but their power was under threat. >> roman society, roman law, are both highly tolerant of religiousou do the things which every roman is expected to do-- sort of those religious acts which are your civic duty. nobody cares what you believe in your heart of hearts. then appears chrtianity, which is exclusive, which is intolerant, which will not allow you to do whatever everybody else does. and it's a profound shock to those who get to know it well. it appears as a dangerous rival to the present society as it begins tgrow strong. >> christian writers throughout the middle and later second century developed the techniques trying to argue that christianity was really a superior religion, because it was monotheistic, over against polytheistic, and that it... christians exemplified higher virtue in their lives than did pagans. they pointed to examples of christians living in chastity, great virtue, self-sacrifice and on, throughout their lives. these christian apologists also made fun of pagan religion in a way that might not have been too prudent. they laughed at the various greek myths

so you mean roman. that's not true.d therefore anastasia ran away after the wedding, with whom i dumped it, that is, anastasia, you want to say there was no such thing when you returned after 3 days, when the district police officer found you after 2 weeks. after that, you said that you were pregnant, we had a wedding. i told him immediately after 2 weeks said. rum says i'm pregnant, as roman reacted to this normally. he never said such a thing that the children, like not him , say it. here it is all taken down. no, i'm not talking. i, on the contrary, will be imprisoned now, who will pay the alimony? will you make him work? why am i anastasia when you filed for alimony, i filed for alimony for a divorce, when you gave birth to your third daughter valeria, you immediately filed for divorce and filed for alimony and alimony and we were divorced on september 26, 2021. how many years valery will now be five on september 12, 2008, we have her, born on alimony, fell out in the eighteenth year, and you were divorced in the tw

the roman empire.u talked about the kingdom of god and were somehow setting it up in some tension with the roman empire, you were making a very caustic criticism of the roman empire, and you were saying that its system was not the system of god. >> the jewish historian josephus tells us a number of sries about characters whose career could be crudely summarized as following: some guy wakes up in the morning and he thinks he's the messiah or something, or he's a prophet. and he says... he gets a group of people to follow him. he says, "we're going to go out in the desert and we're going to wait for god to do something for us." so a whole bunch of people may go with him-- maybe thousands-- go with him out to this deserted, unsecured place, and they wait for what josephus calls "the tokens of their deliverance." and the romans send a vicious police action out there and kill everybody. when that kind of police action is perpetrated against what we might consider harmless fanatics, the romans are giving us

roman play. 1916 , the department of this university became the first institution of higher education in perm and the entire urals , but perhaps there is no moscow state. petrograd breakfast lunch need 300 traditional dinner. during the celebration of this celebration is called nanny fan to the table , it is customary to go out in new clothes for the new year. invariable white gloves in 1929 in the cartoon village opera mickey mouse 700 on the account 11 types are available for purchase in bcs currencies without commission, and this is not just advertising. it's a fact, download the bcs app and invest with the market leader. caution evil nanny. how a resident of yakutsk tortured two brothers while her parents were at work and why she is not afraid of punishment. he said he would try to make a condition, than the tormentor plans to earn a living at home after the trial. you yourself you yourself are natasha and what should parents do so that the situation does not come out freken sideways, for exa

rome quite right, the most famous workmanen is roman history, roman history for which he received theliterature. let's try the insects of their friends for 1.200. american entomologist justin schmidt developed a scale. it is this one point on a scale that single species of bees have the highest four points. the so-called ant has bullets. uh, on a scale of pain that the one who has been bitten by insects is experiencing the true strength of the insects stung by friends 900. the ashen or marble cockroach is popular with those who keep the terrarium, but they do not breed it for beauty, but in this capacity as food, probably as food for other inhabitants of the terrarium further. photographs taken by biophysicist and radiographer rosalyn franklin made it possible to decipher this particular structure. let's try meat. we are their acquaintances for one and a half to the music. now that's right, spire heaven 1200 is the place for the highest building in the world is occupied by the merdka 118 building in kuala lumpur, and the construction of skyscrapers is still ongoing. the second second

