stacy, thank you so much for talking _ conversation.tacy, thank you so much for talking to _ conversation. stacy, thank you so much for talking to us _ conversation. stacy, thank you so much for talking to us with - conversation. stacy, thank you so much for talking to us with that l conversation. stacy, thank you so much for talking to us with that i | much for talking to us with that i hope your prediction of that score is correct. i will have it on sunday. enjoy the game. time for the film reviewed now. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is as ever, mark kermode. hi mark. so we have an interesting week, we have thirteen lives, which is a real life rescue drama. we have dc league of super—pets, pretty much does what it says on the ten. and fire of love, a volcanic love story. quite a mixture. yes, let's start with thirteen lives. this is a dramatisation by director ron howard by the thai cave rescue of 2018 about which there was a documentary recently that we dis

stacy says the repair bill was almost as much as she spent on the car. $15,000. so, she wanted a full refund. we recently contacted the used car dealer, tonight, you will hear what they had to say about this car, its history, and the 150 point inspection it passed. we will also share how a $100 insurance policy might have prevented stacy's issues. that is $100 that might help protect you, too, the next time you are buying a new car. we see car stores all the time, share yours with us online. i will see you again this evening at 5:30 pm. >>> we are listening for that one. next, our top stories that we are following today include a worrisome update for our climate in crisis, the reason a lack of rainfall now is threatening the quality of water, for one northbay county. >> voters won't get a say in >> voters won't get a say in november on when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too l

camila bernal, thank you very much. >>> back with us joey jackson and stacy richmond.of liability the father could have, civil and criminal for vouching for his son in the purchase of the firearms, the state's attorney essentially the district attorney of lake county told cnn yesterday there's not a per se violation of law. if you vouch for someone on an foid card and they end up doing something terrible like this. so not a per se violation of the law. >> well, there's different aspects of the law. so you have the criminal law and you have the civil law and everybody thinks about what do we owe a situation morally, that's an aside. in the criminal law unless there is a codified statute stating if you sign up for this application you are responsible for another, well, there really isn't a criminal charge for the father. he is not controlling the mind of the other because that's one of the main aspects of criminal prosecutions, mens rea. there are certainly aspects where you have criminal negligence where you can have a prosecution where it doesn't require that level of

as you know, the prime minister for stacy is not the acting president venue stacy's, the acting president. so what that, that tactical federalists have been to create, discard amongst, but this does and amongst people here and to create the so many and create violent incidents. but that is not what the, what is an ad cambia and the people cambia, the july 9th event demanded wanted of course they would be various elements coming, you know, trying to clear discard. but you will always try to keep them out even always fight against violent elements. because this has always mean a people struggle in the past couple of days, thousands and thousands of free long could have visitors, this residence of the president, you feed probably the images of people jumping into his pool and also sitting working on his in his fitness area but the protest movement is a correlation, a fairly broad correlation of very different groups. and they're very worried that there will be some splintering, some, some cracks happening. and that's why they're now regrouping. they're packing up this stuff here at the resid

as you know, the prime minister for stacy is not the acting president venue. stacy's, the acting president. so what that, that tactical fighter will this have been to create discard amongst, but this does and amongst people here and to create the so many and create violent incidents. but that is not what the, what is in our people who came. yeah. and the people who m yeah, with the july 9th that event demanded and wanted. of course there would be media elements coming down to play a discard. but you will always try to keep them out even though i be a fight against violet demons. because this has always been a peaceful discovery in the past couple of days, thousands and thousands of free land could have visitors, this residence of the president. you've seen probably the images of people jumping into his pool and also was sitting a working on his in this area. but the protest movement is a coalition, a fairly broad coalition of very different groups. and they are probably worried that there will be some splintering, some, some cracks happening, and that's why they're now regrouping. they're

stacy, thank you so much for talking _ conversation.ave it on sunday. enjoy the game. time for the film reviewed now. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is as ever, mark kermode. hi mark.

