marina kashirskaya, head of the dance school, eight-time champion of russia, two-time european championthree-time world champion in sports dancing. that's from childhood. as i understand it, i wanted to dance since childhood, in fact, they dance and turned out very well. now it will seem to you that i am reading the same thing, and it will seem right to you, for artemik. this is the female head of the school of dance, eight-time champion of russia, two-time in europe, three-time world champion in sports dancing, for together. as i understand it, you achieved all this and applause. well, and more and more, and brother and sister, as if new, therefore, there was no chance of it. that is, you parental either play hockey together or dance together. yes, as the end of the dance hit, we will not lead figure skating. wanted together more painfully was your rivals. moreover, as far as i understand, the competitors are on the floor on the court as well. forgive me, as you know it, and today in our garden, again, your applause, please, two-time european and world champions in ballroom dancing. i

of the leading choreographic schools united kingdom. the leadership of the northern school of contemporary dance decided to abandon this type of art.he excluded this subject from the number of entrance exams, as the british media explains against the classical dance of the choreographer, and considerations of tolerance took up arms. eh, this art form is based on physiological standards that are typical of white europeans. but for everyone else, this form of dance is not available, moreover, english teachers paid attention to ballet terminology. and it is precisely the fact that the wording ballerinas to men dancers is applied to women, in britain it was considered that such a strict gender distinction could offend the feelings of representatives of non-traditional orientations, however, the teacher of classical dance at the educational institution will continue, however, for a separate fee, the training course will cost the british 9,000 pounds sterling. this is more than 600.000 rubles. but with a trance you will have to pay almost twice as much. the russians began to actively borrow funds for the construction of private houses on

tens of thousands of dollars for a few years of dancing school. ody who goes there would be doing. i feel like if they can afford dancing school and advanced dancing school, i you probably could afford ballet lessons all sorts of. >> greg: there something else going on here, judge. it's like, what's more elitist -- being an undergraduate studies at the performing arts that's elitist. how do they start on ballet, which as you know, is very dear to my heart. >> clearly, i've seen you in tights. even the thing is, ireland, you have to put them to do over the tights. that was a mistake. >> some problem for me. when i was done thing, when they decided they wanted everything to be gender neutral and i had to carry the guy instead of him carrying me, that's when i knew it wasn't for me anymore. the guy carries the goal. dances around with us. carrying them or caring for them. >> greg: carrying men. >> only in my dorm. four-legged dogs. >> greg: you got something against three legged dogs? >> no. i like french dogs. not bulldogs. enough of that. >> greg: y

in one of the leading choreographic schools in the united kingdom. the leadership of the northern school of contemporary danceided to abandon this type of art. excluded this subject from the entrance exams, as the british media explains against the choreographer's classical dance due to tolerance considerations. eh, this art form is based on the physiological standards that are typical of white europeans. and here's to everyone else this form of dance is not available, moreover, english teachers paid attention to ballet terminology, namely, that the wording “ballerina” is used for women, and for men, the british dancer considered that this is a strict gender distinction. it may offend the feelings of representatives of non-traditional orientations, nevertheless, teaching classical dance in a medical institution will continue, though for a fee, the course will cost the british 9,000 pounds sterling. this is more than 600.000 rubles. but foreigners will have to pay almost twice as much. in russia, sales of goods in everyday demand with discounts set a record first year, then business news. marina pimenova marin

of course, they are dancing. hello friends, greetings to all of you welcome to our school, we have been dancing here for more thanyears, absolutely everyone from the age of four to 70-80 years old has been dancing, and we dance all kinds of latin american dances. and, of course, salsa. i recently heard that supposedly salsa appeared, in general, in venezuela, we believe that the word salsa itself was born in venezuela thanks to the radio host, fyodor sudanila of the column, who led music program. he asked his guests for musicians. what is the name of the crazy mixture of styles of music that they create, these answered our music is ketchup and then fedya passed, so this is salsa. i watch people dance in venezuela. well, the truth is, absolutely all dances literally flow into the living quarters of all venezuelans, so when i dance i'm not just expressing myself, this is the only possible way of being. for me, dancing is life , i was ready to subscribe to every word and could not wait to start dancing ever again. i did not have those tight pants. slowly you get used to it, let's go and one two three five six seven

