i was chosen by the moscow theater society. eputy after the collapse of the soviet union olives, but it became less, i will eat oatmeal than to act in hack work, but he always had a theater. i can't say that i felt bad because i had my job. he had his beloved beloved wife with actress singer yevgeny bayarity, they met on the set of a picture of feelings and lived in perfect harmony more 40 years raised three sons. she passed away 11 years ago shortly. prior to this, he himself was discovered. he was treated for cancer for a long time, and then he realized that this struggle takes away and i was tired of life itself. he gave up everything and gave up everything . he stopped drinking or the medicine stopped going to the test. and i think, well, as god sins, he would not mind laughing at himself, telling each age his roles in his youth. well done daredevils, then thoroughbred men, from whom he sees reliability and why not play old men if you are over 80, after all the main actor's happiness is always to give oneself, no matter how

mironov was waiting for a visit today and the employees of the mariupol philharmonic society talked about the city theaterlown up by azov militants and on peaceful topics, and they love the cultural exchange between russia and the liberated donbas. we just recently had few of them, because the wrong performances were staged in that language. i understand we viewers have lost a lot of spectators restoration of mariupol will help russia's megacities today mariupol head konstantin ivashchenko and the governor of st. petersburg alexander beglov signed an agreement on the reversibility of the two cities. indeed, we have brotherly relations. well, continue your business relationship. help from russia is coming in all directions on the eve of united russia brought to donetsk and another team of doctors volunteers, six specialists from tomsk, tambov and the altai territory, took a vacation at their own expense. they will treat civilians and soldiers of the people's militia, who received custody in the battles for the liberation of donbass maxim berezin maxim sergey plotyukov and she chigrova ntv donetsk people's

forgive inclusive theater and this is a conversation about accepting the sincerity and open- mindedness of art. more about help societyome sensitive experiences of other people. i think this is a good thing, it needs to be developed. the metro of belarusian music very modestly never boasted of his talent, but in the depths of his soul he knew what he was worth. yes, i 'll still have papers. i'm not a profession for you, that 's all. and what do you think, as a result, he spat and left the conservatory with amazing facts from their life and work. he is a happy man, because he left behind such a melodic consonance. i came to work. he himself and i realized that everything is in there in order, because oleg is silently present there, which he should know and it is precisely such songs that glorify our belarusian song, see the project of belarusian composers on our tv channel. hello, my name is marianna morenkova and tonight. i invite you to dedicate the eminent italian director luchino visconti and his picture of innocence to the aristocratic world. it was the tape that became the last in the work and in the life of the

society, this is just the way it has to be. i would ask them when our kids are not safe at school, shopping malls, churches, temples, sporting events, movie theaters, hospitals, name it, are we in a free society? does this feel free to you? i have a school aged kid. i don't feel feel free. i don't feel safe. i mean in the interest of a free society, i don't know what liberties you're protecting anymore. it feels like we are unsafe everywhere. >> and abby, it sounds like from democrats in the house who will eventually have to pass whatever comes out of the senate, if something accommcomes out, even dick durbin we heard today, the majority whip, they'll take whatever, whatever they can get, whatever small incremental change. there is a bit of deflation that we're hearing from democrats. >> well, i think it's also strategically important for them to be in that place because it really puts the onus and the spotlight on what are republicans actually willing to do to s.e.'s point. democrats are saying we will put anything on the table, everything on the table, and so then the ball is in the other side's court. what are they willing to accept? or will th

and representatives of the cossack societies accompany the event, a dancing orchestra, and the russian anthem will be performed by the artists of the istrada theater. well, a large consolidated choir with 1700 people will perform on the historical square. the concert is expected to bring in 10,000 russian flags were handed out to five to 10,000 spectators in mariupol, they were brought to the regions from moscow on the eve of russia day, now local residents will be able to display the tricolor in the windows on the balconies and facades of houses. a patriotic action was held by joint representatives of the youth wing of united russia and the volunteer ro. our compatriots were also congratulated on the day of russia by our cosmonauts from orbit oleg artemiev, where matveev and sergey korsakov are now working on board the international space station. dear friends, we are a space author from space oleg artemiev denis matveev and sergei korsakov from the international space station i congratulate you on russia day every year the meaning and significance of this holiday is becoming more and more important and close to all of us we are rightfully proud

there and representatives of the cossack societies accompany the event, a dancing orchestra, and the russian anthem will be performed by artists in the variety theater. five to ten thousand spectators. in nizhny novgorod the day before, about 100 people deployed a giant tricolor with an area of ​​​​more than 160 m², the event was held near a picturesque place on the banks of the o'key, next to the shukhov tower, the organizers were the regional branch of the popular front and the administration of the city of dzerzhinsk in udmurtia for internally displaced persons from donbass and ukraine held a culinary master class guests gathered on the territory of the architectural ethnographic museum. strike vime they were told about the peculiarities of culture and life of the udmurts, and after cooking in the courtyard, festivities with russian folk games took place in mariupol, 10,000 russian flags were handed out, they were brought to the regions from moscow on the eve of russia day, now local residents will be able to display the tricolor in the windows on the balconies and facades of houses, a patriotic action was held by joint representatives of the you

