, we believe that there will be no more sadness for us, dear sadness.se for us will be a holiday of youth memory gave us all the wine, no matter how the river mist. let the years pass, it's not a problem, fogs will be heard and water will flow. let the years pass, it doesn't matter. let the mists float and the water flow to possess now destroys the years to me, reducing do not be sad, dear you do not be sad, what else will be for us now the end of the soul fog life of me. let the years pass there, it does not matter. let the fog float. and what do girls think, they will not be tractor drivers, which is a lot. oh i don't there, i'm going to christmas trees in yolki accident final service is not only a service, it's also life. here we are now right on the border. here in the mode, i, of course, smile, but this is the border and it's not that anyone with a taste of childhood can come on an excursion, he says, not ilyushka, who how old are you. well done 20 go sing this song in my head. the fields are my homeland. see good differences, belarus with svetlana

, sad look.linders. here is sony explain that it’s not here, it’s probably necessary be afraid of sad, yes, in the nursery, well, dear, he said a lot of sad ones, they are there. you also enjoy this sadness. i mean, like nosov has two children. they dropped everything into the well, and then they burned the last ice and were left alone at night, sadder. yes, there to one tells the story the boy's cucumbers for mom, stole cucumbers, brings cucumbers to mom. here's how if deniska rather, dragunsky brought cucumbers to his mother. mom would have burst into tears . it's from happiness, yes, and mom from nosov's story says where she got the cucumbers. he says, well in someone else's garden. she says go and bring back the cucumbers. he says there is an uncle boy. here, he was already chasing. and what does mom say to that? here is the mother from the story of the nose. yes , it would be better for me to have no son at all than to have a son of a thief. that is, she sends the child back to this so much

, sad look.ell, i also have a certain, perhaps, blinders. here is sony will explain that not here, probably, one should be afraid of the sad, yes, in the nursery. well, the dragon said a lot of sad conversations. they are there, too, enjoying this sadness. i mean, like nosov has two children. they dropped everything into the well, and then they burned the last food and were left alone at night, sadder. yes, there is one boy who tells cucumbers to his mother, stole cucumbers, brings cucumbers to his mother. here's how if in denis rather, dragunsky brought cucumbers to his mother. mom would have burst into tears of happiness, yes, and mom from the story of the bow says where she got the cucumbers. he says, well , in someone else's garden, he says, go and return the cucumbers. he says, there uncles. yes, he already shoots the boy. here, he was already chasing. and what does mom say to that? here is the mother from nosov's story. yes, it would be better for me to have no son at all than to have a thi

sadness.at is neither i haven't tried it yet, i might try it now. maybe you eh. e, autumn is coming soon for you to manage. yes, of course i play. just great. all this is then a real gift for me. you will give these beckoning bushes, and i will know that you like me, as when i liked it , why does melancholy gnaw at me. why are you sad with me? absolutely agree with our viewers to listen to more interesting cases. that's it frank or performed it directly. yep, very sensual. yes, and who in general, what performance of this song do you remember? she has several once. yes. i, probably, also want there directly from women's things, in my opinion, she also sang it. yes , someone sang, but for me, my kristallinskaya. so i remember how my dad told me that maya kristalinskaya is a singer with a speaking surname, because i can’t stop her voice, i can’t get around during the period, your bright and the boatswain and tramp project that you and garik sukachev uh v you embody beautifully and even return ke

i can, so i could sit on a bench in my dacha, look at the lake and here is some kind of sadness thatcan turn into melancholy. here longing is very, very softer than illness, sometimes it is very hard, very hard. here you need to survive these moments to survive not to fall into despair, because it passes, then it starts all over again. again, in general, strong ground under your feet and starts. in general , live normally, so do not fall into. vladimir hello my grandmother often says that at her age , something stopped surprising her. have you ever experienced this? no, no, there are always some moments in life that can surprise me. i like to read historical lectures. there is a lot on the internet right now. i discover such completely new things for myself in life, of course, still. in general, i worry about betrayal, that people betrayed me and it was always difficult to unpleasant. and it's hard now. in general, i still live. how to say? such a life, probably not as rich as before, because, of course, these years and, of course, not so much strength i have, but nonetheless . i loo

i was afraid because i will pass there you can’t have your childhood, but it’s sad, sad look.ness for me. here sony explain that it's not here, probably, one should be afraid of being sad, yes, in childhood, well, dear, he said much sad, they are there. you also enjoy this sadness. i mean, like nosov has two children. they dropped everything into the well, and then they burned the last food and were left alone at night, sadder. yes, there he tells one, and the story is cucumbers for a boy for his mother, he stole cucumbers, brings cucumbers to his mother. here as if deniska rather, dragunsky brought cucumbers to mom, and mom would burst into tears of happiness, yes, and mom from nosov’s story says where she got the cucumbers. he says, well, here in someone else's garden. he says go bring back the cucumbers. he says, well, there's an uncle boy. here, he was already chasing. and what does mom say to that? here is the mother from the story of the nose. yes, it would be better for me to have no son at all than to have a son of a thief. that is, she sends the child back to this so

