timothy what's going on?for such a long time. petya in the camp, we could go to the cinema to the theater, yes , anywhere? and you disappear all day at work. i don't see you coming at all, you're not your own. was your mom right and you got here, stop remembering your mom at work. well, forgive me if i thought too much, it's just that when you got this promotion, you didn't bring your money home. timothy, we live on the money that i earn. great i am i thought you were going to strain me that's why i went to work. and you said you would never reproach me with a piece of bread. and here is one thank you, dear, i will never forget. oh, oh wrestler, can you help? oh not by myself, by myself. phew borscht, what do you need for health? i ate from the belly of the hatch, thank you hatch so this is a great idea, by the way, really. why don't you watch together? how does shurik live at the same time take a health book, right? shurochka that was sitting at home about them , let's go, let's go. look apartment. the house

that's the news today. >> let's move to timothy i want to ask you two questions, i guess. one is microsoft will not be the only player in this area, is it? google isn't going to sit down and cede this area to microsoft. and then the other thing is place this chatgpt and ai in the broader context of what's next in the world of computing. i see you say this is going to be as important as the internet. last time i heard that it was that the blockchain was going to be as important as the internet. talk to me a little bit about those ideas. >> great questions well, first of all, you need a hyperscaled massive cloud infrastructure to do ai and there's really only three companies that have that, google, microsoft, azure, and aws. it takes massive amounts of bandwidth, massive amounts of compute, and this is only going to accelerate at this point. and great question on how important ai is going to be. it remains to be seen but we think it's going to basically be embedded in every single application, every single technology and it will be extremely transformative >> so does that qu

thank you very much for joining us tonight, timothy snyder. -- already had early in this invasion the feeling and the understanding that russia was unprepared. what were you seeing then? >> what we were not seeing then was the kind of propaganda buildup that we had seen in 2014 the last time that russia had invaded ukraine. and what we were seeing was that the people around putin did not seem to be prepared. and what that indicated, as one could already begin to sniff out in these first few hours of the war, was that this had not really been planned as a military campaign. it was indeed planned as what they called a special military operation. they truly believed that the ukrainian nation did not exist, that the ukrainian state would collapse, and that within three days that would be able to march into kyiv. those fundamental ideological and political assumptions were wrong, as you said, in your intro. they basically misunderstood the world that they were wandering into with their intentions to destroy a country which was going to resist them. and in the year that followed, what this

we have been writing snow to timothy for a long time. the snow has long since left the fields. rye spreads semyonov why did you get up semyonov the right morning should begin with the right breakfast. i hope you didn't have breakfast today, because i'm going to feed you and cook a breakfast of champions with you. we will help you make the first meal delicious healthy very appetizing can not wait. start tasting, tomatoes, eggplant, mozzarella, combination so healthy tasty and classy products that just immediately there is a feeling of hunger and very interesting in italy they use pasta only from durum wheat and the recipe is very simple water and flour, we will not forget. we met with an invigorating exercise with a knee and automatically try to move the knee forward. this is a mistake that you should try not to make, see. on tv channel belarus 24 we talk about the most interesting from the world of science dizziness lack of appetite apathy, pale skin, with such symptomatic according to wax a third of the world's population turns to a doc

i feel i feel really responsibility of the timothy, the richard joe feel with your doorbell. but despite all the laughs and a lighter tone, ukraine is likely to have a long way to go to join the block. it's a merit base process. the commission president funder lion said not one said to rigid timelines for the lensky however, ukraine's e. u membership is not a distant dream, but a future that is certain. his visits to brussels has seen a lot of good will, and promises to provide more military support. but the ukraine and leader made it clear that what his country needs right now is not promises, but swift action. and finally now the oscar and the grammy award winning american composer burt bacharach has died at the age of $94.00. ah, the house is not in those noon to whom sir. i think he was one of the most plentiful authorizing music history he compose. he works for a string of stars from dusty, springfield, and tom jones to dion warwick. he produced dozens of heads including walk on by, i say a little prayer and raindrops keep falling on my head. dobs, keep all and all in la