school year starts. that young us auntie of was dance, has alienated her from this school management. which left backward babbling slowly, but surely i'm being put under pressure even over trivial things. fluffy, for example, here a student scribbled something i of course, did you notice it, but i was still reprimanded by the director for allegedly not fulfilling my duties . i was told, i should have invited the student's parents to the school to discuss it, just because of these doodles up. well, when russia launched, it's one ukraine. hundreds of people talked of the streets. tatiana ch, are of anchor, was one of them. even though it was a peaceful protest she was arrested and find around $300.00 to euros. some lawyer afterwards, the school director invited me in for a face to face talk to discuss my political views. he said they knew what i had done and that it was prohibited or what that the what the restrict you court yo, i asked why. it's my free time after all, you might, you, she said yes, but the parents of your students could have a problem with it. turns in a book for what y

form a society, the shevchenko society of enlightenment, a greek-catholic school of group singing, a group of vechornytsia danceshis is typical for us, and at the same time we gave examples of wonderful men who now occupy prominent positions , that is, we can say about ukrainians that, for example, well, we have this mental similarity, we are not italians who will immediately start there to create some structures of underground trade. russians who come abroad do not lose their language. they try to create a racket. they are not the first to create a racket . so -called children's camps, camps for displaced persons that existed in the 45th year in europe until the year 502, and in these camps, collections of ukrainian poems were published, an incredible number of books were published was issued by a sports association, here we are, here is the ability, and here is what it comes from, and it is because of geography. friends, to the east of us is the eurasian civilization. to the south of us is the islamic muslim civilization. we are part of the european organization and this is constantly beating the way, constant

initiative in in battles with the enemy, the russians retreated, the graduates of the famous school were still able to dance their farewell waltz, perhaps on the doorstep of the russian soldiers, they wanted to be pushed away from the city, but they were not going to go away, they began to raise the stakes, destroy the surroundings, the enemy's artillery and tanks ruthlessly reared on the high-rises, grinding whole blocks together with people in the middle of the place , it was decided to attack with rockets, push them to the maximum distance from the city so that they could not deliver non-tank artillery, the units of the armed forces took up the defense to wait for another attempt to break through the meaning. it was not, recalls pavlo fedosenko, the army began to prepare for a counteroffensive, and the order was to occupy the outskirts of kharkov , to consolidate on the directions at the entrances to kharkov on the key routes and hold the city. we also jointly took up the defense along the bypass road of the city . i was practically on the late route, this is a village of circuses on the outskirts of kha

dance. get the log of me. the new school pulls at that was my gum guy, mid an arm was nice, sharp it or megatar. god a honey, we'll get it. got our god. i will story delane door. yeah, is essie classical give form had to say up to your boarding expressions are real move weren't allowed to head expedients to upgrade to him will up new orleans because she got a lucky hagi dordy feminine. ah, most women aunt heard most women don't have the agency to be able to speaker, and they're not even given the platform of the space to do it. you know, and these are women who, who are screaming inside. but they're, they're not heard. for those of us who can, we should speak up and i think it's as simple as that. ah, my name is young t smile. i'm a feminist artist based in malaysia and i paint to women in the nude to take away the narrative from a pottery arkell definition of woman's body that is sexual. that is huge, that is dirty. that is shameful. arms or that can only be virginal and i reclaiming that keys and bringing a feminist perspe

brothers, he is 18 bogdan kind and sociable remotely graduated from the nine classes of a special school can read likes to danceh cartoons with his diagnosis, children get better with proper care and regular rehab. bilitov and they often lose the skills acquired in the classroom, if the classes are interrupted, all the more so they stop completely, although they leave home. kirill is the most groovy of the brothers fearless even talks too much, grandmother parents themselves are afraid that kirill's illness is acute lymphoblastic leukemia. the boy will return, fell ill at 2 years old with a little he underwent severe treatment, he is now in remission, and we need a comprehensive examination for him, and medical control in a way that we do not know. in what state is he now bogdan kirill and anton the children of the war to work out the parents stayed there they need to work the boy asks if kirill didn’t shoot today, anton doesn’t know what could be, otherwise, or rather, they get used to living without war, only after anton left it was 3 days. when he was born, when he was in intensive care, a severe birth injur