it is sad, so sad _ their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that— their lives were taken. person - their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that one person can - their lives were taken. it is sad, l so sad that one person can make their lives were taken. it is sad, - so sad that one person can make such a devastating — so sad that one person can make such a devastating impact— so sad that one person can make such a devastating impact on— so sad that one person can make such a devastating impact on so— so sad that one person can make such a devastating impact on so many- a devastating impact on so many lives _ a devastating impact on so many lives from — a devastating impact on so many lives. from the _ a devastating impact on so many lives. from the sikh— a devastating impact on so many lives. from the sikh communityl a devastating impact on so many. lives. from the sikh community of nottingham. — lives. from the sikh community of nottingham. we _ lives. from the sikh community of nottingham, we reach _ lives. from the sikh community of nottingham, we reach out - lives. f

but so this is sad. well, that's from sadness.ng for today, e, to the melody of joy that gives you strength. and when you feel that you want to live here. well, that's it, honey. well, you want to live when you succeed in something creative in the first place. well, in addition to all the other everyday family moments that bring joy. yes, there is a child, so to speak, a relationship with a beloved woman, there are healthy parents and so on, of course, this is why this is creativity. and last year, in my creative plan, the year was quite successful in the sense that fruitful, that is, e i e, released, firstly, two instrumental albums. the first is called the alignment of the planets, the second is reflection, and then i missed 2 song albums. true, they are all a little. well, so to speak, they are compensatory collections, that is, not exactly 10-15 new songs, but nevertheless, quite a lot of new songs. i've got a few new clips out so uh, i've been trying to be productive and i'm actually continuing to do the same now. i'm getting

there was quite a lot of sad sadness there. well , let us recall at least the feast during the plague according to him the bronze horseman of the page of the pugachev uprising. in the captain's daughter. yes, even many of pushkin's poems, for example, the well-known ones written on one of his birthdays, are a vain gift a random life. why do you need me gave a lot of sad things. pushkin , nevertheless, has a cheerful light name and the bloc is absolutely right here. well, why is this an example of unusual luck that the unlucky poet talks about pushkin. sashkan from bulgakov's masters and margarita, remember when he returns to the lunatic asylum from ivan the homeless, who accused him sashka ryukhin of bersard and in such a sad halic mood sashka rides in a truck along tverskoy boulevard. and suddenly he sees the cast-iron figure of a man who looks indifferently looks at him in front of him and utters these very words lucky he was lucky he shot at him this white guard crushed his thigh and provided him with immortality no matter w

this has been a very sad week for our city. the events on tuesday— sad week for our city.vents on tuesday were a tragedy and so it is important — tuesday were a tragedy and so it is important that we all come together and support each other at this difficult — and support each other at this difficult time. we have lots of people — difficult time. we have lots of people who would like to say a few words and — people who would like to say a few words and to pay their respects. can i words and to pay their respects. can i stert— words and to pay their respects. can i start by inviting the leader of the council david mallon to the stage? — the council david mallon to the stage? thank you.— the council david mallon to the stage? thank you. good evening. thank ou stage? thank you. good evening. thank you for— stage? thank you. good evening. thank you for a _ stage? thank you. good evening. thank you for a gathering - stage? thank you. good evening. thank you for a gathering here i stage? thank you. good evening. thank you for a gathering here in | thank you for a gathering here

farewell, my sad, we will wash. children.can dance hello this is the first sail and we can dance until dawn. goodbye print. lord it. adult children, how much we need each other, in my opinion, it’s not even necessary to explain on stage eva medved and david himikadze, as well as vlade bleiberg and taisiya maslyakova i’m trying to read between the lines your words could be a lesson. father and your reflection aunt you are mine inspiration, father with a firm word, you will always protect, as before my mentor, i will never leave you. you are my main teacher, my hero, my guardian angel. love love to overcome you will pretend that you are healthy and endure. everything keeps me warm. you are my main character for everything. dad forgave me, i will always be by your side, because we are destined to go through so much father. i am your reflection, father, you will support with a firm word and always protect it before. my idol is my mentor, father will never leave you. you are my main teacher, my hero is an angel. every adult dreams

it is a sad day for nottingham _ why? horrific. it is a sad day for nottingham and _ why? horrific. is a sad day for nottingham and to our- why? horrific. it is a sad day for nottingham and to our hearts . why? horrific. it is a sad day for| nottingham and to our hearts go why? horrific. it is a sad day for - nottingham and to our hearts go out to the people who have been affected. nottingham is a close community and it has really hit us hard. this community and it has really hit us hard. �* . ., community and it has really hit us hard. �* , ., ~ ., ., ., hard. as we now know, two of the victims were _ hard. as we now know, two of the victims were students _ hard. as we now know, two of the victims were students in - hard. as we now know, two of the i victims were students in nottingham city centre. there is a huge student population which must use your tram is. �* , ,., , , population which must use your tram is. �* , , , , . population which must use your tram is. absolutely. it is very much a student population _ is. absolutely. it is very much a student population and - is. abso

