natalie: you heard it here first. last question for you all and a great one from the audience, what motivation does congress and our elected officials have to fix the health care system? why do they care? lezah: from the perspective of having worked with congress before, hearing from everyday people patients, constituents, it always moves the needle for members of congress, understanding the impact of the policies on the ground and what other gaps in policies that are being passed. it's the only way to it anything done loudly affirmatively sharing what it is you are trying to do and how it can impact every day people on the ground. it's hard, there is a lot of politics getting in the way and money from stakeholders and lobbying groups that get in the way. ultimately i think that members of congress care a lot about what everyday people think. it's the reason we do so much listening work. 20,000 people across or more, we try to stand their health care needs. it's coming from evidence, backed up across the country for p

natalie: we will call that the last word.ou to the conference for having this great discussion. please enjoy the wonderful weather here in d.c. and have a great weekend. thank you guys. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] g(his wife at the arc de triompe in paris.

natalie's favorite club. is natalie your fiancée? yes, i'll introduce you. natalie? yes.atalie. like in the songs. you know what she's like. she, she is so kind, cheerful, a holiday person, you love her, of course, i would date a person i don’t love, if only i could ask you, i’ll tell her that you are my twin sister, otherwise i have her jealous, of course, as you say, well, please sister, let’s rock, don’t be shy, have a blast , and today is all, the next one is especially for you and your beauty. hello, will you be ordering something? hello, will you have something, can i have a glass of champagne, girls, a glass of champagne, and i’ll have some freshly squeezed apple juice, okay, just a minute. okay, let's dance, next time we'll go dance together, will you do something? looking for champagne, i'll go call agati, i need to be at work tomorrow, but it's unknown whether you'll be able to fly away, hello, agata yuryevna, hello, this is sonya, i apologize for disturbing you, are you still awake? almost, what happened? i have a small incident, i don’t have tickets, i can’t f

natalie: any thing else on 19th congress should?ah: how about advanced premium tax cuts in the affordable care act in the inflation reduction act has enhanced the savings that families get from the tax credits and made them more generous and extended them and hopefully making them permanent is the goal of the next congress and that is something we will see in 2025 with the tax cuts and jobs acts expiring we will see a lot of activity to increase affordable programs for people next year in congress. natalie: moving to ai, there are a lot of unknowns. we are putting in to understand how do people feel about ai enter their trusted relationships with the health care system. we feel there is enough to the legislative and other means of thinking about how do we shape the future of ai in health care and we are excited to bring that to everyone when we get the results. how do you see it happening inside congress? what conversations are you having and what energy is there? i know to bounce the idea of innovation will need that and many prote

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natalie, plenty happening. unfair to pick _ night. natalie, plenty happening.. natalie, plenty happening. unfair to pick out a single - night. natalie, plenty happening. unfair to pick out a single event, | unfair to pick out a single event, but later tonight the men's 100 metre final. but later tonight the men's100 metre final.— but later tonight the men's100 metre final. , ., , metre final. the thing is, we always think of the — metre final. the thing is, we always think of the 100 — metre final. the thing is, we always think of the 100 metre _ metre final. the thing is, we always think of the 100 metre final - metre final. the thing is, we always think of the 100 metre final as - metre final. the thing is, we always think of the 100 metre final as the i think of the 100 metre final as the big blue ribbon event, but it has been overtaken by the women. he is back after a ban for doping. he was back after a ban for doping. he was back at us first event. i spoke to him after the heats and he said he was determined to make it back to the top and expressed his sor

thank you, natalie, in rome of day _ and 1500 metres. natalie, in rome of day two of— and 1500 metres. thank you, natalie, in rome of day two of the _ and 1500 metres. thank you, natalie, in rome of day two of the european i in rome of day two of the european championships. in hockey, great britain's men fell to their first defeat in the london leg of the pro league against rivals australia. gb took the lead twice in the first half, the second time courtesy of that improvised finish from zachary wallace, but australia pegged them back and went on to find a winner in the second half through blake govers. the result leaves gb sixth in the table. earlier, great britain's women fell to a second consecutive defeat in london, losing 3—0 to australia, rebecca greiner scoring twice for the hockeyroos. gb currently sit seventh in the standings and play india tomorrow. major league baseball is back in london for the third time, and once again two rivals are going head to head at west ham's stadium over the next two days. the new york mets, the hig