dance school in the uk. and what, they will teach there, if the hosts of the dance school, they will not teach twerk ballet,ed, when his ass is like this back and forth, it means about the same, why because the art of whites to us here you need it there without borders. but she doesn't make up, they build their future without culture. i just yesterday showed in the program in an american family restaurant and the unfortunate father of the family began to say, i will ask the children to leave here again to show, but i will honestly say that after that you need to wash your eyes with soap. yes, eyes need this soap for our future without a culture without heating, together with ukraine and we must build our future with a culture with heating and without ukraine why without ukraine, because ukraine in the form in which it was cannot continue to exist, it turns out there is, respectively, without the ukraine that we have known for the past many years. why is it just that it will no longer be ukraine, that there will be a channel or such what it was not the essence of the telegram channel of the telegram channel,

brothers, he is 18 bogdan kind and sociable remotely graduated from nine classes of a special school, can read write likes to dance ninja cartoons diagnosed children getting better with proper care and regular rehabilitation, and they often lose the skills learned in the classroom. if classes are interrupted, the more they stop completely, he left home. kirill, the most groovy of the brothers, wanted to go . fearless, even too much, says grandmother. parents themselves are afraid that kirill's illness is acute lipoblastic leukemia. will return the boy fell ill at 2 for a little over a year he underwent severe treatment, he is now in remission, and we need a comprehensive examination for him, and medical control, as we do not know. in what state is he now bogdan kirill and anton children of war. how are you? normally today i will be on the night shift, i have to work for the shift. i will come to you. anton calls his mother in donetsk, his parents stayed there , they need to work, the boy asks if kirill was shot today, not anton, they don’t know what could be, otherwise, or rather, they get used to living without w

of gun. his dance female population is increasing. day by day . the most visible part of this crackdown is in afghanistan. schools where girls can be seen only up to the primary level. the taliban have forbidden them from studying father. it's addicted. that's crushing dreams every day. it's been more than $300.00 days since a law and l. hummer have been forced to study at home. the sisters have been waiting for their secondary schools to re open, but they're wishing that has not come true over is allowed to school and they will inclusion. but that's not true. now. i don't understand. only primaries to ghost are allowed to go to school under the taliban. while the regime keep st. secondary schools will re open. teachers believe it's just an empty promise. intended to keep women and girls quite a view shared by the un. oh, country world where go the bank high school we, we are shifting from working outside the home, fix, etc. so i'm pretty, i know, a little cabinet and there's no military owner this effectively removing women's rights political is haitian. the taliban has often ordered women to cover themselves fr

the initiative in battles with the enemy, the russians retreated , the graduates of the famous school were still able to dancew their farewell waltz away from the city, but they were not going to leave, they started to raise the stakes and destroy the enemy's artillery and tanks the merciless rear on the high-rises ground whole blocks together with people, threw rockets into the middle of the place, it was decided to attack and push them to the maximum distance from the city so that they could not reach them either with a tank or artillery, the units of the protected forces took up the defense to wait for another attempt to break through the meaning. he did not remember pavlo fedosenko, the army began to prepare for a counteroffensive, the brigade was given the task of occupying the outskirts of kharkov, gaining a foothold in the directions at the entrances to kharkov on key routes, and holding the city. we also jointly took up defense along the bypass road of the city, and the enemy was practically on the outskirts of the city, practically on the bypass road. this is the village of zirkun on the outskirts of

one of the stars is dance school owner laurel. from birmingham, so for my family and for myself, it is history in the making. the city has put on its gladrags. everywhere, there are banners and logos, new floral displays and the smell of fresh paint. the commonwealth teams have arrived and are taking it all in. er... it is very majestic in a way, but, with the games just about to start, i find it exciting and very buzzing. so, a very electric atmosphere. well, it has all come together pretty well considering they only knew they were hosting the games just over four years ago. birmingham and the west midlands has always felt overlooked and unloved by the rest of the country so this is a big moment, a chance for it to change people's perceptions. we are actually going to sell the brand of birmingham and the west midlands right around the world. it gives an opportunity to show the world just how this place has progressed in recent years. huge business conference here could coincide over the next two weeks, investment will come from t