alexander 2.200 alexey 3.600 you have a roman rate let's 2 300. by cynidia - these are the respiratory organs of mollusks, that is, they have 400 mollusks breathe. here are the bags you get the code in a bag, who is alexandru alexandra the theme of the church 100 or 500 100 attention to the screen? in the middle of the 19th century, many inhabitants of this country left to work in great britain, especially in wales in 1867. they even opened a church for them. norway that's right. this mollusk got into the black sea only in the middle of the 20th century and did a lot of harm to the local fauna. nowadays , souvenirs are made from its shells, and the meat is eaten. alexandra 1300 damage 17 types evgeny margulis vs anatoly wasserman whose erudition is limitless whose mind will possess victory he turned out to be a normal person. i'm just pretty good at guessing a lot. anatoly save me this question, i hesitate a lot with the answer. i take the money mind games premiere of a new intellectual show today 15:20 on ntv country of talents, the new season to

(flames crackling) >> (dramatized): the romans set the temple on fire.as the platform wall that once supported the symbol of the center of the nation of israel. >> narrator: roman troops sacked the temple and carried off the sacred symbols of judaism. >> jerusalem, the sacred city; the temple, the center of piety and identity ine. it's very important that we remembert up to and through the t relt, christians are still part of judaism, and the revolt and its aftermath is just the beginning of a split, as each group tries to rethinits earlier traditions in the ligh of the failure of the first revolt. we have to imagine the refugees jeralom tning ruins helook bac theds of psalm from the first destruction ck in the time of the babylonian exile-- "by the waters of babylo there we sat down and wept when we remembered zion." bill: i find it fascinating that the story of the life of jesus can be written and told in so many different ways depending upon the viewpoint of the author. we're learning that not every apostle tells the same story of jesus because ea one

but it soon would be swept up in the rising political conflic between jews and romans over roman rulerusalem. >> the relationship between judaism and christianity after the turn of the second century would become more and more hostile as time went on, partly because of other political forces that continued to develop. >> narrator: in the year 132 of the common era, jerusalem bristled with rumors that the emperor hadrian planned to rebuild the city and the temple, dedicating it to jiter, the patron god of the city of rome. for many jews, this was an abomination worthy of divine vengeance. >> the political expectations of apocalyptic did not simply die out after the first revolt. some people, both within christian tradition and within jewish tradition, still expected a cataclysmic event to bring a new kingdoon earth soon. >> (dramatized): behold, the days are coming, and it will happen when the time of the world has ripened and the harvest of the seed of the evil ones and the good ones has come." >> within 60 years after the first volt, there would arise a new rebellion. we typically ca

catholic church, and the xionz of the roman catholic church called him to him and said listen, you will be here lead a holiday service and i'll even serve you and let people come, we can watch it, it's not this incredible, there's actually a video from this, there's a report from this town, how people came to celebrate passover, something, the video doesn't work , we have some technical problems well, but viewers can take my word for it, i re-watched this report, heard, heard, listened to the testimony , we can see the water poured out when celebrating easter, my minister only sang to him to bring buckets of water, they all rejoiced, and i am so orthodox to fertilize so that catholics in 30 years, we have never kissed and rejoiced and thanked that there was an opportunity to pray quietly in the ukrainian language, to hear our native language and to understand what the prayer is about and what the prayer is about . you know, i wonder what will happen to the uoc priests mp will transfer to ptu or ptu will merge with the roman catholic church , mr. oleg, in your opinion, look, it's a very

roman.st words mean that it is easier to fool the russians, so if we we will start some procedure of fooling the russians, we will say that we know for sure that there will be a breakthrough in such a part of the front. we are concentrating all possible troops there, and this will pick up everything , everything, everything in ukraine. will believe and there they will concentrate some defense initiative of some kind and everything will be different on other areas of the front. so this is also very no, well, very dangerous, no, it’s called ipso, yes , a special informational and psychological tactic. delusion is the enemy, everything is working in this war, that is, it is a very developed informational war, some kind of things. they have a place and it is used by both our side and russia, now in the future , i finally waited, and yes. sense and not to trust because of some time er, well, concealing stupidity, but it’s actually a war, when one side fools the other, that side and who’s better a

