joining us now is no shock, many to contradict of rolling stone, the outgoing editor and chief and rolling stone, one of two bylined in the story along with -- it's nice to see, you. did i get any of that wrong, or the wrong way around? >> no, i think that's pretty much it. you know, look, on a therapist, which is a shocking, shocking revelation. first of all, i couldn't believe i found a trump white house therapist, and secondly i couldn't believe this person would talk to, me and thirdly i couldn't believe what this person told me. now, look, their boss told me on the record that it was just for military screening. we are just trying to make sure that they were okay with their top secret clearances. but here's the thing, this therapist saw civilians, to. so, there would not be a military issue. and this therapist said, yeah, the questions started out general and pretty basic, but this person felt like it went down a slippery slope into betraying confidential patient information. when you pair the looseness with which they handled the drugs with the looseness with which they handled patie

rolling stone adds this.ording to interviews with four senior administration officials and others with knowledge of the matter, the stimulant was routinely given to staffers who needed an energy boost after a late night or just a pick me up to handle another day at a uniquely stressful job. as one of the former officials tells rolling stone, the white house was quote awash in speed and it was not just speed. quote, the anti-anxiety medication xanax was easy to get. one unnamed source telling rolling stone it was kind of like the wild west. things were pretty loose. what someone needs, we're going to fill this. >>> this one other detail in this report tonight from rolling stone that i feel like we should point out. besides the prescription medication stuff outlined here, the white house medical unit provides counseling services. mental health stappers. a team of therapists. what happens in a counseling session is typically protected by patient confidentiality. but not in the trump white house. therapists worki

do they not remember who ran rolling stone?2017 the detail how coke was everywhere at the office if you heard an office door slam his pavlovian response was to find a who did cocaine without them. what happened to you? change her name to kidney stone you ossified believe or-mac -- [ bleep ] >> greg: did they realize as they describe the drugs that feel their profession. it's true entrenched in the information industry drug testing you to make sure you are on them. so what if some of trump's staff got prescriptions you would need a stimulant if you were around mike pencil day. the fact is the only thing higher than hunter during the biden white house is the price of eggs and trump's current poll numbers which is why these stories are going up as joe is in trouble so expect every possible shot to be launched at big orange, fake allegations, more drugs and sex in urine it's making me nostalgic for larry cutler's hot tub. as trump racks that primary wins they will get more desperate and that's coming from me, not some unnamed sourc

i did see rolling stone come.at against drug use. >> it is they they don't talg ue about the cocaine found in the white house they gloss over that. but in that storcocain they alsy that a staffer for the first lady went into the white house medicat lal once and asked for xanax and was told no. so know this rampant drug use is still somehow regulated. also that these international trips, which are incredibly grueling when you have to showml up and immediately face foreign dignitaries and foreign press corpgn s, that the whited house doctor would walk through the plane and be like, who need the p says what and tho track it. so all of this seems on the up and up. but again dn this is just a hit piece because now donald trump is the presumptive nomine trumpe. is ram what do you know? drug use is rampant, but let's go ahead and ignore the factpart was done legally, appropriately. and oh, there's hunter biden on donethere'r. exactly. kat, i don't know about you, but if i worked trump, i would be on drugs. >> he i mean,

y hay que destacar algo es el único invitado por los rolling stone en toda la gira que van a hacer aquíy con los iconos de rolling stones, o sea, y muy querido. hoy acaba de estrenar un dueto que le está yendo súper bien y todas sus canciones les va. siempre funcionan muy bien en todas las plataformas digitales y seguimos en el mundo de la música. y hablemos de elton john, que fue galardón por la biblioteca del congreso de estados unidos. miren esto. son flores. esto sucedió ayer en la noche. fue galardonado junto a su colega, el compositor bernie taupin, con quien lleva trabajando por más de 50 años. dijo que sin bernie nunca hubiese llegado al punto que está hoy en su carrera y que quizás habría terminado trabajando en una hamburguesería porque su vida hubiera sido completamente diferente. interpretó 3 temas. sus clásicos y puso a todo el mundo a bailar. así que más que merecido este gran reconocimiento y agradeció muchísimo a estados unidos y destacar que son británicos, pero dicen que se inspiraron mucho en la música de aquí de estados unidos y reciben este honor en nuestro país y e