colonizing mentality of the powers that oppress the indigenous peoples, will dance yet go premier, i look where rose indeed mask what cheeses the size of one of the infamous residential schools, churches and boarding schools where it's estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. peasants of them died from abuse within a system that lasted into the 1970s. while many representatives of the indigenous communities welcomed the papal visits, others have mixed feelings. i think those visitors hallo long over you. maybe something has sort of happened many, many years ago. maybe the start of reconciliation would have started an francis as traveling to canada until the end of the week for some the fact that the 85 year old is taking on a journey like this is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step. there are small stories making headlines around the world. gunman who targeted homeless people shot 2 men dead in the canadian province of british columbia before being shot, killed by a lease, according to author

britain's cancellation culture has reached ballet, one of the country's leading dance schools declared this art form nothing less than russian and excluded it from the entrance exams, they say ballet associated exclusively with the white race and has pronounced gender roots. the telegram newspaper gives an explanation of the school, however , they did not refuse to teach ballet in the institution, they simply increased the tuition fee today marks the 90th anniversary of the birth of yevgeny yevtushenko more than a poet. fate, as if snatched out his boy with a turnover and the siberian station zima, and from a young age threw him into a whirlpool of front-page adventures. otherwise. how can one explain his friendship with robert kennedy and che guevara at the same time, or that how he managed to be an adviser to both president nixon and commandant fedeli yevtushenko's fame brought his stage performances during the drank time, as well as a work that sounds in the most beloved soviet films. and everything around what we are waiting for on the head, quite, but not from the good love she ha

of the powers that oppress the indigenous peoples. will dance yet go premier. i look where rose, indeed mask or cheese as the size of one of the infamous residential schools, church and boarding schools where it's estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. peasants of them died from abuse within a system that lasted into the 1970s. while many representatives of the indigenous communities welcomed the papal visits, others have mixed feelings. i think those visitors, how long over you nearly something has to happen many, many years ago really the start of reconciliation would have started again. frances, as traveling to canada until the end of the week for some the fact that the 85 year old is taking on a journey like this is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step. well, jackson pinned is a historian, specializing in schools for indigenous in canada, given all that went on in those catholic schools. i asked him is saying, sorry enough. yeah, that's a good question. you know, how do you r

of the powers that oppressed the indigenous peoples with dance yet go. pretty mute. i look waivers, indeed. mask or cheese is the sight of one of the infamous residential schools church or on boarding schools, where it is estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. thousands of them died from abuse within a system that lasted into the 19 ninety's. while many representatives of the indigenous communities welcomed the papal visit, others have mixed feelings. i think it is high, long overdue. maybe something had happened many, many years ago. maybe the start of reconciliation would have started again. francis is traveling through canada until the end of the week. for some, the fact that the 85 year old is taking this journey on at all, is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step ah, and his reminder of the top story that we're following for you out as our european energy ministers. the meeting today to discuss reducing gas consumption. russia says it will soon cut gas supplies through it's and w

managed to break into the city and right here at the beginning of summer gratitude for free kharkiv 11th graders danced on the ruins school graduation waltz this school is russian the saboteurs chose their outpost stocked up on provisions in the school classrooms hid weapons and in more than four months of full-scale war , schools will be turned into training camps for prisoners , educational institutions will become targets for bombs and rockets, this is one of the last arrivals, the occupiers destroyed one of the best schools in kharkiv with a rocket evgeny woke up from the first blow and saw the second rocket. with my own eyes, i look at the second rocket for myself. it had already reached somewhere in the middle of the forest. it flew by and threw off the flame, that is she had already gone to the snow and literally a minute plus or minus 10 seconds later there was an explosion, they came to see what the occupiers had done to their school yevhena nadiya's wife studied here, many medalists say the winners in the olympics, the woman is in despair, or not, every day there is a message about the next school being attacked

