we give up walking, take a comfortable ride on an electric train on city lines, and head towards zaslavalo. expand your vocabulary, join us, and let me spend some time at the umoўnym pramenadze. so, we are at the pitiful station, but it’s not where the talk will go. so, gavorka godze is not right chygunachny station, because we just told you that already. and you remember that the minsk station was opened in 1871, and its building was wooden. report to the draulyans. and the chyguntsy hadzili netarkiya paravazy. and true , unsinkable. trains of city lines appeared in 2011 in september, menavita and verasney yans appeared. don't you think that the introduction was delayed, everything is fine, in moderation? you say to the truth, everything is good in moderation, but what is trash is not settled. go. so, we are at the head of the train, the beginning of our adventures, or in other words, the head of everything began, seemingly in belarus, at the good galava. then hands, sennya ў zaslave pryalyagae our way. so, the path lies ahead. why are we flocking? have you bought tickets? otherwise, wel

we're at zaslav, what did we do last time?mised and we do, because this was not said about us, it was promised. this is what we belarusians say: chakali, pachakali, and pachakankie zeli. and here we are in the malyavanka museum, the edzinsky museum of belarus. so, adzins are a museum in our country of the little ones at the museum's night. let's go, and we're already here. advertise to the dzyakuyuchy attractions of the supra-cultural historical-cultural museum of the zaslavie reserve. in any case, because happiness is not a bird, it won’t fly in on its own, good luck, happiness is not a horse, you can’t live by the shaft, let’s go, kitty, i don’t understand, what is geta? well, what 's hanging over the spoons? the people's masters created these masterpieces in the evening. that is, the wrong thing was said, lazy spinners and no shirt. are you in any other place? no, not right. the geta museum is unique. there are 32 works by yazep darazdovich, a famous man, a master and vandrounik. artist and traveler , well, we travel furthe

so, our path lies in the old zaslaval, but why are we staying? have you bought tickets?zhash, no paedzesh. some are good, some are worse. i adore the gift of looking out the window, admiring the picturesque landscapes, the tiny landscapes of belarus stuck in the light. do you mean your own farm over someone else’s? ale ў our huts, good and sabachi, zdaetstsa, let's go, well, let's get out quickly, we still have things to do a wagon and a small cart, and indeed, a heap and a hump, a fur and a bag. here we are, in fact, why did we come here? come on, we’ll do this and that. i'll wait, but to brag, not to grease the wheels. yeah, brah, don’t wave the flail, i’m just trying to keep the intrigue going. that is, why we came to zaslavl, we will find out in the next conditional exchange. so on the next smart promenade, have a drink, wait, because we are waiting, bye! polesie fascinates with its unique landscapes, legends and special flavor that you need to feel. today we will go on a virtual tour of unique places of our sinyoka, almansky swamp. our section is on the map for you.

so, our path runs through the old zaslaval. why are we standing? have you bought tickets?t grease it, you won’t go. good, who is shmarue, that and edze. i encourage you to look out the window, admiring the picturesque landscapes, and the tiny landscapes of belarus that are so popular among the world. do you mean your own farm, miles away from someone else’s kingdom? ale, have your hattsy, good and sabachtsy, zdaetstsa, pad'yazdzhaem. well, let's get out of here as soon as possible. here we are, but actually, what did we come here for, fuck off, we’ll do this, that, i’ll wait, but brag, don't swagger, yeah, brag, don't swing a flail, i'm just shaking. that is, why did we come to zaslavl? we’ll find out at the next conventional promenade? so, on the offensive mental promenade. chat, wait, because we are waiting, bye! polesie fascinates with its unique landscapes, decorations and special flavor that you need to feel. today we will go on a virtual journey through the unique places of our sinekoy. almany swamp, for you our section is a place on the map. alman marshes occupy 75%

and they're catching feelings over that so that he's ceo david zaslav made $250 million last year and he's the head of warner brothers discovery. so as much money as jake tapper makes he sees was zaslav is making he's the wait a minute the ceos are making too much money right so there's a little bit of and yeah then they could say oh then believe us on everything else which is mainly the corporate agenda, but i view it as in a different way i okay, i hear on that. on the other hand they're co-opting our message that's not so bad right. i want them to co-opt message i want them to co-opt all parts of message. and what did i say before i them to copy us? i want them to say. oh yeah. well it turns out a breaking news on cnn. it turns the average american worker is in favor of the average worker. oh, okay. it took you three decades to figure that out, but you're super late to the party. but i'm glad you came as the sanders said after they got the first victory in colorado it's not too late. we still room. come on board. okay. so if jake tapper turns into a progressive, don't hold your bre

