and rules, and a program, mazurka, polonaise, waltz, however, not only classics were played, the guyshowed real rock...roll accompanied by incendiary hits. investment in children is an investment in the future, the construction of modern institutions, kindergartens, schools, a step and movement forward. our children's charity event continues to bring joy throughout the country. the long-awaited gift was presented to residents of one of the microdistricts. mogilev. kindergarten for 240 places. built in just 9 months. it is equipped with sports and music rooms. there is a computer class, a security room, as well as an office for social and pedagogical work with parents. they also presented a certificate for the purchase of educational equipment, a snowblower, a lawn mower, and household appliances, and children's performances here will be held with a modern sound system. schoolchildren from all districts of the vitebsk region took part in the main new year tree in the north of the country. 950 children were invited to the fairy-tale performance. these are excellent students, participant

florida congressman michael waltz joins us now.ng to try to free lieutenant alkonis. i know you've been on top of this case, congressman, for a long time. put this in context, and you served as a green beret, you served in our military, you know how this process is supposed to work. it's not as if this guy went out and shot somebody or committed some crime. a horrific consequence of the death of two people from a driving accident. but this case seems extreme. >> yeah, jason. well, first, i want to give full credit to senator mike lee are of utah, representative and navy veteran nick -- of new york who have tirelessly worked on this case, have traveled to japan repeateddedly and pressured the biden administration to do the right thing and call on the japanese if government to give lieutenant alkonis back to his family where he belongs. you're right, this was a tragedy over in japan, but it was an accident. and what their work and this whole episode has exposessed is that our service members -- exposed is that our service members are

i'm john waltz, president of the hudson institute. we're here to talk about china's relationship with the united states and how to talk about the regime influence. this is the latest installment beyond the siv in an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of the pending and important issues to make sure that we industrial a government where the public is informed and able to understand what the -- what the problems ps are and what the solutions are that the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today congressman mike waltz and his colleague first doing this. i think it's something that too freakedly not done enough of that is talking to the american people about important policy issues. as i said we're joined by mike waltz. he represents florida's sixth district. he's a decorated combat veteran. first green be ray to serve in congress. he continues his remarkable career of service as a member of the armed service committee and the intelligence committee. let me briefly introduce our paneli

a month of rehearsals to master seven numbers, the traditional waltz, polanaise and more.. and i always try to follow the example of my company commander, he also performed at the ball at one time, and i am also very glad that i had such an opportunity, i was not completely ready, and it was quite difficult to prepare , i showed and told several times, how to dance correctly, the same waltz, i’m on the shaft i’m participating for the second time, i really like the whole atmosphere, the magical atmosphere before the new year. in addition to traditional dances, the program includes ballroom games, guest performances and a free part to modern music. the new dress code was gold, black and red. i myself was the director of the new year's ball, so i have a special feeling for it, because i think this is a real fairy tale about eve. the year for me was very rich in events, in people, in the emotions that i experienced. probably miss belarus was more difficult because it was a long journey and an unexpected victory. and then this is the mission that i carry to this day. i managed

and mara ўіх, who loves the hand of the waltz, the cha-cha-cha, the tangay, the dance salon deserveskalektivu mara, who has seven times a school and a graduate on the same park. paramozhians, central regions, far east and international regions patriarchal project of the assembly of the people of europe. a delegation from the leningrad region of russia arrived in the lagoya district from the propane and two-tank superstructure. thus, kamina’s agro-garden and shchaglov’s paselak fell into disgrace in the farmer’s containers. the lands of two settlements in the first chargu and the other one are of the greatest letapis. this month will call up both the men of peaceful warriors and abaronians who escaped from fascist buryings. this is a patriotic project that connects places, forces, settlements where courage and heroism, defenders of the fatherland, shcheglovskoe rural settlement - this is next to the road of life, besieged leningrad, this is the 136th guards division, which was there during the great patriotic war. was located and stationed in shcheglovo , participated in the famous op