colonizing mentality of the powers that oppressed the indigenous peoples. dance yet go pretty me and i look boilers indeed . mask or cheese is the sight of one of the infamous residential schools church or on boarding schools, where it is estimated. 150000 indigenous children were forcibly educated, torn from their families and cultural context. many became victims of physical and sexual violence. thousands of them died from abuse within a system that lasted into the 19 ninety's. while many representatives of the indigenous communities welcomed the papal visit, others have mixed feelings. think of his that is long overdue. maybe something had happened many, many years ago. maybe the start of vacant, so she would have started again. young frances is traveling through canada until the end of the week. for some, the fact that the 85 year old is taking this journey on at all, is already proof of his sincere repentance. for others, the pope's pilgrimage is only just the 1st step. and that's it from me and the news to him for now don't go away. and dw business is off next with wild waltz. ah, after just a short break and don't forget to been fine. lot more news around the clock when

graduates who took photos on their graduation night, and students of the 11th grade near the destroyed schools, where they could not dancecould not hear the last bell, but you see the enemy continues to do this, how significant is the destruction now, and how much the local population is suffering because of these shellings, is it possible to calculate it, please? well, actually, yesterday, there was dust from the shelling, and a woman died today. well, i can’t say yes. well, i read today that ukrainian troops repelled an enemy attack in the direction of prudyanka in kharkiv oblast. what kind of settlement is it and how far is it? how much of a threat is it to kharkiv itself and from which directions? please show me from which directions it is expected now well, perhaps there is the biggest threat of a repeat of the attack on the place as it was at the beginning of the war, well, at the moment there is no such threat, uh, because they are surrounded in the center, uh, in the direction of donetsk, and from the side of russia, and with on the occupied side, well, there are always some groping and pouring, there is such a t

we are friends with her, we went to school together to dance in the cinema of sergei , you see, yes,th of children. i didn’t know him before. you saw them together. they looked like happy lovers. sergey is generally a very low-emotional person, but they probably didn’t flutter like that anymore. well, a relationship with a man is always a woman, and the boys were loved by sergei great love, there wasn’t much time there. well in your own way after when, of course, sergei died. the children were very upset. so, probably, love, do you think his family should help the name. i believe the family help. in principle, it shouldn't, uh, the father was supposed to help, but it happened that he wasn't there. i believe that children have the right to the inheritance of their parents to the inheritance of their father sergey tarakanov, nevertheless, this house was acquired by sergey i agree that the house was acquired, of course, he is without nina but this is his house, so his children have the right, in principle, a share in this house. all his children. well, how can children be separated lega

one of the stars is dance school owner lorrell.nd logos, new floral displays and the smell of fresh paint. the commonwealth teams have arrived and are taking it all in. er... it is very majestic in a way, but, with the games just about to start, i find it exciting and very buzzing. so, a very electric atmosphere. well, it has all come together pretty well, considering they only knew they were hosting the games just overfour years ago. birmingham and the west midlands has always felt overlooked and unloved by the rest of the country, so this is a big moment, a chance for it to change people's perceptions. we are actually going to sell the brand of birmingham and the west midlands right around the world. it gives an opportunity to show the world just how this place has progressed in recent years. huge business conference here could coincide over the next two weeks — investment will come from that as well. you can hardly walk anywhere without bumping into someone from another competitor — in this case, guernsey, which is hosting next

of soccer in the gymnasium and held a dancing competition for some entertainment. the site director of the clubhouse says that they serve 150 students k through 12 , providing after schoolnd extended school day learning and in the tech space. we have the sean who's our tech director who's here all day, every day doing classes, so there might be a coding class where there might be a rug making class a specific class, but there's also just drop in hours of your serious student who wants to come in and try out the equipment. there's space available for that, too, with his support. after the activity, students were able to check out some of the new technology at the center and got gift items from meta best buy has been opening team text centers around the country for years and now has 50 text center locations. so if you're interested in learning more about technology and working with customers or maybe geek squad, i think geek squad is so cool. we got jason here from geek squad. i mean, it's amazing what you can do at best five and get paid for it by the way, so right and really build skills and build careers. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. sanders is dying downtown ev

of our community. and you see how many gun deaths have occurred since then. whether you are in a movie theater or a dance hall or concert or church or grocery store, school. you just feel like your children and loved ones and neighbors aren't safe anywhere. so i am a cosponsor of banning assault weapons. i'm also in support of additional funding for police training, community policing. to be sure they have what they need to get the job done to protect all of us and then go home safely to their own families. i would have voted for that bill had it come to the floor. host: i want to invite our viewers to join in and ask you questions as well. democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. caller: greetings from the people's republic of new york. actually i'm in the finger lakes area which has nothing to do with the petulant cesspool that is called new york city. -- pestilent cesspool that is called new york city. -- two consecutive quarters of negative growth is a recession. now all of a sudden he has changed his mind. as far as joe biden goes, and bear with me. i think lately everything that's been going on with the white

