belarusian theater as a theatrical idea of ​​pencilkovich, but, unfortunately, later the manuscript ps was i'm sure radshkovichi will especially like the gourmet. after all , there is a snail farm here, which will be interesting to visit for both adults and children. now snail farms are becoming more and more popular, so it is not necessary to go to france to try this delicacy. and it is also very interesting to learn how they are grown. it turns out that this is a whole science on farm you can learn a lot of interesting details about the life of african and mediterranean snails for this a special tour is organized here. and what are you doing so that they do not run away , run away from our home-made table, we did it all with our own hands. we have salt here. these are the sizes she specially put in a v-shaped jar. this is an electric shock for the snail, salt and sugar for the snail. this is just an electric shock, therefore, touching the salt with its antennae, the snail immediately twitches and goes back to the snail, it has a memory, no matter how strange, yes, and therefore, when the

. >> brian: that is the transition i was looking for, thank you. ps-88s, they thought would be okay to put illegal immigrants. the council members, these people are way to the left. notified ps-188 will accept migrants with no time frame when the gym will return to the community in coney island. there is nothing for them to do, they will not be able to look for a job because they are not in the heart of the city. in the city 140 sites, hotels and sites converted, eight mega-shelters open in the city. where is the mayor of new york city that has the right to send illegal immigrants to the suburbs, they are a sanctuary city. rockland isn't a sanctuary city. it doesn't mean the suburbs have to be poisoned. these might be great people issue not the way you do things. >> will: like everything else, the policy is virtue signal. i have a big heart, i will accept everyone. who is paying for it? oh, you are. food they don't like, dumping in the stairwells. they get drunk and fight and they had to send cops and ambulances because of another brawl with illegal i

what i didn't know was workforce development and the history of ps. the first thing i thought of was this. and it irrelevant is inpoir to know i could be a per of a park system at the dawn of historic ps and able to meantor and bring other people to a living wagion in a city is a massive bridge and manage we all take seriously. and want to say thank you. circumstances other flow to other cities looking for something else we are committed to the department. and we have long bonds throughule of our experience together and it brillien the parks have been brought in. thank you. i'm mark. again. i was the second class of apentises. i was policed here and the gardener for city hall plaza and miniparks. we had all of the parks between here and dog pitcher at 23rd and it was a long stretch example we watcheds they built mission bay. sitting for know our every day the foundation of this complex long over due now they are coming in line the foundation of the complex to serve the residents and shethe city cares about them as new residents than i may not be new re

the world that we had gotten a little light with watching exactly where our ps and qs were, and we got religion. and that was a good ten years ago. we're going to continue to see these political grandstanding and last minute negotiations, but if i was a betting man, i'd say that we get a deal before the 3-day weekend starts. there's no reason to default, there's no reason to not pay our bills, this is strictly political behavior that we can look through. and you're right, it's scary and a lot of investors are rightfully concerned, but the reality of the situation is we've never ultimately defaulted on anything, we're not going to start today despite all the rhetoric. you've got to hold your breath and walk through it. lauren: well, i mean, i feel like it's a pure rallied today. it's really astronomical. final question, final topic, and that is inflation. so there's a 61 and change percent chance that the fed hikes for the 11th time in a row when they meet next month, but there's the also talk the, keith, of then what? if a hawkish skip. maybe not a cut, but it'll be a final, it'll be the final hike and then

>> this is a physical expression that the body was, well, it was designed to experience, and ps, it'snteresting turn by really focusing on the relationship between the women and telling the story of them as really soul mates together as well. >> you did the right thing, buying that apartment. you love it, right? >> yeah. >> and you won't be alone forever. >> historically, women are often set up in narratives in which only one can succeed, and so, showing women not competing with each other and as supporting each other was also an important narrative change. >> okay, girls, see you tomorrow. >> okay. >> okay. >> night, night. >> the show had a message of freedom and liberation especially for women that really resonated. i think sex and the city helped make hbo a place where people would think, "i wonder what they're doing next." we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking abou

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ps 188 and ari kagan. first off lakeisha to you, how did you find out your school was going to be used? when we received the message is. >> brian: how does that work all of a sudden the gym is used by other nations and the students just go to school and just don't have gym that day? >> yes. it was very hurtful. patients were outraged there wasn't enough time or notice for parents as you noticed friday morning when they came in school is when they found out. and then saturday night they were there. >> ari, as a council member, when did you find out. >> the first time i find out from social media, actually, because principal of the school sent emails to parents emergency management on the facebook. that was the first time i learned about it i started to call city hall agents asking what is going on here. >> brian: is that acceptable? >> absolutely not acceptable. social media not the way of notifying communities, elected officials, parents, you know, like i shouldn't have learned from social media. and then i was told oh, like it's not going to be used today. so later on. if you have infl

