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additional funding for america reframed provided by open society foundations, acton family giving, park foundationhe reva and david logan foundation. additional funding for this episode was provided by phi lambda charitable trust. ♪ ♪ recently, i decided to go on the journey to go find my dad, a man that i hadn't seen in 30 years. i remember the last time that i ever spoke to my dad. i was eight years old. i don't remember what it was. maybe he didn't come for a visit, or he missed my birthday, or didn't get me a present. i don't quite remember, but i do remember feeling angry. i remember feeling hurt. and my mom encouraged me to tell him how i felt. now my mom never badmouthed my dad. she never said he was a bad guy or he was a bad father. and i think even at that young age i knew what she wanted and i think i knew what was expected. so when my mom encouraged me to tell him how i felt, i remember calling him up on the phone, my mom was next to me on the couch, and i blamed him for this thing, or that thing, and i don't even remember. but i remember the last thing i ever said to my dad on the phon

park foundation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org. and by the frontline journalism fund with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. ♪ ♪ >> it's friday night in the west, and suddenly there are these reports of an armed uprising. >> now to that major development in the war in ukraine. trouble brewing within the russian rank. >> an unprecedented armed rebellion inside russia. >> it is shocking to see tanks in the streets in russia. we haven't seen anything like that since 1991 and 1993. >> very dramatic, indeed, historic development. >> the wagner chief has said his 25,000-strong force is ready to die. >> it's a real shock to the system to see these images and to understand what's behind them. >> narrator: leading the mutiny: yevgeny prigozhin, a mercenary renowned for his brutality. and until that

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additional funding for america reframed provided by open society foundations, acton family giving, park foundation the arts, and the reva and david logan foundation. ♪ (upbeat music) - when i looked at the archival, it was always really hard to watch that because that's how i remember my dad. - everyone that i've grown up with in love is at risk of being attacked or killed. (upbeat music) - our country is still in this place where we have this conversation about black versus white versus latino versus asian versus indigenous. we forget that so many of these communities are intermixed. - [man] and here's lonnie riding the pine, collecting splinters again. - pkew. - it's heavy, dad! (people laugh) (toddler babbles) - these are also american stories. these are also human stories and they're all relatable in my eyes. - [dispatcher] there's only one shooter, gunshot wound to the head. he is down. - [man] 311 to all units. - i felt an affinity for the story. - there is no protocol for these things. i don't know what to do. - [sarita] the punjabi sikh community is very strong. there's so many ways people

supervised by an expert in public-privatec- partnerships we have a philanthropic and nationalf park foundation, also hundreds of other friends organizations helping most parts nowadays, especially bigger parks. we welcome and are trying to be as innovative as begin working with those boards in those numbers to match money so the centennial match process is really helpful with that where we can put up 50% of the money that they would raise. apparently that is really great for fundraising, for donors but we worked a lot with our philanthropic organizations. they could do a lot of things sometimes quicker and faster for us, for the american people and then as part of a donation perhaps they can purchase a piece of land for us and donated over. we do utilize the public-private partnerships attended. we also have the ability through general agreements to work with somebody to share housing as an agent earlier. >> how do you use the philanthropic partners with great americaner outdoors act projects? >> in the planning stages of s a lot of insulatedm gone all the way but we ask that a lot of times to

in public-private partnerships we have the national parks foundation, hundreds of other organizations helping most parks nowadays, especially bigger parks. we welcome and trying to be as innovative as we can working with those boards and donors to match money. the centennial match process is really helpful with that where we can put up 50% of the money that they would raise. that is great for fundraising apparently for donors. we worked a lot with the philanthropic organizations. they can do a lot of things quicker and faster for us, for the american people, and then as part of a donation, perhaps they can purchase a piece of land for us and donate it over. we do utilize the public-private partnerships a ton. we had the ability to general agreements to work with somebody , perhaps with chair housing as a mentioned earlier. >> how do you use the philanthropic partners with the great american outdoors act projects? mr. reynolds: we are just in the planning stages of a lot of them so we have not gone all the way. we asked them a lot of time to help us add onto a project, so perhaps we --