you have my, michael mcfall, you have timothy timothy schneider. you know, they let the mass drop, you know, this is about the breakup of russia regime change the usual playbook that we've seen over the last 30 years. and they're not even hiding it anymore. and that's going to have a very big impact on how this conflict is eventually resolved. your thoughts, though, that's a very interesting take and it has been stunning for the hostility outright hostility in much of the western. whoa. ok to ward russia just because, you know, we, we would always known about this a latent hostility. and we've known about this un, from the time of the $900.00 century and russia on, but it will be subsumed by the coal that, well, the only issue is communism this are, you know, we, we, we, we, you know, we love the russian people. absolutely. a door, russian culture or music russian literature from painting. love it all. we just hate the communist and you know, the terrible things of the communist, another subjugated eastern europe and so on. and so on. the all that

it's one of the reasons why renata and constantine kalashnikov have chosen to have their 1st child timothy. here he was born just a few hours ago. the kalashnikov fled from jeanette's eastern ukraine. a region that seemed fighting between russian and ukrainian forces since 2014 a order that vehicle i have already left my home once i do not want to go through that again visually and where to run to poland. we do not have a home there. we do not speak the language, it was hard enough getting settled in kiev. either ring a bell orange is lost as of hugh. despite the war, both renate, antony, gina, are optimistic about the future of the country. they're bringing their children into. i'll say bit of that i believe that we will rebuild everything. i believe that ukrainians will be happy again, we will draw the right conclusions and never forget this time was no good for that to happen. ukraine meets peace and susanna knows she'd likely have to wait a long time for that. and now final, avi oscar and grammy award winning american composer burt bacharach has died at the age of $94.00. ah, a house i

however, the wolf, so a bit of bite from jak up kaminsky just before the break by and joshua timothy was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark and kim ej didn't like to call at all. but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah, winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023, comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wall spar. now on sundays, other guy and vet abram and scored their 2nd straight victory in the lake, wanting to know at stood gut after school us 1st al against i got bring in the lead with i've heard struck and at the one the girls didn't stop there. bob and touch rolled, rounded out rather comfortable when breyman in some style the victory moved them up into. i thin the table, just 2 spots of the european and as well as those wind turbine and brim. let's see what else happened on match day 19 in the bonus lager. and sebastian aliya scott: his 1s

dublin was marked by timothy and it is noteworthy that the black-and-blues have not yet suffered a single defeat on their native beaver acceleration. higher leveled the score led lost pulled out yes , they clogged from the ending. what could be the rival at night? yes, they have a good counterattack, therefore, exclude counterattacks. now the team of andrey mikhalev takes the third place in the silver division of the western conference scored 64 points atlant spent one game more and has three points less. tomorrow these teams will meet again , the match starts at 19:00. in the vtb united league, minsk played the final defeat against avtodor on the road, the team of rostislav vergun succeeded with a score of 78 70, only the third quarter was successful, which the dragons left behind, 24/11 the belarusian team won only once in 27 matches in the tournament. she takes the last twelfth place in the table. on march 3, minskers will meet with samara, and on the eve of the belarusian forward maxim saloshe entered the history of the current season of the vtb united league, the loser of our team se

however, the wolf, so a bit of bite from jak up kaminsky just before the break. buyer, joshua timothy was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark and kim ej didn't like the call at all. but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wolf spar. you're watching d. w is up. next are documentary libya, destruction of a nation. i'm terry margin for me and all of us here dw, thanks for watching. i imagine how many portions of love us heard out in the world climate change? very comp, the story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have.

this and also of course observing the first day of the 40 days of lent, we're going to speak with timothye here in new york next. >> know how to take it all in, but when i first got in to the building, you could really like feel the love. you can really feel the love. when so many people gather with this much love in their hearts and willing to openly share their emotions and feelings to like random people around them, it's just amazing. could saveners: what u a lot of money every month by paying off your car loan and paying off your high rate credit card debt? and still have cash left over to put in the bank? with a newday 100 va cash out loan, you could do it all. take out an average of $70,000 - with no upfront fees. no upfront appraisal fees, termite inspection, or water test fee. because a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. for a limited time, save up to $800 on select stearns & fos