peso, pluma es la portada de la revista rolling stone, estados unidos.otos espectacular vestido por grandes casas de moda e hizo un alto en la grabación de su próximo álbum llamado Éxodo, que saldrá a la venta el próximo verano. el artista aprovechó para hablar de su género musical y cómo vive este éxito. los corridos han llegado muy lejos y la música mexicana hoy en día está a otro nivel en el que está en el que estaba hace un año y creo que poder seguir aportando mi grano de arena y poder seguir aumentando los hits que se mantengan en las listas globales e es un logro más para mí y aportar a la historia de la música mexicana es muy. es muy satisfactorio y sobre todo este seguir representando mi bandera y seguir representando el género, nuestras raíces y poder llevarlo más allá de donde podamos. ella, ella sabe que está. y es que la música regional mexicana ha experimentado un auge. significa a nivel global, consolidándose como 1 de los géneros más populares y con mayor proyección en la escena musical. peso pluma es el exponente número 1 de este fenómen

down, tie these rolling stones down, but we didn't succeed. g . he was to stop them rolling. he was enormously pleased with himself and and mick both told me and keith and mick both told me later that the lord chief justice, the most important legal figure in the country, seemed so very nice and reasonable after this horrible little local judge who was called judge block block, a very good name, blockhead. yes, he was a blockhead, a blockhead and if the times hadn't been published , what do you think? published, what do you think? >> it would still have gone to the court of appeal rapidly, or that would have been delayed? >> i think it would. it wasn't only times, only that the sunday times, which linked which was only tenuously linked to times in those to the daily times in those days, had also published the same piece by their political hugo young, their political correspondent, and there was a general feeling that, you know, this local court had just gone batty. really. even the police, the police agreed the local police agreed with that. th

down, tie these rolling stones down, but we didn't succeed. lling . he was to stop them rolling. he was enormously pleased with himself and and mick both told me and keith and mick both told me later that the lord chief justice, the most important legal figure in the country, seemed so very nice and reasonable after this horrible little local judge who was called judge block block, a very good name, blockhead. yes, he was a blockhead, a blockhead and if the times hadn't been published , what do you think? published, what do you think? >> it would still have gone to the court of appeal rapidly, or that would have been delayed? >> i think it would. it wasn't only times, only that the sunday times, which linked which was only tenuously linked to times in those to the daily times in those days, had also published the same piece by their political hugo young, their political correspondent, and there was a general feeling that, you know, this local court had just gone batty. really. even the police, the police agreed the local police agreed with that

this is rolling stone, potential 2024 chaos.to 20, local republican officials in eight different states have refused to certify election results. if local election officials nationwide decide on mass to refuse to certify results, it could be crucial to determining the next president. it could create chaos and some way to challenge the outcome of the november election. local republican election officials in some of these cases over the last few years have demanded audits and hand recounts and even when all the audits and recounts show the same results they still refuse to certify the election. because it's not about what the voters have actually voted for. it's about setting up a system that can deliver only one possible result. this is the way it works in many parts of the world. it has not been the way it works here. they are trying to change that, and we've got phr-r -- more on that story next, stay with us. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white pr

publishing rolling stones reports that the administration staff of the forty-fifth american presidentcular. psychostimulants, they were given to those employees who needed to cheer up after a difficult night; for example, donald’s employees worked in this state. trump, who wrote him speeches on foreign policy, and kim, if you remember, trump called rocktman, and considered his missiles super-duper. the then popular antidepressant, synox, helped to survive stress and calm down; if you mix it with alcohol, you can forget about everything problems, rolling stones tells us. have you ever looked at the actions of the white house under trump and wondered: are they on drugs? in some cases the answer would be yes, absolutely yes. in january , the defense department's inspector general released a report detailing how the white house medical office during the trump administration distributed prescription substances with minimal oversight and grossly lax record-keeping. investigators have repeatedly noted that the department ordered many thousands of doses of the stimulant modefinilo, which has