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show combined classics and modernity, a month of rehearsals to master seven numbers, a traditional waltze, and more. very good emotions, i always try to follow the example of my company commander, he also performed at the ball at one time. i am also very glad that i had such an opportunity, i was not completely ready, and it was quite difficult to prepare, several times i showed and told how to dance the same waltz correctly. this is my second time participating in the shaft, i really like it, in general this whole atmosphere is magical atmosphere before the new year. in addition to traditional dances, the program includes ballroom games, guest performances and a free part to modern music. an innovation was the dress code, gold, black and red. belarus, because it was a long journey and experienced, probably more difficult was the miss unexpected victory, then this is the mission that i carry to this day, i managed to fly to an international competition in the piggy bank of my country, i brought the first runner-up, probably this is the emotion, that we have such a victory is the most val

i'm congressman waltz come present ceo. i'm pleased to welcome you this excellent discussion on china's influence operations of the united states and most important leaked how to counter beijing's malign influence. this event is the latest installment in a house intelligence committee series beyond the scif. an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of the pending an important intelligence issues to make sure that we still have a government with the public is informed and able to understand what the problems are and what the solutions are the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today, congressman mike waltz, and his colleagues for doing this. i think it's something that is too frequently not done enough of. that is, talking to the american people about important pending policy issues. as i said we're joined today by the esteemed member of congress mike walter he will moderate today's discussion. represents florida's sixth district. he's a decorated combat veteran fourth green

a morning, joyful, still sleeping minsk, and we wrote this song with him, which was called the sun waltzsleeps sweetly at night, but at this hour i have no time for sleep, the golden rays are dawning, i must scatter throughout the sleeping minsk, a sun in every drop of dew, a sun in the day’s wave, don’t even ask me, i ’ll look at you with my finger, day, good friend, meet your dawn. i ’ll give you a sunny bunny of avros, good day, friend, get up to greet the blossoming, because if we achieve everything ourselves in the sky, the cheerful sun above us, then we couldn’t be happier, grishman was homeless in minsk, i don’t know where he was... he lived , but the personnel department and accounting department of the belarusian radio, all the time when grishman was making arrangements for the radio orchestra, they said, but where he is registered, where he is registered, i don’t know, in my opinion he was not registered anywhere, and the paradise man once very carefully spoke to me, vladimir alexandrovich, could you just register evgeniy grishman, well, the footage allowed, i say, of course. a

i'm congressman waltz come present ceo. i'm pleased to welcome you this excellent discussion on china's influence operations of the united states and most important leaked how to counter beijing's malign influence. this event is the latest installment in a house intelligence committee series beyond the scif. an effort to try to talk to the american people in the open about some of the pending an important intelligence issues to make sure that we still have a government with the public is informed and able to understand what the problems are and what the solutions are the government is dealing with. i want to commend our chair today, congressman mike waltz, and his colleagues for doing this. i think it's something that is too frequently not done enough of. that is, talking to the american people about important pending policy issues. as i said we're joined today by the esteemed member of congress mike walter he will moderate today's discussion. represents florida's sixth district. he's a decorated combat veteran fourth green

jackie: absolutely, congressman michael waltz thank you so much for joining us this morning, you. >>ght. . thank you. >> coming up how markets are moving on final trading week of this year, is santa claus rally to stay through new year consulting group ceo jimmy lee here with expectations next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . . ♪ ♪ . make you feel, way you gotta feel, ohh♪ ♪ . . our future will demand more energy than ever. and with innovations in natural gas and oil, america can deliver. but washington keeps pushing extreme policies that limit america's energy. their plan? restrict oil and natural gas produced in america. government mandates for how we fuel our cars and cook our food. a future where energy could be less reliable and more expensive. tell washington - stop the extreme policies and let american energy deliver. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. s jackie: welcome back, let's take a look at futures this morning on final trading week of the year,

congressman michael waltz says our response has not been nearly strong enough. first to trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv. good afternoon, trey. >> brett, good afternoon. overnight president biden ordered the u.s. military to strike a series of targeting belongs to militants in iraq. according to u.s. central command, three separate strikes took place and destroyed the targeted facilities and likely killed a number of hezbollah militants, this came in response to three americans being injured in an attack, one critically bringing the total number of american attacks to 103 since mid october. it comes after an air strike yesterday in syria killed an irgc commander. the commander said this acteds as a zionist regimes frustrations in the regions. this comes amid anti-tank missile attacks earlier today. take a listen to this government spokesperson. >> the anti-tank missile attack recently on the greek orthodox church injuring a civilian is a reminder that for hezbollah, nothing is sacred. there's no going back. either hezbollah retreats as part of an effecti

