you help the wards of the vera foundation, the income of channel one and other partners who have joinede directed to charity . so right now on channel one denouement of intrigue. who this year is recognized as the best voice of the country among children, we look together. ladies and gentlemen, good evening live on channel one, the main vocal project of the country voice children is the final. today we met in order to once again see the best and of the best children. my name is dmitry nagiev later host agata muceniece good evening everyone. so we got to the most important thing a lot passed, but the most interesting thing awaits us ahead of the nine best vocalists of the season, three in each team compete for the title of champion. in the first stage, each of the finalists will perform one solo composition, the one who gets the most votes from the audience will go further to the superfinal in the second one based on the results of these performances and the winner of the project will be chosen to choose the best voice of the country in the category of children dear viewers. to do this,

uh, the audience voted donated more than 50 million rubles to the vera foundation. but it is very important to say that children and the voice in general pay attention to a variety of funds. ah, you are dear viewers and dear management of the channel, and you voices have helped a lot of people, because von khabensky and the foundation were involved here. orbe foundation prospects from the st. petersburg foundation, old age into joy, uh, children's hospice. with a lighthouse, of course. fund. faith fund. live now i'm afraid to forget someone, but it's millions of voices. and tens of millions of rubles in support of those who are weaker than those who are more vulnerable. uh, fund. faith helps those who cannot be cured both children and adults your money when i transfer it to the vera fund uh if this program is helping children, they are spent on buying some very sophisticated equipment a ventilator for a child, for example , in buryatia or uh, some sort of a complicated wheelchair that will allow a boy with a serious illness to move quickly. and even if he can move o

you have done a good deed and helped the vera foundation take care of children with incurable diseasestheir lives a little easier. and we listen better, amazing voices, listen, amazing children, the voices of our patients, we don't heard, because the system is so arranged that e severely sick children. usually you know how parents are told, well, what do you want to go to school, he won’t go to school, he won’t talk, he won’t be our children, maybe they won’t go to school, they won’t get married or not get married, but they will have all of you your support will be your votes. autumn, we are waiting for new seasons of the project for those who are over 18 and 60+, and maybe it's time for the whole country to hear your voice. what to say? no olga pautova vladislava basova maria emelianenko larin channel one our episode is over, and right now the continuation of the documentary eustace to alex is the same alex the calculations of british staff officers say that the anglo-american troops stationed in europe are not enough to resist the red army, therefore one of the points of the plan is

you have done a good deed and helped the vera foundation to take care of children with incurable diseasese easier. and we listen better, amazing voices, we listen, amazing children, we didn’t hear the voices of our patients, because the system is arranged in such a way that e extended sick children. usually you know how parents are told, well, what do you want to go to school, he won’t go to school, he won’t talk, he won’t be our children, maybe they won’t go, they won’t go to school marry or not marry, but they will have you all will have your support. your votes will be in autumn. we are waiting for new seasons of the project for those over 18 and 60+. and maybe the time has come for the whole country to hear your voice in the soul, i save everything that i say, no. vladislav basova maria emelyanovich larin channel one search for help is preparing to go to donbass an action was organized in the all-russian popular front together with russian railways volunteers collect parcels that come from all over the country 60 regions have already joined went from birobidzhan yekaterinburg to the k

you have done a good deed and helped the vera foundation to take care of children with incurable diseases make their lives a little easier. and we listen better, terrific voices, we listen to terrific children, we have not heard the voices of our patients, because the system is arranged in such a way that it is about seriously ill children. you usually know how parents are told, well, what do you want to school, he won’t go to school, he won’t talk, he won’t be our children, maybe they won’t go to school, they won’t get married or not get married, but they will have you all, your support will be your votes. in autumn, new seasons of the project are waiting for us for those who are over 18 and 60+, and maybe it 's time for the whole country to hear your voice. they believe that they will. no, the words of basova maria emelianovets larin channel one george washington abraham lincong thomas wilson franken roosevelt john f. kennedy, the history of america knows a lot of big names and truly great politicians, but the last 30 years have been the united states. desperately unlucky to take. at le

the first i support the participants and help the families who are cared for by the charitable foundation. veraoreign journalists. today we were able to evaluate. what is happening in mariupol, liberated from the nationalists, they talked with people who witnessed all the terrible events, they were told what had been happening in the city for the past eight years and about shooting, elderly decisions that civilians and live scores had become to deceive the formation, with which the nazis were hiding behind him, and snipers who shot at children and mariupol residents. they say now we have seen the media representatives we are ready to tell and here are the testimonies reports yevgeny let them come, i will tell them. and here it is nonsense. this is disgusting to listen to. this is how the residents of mariupol meet representatives of foreign media , they want to tell everything that they had to endure, what they say is that russian troops are killing civilians. it's all nonsense. we ourselves were sitting in the basement, and right before my eyes, uh the azov sniper killed two boys from our base

foundation. veraedermesia she had such an incredible metaphor in her life, about which she herself stated that she began to work as an obstetrician, that is, she accepted this life, and ended up working in a hospice, seeing off this life, but i must say that on this sign in her life really does not end, because it is it was impossible to assume that, despite the fact that she was a sickly child, there was a lot to say and often ended up in the hospital, because in the end her own illness would be out of the category. so to speak, incurable and in fact. she e so to speak was potential. she was a hospice patient. she spent about a month in a hospice bed. yes, she was discharged later, and moreover, she even returned to work, but this month in the hospice, when she lay like a patient in the ward. it changed her a lot as a leader, as chief physician. she changed a lot of things. after that, something did not have time to change, because, unfortunately, in what sense, that is, she observed something that w

hospice alone with everyone president of the charitable foundation for helping hospice vera nyuta fider to speak, since no one calls anna with you. this amazing baby name nyuta stuck for the rest of my life. i don't know somehow. at home, i rested at a fairly young age, probably at 5:00 i was looking. no. it was then that anya was drowning. i said something and clung to it and uh, anya is some other not me, yes, well, somehow warmer and closer. i would have said. it seems to me that it is of great importance precisely in connection with the activity that you are engaged in. i remember that just uh, when the vera hospice assistance fund was just starting, we were helped by such a completely surprising person. david sargsyan, he was in charge of the museum of architecture moscow and he tells me, and what are you going to be like. is that what my name is? well, i'm crazy, but now that's your name, and then you'll be 50. i say and what he says on the fiftieth will be wrong. this not normal. let's write on business cards differently. and i’m so used to it that i always finished the pressure,

head of a charitable foundation, fair assistance from a palliative care doctor, a philanthropist, a well-known public figure, to members of the board of a hospice assistance fund. vera just a few weeks before the terrible catastrophe, she was awarded the state prize of the russian federation for her services in the field of human rights and charity. i'm impossible not say today about my colleagues doctors killed the day before yesterday in syria medics of donetsk and hundreds of children killed during the shelling of donbass and from thousands of children buried in syria little fragile brave kind, she was always where her help was most needed and where no one could give security guarantees. she refused ceremonial receptions. for the sake of being somewhere under the bullets among the hungry and the wounded, she put their interests above her own. their life is higher than their own and always came to those who were waiting for it. those for whom she was the last hope. and even now, after her death, these two words of dr. lisa continue to warm hearts. after the tragedy, relatives and colleagues decided that the best memory of elizabeth glinka would be the continuation