please introduce victor saltykov hello victor, we are glad to see you in the studio. hello, you are an artist popular hits. the theme of the game today is the ussr band and popular music from 1980 to 2000. who better than you will fight on this field with our super rudite victor tell me what song can be considered in your calling card or are there many of them? well, white night , apple, two songs, probably, well, in the studio of viktor saltykov, we are starting the first game . victor has five answers for the first game of roses tulips lavender jasmine bird cherry. yes, we did not confuse anything; all these beautiful flowers are directly related to the stated topic. after each of the six questions addressed to you, you will choose one of the options. each correct answer will bring you one thousand rubles. first question. let's choose which flowers received a record number of mentions in russian pop music of the late 20th century, either tulips or roses. let's try the rose answer. it's good, white roses are affectionate may and pink roses funny guys, which only a th

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go victor. i however. go on, victor. sorry. was going say, know was just going to say, i know everyone's it everyone's speculating on who it is, the biggest question is, but the biggest question that to ask is, do we that we have to ask is, do we get a refund on our bbc licence fee licence fee. >> very good. >> very good. >> we should we need to know. okay, here we go. you're asking the big questions. once again, i want know . the big questions. once again, i want know. no, the big questions. once again, i want know . no, it's good. the big questions. once again, i wangreat.|ow. no, it's good. the big questions. once again, i wangreat. you no, it's good. the big questions. once again, i wangreat. you wantit's good. the big questions. once again, i wangreat. you want to good. the big questions. once again, i wangreat. you want to fit»od. it's great. you want to fit right in here at gb news? victor gao. at the licence gao. straight at the licence fee. i want some money back. this worth least 6pa this is worth at least 20 6pa mont

you smell great, victor. love when great, victor. i love when victor's best victor's on.s the best smelling the smelling of all of the headliners. right. well, unfortunately , we're unfortunately, we're not broadcast vision , but broadcast in smell 0 vision, but let's have a look at the front pages newspapers. pages of tomorrow's newspapers. the mail leads with £10 the daily mail leads with £10 billion boost from scrapping tourist tax. the telegraph has 50,000 extra families to face inheritance tax . it's a tax inheritance tax. it's a tax heavy line—up. the guardian has ministers seek kerbs on 20 mile an hour limits in push to woo motorists . the mirror has don't motorists. the mirror has don't let my son's death be for nothing. that's about dangerous dogs. the times leads with prime minister gives green light for more north sea oil drilling. and finally the daily star has summer brolly days. we've got more bad weather coming up. and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. unless of a closer look at those front pages starting with the sun. josh, just wa

you smell great, victor. love when great, victor. i love when victor's best victor's on.s the best smelling the smelling of all of the headliners. right. well, unfortunately , we're unfortunately, we're not broadcast vision , but broadcast in smell 0 vision, but let's have a look at the front pages newspapers. pages of tomorrow's newspapers. the mail leads with £10 the daily mail leads with £10 billion boost from scrapping tourist tax. the telegraph has 50,000 extra families to face inheritance tax . it's a tax inheritance tax. it's a tax heavy line—up. the guardian has ministers seek kerbs on 20 mile an hour limits in push to woo motorists . the mirror has don't motorists. the mirror has don't let my son's death be for nothing. that's about dangerous dogs. the times leads with prime minister gives green light for more north sea oil drilling. and finally the daily star has summer brolly days. we've got more bad weather coming up. and those were your front pages . those were your front pages. unless of a closer look at those front pages starting with the sun. josh, just wa

amara, victor? >> thank you. >>> president biden is touting his accomplishments on the economy. >> a round of economic news has been a shot in the arm for the president's re-election hopes. cnn's reporter jasmine wright is at rehoboth beach in delaware. the president is leaning heavily into what the's calling bidenomics. >> reporter: that's right, amara and victor. this was about biden selling his biden nomices to american voters, the white house getting americans to associate positive gains in the economy with president biden and what they like to call bidenomics. now, they have some recent data points to fall back on including hire than expected economic growth for the second quarter, rising consumer sentiment, the lowest inflation rate in the last two years, as well as a the averted u.p.s. strike that could have been catastrophic for the economy. those are the types of things we heard president biden talk about yesterday in maine, really revved up language. one point thing and why we could see pr