instead of y'all complaining -- and i remember calling and talking to stacy about it. was like, maybe we should go and do some local stuff. >> and how did you two go from that to becoming candidates? >> we ask ourselves that daily. >> i say, what am i doing? >> did you know much about him before that, his involvement with trump's campaign, the white house, all of that? >> no. >> no. >> steve bannon has never been elected to any office, never confirmed by congress for any position, but potentially has more influence on the political direction of the nation today than almost anyone besides donald trump. >> we believe in the ballot box. we believe in fair and free and transparent elections. and we're winning everywhere. we're going to win 80-1 hundred-seat pickup in the house of representatives. we're going to win the senate. we're going to win the governorships. we're going to win the state legislatures. you're witnessing a political realignment and we will govern for 100 years after we win 100 seats. >> bannon sees himself as the narrator in a great, grand conspiracy of

stacy, thank you for being with us. on the ground every day, we can talk about the environment and how it is shifting because of this court decision or because of that crazy statement by other political candidates. i'm curious, what's are you seeing on the ground 100 days out? >> well, when i'm sitting on the ground is a great deal of anxiety, and the desire for hope. we live in a state that is in the midst of multiple crises, while some people are doing well, so many georgians are struggling. we have an economic crisis, it's being exacerbated by the failure of this governor to deploy resources. we have evictions that are the skyrocketing right, or number two or three in the nation. we have a housing crisis in georgia. we have an economic issue because while prices are rising, wages are not, they're stagnant in georgia. we may have low unemployment. unfortunately, these jobs are not paying a good paying wage, so families are struggling to get by. we are facing an extreme abortion ban, abortion is not illegal in georgia

with us now is frances stacy, director of capital strategy at optimal capital.re looking for signs or indicators of a large credit event here. frances: certainly. because if a look at the previous iterations of tightening, they stopped reducing the balance sheet in october of 2014 and did not start adding it until september of 2015. and then they did their tightening cycle over several years and then had to pivot in 2018 despite having to pay but despite the 20% selloff in the s&p 500, we still had liquidy shortage in 2019, which reignited quantitative easing before covid. so when i compare this tightening cycle for the last tightening cycle, we are doing a similar move, extensively, but within a one year period, and the balance sheet lift-off is overlapping. what happens is, the system isn't able to recalibrate all those moves. for instance, when we have these 75 bps upticks, the ceos are talking about the strength of the consumer. but many consumers are putting their stuff on credit cards. every time that you hike interest rates, the cost of servicing that tha

we were shocked was stacy abrams in georgia. remember what happened there.by the polling right now remember 2016? they cannot be more than wrong. that there is an issue with the fundraising anything with democrats that better be an eye-opener for the gop and everybody needs to get up there and do their job. >> . >> good points especially hispanic voters the number one story getting ready for the midterms. the last all having in approval rate with hispanic members of the numbers we have never seen close to in any context. i believe in the senate and arizona will flip i think republicans you mentioned mentioning stacy abrams in georgia she will lose and i think she will substantially to brian cap. i thank you house the coattails. and i believe they will win 25 are aware of which put them in line for the biggest gop majority in the last 100 years in the house because as you mentioned that's from the last. >> in the sports betting guide. >> i don't know. and anti- biden sentiments that is a prorepublican sentiment to go with that? and i think it's awesome that p

yeah >> emotional and ambitious stacy moore plans to make cornhole an olympic sport. >> so the league has 200,000 members in its database and stacy moore says he's profitable, but the olympics that requires other countries to play and so international expansion is the next plan think of it as the summer games version of curling eamon? >> jane, that's awesome. and now you know the news of this friday, july 1, 2022. i'm eamon javers in for shepard >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... this man says he can make you rich. his pitch -- irresistible. >> if they want their cash to go to work at a higher interest rate, call me. if you want to make some money signing some papers, loan your credit, call me. if you have some unused collateral sitting around, you're not making any money with it, call me. >> narrator: he claims to be a real-estate investor extraordinaire... until the money stops. >> "well, you've got to start putting that money to work." that's what we need it to do. we did. >> narrator: and no one is safe from this golden boy's allure. >> he has the charm, the chari

