us for 8 years, in the end they simply forced us to move on to... western countries are planning to supply their fighters to ukraine, in the media information is being discussed that the f-16 aircra

i'm nat. great to meet you. i'm going to guess here. broken leg? yeah. yes. and how did he...s it hard for him to walk now? so, a lot of the elephants that came in during covid, you know, have come from quite busy tourist cities, you know, some of them in quite inhumane conditions. what were some of the problems that they had? just before i leave, i wanted to go and see saeb bathe his elephant, a daily ritualfor him in his retirement. just before i leave, i wanted to go and see saeb bathe his elephant, a daily ritualfor him in his retirement. i can't help but feeljust a little conflicted. seeing them in chains really is quite hard to witness. some tour companies have stopped advertising trips involving interaction with elephants, saying the only ethical way to see them is in the wild. elephant rumbles i've never heard an elephant make that noise before! my final stop is almost as far north as you can go in thailand, just a couple of miles away from the border with myanmar. this range of hills is known as the sleeping princess because, from distance, that's exactly what it look

possibility of sending troops into the territory of ukraine; the dubious quality of armored vehicles from nats. today the whole world is celebrating. this prospect, apparently, makes a number of irresponsible european politicians want to achieve an escalation of the ukrainian conflict, bringing it to a new one. it would be interesting to hear her comments in connection with the leaked conversation between high-ranking german military officers. europe is thinking about sending the military to ukraine, and zelensky is going to pay his respects to turkey. on the border with romania, ukrainian draft dodgers are stopped en masse. these are the images of the brutal detention that appeared online. more than thirty men, all of military age, crowded into minibuses and tried to escape mobilization in a neighboring country, but they were intercepted by sbu officers and now, apparently, they will all go straight to the front line. the installation of concrete blocks on the latvian-russian border has been completed. thus, latvia is planning. until march 16, poland took similar measures; estonia and lithua

octopus like this lovely hanic. octopus oscar here, yes, um, and say actually, this was used by the nats, any any representation of a blue octopus must be antisemitic, except of course the ones which are not antisemitic. for us humans, air is the most important natural element along with water, food, light and warmth. air pollution can have short-term and long term effects on human health. one type of energy that plays a key role in human life is electrical energy or electricity. honestly, if fossil fuels are used properly, i think most polluted cities would become pollution free. this is sarayavo, a country that shares borders with serbia and croatia and has survived years of genocide. this country has managed to keep islam alive by itself in europe. mjesec ramazan aktivira ovdašnjeg čovjeka na poseban način. ovdašnji čovjek. od od davnih vremena u mjesecu ramazanu uči vrlo intenzivno kuran. commemorating ramadan and holding ceremonies to mark has had an important impact on preserving the religious and cultural identity of bosniak muslims over the years. as hundreds of people have march

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mikhail soltukov shchedrin, and because the saltuks chedrin he came from a nat family, as far as i know, it is quite possible that he could be the vice-governor. the correct answer to our question - option c. and as for the creative work , leonid daineka. senya? i remember for sure that option b - between prince vyachka - is. creativity was studied at the end of the seventh grade, this is the hour of on, when i fought with the tanton order, yeah, option b: the sword of prince vyachka, a sweet, modest girl, which means her favorite book, pet cemetery, favorite movie, house of wax, thriller , a horror detective story, my friend and i once decided to try it, and we liked it. maybe you watched horror movies with them? no, i i'm afraid we are remembering the school program together with the project participants, i know, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, only for our tv viewers we choose the best routes. we are located in a small town in the grodno region called bridges. welcome. having eaten too much, we couldn’t eat any baked fish for a long time. not a big deal, they just sat and sentenc

very tragic event, and if you could please give us an update on the situation, today is the day of nat national morning, so what exactly happened today? if you could please give us an update. thank you very much for your kind words of support. russia is holding a day of morning for the victims of friday's concert hall terrorist attack in moscow region. one of the deadliest in the country's modern history, entertainment events and shows have been cancelled in the capital and several other cities, so identification of the bodies of the dead continues. so far the bodies of 137 people have been found at the site of the terrorist attack, three of which are children. to investigation of the crime scene continuous and to date that is: the investigative committee noted that investigative actions are now being carried out with the victims, work has begun to issue personal belongings, documents and cars to people who were in the concert complex uh on the day of the terrorist attack, as you know, they were running out of the building without close, without everything, so the croco city hall, a la