has a very compelling personal story ps a compelling record, especially as being a business friendly candidate that works well with the trump administration and was seen as sort of the backbone some of those economic policies. the very, very difficult part of this the crux of the issue is how do you get from 2% or tim scott is an most polls right n now, 2:30 or 40% or a place where you can compete with trump? frankly the more of these candidates that jump into the race, the better for president trump because it divides the field and it actually benefits the more established candidate. so, tim scott has a great story for your absolute right. but a lot of ground to cover frequency has been preaching unity, hope and redemption. is that a message that would resonate with the trump base are they looking for something else? what such a great question. i do not see how you can make up that ground without going after trump directly and distinguishing yourself. i do not think a positive message as hopeful as it is and as many republicans wish the party was perhaps headed in that direction overall will necessarily do that. once you are on that debate stage

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with the pandemic, let's close the schools, it was the most vulnerable children in our country hurt most,. >> i want people to understand the makeup of ps 172 in particular. you really could say this about pretty much any inner city school here in new york, when the city government said they are in the adjacent gym, they are 20 feet i can't apart. these children, very young children were housed potentially going to be long-term, everybody says no, no, no from the city's office, from the mayor's, it was short-term. the parents won on this. just a few minutes before this show began, miguel chico said he was part of that, we stood out, we organized in front of the school, you saw some of that video they said, look, we have a heart for the immigrants, water, showers they can't get that here in the gym, our girls need to be protected, too. they don't need to be with the adults. the parents won. it's interesting of course we win, our voices matter. but more importantly he kept his kids home. so, the school has no way to do anything but become a shelter if the kids aren't in the school. which was effective but again the kids pay as you said du

he said, you know, i was in the fourth grade when you brought hank zipzer back to ps 87 and read it tot a little duck who wants to be a detective. >> oh, my god. >> who gets her eyes checked. it is an amazing thing. >> you brought it all -- >> she gets her eyes checked. >> so she can be a detective. >> i love this. >> weaving everything together. >> the fourth and final season of "barry" airs on hbo and hbomax. henry winkler, thank you very much. >> you're so welcome. can i just say, no matter what you think writers are so important. >> that's beautiful. that does it for -- oh, my gosh, we're late. that does it for us this morning. ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now.

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while john durham acknowledges the fbi was obligated to examine the russia allegations, he still is critical of the bureau's work on social media, trump posted e an psobert anderson. >> it has been a big deal and i hope we have clarified all these things that have caused this problem. in the end , i hope it never happens again. >> reporter: monday the fbi released a statement saying it's leadership has implemented dozens of corrective actions that is says could have prevented missteps made in 2016. >> even with the changes that the fbi said it is made, john durham recommends a new position be created to handle politically sensitive investigations in the future. >> this is a pretty big deal. this report, we noted, it mentions how the fbi engaged with the hillary clinton campaign at the time. tell us more about what you found out about that. >> john durham's report said the fbi treated the trump and clinton campaigns differently, in particular when it came to information about russia involvement in the 2016 election. according to the report they warned the the clinton camp about russian interference in 2016 but did not warned the trump team about the

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ps. >> the problem is they're being trained on things that are not verifiable, reddit, internet. >> yes. >> if it wasnal law case, i mean, those are things that you can set against as a standard. right now they don't have those as a standard. part of the reason is they haven't figured out copyright. >> you have to create an incentive structure. that's why it comes back to a national security question for the united states of america. i wonder, mark, you look at threats to our country from points abroad. do you get the sense that people are looking at this on the same level as a potential threat from within? >> certainly. i mean, certainly the european model has been discussed and the european countries and governments are looking at this differently. there's a lot of foreign actors looking at the potential to exploit this. >> right. >> you know, not only for foreign purposes but for domestic purpose against their own -- for the domestic audience to manipulate their own populations, right. there's any number of united airlineses -- uses of this that these governments can weaponize and utilize. this is

they were farmers, black smith ps, barbers, laborers, and soon enough they were soldiers for the republic. there was no doubt of that when the 54th appeared on the dunes of morris island, before the twilight on july 18, 18363. -- 1863. they were in south carolina to take battery wagner, a seemingly unsurmountable obstacle between the union army and the port of charleston. when the 54th had marched to within 300 yards of the fort, shots streaked overhead. they were ordered to the ground, until the fire had passed, then they rose. they charged forward, through sand and marshy water, as the sun sank in the western sky. and as they reached the fort, battery wagner exploded with fire. the 54th was razed, like grass before the mother sc ythe, one hoosier survivor wrote afterwards. in the end, the regimen lost nearly 300 men that night, over 40% of its ranks. fort wagner remained in confederate hands. among the dead were hoosiers thomp -- thomas ampy and john wilson. they didn't simply fall for a good cause. their bravery at battery wagner turned a tide. you see, it shattered prejudices about the supposed

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