timothy mcveigh killed and philip the federal building -- and blew up the federal building and peoplejustified his actions like, waco happened so he was justified. was osama bin laden justified? as far as 51 days he was given, i wish george floyd had 51 minutes timeout before he lost his life. he was given for the uptime -- 20 uptime and the government is current in the action it took. guest: you are correct about david koresh is a pedophile. during my research i interviewed dichter goering, defense lawyer in texas, engaged and he told me he was certain he would've gotten david koresh off on any charges involving the death of the atf agents that he believed he could have had a jury in waco believe that these atf agents coming up with their guns that the branch davidians had a right to take their weapons and shoot at them if they felt threatened. then i asked, if you got him off that charge, what about the other charges they're going to come against him, particularly the fact that he committed statutory rape on girls as young as 10? he shook his head and smiled ruefully and said someon

the son, and we keep it, as a relic in the family about the great-grandson of the legendary cossack timothy of the box of the royal bodyguard in reaching out to empress maria fedorovna went to volunteers to restore historical justice. everything will be completely possible , you can’t make a passport abroad; everywhere there will be borders, you will move normally. they are experiencing these buka bugimskie, the palace. our goal is to get there, let's drink tea there, what else needs to be done there? well, that’s later, but for now, the convoys are reconnaissance of the area behind enemy lines and participates in the elimination of sabotage groups that do not abandon attempts to force the dnieper by the westerners themselves. these are not there, but they are pushing precisely these little russians, and forward under the meat under the hammers under the tanks, an inspection from the outside, what is happening already, but more professional units, which, as it is right, they do not participate, so they are somewhere out there drawn on guy lines. that is, they themselves are just the same na

we have been writing snow to timothy for a long time. the snow has long since left the fields.want to go out now? not very well, enjoy it. what is this? beat nothing timofeev yes, our vanya timofeev was going to beat me after school. dad your dad is a very bad person. for murder during a robbery, he killed a man. i never told you about it. i didn't want you to know what a terrible man your father is. now you know. hello andrew, we need to talk. this is what khavka is. and where do you get the money for this from? a real man always knows how to make money. i just wanted to talk about this. since we have to exist together for a while. with my brother now we will have a small clearing here . how is the white man not? come on, come on, let's sleep together. no. well , you did not invite us to swell right. here is the entrance. well, in short, we are waiting here. don't worry, we are now attacking this bunny, here is the mother, my dear, i will not recognize. by the way here prepared look. what's this? chakras or something yoga like diode, like these are pain points for me, my train

is passed down from the son, and we keep it as a religion in the family of the legendary cossack timothyf the royal box bodyguard of the empress maria feodorovna went to volunteers to restore historical justice. everything will be completely possible, you can’t make a passport abroad; everywhere there will be borders, you will move normally. don't worry about the kemsky palace. our goal is to get there, let's drink there, what else is needed there. let's do it. well, that’s later, but for now, the convoys are reconnaissance of the area behind enemy lines and participates in the elimination of sabotage groups that do not abandon attempts to force the dnieper by the westerners themselves. these are not there, but it is these little russians who are being pushed. uh, forward. under the meat, under the hammers, under the tanks , they look from the side, what is already happening, but the more professional units, which , as it were, are somewhere out there pulled on braces. that is, they themselves are just these national battalions, all of them are worth it. where it's safe. more professiona

and it is kept with us, as a relic in the family about the great-grandson of the legendary cossack timothythe box from the royal bodyguard to the current empress maria fedorovna went to the volunteer, to restore historical justice everything will be in russia you can not make a passport abroad everywhere there will be borders you will move normally, do not worry about the buckingham palace. our goal is to get there, let’s drink tea there, what else needs to be done there, but for now, they are convoying , they are reconnaissance of the area behind enemy lines and participates in the elimination of sabotage groups that do not abandon attempts to force the dnieper by the westerners themselves. these are not there, but it is these little russians that are being pushed, and forward under the meat under the hammers under the tanks all they look from the outside, what is already happening, but more professional units, which , how right, they are somewhere out there are pulled on braces, that is, they themselves. just these battalions, these are all worth it. where it's safe. professional units o