it will be a painful process and a sad process for all the fuss, l and a sad process for all the fusssad process for all the fuss, the task that we face on monday. but all of us _ the task that we face on monday. but all of us must do what we think is right— all of us must do what we think is right and — all of us must do what we think is right and others must leave us alone to do— right and others must leave us alone to do so _ right and others must leave us alone to do so. ~ , ., , right and others must leave us alone to do so. ~ , ., to do so. the prime minister was out on an immigration _ to do so. the prime minister was out on an immigration raid _ to do so. the prime minister was out on an immigration raid in _ to do so. the prime minister was out on an immigration raid in london - on an immigration raid in london earlier this morning, number on an immigration raid in london earlierthis morning, number10 earlier this morning, number 10 downing earlierthis morning, number10 downing street say they don't know if he has read the report yet, he certainly hadn't when he spoke to jour

a good question is a sad question now because it is necessary, as it were, to make a profit. this is the capitalist system of production. and there , uh, it was important. well, as if that's the point. educational was therefore given great importance and there were wonderful children's films in our studio. well, here's the movie, uh, red riding hood. there is such a director as nechaev, a wonderful director who shot. uh, these are such amazing children 's paintings, but we have our studio, she cannot afford it, because if in soviet times it was financed, in general, the union has such a uh budget, and therefore 13-15 films were shot here a year, but now it’s one or two because, well, it’s a very expensive toy. i would like to ask one more question you were born in russia why did you come to belarus i fell in love with a belarusian on the set here uh at belarusfilm. how i fell in love that i left moscow and came here. i fell in love thanks to this love. do you consider yourself a patriot and why do you love belarus yes, i consider myself a patriot of belarus all the former rep

i am sad, but not surprised.— and city are just unplayable. i am sad, but not surprised.us sad, but not surprised. that is very gracious of— sad, but not surprised. that is very gracious of you- — sad, but not surprised. that is very gracious of you. michael, _ sad, but not surprised. that is very gracious of you. michael, your - sad, but not surprised. that is very | gracious of you. michael, your team was looking superb, really outstanding. how are you feeling? it's just a great moment for us as a team _ it's just a great moment for us as a team i_ it's just a great moment for us as a team ithink— it's just a great moment for us as a team. i think in the treble this was the tricky— team. i think in the treble this was the tricky one. we have got this out of the _ the tricky one. we have got this out of the way— the tricky one. we have got this out of the way now we are looking forward — of the way now we are looking forward to the champions league. it forward to the champions league. [11 was forward to the champions league. was nice to forward to the champions league. i

oh, sadness were so many reasons- _ about jetline? oh, sadness were so many reasons.ss were so many reasons. for the _ about jetline? oh, sadness were so many reasons. for the purposes - about jetline? oh, sadness were so many reasons. for the purposes of| about jetline? oh, sadness were so l many reasons. for the purposes of is deceased, it's tragic, but it's a wonderful ride. it's one of my favourite parks, i will be there in december, and these things are so rare, and it'sjust... i cannot explain how unique and how these things arejust so explain how unique and how these things are just so rare. in fact have been doing some research on this. the last accident that park, of this nature, it was in 1943, so 80 years ago. of this nature, it was in 1943, so 80 years age-— of this nature, it was in 1943, so 80 years ago. you said it's one of a wonderful park. — 80 years ago. you said it's one of a wonderful park, a _ 80 years ago. you said it's one of a wonderful park, a wonderful- 80 years ago. you said it's one of a wonderful park, a wonderful part i 80 years ago. you

means the lst sadness?> yes. there's two metrics. the highest and lowest negative experiences and the highest and lowest positive eernces. what icaed as you can go there and look up country by country, if you have a country of interest or a region of interest. ceaiy in terms of th positive side of the story, this year it was all about sohet asia andat america. on the negateide, youee some of them on your screen, the highest ended experiences were experice in afghanistan, sierra leone, chad, iraq, guinea, a lot of other nations that wouldoturprise you -- that actually tend to be on that negative side of the spectrum. kristen: countries whereou have human rights issues or political turmoil or war. i don't have the u.s. on this particular graph. but tell us where the u.s. ranks in terms of the positive and negative experience. >> in the u.s., we are above the global average, but certainly not seeing the dramatic increases in negative experiences that we have been seeing in some countries. i'm really happy that

i think it is so very sad because he has done i very sad because he has done absolutely— very sad because he and _ shocking and i will miss him very much because he and holly- shocking and i will miss him very much because he and holly werej much because he and holly were brilliant — much because he and holly were brilliant together— much because he and holly were brilliant together on— much because he and holly were brilliant together on this - much because he and holly were i brilliant together on this morning. he is— brilliant together on this morning. he is a _ brilliant together on this morning. he is a brilliant— brilliant together on this morning. he is a brilliant presenter, - brilliant together on this morning. he is a brilliant presenter, no- he is a brilliant presenter, no doubt about that. a great interviewer and brilliant presenter. it is no good assuming we know... what _ it is no good assuming we know... wha- . it is no good assuming we know... wha | ., ., , ., it is no good assuming we know... what what about the power differential, _ what what about the power differential