sheremeta, professor of economics at case western university joins to our broadcast p roman, we welcomeou good night good evening ukraine p roman, how could russian intelligence use this bank, what sensitive information could they collect during the more than 50 years that it existed in hungary in fact, all information for anyone who conducted any financial transactions with this bank, that is, if i, for example , a citizen of ukraine, had to open an account in this bank and conducted all transactions, then in principle , russia can have access to any of transactions may also have information such as passport data, all data, that is, all the data that i entered into this bank. they may have e.e. the same applies to enterprises e. the bank is a very, very dangerous thing, and now it is necessary to find out how much of this information went to the russian fsb, roman, well, it is difficult to understand the bank, it has existed since 1970, uh, in its founding capital, there is half of the money of the russian federation and only during a full-scale invasion, the countries involved in the

wow roman a.y parents, i am a little familiar with the banking system, which is why i answered the option. this is the correct choice of deposit options, and the correct answer to the question. tenth question what famous traveler and explorer served as the first high commissioner of the league of nations for refugees? alexander have any ideas? i know names such as avanson, scott and nansen, i think they are associated with antarctica if i'm not mistaken, or reach the pole. no, some of the travelers, in my opinion, died. they are almost at the same time. well, there was a difference, in my opinion, of two weeks , if i'm not mistaken, but the expedition, in my opinion, in my opinion, either robert died, but they died on the way back, in my opinion. they still reached back, i chose the sanson option in his honor even got the name of the first official document for refugees. the sanson passport, issued until 1951, is the correct answer to this question. the second round roman has come to an end do you

roman, for your always high-quality analytics and your service roman kostenko people's deputy of ukrainey of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine, the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel is on now. together with khrystyna yatskiv, we will inform you about the most important thing, so 5 minutes before the end of the broadcast, the most important and very important thing now is to understand what is happening with the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate in various ukrainian regions because the challenge continues, so to speak, at the session of the ternopil city council, a decision was made to terminate the right to use the site of the church of the pcmp e-e now about the details and we will ask maryana yuryk, a member of the ternopil city council, mrs. maryana, we welcome you to ukraine, we congratulate you as a hero glory, christ is risen today, on the day when they are monday, we said that we wash all from unclean, if you can say so, this decision was made by all the deputies unanim

well, jesus was born in the roman empire. he ministered in the roman empire.n bible times, rome was the center of political, economic, and military power. rome ruled the world. jesus had many encounters with roman citizens. one in particular was a centurion. he had a friend, a servant, who was deathly ill, and he asked if jesus would heal him. and jesus said, "i'll go," and the centurion said, "no, you don't have to. >> jesus said i will go and youa don't have to, just say the word and my servant will be healed and all you have to do and say the word. another roman was pilate, the governor. jesus had been betrayed. the jewish elders were jealous. they were afraid of him. they plotted his murder and they turned him over to pilate because they couldn't crucify him. only the romans could do that. pilate examined jesus. he said, "i find no fault in this man. "he's done nothing that deserves death." but they yelled and demanded that he be crucified. it was a miscarriage of justice, but jesus went willingly to the cross. then there were the roman soldiers standing g

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okay, roman. what do you say? alexey attention to the question speaking about the application of a metal coating on the surface by electrolysis. we involuntarily remember this italian. no, i assumed the answer is galvanization is true okay, it happens. alexis this is the nickname of the singer mikaela, villas mistress of the viceroy, peru made famous by comedy and lean. only the nickname was left and the scene of the split takes place in peru. if the heroes of this absurdist chairs clutter up the stage with furniture throughout the whole action, according to the remark, there should be at least 40, or even more. 200 years later, a monumental sculpture of a broken chair by the architect daniel berset was installed in geneva in front of the entrance to the palace of nations. the european headquarters of this unesco organization is not. maybe he is the un right, it is dedicated to the victims of anti-personnel mines scientists. the war with england did not prevent napoleon from awarding this great english chemist wit

