the 90s, we are the open -air premiere in chersonese of the assistant to the head of the warehouse schwartz and my street with a glass of oleg tabakov’s theater appeared in crimea, staging sailors and starting the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which was again fired upon by ukrainian radicals . after the attack , the thermal power plant and systems were partially damaged cooling of nuclear reactors, this was reported in our defense control center, the unit was attacked from the side of the settlement, nikopol, and recently there have been several similar strikes using heavy artillery and drones, well aware of the scale of the possible consequences zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the largest nuclear power plant in europe, has six power units . all attacks reflect our air defense systems, but some munitions hit infrastructure. so during the last shelling of militants, russian the military once again averted a catastrophe. only thanks to the skilful, competent and effective actions of the units of the russian armed forces, the critical infrastructure of the nuclear power pl

schwartz. >> he is finished >> i'm happy to answer questions. mr. schwartz. you heard me address project sponsor's council on my questions related to what you represented and in drawings before and after. my first question related the drawings. and asking the same questions you did which were how did the grade raise between the first set of drawings and the second and i believe he told mow that we got a survey. and the survey changed the scope of the drawing. i asked i saw photos and it seems that the photos show a condition that is not what the second set represent. which supports your position. can you show me the photos again and -- and present again your position and because i want those photos to stay on the screen. you have them. we don't. i'm sharing my screen. would you run through this again. more than happy to. show me how that the current condition that is represented in dwrur de feoode is not the condition which is represented in the second set of drawings and then you will present your position again, and i'm going to ask counsel or what is wrong

but as schwartz, meltzer and their monetarist are substantially.what should we now say about herbert. in all of american history, no president has been more conscientious, hardworking than he for three years and more. he strove without stint to induce the american people to shake off their confidence. repeatedly, he pleaded with banks to resume lending with depositors to stop and for moral action that would arrest the credit freeze. could it that his incessant labors not so much right or wrong as your relevant it reminds me of the greek mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rock would roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herbert hoover arguably was our modern source of us. every time that he seemed to be on the brink of success taming the great depression, some new crisis would. while the silent killer. the contraction of the money supply would grind on each time like scissors us. he would start over, unaware that much of his per

make trousers of a shopping robe a little thin for many years this story is not a young jew abramov schwartzrom the small ukrainian city of turchinov, who dreams that his son would become a great violinist schwartz seems to be beetle stingy obsessive, but in my heart generous kind sincerely loves his crush. and so the boy buys, wins the competition, brilliant prospects open up. we in the elegant world of art have no place even in the summer for provincial old people. i must be i must have foreseen that the boy had good heroes. he promises big people from being surprised, the scarecrow is excluded says, hello, i'm your dad is not destined, the war began, the wounded senior lieutenant of the red army david schwartz rushes about in a row in an ambulance train and meditates, it turns out the nazis shot him, like all the inhabitants, guetta year back. again they counted very carefully. i have children, i had a pharmacy. i would take them to work with me as traditions considered articles. but i didn’t take anything, only your childhood meeting is a live performance, because at its core he wrote th

thank you. [ applause ] >> our gadi schwartz reporting on that heroic story that's nbc "nightly news" this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow i'm hallie jackson for all of us here at nbc news, good night for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >>> right now , six fighting's, not backing down what happened today as demonstrators remained on campus. >>> they were the first in california to unionize and now baristas at one starbucks are on strike. demand they are making. >>> mental health workers could be at how kaiser is responding to the looming strike. >>> the news at 6 pm starts now thank you for joining us. >> kaiser ment

schwartz is seemingly beetle stingy , obsessive, but generous in his heart, sincerely loves his davidion, brilliant prospects open up, but in graceful world art has no place even as a model for provincial old men. i should i should have foreseen that the boy is doing good things he is visiting big people from being surprised the scarecrow is excluded says, hello i am your dad is not destined. the war began to come true, the wounded senior lieutenant of the red army crushes schwartz rushing about in a row in an ambulance train and sees his father, it turns out that the nazis shot him, like all the inhabitants of getta a year ago. again they counted these processes very carefully. i had a pharmacy. i would take us to work with the traditions of us reviewed the articles. this is a live performance, because at its core the mighty power of love wrote in his book. tabakov is insightful and boundless love, which helps to feel and know more about his children. what can they think of themselves . for our city of impressions, we still cannot come to our senses. here i have tears in my eyes, bec