. >> stacy alteieri, a newcomer to politics is a locke al precinct time in dekalb, georgia. >> this isime to get involved. we've had a bunch of people who have had it. not anymore. when the censorship started just in front of your eyes, the economy, things going down in schools, i said, you know what. this is craziness. >> with stays and i being friends we were talk amongst ourselves, and we would say what's going on? what's happening to our country, to our children, to our economy? >> wendy and jody, both republicans and first-time candidates, both running for seats in georgia's house of representatives, both inspired to run by one man. >> i was just kind of going up the channels, and i land on this guys, and i was like, god, he looks so familiar. who is that? i recognize him, and it was steve bannon. >> we have a unique once, not in a generation, lifetime opportunity to destroy this left wing globalist of it cabal. >> steve bannon is the one i heard say you've got to get involved grass roots instead of y'all complaining and i remember calling and talking to stacy about it. maybe we s

i'll call out stacey abrams, but the mainstream media shield is stacey stacy abrams. lionized her made her a hero and then called out donald trump for saying the same thing. this is the hypocrisy one. i won't participate in it, but i will blow the whistle on it. well, i wonder if people would say that you're you know jumping over some context. they're clearly stacy abrams believe that governor kent republican in the race had taken steps that she felt helped him to win in the total vote. but so did donald trump well, so the trump supporters, they're both wrong. but you can't say one cause is right. so therefore they can say the election was stolen and the other causes wrong because they're republicans. all you do is empower the other side then to say we're going to go even further because the press isn't fair and that's what i object to the president blow the whistle on hillary clinton when two years after the 2016 election. she said that donald trump was illegitimate president nor did they blow the whistle and jimmy carter two years later when jimmy carter said donald

yeah >> emotional and ambitious stacy moore plans to make cornhole an olympic sport. >> so the league 200,000 members in its database and stacy moore says he's profitable, but the olympics that requires other countries to play and so international expansion is the next plan think of it as the summer games version of curling eamon? >> jane, that's awesome. and now you know the news of this friday, july 1, 2022. i'm eamon javers in for shepard i'm eamon javers in for shepard smith and the news will be back [whistling] with technology that can scale across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] i'm a fancy exercise bike noobie. instructor: come on! a little more! and i'm taking a detour. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, you could be working this out yourself. so get allstate. hey businesses! you could be working tyou all deservef. something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like one's

that whole defense theory, he told the judge, was a fantasy. >> there's no evidence stacy stewart hadany reason or motive to harm one hair on her head. >> finally, said the d.a., after so many years, so many trials, it was time to convict cal harris once and for all. >> michelle died at the hands of her husband, the defendant, calvin harris. >> so what would the judge do? >> we presented the evidence about what we think happened. >> the judge was terse. the verdict brief with no explanation. just two words. words cal harris and his children had waited 15 years to hear. not guilty. >> when he came back with a not guilty, i was shocked. i was truly shocked. >> shocked. overjoyed. and saddened by what he had lost. >> best years of my life as a parent. i'll never get those years back. >> he will also never stand trial for his wife's murder again. exonerated now. and free finally to speak his mind about his terrible 15-year ordeal. >> from my standpoint personally, i think one of the greatest hypocrisies in our country is our criminal justice system. there is nothing fair about it. >> cal

yeah >> emotional and ambitious stacy moore plans to make cornhole an olympic sport. >> so the leaguen its database and stacy moore says he's profitable, but the olympics that requires other countries to play and so international expansion is the next plan think of it as the summer games version of curling eamon? >> jane, that's awesome. and now you know the news of this friday, july 1, 2022. i'm eamon javers in for shepard smith and the news will be back on tuesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. have a fabulous fourth of july weekend. [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] so you can do more incredible things. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... everything about miami businessman claudio osorio says "trust me." with jeb bush on his board of directors, hillary clinton at his home, and nba basketball players at his side, osorio hustles his way to the top. >> here i am with the president-

so, you know, we are hopeful that tab speaker i'm unless he can come visit taiwan and i stacy that didn't defeat democracy countries. so we're hoping that she can visit taiwan. but again, we should not allow china to take who came come to town. that's what you say, but then when president joe biden says of the u. s. military assessment is that the trip is court. not a good idea right now. is president biden being over cautious? well, i don't know why the president hasn't been and said that, but obviously yeah, they have concerns about any i wanted a, you know, events happening before the biden, as city in pina telephone cars. so that's probably one of brooklyn's white. ah, there would be to station takes a mo cosivity. i love that attitude towards that kind of is, are you at all concerned about any potential costs to taiwan if nancy pelosi visits the island, why china is always the use these kind of escalation attention in, at our state to prevent, ah, to avoid any ha, you know, improvement of ties, but it's how when you're on attentions and to deter honda for leaders to come visit i one