in fact, he is the eldest of the brothers, he is 18 bogdan, kind and sociable, remotely graduated from nine classes special school can read likes to danceh cartoons with his diagnosis. children get better. with proper care and regular rehabilitation, they often lose the skills they learned in the classroom. if classes are interrupted, all the more so they stop completely, although he left home. kirill is the most groovy of the brothers fearless even talks too much, grandmother parents themselves are afraid that kirill's disease acute lymphoblastic leukos will return the boy fell ill at the age of 2 with a little suffered severe treatment, he is now in remission, and we need a comprehensive examination for him. ah, medical supervision, as we know. in what state is it now bogdan kirill and anton children of the war to work out. i will come to you. anton calls his mother in donetsk, his parents stayed there, they. the boy needs to work, he asks if it wasn’t kirill and anton who shot today , i don’t know what could be, otherwise, or rather, they get used to living without war, only after leaving anton was 3 days old, when he got into intens

before the summer holidays, that janitor of anchor hopes that she'll still have her job to come back to when the new school year starts. that young us on to you was dance, has alienated her from this school management, which left the quote doubling slowly, but surely i'm being put under pressure even over trivial things. murphy, for example, here a student scribbled something i of course did you notice it? i was still reprimanded by the director for allegedly not fulfilling my duties. i was told i should have invited the student's parents to the school to discuss it, just because of these doodles that upwell. when russia launched, it's the one ukraine. hundreds of people took to the streets. tatiana, cher vanka was one of them, even though it was a peaceful protest she was arrested and find around $300.00 euros. some lawyer afterwards the school director invited me in for a face to face tool to discuss my political views. he said they knew what i had done and that it was prohibited. oh that the what the restrict you court yo. i asked why humor. it's my free time after all, you might, yes, she said yes, but the parents of your students could have a prob

of 66 and 20 years ago. singing and dancing was gusto she was in eighth grade public school math teacher. i believe she was pro-choice. of allgr backgrounds and all affiliations looking back we didn't know. people felt comfortable to be in my house and nobody felt the need to say but they were comfortable and i loved growing up that way because i tell people now very worried about not being able to speak up or say who they really are i tell them what god has made no man or woman can ever cancel. you be who you are and be proud of that and let your light shine. don't let anybody diminish your light. i didn't learn any book or political conversation. >> your family had such a loving role model but more importantly, they were your friends. i got to know your family by reading the way you would drive the three hours down to washington, d.c. it reminded me of my family aythere was something about us that you always have to make your own sandwiches and bring your own food. my mother would have loved your mother and grandmother. you're in washington, d.c. you're becoming more and more interested

school. they've got music playing there dancing. it's a good time. but little they know this school if could eventually be a part of a brand new school district if he gets down the line to that we'll see how it goes again. meeting at noon. >> we'll see what comes of it. thank you very much, sara. >> time now is 9, 0, 6 and their air since more and more monkeypox turning up in the bay area. we've got the latest list for you here contra costa county just reported their first confirmed case yesterday. santa clara county has 9 cases so far you can go down the row here and pick out your county. sonoma has 3 san francisco that with the biggest case count its san francisco, 60 confirmed cases. and right now san francisco's monkeypox cases account for more than half of all of the cases in california and the san francisco aids foundation and the city hosted a virtual town hall to educate the community about it covers tale of his sacking. has that story. >> to address not pox between what were our pride events. i mean, think street festival season here in san francisco and that is closing growing. concerns about monkeypox is