at the national park foundation, we call this feeling 'wonder.' media? matthew mcconaughey and his wife decided to start letting him use it this year for his 15 birthday. is that too young or too old to logon? my personal view because it is coercive and will rot all of our brains is the best way to deal with kids is give them lots of stuff that is way more interesting than social media like hunting and fishing and anything to do with nature, baseball, especially dangerous things, like illicit. [laughter] >> like snake hunting? >> exactly. anything that is kind of scary. then there is less of an appetite for social media. you are a doctor, you have devoted your life to figure out what is ailing us. how bad is this for kids? >> i am a doctor but also a mother of three kids. i touched on social media and its health risks years ago. ultimately when it comes to social media it is another form of addiction. it leads to lies and mental illness. this is for adults, too. unfortunately, it is out there. it is really hard to not allow your children to be on

(vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. >>> trump's newest codefendant in the classified documents case is released on bond, after making his first federal court appearance. so who is carlos de oliveira? what we know about the mar-a-lago property manager, just ahead. >>> meantime in fulton county, georgia, a judge refused to remove the d.a. from the case. we're live in atlanta. >>> a georgia woman under arrest in the bahamas for allegedly conspiring to commit murder. the target? her husband who had filed for divorce. >>> those and more stories coming in right here at "cnn news central." >>> so who is carlos de oliveira? he just made his first appearance in the documents case. he's now been indicted on four criminal charges alongside his boss donald trump, as well as the former president's aide walt nauta. he came from portugal to seek a better life. started as a valet at mar-a-lago, later became a property manager, but he's not well known in trump's inner circle. with you former aide said i've never ahead of that person. me

(vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. >> i'm not willing to put any of the employees or the constituents that come to the courthouse in harm's way. i think that the sheriff is doing something smart and making sure the courthouse stays safe, that work is accomplished. we've been working two and a half years. we're ready to go. >> we are ready to go. the fulton d.a. foni saying a charging decision is coming. with friction on both sides, joining me now from outside the courthouse is nbc news, blaine, it's always good to talk to you. more courthouse workers have been told to work from home for most of august. we've known this for quite some time. the barricades have been erected. what else are we learning that could indicate how soon we might hear a charging decision? >> reporter: well, yes, we're fully expecting to hear the decisions sometime within the next three weeks. keep in mind we don't know who or if there will be indictments. this heightened security around the courthouse was raised in a red flag advance. the cleares

gentlemen, our next speaker is the superintendent of the national mall and memorial parks and is a great partner of the foundation. so please welcome mr. jeffrey reinbold. thank you. thanks, steve. good afternoon. thank you all for being here. behalf of the national park service, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to the korean war veterans memorial. it's a privilege to be here today to mark the 7/70 anniversary of armistice and the end of fighting in a very special welcome to the ambassador to our distinguished guests, all our visitors who traveled near and far to be here today, and most of all, to the veterans, the korean war and your families would also like to extend a special welcome to all of our guests from the republic of korea. we are grateful for your participation. we honor our collective armed forces that fought in the korean war. i also want to thank the national park service staff and especially our volunteers who interpret and maintain this memorial and help educate the more than 4 million people who visit here each year. and, of course, a heartfelt appreciation to general talalay, to director st

the first pile under the foundation pit of the future chelyuskintsev park station was driven on june7 . with a huge number of giant boulders, and a large ammunition depot was discovered at the station of the institute of culture, so sappers got involved in the creation of the subway, they had to block the dam and put the superstructure through the pipes. already in the first year of services. more than 80 million people used the subways, currently this figure is almost 226 million. the length of the three lines the minsk metropolitan area is more than 40 km long with 30 three uniquely designed stations. on july 2 , 1922, the future outstanding composer, honored art worker, people's artist of the bssr heinrich wagner was born in the musician's family . the parents decided the fate of their son. he will be a musician, as his father, at the age of 14, heinrich became a student at the warsaw conservatory after the outbreak of world war ii, the young man emigrated to belarus, which became his second homeland. the path of thunder based on the story by vasily bykov, the first belarusian tv