society didn't want to be together so they were split. it was perfect. >> the king of cats, nothing but one of your nine lives. >> i feel like a lot of times with theater we're doing the latino play or we're doing the queer play. it's not too often you see these two things together at the same time, and on top of that, spanish and english. >> not only do you have the uniqueness of shakespeare and spanish, you have shakespeare in arinda. >> it's covid safe because we're outside, and we're in this incredible natural setting. last night when we were rehirehirs i r -- rehearsing, we were serenaded by coyotes in the distance. >> helping the passion of romeo and juliet come to life in a new and different way. >> yana. >>> news at noon is just getting started. when we come back, juneteenth weekend is here. there's plenty of events around the bay. >>> students rising in rg sclor. one woman tells us how she's healing with her chosen path. >> it is >>> wall street on this friday afternoon we're down about 20 points. juneteenth is here and it's only the second time the nation sell bral -- celebrated as a national holiday. it represents africans freed from the u.s

society don't want to be together but it's a natural fit, just felt really perfect. >> reporter: so this version of romeo and juliet is bilingual. [ speaking in spanish ] >> with theatert can be like we are to go the latino play or the queer play, an it's not very often you see these things at the same time. i am really grateful. on top of that, in spanish and english. >> reporter: not only do you have the uniqueness of shakespeare en espanol, and this gorgeous theater in the mid of marinda. >> it's incredible to be able to do theater in this space. it's covid safe because we are outside and we are in this incredible natural setting. last night as we were rehearsing we were serenaded by coyotes howling in the distance. and wild turks that are singing along with the songs during interludes. >> reporter: helping the passion come to life in a new and different way. gianna franco, kpix 5. >> really nice setting there. the play rounds through june 19 in orenda. you can find all of our pride reporting on our special section of our website kpix.com. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on "cbs news bay area," with father's day almost here we look at how some dads here in the

theaters, etc. so you created will have to go through a lot of difficult phases after the end of the world, because your grade was always a tolerance society. and this case should be sort of worked on should be, i don't know. i mean, she's, we should get to read or wait in the future, but at the moment, for as a for russian speaker, it's also quite to a discomfort, you know, sometimes when to speak russian in the street. although, i mean, i am now in the western ukraine and i am on the locals, that a lot of people who speak russian or hungarian or other dialects. so you're creating a language. but generally it's a set page in your grade in history. what are your feelings if i may ask to words russia? well, i mean it's, it's a very foreign country to me. it's a country populated by people represent in the past. because i'm in the war which is waged against ukraine is the war in this type of 2nd world war with copied women of seat is in the story, you know, the life and livelihood of ordinary ukrainians. so, i mean, if, if i think of that officially more than 80 percent of russians support fortune and support this war in ukraine, russia has

theater is possible hostilities that you said in that region in syria any escalation is possible and we will continue this de-escalation we want to prevent malicious actors from continuing to destabilize societyhat the ideal remains limited remained restrained restrained i also want to say about the questions you asked the secretary general at each stage of this russian aggression before the aggression when it began after that practically at every stage there were uh doubts about what to do alliance, what will the countries do and in support of ukraine, what will happen? we have demonstrated that the work is in question and there are doubts that we will really be able to bring about results and they are developed because we have really introduced a powerful package of sanctions and there will always be some reports of history about disagreements on any specific issues but when it comes to the strategic direction of us as partners in europe, this is, and again, i invite you to look at these issues that we raised last fall, greetings - this is freedom life my name is vlasta lazur in languages ​​on the pages of radio svoboda on facebook and on youtube, as well as on the air of the tv channel

actions in the theater of war, i decided to focus on belarus, and i want at the end of our conversation to talk a little about information hygiene, this issue has been relevant for ukrainian society4th year. meanwhile, we are still lost in it in response to him, meanwhile, the latest situations when the retreat of the armed forces of ukraine from north donetsk were discussed on social networks, this essentially disrupted the plans of the general staff and the ministry of defense. hanna the painter wrote a whole post. let's do it once again, focus on the fact that people, of course, once again gathered and were on the lookout. we have a war in the country and even posts , sorry, this is not what my page wants, what i do, like before the war, before a full-scale invasion , we could fight back like this yes, and once again, this is how it should be understood, our dear listeners, our dear fellow citizens, that dear information concerning the armed forces, dear mention of the transfer of equipment to e-e, posting of some e-e posts and photos related to the activities of the armed forces and others military formations currently have information at least for official use and cannot be