dances of different sexes. this is when the teacher turned away in the gym at school, someone turned off the light and you clunging body of a classmate, and now you begin to explore the world. and i collect carrots from other people's envelopes, let go of your mind so easily time flies in the wind. harder i will not meet you. the end of it oh, not with me. ca n't get used to stupidity was so close. you are now farther and farther, yesterday you gave birth to the square of glory. he poured glasses and strange hands cut the servant. now i'm wrestling you. oh no, you're not with me , you're not with me. and guests, dear not by itself. didn't break. on a birthday, they remember stories related to the hero of the day. right in the winter, the beginning of the eighty- seventh year, one of our first tours with the group. nautilus, we often then went in two groups to the neighboring city, perm. we played concerts there at 5:00 and everything was written about us in the newspaper for the first time, in general, i can’t say about everyone that it was a direct laudatory article. well nautilus is still so back and forth th

airport terminal and the construction of the building of the house are going dance ensemble and lezginka, she also watched a new kindergarten and schooladership of dagestan, valentina matvienko suggested that local authorities actively attract investors to the tourism sector. as the speakers of the federation noted, recreation should be varied, it is necessary to build not only five-star hotels, and, well, hotels that will be accessible to young people, valentina matvienko held a separate meeting with the head of the republic sergey melnikova the team under your leadership is aimed at achieving real results on those problems that have been accumulating for many years, which are necessary, nevertheless, find opportunities for resources, implement problems as quickly as possible. they are well known to you, and you spoke about them, when we had not dagestan in the federation council frankly, but with an understanding of what is a priority, what needs to be done , the active process began to have the support of the federal government hmm u, you know about the word attitude to dagestan president of our country vladimir vladimirovich putin

. >> at the site of a former residential school in maskwacis, he was greeted with sacred drumming and dance, rituals the church sowt to erase for a sents ree. more than 1-- 150,000 native children from were taken from families to attend government funded residential schools most run by the katd lick church. they faced rampant neglects, physical and sexual abuse while being forced to assimilate. it was here that pope issued a historic apology. >> i am here because the first step of my penitential pill grammage is that of again asking forgiveness. >> trevor: say what you want, i love this pope. i really do. yeah, because ever since he has come into office, or into power or ever since he has gotten the gig, what do they even say, whatever it is, he has done a really good job of trying to right the catholic church's wrongs. you know, he has reached out to other faiths, he said gay people can get into heaven. and don't forget he added a pop and lock to the sign of the cross,-- . ♪ on top of that, on top of that, he is apologizing to indigenous people in canada for the role the catholic church pl

and as a vocalist, he was only 16 years old, when the school ensemble in which he sang began to perform on the dance floor ofamous riviera park in sochi, where up to 3,000 people gathered, then they began to invite him to sing with the group in expensive restaurants. gregory came here. his uncle sergeevich worked here. and here, on this stage, grigory came. also worked. this is where he started baking. precious what was he like at the time? yes, gregory was always a dashing guy at any time, in general, you know such a one, everything to the end to the limit there to take notes, so the highest walk like a walk. so, what is there to go on a spree, they are on a spree to shoot. so shoot it was then that leps got married for the first time in his 20s with svetlana dubinsky, grigory studied together at the sochi college of music. then she waited 2 years for him from the army. and when grisha returned, the young people, realizing that they would soon become parents, legalized their relationship and settled in the house of leps's parents. but they were against this marriage, considering it very much earlier. here,

school. about the homeland ignoramuses, meet warmly, you must love. and his melody is already rushing on the dance floor and the wind is dispersing. clouds of boobs together to go to nemirovich-danchenko, house, 5/7. good morning. good morning alekseevich welcome see. we have everything ready now . let's see your portfolio for yourself how everything works for a penny. let's clear your wallet . now everything is visible. wait, i would like to know myself that this is the picture that markovich brought here. allegedly, he inherited it from his grandfather, and the grandfather was a molzhulik, and he specially smeared the picture with paint. well, so that no sin is caught in the eyes of anyone away. yes, you are behind. look at the canvas canvas. 25 rub. this is definitely a treasure. and suddenly there is more true? come on, we ourselves said the technique, everything is smart. pash bring in to this i’ll take out the takeaway in the inventory. as i call her for reporting, call her. blue square in the amount of parkovich many dream of finding a treasure, but not everyone finds it. thanks