our reporter natalie pirks rounds up reporter natalie pirks rounds up the stories from the italian capital., , _ capital. another busy night environment _ capital. another busy night environment with - capital. another busy night environment with yet - capital. another busy night i environment with yet another gold for host italy to keep them on top of the metal table. on a british point of view, there were two medals, a silver for charlie dobson in the men's from a hundred metre and a bronze in the women's pole vault finals. charlie, another personal best in what was a fantastic season so far. that he was over the moon could not be happier to take silver

our reporter natalie pirks rounds up reporter natalie pirks rounds up the stories from the italian capital. up the stories from the italian caital. �* l, up the stories from the italian caital. �* a, , _ capital. another busy night environment _ capital. another busy night environment with - capital. another busy night environment with yet - capital. another busy night i environment with yet another gold for host italy to keep them on top of the metal table. on a british point of view, there were two medals, a silver for charlie dobson in the men's from a hundred metre and a bronze in the women's pole vault finals. charlie, another personal best in what was a fantastic season so far. that he was over the moon could not be happier to take silver in what was his first individual major 400 metre final. the race was won by relevant alexander dugina with a new championship record. molly codger came into the pole vault with the world leading height and rolled indoor champion but fell a little short by her standards and had to settle for bronze. the gold was won by switzerland, the only athlete t

cbs' natalie brand joins us with the it tails ahead of the pivotal face-off. natalie? >> reporter: hey, adriana. this afternoon trump rallied the evangelical vote here in washington, d.c. voters at the event told us their top issues include parental rights and abortion, which are motivating both parties. >> i'll say it again and again, vote christians. >> reporter: before a room full of conservative christians former president trump touted the supreme court's decision two years ago monday to overturn roe v. wade. >> and we've gotten abortion out of the federal government and back to the states. >> i think most of us are one issue voter. >> reporter: anti-abortion activist say they will push trump to support a federal ban on abortion, a move the former president has said he does not support. >> the people he surrounds himself with are pro-life, so we are confident that, you know, his mind could be changed. >> there's a lot that the former president could do if put back into office with just executive action. >> reporter: alexis mcgill johnson of planned parenthood's pol

david and natalie lloyd, their tragic deaths impacting thousands. bless davy and ninetyatalie. they were honored last week. >> the life of davy and natalie shine as beacon of hope, a contrast of the age that tells a beautiful story of a christian abata-like example that defies the norm. >> lisa and i realize before for davy and hey hey and we had nothing to learn about. she accepted haiti and loved davy and haiti with everything she had and of course the lord first. a match made in heaven. >> carley: ben and naomi baker and the father of davy lloyd, d david join me. we are so sorry for the loss of your children, who lived incredible lives of service and were bonded by their shared faith. naomi, what would you like people to know about natalie? >> she was a devoted wife. she had no children of her own, little kelly over there was a s spiritual child of hers. she was sweet and loved those children. loved haiti. loved davy. an incredible human. >> carley: dave, what would you remember about your daughter? >> so many things. if you were to sum it up, th

francisco: a sus 9 aÑos la pequeÑa natalie llegÓ sola a la frontera, la encontramos luego de que cruzÓa a un grupo de migrantes. >> yo estoy muy bien, con voluntad, con dios que me va cuidando. francisco: ella es parte de miles de niÑos que llegan no acompaÑados. natalie corriÓ con suerte porque dÍas despuÉs fue entregada a su mamÁ que la esperaban nueva york, pero la mayorÍa de los niÑos no tienen esa dicha. una vez que son procesados por migraciÓn el departamento de salud y servicios humanos los envÍan a un albergue temporal, antes de enviarlos con un patrocinador. en abrir la administraciÓn biden codificÓ la protecciÓn de los menores que estaba solo como recomendaciones bajo los llamados acuerdos flores convirtiÉndolos ahora en reglamento. >> se les tiene que dar la protecciÓn. se le tiene que dar proyectos legales, ayuda legal, derecho de la privacidad. francisco: pero ahora 40 y cinco senadores con una propuesta bipartidista para la reforma que pone en peligro la seguridad y el bienestar de los niÑos migrantes no acompaÑados. la administraciÓn estÁ permitiendo que los confine. los

i caught up with our correspondent natalie pirks.nal tomorrow night. adam fogg got through his heat in the men's 1500 fogg got through his heat in the men's1500 after a fall because the mysteries, neil gordy one his heat, having not raced since the world chimes last year when he said was in intense pain. nojake wightman or others here so that it is up to those to which she stung the olympic champion, but for gourley it is about being back in the competitive environment again. others are through to that woman's 800 woman's final, alongside keeley hodgkinson, the olympic were 70 medicine list, she made light work of qualification with the confidence performance, function —— controlling the race from the front, looking relaxed, our own four seconds faster than anyone else here so it would take something spectacular and extraordinary not to, with the gold. she says she feels in the best shape ever to she believes what she hopes will be difficult. , ., ., ., ~' believes what she hopes will be difficult. , ., ., ., ., difficult. plenty to