professor greg schwartz, a drought expert who teaches locally and has lectured at oxford, says largert the long term trend in every single model in this area shows that we are going to get steadily drier. that means the need to conserve water will only increase with marine water. we're outside the urban farmers store in mill valley, holding one of several saving water summer pop up events in marin and sonoma county saturday. water they were arming people with education and tools to help conserve water, all free of charge with everything from, you know, shower heads that are only at 1.5 gallons per minute was much lower than the typical one, especially for older households. the hose nozzles reduce waterways coming out of garden hose recreation. this man works in the landscaping business and says he promotes conservation to his clients because we're going to run out of water, i mean, and we need needs to last for a long time. and we don't know when the next snowstorm is going to be and when, when the next rain is going to be, experts say just 10% of water is used at home. another 10 is

coach sandra schwartz joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own, ty bernstein, a former ultra, who used to stand and cheer along with these hardcore fans. thought it was one of unknowns, new faces who stole the limelight, jordan, see, but chew last seasons, top score and the swiss league getting a debut goal immediately reminding her as new boss of the uphill task at hand. after the break, unknown turned up the heat. just 5 minutes after the restart, some assigning janik. how about i think the ball into the path of shit, aldo becca, who doubled the lead for the hosts. and on your wounds, out of breath yet captain christopher timothy corner teed up robin canada to make it 3. now when you're cruising and chi bernstein seething hatter did pull one back, but it was little more than a consolation. dody look back yo with a fine finish, but not enough to please the traveling support. as on yom start the season as the end of the last number one in the capitol. and here's a look at the results on saturdays, early matches. union one, the berlin derby against ha

back to you. >> nbc's gadi schwartz, thank you so much for the report. >>> the alleged high land park of not guilty today in a courtroom in illinois. the public arraignment lasted seven minutes. his next court date has been set for november 1st. he's 21 years old. he faces 117 counts, including 21 counts of first-degree murder. seven people were killed. more than 40 others wounded during the parade shooting. police say he confessed to the shooting in a voluntary statement. if convicted, he faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison. >>> after days of intense pressure, the senate overwhelmingly passed the veteran's health care bill last night. it will expand health care benefits for an estimated 3.5 million veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits. full-time many camped out for days. many of the vets were allowed in the chamber to watch the vote. republicans who had first voted for the bill then backed away from it came under withering criticism and the final vote count was 86-11. >>> nancy pelosi has left taiwan but leaves behind a country now bracing for china to begin live fir

schwartz for his great support which has enabled us to bring so many fine speakers to the stage. i would also like to recognize and thank one of our trustees who has joined us this evening, thank you so much for all you do on behalf of this great institution. i would also like to thank the germans council members with appreciated your encouragement along is very difficult. it will include a session for questions and answers you should have received a note card and pencil my colleagues are going up and down the aisle with cards and pencils for you to write your questions on the note cards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. there will not be a formal book signing this evening. however signed copies will be available for sale in our ny history store on 77th street side of the building. tonight we are absently delighted to welcome family professor of asian-american studies and professor of history at columbia university. professor nye writes on immigration history for the "new york times", the "washington post", cnn and was featured in the film the chinese

for "the news," i'm gadi schwartz. >>> human remains found in texas. major droughts are causing weird stuff to show up including ancient treasures. what else has been spotted since the waters recede? >>> if you can't beat them, drink. they what is what one distillery in new hampshire is saying turning an invasive species of crab into an ingredient in your next cocktail. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call no

in our sunday spotlight, nbc's gadi schwartz reports on the effort to make the virtual closer to realityr 2.6 million years on earth, humans have begun to build a completely alternate universe. welcome to the metaverse, the internet's 3-d iteration. for now, limited to a few games and platforms, the developers think it could be a gathering. if this looks or sounds weird, i promise you it gets weirder when you put on a headset. developers have been hard at work to make sure you see the virtual self is a full body experience. what is we want to do is capture your whole body so you are physically present in this metaverse world. >> reporter: what chris harrison and his team in pittsburgh so this is really about touching. this is touching the metaverse. >> we're letting other people work on the looking. we're trying to i like, okay, so here's -- here are my hands. it's right in the soft spot. >> reporter: somewhere in the form of puppet-like gloves -- >> i can feel the confoutours o his face. oh, it's raining on my lips. what is going on? >> the receptors on your lips are feeling the pressur