enjoy live enjoy victor you were already visiting. visited a wonderful apartment, especially the gorgeous view of the moscow river. i took some tea and just stood out the window and looked at how people swim in boats, it’s very it’s just a cool river in moscow, and when guests come, you cook food yourself or order delivery, and i try to cook there, but sometimes i also ordered correctly. well, friends, there is no better friend than a friend who came to visit with tickets. housing lotteries say they don’t go to visit empty-handed. i advise everyone. i give the floor to my colleagues and not ali friends all july in the housing lottery we are drawing for you apartments by the sea for 5 million rubles. and today in 557 circulation. we will play the final apartments by the sea as well thousands of cash prizes will be left in the lottery machine three balls of winnings will be more we wish you good luck the prize fund of the 557th draw is 24 million 879.000 rubles. guaranteed super prize of 700 million rubles. launching loco rope the prize

kalina actually has to, when i asked, uh, about victor kalina.very interesting to me, he is not my son. he is my brother all thieves marry in common phrases. he refused when yaponchik received 14 years as a stricter in the life of kalina nikiforova , a new man appeared, as a business woman . she perfectly understood that love is love. and how to live. so she married uh, well, enough of an elderly man, he also positions himself as a thief in law. e sargsyan, nicknamed professor, again the nickname professor was earned for a reason, because he also developed various ingenious operations. that is, he was such an intellectual bandit. let's say. so this is a rather famous kingpin, uh, he was urged on by a professor. he was a very smart man, so literate. hey, he was great at chess. he actually came second. e husband. eh, here. e kalina nikiforova, not counting the jap, because the jap was not a legal husband, but sarkisyan, apparently. he was precisely the legitimate husband, and the knee nikiforova a-a. here he, uh, married her, and retired, they were

hello hello victor non-pilot from civil aviation is not connected in any way.s that a childhood passion for airplanes. yes, a circle of young aircraft technicians in the distant soviet years. just imagine, he came to this class as a ten-year-old boy and after 30 years teaches aeromodelling to a new generation of schoolchildren. we have a circle of both aeromodelling and unmanned aerial vehicles. we collect from the simplest models to the smallest children and already with combustion engines and have already moved on to the drone. ice - it's just that the internal combustion engine controlled such aircraft models, but i really want to try to soar on home-made structures into the sky. let's try to make it easy, but to begin with, let's assemble the plane, everything starts, we take the fuselage and insert the wing. i don’t know about you, but i really want to see all this, well, of course, to fly forward. together with schoolchildren, victor gathers in an open area to try out new aircraft and set records on run-in and proven models, as a rule, they fly outside th

vÍctor cordero nos dice cuÁles son las opciones para los afectados.or medio de cover california. vÍctor: espera que 350.000 personas queden vulnerables para finales de 2024. ¿quÉ opciones hay? >> contactar a tu trabajadora social o acudir a alguna de las clÍnicas locales, como la de nosotros y tratar de ver si re abrimos este caso y ayudar a someter los documentos que te estamos pidiendo vÍctor: ¿si tengo dependientes que califiquen tengo todavÍa mi caso o de plano perdÍ? >> debes esperar 90 dÍas para picar tu caso y usualmente son 45 dÍas que tendrÍas que esperar para tener un caso nuevo. paola: las temperaturas serÁn por encima los 90 f y nayarit nos habla de el riesgo de calor para el fin de semana, atentos. nayarit: si vive en livermore el dÍa de maÑana despertarÁn con temperaturas en los 62 a las 7:00 de la maÑana, pero a las 10 alcanzamos los 78 y a partir de la hora del almuerzo tocando el rango de los 90, asÍ que es importante que se mantenga bien hidratado. el termÓmetro no se detiene ahÍ, las mÁximas podrÍan alcanzar los 99 el dÍa de maÑana,

victor it seems that for the uk government does victor it seems that for the uk goverr at ent does victordoes victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah does victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what does victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what canes victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what can i say? >> absolutely. physically knackered uk workers . knackered uk workers. >> i think we're on a different one. i skipped onto a different one. >> there's the one about the so hundreds of millions of pounds in uk aid returns to the treasury and vat on asylum hotel bills . so treasury and vat on asylum hotel bills. so there's this. yeah, there's this. we've got a foreign aid budget and the uk is pretty generous with our foreign aid. so we give £13 billion a yearin aid. so we give £13 billion a year in foreign aid and fortunately none of it seems to go anywhere overseas. it's all gets spent on hotels for the people coming across the channel and so then the government pockets a nice little chunk of it in the form of vat . so that's it in the