we'll good michael waltz just ahead. >> jacqui: idf finds more underground tunnels. what does that mean for all the hostages still being held? >> the more we let iran's proxies get away with the attack, the more they will do, and it will hurt the american economy. ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30

now here with reaction, florida congressman mike waltz is with us, fox and friends weekend cohost ouregseth is with that and i'll add to ma mike waltz hundreds from iran the number one state sponsor of terror unvetted, syria hundreds from there, thousands from egypt, thousands from afghanistan, ten, 12 thousand from russia, 26,000 from china. do you think they're coming to the southern border because they want a better life for themselves and their families or do you think maybe some are coming because they have nefarious intentions against the american people and our country? >> well, sean, the fbi director is repeatedly going on record ringing the alarm bell says he has nearly 300 individuals on the terrorist watch list that they are trying to track all over the country right now and just by pulling in perspective under president trump under his entire administration there was 11 compared to now 300. reminder the shooter in pulse nightclub was also on the terror watch list but to your broader point sean our enemies do not fear joe biden. they smell opportunity and weakness right now

i'm afraid that mike waltz is right. we may see this drift into january now despite the fact that there is a majority in both chambers for it. >> bill: likely. sir, thank you for your time. kurt volker, come back. thousands of migrants pouring into the u.s. every day. you can watch it live if you are watching us. checkpoints in lukeville, arizona, eagle pass, texas overwhelmed by the constant surge. griff jenkins back at his post in eagle pass. what does it look like today now where you are, griff? >> it is a busy morning, bill. a thousand miles separates lukeville and eagle pass and they get hammered in both. i want to show you what's happening here. this is the last 50 or so migrants of the 200 to 300 coming in in the last hour. you can see these migrants being processed, talking to the agents. they are tagging their belongings. venezuela, they say most of these are from venezuela. i met a few people from nicaragua this morning and columbia as well. they are waiting for another bus to come up just as you came to us, a

a dream for everyone who loves to move to the beat of the cha-cha, tang and rumba waltzes. seventh time, the dance salon brought together students of graduates of the honored mara group. parquet floor of the tractor plant palace of culture. this time there are about 150 performers.

a notebook, a night when the cart creaks, but the big waltz stands out not only from the work of julienier , and in general i think this is a very wonderful fantasy. he is assigned to film his first film at the tajik film studio chaiki nad barkhany. this was a picture with which the tajik film studio wanted to glorify the construction projects, so to speak, of communism, the laying of a canal across the steppe, that is , some kind of life-affirming soviet film, well, probably almost a poster. but poloka says: i made a completely different film, i made a cruel film, when the tajik leadership looked at more material, they were horrified, but poloka took this material to moscow, and the board the ministry of culture enthusiastically accepted this material. the tajiks, the poloks did not forgive this... they opened a criminal case against him for embezzlement, for theft of gold, for drugs, after a year and a half this protracted case was closed for lack of evidence of a crime, but some shadow was already beginning to invariably follow... it will also be reflected in the shelf’s biography; o

apparatus for the violin with the archestras, the final chords of the nyadzelnaya poster for the waltzes with the opera bageme, such would be the art of the present day. sachytse navinamі ў scars will mark the skin friday, and choose your cultural route. this concludes our issue, the regions and other projects of the belteleradio campaign are available on the website tvr.by. welcome days off. first year. study russian, everyone found something for themselves here, i was given citizenship of the republic of belarus, so now in my plans i want to take internship is already like belarus, and after that i will start working as a doctor. this is the time when i taught at the academy of arts and tried a lot of things in different directions in the arts, i worked with a lot of people, directors and musicians, because i wanted more of us, each hero has his own unique story and his own view. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman. let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today about who pulled belarusians out from the bombings, why minibuses are in the de

for you, which my mother likes, that’s why it’s called my mother’s waltz, you wrote this recently, yesove this job, there’s definitely some surprise waiting for you, and you ’re great, you handled yourself well, don’t deceive me, you’ve never worked part-time as a santa claus, but from where, but in general you know, right? i completely forgot it was in 1979, our flight was delayed, we were flying, we had to celebrate the new year in the air, we were flying somewhere over africa, and the guys decided by a majority vote that i was the most suitable grandfather moros, stick me something like this made of cotton wool, irochka lebedeva, i was a snow maiden, covered with this confetti, went out to the passengers, wished everyone a happy new year... so it turns out that i made my debut in the air, you are a pilot , yes it was, but i’ve already landed, so where are we going next? forward! white ini is lurking on the eyelashes of january, you will dream of bird tales from the pages of the calendar. oh, what will it be quieter, quieter, the ball of the moon is flying from the sky, the new year