it's certainly a very sad end ene— it's certainly a very sad end end b— it's certainly a very sad endwe neee— another day. and for the moment, we need be— another day. and for the moment, we need be be— another day. and for the moment, we need to be thinking— r:3 and for the moment, we need to be thinking about r:3r and for the moment, we need to be thinking about the fernbbbee— we need to be thinking about the fernbbbee ene— we need to be thinking about the families and the— we need to be thinking about the families and the sadness for fnern. — families and the sadness for fnern. wn— families and the sadness for them. um, and— families and the sadness for them. um, and as i was saying, bbe— them. um, and as i was saying, be between— them. um, and as i was saying, the regulatory issues come later . few— the regulatory issues come later . few eer-f— the regulatory issues come later . you can't really— the regulatory issues come later . you can't really call- the regulatory issues come later . you can't really call it- . you can't really call it a blessing , . you can't really call it a

it's not 'ust a sad da , had to say. it's not 'ust a sad day, t-s * had to say.divisiveness in this country— invite a divisiveness in this country that can only be answered with facts. i believe the leaders of this country and our party— the leaders of this country and our party and those of us who aspire — our party and those of us who aspire to— our party and those of us who aspire to lead would do well to remember first principles. first. _ remember first principles. first. let— remember first principles. first, let me be clear. no—one is above — first, let me be clear. no—one is above the law. first, let me be clear. no-one is above the law.— is above the law. you hurt there, no-one _ is above the law. you hurt there, no-one is - is above the law. you hurt there, no-one is above i is above the law. you hurt| there, no-one is above the is above the law. you hurt - there, no-one is above the law, there, no—one is above the law, what do you make of that, could there be cracks at some point, could the tide start to turn? every time we have said this over the last

evil is not terrible if you are with me and do not be sad. t out of sadness when suddenly there will be trouble on the way of earthly passion? in life, i have all the joy of every day. we are everything that i will return. at you. while we are still together. hey one for all and all for one i can't find it. at night it will become a dark spring night. but only holy hallelujah hallelujah i know a bright hour will come when we leave in it and everything will become beautiful for us. when will he return? where does it start homeland from a picture in your primer with good and faithful goods living in a neighboring yard? maybe she starts to do what her mother sang to us with what would be a test for us. what do you like about me? help it starts sacred. ny which until the end or maybe she starts? how to start i found out that i have a huge family and a path or a juice field, each spikelet is a river, sky is blue. this is all my own. this is my homeland, i love everyone in the world. this cunning erpor don't hurt yourself.

it was pretty sad, uuite it was working. it was pretty sad, quite intense _ it was working.so many journalists there. quite intense because they were so manyjournalists there. the story, this epic search and rescue operation has captivated so many people and drawn the attention of the world media there's been such an intense demand for information and for updates over the last few days. to be frank, although the coastguard has been communicating at its best that hasn't been a huge mode to say for the pay hasn't been any evidence for the pay hasn't been any evidence for the pay hasn't been any evidence for the a lot of anticipation but i think the realisation was, especially as today has gone on and we got past the furthest point where the oxygen may have run out, if indeed the men had survived the initial problem on the sub. that hopes had been fading and the realisation was starting to set in that this wasn't going to have a successful ending. but to have confirmed, first oceangate the statement from and immediately followed up with the detail from the coastguard rear admir

sadness. the sadness, to think that that can _ sadness. the sadness, to think that that can happen. _ that can happen. detectives are continuing their _ that can happen. detectives are continuing their inquiries. - that can happen. detectives are j continuing their inquiries. there that can happen. detectives are i continuing their inquiries. there is what's known as a section 60 order in place, meaning there are increased powers here with regards to stop and search. this has been a set of killings that has really shocked this community and as we've been hearing, the police are urging anyone with any information to come forward. let's hear from the police, forward. let's hearfrom the police, little earlier the metropolitan police briefed reporters on the investigation. we briefed reporters on the investigation.— briefed reporters on the investiuation. ~ ., ., ~ investigation. we are working closely with — investigation. we are working closely with our _ investigation. we are working closely with our specialist - investigation. we are working l closely with our specialist crime colle

and look, i'm going to cry like it makes me sad.failing my daughter and i didn't want to let her down. i kind of remember that for me, i felt a little bit of relief finally knowing what was happening. i could start looking to finding a solution. i no longer felt as much guilt. it was more my body truly had this chemical imbalance that i could not control. in recent years, celebrity moms have shared their own stories of postpartum depression, helping normalize the issue. among the first to speak out back in 2005 was brooke shields on oprah. i am so , so thankful that that i didn't have the desire to hurt her, but i certainly didn't have the desire to help her either. i wanted to hurt myself. i wanted to obliterate myself and then i would have visions of her or this little body hitting the wall and sliding down. i wasn't the one throwing her, but i saw it. it was like an action movie. a recent study shows the number of moms diagnosed closed with postpartum depression has almost doubled in the past ten years. experts say talk therapy,