victor, erica?> thanks so much. >>> ukrainians are claiming some progress in their counter offense against russia. >> the military making advances according to ukraine, putting pressure on russian forces in the city. here's cnn's ben wedeman with more. >> reporter: as soon as one artillery round blasts toward bak bakhmut, the crew rushes to prepare for another. ukrainian officials report gains around the town that since last year has been the epicenter of the war. gun kmacommander artem has been the area for months. the task of taking down tasks and barking orders are now routine. says he's half deaf from the blast, yet he has sensed a change. it feels like they're often running away, he says, referring to the russians, and then the order to fire. there's barely a letup in the distant thud shelling. the russian says this gun ner ad others are falling back. we know because there's much less. a few months ago it was scary the amount of incoming. now it's different. now the big guns are out. this is a

victor it seems that for the uk government does victor it seems that for the uk goverr at ent does victorhome. does victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah does victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what does victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what canes victor it seems that for the uk goverrat home. yeah what can i say? >> absolutely. physically knackered uk workers . knackered uk workers. >> i think we're on a different one. i skipped onto a different one. >> there's the one about the so hundreds of millions of pounds in uk aid returns to the treasury and vat on asylum hotel bills . so treasury and vat on asylum hotel bills. so there's this. yeah, there's this. we've got a foreign aid budget and the uk is pretty generous with our foreign aid. so we give £13 billion a yearin aid. so we give £13 billion a year in foreign aid and fortunately none of it seems to go anywhere overseas. it's all gets spent on hotels for the people coming across the channel and so then the government pockets a nice little chunk of it in the form of vat . so that's it i

victor? >> jasmine wright from washington. thank you so much. >>> be sure to watch "fareed zakaria gps" tomorrow at 1:00 to see more of that one-on-one interview with president biden. >>> u.s. stocks slid friday and fell for the week over news that the u.s. economy cooled down a bit in june, adding just 209,000 jobs. >> the stronger than expected wage growth last month has investors worried that the federal reserve will be raising interest rates again. cnn's matt egan has a closer look. matt? >> victor and erica, we're still in a weird place in this economy where cooling job growth is actually good news. the jobs market has simply been on fire. it's been so hot this year that wall street, the federal reserve, and even the white house wanted to chill out because if it doesn't, it's going to overheat the economy. at the same time no one wants to see hiring falling off the cliff because that would signal a recession. they want something in between, and that's pretty much what we got in june. 209,000 jobs added that month. april a

victor? >> all right. we will stick with it. brandon miller, thank you. >>> so these blistering temperatures also breaking records in europe. they're baking some areas. in italy, health officials have issued an extreme health risk warning for 16 cities including rome and florence. temperatures there could reach record levels, topping 120 degrees. >> our team is spread out across southern europe to see how residents and tourists are staying safe. melissa bell is in paris. a busy week for paris with the bastille day celebrations. what you are seeing? >> reporter: i'm melissa bell in paris, where the heat is sweltering. as it is over so many parts of europe. these next few days predicted to get even hotter still, with record temperatures never seen before on the european continent that are likely to be recorded. it isn't just one heat wave that has brought these temperatures but a second one that is now taking over. and already, we're seeing in some parts of europe, croatia to greece, forest fires beginning, that we saw cause such

victor women ban yamma, and we do know that vim or the -- that victor says things got different.orters in the locker room. >> i did not see what happened, because i was walking n and i heard stop, but someone grabbed me from behind, and soy just noticed that the security pushed her away, bush it is not much, and bit no, you are choking but yeah, it turns out to be britney spears. >> so she takes to instagram, and she says in a lengthy statement that she is partly aware of what victor was claiming. she says that she tapped him on the shoulder, and she says ahmm 5'4". >> nobody has tapped him on the shoulder before. she is and she says that she fet like he was laughing when she addressed reporters, but no arrests have been made, and still it is going to be developing, andny is pub set bt and if she was hurt, and if there were security incident involved, but you can pick two center stage today. so what stays in va will stay in and cocaine found at the ovaval office next. gram of sugar. enter the nourishing moments giveveaway for a chance to win $10,000. - "best thing i've ever done.

so victor, why don't you take the 1st one? what's in it for russia when it comes to this, russia, africa summit, to quote, russia is facing a massive attempt to isolated by the collective west by the united states is here a, b, and then some other allies. and of course, rush, are you seeking to break through those of them? so i solution and to maintain and expand its economic, political, military acumen, you did. and then the other relations with bar get us in for the current english and the medicaid and middle in the middle east and southeast asians, other regions of the world, of course, the roster class had that. additionally, if this had extensive relations with african countries and with some of the can political movements. uh, when, when the united states labeled nelson mandela, they've had of the african national congress that they're just used to label him up there just in the yearly ages. it was the soviet union that support, that's him and support that the in c, f r a side more months in the south africa. and in some