a dream for everyone who loves to move to the beat of the waltz, cha-cha-cha, tanga and rumba. for the seventh time, the dance salon brought together students of graduates of the honored mara group on the same parquet floor of the palace of culture of the tractor plant. this time there are about 150 performers. in solo format, duets or chamber ensembles, organized a trip around the world through colorful genres and dance directions peace. among the couples were participants in the dance therapy project, which has been open to people of different ages, professions and abilities for 2 years now. this is our pleasure, our joy, so we dance and try, of course, to be. as professionals, we study a lot of dances, this is ivays, this is cha-cha-cha, tango, and factrot, we go twice a week, it’s very convenient, after work we came, danced, had fun and went home, i want everyone danced, one of our, how to say, projects too is dance therapy, active longevity, dance absolutely everyone should, because this is our life, this is our health. 16 years old, mara wears... the honorary title of hon

the name jasmine with dw waltzing during the sizing the award winning offer is available for every language that has never been sent online on facebook and due to the, the 1000000000 people around the world are living with disabilities. and while many of them have jobs, a large number of companies are still missing out on utilizing the skills of this particular workforce. a lot of expert analysis on why also coming later than expected and more expensive than thought. tesla delivers the 1st models of it's cyber truck and will show you how and entrepreneurs and bob was helping to light up his community while also cutting down on plastic and electronic waste. i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program. a worldwide around 1000000000 people live with a disability. many of them are successfully employed, but overall firms are still missing out heavily when it comes to making use of the potential, which people with disabilities have, with international day of persons with disabilities taking place on sunday. we'll talk about why and how to change that in a moment. after this, in germany, 3000000 peo

mara ўіх, who loves the rhythm of the waltz, cha-cha-cha, tanga rumba, dance salon deserves the kalektivuven times, students and graduates at the end. paramozhians, central regions and the international patriarchal project of the assembly of the people of europe. in the sunny ulagoi district , a delegation from the leningrad region of russia arrived from the propane and two-tank supraconstitution. so kamina’s agro-garden and shchaglov’s paselak fell into disrepair the terrible abrasim anosins. the land of hell of two settlements in the first chargu is a poisonous summer. this month i will call up the men of the peaceful firemen and the abaronians who fought with the fascist invaders. this is a patriotic project that connects places, forces, settlements where courage and heroism were shown, defenders of the fatherland, shcheglovskoye rural settlement, this is next to the road of life, besieged leningrad, this is the 136th guards division, which was located during the great patriotic war, was stationed precisely in cheglovo, participated in the well-known operation spark. on the eve of the

tours of duty on the ground in two of america's longest wars, we sit down with congressman michael waltz and seth molten. plus -- >> is it cool to be patriotic now? >> it has always been cool to be contrarian and it has been contrarian to be patriotic. >> look at how cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of war fare and battlefields worldwide, now on "fox news sunday". >> shannon: hello from the reagan library. here are headlines making news today. israel is widening around rafah, both reported heavily bombardment. prime minister netanyahu calling for total victory against hamas and pushing back against white house calls to govern gaza claiming the group calls for israel's destruction. in paris, french authorities looking into whether terrorism was to blame on an attack on tourists leaving a german man dead and two others injured. a 26-year-old national has been arrested. let's turn to trey yingst on the war in gaza. hello, trey. >> trey: good morning, after a week-long ceasefire saw 100 hoej hostages freed, it has resumed today. second phase of the war could last for months. new