natalie: no. alan: me dirÍa si estuvieras embarazada? natalie: claro que si. serÍan los primeros., muy histÓrico para todos nosotros. fue lo que yo estaba buscando siempre que nos podamos unir. olvidarnos de lo pasado, olvidarnos de todo lo que estÁ sucediendo. son unas cosas que yo no he pedido. mi deseo es siempre que estemos unidos. alan: ha hablado con alguno de ellos para convivir ese dÍa? don pedro: no he hablado con ninguno de ellos. sÍ vamos a ir. karla: ya podemos decir que podrÁ ver a lafamilia unida en ese dÍa tan especial para jenny. don pedro: sÍ. todos estÁn invitados. en el caso mÍo no tengo por quÉ no ir. soy una de las personas principales. fui la persona que inicio en primer lugar en esta carrera tan hermosa que todos mis hijos se dedican a ella. todos mis nietos. espero que todos mis otros nietos que vengan de parte de mis hijos tambiÉn dedicarse a lo mismo. es una profesiÓn muy bonita llevÁndola bien. alan: y con la familia unida mejor todavÍa. perfecto. tenemos muchas preguntas que serÁn mÁs adelante. lo que sÉ que van a cantar en vivo. karla: ella estÁ lista.

cbs' natalie brand in washington tonight with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. and both the biden and trump campaigns are fund-raising off this week's historic guilty conviction. the trump campaign claiming it's raised nearly $53 million since the verdict, and the former president also claiming the conviction will help him ahead of november. president biden in rehoboth beach this weekend steered clear of politics saturday but didn't hold back friday. >> it's reckless, it's dangerous, and irresponsible for anyone to say this is rigged just because they don't like the verdict. >> reporter: responding to trump's rambling remarks -- >> we're living in a fascist state. >> reporter: -- and false claims follow his conviction in new york's so-called hush money trial. >> they're in total conjunction with the white house and the doj, just so you understand. >> reporter: upside down flags a symbol of protest adopted by the maga movement on display outside trump tower and posted on social media including by country singer jaso

natalie morales: i'm natalie morales, and this is dateline daytime on nbc. appened.girl with big dreams and were all coming true in vegas-- a career at a casino and a fiancé. then she vanished. i remember going to church every day and saying, please, let us find her. natalie morales (voiceover): days later, police did. murdered, blood on her car, a struggle at her house, and clues from a camisole. what had happened?

well, joining me now is the editor of nottingham live, natalie fay. natalie, welcome to the show.such sad circumstances. and yet, natalie, we must look back not only to remember that terrible day, but also i wanted to ask you, what's the mood in the city? we were told at the time we must learn from this. the police itself was subsequently put into special measures . subsequently put into special measures. many questions were asked of the mental health services in the city of nottingham. natalie, you edit the local website, the paper there, you've got your finger on there, you've got your finger on the pulse. have have any lessons been learned from that terrible day a year ago today? >> well, i think it won't surprise you to hear from me that no lessons have not been learnt. in fact, i'd probably go so far as to say the situation has got worse, i was going through all the investigations and the, reviews that are going on at the moment before i came on at the moment before i came on here. >> i've got two pages of notes, and, you know, i'm not going to bore you with all the names of

the mother and moment total in today or in the middle on case when i can see that it is the vessel natalie. but it's deputy middle is the level of the mind or sort of the cut off because it's templates and then to move on. this policy is a given the, just as i said, only given to me take it yet, which is legitimate. i guess it could be a or for the sake of booking thomas. he left the diesel for days or no kidding. he left it in today because i'm afraid it's going to say the little was originally middle sick. is it called medical? dizzy middle. but i could live on the 2nd of the escape, literally this study, and hopefully you levies could bring us in the middle. we haven't looked up a monthly fee, similar to this book is empty deals of way. yeah, i'm not seeing the general jen, jen, let's their mothers guessing quote the demo i the this case because i clicked on the special and ticket, nothing police here. it was established in 2014 nicholas here to be run cobra to coding course. and thank you. the new extending was she and she is a company. and so people's been a function and we go to some