dancing. [♪♪♪] >> hello, friends. i'm the deputy superintendent of instruction at san francisco unified school district, but you can callss vickie. what you see over the next hour has been created and planned by our san francisco teachers for our students. >> our premise came about for san francisco families that didn't have access to technology, and that's primarily children preschool to second grade. >> when we started doing this distance learning, everything was geared for third grade and up, and we work with the little once, and it's like how were they still processing the information? how were they supposed to keep learning? >> i thought about reaching the student who didn't have internet, who didn't have computers, and i wanted them to be able to see me on the t.v. and at least get some connection with my kids that way. >> thank you, friends. see you next time. >> hi, friend. >> today's tuesday, april 28, 2020. it's me, teacher sharon, and i'm back again. >> i got an e-mail saying that i had an opportunity to be on a show. i'm, like, what? >> i actually got an e-mail from the early education department, saying the

daring step, creating a unique new form of dance he called hiplet, a vibrant mix of ballet and hip-hop that builds on classic techniques. >> when i opened my schoolelf, how do i capture african american kids? 1993, '94? i rwent to a rap concert. lots and lots of teenagers. the audience singing everything and rapping and having a good time. i walked away with this. if i could put rap and ballet together, to keep kids engaged, because they have the rap caid depos cadence, i would come off with a hilt. >> reporter: with dancers on pointe, wearing tights and leotards, but fused with its polar opposite. >> we're trained in tradition. they have to study classical ballet and all the pointe techniques. but with depth and versatility. they can do african and pointe, latin and pointe, jazz, contemporary. they can do anything on pointe. >> reporter: brian's goal was to make a diverse space for ballet dancers of all colors, shapes, and sizes to share one stage. inspired after studying under trailblazing dancer arthur mitchell at the dance theater of harlem. in 2016, the hiplet ballet company was noticed when homer posted this dance on instagram to jason deru

you were to put five on you, thank you even two fives for your skill because of the dances - no wonder you went to ballet schoolct. well done housewife. i am very lucky with my husband, in my opinion, that says it all. golden domes of churches above the river, wild strawberries, ripe with fresh milk, i run through the mowed grass, it has long been a high blue sky. ah, i'm looking for a boy of five years old and my joy sings and my happiness flies grandmother's tales about love and courage, where goodness, and truth, the white light is cherished and for the truth and spring festive fireworks. i know that together we are a people and my joy sings. saint what's left? it keeps us in me, like the lord's grace. it's something that you don't. it `s that, that not to buy and not to take time, the indifferent will pass through the circle, having crossed out, we will know the addresses that are native to me, profit and calculation, but in each other. you will see heaven. and when it gets hard for me, i will tell myself the times again. this all is mine. this is the most holy thing left for me. who said this is what i can

dance could, but he's pushing up idea enough ascii. think germany, unless of de la, formed for michelle from your school for you to ask, you know, did you need your if my toilet verbal got down to the citizenship? clementine churchill became the 1st financial donor. mm. the fund eventually raised a total of more than $9000000.00 pounds sterling. but to sum up front of me was enough loaner, but you already mila. be none of consent to it. you should see you before by then you have got you could've been cute of talk manager. i'm bringing my to her rustic . a jack or a butcher got up when you might be foolish to swim is kieffer usually she shared through the company. i knew what was more last year, but by sheena was coming. we are more clementine chunk chill undertook a 42 day tour of russian cities. when she brought medical equipment for red army soldiers. ah, she met chocolate factory workers and brought gifts to schools and children's homes. ah. and in this unique footage, she needs pioneers at the famous tank children's camp. ah, she more might have come by beauty and the bill of b to stalen contorted doors. because i realized i should

anechka graduated from the choreographic school and became an artist of the bolshoi theater and dancedg this movie? well, the most important thing is that the film turned out to be my ticket to life, because the first dance that i performed in my life. this is clearly on a winter evening in gagra, and here it became obvious that the girl has the ability to dance knave and i was taken to the choreographic school to continue to do further, i finished, i entered for the most part. how do you do you think if there was no this film hmm you would not have the desire to dance? i liked being an artist, that is, i can’t say that specifically for ballet. no, i can't, i liked to dance and perform. it's like something like this. what do you remember from the movie? i could kill now. i remember. yes, let them be children elementary, but still this one is clear, i remember, i remember choosing a good girl. you needed to understand that children were children, it could not find a girl at that age who, in general, especially, the pace was generally such forgotten and needed was a girl who is here, wit