you know stacy's mom has got it going on, stacy's mom, what about her birthing parent?zes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ sfx: submarine rising out of water ] minions are bitin' today. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ minions: the rise of gru, only in theaters. ♪. joey: welcome back to a brand new hour of "fox & friends." we're outside. the weather is perfect. guys, i don't get to host very often but when i do i want it to feel just like this. rachel: really? i like it hotter. joey: i don't like it hotter. pete: they brought the arcade to us today. is it national arcade day? joey: i hope so. pete: oh, we just decided to have an arcade? that is even a better reason. it is outside. joey: basketball game over there, you're ready for that? pete: i have the speakers, the jordans. pop a shot. ski ball, cruising. joey: car raising game. i got that one. you guys have the others. i take the car racing. rachel: we have interns not working. pete: they're not interns. college associates. dignified now. i prefer interns. >> tell you what. they have a

think the person with the forces mom was just by you them from ikea or my last that there are the now stacy again close to. ready ready ready ready no. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready on. ready ready ready ready ready for this family, the terrible battle mary will believe in the past. they're going to their relatives in relatively quiet mckee of car defended all these years by don't bass militia. the 1st shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed a waiting for them. mm hm. with. ready ready a thing with . ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes, or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e. s. civil war. mm hm. what our most comfortable, i'm more than you know, also to just about as long as you can give us a little more move, you know, we had a summer don't there to talk to the counselor, but your body to russia for a sub. i'll do a little just, i was cook with her. i'm not sure what's going on. i butchered so again, so noon o

outside ecuador embassy in london in 2019 off the latin american country scrapped his assign him stacy's. he's wanted in the us on espionage charges off the publishing troves of classified military documents, revealing alleged american rule crimes during the conflicts. and i've got to start over and american professional basketball player appeared in a russian court on friday, beginning her trial on drug possession charges. the legal proceedings are expected to resume next thursday. brittney glenna a to tom olympic champion, arrived in moscow in february to play for a russian team during the w and b a's off season. but she was detained at the airport, off the customs officials that they found the cannabis oil in her luggage. she could face up to a decade in prison. the athlete has so far declined to comment on the allegations. many thanks. joining us her naughty international web back at the top of the hour with well i noon ah, daughter of brings food to the city. and on her way back, she turns people who are too weak to live in the ruins of mary. you pull any more papers about the guide

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. >>> earlier we spoke with jerry stacy, the emergency management director in perry county, kentucky. here is how he described what his area is going through. >> this has been one of the most devastating things that i've seen in my lifetime. you know, we've just had so many families across eastern kentucky, i'm emergency managing director for perry county, but there are so many counties across eastern kentucky that our families have lost not just part of what they got, they have lost everything. and it is devastating. when you start talking about 7, 8, 9 inches of rain in a matter of three or four hours, it is jus just -- the water comes up so fast. it just overwhelms and surprises and destroys. it is something else. we're really one big family. and, you know, regardless of the situation, you know, we really rally around each other, pull toyi together and provide. our people will do that again. this is something that lasts a long time here. going to be a very difficult thing to overcome, but our people will rally around each other as always. >> thanks to jerry stacy the emergency mana

let's bring in stacy, managing director. great to have you with us. i feel like you had a lot of different data points from various makers so far. are there any linchpins in early-season that you will be really listening to in terms of setting the stage for a real semi rebound? >> right now there things that are in the consumer space. especially android smart phones in china and televisions. those have been weak. enterprise spending has struggled, although many were there waiting for the next shoe to drop but at this point, it seems pretty good. automotive has been strong, although there are concerns about sustainability. there are shortages in that space. people are going to be looking at the consumer side and to see what those players say. we will see through the rest of the space. >> do you think that a lot of experts will have to come down for your space? >> i think investors want to see estimates come down. they have been down to 35 to 40% since the beginning of the year. the multiples have come down 35 to 40%. one silver lining, the typical is 3