. >> republicans like congressman mike waltz and others say it's time for the u.s. to hit back whether it's in the form of a cyberattack, attack on infrastructure or some other means. they say it's necessary in order to protect not just those ships, but also u.s. service members. molly. >> molly: grady trimble. thank you very much. mike. >> mike: meanwhile the israeli military expanding its ground operation to the area between gaza city and khan younis as the idf chief of staff has is war with hamas will go on for many months. he told reporters there are no shortcuts dismantling a terrorist organization but with the group's roots so deep in gaza, exterminateing it entirely is no easy task. congressman mike waltz who sits on the house foreign affairs committee says in order to eradicate terrorism in gaza, you need to cut off the head of the snake. >> israel is just going to be mowing the grass in gaza. it is going to go back. terrorism is going to come back as long as iran is flush with cash. the biggest thing the administration could do to help israel is do a 180, r

my wedding day - i always have such a box in front of me that opens like this, this is my favorite waltzdhood i have memories of musical, not only boxes, i always liked carousels, i rode on a carousel, on horses, this carousel and different melodies, they carry away somehow took me back to childhood. the history of the music box began in medieval europe, its ancestor was the carillon, invented in the 14th century in flanders, which consisted of several bells. peter ii, who wanted to see all the wonders of the world in russia, carillon. i bought it and installed it in the peter and paul cathedral in st. petersburg, that petrovsky one has not survived, but today flanders has given the city on the neva a new carillon, you can listen to it every summer at concerts taking place on the peter and paul cathedral square. man has always been fascinated by everything that can play without with his participation, jukeboxes became the forerunners of the boxes; you can get acquainted with them in the glinka museum of musical culture. this music box , since it was typical of russian reality, for restau

also, the ladies and the gentleman twirled to the rhythm of the waltz quadrilles, polkas and podegrasre than ten classical dances in total. for me, it is a huge personal achievement to now stand together with the rest of the participants in this event, because after all, here are truly gifted children, each gifted in their own area of ​​the sphere, for some it is academic skills, for others it is social. the main criterion was a white evening dress and white. gloves, definitely a dress, we went to choose a wedding salon, like real princesses, for a very long time, but each of us found what we wanted, we are very we are happy with what we chose, and we feel like real princesses, the most interesting dance, as for me, is the play-along, so we just danced it, probably the most difficult is the large figure roller, we went almost twice a week, we rehearsed for 3 hours, well... at the beginning it was of course difficult, but by the end we learned all the dances, it was very cool to go to rehearsals, we made new friends, immersed ourselves in a fairy tale to the accompaniment of an orchest

not passed since it was written, well, by the way, for those who, of course, recognized the viennese waltzn the history of the svr and its department c, illegal intelligence, today we will have many discoveries. who exactly are these scouts? on the left is the hero of russia, yuri shevchenko. we first met him like this many years ago. to how can i contact you? paval andreevich, well, it’s clear where it comes from. germans, germans, but for the germans. if a person was born somewhere abroad, but then naturalized in germany, like my father. this is our first example today of how legends are created for illegal intelligence officers. for example, if the accent suddenly slips through, then you can explain that you are the son of immigrants and the like, his own son. can i see your passport? yes, just a second, here you go, moscow is my birthplace, yes, moscow. actually west germany, germany, munich, that’s where he was actually born and was baptized, and how we had a lutheran faith with my wife according to legend, and soon a daughter was born, an ideal cover, this is already normal, a full-f

he was the man who brought waltz up to the premier league, and notjust establish them, but guide themnth place finishes. including the quarterfinals of the europa league. it's that sort of steady footing in the top flight that this football club and these fans are after. it's what they crave, and it's what they spent so much money on, and that is the one thing that can't be overlooked. nottingham forest and the owner has spent a lot of money since they got promoted to the premier league. it of money since they got promoted to the premier league.— the premier league. it expects a return. what's _ the premier league. it expects a return. what's the _ the premier league. it expects a return. what's the state - the premier league. it expects a return. what's the state for - the premier league. it expects a i return. what's the state for forest the season? it's an effort and a half to come back up and spent a long way from the top. it half to come back up and spent a long way from the top.— half to come back up and spent a long way from the top. it would be a niuhtmare long way from the to

polana waltz dress uniform, cadet ball opened the marathon charitable events of the republican actionur children in the mogilev region. according to tradition, in the golden hall of the palace of civil rites, he gathered patrons of the arts, as well as representatives of law enforcement agencies, city and regional executive committees, the ministry of sports and tourism, household appliances, video cameras, as well as cash certificates for the cadets. chiefs, in addition to physical training, drill training, the usual lessons that we have at the cadet school, we have also added dancing, thanks to my partner, today we are very they performed well, danced well , i think i will remember this day for the rest of my life, thank you all for the gifts that were given to us, we were very pleased to receive them, and i want to congratulate everyone on the upcoming new year, wish you happiness, good health best wishes, today we came not only with gifts in the form of sports equipment, but also, of course, we brought a piece of warmth, every child will make some wishes, i am sure that we will al