another good night. schwartz was dilly for also some of ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk ah with ah good, good, good. good. this is to go of the shop to get them. she is like i just finished. so what do you mean? you know, you had called me from the him when you bring in the new new bill from willie ward who shot quarterly when she when you press be a good. yeah. second, why i'm with the blue, shall we do go with the see in the all of the me she's the to but your precious of them a solution she's going to work because i don't like what's new from the movie boat? sure. thanks to be with the review of the living. you please give me a shout at me. i was using it sounds. i mean, you know, she was in love with us for us and this would be the side who should be in this or is in your mouth for most the good of the with 3. it was, it was, it w

he tells nbc's gadi schwartz he hopes this means employers are getting better at listening to their workers. >> we're only as good as our people. i think employers ought and want to have a sense of taking care of their people. >> so i want to know what you think. for the right pay would you consider going back to your previous job if you left it? let me know. i put a poll up on twitter this morning. >> i'd be interested to hear what they have to say. >> you guys are waiting because you didn't know if i was going to show up at this job right here? >> waiting if anybody was going to announce anything. >> no announcements here this morning. it's time to get a look at the forecast. we don't have to wait too long for that one. >> we know you've got to get to work this morning. let's get you ready with the forecast as we start out. it's going to be a mostly cloudy morning as we take a look at this shot all lit up in san jose. it's going to be cloudy for a little while. then we know how it goes. the sun breaks out. it's going to be a nice day. going from low 60s to low 80s this afternoon. i think

she is not anna howard, her real name is gloria schwartz, but captain commander ralph of the pizzeriais known by the call sign condor, both career officers of western naval intelligence, he did not officially cross the borders. interesting izmailovo's contract ended a long time ago, and he lives in russia so that it is necessary to contact kts and find out his address. we don't need to ourselves. as the name and patronymic of izmailov, alexei yegorych, we went well. hearts are warmed in our project, because we are always ready to share our warmth. new season from september 4 smith from only 79 rubles. sberbanquet. food for a school snack is cheaper than plov in a store. a. why so many, but, because summer discounts in magnet sausage doktorskaya 139.99, play discounts get ozon set with love up to 25% on huawei products and kitfort steamer for 2.290 rubles. ricochet new season from september 5 on ntv do not notice how you start to slouch due to incorrect posture, your back hurts corrector. a healthy back is an easy way to develop the habit of keeping your back straight, the corrector gi

that will shape the future, and while we're starting to see what the future looks like, our gadi schwartz also wanted to know what it will feel like >> reporter: the metaverse today is still just an idea starting to take shape with games like robox or meta's horizon world giving us glimpses with virtual spaces where people can interact with what avatars could look like what about what it could feel like will we be wearing body suits and running in omni directional treadmills >> what we want to do in this is actually capture your whole body so you actually are physically present. >> reporter: the answer might be a lot less intrusive according to one of the leading minds behind vr innovation chris harrison >> you said, wow, you can get the sense of touch, it's only going to cost you $25,000. we need to find low cost, practical ways to put on the headset and get the feeling. >> reporter: and harrison's future interfaces research lab the name of the game for his team is simp, trick your brain into thinking you're touching, feeling, and interacting with things that aren't really there with as

the match ended in a 2-2 draw, and right away, that reminded me me of the famous jim harbaugh, jim schwartz handshake after the the niners lions game in week six of 2011, a little aggressive aggressive with his handshake and sports didn't like that and the two had to be separated, but but that's a story for another day. >> i want to see that. >> maybe we will squeak that in on game day if we can't get it next hour. > >> the silicon strikers took on the hollywood master blasters flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. okay, flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh okay, i will. i'll turn our thermostat to 78. i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's taco 'bout it! - nope. ohh, we can save the laundry 'til the morning. yes please. oh, little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. learn more at powersaverrewards.org. in o