the ropeway airfield is a well-known target of the russian federation as of july 2022 consists of romaninsky. well, you can say that we recorded this interview a little in advance, literally , two weeks before these famous events . we already knew that there would be a trial, there would be an arrest. therefore , it was very important to us. show the story as she is, i can immediately announce that this is the first interview in the series about the ropeway, there will be two more very interesting conversations that will clarify the situation, what happened on the eve of july, what happened on the eve of those special operations in which roman chervinsky participated and, er, we are other interlocutors will reveal the whole range of what actually happened with the strategic airfield . the point is that eh. look, this was the expected effect because this happened even before the interview. gut and let's put it this way, i would like to see the situation as we actually allocate funds and take care of the security of the strategic airfield, could our enemies know that our bomber planes are

roman.ow to get to kiev, the river, to that road , later there, the senior assistant is crying, the groom , they sewed something, comment on it, eh , we hold the western part of bakhmut. we hold high-rise buildings in bakhmut, every high-rise building is now turned into a line of defense, it is not so easy to take it, especially there , they are engaged in special operations forces , our assault groups, who know how and are trained to conduct battles in urban conditions , are held later, i think we will hold bakhmut, well, on the edge of participation before the start of our offensive actions, for a couple more days, i think the russians will let it go because, according to the law of communicating vessels, they will have to transfer part of the troops from under bakhmut of the troops ptil the means to reduce the problems on the breakthroughs where there will be already ours to look for free roads there are several roads to a dozen roads that our garrison will ask later from whichever side o

ashley roberts: we're on the same page, roman, you and i. ashley roberts (voiceover): and while you can talk wine until the cows come home to graze, it's always better to sample the goods. en garde. the hamptons at its best. "a la voile." roman roth: there we go. ashley roberts: woo! ooo. to earth in liquid form. roman roth: that's a good toast. cheers. cheers. mmm. yep. that's good stuff right there. james demartis: fire is primal at its core. it goes back as far as we've evolved as human beings. it's about a life force. it's heat, it's warmth, and it is essential in our lives. there's something about the nature of fire and tending a fire and then making something from fire that i really respond to. and what was it? why did you want to express yourself through this kind of medium? i love the process of working with metal. but it's the immediacy and the spontaneity of working with hot metal-- yeah. --that hooked me a long time ago. i just don't want my hair to catch on fire, and i'll be good. no, we won't let that happen. ashley roberts (voi

here it is time for valentina roman to move to the very center.eter is already waiting for them there, a married couple who practically restored the apartment with their own hands. there is so much beauty there. so let's get here soon. in this area i love st. petersburg beauty. okay, okay, beauty, piterskaya, look at how beautiful the buildings are. i go with a beautiful soul with beautiful memories and again. hello. you came cheers front door which will be every day meet and escort. oh how great. today we were on the lion's bridge, it was a dream, it was a dream, and we walked so well. well, let's go on a journey, please , aha, thank you. hello hello welcome history, so profitable former house of 1911. we have two rooms, each room has its own unique interior. you can in one and in the other. where do you like best? great we tried to emphasize such a st. petersburg spirit atmosphere restored everything possible as much as possible it was necessary to restore the red brick - this is our natural, that is, we just cleared it and varnished it. what be

launch. rankel and far beyond crouch, my roman. let's start with you. this call was initially expected at the end of march. why did it take place today? well, we do not know exactly much of what was before the score was this story round the remarks by the chinese ambassador to france, who seemed to questions, question ukraine's full independence and also did independence of former soviet republics. he was criticized for that by eastern can eastern european countries. ukraine restrained from harsh criticism, and now understand why because these phone call was over obviously, being prepared at that time. and, and this phone call also comes ahead of the much expected ukrainian offensive. and, and it is, it is now a question, how can we talk about it? cease fire? or this is the word we're hearing today when ukraine is preparing a major offensive. this is a big question. fabia let's add turned to you and bridging that is this phone call . you think a sign that china definitely will not send weapons to russia. what, in my opinion, a chin