this. it is even difficult to recognize the fighter with the belly, he and his wife are dancing a waltzthat with great love for each other, she is now waiting, really waiting for him to return. i want to tell my wife that oh, tatyana , hold on, please, please, home and mom are on you, please listen to dad, although he himself does not consider himself a hero, but these are the heroes in his zone, in the donbass, in the kherson region, in zaporozhye, thousands, tens of thousands, for each of which, as... during the day, nine attacks of the ukrainian armed forces were repelled; as reported, fighters of the southern group of troops met the enemy with volleys of artillery and tosov, and also inflicted fire defeat on ukrainian personnel at klishcheevka and andreevka. stanislav nazarov will confirm this very strongly. through the much chaotic lines of defense of donetsk we are heading to the area of ​​​​responsibility of the first slavic brigade. ordinary passenger cars will not get through here; then we get to the artillery positions together with the next rotation. us-25 shell, charge. full

tell me, waltzes and ukrainians, surrender. and the gang had music , the russian anthem, and there wasl you, well, music is music, at what distance from you were always commanders, sergeants or - you privates were there all the time, but it stinks we were in tila, everyone was in tila, wow, fir-trees and sticks , there was a southern caspian shot, they hit, no, it hasn’t reached yet, 40 seconds, it’s so long, 4 km, shot, you feel that it’s all over, marine , well, yes, it’s already easier, it’s become very, very much easier, now we are mainly starting to work on the forest belt, on the exit from the marinka to georgievka, that is. shot , we've recovered a little, just a little, here the guys are correcting, oh, shot, you need to pay attention to every sound heard on the front line, especially the sound of a flying plane, you need to understand in time whether it's enemies or your own, well, it's our aviation that works , aviation works, yes, this is our aviation. works on enemy positions, just along georgievka, along kurakhova, look, they fly there behind the front line, wow, it turns

a joyful morning, still sleeping minsk, and we wrote this song with him, which was called the sun waltz city still sleeps sweetly at night, but at this hour i have no time for sleep. dawn's golden rays, i am in sleeping minsk it should be scattered, with a little sun in each drop. hours from the sun into the river wave , don’t even ask me, i ’ll look at you along with the sun, day, good friend, meet your dawn, i’ll give you sunny bunnies, day , good friend, get up to meet the dawn, because if you achieve everything. grishman was homeless in minsk, i don’t know where he lived at that time, but the personnel department and accounting department of the belarusian radio, all the time when grishman was making arrangements for the radio orchestra, everything was on fire, and where was he registered, where was he registered. and zhenya registered with me on kokhovskaya street in minsk, house number 25 in apartment 45, our cooperation continued, here i once wrote a text inspired by a painting by the lithuanian artist mikolojus cherlionis , the tale of the kings, where the king is in the palm of

he’s 33 years old, but he’ll recognize me right away, because i ’ll sing our song with him, the sun waltzhtest, the most a joyful song about our minsk, where once on kokhovskaya street, in a five-story panel building, we were registered in... in house number 25 together day good miss, meet your dawn, today i will give you a lot of good deeds, good day minsk, get up to meet the dawn, because if we achieve everything with sucks, in the sky, the cheerful sun above us, then us. may vitanna ўіm, who may at once intend to tell us a campaign, behind the windows of the house and the city, in the sky there is a low, heavy gloom, and ў we have a clear message: to go to the people, our fellow countrymen, to work i’m going to break the roof of the most holy one, so let’s straighten out ... hall, great, great, didn’t get married, great-padzesh, great-padzesh, i gave marriage to me, and i am young, to the bazaar hadzila, to the bazaar , to the bazaar, to the bazaar hadzila, to the bazaar , to the bazaar, to the bazaar hadzila i, and i am young, bought an akunya, akunya, akunya, shark i bought it, akuny