the first pile under the foundation pit of the future chelyuskintsev park station was driven june 16, the stretch of the academy of sciences park chelyuskintsev, metro builders encountered a huge number of giant boulders, and a large ammunition depot was discovered at the institute of culture station. so sappers were included in the creation of the metro. the svisloch had to be blocked off by a dam and a superstructure run through pipes in the first year, more than 80 million people used the services under the dugouts, at present this figure is almost 26 million. the length of the three lines of the minsk metro is more than 40 km with 30 three uniquely places. on july 2, 1922 , the future outstanding composer , honored artist of the bssr, heinrich wagner, was born in the family of a musician, the fate of his son was decided by his parents. he will be a musician, as his father , at the age of 14, heinrich became a student at the warsaw conservatory after the outbreak of world war ii, the young man emigrated to belarus, which became his second homeland of the wagners, and heinrich matut

foundations, referring to the new regulation of knowledge-based foundations, said that in the new evaluation system, 10 science and technology parks were placed as agents for approving start-up companies . the news was reviewed that the system before the evaluation of knowledge bases, we found a series of weaknesses in the opinion of experts in this field and knowledge-based companies of our level . i use it in the model evaluation regulations for the classification of knowledge-based companies was proposed. the companies are divided into three categories based on the process of the type of product and service they provide. they are divided into three categories: new knowledge-based companies, innovative knowledge-based knowledge, culture-based culture, and the amount of employment creation is considered one of the objectives of the new assessment regulation. there are several parameters that help the development of the economy. one of them is the number of companies. the other is the number of employment . support for start-up companies it can be done in the form of exemption from these researchers, in the form of support, someti

the new regulations for the evaluation of knowledge-based foundations, said that in the new evaluation system, ten science and technology parks were placed as agents for the approval of start-up companies . referring to the change the classification of knowledge-based companies to start-up knowledge-based innovation and technology, he said that in this system, various supports are considered for large technology companies in a way that leads to the development of the market for technological products. knowledge-based technology companies can spend their taxes as credits in start-up companies, so that the development of the company's path without chains is connected to each other . understanding the company technologists of the market development of the start-up company novavaran zanjan company aims to develop the market and ultimately develop the knowledge-based economy. university researchers to the industry and to the market. unveil the evaluation and support system for knowledge-based institutions and companies. in this new regulation, knowledge-based companies are divided into three new categories of innovation and techno

park reminds me of summer. - [announcer] this program was made possible in part by the chautauqua region community foundationo support the causes they care about now and into the future. and by the john r. oishei foundation, whose mission is to enhance the economic vitality and the quality of life for the buffalo niagara region. a proud sponsor of trolley park midway memories. additional funding provided by the following.

parking lot was flooded. two days later , we literally start concreting the foundation and finish it.ith the first trance money for the prototype is a reason to go.

. >> new jersey literally building the foundation for our nations entire wind energy park new jerseyil murphy calls it a monumental win for the state. when completed in 2025 could power up to half a million homes and create 3000 union jobs for the ocean wind project the largest approved offshore wind farm in the u.s. calls for 98 wind turbines, hundreds of feet tall to be built 15 miles off the coast of the jersey shore. but a lawyer representing three environmental groups is launching three state and federal lawsuits arguing the window project is being built in the migration corridors of endangered blue and bright we wells. that construction is being a rush without knowing the exact impact on ecological and marine life. >> the plan is not going anywhere we do not need to build these things in the next year to save the planet. and that to me is policy by panic. and we can destroy the coast line for the next 100 year old if we leap into something and do not think about it. >> according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration 45 wells of lot washed ashore dead so far thi

parks, mr. bahadri jahormi also said that the board of ministers agreed with the approval of the president of the shahid foundation by approving the regulations on making the government's allocation of funds more intelligent. on the sidelines of the meeting of the government board, he said that without the written consent of the parents of the martyrs, no action will be taken to arrange the graves of the martyrs. mr. ghazizadeh hashemi said on the sidelines of the meeting of the government board, if the consent of the parents of the martyrs is obtained , financing will be provided by the shahid foundation and its implementation will be with the municipalities. need to pass some time they are organizing and reforming 40 years old women and they are not reformed from the graves of the martyrs. this work is done by the officials of the municipalities. we have a financing cube, but according to the order of the supreme leader and what is in our constitution, we enter the field anywhere. let's take golzar shahada, we must get the consent of the parents of the martyr in the case of the action we are taking. now, we have