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history of a thousand years of roman.e still retained its power, but there were uprisings, conspiracies and coup d'état. just a year later, according to one version of the emperors, philip died in battle, and according to another, his own soldiers killed him on april 6, 18. in the ninety-sixth year , the first olympic games of our time opened in athens. in the same place where they passed for 1,500 years. prior to this, the olympiads were revived in greece on the initiative of baron pierre decubertin, although the greek government was against games due to high costs. he enlisted the support of king george. and prince konstantin a sportsmen from 14 countries came from 14 countries , only men competed in wrestling, swimming, cycling, light and weightlifting, and shooting. in fencing and gymnastics tennis, the first champion was the american james connelly in the triple jump, and greco spiridon louis was recognized as the main character, who won the marathon, there was neither the olympic flame nor the time before the athlet

catholic churches where they are invited by e-xions e-e roman catholic so that people could consecrate paschas and t- did they carry those paschas to the moscow patriarchate e-e and we will also talk about the humanitarian situation in crimea, now let's have a moment of silence , let's remember the memory of all those ukrainians whose lives were cut short by the russian aggression against ukraine . started news on time how is the 422nd day of ukraine's war with russia against ukraine passed i told ulyana panasyuk i congratulate terrorized by drones with air alarms passed this night for many regions of ukraine is a hit to a critical infrastructure object on nataliya humenyuk, spokeswoman for the defense forces of southern ukraine, told vinnytsia, but she did not provide any details. in addition, it reached the poltava region. civil infrastructure was damaged there, there was a fire. previously , people were not injured, the head of the regional military administration dmytro lunin noted, but on the approach to kyiv, defense forces shot down about eight enemy drones. information about th

stability issues as well as transatlantic security and joining us from bonn is my ukrainian colleague, roman goncharenko. he works for d w s russian desk and has been extensively covering the war for the last one year. a very warm welcome to all of you. now, what motivated putin to take this decision, how it would be executed we'll discuss all that in a bit, but to begin with very briefly, i'd like to understand from each one of you. what does this mean for all the parties that are involved? what does it mean for russia and belarus? it means that belarus is almost totally dependent on russia. this is at first, it means that belarus might be even more involved in the war against ukraine. and um i think that um also it might be a demonstration of russia to be not totally depending on china because china was against this act. what does it mean for nato and for the european union very briefly for because china was against this act. what does it mean nato and the european union. i think it means that russia is continuing its nuclear rhetoric which it has been engaged in since the beginning of its

hmm, what is he like well you know, until the 14th year, roman, he served in the security service ofne in the region in the regional unit in fastov, and when there was a situation somewhere in the tenth year, if i am not mistaken, in vasylkiv, when three unso activists were detained there, and one of them later mosiychuk became a deputy of the verkhovna rada. if i don't i'm wrong, and everyone and everyone said that what bad swindlers falsified this case, which really was later recognized as falsified in all of them, you found them not guilty , then everyone applauded that these swindlers were beaten, he was the head of the fastivsky division, who did everything and then everything was fine it was later that roman was drafted, he was called as a person as a person, he turned out to be in his place, he served in the anti-corruption units, then he transferred to this counterintelligence department and really performed the tasks that he performed as he performed well, that is another matter, then when part of the employees of the control department transferred to gur, he came with them

maybe pants. roman stick moved to britain from israel more than 20 years ago. he says life in london has changed drastically over the past year. i'm here next to the pizza place. you used to be rising in sunday night. look at how many people are on the half of this empty one people can afford to in the restaurants anymore. people asked to buy and is this on the guardian reports that millions of people now skip meals due to the high cost of food and according to the food foundation charity, $1.00 in 5 british households with food insecure. as of september 2022 every provides a chip and reichen has the shelf where you can buy reduced items. he used to be quite a embarrassing, as for people, so to actually pick those items and therefore now it's, it's no longer a tab with people actually q and up. so to rub those deals full of prices growing up every month. you would notice it easily that before you can work out of the store spending maybe 1015 pounds and you carry 2 massive bags full of groceries and you work out now. you carry a tiny little bag at the end of oct

roman met the country in verbena in a few days .s evacuated when the city was deoccupied in march . he returned home. there were several of my personal metal detectors and there i had a certain ukrainian base that also had metal detectors. those who are interested in supporting him, he began to collect money for the production of new metal detectors, there is a bunch of different broken ones, well, you know, in such and such, you know, for such and such, everything collected there is still in a box, there is a whole, well, it is just parts from which you can make something there, well, something working, something not working with two, one there, and so on. well, that’s how a certain bomb technician created it , and it was easy to use . state service specialists in emergency situations liked the device of our hero, it only encouraged further production since then. roman i have already produced about 250 devices, in fact i still have 100,000 and i still have 70 of them invested in the next batch , but for spare parts. therefore , you