not passed since it was written, well, by the way, for those who , of course, learned the viennese waltzof the sweder and its management with illegal intelligence, today we will have many discoveries. who exactly are these intelligence officers, on the left is the hero of russia, yuri shevchenko, we are with him now many years ago for the first time... that’s what the germans say, behind the cordon he passed himself off as a german, well, okay, not as a purebred german-german, but for the german. if a person was born somewhere abroad, but then naturalized in germany, like my father. this is our first example today of how legends are created for illegal intelligence officers. for example, if the accent suddenly slips through, you can explain that you are the son of immigrants and tamu. west germany germany. munich, that's where he was actually born and was baptized, and how? my wife and i were of the lutheran faith, according to legend. and soon a daughter was born, an ideal cover. this is already a normal, full-fledged family. yes, it is true. by the way, my daughter’s godfather was sss,

michael waltz sits on several committees with us now. former green beret commander.rning to you. a couple ways to look at this. the thought that the houthis could do a peace deal with the government in yemen backed by saudi arabia. in the meantime you have iran backing the houthi rebels. do you believe this administration is concerned with upsetting iran that may spoil some sort of deal down the road that's still hopeful for it? >> yeah, bill, i would point out that the biden administration delisted the houthi rebels as a terrorist organization its first month in office part and parcel to what concessions could we make to iran on this fantasy that we could reenter a jcpoa deal? the other thing i would point out, the rockets that hamas is firing out of gaza are relatively dumb, unsophisticated and easy to manufacture and light off. these anti-ship cruise missiles requires intelligence to know what ship is coming through the strait into the red sea, targeting and they are not easy to fire and use effectively. so this is absolutely iranian resourced, trained, provided,

sandra. >> sandra: thank you, bring in florida republican congressman mike waltz, congressman, thank you for your time today. put up the map, at least 75 attacks and counting on u.s. forces since october 7th. are we responding forcefully enough? >> well, clearly not, sandra. because iran has not been deterred, they are continuing attacks and i think the simplest explanation is they know they can get away with it. and they will trade their proxies and those casualties for american casualties all day long. we have yet to hit anything that they truly care about, and that does not have to be military. that can be cyber, actually enforcing the sanctions that are on the book. that could be stopping the massive increase in the outflow of oil, but i want to speak to the attack on international shipping. look, 15% of global shipping flows through the red sea and through the suez canal. my understanding is commercial ships have been struck, that our ships are responding to protect that international trade and then they have been targeted. sandra, i don't know what it's going to take, is it goi

for the leaders of the cis countries; the northern symphony orchestra performed several classical waltzesances from pavlovsk. the cis headed to the tsar's village, which had already been decorated for christmas. on the square in front of the catherine palace, a huge elegant christmas tree was installed, as well as a large slide was built, which became the center of the theatrical performance. at the catherine palace, the cis leader was joined by azerbaijani president ilham aliev. from tsarskoe selo, the cis leader will head to petergov. the informal summit will end with a conversation at the konstantinovsky palace in strelna. and today a seminar-meeting is being held in moscow to prepare a meeting of the state council presidium dedicated to increasing the role and prestige of the teacher. it was attended by representatives of the presidential administration, members of the government and governors, as well as experts and heads of educational scientific organizations. natalia solovyova has all the details. this year has been declared the year of the teacher-mentor in russia. its main goal

but if you do, you might be headed to the movies this week and will be waltzed away into another world for a few hours. >> and one way filmmakers in trance, us in their worlds is with sound. danny new is here after speaking with two people who have the highly specialized jobs of creating sound effects for movies in unusual ways. >> yes, and good news, andrew. we are heading to our alma mater for this. i spoke with sound design professor at the university of miami, as well as an alum who are both professionals in the art of tracking all of us sonically. in the opening scene of star wars how did george lucas and company just manufacture the sound of a gun firing lasers? >> if you hit on a power line, it makes that blaster noise. and so they just went and recorded that. yeah >> rachel and ben, here are foley artists named after sound effects legend jack foley in a movie or tv production. these are the folks responsible for creating the specific sounds you hear, which apparently a lot of the time they're all lying to you. >> all of the things that you hear on set that is all us deceiving y

republican michael waltz standing by and get his reaction on that, plus there is this. check it out. >> everything that we put forth that would secure and close the border, the democrats don't want because the truth is they want an open border which means that it is drug cartels, terrorists and human traffickers that will win. >> dana: the crisis at the southern border beyond the breaking point. so how are communities coping >> bill: multiple legal problems for hunter biden. comes at the same time his father faces that impeachment inquiry that is gaining steam as of today. >> the white house has changed their story multiple times. having the vote on impeachment inquiry gives us the best opportunity to get more facts out and continue searching, to ultimately let the people see what is really going on. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪) shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, s