this is the headline on new reporting published today in rolling stone.. election deniers refusing to certify results. quote, in at least 15 instances since november 2020, local republican officials in eight different states have refused to certify election results. if local election officials nationwide decide en masse to refuse election results this year, it could slow certification of statewide tallies crucial to determining the next president. it could create chaos as well as a false basis to challenge the next november election. local republican election officials in some of the cases the last few years have demand audits and hand recounts. even when they show the same results, they still refuse to certify the election, because it's not about what the voters ohave actually voted for. it's about setting up a system that can deliver only one possible result. this is the way it works in many parts of the world. it has not been the way works here. they're trying to change that. and we've got more on that story, next. stay with us. us ma, ma, ma— ( clears

>> stephen: there is a lot of buzz about this "rolling stone" cover of yours.ence to know that i think it's a perfectly lovely cover. we were asked by cbs not to show it. they thought it would be not a good idea for us to show it and i don't understand why because there is the cover right there. [cheering] i want to say that you will better in a jock strap than i ever did. why do you think this upset a lot of people to see you in this. there are people, there are people like losing their mind on x going "rolling stone turns kristen stewart into a man to push gender ideology on its readers." >> kristen: so scary. >> stephen: why do you think people got upset about this? >> kristen: well. okay, let's keep this light. you know, i think it's a little... it's a little ironic because i feel like i've seen like a lot of male pubic hair on the cover of things. i've seen like a lot of hands in pants and unbuttoned -- i think there's a certain overt acknowledgment of like of female sexuality that is, you know, has its own volition in a way that is annoying for people who

, and also, writer at rolling stone, a newsletter on sub stack.nk you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >>> how much commonality is between the different types of incidents you found, and the 15 different incidents you reported since 2020, in which local republican officials have refused to certify election results? >> the commonality is that they are not based in reality. they are carried out by people who believe lies and conspiracy theories about widespread election flood fraud. >> reporter: in terms of where this is coming from, is it essentially organized centrally? you do describe some links and network patterns between these groups, in some cases they seem to be funded by the same sorts of entities, attending the same sorts of conferences, subscribing to the same sorts of sources of information, but are they effectively working together to try to cede doubts about 2024? >> only in that they are reading and observing the same materials about, you know, election fraud and conspiracies as a lot of other americans are. you know, it is

also on the show, what do the white house, rafael nadal and rolling stone magazine have in common? websites — they're all powered by wordpress. so i decided to catch up with the big boss of the free software giant that powers huge amounts of the world wide web. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, it seems not a week goes by without farmers somewhere taking to the streets, complaining about the difficulties of making ends meet. it's an industry that's crucial to economies everywhere, as well as global trade and, of course, an industry that's fundamental to human survival. problems ranging from cheap imports to strict rules about the environment and animal welfare, as well as those powerful supermarkets. it all means that farmers have been protesting across the globe, from europe, the uk and india, forcing politicians to listen. the farming industry is also having growing political influence in places including the us and new zealand, as an unprecedented number of countries hold elections this year. there'

also on the show, what do the white house, rafael nadal and rolling stone magazine have in common? websites — they're all powered by wordpress. so i decided to catch up with the big boss of the free software giant that powers huge amounts of the world wide web. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, it seems not a week goes by without farmers somewhere taking to the streets, complaining about the difficulties of making ends meet. it's an industry that's crucial to economies everywhere — as well as global trade — and, of course, an industry that's fundamental to human survival. problems ranging from cheap imports to strict rules about the environment and animal welfare, as well as those powerful supermarkets, it all means that farmers have been protesting across the globe, from europe, the uk and india, forcing politicians to listen. the farming industry's also having growing political influence in places including the us and new zealand, as an unprecedented number of countries hold elections this year. ther