i 'ust want to ask natalie a i are not far behind labour.- want to ask natalie a question as well aboutture and we are actually — create infrastructure and we are actually here now sitting outside the cricket ground is a charging point _ the cricket ground is a charging point for— the cricket ground is a charging point for electric cars, but as adrian — point for electric cars, but as adrian himself said, it's not been like the _ adrian himself said, it's not been like the info structure we need around — like the info structure we need around the country. we need to invest — around the country. we need to invest this— around the country. we need to invest. this is not a case of... that's— invest. this is not a case of... that's not— invest. this is not a case of... that's not about how people will be paid to get rid of their own car stop with this is not about individual action comments about creating the framework where ideally, we are not talking about one—for—one replacement of electric cars and petrol cars, we're looking at a society where there is brilliant, cheap public transport

cbs' natalie brand is tracking it all from the white house. >> reporter: ed, the biden campaign says it set a record with a single democratic fund-raiser with a star-studded line-up that includes former president barack obama, george clooney, and julia roberts. president biden arrived in los angeles early saturday banking on a boost from celebrity support. his re-election campaign says tonight's a-list event has already raised at least $28 million. the los angeles fund raisers happening on the same day as a summit in switzerland focused on peace in ukraine. vice president kamala harris stepped in for the president meeting with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy and world leaders and announcing an additional $1.5 billion in u.s. aid. >> it is in the interest of the united states to defend democratic values and stand up to dictators. >> reporter: the vice president's trip comes less than 24 hours after campaigning in georgia trying to shore up support among black voters. a demographic that presumptive gop nominee donald trump is trying to court as well, speaking today to black com

i'm not gonna look beautiful enough that you know my business name is natalie. ok any that's fine, we on the support that was done to session, let me to come to class, co pays because danielle, can you start as wait saying you ready for the mute when a pleasure. all the news that shouldn't be able to use the phone, but i'm pretty good to, to establish no credit union or serious close i use just for me to drop off a new york place or so just give me a music on me because a lot of the shooting for me to supervisor the on us to prove is activities as ukraine's health minister can be inferred from this led to from robot pub direct to the pentagon, d t. all right, division. the also to expedite work on transferring ukrainian loves to the control of us specialist common steps to achieve our joint objective analysis of highly dangerous micro organisms under consolidation, in a single repository of the facade below or below, especially insidiousness humor for probably a new and crime schemes to give me income, but i can only be always without you much to greenland. you

vladimir, with a diagnosis of chickenpox you can generally leave the house, you shouldn’t is natalie's, yes, that is, all the people who find themselves in an environment who have not had chickenpox will all get sick, that is, this is a violation of the sanobit regime, well, now such a psycho-emotional situation is being discussed, yes, but - a fracture is a mechanical impact and it has certain parameters, yes, if you evaluate the situation, like a person after you kicked in a jump? further, in order not to fall, grabbed the headphones, do this impossible, the length of the arm and the length of the leg are very different, the leg is usually half a meter longer, after a direct blow the person still moves away, it is impossible to grab the enemy with your hands in this situation, technically you can only grab the headphones at arm’s distance, for whom the acquaintance turned into beatings , bruises and a trial, we’ll find out already... in a couple of minutes, you never know how a new acquaintance will end. elena mikhailovna soyarkina came to us today to tell us how a fleeting acquainta

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> opening statements got under way in delaware on tuesday in theesident's child. hunter biden is charged with three felony counts for allegedly lying on a federal form required to purchase a firearm in 2018. cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courtroom as prosecutors began laying out their case. >> reporter: an emotional first day in the trial of hunter biden, with the first lady and hunter biden's wife seated behind the president's son, prosecutors and an fbi agent witness played long clips of biden's 2021 audio book of his memoirs in which he narrated his descent into addiction to crack cocaine in 2018. >> i used my superpower, finding crack anytime, anywhere, less than a day after landing at l.a.x. in the spring of 2018. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor tom dupree. >> prosecutors will tell you there are few things more effective before a jury than being able to show the jury what the defendant said. in this case, hearing the defendant's own voice describing his struggles with addiction and the fact that he was using illegal controlled s