well , under various pretexts, under different sauces, it’s still the same thing, they are promoting natre and dragging along their satellites, european ones, who, apparently, they believe that this also corresponds, in some way corresponds to their national interests, cooks a big strong russia, although it does it in vain, we do not have any aggressive intentions towards these states, but we are in ukraine rich. they would never have done anything if they had not carried out a coup there, and then they would not have started military operations in the donbass, they started the war, 14, therefore - this is complete nonsense, the possibility is attacks on some other countries, on poland, the baltic states, they are already scaring all the czechs there, it’s just nonsense, another way to deceive their population to extract additional expenses from people. force them to carry this premium on their sticks, that’s all. the economist convinces his readers that for the sake of the victory of the kiev regime, it is necessary to tighten your belts. the publication reports that without western hel

that's how most committed a sexual crimes. nat calling for convening due and security council. we also just go to statement by president, it's a catch or calling the report of men's importance showing that the there was systematic, an ongoing sexual crimes committed by how much snow this comes. as you said, there was a lot of criticism leveled at the united nations, especially also at you and a women agency that there were not acting a false enough know, taking it serious enough. and now we have uh, the un special representative on sex or violence and conflict from the pots. and as you said, there were in israel, a gathering the information. and she has said that they've found clear and convincing information that hostages have been subjected to a sex of violence that this could be potentially be ongoing. and also that there were a reasonable grounds to believe that sexual violence, rape and gang raped, happened during the terror attacks on october 7th. the oldest comes tanya. as negotiators meeting cairo for talks on a truce and on real the getting of the release of those of t

are: saying very openly and publicly that they wish, they wish that at the time of the holocaus of nats, there was some some country like yemen who will stand up and and and defend the right of of of the jewish community and trying to stop that genocide, none of the europeans the in reality, the level of antisemit. was so right all across europe and in the west, so really what we need to understand is that what is yamen is doing, what the others are doing by doing their outmost to slow down and to stop this genocide taking place is the only the only activity which is going honestly and sincerely to stop this and to slow it down and and for that we need to sort of praise the the the the whole community of resistance and those who had the hindsight to set it up and strengthen it so it could do the job that he's doing now. thank you very much, we're fresh out of time, shajar chairman of the islamic human rights commission from brussels, thank you so much. simon abbas, journalist and political commentator from london. thank you. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight

because it takes 300 and 65.25 days for the earth to orbit the sun, nats for when julia and edward will celebrate luna's birthday next year. >> it's going to be february 20th 8th or march 1st, probably 28th. um, or maybe she gets both days as a bonus and do something proper every fourth year because it's a very special day. >> crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> sweet little girl, beautiful family. there all right. a new school in san leandro aimed at helping teen parents complete their high school educations. the ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the carolyn hobbs academy there on foothill boulevard earlier today. hobbs is a retired principal who served alameda county schools for more than 20 years. the academy in her name will provide on site childcare to support young parents as they work to receive their high school diplomas. a child comes into this world with a clean slate. >> parents and educators have a responsibility to assist in building a child's slate, which will bring value to the child and value to this world. >> the carolyn hobbs academy is partnering with la placita p

nat was trained and then he already flies to perform tasks in a more place, that is, it is some kindit is clear that the front is not the one we imagined there, as in the ato zone, there it was conditionally in some, well, after the debate, and there in the 16th, 17th, 18th year , it's hotter here, it's definitely hotter here, people suffer more here, but people are used to it, i say that, despite all this, well in... 70% of the pre-war children remain there, whoever wanted to, went there , there are students, of course already of student age, they all left, but many who returned, or did not run away, they are there with their children sit and not evicted, well, i don't know, it's people's choice, sometimes it's very strange to me, but as for the aunt, so that we know that this is the entire glushkov district of the russian federation, suja, glushkovo, tetkino, that's all. these are ukrainian villages that once belonged to the sumy slobitsky regiment, there was such a suzha hundred, and aunty, it is also suja , and glushkova - these hundred cities, well aunty no, suja, the hundredth

u, nat geo silva, who joins us from montenegro. and on the was joining us from an undisclosed location in russia and has asked us know to show her face for fear of the repercussions of joining this conversation. thank you all so much for joining us here on the stream on the i'll start with you what you're doing. joining this show is quite dangerous in today's russia. um, can i ask you why you still believe it was important for you to come and talk to us about your vision and for the future of your country? um i joined you today because uh if i have a sub facility to speak even with the the sub low to much of my face. i even not to mention in the location and that might show name i want so to speak. and i want to share their real image. what's happening now and brush me pulling are and you were turning $21.00 later this month. but you actually started your active isn't even earlier. can you tell us about how does this all come about a week on the point of entering a world of ballistics. where do we start that there isn't a lot of me