gadi schwartz has the story. >> reporter: call it the great resignation regret more than 40 million americans of finding a career with bert- be better paying hours. many say the switch has not met their expectations >> it was just kind of a slow burn of oh, this is taking a lot out of me. i miss my old life >> reporter: for years, 39-year-old skylar masten worked as a server at one of l.a.'s hottest restaurants, but when the pandemic hit he started thinking about jumping ship. >> waiting tables can be difficult, and with the added parts of covid with masking it was staggering >> reporter: he quit and took a job teaching high school english where the pay was lower but fulfillment higher, so he assumed. was teaching what you thought it would be >> it was not necessarily what i expected oh, i'm making less money but probably working 80 to 90 hours a week, grading papers there was this great sense of is this really what i want? >> reporter: many other workers have shared that disappointment. >> many will leave their jobs thinking the grass is greener, but grass is grass >> reporter: a lot of job

thousands have been evacuated, and with more heat on the way, it could get harder for firefighters gadi schwartz has the latest >> reporter: along forest roads in northern california, hillsides of roaring flames turn day into night. the mckinney fire now raging during a heat wave stretching across the pacific northwest. the blaze exploding in size over the weekend from one mile to 62 square miles in just over 24 hours. >> thunder cells rolled in and the fire kind of got pushed down into the canyon it got wind driven and that's where we're at now. >> reporter: homes and vehicles lost, thousands evacuated. vina swinson and her daughter, jada, live inside the fire zone at this point, you have fire burning north, south, and along your sides >> yeah, it could come from any angle at this point. it's just a matter of where the winds take it >> reporter: just north, over 60 hikers on the popular pacific crest trail extracted from the back country. >> they had about 20 feet of visibility on the trail at the time that they chose to call in and try to get some help. >> reporter: while across the west, more

marina gromova of his tenants and georgy schwartz together.he continuation of the theme in moscow to improve two more former industrial zones in the south and south-east of the capital, the resolution was signed by sergei sobyanin in one of the territories in tekstilshchiki , residential areas will appear under the renovation program, shops , banks, cafes and restaurants, the second industrial zone is located in a mountainous area. now there are warehouses and an asphalt concrete plant, and in the future it is planned to build a hotel, offices and a sports and recreation complex. immediately in in several cities of the moscow region, members of a gang of swindlers were detained, from which 20 local residents suffered; the attackers presented themselves as employees of the management company and demanded money from the owners of the apartments for replacing, allegedly emergency water pipes, a similar crime was committed in moscow, the circumstances of all cases aleksey baranov moscow region, operatives revealed a criminal scheme that was implem

gadi schwartz is in their hometown of l.a. with the story. what's up, gadi?on sends it in for a goal. >> reporter: they are truly on a roll >> alyssa thompson finds the top corner. >> reporter: at just 16 and 17 years old, these sisters are dominating the soccer scene. >> the run by gisele, goal by alyssa, things we have been saying all day. >> reporter: both have made verbal commitments to play for stanford, both off championship titles two their team usa youth squads and on the day we met up with them in their hometown of los angeles, they were seeing their own faces in "sports illustrated" magazine for the first time. >> this is so cool that's so cool. >> reporter: what's it like being in "sports illustrated" in high school? >> it's crazy, honestly. like it's, like, surreal i would never think i would be, like, on "sports illustrated." >> reporter: it's funny. you think those are for you, but they are actually for me and i need signatures on them. it's what these rising soccer stars have signed is making history. they became the first high school athletes

has exploded over the weekend it has now become the state's largest fire of the year nbc's gadi schwartz has more >> reporter: along forest roads in northern california, hillsides of roaring flames turn day into night the mckinney fire raging during a heatwave stretching across the pacific northwest. the blaze exploding in signs from one mile to 62 square miles in just over 24 hours. >> the thunder cells rolled in and the fire got pushed out of the canyon and wind driven that's where we are now. >> reporter: homes and vehicles lost, thousands evacuated. venus simpson and her daughter jada live inside the fire zone. >> you have fire burning north, south and along your sides. >> it can come from any angle at this point it's just a matter of where the winds take it. >> reporter: just north, over 60 hikers on the popular pacific crest trail evacuated. >> they had about 20 feet visibility on the trail at the time they chose to call in and try to get some help >> reporter: while across the west, more fires flaring up, with erratic weather threatening to bring dry thunderstorms with dangerous l