park. there are different ones that really develop ten or twelve years of experience, ten or twelve years of life and with knowledge of foundations and technology, enough and much more than the usual brokers, even they have disciplinary experience. the title of knowledge the foundation and these samples are granted, and these subsidiaries exist at a random form of every ten companies that evaluate the company, when something, for example, believes that this work will work, one of the actors in the field of growth will be increased, and the assessment system will be more important than the evaluation system . adding too they were protesting or having a client of scientific department in time and place to go to ten reputable centers, and no matter where the province is in less time, such as kamal khuzestan province company can be ten to ten in the morning, which are selected for the first phase to test companies to evaluate companies . that now, the duration of the assessment day of danesh banyan before the exercise was 50 days. in this executive regulation, how many days is it expected to reach? no, this number is between 50 and 9

foundation of the resort is old. gagra on the seashore, they laid the park , today it is called the seaside or aldenburg park, they plantedgave palms, cypresses, lemon and orange trees. and it almost does not drip, the hat is in abkhazia an accessory is necessary, because it will keep your styling in the heat and in the sun and even in the rain. well, if you have it for our back, the famous colonnade is one of the hallmarks of abkhazia and here is such an elegant central entrance gate, seaside park by the way, an interesting point, you noticed that the city calls gagra and gagra and in the plural went to gagra we rested in gagra but in fact , speaking in abkhazian, gagra does not bow, but this is still not a mistake, there really are two of them, because there is an old gagra and there is new gagra here we are now the old one where, by the way, rested before the russian empire, all uh above, yes, after that there was all the allied herbalist. more than 400 species of trees and plants from all over the world are collected in the seaside park fan palms from china coconut from south america date palms from the canary islands

foundation of the water quality determination device with quick response in place and design they produced this product for measuring surface drinking water, underground water sources, swimming pools and water parks, wastewater treatment, textile industries and metal production industries. this device is compatible with international standard methods for determining water quality, and it can be used in conventional and unconventional industrial, laboratory and operational environmental conditions. this product is also suitable for water quality control laboratories and centers that use nanotechnology in the water category. provide security for the species of plants that guarantees tehran university jihad researchers to localize a way to use insect sex molecules to combat agricultural pests and aromatic substances that the female insect spreads from itself, and if we do not need to be used by the insect . yum that one use it increases, and on the other hand, they have a high price. in order to make this substance for the team, in order to make it cost-effective, we went to the previous stages and synthesis because we did the chemical reaction stage this month in 2018. because it was only economic,

by the count; it was built near the parks on the basis of a wooden house, which at the beginning of the 20th century it burned down, then on the basis of the foundationy tried to build other buildings, but the estate itself was never restored. until archaeologists arrived in svisloch. i just see, as always, horse-drawn carriages were arriving. the estates fell into the front and walked along the central corridor. here you can see all this and the most important walk. that's how interesting the fate of the building itself is no longer there, and in sight, and the cellars on which they stood have survived to this day. why were they made so strong? one can only guess for sure, at that time people were digging some kind of underground passages and from here there is some kind of secret last that you can use and turn out to drink volkovysk, for example, well, there are such legends, but we have found and searched for now. not found getting out of the cellars of the gut. i ended up in the park guts on rare trees arrangement count did not stint. but the people of svislava still walk along the cozy alleys and paths. well done historian. hello hello, and volo

park. well, by the way, a new airport terminal building is being erected in kamchatka, it will serve 1.5 million passengers a year the builders are laying the foundationute to the new airport terminal according to the plans, according to the plans, guests will also appear nearby, so construction is going on, veronika kaberskaya saw. elizovsky airport is the air gate of kamchatka hundreds of thousands of people fly to the mainland every year, some to rest, and some to work ivan very often flies around the far east for business meetings. he says that the airport always makes the first impression of the city. i flew to you for the first time and did not like the airport very much. even some the first impression in the city is that the city will be very small, you know, it looks simple from the outside. uh, looks like a bus station. you know the old seriously. so, when i flew in, i looked, i think this is the airport or the bus station, in general, in fact. that's why we are waiting for the opening. i hope that next time, when we have already arrived, there will already be a new airport. the new air terminal complex will be 10 times larger than the old on