nat, nat , wait, stop it, well, everything is really serious with igor and i, we even want to get marriedwhen you get tired of him, well, you’ll kick him out, with us everything will be as before, funny, you understand, that you can’t live in deception, that’s it’s not fair to dad, to igor. you need to live with the person you love, otherwise this is not life, this is torture, what you said, that means me and dad are torture, you know who you are, i hate you, nadya, what do you need, i hope you are an adult, i remember , that dad recently had a heart attack, don’t worry , i won’t spill the beans, unlike myself, dad, i’ll go to marad’s dacha on saturday, i’ll be back on sunday, but go, of course, fresh air is good for you, well, here i am well, oh, we’ll go with you too, no, bunny, you and mom next time, now we have a men’s meeting there will be company, men’s conversations, well, you understand, but you remember that you can’t drink, well, what’s the coat of health, or what? ok, ok, don’t be offended, chat here about your love chatterboxes. and you think this is normal? you see, i wanted

gas, and nat gas is so inexpensive, and the pipes are so good.to use it, but we're very plentiful. we have a lot of nat gas >> this is a story that came out last week, but basically, demand for electricity's been pretty stagnant for years >> for years >> and now, the five-year projection of demand growth has doubled in one year. >> yeah, and i do disagree with the story that says it can't be found. there are a lot of companies that are pretty forward-looking and they're not going to extra a problem. obviously, it would be better if we had nuclear power, because nuke is -- it's pretty fungible. you can really make a lot of power out of it. but there are a lot of companies that i think are ready, and you just have to put the datacenters where they are and i know this because i had prologis on. they built 500 million in -- they did 500 million datacenter last quarter, and hamid -- this is the biggest by far of the companies that do -- they're a reet that does warehouses. they're not word about this. not worried at all >> that's reassuring >> it is >

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and then nat geo ended up writing about it. so it was a really kind of a weird and wonderful kind of community expand that was being brought forth from people around the world that were trying to figure out like how we can participate. daniel, do you believe that video games can offer this new space for people to express themselves, especially young people? and i think it is something that we are hearing is already happening. and i think the most relevant part of it, this is just a tool that is joining a toolbox that already exists. people making policy called spaces everywhere. you make political spaces at the workplace, you make them on the street, you make them at home, you make them in social media for example. so if we are not surprised that people share cost is that they care about on social media, then it makes a lot of sense. and then in video games to in the spaces where people spend many hours for a year or so now they make a new connections. they maintain connection that they already have and they become visible in t

this morning in tuva nats in the city of shaganar there was an explosion and a fire.was injured. were looking for three shift workers, later the whereabouts of all employees established that they were not around at the time of the accident, because of the incident, central heating was turned off in dozens of apartment buildings, as well as in two hundred private buildings, classes in schools were canceled in the region, now it’s 12° below zero, at night they promise it will drop to -25, and although the city administration hopes that... as emergency teams are mobilized to eliminate the consequences, a criminal case has been initiated; the preliminary cause of the accident was a coal dust explosion in the fuel supply room. today the ministry of emergency situations is checking the notification system, exercises are taking place throughout country from 10 to 11 o'clock local time and in most russian regions sirens have already sounded. in moscow, a signal for everyone's attention will be given in the coming minutes. a scheduled launch will take place. sirens and loudspe

i wrote it it's an important alliance, if nat didn't exist we have to create it. strengths we have in the world because china dosn't have these alliances or the russians for that matter or the iranians for that matter, but i believe congress needs to play a role in deciding whether we're going to remove ourselves from that. despite what people may say is rhetoric because i acknowledge that donald trump does not talk like a member of the council on foreign relations on these issues, he increased troop levels in poland. i was there when that happened. >> drawing trying to draw down from germany into poland. president biden reversed that. >> the point being is i don't believe donald trump will remove us from nato. i think he is going to do admittedly in an unorthodox way what every american president has done since the onset of nato, demand that some countries do more. >> we'll continue our conversation in a moment. stay with us. continue our conversation in a moment. stay with us. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at

trusting relationship there, well, in fact, in the french language there is also you, and they were natith putin, and macron demonstrated this in every possible way, what is happening now it is very important for us because macron has said several fundamental things, i like his phrase the most that russia, aggressive russia in the form in which it exists, must cease to exist, that is, it must disappear, well that is very cool fla, but this would involve the allocation of, i don't know, several squadrons. aviation, this would involve the allocation of some additional missile systems, the same, i don’t know, patriots or their analogues, well, put the whole thing at the industrial level, forgive me, and instead we hear about the potential and so to talk about the possible prospects of the foreign contingent, we must say that again, well , at first we thought that macron was just getting hot, but he said that out of spite. and what's next, there will be refutations, and instead of refutations, phrases like that every word has been verified, we have a plan, mr. fix, and we are now moving tow