>> reporter: yeah, victor.ute decision added to her schedule on thursday, a white house official told me. she in those remarks absolutely slammed republicans for their participation in the new standards for the florida board of education, really saying that they were pushing propaganda. she said that so-called leaders, not naming ron desantis by name but, of course, in his home state, were willfully misleading children about the negative impact of slavery and other historical events. book bans and the right to learn is something the white house has been focusing on at an increasing pace, speaking out against it, which is what the vice president was trying to do, trying to galvanize base voters before the 2024 election when she said republicans were replacing history with lies. take a listen. >> these extremist so-called leaders should model what we know to be the correct and right approach if we really are invested in the well-being of our children. instead they dare to push propaganda to our children. this is

i'm victor blackwell.k who we have today, bianna golodryga. >> they couldn't separate us for long, victor. good to be back with you. it is so good to be with you all this morning as well. >> good morning. so here's what we've watching this morning. president biden heading overseas later this morning for the nato summit. the critical issues on the table and what the white house is hoping to accomplish with this trip. >>> also, congress returns to capitol hill this week and one of the most pressing orders of business is finding a compromise to fund the government. the divisions that so far have both chambers far apart. >>> florida governor ron desantis is behind in the polls. that is not discouraging some of his most vocal supporters. why they say he is the one to watch as the republican primary heats up. >>> spoiler alert. you are probably still not a millionaire. sorry to tell you on this sunday morning. nobody matched all six numbers in last night's powerball drawing. where the jackpot stands now and when

victor himself from polotsk, he went to the front, and on the whole family remained in the homeland,ents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto, the nazis destroyed them all, they rest in fraternal magic . that is why after the war the young guinnessburg family did not want to live in polotsk. he said that she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, so hard-working, surrounded by love and care. and in general, bathed. she is in abundance of vlaska in flowers and in the glory of her labor here is a person, who showed absolutely nothing. nowhere did the search betray itself, who were not machine gunners, all the operational workers did not stop the search work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they were reported during interrogations by the same military men, criminals who were detained by state security officers, then that the denouement was close it became clear at 7:10, when viktor ginzburg submitted documents to leave for israel to his own spouse, let's say so it was m-m to find fault. not at all, but uh, the biography of hmm his wife made

victor has semyonov's handbag in the corridor. gave up this nasty thing when i met the sveta for six months already, i don’t use anything, i don’t even drink. you didn’t want victor to go to his grandmother, of course, you didn’t want to. he also wants to part with his beloved for a year. i hoped to somehow resolve this issue by talking to elena vladimirovna, but i didn’t throw pills at her. i’ll look in your bucket to dig for god’s sake. his friend sergey came to viktor, they go to school together, so at that time semyonovich was still sleeping in the hallway, and this friend could well have put pills there. wait a second, i'm not dressed. well jumped. he is no longer in the apartment, as we assumed he jumped out the window. well, in general, the picture is clear to me, you put the pills from semyonov and in the morning, when you came for viktor, only one thing is unclear to me. why did you arrange all this? it's not for yourself. i tried for the sake of anya all this. i love her and but everything for her is ready for business.

give baranov something to eat, and victor give officers officers. well, purely hypothetically. graduates are real graduates from the smorgon academy and could become the first and the second and third, but this trained bears trained crushed three elements one element at a time, 30 seconds passed for each wrong answer. time has gone. choose wisely, maybe girls will go to this construction site after you, but this is not exactly accurate. so that there are no many discounts in the store and there, there are no discounts, the second element is the third return to the team. oh, how difficult it is to make a choice, of course, there are 15 seconds left. and if we continue to build 11, you think nine, i don’t know, no one will build something more six. i don’t know if it’s a strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision. if you did not have time to put this third stone, then there is a period of 30 seconds. this would be equal to the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would lose all earned points. be a little faster. so anya, i

>> reporter: yeah, victor, amara, there's no way to sugarcoat it. it's been a series of oppressively hot days here in the city of philadelphia, temperatures well into the 90s thursday, friday, and we're expecting it on saturday as well. but the feels-like temperature, that's what's been incredible, feeling like well over 100 degrees in the city of philadelphia. that's exactly why the city and surrounding areas, they've issued that heat health emergency. what does that mean specifically in the city? we're seeing a lot of cooling centers being open. the city pointing to libraries, schools, and other public spots where you can escape the heat and get into air-conditioning if you don't have the ability to turn on the air-conditions in your own home. there are a lot of splarn pads that are open and community pools. they're pushing people to go in that direction rather than the appealing fountain like the one behind me. stay inside if you can and stay hydrated. that's what i've been trying to do. i fell a cup or water bottle up with ice and before you kno

