you know, like, that's the special thing about renata. man: ooh. well, they come to the dungeon. man: ha ha ha! man: i think, like, the history of berlin in the last 20 years is like a novel. iean, you have a great entry, you know. it's like an emptiness. it's--it's an adventure. and then it gets more mature in a way. it gets more complicated. it gets more complex. and it gets more successful, and it gets more, uh, uh...colorful. [techno music playing] man: sometimes if something is established, it starts to suck. and this is not what happened here. all the established nightclubs that are legal are owned by people that started illegal parties and became legal. which means, the owners of the clubs, they really know what it's about. man: this scene is so much bigger than people out there can imagine, you know. they're thinking we're opening this door at 11:00 in the evening, and, um, doing a strange party, and the next day it's all over. it's a little--little culture and a little onomy. man: it's not common for german cities to be that attractive for the rest of the world. it's a v

mom, you have a daughter, renata, and a son.to you, maybe arsene is similar in his abilities, he has such a rather tenacious mind, and renata, probably, it seems in temperament, she is such an emotional girl and as quick-witted as me. and why are your children better than you, firstly, they are freer; after all, not much attention was paid to the development of personality. we have always had it. here is a team there, a team there, uh, we should be comfortable for everyone and now the children do not have this. children try to show. to do well for yourself to be happy, and my children and i traveled a lot and still travel. they see different countries and see relationships and education and a very large social circle. would you like them to choose a public profession for themselves, and i would like to because the creative profession is it's like a hobby. if you are still paid money for this hobby, then there is no greater happiness, but for this you need to burn and get sick, and you cannot live without it. but i don’t see that

home, the remainder will go into the power grid and can be used by other consumers thanks to this, renatall receive a discount on electricity i just hoping to save a little game is normal for me because everything that is in the power grid is then used somewhere else last year austria imported 80% of natural gas from russia which also used to produce electricity now imports match as 50% reported by the austrian minister of the environment solar panels compensate for about one third of the annual electricity consumption in the capital their number has increased eightfold reports euro news if i sit at home works remote and the sun shines i can use a solar station to for example, start the air conditioner and the computer and then it pays off, but if i am not at home and there are no other consumers, then i have to pay the european union plans to abandon russian gas in the electricity grid by 2028. russia is not a reliable supplier, says the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. the kremlin is arbitrarily reducing supplies . the gas pipeline was turned off for prevention and

bye bye. bye bye renata well, three weeks have passed, so listen to you.rl the same way? treat purr until i see you. farewell manamur. and now you looked in the mirror saw your reflection there. it is not for you liked. maybe it's time to think ural yes , you're gone, friend, it's called gone. and if suddenly you need the help of a psychologist, i need such help, i need to manage. movies on fridays don't worry, everything is fine on friday at 21:20 on the channel, russia so what did i say at the bank? thank you . sorry i entered from the wrong entrance. i'm igor, i called you. you have a very beautiful garden gardener. begonia rex yes, you have a house, of course. huge huge excuse me, i can look around his office. yes, of course, go to the second floor . gregory what kind of person was he? strict restrained liked to keep everything under control. hi hi. listen, well, thanks to your efforts, our site has become almost like a japanese garden. imagine how beautiful it will be in the spring, when it all blooms, and in the summer. you yourself get off. what a b

i will leave you with the term that renata said. that's our tagline for today. thank you all. [applause]

renata salikhova involved in the murder of the cossack chieftain, vyacheslav belanenko, june 3, 2010.gional court deprived renat salikhov rank of colonel of militia and sentenced to a life sentence of freedom with serving the sentence in a correctional colony of special regime. according to our fellow journalists, even the unbridled leaders of the regional organized crime groups, the russians supported the trade union with the colonel, allegedly. automatic relationship or have us go to jail or have them shot back. here is the fate of all these and criminal authorities. and there, let's say kulagin leader, he was shot, dotash planted fedot pavlenko, he is sitting with his entire group. then it means that the russian club spokedovsky also shot him, the tatar trade union, too, an attempt on the representatives and the entire poaching fraternity of the region begins with ordinary fishermen, sturgeon and ending with bigwigs and mining business. everyone in the region was afraid of him and wanted to deal with him. the fighter, a sort of crime, did not let bandits and neighboring republics i

renata is part of a wider shakeup by the parent company match after financial results were not as goodat we spoke to were two weeks ago. surgeons have used virtual reality to successfully separate brazilian twins born with fused brains. doctors in brazil and britain wore vr headset to test techniques before operating on the three —year—olds. before operating on the three -year-olds-— -year-olds. there is a lot of planning _ -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved _ -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved in - -year-olds. there is a lot of planning involved in this - -year-olds. there is a lot of| planning involved in this type of surgery and all the planning rooms in the simulation runs we did, the actual surgery for the actual surgery i physically went to rio and did the surgery there with the team. it was an exceptionally talented team there and with our experience we managed to deliver a good outlook. , , outlook. scientists in the united states _ outlook. scientists in the united states have - outlook. scientists in the i united states have created outlook. scientis