the presidential park to enslaved persons who labored to build the white house to the families who called it home. as a teacher i have always believed that education is the foundation of our democracy. that principle is reflected in the executive mansion and in the tireless work to preserve it. you the association help us remember the past so that we can continue to build a nation that lives up to our own timeless ideals. the pursuit of justice and equality the honor of service. and the strength of our unity. and as we make our way through this pandemic the association has helped our administration continue to connect with the people that we represent through virtual guides and an ever-growing body of historical scholarship. all of you here tonight are helping to -- the next chapter of this work with your time your talents and your treasures. thank you for your dedication to education and to honoring our country's history. since most americans can't yet visit the white house because of the pandemic. i've tried to bring the white house to them. traveling to almost 40 states in less than a year. on every trip in small town coffee shops and stunning museums i'm remind

park and finished the day in the mission district yesterday. san francisco state senator scott wiener participated in the cleanup organized by the international group we love you foundationar swimming areas in the east bay are closed during this warm 4th of july holiday. the east bay regional parks department reports a dangerous level of toxic blue green algae has created a holiday hazard in the water and it spans swimming, boating and fishing at lake temescal in the oakland hills and niles beach in fremont. experts say the toxic algae is especially dangerous during hot weather. warm temperatures, shallow bodies of stagnant water . that's what they love. but they can be in all temperatures , all waters, and they are found all over the world. experts say you should never drink water infected with toxic algae, even if you boil it 4th of july. fireworks are coming a day early for one east bay community. the richmond marina bay park is holding a 3rd of july event today from 5 to 10:00 tonight. fireworks begin at 915. will be a live music, food and activities for the whole family. if you're planning to go, don't forget to bring your lawn chairs and blankets. alameda county is

park. police say advance toward police officers and then ignored their repeated commands to drop his knife. these town halls we work to embody the foundationaledural justice is all about. we release facts known to us at this time about the incident. we will try to do so in a manner that is impartial and neutral. police also released photo evidence collected from the scene. the photos include a picture of a bloody knife, drugs on a dresser and pictures of the gun used by the officer involved in that shooting. my condolences and sympathies are with the victims and their family in this case. i also want to acknowledge the effect that this has on the neighborhood and broader community. san francisco police also say they will fully cooperate with the district attorney's investigation into the shooting. time now is 833. some people in the tenderloin say they are welcoming more help as the city deals with its feet in all crisis. the san francisco department of public health announced yesterday that its neighborhood based street care team now includes a psychiatrist at providing care in the community. twice a week, the executive director of code ten

national archive and the national archives foundation, like the tennis hall of fame, collections of the national archives, specifically the repository and, college park, maryland, and read my book as well as the articles that i've published about american tennis and althea gibson in the journal of sport history and the journal of african history. finally, i thank my publisher, oxford press. oxford has a long and storied history of publishing groundbreaking books, especially in women's history. african-american history and sports history. without a doubt. oxford university press is the proper press for serving herself. i extend gratitude to oxford's president nico fund humanities editor in chief theo caldera, the marketing and publicity team as represented by jostle in cordova and aaron cox. and last but certainly least, susan added our susan ferber, my editor, the executive editor of american and world history. biography is, a historical genre steeped in concern about origins and many years that i spent researching and writing serving herself. people have often asked me when i first learned about althea gibson. the question itself me because it speak

very land on which we stand is our foundation and can be a source of shared identity and common cause the task before us then is to ensure that our common forests parks rangelands and refuges scattered across the nation function as the public's land and not to preserve of one group or another for that undermines the promise of a democratic and ecological citizenship that might bind the nation together. one way we might begin to repair the earth and our politics is with the public lands. thank you so much, adam, and thanks for this conversation today. it's great to hear your insights. again. adam's book is called making america's public lands, and it's out now. i hope you'll all pick it up and read it. it's it's really full of. full of just very thoughtful commentary on these on a very complicated story that that affects all of our lives and affects them landscapes that i know all of us love. so thank you for joining us today. and i hope you'll join the next event at the national archives.