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natalie. good evening, congratulations.s begin with this duel, the truth is that everything suddenly changed, the president of ukraine publicly accused china of intending to undermine the peace summit, no one in ukraine has made such harsh statements against beijing for many years in a row. they hoped to persuade china to participate. why such harsh statements, what is happening? well, actually. i think the president has really already used all the methods that were possible during these two years, trying to restore relations with beijing, and you know, sometimes it even seemed that the ukrainian authorities had too much patience or too many expectations about china, because about china's behavior, about what role it plays in this war, unfortunately, the fact that it does not want to be the side that will help ukraine, it was clear. and sometimes even to a certain extent this is the language of actions of the ukrainian side, it was much softer than, for example, the actions of our western partners, in particular the america

# if there's a glass ceiling, my intention is to break it.# natalie bell with that report, glastonburyike then? what will the weather be like then? what will the weather be like this weekend? let's find out from simon king. hello again. it's been a fine start to the weekend so far. today, of course, is the 1st ofjune, the start of meteorological summer, and the weekend will see some summer—like weather for many of us. it's been a lovely start here in somerset — from one of our weather watchers with some blue skies. there is some patchy cloud floating around out there and it will continue to do so into the afternoon. the possibility of one or two showers around parts of aberdeenshire, perhaps northern england and across wales, but those will be really very isolated. for most, staying dry. bit of a northerly wind there still across the eastern coast of england, making it feel a bit on the cool side at times. temperatures 15 or 16 celsius. highest temperatures to be found in the west with highs of 19, 20, even 21 celsius. now, through tonight, we'll see some cloud across the far south—eas

natalie, i have a feeling today that it's going to be a hot week. right vasyl, congratulations, congratulations to our dear viewers, well, after the sports section, it is difficult, of course, to talk about the flora of the carpathians, which i am going to tell you about, but i have to, i just needed help from the story we watched about khorbah, so we will talk now about the flora of the carpathians, right now the mountains are such a place where you can take a cool walk. such forests against the background of the heat that is expected, and i also look into the plants that belong to the red book in the mountains that grow there. and please and, i hope, will please us for a very long time, and we will be very careful and very, very gentle with them, well protect them in one word, so i’m taking a look: in the carpathians , 271 species of plants are listed in the red book, local black currants are included here, i would certainly like to look at them, stone breakers, polonsky primroses , and the horses are short, which grow at all again? grew up, well,

natalie, i wish you a quiet evening, take care of yourself, think strong.

is the natalie to the i know is that, but we appreciate you joining us every hour. and now that was a so message from the amc create here based on the details on what he had to say this as well the secrets the general of the african national congress, freaking them. but do law has also said that there is nothing to say to rates about the parties performance that the elections for the state. so that will be in c, it has one of the most results in this eviction the results. so a significant decline. the n c support from previous evictions before the stating that wall is rather the all civil factors that contribute to the decline who supported the results send a clear message to the is c. and as the is the they wish to send a message to the people of so that's because that they have heard their concerns at the participating that to secure a 50 percent of the 400 seats and the national assembly as also spock discussions over how it coalition could be formed, it's more of a part to use to form a government. and under the constitution, a new parliament must convene within

uh okay, just uh, natalie is 8068 people are being killed in separate incidents. uh over 1800 uh the some of the situations have taken place the previous times. so we are talking about a serious uh, incident that continues to happen from one time to another uh the, the people and then and the m, and especially in trouble. uh, you don't have the like the capabilities and also the, the to nice of this into not you crisis management. so uh, so supervising this appraising risk appraisers are appealing for over $140000000.00 us dollars in order to equip the rescue a bridges there in order to cut off all the product and to the this does scenarios for migrants. the conference is underway in berlin to shore up support for ukraine's reconstruction after the war. ukrainian officials are trying to persuade international allies and investors to finance the long term recovery. the cost of rebuilding ukraine over the next decade is estimated and nearly $490000000000.00. and presidents alarm resolves cases. russian assets should be used to pay some of that, but we need to divide

you ask you the yeah, the other survival is natalie. somebody was talking about 71. people have been rescued of the many costs. a local uh, people are going to fishermen who have taken part in this rescue operations. also some of the people have been taken to hospitals in order to be treated. so we have talked about about the continuation of the people of losing their lives. take you to the uh, the res risk p trapped from the a some one of our freak out towards a young man, especially just to the shop. uh, which is the b roads where natalie, hundreds of thousands of people are taking this risky tribes and all of that. so in search for better lives, the knots aiming as human by the crossing young men towards adults. countries in a bit to didn't search for better lives without talking now about the death of 49 people in the previous uh, okay, just a natalie a, a is eighty's. 68 people are being killed and separate incidents over 1800 of the so some of those situations have taken place in previous times. so we are talking about a serious a incident that continues to hap

our reporter natalie pirks rounds up the stories from the italian capital.other gold for host italy to keep them on top of the medal table. on a british point of view, there were two medals, a silverfor charlie dobson in the men's a00m and a bronze for molly caudery in the women's pole vault finals. for charlie, another personal best in what is a fantastic season so far for him. he said he was over the moon and could not be happier to take silver in what was his first individual major 400 metre final. the race was won by belgium alexander doom with a new championship record.