from billie eilish and taylor swift to the rolling stones and blur, the nominees for this year's britu could go ahead... but the biggest name on the shortlist is raye. no—one in the history of the brits has been nominated as many times in a single year. she's already been named songwriter of the year and has seven other nominations, including best album and best artist. # i don't want to feel how i did last night... it's a vindication for the pop star, who had to fight to be freed from her record label after they refused to release her debut album. as far as the industry was concerned i was down and out. never in my wildest dreams did i feel like trying again would mean seven brit nominations! # watch me dance! this year the best artist category has been expanded to ten nominees, after criticism of an all—male shortlist in 2023. six of this year's nominees are women, including jesse ware, 0livia dean, and dua lipa, who will perform at the show. also performing is nigerian star rema, who is up for best international single, recognising the increasing popularity of african genres like a

the stone, the um menace stone, was rolled -- immense stone was rolled away.onishment of the women is our aa sonnishment finish astonishment of us as well with. from this, everything begins anew. a new path leads through the empty tomb. the path that none of us but -- [inaudible] could open. the path of life in the midst of death. the path of a peace in the midst of war. the path of reconciliation in the midst of -- [inaudible] the path of fraternity in the midst of -- [inaudible] brothers and sisters, jesus christ is risen. he alone has the power to roll away the stone that blocked the path of life. he is he is the living one. he himself is the path. he is the way, the way that leads to life are, to world peace, reconciliation and -- [inaudible] he opened the path human impossible because only him takes away the sin of the world and forgives our sins. for without god's forgiverness, that stone -- forgiveness, that stone cannot be removed. without the forgiveness of sins, there is no overcoming recrimination, the presumption that we are always right and others

"suspicious minds." ♪ we can't go on together ♪ ♪ with suspicious minds ♪ ♪ suspicious minds ♪ rolling stonethat vegas could be welcoming to rock 'n' roll, that rock 'n' roll wasn't just a little sideline in the lounge, but it could be big, big entertainment on the main vegas stage. and that was something new. ♪ howard hughes was the starting point for the corporatization of las vegas. he was helping to build modern las vegas as we know it. reporter: a federal grand jury looking into the links between organized crime and las vegas casinos handed down an indictment. when elvis was in vegas, the city was on fire. i noticed a decline in elvis' appreciation of being on stage. i think he had this fear of getting older and being relevant, and then it got out of hand. ♪ ♪

we were playing with the rolling stones that day. oh, i the rolling stones that day.ackgrounds and no one was— came from similar backgrounds and no one was posher than the other and nobody had any more money and the _ other and nobody had any more money and the families were all the same and the families were all the same and we _ and the families were all the same and we absolutely got on well. i�*m and we absolutely got on well. i'm t in: to and we absolutely got on well. in trying to work out how to phrase this. there was a sort of role reversal back in the day. male rock stars would see members of the audience and they would get together them. was there a role reversal sometimes going on? somebody had a partner who they saw in the crowd and that ended up being a relationship, is that right? igrat’ellll. a relationship, is that right? well, both of us- — a relationship, is that right? well, both of us. so _ a relationship, is that right? well, both of us. so there _ a relationship, is that right? well, both of us. so there was _ a relationship, is that right? well,

superstar, mickey gaiden saying thank god, because of her now other magazines, especially like rolling stone or taking a look at other black music country. music card is out there so it's, it's a good thing for them. but you know, some of the critics, of course, you're saying they, they like it, some of the real saying it's not as country as they thought it would be in the reality is i listen to the whole thing. i've got my favorites. it's not a strictly country music album. it is country influence as country adjacent. it's got some songs on there that are definitely a seat and, and in the south and, and country. but not every song on there has that you have some huge pop influences . you've got some sole and someone says there's definitely some pop there, but it's definitely more kind street music that she's ever done on any other album in her life. no intelligent we've touched on it a bit. you've touched on it a bit. we sold in the report there, are we seeing a trends formation of country music with this album? you definitely sing a spot. why will she transform all the country music? i thi