sad. sad.ng trying to try to make money for their family and this happens to them. so it's really sad today, the district attorney charged the suspect in the attack with attempted murder and the da says he was released from prison a month ago after serving time for stabbing another person. also in chinatown. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. the suspect was supposed to be in court today, but the hearing was delayed. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest in the case. a parolee has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing a woman working at this bakery in san francisco's chinatown. the man is well known to law enforcement , a criminal history that suggests that this is not an isolated incident. the defendant, 61 year old ally, has also been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, battery, false imprisonment and burglary. police say ly stabbed a 58 year old woman working inside aa bakery and cafe near stockton and jackson on memorial day. t

i didn't want to give up hope, and i'm very sad to hear this.nvolved. and the crew that was lost. you know, to my good friend nargeolet, who i only spent a couple weeks ago, went out and had a bite with him in st. john's, so it's a lot to take in right now. >> and i appreciate you being here given this sad news. would you like to talk a little bit about ph. he was respected in the community of people who investigated, who loved the titanic and who believed in deep water exploration. tell us about p.h., and the man you knew. >> p.h. was a wonderful guy. he always made you smile. he always asked how you were doing, you know, very upbeat, and he -- >> we have lost our communication unfortunately. i don't know whether it's weather. we'll try to obviously get back to him, but general, what would they have had to have found. what would they have had to have seen to do so fairly quickly from the time they recovered this debris to putting out the notice of this press conference and now this statement to know that, indeed, the titan was lost? >> well, du

good question, sad question .ore, was of great importance and there were wonderful children's films in our studio, but here are the films, uh, little red riding hood. there is such a director as nechaev, a wonderful director who shot. uh, these are amazing baby pictures, but we have our studio, it can’t afford it, because if in soviet times it was financed, in general, by the allied such a budget, and therefore 13-15 films were shot here a year, but now it’s one or two it's because, well, it's a very expensive toy. and anastasia and i would like to ask one more question: you were born in russia, why did you come to belarus, and on the set, you fell in love so much that you left moscow and came here. i fell in love with belarus thanks to this love. do you consider yourself a patriot and why do you love belarus yes, i consider myself patriot of belarus all the former republics of the soviet union, they fell into such parochial nationalism. and this is a terrible thing. i remember the nineties, when everything was on

it's certainly a very sad end ene— it's certainly a very sad end end r— it's certainly a very sad endn is an extraordinarily high amount of pressure, difficult pressure, a very difficult environment to environment for humans to operate in. but the questions about regulation and so on can wait for another day, for another day. and for the moment, we neee— another day. and for the moment, we need be— another day. and for the moment, we need be be— another day. and for the moment, we need to be thinking— r:3 and for the moment, we need to be thinking about the rembbbes— we need to be thinking about the rembbbes ene— we need to be thinking about the families and the— we need to be thinking about the families and the sadness for men. — families and the sadness for men. um,— families and the sadness for them. um, and— families and the sadness for them. um, and as i was saying, sne— them. um, and as i was saying, rne reowberery— them. um, and as i was saying, the regulatory issues come later . vee— the regulatory issues come later . wee sen-s— the regulatory issues come later . you can't rea

to mother, like a son of sadness to mother, my sadness to the earth is nevertheless, and the stars,closer, but still colder and like an eclipse clock and like a clock eclipse, we are waiting for the light, and the earth, and we see dreams, blue grass flies together. udovo, i am a strong herb. and we fly in orbits along paths not hackneyed, stitched with meteorites of spacious justifications, the risk of courage space music floats away in our business conversation. what land in the illuminati evening and early dawn and son be sad, yes, mother, and the son of sadness to the mother is waiting for the son of the mother, and the sons of the earth are blue firewood. green green grass cosmodrome is not a flying blue bed of the house. we listen to strong strong grass and we dream. great. about the group of earthlings on apartment dwellers is not a national medical center for high medical technologies, i only have nevsky thank you, health, happiness. thank you brothers, and i want to invite gogunsky to our stage. in fact, i say, why don't you want me to introduce you, as vitaly gogunsky says

you are sad.love you never been in our city light over the evening river, no dreams, you will grow up with friends, you did not wander. so you haven't seen the best city on earth . you come to us in moscow plunge into the tverskaya noise of green lights. i want to watch the girls dancing on the palms of large blue squares, and we are sailing moscow , you will remember mine if only you come and see at least once. the best city of the earth moscow with applause to a small but very bright and purposeful part of the russian women 's fund welcome to the stage to give the floor to the founder and president of the russian women's fund yuliya shklenko and the vice-president of the russian women's fund to the wonderful mother and beautiful woman regina alexandrovna rannik. i wish you all good health, not yet beloved by faith fortitude, music and songs close to the heart today are what can unite us in such fateful times, inspire and give us the strength to move towards the goal. let this concert be a symbol