. ♪ jodi is a long shot running for stacy abram's old seat.eorgia's house district 52 and may win. stacy is a republican precinct chair. >> i'm a precinct committee person. we need folks. my friends and i decided it was time to take it back. >> amen. >> that's what we're doing. >> reporter: they believe joe biden lost in november 2020. and the election was stolen. >> did biden get more than obama? no way. >> no way. >> he got the most votes of any president ever. i just remember the energy around obama. and there was -- >> still energy around obama than biden. >> i didn't see that lining up. for me. >> my thing is i would like to know what happened. i do think that the evidence is there and it is not being seen. >> just to be clear there is no evidence of massive voter fraud. joe biden won. every president becomes the first one to get that many votes because of population growth. drew griffin joins us now. the three women with issues with facts and truth inspired because of stooe bannon. how much did he reshape the gop? >> it is amazing. schoo

it's a little early, but my two tops would be pete and stacy. >> number one is pete buttigieg.ast, and i think he has the diplomacy, the assert sieveness, the policy, the ability to reach across the aisle and ultimately can get the respect. >> how many of you would like to see kamala harris do it? why isn't she the first name? >> i'm just sort of disappointed in her. i haven't really seen her do much. she's a brilliant leader and brilliant woman. she should be in a better position than what she's in, and unfortunately, she just hasn't been given that opportunity to do so. >> i just also want to point out the people you say you'd like to see run for president did run for president and joe biden beat them. i mean, joe biden beat pete butt buttigieg. he beat kamala harris. >> it was a different time. >> was it? >> i feel those people didn't have the same steam joe biden had going into the 2020 election. i think democrats were looking for the most reliable candidate to beat donald trump so it was a kwhits male who was the vice president and a lot of experience in the senate that th

jerry stacy, stay safe. i know you have a busy couple of days ahead of you. i'm still struck by the governor saying these people lost everything and the majority of them didn't have much to begin with. so we're thinking of you as your state recovers. >> yeah. just devastating images from there. another story we're following closely, monkeypox cases, the number of cases rising in the country. the city of san francisco has now declared a public health emergency there. what that measure means exactly, what precautions will be put in place and how extensive this is. we'll have a look coming up. i s] what if you could change your surroundings with the touch of a finger? now you can. biometric id... inside the innovative, new c-class. with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tit and let go! staywo nights and get a free night. book now abestwestern.com. for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added to the pain.

joining us is congresswoman stacy plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. she served as an impeachment manager when donald trump was impeached for the attack on the capitol. congresswoman, thank you so much for your time and for being here. what has changed today as a result of what we heard yesterday during the hearing. >> well, i think what we've seen for the american people is a really dotting of all of the i's, and a straight line on the attack of the capitol and the attempted overthrow of our government to donald trump and his minions sitting in the oval office plotting and planning this from as far back as december. you know, when i was one of the impeachment managers, i talked about donald trump actually changing the permit from the rioters and the raylly not just being at the ellipse but moving over to the capitol. now we see clear evidence, both direct evidence in terms of tweets and discussions, as well as circumstantial evidence in the actions of the president that it was his plan all along. >> can you connect those dots a little more clearly for

. >> reporter: stacy primer remembers her friend katherine goldstein as a devoted wife and mother. this man describes the horrifying moment his cousin was killed in front of him. >> i looked at my daughter on my right, and she was diving to the ground. i looked to my left, my cousin was turning her head to look at me, and then her head popped down. >> reporter: the gunman used an ar-15-style weapon in his attack. an assault weapons ban was left out of the bipartisan gun safety legislation president biden signed last month. on thursday the white house said he remains determined to take action against them. >> the president believes that we need to ban assault weapons. this is something that he has talked about again for years, something that he wants to see happen. >> reporter: back in illinois, memorial services and funerals for three are scheduled for today. and there are growing questions about whether the father of the accused gunman could also be held liable. he co-signed his son's application for a state gun license. he's told reporters he thought his son would use the guns at

did i characterize that correctly, stacy in what do you think the impact -- let's say specifically toel would be >> sure, so let's -- not that it won't have an impact they kind of need it, right? they gave some massive forecast loe over a long period of time and so subsidies enable them do that now, in the near term, it sort ever defpending. they will spend the money anyways. they probably need to take the revenues down. if the bill passes, it probably makes it harder for them to cut their capex in the near term which they may or may not need to do. near term it might be barry. but long term they will have to spend this money one way or the other. most of it is still going to come off their balance sheet, but anything that they get from the government will help deploy this stuff >> and they have like $45 billion in cash, 15% return on capital. why do they need so much government help? >> you have to remember that is backward looking forward looking their free cash flow is going to zero or even negative so they have the cash right now. to make the kind of investments that they need, it