shcherbina, he is at the front since 2015 in this video, roman and his comrades are taking cover fromg in the donbass, now a serviceman is fighting under bakhmut, in these shots you can see his unit storming a dugout with russians the fighter believes that before a possible meeting with the civilian enemy, it is necessary to feed in advance with weapons, and bye- well, collection, disassembly of weapons and equipment, and so on - this is necessary in any case, and the military who are currently present at the front received this by the 22nd year we are not eternal, every airsoft player has a tourniquet to stop the blood and when he is shot, he leaves the improvised battlefield and also helps himself, how to do it is taught both in the club and on various courses. trainees are taught to identify and stop critical bleeding, because it is the first cause of death among injuries , says instructor roman sandulaky, with massive bleeding, a person can die in 2-3 minutes, and according to research, about a quarter of people with bleeding, in particular massive bleeding, could be saved, and th

belarus has brought a tougher charge against roman protasevich, what is going on with his case now, tell we somehow have very little information, well you know, it seems to me that it is necessary to talk more about the other belarusian political prisoners who are in prisons today and it is not one and a half thousand people that human rights activists are talking about today who simply cannot grasp the number of people who were imprisoned today, that is reality in belarus a-a, probably the number is already pouring, it is finally approaching 10,000 , because the arrests do not stop for more than one day starting from august 2020 a-a as for roman protasevich, but here, er, i i can say that even if you go, uh, show up and go, you will be completely licked by the regime, what roman did to protassia, that all the same, the shadows will forgive and all the same, you uh, like that, or as if uh, you will bear some kind of punishment, so roman will sell to me unfortunately, that is laduna, who surrendered absolutely everyone who betrayed the ideals of the belarusian revolution, and what will ha

it was d, w, russia, analysts, roman gunshot ringo. take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the head of russia's mercenary, wagner grew claims. his troops have captured the main administrative building in the besieged, ukrainian city of if guinea goshen says his soldiers raised the russian flag over city hall key of rejects the claim and says its forces are holding on nato secretary general yen stoughton back says finland will formerly join the alliance on tuesday, inland succession brings the number of member states to 31 neighbouring sweden's membership bid is stalled by objections from hungary and turkey. the u. s. south korea and japan and began to days of anti submarine drills. sol says the aim is to counter north korea's developing missile capabilities. it's feared the north could carry out its 1st nuclear test in 6 years when a major war crimes trial related to cost of a struggle for independence from serbia in the late $19.00 ninety's hes started in the hague. former cosmo president hutching

roman and the previous one chairman serhiy gaidai, we talked here. were many rumors, well, information , as it were, he himself said about this that if the homeland says i must go, that he should go as an ambassador to kazakhstan, or is that a question already has it been resolved? well, maybe you have some information, well, there are no particular details. as far as i understand, the issue has been resolved and certain organizational moments are taking place there. and i think that serhiy volodymyrovych headed the embassy to kazakhstan already has a certain vision or only eyes on these three main tasks in particular, there is occupation and liberation, and there is a specific vision of how to do it. well, i do not mean only direct de-occupation . and in general, the return of our territories. well , first of all, we understand the experience of kherson region, we understand the experience of kharkiv region - these are precedents are approaching for us. we have already formed at the executive level at the regional level plans for the return and rest

to you, roman. so another message of solidarity for ukraine for the, from the international community. but is this enough? well here, new grandeur say it's never enough until this war is over. and of course ukraine has received a lot of heavy and heavy weapons since the south start of this year. and main battle tanks are of western type, an infantry fighting vehicles. but um, some of that help comes late, for example, of the announcement both united states to deliver abrams in one i main battle tanks . they will be here on the battlefield, m in midsummer at best, but probably m a late in august. and this of course is too late for the much expected, an offensive operation that ukraine is preparing for the coming weeks. and maybe months. i'm on the other hand, ukraine desperately needs western type fighter jets like f sixteens. and the west of the united states are not yet ready to leave, to deliver those. and you can receive some, a soviet style, a mig 29 fighter jets. but ukraine needs western weste