rolling stone reported this week in the seven months since then the number of serious threats againstof those threats are too gruesome and inappropriate to put on tv, but here are a couple just to give you a sense of what she is facing. and one voicemail someone said i cannot wait to find the and follow you to your house and expose your address. another person left a voicemail saying i would love for you to die to someone else told her on social media take my advice and wear kevlar. a lot of kevlar. joining me now is colorado secretary of state jenna griswold. it is always a pleasure to have you, but in this instance i am sorry that we have to have this conversation. i have to ask first of all how are you and your family doing? do you feel like your safety is the most important thing right now? >> good morning or good afternoon. depending on the time zone. happy easter. it is unfortunate to have this conversation. i think it's necessary because the bigger picture is that anybody who stands up to them as barraged with threats and a lot of us standing up happened to be women, so they ar

we already told you that rolling stone was the first to report this.d that under donald officials. they take military medications to maintain concentration during long combat missions and the anti-anxiety medication xans, which is an antidepressant. scandalous the sensation was later reported in all seriousness on cnn, and now the entire united states is laughing at it, judging by... the usa, comedians say, all american presidents are some kind of drug addicts. look. the trump white house has been flooded with stimulants and xanax, according to a new report. the source claims that the san part of the white house was similar to the wild one. one of the employees stated that he had a lot going on in his life, and he just wanted to. totally acceptable, the slogan reminds me: “keep kids away from drugs, as long as they take them.” they don’t want to." however, this is not the first time that the white house was flooded with drugs. people should know, it’s sitting. if not for the endless amount of crazy news about the impending war. one more: in this piggy

has the story of jim mayr who is a clock operate and with the team for six decades >> like the rolling stones song ♪ time is on my side ♪ yes, it is. >> you are good. it applies to this guy. one of the best seats in the house at chase center, too. >> he has one of the best seats in the house. >> reporter: well, most of the time. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he has been with the warriors since the team moved to san francisco in 1962. >> that timing, same time, giants in the world series with the yankees. they did not get a lot of attention. it was exciting for me because i got to be a ball boy. it was like dream come true for 13-year-old kid. >> a few years later jim moved from the baseline to the scores table >> that was a paid position, the ball boys did not get paid. we got tips from the trainers and the referees which turned out to be probably more than what they were paying us for the job on the table. >> reporter: back then he did it all. shot clock, scoreboard, even foul paddles. in 1990, jim took over as the full time clock operator. all while juggling his job at the u.s. postal service a

music he listens to, that is this, well, on your bones you had discs of recordings by vysotsky, rolling stonesz was the one that was not allowed , it was also on the bones, bourgeois art, of course, well, like me, the whole world, modern man, in general it seems to me, well, that is, not only rachmaninov schnittke, no, yes, no, of course, but in general modern man listens to any music, but i sometimes succeed. listen, i listen to basta, i listen to the singer zivvert, yes, but i listen, yes, i’m listening, this doesn’t mean that i’m a fan, but you understand what’s there, it seems to me that we should understand, since we are professionally dealing with this topic, the topic of music, the topic of heritage, because after some time , it will or it won't. that there is still something besides the greats, besides chekhov, platonov, bulgakov, pushkin, dostoevsky, something, well, at least the last one, please, and pelevin, and prilepin, and yakhin, in general, a number of others, a series, a series of names that, in general, are interesting, interesting, it really touches, in in general, this too.