it is a sad da , pretty seamless. it is a sad day. the — pretty seamless.it is a sad day, the end of the - pretty seamless. it is a sad day, the end of the festival and you see people coming off the site on wednesday morning, walking and glamorous and happy and so full of energy, you see them going home today, desperately tired or to a comfortable bed. cleaning up and taking — comfortable bed. cleaning up and taking down. _ comfortable bed. cleaning up and taking down. it _ comfortable bed. cleaning up and taking down. it will - comfortable bed. cleaning up and taking down. it will take l and taking down. it will take six weeks to clear the site of this temporary mini city. and then after the chaos, time or then after the chaos, time or the cows to come home. sarah—jane bungay, bbc news. we have time. a unique tradition to tell you about now. over the weekend, couples in canada competed in the wife carrying contest. the crowd cheered as competitors carried their so—called wives through the obstacle course. they could be actual wives, orjust friends or partn

situation. sad feeling here. this was a brightening community of homeless people and everybody had their uh, little area with their tents. and they were bigger tense. they were 10 man 10. some were even bigger than 10 man tense. and uh they had heat in the winter. they had enough food. they had all the clothes that they needed. they had all their basic needs met. it saves the tax, pay about a $1000000.00 a year every year. we are here. if they were the house, the county or the government was the house. these people that hotels like they normally did, it would have it would cost the county a $1000000.00 a year. so how's the people? yeah, this camp here and this was, this was a group to about a 122 people. that's at the peak. i started it pretty much from the, from the get go. i moved in realizing that i needed to be here to protect the homeless from the outside and also to manage the, to make sure that things were organized. we had no place to put our garbage. you know, a place for a bathroom and you know, just th

it'sjust sad. last month two teenagers, harvey evidence - 15? it'sjust sad.nagers, harvey evidence and carrie sullivan from ely in cardiff were on a nearby canned died in a collision after being followed by a police van. in salford the mood is sombre, mixed with concern for the number of high—powered bikes around and their ability to cause anti—social behaviour. and their ability to cause anti-social behaviour. there is . rowinr anti-social behaviour. there is growing concern _ anti-social behaviour. there is growing concern around - anti-social behaviour. there is i growing concern around e-bikes anti-social behaviour. there is - growing concern around e-bikes in growing concern around e—bikes in particular and very young men riding round without helmets on.— round without helmets on. greater manchester _ round without helmets on. greater manchester police _ round without helmets on. greater manchester police have _ round without helmets on. greater manchester police have now- round without helmets on. greater. manchester police have now referred themselves

it's sad to talk about it. oh-oh-oh-one cinderella is sitting in the sun. ah-ah, new street is cheerful. dear friends, we continue our very important campaign called play the accordion, victory, dedicated to raising funds to help the soldiers of the russian army. and now we we are in the city of volgograd, but first i will tell you where we have already been and of course i want to thank everyone so the cities where this action took place, chelyabinsk , tell me, if anything, kurgan barnaul novokuznetsk kemerovo krasnodar territory, novosibirsk yekaterinburg tyumen omsk and here we are here on mamaev kurgan and all residents of the city , guests of the city, volgograd region, there are representatives. greetings, dear friends. thank you so much everyone, a deep bow to the qr-code on your screen and i want to all together on the eve of the holiday of russia day we get up and love's favorite song. and you cover the screens went hear raspberry ringing. these are the dawn messengers. it was among the russian ravines that my backwoods flared up, something touched

i'm sad now.sad waves completely there are optimists hope for the best thing. the main thing is the song, what do you associate. here is the choice of profession youth through which song alexander ivanov realized that he wants to sing, wants to share joy with people in this video. well, first of all, probably the bremen town musicians. and, by the way, there are many ronda bands and your musicians there, very similar to these characters. and this is the desire to tour there to save the princess there to fight. with the bandits to us yes, it 's wonderful gennady glazkov there is nothing better than friends wandering around the world for those who are friends and continuous anxiety for us any roads are dear to us any roads. there, the discovery of the guys was amazing for me, that it is clear that the first film was voiced by oleganov, and the new adventures of the bremenskys by in the footsteps of the bremen musicians, so i was called slim and hot magomayev there everything is better than the golde