every organization and as they weaken and start to collapse, the government will collapse, rich timothy, ny, which is about the cause you want to aqua slice toy on aka garrison the store. mission wanted to rise on protest. restate them both for reset, probably manageable. faculty always give us protest, ah, for ah, impossible to orchestrates a revolution without some popular base, but equally, i'm convinced that it's impossible to organize investments into this kind without very professional organization. the final goal of these team revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore in the people's movement, which is certainly real, which is based on the protests against rising food prices rising on employment of national security state. that process is real, but most of the leaders of those organizations have been co opted and financed by us foundations. i think that our n jo's have certainly been active in democratization efforts. with local society foundation itself is an international network of foundations working in 60 country. and it is organized

timothy: i would have to think about it. i don't know, but i know there are fixes you can make to the language that would give the archivist of the united states more authority than she or he has at the moment. anyway, that's enough. >> i don't know what the effectiveness is with having an archivist looking over the president's shoulder and deciding what is or is not a record. >> as a point of order, we went to the archives and set at the table with the archivists. we said we have heard the president is destroying documents, what can you do? he said we don't have the authority, go talk to mr. cummings, then chairman of oversight. that did not change. he was doing excellent work to try to reform this. i would suggest to all of you what should've happened is we should have had the white house counsel have a fishery duty to blow the whistle if they see records destruction. right now, there was no adult in that white house willing to tell the american people that we are seeing records destruction and blow the whistle, and we sho

"the new york times" just ran a big story drawing on the very top committee investigator, timothy hafeyorts he knew the inquiry would be public, but it was not until his team began digging into the evidence that he realized they would break new ground. quote, it became clear trump directed a multipart plan to prevent the transfer of power, culminating in the president inciting a mob to disrupt the joint session. take it all together, and you see what's happening now is only happening later or happening at all at the doj, because apparently, mr. heaphy and others laid out the evidence. he is our next guest on "the beat." we'll be right back in just 60 seconds. 60 seconds. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the president said something to the effect of, i'm the eff'ing president, take me up to the capitol now. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering whee

. >> seth: you were nominated against your co-star, timothy hutton, which is surprising to me, becauseean really, i was - i mean how - imagine a guy gets nominated for an academy award and hopes he doesn't win. because we were in the same category, and he is the star of the show >> seth: he was. >> they stuck him in the same category and, and i thought - i went to the ceremony and can only think of, "oh, god, if i win this, it's going to be terrible, terrible, terrible what am i going to do? am i going to say, 'tim, i'm telling you, you deserved it.' [ light laughter ] "here, there you deserved it. and i would probably go into - i would tell the press you know >> seth: yeah. >> sorry, thank you, you know. but luckily, it happened the other way around, you know i mean, you never saw somebody who was so relieved at not winning. >> seth: so timothy did win. >> yeah, he won. >> seth: did he offer to give you the oscar? [ light laughter ] >> no, no. no. [ laughter ] >> he was 19 years old >> seth: that's amazing. that's amazing and an amazing film. >> yeah, yeah. we had a really good, um -

host: democrats line from vermont, this is timothy. caller: good morning.st of all, these acronyms, the wilkes -- wokes that is bollix. crt, i guess it means critical race theory, it is nothing except that of which is taught in law school. law school. you use these things to manipulate and to adjust and endeavor your view. first of all we into them. now, regarding voter fraud, the fact of the matter is that first of all, you have 10 voter fraud with biden with 7 million votes. but guess what, clinton won by 3 million votes. therefore, is that voter fraud? guest: i want to start by agreeing with you in one aspect. entitlements are a different order of magnitude in people's expectation that they should exist, and one of the problems is that politicians, which we call a cartel have basically spent down the surplus in such a way that we don't have those trust funds solvent in those ways. we are dealing with -- and to be clear, no one on the republican side right now is saying to cut those benefits. no one as part of the debt limit negotiation, so that is import