victor says she grabbed him from behind.says that the security guard backhanded her causing her to almost fall to the ground, slapping her in the face s she takes issue with what he told reporters saying it feels like he was laughing when he spoke to that pool of reporters heart attacks that she is 5'4", he is over 7'0" tall lake you said sand she says she has not received a public apology from him from the security so a police report was filed. we have contacted the las vegas metropolitan police department who say, obviously, no arrests have been made, no charges have been filed. but britney spears, we showed you that full screen a moment ago, saying that the -- this y is super embraing to -- you know, she doesn't want to be talking about this and she makes a lot of headlines for especially her conservatorship the last of years. she says it's important to share the story to urge people in the public eye to set an example and treat all people with respect and then her husband sharing pictures of her when fans broach her. she

victor. >> jasmine wright, thank you so much.scussion and bring in contributor errol louis. good morning you do. $72 million is. that enough to quell democrats' anxieties? >> good morning to you. i didn't know they had anxiety, but if they did, this would put it to sleep. this is a lot of money. on track to have like a quarter billion dollars this time next year going into the convention season. i don't see any real problem with that. let's keep in mind he's got endless opportunities any day or night. he can decide to capture the attention of the entire nation by putting out a statement, making a statement, or inviting the cameras into the oval office. joe biden will do all of that and more. we've got somebody who's fully loaded and ready to wage a competitive campaign, make no mistake about that. >> let's turn to the republican primary now. former president trump skipped the most recent event in iowa, kind of thumbing his nose at iowa. he says the government is biased in some way. but think of this. an incumbent presidential nom

they signed so makarova became, ginzburg victor himself from polotsk, he went to the front.he left the whole family, parents, brothers and sisters who ended up in the ghetto , the nazis destroyed them all, they rest in fraternal magic . that is why after the war, the young ginzburg family did not want to live in polotsk. not horrible with fireplaces, she came with her family. they said that she was very happy for her husband, that he was so kind, so hard-working, surrounded her with love and care. and in general, bathed. she is in abundance of vlaska in flowers and in glorifying her working man, who absolutely did not show himself anywhere. didn't reveal himself anywhere. the search for a thin machine gunner did not stop the search work, they were engaged in all operational work. the case was replenished with new facts, as a rule, they were reported during interrogations by the same military men, criminals who were detained by employees of the state security agencies, then the denouement was close. it is clear at 7:10 a.m., when victor guinnessburg submitted documents to lea

rahel, victor?residential hopefuls are courting evangelical voters. trump, meantime, is in a fight with the governor of iowa. >> cnn's jessica dean has details. >> reporter: the governor of iowa signing her allaw on stage >> i could not imagine a more appropriate place to sign this bill. >> i will be a pro-life president, and, of course, i want to sief pro-life legislation. we need to develop a culture of life in this country. >> reporter: but he stopped short of committing to a federal six-week abortion ban. >> i will use the bully pulpit to support kim reynolds. >> reporter: one conspicuous absence on friday, donald trump, who skipped the event, behe'll travel to iowa next week. >> earlier this week trump attacked nikki haley for not endorsing him, writing on truth son-in-law in part, i opened up the governorship for kim reynolds and when she fell behind i endorsed her. in response desantis called her a strong leader who knows how to ignore the chirping and getting job done. >> isn't it good to be

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i'm victor blackwell.hank you for spending some time with us and here is what we're watching for you this morning. president biden will head overseas later this morning to lithuania for the nato summit. the critical issues on the table and what the white house is hoping to accomplish with this trip. >>> congress returns to capitol hill this week and one of the most pressing orders of business is finding a compromise to fund the government. the divisions have both chambers still far apart. >>> the city of memphis has filed a dismissal for the death of tyree nichols. why the city said it should not be held liable for his death. >>> and u.s. soccer great regular man rapino is getting ready to call it a career. her impact on gay rights and the fight for pay eckity. >>> up first, the war in ukraine and the future of the nato ains loo. those issues top the agenda as president biden leaves today on a high stakes trip to europe. >> the president will play a critical role. his trip comes just after he signed a new

give the baranov something to eat, and give victor the officers.l, purely hypothetically graduates of the real graduates of the smorgon academy could become the first and second and third, but these are trained bears of trained weeks. danila three elements, one element for each wrong answer. i beg 30 seconds. time has gone. choose wisely, perhaps girls will go to this construction site after you, but this is not exactly 22 seconds. it feels like you are in a store and there are a lot of discounts. no, there are no discounts. no, the second element is the third go back to the team. left two one you understand how close you were to being because of your i don’t know strategy of harmfulness or unwillingness to make a quick decision from defeat. if you had not managed to place this third stone before the 30 seconds expired. and that would equal the fall of the tower. we ended the game with just one question. your team would have lost all the points earned, don't do this, i ask you, be a little faster high iq question to you. what minerals are being min