and i mean, i'll prosper mister linea on adobe stacy. ah, not hang up or should you not? somebody will to listen to me at the table when you minute a minute. one will, you know, you can go up or throw it away when you get mister, you bump as possible. i'm hoping to talk with the material pushes, knock at the don't conditional visitors at all. if you could get the bullet out decision that should happen, you much thought she didn't know very naive. and you could see that the mccloskey, we'd need your new school thought i would have. what on here at the bar, but you can, you was author 1st. yep. not up, i mean when i was told it was on there when you get the oil, not this the beach with jim a i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of so be a be below for why serbia in the future say i want to approach and it means i want this best buy this one, me not a toyota, me sale possibly talk to login and then we'll proceed with ah, the phone to on our or for ukrainian integration into the west was no denito. it was a rather european union. and the whole year, premium crisis, which

stacy berger is starting her christmas shopping early, really early. >> you can save a ton of money. i saved thousands of dollars by shopping during the summer. >> widespread inflation squeezes americans wallets, last month, consumer sentiment fell to a low in a recent survey found more than 80% of americans plan to spend less on products this summer but businesses are helping a swath of super sales this week will luer shoppers in. >> how important our sales events like this right now? >> we are focused on controlling what we can in general. we are feeling confident. >> after a year supply chain chaos, delayed orders are piling up, leaving many retailers drowning in more inventory than warehouses can handle. nordstrom's has 24% more inventory than last year. >> our merchandise does not get better with age, i think we are feeling pretty good about where we are right now. >> how can you best navigate the lineup? economists say make a shopping list in advance and start tracking proposes with browser extensions, they will work in the background, alerting you to the best deals and showing

i n a stacy of again to sets out with her machete and her expert. i for the plants and herbs that grow wild in the local area. but however long she forages among the dense grassland, the plant she's here for is nowhere to be found. anastasia is looking for stevie up a plant in growing demand due to its sweet tasting leaves at abilene. i end up having like a long time ago, steve. yeah, go wild here, but not anymore on them. okay. i've never seen it myself, but my mother told me where it used to grow and, and like they're like, well with that. along with other medicinal herbs. stevie, i used to grow wild on the other side of this fence. the plant was native here. today this is past your land used for grazing livestock. the diversity of native flora has deteriorated, and others are profiting from indigenous inhabitants. ancient knowledge ah anesthesia into is a member of the pie to have vito an indigenous people in northeastern paraguay. she's from each vasu, a small reservation, close to the brazilian border. the people here live from their own small

. >> reporter: stacy edwards was one of those young people and now works at epicenter as a program intern. >> it felt like something that didn't really belong in east palo alto at first. i felt like i was in a different neighborhood to be honest with you because of how new it is, but to see the color and to see the youthful look on the building, i knew that it was something that belonged here. >> so, this is one of two visual arts studios. right here they are doing painting and drawing. >> reporter: she is the executive director and has spent a year in art and education believing it has the power to change not just lives, but entire communities. when she heard about epicenter, nadine recognized immediately its potential and knew she wanted to be a part of it. >> art education has normally been about students creating things we put up on our wall, maybe our refrigerator or something like that. actually, creating something big that is going to change other people's lives, that is the quintessential essence of creativity and what arts education can do. it is just impressing. >> reporter: did

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problems. president putin has already said that in spite of the nose string to pipelines readiness, stacy center the energy which was meant to go through the pipeline, has already been reserved for internal needs for hating for the chemical industry, et cetera. i have no doubt we'll reconfigure this without any major problems we have by, as we have demand, including in russia, we have no obligations and we don't try to plan on development based on some possibility of everything. returning to how it was a year ago to restore the production chains. no, i believe we should get rid of those chains out of principle and construct new reliable ones. something we're doing right now. there are many examples if and when europe says that they want right, that they want to restore trait relations. well, we shouldn't decline straight to way, but we should look for our benefit festivals. meanwhile, some european countries are already feeling the impacts of unsafe russian sanctions . thus is hungry is foreign minister came to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian gas, saying it's impossible to find