and i would say for the very 1st time, i will have schwartz has shown himself cautiously optimistic that germany is prepared for this winter, and possibly even the next. he said that the government started very early on to prepare such a scenario where russia would reduce or even caught his gas supplies to germany, even before russia invaded ukraine in february by the way. and so the laws are in place to launch all sorts of emergency measures. they've also sped up the approval processes for infrastructure project. so l and d terminals are being built in northern germany right now, where the 1st gas can flow from other countries into germany. coal power plants will run longer than planned and possibly also nuclear power plants will run longer . so there is a variety of measures which is why gemini feels that it is prepared in terms of energy security. and yet many people here in germany, a really genuinely concerned about a huge increase in gas prices this winter was the government's planned to, to help people who are worried about their heating bills. well, that's of course a major conce

cia, and mark zuckerberg and the whole of silicon valley on the whatever and the google brothers schwartz slowly but surely a cutting it making its mourns moron. i am sure i am in their radar. i'm probably in the middle of the cross hairs at some point. they're gonna try and shout me up for good. and they can a, they will put, you will probably find it suddenly i'm not even speaking to you or anyone there. certainly nobody in the mainstream media, apart from michael's mc cornish would speak to me. and it may be that that was only to now, not can oh to his michael of connivance in it. but it obviously it was to their advantage that my interview with michael was cut into little bits and stuck together to make me look like an idiot. oh, i'm not in india and that's why talking to you today. i'm making absolutely certain that people completely understand that my motivation is love for my brothers and sisters. all of you, every one, the chinese see and yet i've done it before every one. but there's in the short term, which is why keep coming back to it because it was one of the things i talked

i asked her about the reaction here in germany to his comment and schwartz is handling up. well, the reactions have been very strong indeed. and also in israel, by the way, where the government speaks of not only a moral disgrace, but monstrous lies. but here in germany, the biggest davy build site on quickly called it an anti semitism scandal at the chancery. and from the opposition c. d u party, we're hearing that our buses, cummins were outrageous and that showed should have asked mister abbas to leave, and that it was the biggest derailment at the chancery in history. the federal commissioner for the fight against anti semitism here was who said that by relative to revising the holocaust president abbas had lacked quote, any sensitivity towards us hosts. but yes, the german chancellor has also been criticized for how he handled their situation. now i was there at the presbyterian, there were 2 moments where we really held our breath. first went up, i spoke of apartheid in his country, shots quickly distanced himself from that. but then as the last question, mister abbas

and i'm daniel schwartz, though the bolivian side of the border with argentina were struggling. economy over them was crates of the buffalo here. ah ah, checking out some storms toward the bottom end of south america. hi there, thanks for joining in. so this was a vigorous system that swung through the river plate region now pushing into the southeast of brazil and it's dragged in much cooler air. so temperature is down in montevideo, and same goes for us also, i'm big drop in temperatures here toward the top end of south america for we've got our usual showers in storms rolling through here around the house with a height of 33 degrees on sunday. and getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain, we can trace from san jose right through to panama city on sunday for the southern us states. we had rain induce flooding in mississippi. but now for the pearl river, i think it will reach flood stage. this week so certainly could see some more flooding driving rain across florida, including for southern florida around miami as well. and could see some big monsoon downpours towar

and the google brothers schwartz slowly, but surely a cutting it making its morons moron. i am sure. i'm in their radar, i'm probably in the middle of the cross hairs at some point. they're gonna try and shout me up for good. and they can, they will put, you will probably find it suddenly i'm not even speaking to you or anyone. they certainly nobody in the mainstream media, apart from micros mccoy nash, would speak to me. and it may be that that was only to now, not can oh, to his michael of connivance in it. but it, obviously it was to their advantage that my interview with michael was cut into little bits and stuck together to make me look like an idiot. i'm not making it. and that's why talking to you today or making absolutely sir, that people completely understand that my motivation is love for my brothers and sisters. all of you, every one, the chinese see, and yet i've done it before every one. but there's in the short term, which is why keep coming back to it because it was one of the things i talked to michael about. the ukraine is deeply important. let us not for