victor we love having you.nk you my friend >> all right, two quick programming notes before we go. next tuesday we have our exclusive town hall, former president donald j. trump in cedar rapids iowa. if you want tickets just go to hannity.com. we also have live studio audience shows in new york next wednesday and thursday. tickets go fast. they're absolutely free. again hannity.com to register. we hope you'll all join us, we would love to see you. unfortunately that's all the time we have left this friday evening. thank you for tuning in, thank you for making this show possible. this is our last toss to laura but because of re-air times, we call it no toss friday so let not your heart be troubled, laura's next and laura, yes i will miss our nightly tosses, but there is an announcement on that coming soon. thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is a special and final 10:00 p.m. edition of the ingraham angle from washington tonight. all right, in the biden world view, any random trump

i'm victor blackwell in san diego. >> we love it here in san diego. i think i'm going to get you to come to nashville with me, right? >> we're ready to do some fireworks, have a good time, that was a beautiful sight that we saw. but i'll tell you what. i personally love philadelphia. i've been there a few times. do you get philly cheesesteak? what do you do? >> i just love the city. >> you just love the city, well you're going to love what we're about to show you. especially at home. we are headed there now for fireworks. and of course, a performance by the one and only demi lovato. ♪ ♪ ♪ i just want to say, i had so much fun. it was great seeing all of your beautiful faces. and happy fourth of july. demi lovato! fantastic performance. and look at these fireworks over philadelphia. on the birthday of our country. you've got to go to philly and see the show. >> you have to show the show. look at nashville. they had an entire city in street lit with people waiting to see this concert. and obviously the fireworks in the city that i think represents what

even her only son victor was crowned, received the untouchable status of a privilege and the title of in law at only 23 years old. see the knee of the cranes for the merits of your mother. i can't honestly say, i just can't. uh. i think that all the same , of course, there was authority, mother, well, victor himself was a very not stupid person, very high intellect and such organizational skills. therefore, i think that after all , yes, the mother factor took place. the coronation of a very young victor was unthinkable violation of the unspoken rules became possible, only thanks to the untouchable authority of kalina herself, that thieves were pickpockets. they are robbers killers ugh, or some other, by the way, with brushes. no, it was not welcome. yes, that is, robbers are robbers, but somehow they were thieves to get into difficult, given his mother's connections, talk of some kind of financial fluctuations, perhaps due to. to whom he was given such an honor , a dalash woman. that is, she managed a number of complex fraud operations. she invented them completely trouble-free and ,

. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us this mor morning.ou have been all around the world. >> yes. you know you love your job and you had a fulfilling vacation and look forward to coming back especially when i'm sitting next to you. >> that's nice. thank you. we've got a lot going on this morning. usa, usa, blah, blah, blah, blah. >> that pretty much sums it up. >> all right. team usa. fans are celebrating after the women's soccer team scored an easy victory over vietnam as they chased their third world cup in a row. >>> donald trump is expected to stand trial in the classified documents case right in the middle of the 2024 presidential race. the reason the judge bucked the lawyers' requests. >>> dozens of more heat records fall as other cities continue to bake in triple-digit heat. chad myers is with your forecast. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> love that song. tributes are pouring in for the legendary tony bennett. a look back at his remarkable career just ahead. >>> plus soccer star lionel messi proves he was worth the wait in h

and victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom. this morning the biden administration is defending the controversial decision to include cluster munitions in thst military package to ukraine. this package includes armored vehicles, several types of ammunition, but it's the inclusion of those cluster munitions that sparked concerns. >> cluster munitions are smaller, they shower these small and lethal bombings over a wide area, and it's a cause for concern, because in many cases when the bomb explodes the smaller ones don't always explode, they could lay there for years causing potential harm. these are banned by more than 100 countries including some of america's closest allies, but they are not banned by the us to ukraine or russia. president biden rejected ukraine's previous request for these munitions but told cnn in an exclusive interview he reconsidered because of recent changes on the battlefield. >> two things. i know it was a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discussed this with our allies, i discussed th