his 1956 single heartbreak hotel is included in rolling stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest songs of fame. elwe saron presley. right. there are a thousand bans. in 1940, mayor of new york. banned machines for this game, personally led police raids, destroyed machines with sledgehammers, it could be a game of pinball, pinball, absolutely right, in caring for schoolchildren who spent all their pocket money on pinball, poles for 800, the auction is 3,400 for you kirill, 4,800 for evgeniy, exactly 6,000 for yuri , the bid is 1,500, what do you say, evgeniy? 3.400. yuri passes, we play with evgeniy. the parody holiday festivus was invented in the usa as an alternative to this holiday. the main attribute is an undecorated pole with a cross. christmas. right. which is considered too commercialized and noisy, this wonderful festivus is celebrated on december 23, the pole parodies christmas tree. evgeny, 800 songs, their song filicita, recorded in 1982, sold 30 million copies around the world and became one of the best compositions of the duo. albano and rameno power. absolutely right. wha

the american journalist suff harp, who writes for rolling stones and harper, he noted on twitter, the leader of quote, unquote, isis k was a contractor at bankrupt the us air force base and afghanistan when worked security for drug, lord rochelle does do a top c. i a proxy and the vice president of afghanistan at one time you later worked for a morales so late chief of the ask in intelligence unit, literally the c i a is right hand man and afghanistan and he points out that it's right there on the computer page, so what are you suggesting clearly is that isis k is and has always been a c i a cookie cutter, and then cut out. i can't help, but notice that ice was case activities have mostly been involved attacking natal up on pakistan and central asian states. in fact, the tele button put out a statement condemning this attack. they express their condolences to the russian people, how they pointed out, they've been battling isis k for that gate. i can't help but ask you guys about to jesus them. i'm trying to understand what the connection. i think a lot of people over the world might b

i remember going to his rallies in the states in 2016 and you would hear the rolling stones and bruceot want donald trump to use her songs. nigel farage used one of ours a few years ago, which was an appalling use of the song, which again we sent out a cease and desist letter. in terms of the other side of it, what will a cease and desist do, do they have to stop using it? to be honest, it is the fact that we want to publicise the idea that we completely disagree with his ideology and viewpoint and we do not agree with him using the song. it is as much to publicise the idea that we stand against what he stands for and we do not want him to promote his politics with our song. it is good publicity for your song and i�*m sure a lot of people will go to listen on spotify now. yes, but you get paid very little from spotify plays! you say politics and music should be mixed, but only if it suits your agenda? if it is a piece of art that we have created ourselves, i feel that we should have a say over how that is used and who uses it because it is our art and something we have created as a ba

after two decades of talks, a film recreating the notorious 1967 rolling stones drug bust resulting inend of the band before it even started. later exonerated thanks to a leading times article written by my own late great father, has finally been given the green light. i'm going to be joined by rolling stones biographer to look back at this remarkable episode in british history . state of british history. state of the nafion british history. state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by my most theatrical panel barrister and former tory mp , jerry hayes, and former tory mp, jerry hayes, and the author and journalist michael crick. as always , i want michael crick. as always, i want to from you. it's a crucial to hear from you. it's a crucial part programme. email me part of the programme. email me mar—a—lago mynewsgh.com. but now it's of the it's time for the news of the day with wenzler . day with sophia wenzler. >>

esto ya ha ocurrido 3 veces en el pasado con rosalía, con drake y con los rolling stone.. así que ella le puso esa camiseta. ni la camiseta tampoco existió. pero bueno, seguimos, seguimos en el mundo de la música, sacamos de esto con grandes noticias y en especial para chiquis rivera, que acaba de anunciar su gira diamantes tour por méxico y estados unidos estará recorriendo y diamantes es el título también del próximo sencillo que estrena en unos días y este viernes salen a la venta las entradas a las 10:00. y lo bueno es de todo, es que los fanáticos pueden comprar paquetes vip que incluye, además de los boletos premium, la oportunidad de estar con chiqui y tomarte una foto, conversar con ella va a estar recorriendo toda la unión americana y méxico y empieza el 30 de mayo por cali fornia. tremendo trote, lo que es estar en gira y era algo que ella está esperando. tenía rato que no hacía, que no salía. así se estaba presentando por diferentes lugares, pero ahora ya en gira. esto sí, con su banda 13, músicos en el escenario. ella tiene muchos fanáticos, es muy querida. ig