here, and nicole schwartz on the screen you are looking closely for women for men for children. everyone has it, because someone likes to wear it, and someone does not. they can be posts and very, probably, and they are also very fashionable. they can be cheap and very pretty they can be rotated in stores. this dress is not. no, it's okay. eh, listen, it's okay. from fabric and wool from the ear, they are frightened by the sea, and it happens that they are simply tied. this such a thing. and she’s soft, and after a shower she dresses her and so that it’s not cold, and grandmothers like to wear them, and mothers, too, in some ways, and for some even decorations, it ’s okay nothing pavel sachkov on the screen, please, there were no devices , from which it is being made now, each person can make it to a friend, so that people can surprise or please, this is all that is necessary, for example, in a museum. or is this item necessary? to fill out some form, you don't need a pen. no, not a pen, i wanted to say what kind of museum it is, then i thought. okay, maybe a pen museum. complet

cia, and mark zuckerberg and the whole of silicon valley and the whatever and the google brothers schwartz slowly but surely a cutting it making its mourns moron. i am sure. i'm in their radar. i'm probably in the middle of the crosshairs. at some point they're gonna try and shout me up for good. and they can a, they will put, you will probably find it suddenly, i'm not even speaking to you or anyone. they certainly nobody in the mainstream media, apart from michaels, mich cornish would speak to me. and it may be that that was only to a now not can oh to his michael of connivance in it. but it, obviously it was to their advantage that my interview with michael was cut into little bits and stuck together to make me look like an idiot. oh, i'm not an idiot. and asked why talking to you to day or making absolutely certain that people completely understand that my motivation is love for my brothers and sisters. all of you, every one, the chinese see and yet i've done it before every one. but there's in the short term, which is why i keep coming back to it because it was one of the things i tal

she also directs the sportscenter -- schwartz center -- she is a labor economist and nationally recognized author and an expert in retirement economics and security. she offers various solutions to growing retirement crisis. dr. monique morris is an economist for the economic policy institute. before joining the institute, she worked at the afl cio. she has written extensively about retirement security, compensation, and financial markets. in recent work, she examined the effects of the covid pandemic on older workers and ways to ensure they can fully participate in recovery. she received her phd in economics from american university. miss jocelyn fly is part of the national partnership for women and veterans. prior to this role she was a senior fellow at the center for american progress. before her time in the senate -- spencer, -- centre, she worked in the white house under president obama, serving as deputy assistant to the president and director of policy and special projects for michelle obama. she is an expert on policies that would improve the quality of work for women and older wor

the war began to come true, the wounded senior lieutenant of the red army david schwartz rushes aboutther, it turns out that the nazis shot him, like all the inhabitants of guetta a year ago. again they counted very carefully these are i had a pharmacy. i would take them to my place to work on traditions. they considered and ordered nothing is impossible. this is a live performance, because at its core the mighty power of love wrote in his book. tabakov insightful and boundless love, which helps to feel and know your children more. what can they think of themselves. a very large-scale event for our city, a lot of impressions, we still can’t come to our senses, i have tears in my eyes, because i was torn to shreds and i really want and more and i still can’t get used to this performance. i have for everyone. i think he constantly passes with wet eyes about us on these tours to the tabakov theater, erases the boundaries of space and time, space in the literal sense, because the audience cannot climb in, but time, because touches on a topic that is always relevant ruslan channel one. tha

a picture for a thousand in 1865, a scene from the domestic life of russian tsars by vyacheslav schwartzon the very first day of the exhibition of the imperial academy of arts and the artist regretted, they say, even did not have time to do this, there was nothing left to remember. i didn't take a picture, you're right. now the painting is in the russian museum in st. petersburg . in her novel, after the funeral, the killer paints tasteless landscapes on top of the vermier painting and passes off the victims as work in order to inherit them. agatha christie agatha christie right anniversary for 200. the premiere of the film burnt by the sun took place on october 21, 1995 on the day of his fiftieth birthday perhaps this is mikhalkov absolutely right? nikita mikhalkov in the forty- seventh year of our era, the emperor claudius held the so-called centenary games, coinciding with this anniversary, of rome, the legendary date of the founding of rome , 753 bc, plus 47, we get 800 and the anniversary for 800. centuries with one birth was celebrated last year at the state level in moscow for stu