recommended by michelin guide bon appetit gastronomic journey with victor i hope we will make friends let's go. viktor beley chef 2021 in the nomination russian cuisine according to the palm restaurant business award. everyone hello. today you are in my kitchen. in the same year, he represented russia in the finals of the prestigious international chef competition. modern russian cuisine in my performance - this is the preparation of classic dishes using an oven. and, of course, a little, uh, of his author's handwriting, he believes that the most delicious food. it turns out in the russian oven. this restaurant is incomparable to anything michelin-recommended victor max very nice mutually ready to conquer, nizhny novgorod of course, i think it will be interesting go. today maxim and viktor are cooks on wheels. they left moscow for footraks to get acquainted with the cuisine of russian cities , because we left the capital of our vast motherland, we will cook there. maybe you have already collected something in your head, maybe some kind of ear, maybe baked fish, i don’t know yet, i hav

that's not to say by any means, victor, this can't be part of the application process. the students can use that as they write the essay, but it cannot be one of the main reasons, and they're looking at this -- we need to judge students based on their character and accomplishments and not just the color of their skin. >> professor cortay, your response to what you're hearing from alice. >> i think the supreme court in their attempt to usher in a colorblind america is, you know, being -- saying one thing and doing another thing. look at, for example, legacy admi admission. if they were so concerned about, why get rid of the application of affirmative action but keep it for legacy students, keep it. this distortsed interpretation of the law is going to create more disparities, not less, in higher education. students that may be academically superior, you know, i'm a professor at pepperdine university and the graduate school of psychology, and i would not characterize any of my students of being more academically superior to another student because of their race or any oth

congratulations to ilyusha victor finally. where have you been?ur major found them tomorrow i have a deal. staff i plead guilty, you want, then resign. after the death of my colleague senior lieutenant denis alekseev tell me some details. it turns out that he was familiar with the latius , whose corpse was discovered today in the suburbs . they have been walking all this time, he leaked information like an eagle. exclusively yours for today . your case until the investigators of the prosecutor general's office sort everything out. only it is not customary for us to ask their superiors. if you know the prosecutor's office i just wanted to say that murat should be arrested, no need. not for you to decide. your department is closed, and after the investigation, we will decide what to do. free it turns out with photos i framed you then at least now i know that polina lived. and i don’t know who this victor is, on the business card it says a good person. then why did he steal your daughter? i don't think it's just somehow. she was with him immediately

victor davis hanson joins me now. victor, it's always great to see you. you have followed presidential at to seadministrations for many decades. i'm curious, as you put this into perspective, have you ever seen someone in power or fam someone's family in power really behave with such impunityve suc? no, i haven't. wemean, we had donald nixon, we had roger clinton, we had billy carter. but the public and the president and the office billytr knew the problem. so they didn't bring them into the white house. and this is unusual the firstth time. and, you know, i don't wanis is to pass judgment until i have all the facts. but you would think, givent the fact that hunter biden has lost a firearm, that he illegallhay or that he left a crack pipe in a car that hey rented or he's lost two or three laptops, you would think that this white house would go on any level of transport urgency to dispel any suspicion, and yet they can't get the date right. right they say that he was not there friday. we know he was. they say that they're going to invoke the hatch act, whi

victor oquendo tonight, victor, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all. and, of course, ginger, as i mentioned, it's only mid-july. we still have a long way to go this summer. >> reporter: that's the thing. it started so early, david, so now it's pick a record, any record on the map. let's focus on phoenix, not only this morning waking up for the eighth day in a row, which they've never done at 90 plus consecutively, but breaking that record of 110 plus, and there is no end in sight, somewhere like el paso that has seen a consecutive 100 plus for 32 days, that smashes their old record, and it will keep smashing it day after day because we stay much above average through the end of the month. now i want to take you to the other part, the smoke. so, the wildfires have still been record-breaking up in canada. that smoke in the great lakes, the southeast tomorrow, settles upstate new york and vermont as well tomorrow evening. before we clear it out, there are storms. tonight it's about severe

victor oquendo leading us off tonight. victor, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, tracking, of course, these fast-moving storms late today, and this expanding heat headed to the east. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. at least 45 severe storm reports already. many of them in northern new jersey. trees down, power lines. still a few severe thunderstorm watches out there. rhode island, eastern connecticut, and massachusetts, look out for the next hour or two. then we turn our attention to the midwest. the great lakes, because tomorrow, level three out of five risk, meaning damaging winds your main threat. lansing, toledo, all included. chicago, you are in that threat area. at the level four out of five. i want to talk heat, because it is not just unprecedented and not just your normal july. el paso, for example, is now on day 40 of 100-plus. their old record -- 23 days consecutive. so, we'll likely double that. that is annihilating records, which we'll keep doing. and here in the midwest and great lakes, northeast,