theater for artistic freedom and expression. >> to me, that is what i would want for myself and every student that goes to the school. i feel if it is threatened, the society of law is. >> chappelle down natured millions to his former high school. >>> in the late 1980s, there was a million lesbian bars in the united states. and now the people that own the spaces said that the challenges that the state opens from raised financial hurdles to discrimination. in some cities, they're trying something new. with the effort to celebrate pride this month, here is valerie castro. >> reporter: it is dark night in oklahoma city. >> it is a place that we feel comfortable being. >> reporter: they operate one of three lesbian bar in the sooner state, an impressive tally when you consider new york city has the same number. >> in the bigger cities, a lot of them are more greater acceptance of gay people, men and women. so they are free to go whatever they choose. >> reporter: across the country, there are fewer 25 lesbian bars, according to the lesbian bar project, according to the documentary to raise awareness. >> your bar becomes your family. >> reporter: about the dwin

society with mental health and drug abuse and gun abuse. so they can't do that. but they will roll out major broadway theater over this targeting effectively of donald trump and his supporters. this is a classic star chamber which is like a secret hearing or pre-planned hearing that is meant to persecute one individual. americans don't like that since we know there are so many things that are affecting our lives. inflation, crime, the border, international drama. this is not going to land well at all. >> gillian: to this point, tammy, the republican party at large, trump supporters and none say they don't want to argue in the media about this anymore. is there any pressure on these five gop house members to put forth some of this evidence they say is in abundance so everybody could see for themselves that there is nothing going here and then the country could move on? >> i just noted for a year, an extended period of time that has been discussed. we've heard about these things to some degree but when you begin to participate in a pre-planned, pre-judged end result, which is what many people see this as being

russia and representatives of the cossack societies accompany the events, the dancing orchestra of the russian anthem will be performed by artists in the variety theater and also today in the historical park of yekaterinburg a large choir will perform. about 2,000 people will participate in it. it is expected that the concert will bring together from 5 to 10,000 spectators in ulan-ude. on the eve of the day of russia, motorists took part in a patriotic flash mob of cars made up the word russia and the image of the state flag. after that, the headlights were lit and the spectacle turned out to be breathtaking in krasnodar in honor of russia, they decided to set a record for the main city. the square's volunteers created a large flag of russia from natural flowers. the exhibition took 50.000 of fresh buds, a large-scale flash mob, a thousandth choir took place from pyatigorsk on the steps leading to the eternal flame, people's artist of russia lev leshchenko, together with a choir of a thousand voices, sang the anthem of our country russia began to celebrate today, of course, in the far east, andrey kolesnikov's report faster, higher, stronger on russky

society don't want to be together, but it's a natural fit. just felt really perfect. >> this version is bilingual. [speaking foreign language] >> i feel like a lot of the times with theatern be like we're doing the latino play or queer play. it's not often you see these two things at the same time. i'm just grateful, on top of that in spanish and english. >> look at this, you have the uniqueness of this gorgeous theater. >> i cherish every day here because it feels like the most incredible ritual to be able to do theater in this space. it's covid safe because we're outside. last night as we were rehearsing we were serenaded by coyotes howling in the distance and wild turkeys singing along. >> just hear the transition and we'll start with music. >> helping the passion of "romeo and juliet" come to life in a new and different way. >> it runs through june 19th. you can check out all this month's pride stories in a special section of kpix.com. >>> back to our warriors coverage. our champions headed home from boston. we'll get all the highlights and what is next for the dubs ahead in our segment it's game time. meantime the dubs are thanking their fans. >> here's what some pl

the theater as a distract shunl he would like it named for artistic freedom that's what i want for myself and for every student who goes to this school i do feel like if that's threatening the society open 20 odding his name on the performing arts in the future. >>> in the 1980s there were 200 lesbian bars in the united states according to a group called the lesbian bar project the people who own these spaces is, that's what i was about to speak with you about here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: it's dart niertd at frankie's br they're a part of our extended family. >> reporter: the bars owners ayanbadejo and tracy harris own more >> i think in bigger -- greater acceptance of gay people, men and women. so they are free to go wherever they you are to raise awareness. >> and when we have spaces that prioritize us, it's a direct reflection of how the country values year women. it feels our country doesn't as a response. >> there's one in queens calls dave's lesbian bar they started a year ago. >> back in oklahoma it's the the br brick. >> i am very anti-lgbt plus. having that safe zone is incr incredibly, incredibly important. >> the community spreads beyond women and. >> this

society of young women, but with her husband's addiction to drinking. she could not do anything to him; she used to wait for her husband at the service entrance to the theaterd filippov slipped away through the main entrance. then the woman went out to nevsky and asked passers-by. no, he just saw he saw just passed. i just went, and there used to be marvelous prison houses on marat. they were always at the bottom of the glasses. and so only he took some kind of pen there. suddenly sergey took yolka from you, so it was very easy. how to find out from sergei filippov's diaries, they ask me why i play negative characters. and i answer it. so have you ever seen the secretary of the regional committee with a face like mine and the questioner was ashamed to be silent. and he, of course, was a comedian of the highest class, because with his sad eyes and secrecy internal - this is a comedian, really a comedian. here , in the fifty-sixth year, a film was released on the screens of the country, in which sergei filippov played his, perhaps, the most stellar role today. a miscalculation and on the topic inside life on mars from the diary of an artist, i had a teacher v