pull-ups, then you run to battery park and do more push-ups and pull-ups all to honor the men and women who lost their lives on 9/11 and to raise money for the navy seal foundationng to be my first time, and i got a little sample there. that's the founder of the event on the left and another friend of ours as we did the swim on wednesday. pete: how was it? will: you know, you wear fins which is a nice aid. the water's grosser than i thought, specifically around the island of manhattan. carley: what about the current? will: you fight it at times. you guys can go ahead and take the picture of me without my shirt on -- carley: i'm afraid if they drop the banner -- [laughter] oh, my goodness. will. will: yeah. so, look, pete knows what's up, he's done it twice. pete: i've done it twice, and i barely survived the first time because i didn't really train, and it was a spur of the moment thing. and the next year i trained and did it, but the current's what gets me, will. will: that's you on one of your efforts there. pete: yep. it all depends on what it's like that day, and i'm telling you the first year i was 25 meters from the statue of liberty for 25 minutes, and i

demolished entire parking lots, and dozens of mangled cars blocked the narrow streets, look what you've done. horror horror what horror it is too late to escape. i don't know the foundation was carried away to the house in the sea, and so they can't find the whole family washed away along with the house. in the tuapse district of the kuban my neighbors lived a house here, it was on this basement, that in some places young family, 22 years old girl and brother and sister 15 and 0.19 the consequences of a terrible tornado. here he, passing over the seas and forests , collects hundreds of tons, brought down branches and water on the nearest mountain over the tyumen and started almost 30 cars trapped in big water all night long could not find a way out. and when she found it , she carried everything that got in her way, for example, it was washed up here, even cars from neighboring yards. the first reaction, impotence, irina does not know how to put the car in motion, where to run is also not help. everyone refuses anything. the main thing is that the survivors calm down. the neighbors of the owner of this overturned car are still looking for at such a time, no matter how mu

the design vision and intent for the park spaces so that they can be properly cared for, programed and activated, going forward. so it's really intended as a foundationd out in terms of considering how to organize the management of the parks going forward. so yeah, so quickly, an overview of a few of the key goals of the document that we've been working on is really to provide guidance for the overall system, recognize that it is going to evolve over time as new parks come online and to lay out the fundamentals of the maintenance required for each of those parks. we're really looking at this in terms of levels of service, recognizing that each park will have a different profile in terms of its needs. and so we'll talk a little bit about that here as we go forward. we're looking at the specific requirements for engineering maintenance, landscape maintenance. janet services primarily. then there's other considerations as well. as i mentioned, with programing and activation that are not covered in this document. it's intended as a living document that will be taken on and refined and developed going forward. we're not going to solve all of this at this

park of pokrovskaya streshny will be completed this year. the building is part of a large manor ensemble of a specialist who has already strengthened the foundation and now they are restoring dilapidated sections of brickwork. they have already put in order the front gates built in the form of a triumphal arch in the russian style in order to restore their historical appearance. archival photographs of the restoration were used. there is also a two-tiered tower of the main house and borjomi. in the suburbs there is a struggle for a monument of burkovskaya archeology, a settlement on the banks of the klyazma. we have already talked about the fact that businessmen began cutting down the protected area. and now, the authorities near moscow have determined its boundaries, the prosecutor's office has carried out an inspection and it would seem that the construction was stopped, but the fence is standing and the equipment has not left, and all this is in places where, as scientists suggest, dmitry donskoy admonished the soldiers before the battle of kulikovo details from dmitry blaykov. a criminal case has gone from here. nothing was entrusted to burko

under a joint project of several charitable foundations, from our country and belarus restored the monument in the historical center of the city in victory parkfication of nations, as well as a tribute to the memory of the dead and injured children. in the children's park fillet , new places for recreation will be opened; greenhouses and a rope park; last year, the territory was put in order; playgrounds, nordic walking paths, a summer cinema and places for leisure activities for schoolchildren. there was an indoor arena for equestrian sports. and now you can practice equestrian sports here around the clock all year round. new grounds have appeared. sports arranged the price this year. we are planning to complete the overhaul of the building itself. and after that , additional circles and sections will open. after the improvement in the children's park , more than 100 events have already been held, including creative activities, tournaments and marathons. v in the sokol area on the leningradskoye shosse, the speed limit has been reduced from eighty to 60 km/h, which will bring innovations to drivers, where changes will still occur artyom kuzn