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it has been inevitable, but it is sad. it is not _ been inevitable, but it is sad.. it is not good for the, it is not good for the _ is not good for the, it is not good for the country. would you agree that we _ for the country. would you agree that we have also got to learn the lessons _ that we have also got to learn the lessons from this. this should not be able _ lessons from this. this should not be able to— lessons from this. this should not be able to happen again, and looking at patronage, the way it has recently— at patronage, the way it has recently been used, people put into positions _ recently been used, people put into positions in — recently been used, people put into positions in the house of lords with no experience... we have to learn from _ no experience... we have to learn from this— no experience... we have to learn from this experience. it never should — from this experience. it never should happen again. don't see agree? — should happen again. don't see agree? 0t— should happen again. don't see aree? .., , , agree? of course, it is... the fore

it is sad - we are here at this moment again. won more arrangement between now and the election. it is an unprecedented time for unprecedented situation, and it is a shame we had at this particular moment. there is a lot of uncertainty going forward. president trump's time as president was about chaos, why wouldn't they run up to be about chaos again?— chaos, why wouldn't they run up to be about chaos again? kezia dugdale, never before — be about chaos again? kezia dugdale, never before has _ be about chaos again? kezia dugdale, never before has a _ be about chaos again? kezia dugdale, never before has a former _ be about chaos again? kezia dugdale, never before has a former president i never before has a former president been charged with a crime, let alone one trying to be our president again. looking from across the pond, what is this look alike you? the accusation _ what is this look alike you? the accusation he _ what is this look alike you? the accusation he has _ what is this look alike you? the accusation he has not had m

so, that's sad. well, that's from sadness. joy that gives you strength. and when you feel that you want to live here. well, that's it, honey. well, you want to live when you succeed in something creative in the first place. well, in addition to all the other everyday family moments that bring joy. yes, there is a child, so to speak , relations with a beloved woman, there are healthy parents and so on, of course, this creativity is therefore. last year, in my volga plan, the year was quite successful in the sense that it was fruitful, that is, i released, firstly, two instrumental albums. the first one is called the parade of planets, the second one is reflection, and then i released two song albums. true, they are all a little. well, so to speak, they are combinative collections, that is, not exactly 10-15 new songs, but nevertheless there are quite a lot of new songs. i got a few new clips out, so uh, i hmm tried to work productively and in fact, i continue to do the same now uh. just the other day i have new songs new videos

you know, it's a sad world. i always people would wake up to see what jo, by it is doing to us the . i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show you alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence and the point obviously, is to makes a truck rather than fit the various jobs. i mean, with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody with him and the robot must protect his phone, existence was on the western expectation was that pressure will be disassembled, lies by extreme sanctions. and the military losses. uh, there was an expectation that the pressure wouldn't be able to continue the war flight longer than a for a period of time longer than probably a couple of months. the and of course now that i hear that he's with china, from what i hear, we're going to be taken over and about probably, and trump, let me tell you. he was an i

fundamentally different yes, nosov is very sad, and dragunsky is very funny, but i can explain, whenhat i had not read it. i need to read this again. i was surprised to find. well, i do have such a feature. some phrases from literature are constantly spinning in my head read when there in 5 years. so i memorized three words, and they are spinning with me all my life. i don’t remember where it came from, it just means i was hooked and one of these phrases was spinning in my head, it was bitter porridge, not salty. i know where it comes from. i began to prepare to re-read, so it all turned out in this way it turned out that it turns out, of course, that's all. i have read this many times. i just carefully forgot how i forgot. well, in principle, i tried to forget my childhood, so i forgot children's books precisely for this reason. i came up with this, what i tried forget. because it is very similar to my childhood, and it makes me sad, but dragunskaya tried to forget, because it is very different from my forest, and this also makes it sadly enviable in this world the difference, in pr

horrific, it's a really sad day for nottingham, _ why?for nottingham, and it's _ why? horrific, it's a really sad day for nottingham, and it's a - why? horrific, it's a really sad day for nottingham, and it's a dutch l why? horrific, it's a really sad day l for nottingham, and it's a dutch our thoughts go out to those killed and their friends and families. it's a close knit community and its head is really hard. $5 close knit community and its head is reall hard. �* , ~' ., close knit community and its head is reall hard. �* , ,, ., ., close knit community and its head is really hard-— really hard. as we know, two of the victims dead _ really hard. as we know, two of the victims dead were _ really hard. as we know, two of the victims dead were students - really hard. as we know, two of the victims dead were students here i really hard. as we know, two of the victims dead were students here at| victims dead were students here at nottingham city centre, —— students here at nottingham university. there somethin: here at nottingham university

., ~ ., sad.olet, i guess - sad. it is, and i am thinking about paul henry nargeolet, i guess he | sad. it is, and i am thinking about. paul henry nargeolet, i guess he had a world record in diving to the titanic and he knew it well and it was fantastic to talk to him about the wreck, the titanic, because he had such incredible knowledge. and we could substitute each other because i was doing research into the very history and he came to our exhibition in york in november when i met him. we discussed a lot of things and we had decided he would become a consultant for the exhibition of the wreck. thank you, sir. we exhibition of the wreck. thank you, sir- we heard _ exhibition of the wreck. thank you, sir. we heard james _ exhibition of the wreck. thank you, sir. we heard james cameron, - exhibition of the wreck. thank you, | sir. we heard james cameron, there are so many parallels being drawn and i want to bring in maxine now in wimbledon. we will hear what you have to say and then we will go to t