clasicas como jolin de dolly parton, que este es un tema que ha sido considerado por la revista rolling stone anos, estudio muy bien este genero, estamos viendo el resultado, la cancion es un exito en todos lados, asi que estamos esperando, deseosos que salga en tema a las 12 en nueva zelanda asi que ellos son los que lo van a escuchar. >> a ver si no se gana un premio. >> de album contra el oro. >> no, claro, y nada que ella ya ha sido la primera mujer negra con el sencillo numero uno en la lista de hot country entonces yo eso sin duda tambien ha calificado calificado durante toda su carrera de ser una mujer sumamente trabajadora y ademas, ella es de houston, texas, o sea, es parte de sus raices. >> ya lo tienen, si, deberiamos hacer la coreografia. >> si, la tienen que ensenar con la de isabel bueno tu tambien si me puedo poner so hombrero en las botas, quedo feliz ya con eso. >> exacto, ahi la pondremos e las redes. >> y pasando a noticias de nuestra cadena, les pregunto chicos, a ver, ¿estan listos sus limites y explorar los lugares mas exoticos de turquia? >> ¿por que les estoy preguntan

en este punto es a ver cuánta gente llegará a ver este show, porque te cuento en el 2006 los rolling stonesdame, el actor y presentador por decisión popular, quedó fuera del ring y lamentablemente estamos viendo la cara que tenía alfredo, de pocos amigos. han sido unos días muy difíciles para él. la convivencia, sin duda alguna, es difícil. se convierte en el noveno eliminado. recuerden que la casa de los famosos de lunes a viernes a las 7 6 centro por telemundo, con la conducción de nacho y jimena. pero sorprendidos los 2 y cuando regresaron a la casa que no regresó alfredo era casa, era cara de cara y esta noche la prueba de líder. quién será? hay que esperar. bueno feliz martes. gracias por acompañarnos. más información en noticias telemundo, así que acompáñanos esta tarde. nosotros volvemos mañana aquí si. hoy en acércate a rocío. a mí me tocó ver como a mi mamá se paraba en la cama con un cuchillo. qué si con un cuchillo? y le dijo a mi

hall previouslywas a long—time partner of rolling stones —— of the nuptials will come just months afterired a molecular biologist to whom murdock apparently began dating in the summer. the union address coverage will start in about half an hour. thanks for your company. i for now. —— bye for now. hello there. generally speaking, there'll be little change to the weather as we head into friday. however, what you will notice will be the strength of the wind — it'll be a cold, strong easterly wind blowing across all areas, but we should see more sunshine around than what we've had over the last few days. now, there's some cold air wrapped around that area of high pressure moving out of scandinavia, and that will be blown in. and that strong easterly wind across all areas, pushing some cloud again into eastern, particularly northeastern england and eastern scotland. the best of the sunshine, western scotland, parts of northern ireland, and a good deal of sunshine, i think, for england and wales, so that will compensate. however, the winds really will take the edge off the temperatures — stro

he listens, that is, it’s there on in your bones you had discs of vysotsky's records , rolling stonesen there was jazz that was not allowed, it was also on the bones, bourgeois art, of course, well, as i often say, history puts everything in its place, by the way, we recently had an exhibition dedicated to the centenary. russian jazz, it was already 2 years ago last year, just recently, that’s what the records on the bones, on the bones are x-rays, what if someone i don't know. schnittke, yes, no, yes, no, of course, but in general , modern people listen to any music, well , sometimes i manage to listen, i listen to basta, i listen to the singer zivvert, uh. yes, well, i am listening, yes, i am listening, this does not mean that i am a fan, that there is something there, it seems to me that we should understand, since we are professionally dealing with this topic, the topic of music, the topic of heritage, because after some time, it will happen or it won’t, they light it up, but you need to understand, because like you, like the state. literary museum and medals, as well as the russi