>> reporter: yeah, victor.day president biden was very clear that he thought the supreme court misinterpreted the constitution when they struck down his signature student debt forgiveness plan. frankly, he believes that they got it wrong. he said that while they closed down one path with friday's decision he is going to go for a new path. now, that null pew path is grou in the higher education act of 1965 that they believe provides the president with authority to seek mass student dent forgiveness but they said it will take months to get off the ground to start to do that. they also really kind of declined to say whether or not it would affect the 40 million people that were estimated to be impacted by the now struck-down law. president biden said in between the time that it takes to get that off the ground he's going to do two things. first of all when it comes to repayments he will focus on income-based repayments, but also provide a 12-month on-ramp for borrowers to get re-acclimated to repaying the student

britney spears says she approached victor at a hotel in las vegas because she's a huge fan.instagram that she walked up to him and she tapped him on the shoulder and that's when allegedly his security guard backhanded her, slapping her in the face, causing her to almost fall over and her glasses to fall off. she has since filed a police report against that security guard. no charges have been filed. but victor came out and spoke to reporters on thursday, and this is what he had to say about what happened. >> i didn't see what happened because i was walking straight. a person grabbed me from behind, not on my shoulder. she grabbed me from behind, so i just know the security pushed her away. i don't know about how much force. i thought it was no big deal. the security let me know it was britney spears, i was, like, no, you're joking. it turns out it was britney spears. >> he had a different story, claiming that britney spears grabbed him from behind. britney spears points out that she's 5'4", he's 7'4", clearly a massive height difference and she was coming up to say hello. sh

well, relatives from victor and elena. oh victor and minin. and victor elena loved you.. well, this is what a family and relatives should be, so that you receive guests and relax. it doesn't happen that way for everyone. true, you are friendly, which means that everything is in the family, everything is great. good luck with your boyfriend. thank you happy ending. in general, what kind of assortment do you have? i think it's very wide. she is your gaze. he what is the fact that when the demand is not the time , you have to reduce it a little in order to feed everyone with the rest temporarily, on the contrary, there is more for creativity, when we do not have a cross season, well, the assortment in various climates you get increased, but all- watch the season. this is when the holiday seasons the water warms up, they want to be afraid in the morning, everything is that. you know, we 're standing trying by the first of june, and now yulia is relaxing, and they themselves because they would love, what is your favorite bread. most delicious, what we have now have already tr

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do you agree with victor's position?oor of many events of the political ukrainians of the republican army. in general, if you went irish terro. so it's normal in a geopolitical confrontation, that is, uh, naturally, on the other side, but don't you know u count uh, what is the norm you know in a fighting match, a good hook. uh, for whoever got it, it 's a bad luck for whoever got it, so let's not demonize the brits. and recognize their strengths and look for ways to counteract them. and so. the main thing i want to say, yes, accident why because, objectively speaking, the uk today is not, and not what a superpower is, but even a great power in a full-fledged one it has no resources, no money proper, no military capabilities unilaterally refuel. e. especially, perhaps, a region remote from it? in general, not her presence is atypical for her. it is not the middle east that he traditionally has in britain, but strong ties with the elites. it’s not in southern africa and not from other regions that mr. zelinsky yermak got i

victor a do you think this expression is applicable to the current circumstances to the current gameg sin, rather the situation is somewhat different england really reached after the bourgeoisie for the revolution of the 17th century to you, where the rapid development of england reached absolute power in the 19th century, it created a gigantic empire where never did not go, the sun is the territory. the british empire with colonies and dominions reached more than thirty million square kilometers, that is, somewhere at least one and a half times even more than the soviet union and concentrated huge financial resources in the middle of the xix century, england produced about half of the world industrial output. the industrial revolution began there for the first time since the end of the 18th century. and they were the first where this industrial revolution ended. that is, this absolute was mighty. such a monopoly country. and if we are talking about today, there is, of course, over the past 100-150 years the power of england has significantly decreased. but england does not want to b

now, victor , is laddish banter. now, victor, is laddish banter.think it's part of football in it? >> it's well, you would say that. >> yeah, but i mean, are you a football fan? >> of course. >> of course. >> would you feel a >> how would you feel about a show about your sport and its three women? it's not just three women being sort having women being sort of having banter they've deliberately women being sort of having banter tthere.e deliberately women being sort of having banter tthere. soeliberately women being sort of having banter tthere. so that ately women being sort of having banter tthere. so that it'sy been put there. so that it's more feminine and more , you more feminine and more, you know, long as i select the women. >> no, no joking. but no. >> no, no joking. but no. >> why are you joking ? that >> why are you joking? that sounds like a good idea. >> no, true. yeah but >> no, it's true. yeah no, but does really matter? what do does it really matter? what do you think? >> w- >> there's a kind of toxicity within football. like the wit