and alison roman. urg s ca andte s ban and now, ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. >> stephen: oh! bingo. [cheers and applause] thank you. have a seat, everybody. thank you very much. how is it going? welcome. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. you know, folker ulliths te nht cy so if anyone here was expecting to see "the lion king," i'm sure you're upset but: hakuna ma-too bad. [laughter] and even though this is a late night comedy show, we try to talk about what people are talking about. everyday. and today, i'm sure you know what everybody's talking about is horrible and familiar and horrible because it's so familiar. yesterday, there was yet another school shooting, this time in nashville. and it's impossible not to read this news or see any of the footage without being heartbroken for all those people and for our beautiful country. because this is the 130th mass shooting of 2023, and 2023 is only 87 days old. not doing anything about this is an in

roman popkov, who trained the trapper to kill the tatar military commissariat barks from kiev at those who demand harsh punishment for her, empty chatter or a new task from sbu inflicted so much pathogen on banknotes that the nazis themselves gave themselves away to ukr, the nazis tried to cause an epidemic of asian tuberculosis in the lugansk region. to do this, they scattered infected banknotes near the school. on whose orders the bioterrorists attacked the children, the richest businessman is independent and renat akhmetov runs to court. true, it is not yet clear in what, but he is already on his way akhmetov demands compensation from russia for the lost assets in the donbass that one of the sponsors of the war in the region lost, and what are the prospects for the future arbitration process , pray for our guys. children of donbass read poetry for them. this is not just another political contest, but a personal one that schoolchildren want to convey to the whole world. left in the auto-block flag on the right is an image of a palm and folded in a characteristic forgiving gesture, an

it can happen to him, because public people roman and you know it very well receive a lot of threats,the ukrainian side they call, write, and so on, but was anyone scared. after that, unless someone stopped their public activities, and therefore the anglo-sections are monstrously mistaken here , what do you think, if they start these terrorist attacks, if they continue to betray us with their hands, or the so-called ukrainians are intimidated for someone, that someone break down no, michael will be quite the backlash from us empty and bad. you know russians. all thanks to everyone. i liked it very much. as they said just now, we cannot be intimidated. we can only be pissed off. but i really would like us to really do something like that, because, well , look, they are already, in fact, just insolent in the end. i'm not even talking about those people who are now trying to glorify this scoundrel out there to make a prisoner of conscience out of her, and i'm not even talking about them, but they support the state of the absolute hall, which is still the state, well absolutely evil terro

go back to the 1st century 80 scotlands i was inhabited by picks and celts when the roman empire came to the united kingdom. ah, they could not subdue scotland. so for their own safety, they built a ball. the romans forced out the indigenous inhabitants of the british isles, out to what is to day scotland. and they had been trying ever since to reclaim their land. rome failed to conquer the celts and takes its why emperor adrian bill to 117 kilometer long wool. right across the north of the island. as we know, the romans left on them the various other tribes from my germany and europe, and began to cross into england and establish them souls in a month. and it was the anglo saxons who were largely predominated for a long time. no english people saw them, so as living separately from ah, the scottish and li, irish for the indeed you is. population of the british isles has been fighting for independence for almost 2000 years. in 2014 scotland once again tried to break away from london. pamela segal, i feel for now coastal shuttle enjoyable provisionary fury and among his i mission parkw

less, we can speak to dw, raising birth child is following the meeting and luxembourg for us, and a roman, gunter, and co, who joins us from key. rosie the, the main debate today is this delivery of ammunition to ukraine is not. can you tell us more about that? and the european union has been facing public frustration from ukraine over this plan to deliver ammunition. and that is because the plan was agreed about a month ago. now it's a multi track approach. and the 1st strike is an acer under which e u. countries draw down on their own existing supplies of ammunition is to send them to ukraine. no, that is already in action. or we know ukraine has been thanking you countries for that. but there is a 2nd track of that approach. and this is to jointly procure more ammunitions for ukraine for the future. and that is where the debate is like, because there is currently some wrangling over the legal definition of sourcing these ammunitions from the european union defense industry from arm suppliers within the e. you know, a, some have dismissed this as bureaucratic, that's what the fin finish