timothy haffey joins us now. thank you very much for joining us.completely predictable. that the special counsel would want to speak to him. i think jack smith and the team are trying to get information from every source before they make the decision of an indictment of a former president. mike pence witnessed one at the center of this. would have very direct information and understandably stepping to mike pence to the president's children. he is going to turn over every rock or try to before a final decision is made. >> we had a guest on a couple weeks ago that dismissed the january 6 committee. says, political. what do you say to people who say such a thing? >> it was an attack on the united states capitol. not a politically motivated investigation. it was a bipartisan investigation. we had republican members. didn't have a majority and a minority. all of our witnesses literally every person with material information was someone in the trump administration, the trump campaign. >> underline that again for me. most of these committees that we see y

timothy february 7, 1942 in yugoslavia, a monstrous atrocity was committed by tired so-called croatiancists and nationalists during the war years , mussolini's hitlers allowed them to create a puppet independent croatian state. one million 800,000 serbs lived on this territory, and they planned to destroy all of them at the stacha at any cost and by any means, the head rastashey anti pavelich. that day, the devastation descended on the villages near the city of banya luka and killed more than 2,300 serbs, including more than 500 children, during the years of occupation, the scarecrows killed , according to various estimates, from 600 to 700,000 people. this genocide was encouraged by the catholic church. after all, the serbs were orthodox after the end of the war, many ustoshe suffered, just punishment. however, the spanish dictator franco a sheltered paveleche in modern croatia . many consider the ears to be national. grenada gained independence on february 7, 1974. small island nation in the caribbean. the area is just over 300 m². in the 17th century. the island was taken over by th

. >> reporter: chef timothy tucker trains recovering addicts as part of a way out program. he says 8 out of 10 culinary graduates from other cities have secure jobs. >> it is a great way to focus on their own personal skills and focus on getting better. >> reporter: campus housing is a short drive away in soma. the director of the program shares his struggles and success with participants like christian is a recovering alcoholic himself. >> helping folks live up to their full potential, helping them over, whatever demons have haunted them and make new connections and new bonds and equip them with the tools they need to succeed. >> reporter: to keep residents accountable, staff administer breathalyzers and random drug tests. christian is eight months sober and counting. >> once i complete this program, i am able to go out and get a job myself. i will be able to drive myself. >> reporter: the single father of four starts his day in prayer, grateful for a new beginning and a chance to reconnect with his children. >> i am very appreciative. this is where it pays off. this is wh

accusation we remember that oleksandr matil is an american researcher of ukrainian origin , that later timothyder was told that the russian regime can be considered fascist, but many deny it , and these are such long scientific disputes. wars er political use of this word from er objective reality er my last publication is dedicated to what putin er shows in his victory he says that er russians are a nation of winners genetically and that already hmm it is already an element of the nazi approach, and we see that this statement of putin is reflected in russian propaganda, in russian practice, in the practice of russian so-called legislation, and this shows that, apparently , it can be called nazism in some way sir, but now i will only give a few quotes and well, we will add lesi to the conversation. no, i am currently there at the degree of the technical problems will be solved. well, maybe i think that many of the people have read this or studied the russian revolution of the 17th year in general, which turned into a civil war and up to the creation of the union of soviet socialist republics,

nick timothy , who centre page.e was a very senior adviser to theresa may now writing a piece himself . britain writing a piece himself. britain cannot protect its borders within the h r. we must leave. i tell you what, this is gaining momentum . it's splitting the momentum. it's splitting the conservative right down the middle . it is almost like the middle. it is almost like the brexit battle revisited. but then, unless we do this. we haven't actually completed brexit. that's my view. we'll debate much more of that over the coming months. in a moment, ryan howsam joins me. he is a big success entrepreneur, but he's had one or two ups and downs on. the way to get there, the station group. many of you perhaps will take it out. travel insurance with hit me with the talking points in a couple of minutes . well, we'll see. it's time for talking pies. my favourite time of the night. ryan howsam is a yorkshire entrepreneur. welcome to the program . thank you. now to the program. thank you. now we've got to learn. ron abo