johnny is adam schwartz, his debut collection of stories won the washington writers listening 020/20 prize for fiction. his stories have won prizes sponsored by writers philadelphia stories, baltimore city paper and have appeared in mississippi review , december magazine among other sources. his nonfiction has appeared in the one he review, the new york daily news, washington independent review of books and other publications and for the last 20 years is taught high school in baltimore. would you join me in welcoming our guests today. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> i'm so excited to be so talking to professor kristin henning and as i got myself ready for this interview i was looking at a video of her collie paul butler interviewing her and he began by saying he thought he knew the subject well, the criminalization of black youth and what he learned from reading professor henning's book is didn't know it and i feel the same way. i'm in the year 24 of teaching high school english in baltimore . i've spent a lot of time with teenagers in classrooms over the years and i thought i kn

nbc's gadi schwartz has the story. >> ooh, look out. >> reporter: heart stopping moment at bat duringhen a fastball from pearland pitcher kaiden shelton his isaiah jarvis in the head. >> i was shooken up. i've e never been hit with a ball that hard. >> reporter: to the relief of players and fans, recovering quickly. >> wow, that is a tough quid right there. >> reporter: pitcher kaiden shelton visibly shaken on the mound. a touching moment between opponents, jarvis striding over to the upset pitcher with a hug. >> i wanted to make sure he was all right and i wanted to make sure he knew that i was all right. >> we felt bad for each other. i felt bad for hitting him and he felt bad for when i was crying. he came and hugged me and made me feel better. >> the crowd giving a standing ovation. >> this is the best thing i've ever seen in little league baseball. >> i was sick to my stomach. to be completely honest, i was sick to my stomach. the things he said to kaiden and the way he hugged him, isaiah, you're a great kid, you're amazing. >> reporter: parents' worries turn to pride. >> i'm a c

for the news, i am gotti schwartz. >>> 90 seconds left.a race to the finish a state of emergency now declared the governor in jackson, mississippi. the state capital, the city's water system has failed after massive flooding from the pearl river. the waters are receding but the tap water is not running. there's not enough pressure to take showers or flush toilet and some 180,000 people have lost access to safe drinking water. right now there's no estimate for when the water may be back up and working and the governor has the national guard just riveting water to residents. >>> the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev, has died at the age of 91. russian state media report mikhail gorbachev died after an unspecified long and grave illness. >>> and president biden says he is determined to ban assault weapons. so far, no legislation has come forward to make that happen. the president made the vow during a crime prevention speech during a campaign tile rally. this was in pennsylvania today ahead of midterms. he also called out law

the implications are massive gadi schwartz will explain it all. a fascinating story about artificial intelligence used to bridge the technology and art world >> this is so cool a new artwork with the power to come up with images based on words alone. nbc's gadi schwartz has more on the software that's painting a new picture for our world. hey, gadi. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're been told a picture is worth 1,000 words. dall-e 2 lets you type in just a few words and get absolutely mind-blowing images. and this morning the company that created dall-e 2 is giving us a closer look from a vintage photograph of flying cars in new york city to ancient hieroglyphics, these are fun, far-fetched art that might take hours to make dall-e 2, an artificial intelligence program this is child's play created in a matter of seconds >> that's kind of weird. >> reporter: in less than a minute dall-e 2 will scan its database of over 650 million images to create a completely original picture that brings your idea to life that looks super realistic. it feels l

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however, doctor schwartz berg adds this is where the public needs to be more aware because monkeypox differentiate to differentiate between mariner women. >> orientation. and all right. now we're seeing a we do control it. >> now it's going to be. throughout the country throughout the world, in the arm, children in as well. >> the doctor says president biden steps this week will help get more vaccine into states and counties to try and combat the spread. the emergence an escalation of monkeypox cases have stunned many. but the doctor says it was an unexpected. we're interconnected than we were 30 years ago were infringing upon on this planet that we haven't >> coming into contact with in the malls that have different viruses. so we're with the chances humans getting exposed to these organisms and then traveling to other parts of the world within less than 24 hours, you can see all things explode. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> the cdc released new data today detailing the spread of monkeypox. the information was collected between the 17th of may through july 22nd. according to the repor