he's been part of the club scene since the 19 i think one of the big topics is professor natalie is ation. it's getting more and more professionalized, restarted in berlin, with all of the building wall and we had like empty fix raise. you had was not to pay any rent. the electricity was still on and you just could start to raise the full of the boat and war. once the beginning of the city is collapsing, as we know it today. empty buildings are found in east berlin. a little flaps were born off to autism, and others broke into basements and started to copy this. for example, here's the one that club opened below the phone levels of a department store and earned berlin. it's titled as capital off tech. no. before long tech know had become massively popular though the last right, which began as a political demonstration in 1989 became a huge techno party with around 1500000 ravens attending during its peak in 1999. these days, bowlens clubs, a well famous like background which opened in 2004 as the name of the world's best club. many times as far as the city's clubs seemed, as we know, it's

he's been part of the club scene since the 19 i think one of the big topics is professor natalie is ation. its getting more and more professionalized, restarted, and prelim with the fall of the berlin wall and we had like empty fixed threes. you had not to pay any rent. the electricity was still on and you just could start to re the full of the boat and water once the beginning of the city is collapsing, as we know it today. empty buildings are found in east berlin. a lot of clots were born off to autism, and others broke into basements and started to copy this. for example, here's the one that club opened below the form levels of a department store and earned berlin. it's titled as capital off tech. no. before long tech no had become mess if the pumps you though the law, right, which began as a political demonstration in 1989 became a huge techno party with around 1500000 ravens attending doing its peak in 1999. these days burdens clubs a well the same, like back kind which opened in 2004 as the name of the world's best. not many times fuss is the cities clubs. see it as we know it's in

and we have a game tomorrow against natalie to tell like, arrival team product because this is what we need to keep the communities together. people up showing up for games and i can just see in the face is how much the team is inspiring them to keep on. and the girls know they feel it to the feel the responsibility and then actually handling it on to the teams captain. his food, the bjork or loves daughter. like so many others. she was torn away from her home and for community i absolutely hated like i'm such as like a home funny to really love mine and all the people in the tell, like just the community. it's really like really sad like during this time business like landscape, who's the enter. teammates currently train 6 times a week. they're in the middle of iceland premier league season. but basketball has become much more than just a game for the green, the big players. we can meet up at the court and it's safe and it's happy. and we can actually fight and argue, let out some energy and it's good. it's good for everybody. cool to players on time . back at the university of icelan

our correspondent natalie pirks is in the italian capital.l, another very busy night began with back to back championship records in both the men and women's 400 metre hurdles from world champions karsten warholm from norway and femke bol from the netherlands in the women's 10,000 metres, britain's megan keith took a very well earned bronze. she'd already secured her place in paris, so this was a nice, unexpected bonus. there was yet another gold for italy, though, from nadia battaglia with a national record and a personal best. there was a thrilling photo finish in the women's 200 metres. the defending champion, switzerland's mujinga cambage, just pipped britain's daryl nita to gold. both ran a season's best in that race, and nita afterwards said she was disappointed. but the night belonged to the world and olympic high jump champion gianmarco tamberi. it was like an exhibition out here. he was all on his own jumping where others had failed, and he defended his european title with his trademark half beard. such an entertainer. at one point,

after the eldest son left, almost nothing was known about nikolai nikolsky, the groom of the heroine natalieseem, flared up brightly for a long time. he played vasenka sarafanova while still a third-year student, so he, like no one else, was ideal for this character, because his nature was so neurotic, a little bit hysterical, very impulsive, but it correlated very well with the character, because as his colleagues remember, in life he was very similar to this vasenka, just like - vulnerable, defenseless, at the same time , something like this... to earn a pension in the end, all these questions remain unanswered, unfortunately, one day the director brought his daughter olga to the set, she still remembers the atmosphere of sincerity , in which it took place work, i was on the set, they were just filming an episode, it was morning and vasenka came out and evgeniy palovich said that from... i said, i have an idea, they were just filming this episode, and they sat me somewhere nearby with a sound engineer, behind some cabinet, and literally there, a few minutes there, well , half an hour, but