nick timothy , who centre page.e was a very senior adviser to theresa may now writing a piece himself . britain writing a piece himself. britain cannot protect its borders within the h r. we must leave. i tell you what, this is gaining momentum . it's splitting the momentum. it's splitting the conservative right down the middle . it is almost like the middle. it is almost like the brexit battle revisited. but then, unless we do this. we haven't actually completed brexit. that's my view. we'll debate much more of that over the coming months. in a moment, ryan howsam joins me. he is a big success entrepreneur, but he's had one or two ups and downs on. the way to get there, the station group. many of you perhaps will take it out. travel insurance with hit me with the talking points in a couple of minutes . well, we'll see. it's time for talking pies. my favourite time of the night. ryan howsam is a yorkshire entrepreneur. welcome to the program . thank you. now to the program. thank you. now we've got to learn. ron abo

the world of modelling, and you even were a bond girl in one of the bond movies in 1987, alongside timothyights, i remember that. the living daylights? yes. and that's such an unreal world, and it's a world of glamour — some would say, a world of superficiality, where you getjudged on your look... both, both. and more, and more! and you project an image which may not be your true self at all. yes. is that one of the reasons why, having experienced all of that, you felt this need to return to what had happened to you, and to become an activist and a campaigner against female genital mutilation? is that one of the drivers? oh, no, no, no, no, no. you felt unhappy in...no? no, no, baby, no, no. so, tell me. it was something i had to do in the name of women. whether it's the one here or one there, or one — ijust, i had to do something. i had to do something, notjust... fgm is just one little part. you know, not only you got fgm, but there's no education in life for you, as a girl. and so, there was a lot of things that have to come together. and this is exactly what i do now, or i tried to do

we chat about bernard lulu, for the year. jake ball there, read timothy roughly chalk. she could, oliver wilson. i couldn't the silly, tricky m as charlie buffy. a crop lot in his order. dumber ac nobody ever shadowed . mel market letter that i had were la la la la la la la la la e n m. up, veronica. louder. i was asking her about her relatives, she's got relatives still in that rubble and building. we hope, of course, we hope for miracles and we hope they'll be able to pull them out. but this is a very difficult situation. and when you hear statements by united nations, officials talking about an overwhelming devastation. well, this is one overwhelming devastation looks like. and this is what overwhelming devastation on a cold night feels like sammy's a than on the outskirts of garcia and her to the kia. ok, let's get some other knees. a 2nd, unidentified object has been shut down in north american. i space this time ever. northern canada, canadian and american forces were tracking the object before a u. s. f. 22 aircraft shot down over the yukon. it comes a day after

we remember that oleksandr matil is an american researcher of ukrainian origin who later timothy snyder said that the russian regime can be considered fascist , but many deny it, and these are such long scientific disputes, in my opinion, it is very important, uh , as objectively as possible, to investigate and in this matter to separate, separate, uh, the elements of the information war, uh, political the use of this word from er objective reality er, my last publication is dedicated to what putin er shows in his victory, he says that er russians are a nation of winners genetically and this is already hmm this is already an element exactly nazi approach and we see that this statement by putin is reflected in russian propaganda, in russian practice, in practice, in russian so-called legislation, and this shows that, well, i guess you can call it nazism in some way, sir, but now only quotes a few ladies and well we will add lesya to the conversation. no, i’m there right now, the technical problems will be solved. well, maybe i think that many people have read this or studied the russian

it's one of the reasons why renata and konstantin colas nicole have chosen to have their 1st child timothy. here he was born just a few hours ago. the clossnick hobbs fled from to nets in eastern ukraine, a region that seen fighting between russian and ukrainian forces since 2014 reordered athlete. i've already left my home once. i do not want to go through that again. visual aids and where to run to poland. we do not have a home there, we do not speak the language. it was hard enough getting settled in kiev, either ring a bell or some to the last us of q. despite the war, both renata anston to gina are optimistic about the future of the country. they're bringing their children into oh, they did have that. i believe that we will rebuild everything. i believe that ukrainians will be happy again. we will draw the right conclusions and never forget this time. ok. for that to happen, ukraine meets peace. and susanna knows should likely have to wait a long time for that. d w. news can confirm that belgian authorities have arrested the emi p mart caribella in connection with the catalog scandal.