's, roman country ranko in care of roman, thank you so much for your reporting. we appreciate it. let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making news. this. our 10 members of the same family have been killed in a mass shooting at a house in south africa. please say they were ambushed by an unknown gun in the eastern city of peter mars borg. south africa has one of the world's highest murder rates. chillies presidents as is government will nationalize the lithium industry. it's the latest challenge to electric car makers scrambling to secure supplies of the metal to make batteries chilly, has the world's biggest lithium reserves and follows mexico in nationalizing the sector to british climate change protestors who scaled a bridge to unfurl a just a stop oil banner have been jailed. the men were given a total of nearly 6 years in prison, after being found guilty of causing a public nuisance by scaling the queen elizabeth the 2nd bridge, and dartford, east of london to the united states. now where the u. the supreme court has decided to preserve access to a popular

the air of the most cultural channel of the country , the broadcast of the way of the cross from the romanseum with the participation of pope francisco, the ceremony will start at 23-25 on good friday, the participants of the procession , led by the pontiff, will perform 14 standing actions, a reference to the memories of the ways of jesus christ to golgotha ​​on the eve of the holiday on april 8 at 21:45 on the air of a tv channel in belarus one and belarus 24 broadcast and the metropolitan archcathedral church of the blessed virgin mary will be broadcast live to follow the course of the culminating easter service with the participation of the head of the roman catholic church in belarus, the broadcast will be accompanied. sign language translation on the holiday april 9 at 7:15 on air belarus 1 with a word on the feast of the resurrection of christ is archbishop joseph stanevsky on sunday air belarus 3 at 17:00. we are waiting for the broadcast from the vatican, the channel will show the message and blessing of the pope roman francis of the city and the world. sports for special children

how do you fill the void that was formed in the soul after roman's death?r loved ones, our loved ones still remain with us we can see emptiness instead of them and we can see them in ourselves instead of this emptiness everything will depend on our perspective when we lose loved ones with i think it is worth thinking about so that we can do what they didn't have time to do . i see that you are doing it. thank you very much. economic losses, radiation knows no borders, it is an invisible enemy, it will take only a little more than a year to overcome it, the ukrainian people of tazsu are making heroic resistance to the russian invasion , defending the world from a new ecological catastrophe, the world needs new achievements and discoveries, not new tragedies, the world needs peace in ukraine every sunday at 8:00 p.m. where in a week facts of the week for the marathon, the only news, watch the most important in the final programs of tsn week and facts of the week, the presenters to whom the whole country listens about the strategy and tactics of our victory ab

roman is 45 years old. security chief was fired from the authorities for abuse, bribes and so on. greetings great well, here's what the handsome man himself asked for in full dress, in short, pavel scanned the entire building with a video camera in one single suite, if it is a snag camera, wireless, the owner can receive a signal from him within a radius of 200 m while the camera is not working. we're still here, so all hope is on you. thank you for doing the deluxe portray. do you hear, yegor, now you are going to book a room , you will put a camera there. yegor. yes, wake up. look at me. take the camera. go book. number, we work. i'll never go crazy. without problems with this, there will be no problems. accuracy up to several meters is excellent. pasha guys go. be ready for the camera, maybe earn it. don't worry, i won't miss this one for sure. works and how can we eat? how do you fuck my morning, and i'd rather have beautiful hips. lny go nuts guys work with a twinkle. find him for me. r. stop the perfo

george finished on the romans spotted sullen special qualities long ago. we have proof near the village of balk archaeologists and covered the remains of a roman country villa. 2 2 its been reconstructed on its ancient foundations. the only one of its kind in the world. i'm going for a tour of the house down, isn't it? we are in the reception home. yeah, this is my guests were receive it. them one on a true typical of these holes with a coffin ceilings herb and then we have the semi columns, the plaster columns decorating the room on here and down below are the frescos and the pompei style. i'm really not, we're not here. we've been able to reconstruct an original mosaic floor model he can for young the archaeologists believed the entire room was paved with hey, the heart of every roman villa was the baths. they were big enough to accommodate the press friends and business associates. yeah, it isn't right. this is the called diary. am a hot bath on so this is the hot water basin us. hi suassa because we want their horns job written. just imagine when the b