renata, let me start with the privileged review team that has already done the work a special master would do. we're three weeks out from the search. does this make the special master less useful, necessary here, or likely that it will be approved? >> ordinarily what i would say is that the special master is essentially moot. the review is completed, the intelligence community in the executive branch already has all the documents in question, so there's nothing left to do. i think to the extent to which you can make sense at all of the strategy on the trump team's side, they may still be pushing this idea of executive privilege. usually a special master relates to attorney-client privilege. they had a fairly bizarre request that the special master review this for executive privilege, which is bizarre for a lot of reasons, primarily because the entity that is seizing these documents is the executive branch. so having executive privilege, keeping documents from the executive branch is very odd, to put it mildly. so the judge could pry to reach on that issue, but i have trouble seeing a

under zelensky , denys shmyhal headed the renata akhmetova is already leaving the business empire, ando their representatives, of course, ukraine is the country that defeated the political oligarchy space ukraine well divided between the oligarchs they are all the time e, as if such a brownian movement is happening, everyone is trying to chop something off from a neighbor in exchange for a certain gratitude to zelensky personally, the oligarchs get access to the wealth of ukraine or sometimes they don’t, which is why annoying assassination attempts happen, as in in the case of sergei shefir, who in the president's team is engaged in the redistribution of positions and financial flows. brothers shefer sergey boris a-a. they can be safely called the first producers of zelensky's acting talents sergey shefir is we are familiar with him. this is such a person, basically closed, but a kind of think tank, and zelensky in this sense, of course, well, an extremely primitive and very manageable person, and therefore many political issues in ukraine are not resolved directly by zelensky, but dir

i will leave you all with the term renata said -- ranada said, no cap, no cap. that is all the time we have today. thank you all. [applause] you, from the halls of congress to daily press briefings to remarks from the president. scan the qr code at the bottom to keep up. subscribe today using the qr code or visit c-span.org/connect to subscribe anytime. >> and now to a conversation about our brands nuclear program.

there were certainly a chance that after the after 20 renata does retire and leave government service and he can tell his version of events at some point in time. perhaps he might even follow the path of so many other former trump officials, and wait for a memoir to be published. >> they all do, it stephanie, they'll do it. keep in mind that tony ornato, well as secret service agent for so many years that is very much a political actor in the trump white house, so much so that trump elevated him from a secret service detail to become deputy chief of staff. a political appointment to guard and protect the presidents schedule, his whereabouts, where he was going. he was a very close and very loyal friend and aide to president trump. >> how many more people are going to tell us, the country was in trouble, the democracy was at risk, he was unhinged, so i did nothing to stop it at the time, but then i wrote a book about it. how many more are going to do that? i want to know who buys them. phil rucker, joyce vance, katie benner, and to the new york times, please give her a big long vacatio

renata akhmetova, they say, when mixed with another metal, radioactivity will no longer matter.attitude of the kiev authorities to the accident at the chernobyl nuclear power plant and this is a real threat. now the nato countries are declaring that they will not send their troops to ukraine in a way that is fraught with a direct clash with russia and unpredictable consequences, but that's the point. the fact is that not everything can depend on the position of the west, which was proclaimed today on march 4, 2022 . volodymyr zelenskyy has already tried to draw nato forces into the conflict with statements about the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, these were just words, which means that kiev authorities are not enough verbal statements here. eh, we see eh, this is such a cunning monster, quite a monster, very dangerous, very dangerous. well, i think we should. and at the present time they are looking at the most diverse, including the most dangerous scenarios for the development of events, organizations at ukrainian nuclear facilities physical provocations compar

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. >> my name is renata robinson, we are a grassroots organization that covers the entire state of georgia. we rolled out our disinformation program in january and are focused primarily on disinformation that disenfranchises black voters. i look forward to this panel discussion this morning. >> my name is kyle, i'm the communication associate at aapi vote which is the largest nonpartisan organization looking to engage cpi's by political engagement. we cannot empower our communities to get involved in voting and everything else if there exposed and the target of disinformation. we do monitoring of narratives related to voting rights, democracy, elections, and narratives about our community and narratives that emerge from our community. really excited to be part of this panel. >> thank you all. i will started off with a question. disinformation usually lives within our communities and oftentimes it is about our communities which is an important discussion. each disinformation brings different problems. how do you see that? >> i will start more at a macro level and i know my panelists will ta