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it would probably be an actor with a beard, but i really like actors like christoph waltz or williamut i would really like to play with them work, what genre would this film be in? i really like the genre... tragic comedy, because that’s how life is with us, everything is not very funny or everything is very sad, no, life is such a swing, it ’s a black and white stripe, and i would really like to work i also have some ideas in this genre. so, uh, we have already decided on the leading actor, so to speak, and the genre too, what will this picture be called? i really like the one-word title, well, for example, cinematic. firstly, this is jargon, because only filmmakers can call each other filmmakers, if they hear this person from the outside, it’s insulting, i’m not a filmmaker, i’m an artist, but immediately in this name there is a genre, it’s a comedy, filmmakers , these are these advertisers, that is , there will be something about some kind of idiots, something funny, dear tv viewers, as soon as we decide on the name of the film, we invite you to the main thing: the country’s cinem

, a bottle materialized champagne, everyone had already started snapping up the flight attendants, waltzuation, so they had a small celebration for themselves during the flight , by the way, in the expedition diary sergei solayev writes how they celebrated the new year, taking into account, that our program also comes out on the eve of the holiday. we celebrated the new year near the steep shore of de longo bay. minutes 24 hours local time, i stopped on the sea ice and ordered to prepare all types of available weapons, the guys grabbed rocket launchers, the only gun, the carbine looked at me in surprise, probably everyone forgot about the new year, in honor of the upcoming new year 1983, fire, bang , bang, hurray, our voices echoed on the steep rocks, -32°, but no one noticed the cold, the dogs were surprised looking at our wild beach. "we, in our fur outfits , are dancing into the polar night under the flashes of the extraordinary purity of the northern lights. the arctic itself is with us, playing with laughter at this hour. we are in the kingdom of the queen of the arctic. i wanted to

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for the leaders of the cis countries; the northern symphony orchestra performed several classical waltzes and romances. from pavlovsk , the cis leaders headed to the tsarskoe village, which had already been decorated for christmas. a huge decorated christmas tree was installed on the square in front of the catherine palace, and a large slide was also built, which became the center of the theatrical performance. during the performance at the catherine palace, the cis leaders were joined by azerbaijani president ilham aliyev. the informal summit will end as reportedly, a conversation in the konstantinovsky palace in strelna. and now the cis leaders have already arrived in petergov, where they were greeted by a brass band in historical uniforms. guests had the opportunity to walk through the snow-covered peterhof, admire the famous ensemble of the great cascade, and also appreciate it. and with all of this, we began to move for an assault, completely liberating marinka, our troops pushed the militants away from those positions from where, for years, first ukrainian and then western artillery

’s even difficult to recognize the archive of the fighter with the belly boron, they are dancing a waltzwith great love for each other, she is now waiting, really waiting for him to return, i want to tell my wife that oh, tatyana, please hold on, hold on physically and mentally, but i want to tell the children, please respect your mother, help your mother, please, well, you are my eldest now. i’m not there, you are all my support, hope, please, home and mother are on you, please listen to dad, although he himself does not consider himself a hero, but there are thousands, dozens of such heroes in his zone, in the donbass, in the kherson region, in zaporozhye thousands, for each of whom, as for the fighter with the belly boron, loyalty to the homeland and defense of the fatherland are the main postulates, the special forces of the west troops group destroyed a group of militants on kunovsky. direction of a special military operation. support and enemy observation posts were discovered in the forest belt using a drone. after this, the mobile crew of our fighters on the bug moved to a firing

dancing the waltz, vladimir putin and karin kneissl in 2018.e'd invited russia's president to her wedding. a private visit — strictly. butjust months after the salisbury poisonings, which the eu, like the uk, have linked to the russian state. now, with her boxer winston churchill, karen kneissl has moved to st petersburg. she claims that after leaving office, she had problems at home. she was seen as too close to russia. it was all about not being able to work. so this was number one and that was political pressure. she's running a russian think tank. controversial considering russia's war in ukraine. isn't there a danger that by being here that you are legitimising the invasion, the war and also the domestic repression that takes place in russia? well, so far, i have not seen any sort of repression in my immediate surrounding. i can work here in a kind of academic freedom, which i started missing when i was still teaching at various universities. just a few days ago in this city, a young russian woman was sent to prison for seven years for rep