the sadness. i also remember being fascinated with that story from the time that i was eight years old and learning about things like oil slicks and debris fields and how they finally figured out that thresher was sank. the next story was five years later when u.s.s. scorpion sank in 1968. in that case, the families of the crews were on the pier in norfolk, virginia expecting it to return from a four month deployment fro the mediterranean sea even though it sank probably five days before that. nobody knew. the families waited. the submarine did not show up. according, they held out hope for days as the world has done over the past four days for titan. finally the submarine force made the decision to announce it was lost. that's my realm of experience. i don't speak officially for the u.s. navy submarine force. i can speak on behalf of my peers to say as fellow underwater mariners, it's a very sad thing. as one guest earlier said, it's a gut punch to hear that its lost. >> neil: you know, captain,

make the sound louder. lullaby to rock my dear, throw off your anxious sadness, mom, stretch out yourll grow up when i don’t call the flowers, tailor of the apple tree, i will shine like an asterisk. i am everything to you always. mom, i answered you with a song about your pure without warning, i will be your eternal hope. wow you me evil labor day anxiety past me me faith baby awe to breathe will sing my soul will grow up when you gave me a sick forest an asterisk i will shine. i always sing you a mother, i will sing a clean song to you in response i'll be the bastard. yours to mine i will answer you my life with my eternal dream i will be your eternal nadezhda news live on belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the studio pavel zovik good morning and in this issue of mechanical engineering construction tor

mom, are you so sad, but still good, sad, ninochka. you are here without me for two weeks normally. mom, let's do it. well, true. well, if anything, jackdaw will insure you, true, of course, will insure. you said that you have a child said, and how he reacted to this with complete understanding, mamul, you really can’t imagine how glad i am. come on soon undress, i'm in the kitchen well. will be back i swear to you, after work i'll pick you up. i love you very much. i love you too. come in. valery viktorovich the contract is ready. goodbye valery viktorovich i beg you, let's do it tomorrow, the thing is that today you understand that they are actually waiting for me, i can't be late today. yes, i understand. personal life this contract barcelona okay, i understand, okay? let's make corrections maria ivanovna and how much longer will mom have to wait? well, you know, she often stays late at work, let's wait some more you're out whole, city shot, well done. banter son that sometimes it seems to me that he is not a man, but some kind of r

dan, a sad moment for that we did hear— families. this difficult time to those families. he did also thank the numerous international partners who had come together to help in the effort. there were questions and asked about the timing of this. whether the sonar buoys were in the water might have picked up the implosion. what are the rearadmiral have picked up the implosion. what are the rear admiral say about that? it sounds like its early stages of that sort of investigation work. examining exactly what the timeline was here and piece together a clear picture of what happened, what went wrong at what stage it may be impossible to actually provide a precise timeline of that because of the nature of this implosion and the nature of the conditions that they are working in. he said the effort will continue, there will be activity in that area for the foreseeable days to try to recover any more debris, try to see what evidence there is to try to build that picture. it may actually be that picture. it may actually be that now there is no

today was a sad day for america. if you look at it from 30,000 feet, you have the most popular candidate running for president in the united states. being indicted by a special counsel that works on the indictment, under the administration needs the approval of the attorney general to get this indictment. which administration's president wants to run against this defendant in this serious criminal case. i said i don't believe any documents have been destroyed. i haven't heard anyone was gigivenaccess to documents and e espionage claim is something americans feel he is anti-american. i don't know anyone more pro-american, but there is no evidence. no one is saying, despite they got the narrative out there before the indictment was unsealed, we knew everything that was going on before it was unsealed. we had this narrative, we found out and there is no indication there was any harm. harm is an essential element to the crime of espionage. otherwise, you are dealing with a presidential records acts that was created in 19

and perhaps what is so sad about this report, l what is so sad about this report, quite aside from someost generation it says of black cricketers. that wasted potential that could have been, should've been, and that is what will live on long beyond this report. generations that missed out on opportunities just based on their gender or their six or there and ethnicity. imilieu just based on their gender or their six or there and ethnicity.- six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing _ six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing no. _ six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing up, there _ six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing up, there were - six or there and ethnicity. when i | was growing up, there were black cricketers playing test cricket for england, thinking of philip defreitas, devon malcolm, but now, there aren't those cricketers. the generation has really been lost not evenin generation has really been lost not even in the last ten years but probably the last 30 years. there is a lot of reasons for that. some of it is targeted at the decline of cricket in stat

seems like a sad story. the first episode of tucker's show gathered more viewers than the evening news on the largest american channels, tens of millions views against millions, even the now most popular host fox hate, was left far behind against this background of the attempts of some media to cover up the success of the show with tar . frankly speaking, veins. all major media and almost all major journalists under white house control, they are absolutely afraid to say something against the white house politician sable in relation to foreign policy and military policy, and so the only, and not the only such journalist at the federal level, who boldly to tell the truth. he tells everything as it is and the trial did not pass. at the first episode of the show already has about eighty million views and the figure continues to grow. tucker carlson, even with much more modest resources than the american tv channels could, let's see what is called putting a wick on a competitor. will it fix the result? russian av