i am very glad that the zaslavs have opened a museum of the belarusian baby.yma, this is not such a popular art as life sculpture, but it deserves no less respect. belarusian malyavanka - unique among the people mastatstva, to sabrats all these practices, saved the issuance of a lot of bad things and abuses all over belarus. but at the same time the museum has a collection of more than 250 pieces. we have a lot of little ones, both unknown ones and those known from this galina master. yanasa vіktaraўna, good day, we are very unprofitable little ones here, and we are very much a dachshund lvov. tell us, dear weasel, what this cost was for such a shame and what it means. good zen. yes, i realized that the little ones call out to the lords. the amount of torture, how simple this whole thing is, so much so that it is folded, because there are thousands of lvov, then well, this year's sapraudny simval has become ours at the museum of little ones and ўvogul of little ones, and і ўі ўѕе аt dzyakuuchy alena kіsh, i thought of such unusual things new lvov, and this has

zaslave is mixed on the race svislach, which is a dzelіts city on the two.re you can understand both the historical nature and the historical memories, otherwise i will improve my knowledge of the cities in a month, adcul yon nekali i'm getting sick. garadzishchy notes are unique memories of the archaeology of the 10th century, the streets here would have been marked with a ring, and the drive to the dance floor would be a bramai, wait. at the inner dance of garadz, the beautiful ladies, who were friends with their families, softened up. menavita here is increasingly diligent izyaslaul, known to the shmatlik pa lagendze ab izyaslaul and yago matsi ragnedze. when the strong wife prince uladzimir married, she was looking after her husband, and she did not allow her husband to kill her father and brother, and finally she made no plans to attack uladzimir. in these unusual times she was attacked death hell in the hands of the husband, and their son is gone... from the mother and father's memory. the advagay of the son of uladzimir zmyanіў was smittenly expelled.

to welcome you to the conventional promenade, we are taking you to the smart promenade, we are at zaslav we promised the past times yes, we promised. "chakal pachakali and pachakanki zeli, and here we are in the museum of small belarus. so, adzins in our land , the museum of small ones , from the village, at the night of the museum. in these bastards, and we are already here, a number of reasons for the supra-tsunikau gistoryka- cultural museum of the reserve. kitya, i don’t understand, what is this? well , what is it that hangs over the spoons? over the beauty, my partret, and the little girl or the painted sofa, and the painted carpet, i’ll know, in the evenings these guys made masters. that is, it is not true what was said about the linen yarns and about the wrong pipes. guli ni odnago ў abuli's paw? no, not right. the geta museum is unique. there are 32 works by yazep darazdovich, the famous artist and vandrounik. artist and writer. well, we travel further. look how wonderful, but incomprehensible , phantasmogoria, this most flaccid calcification of the creations of the masters of al

bob iger, david zaslav, donna langley, and ted sarandos this comes at milken estimates that the hollywoodion in economic impact, and experts are warning that the cost to the industry couldn't just continue, but actually could accelerate if the actors don't get back to work. goldman sachs saying, quote, we expect that previously announced 2024-25 films could move dates as hollywood prioritizes ramping back up certain productions over others going into 2024, and this all depends on why the actors' strike is resolved. so, we're going to be listening very carefully in earnings calls for any commentary on the cost of the strikes. we'll hear that the media companies have saved on production, but we're going to be listening for impact on tv advertising, as well as, of course, box office revenue. >> yeah, so, what is sort of the window in which they have to resolve it in order to get that summer blockbuster slate out there? >> there will be movies next year though matter what. if you look at what it costs to finish some of these big films. some of them may be somewhat done, some may need a couple

this includes bob iger, david zaslav, and donna langley from our parent company., we're told the parties will work internally over the weekend resuming talks on monday. >> you know, we remember that drew barrymore was in hot water here. even though the writers strike is over, we understand three of her lead writers have decided not to return. can you tell us more about that? >> yeah. three of the show's co-head writers were offered deals to return, but declined. listen. >> five months off and we are back. i've got a show to do. >> reporter: as tv studios open their doors again following the months long writers strike, the drew barrymore show facing another production setback. forced to return without its head writers. sources close to the show say offers were extended after the strike and all three writers declined. the drew barrymore show now interviewing new writers to fill the top positions. >> the fact that there are hurt feelings here, leading to senior writers to decide that they can find opportunities elsewhere doesn't surprise me in the least. >> reporter:

what is zaslav doing? does he need money selling his best shows off to netflix?tflix is in a really good spot compared to the rest of the companies with the sag strike. we expect the numbers to be very good at netflix because they're actually not spending money on production. liz: the markets overall, we have about a minute left here, ross. difficult times, events gee owe politically, that could leave things spread throughout the region this is a time investors should wait and watch with the dow down 118, s.m. down 5? >> i was buying stocks all morning today. i was more bullish. economy is much stronger than people predicted. everyone expected we would be in a recession. earnings and i correct blow out numbers from lots of companies and lots of industries, especially consumer discretionary. we've been whacked over the head for two years by jerome powell. we are going strong. maybe we have no landing yet in the economy but that is actually good news. we've seen all the negative of haier rates but we haven't seen the positive of higher earnings. liz: everybody shou

all these guys would tell you that david zaslav has made it so maturities in the next year and a halfd. >> true, and i'm glad you pointed that out, because that is the case, but it doesn't mean that investors aren't screening for that kind of stuff and looking and seeing in terms of the capital structure and when refinancings are due. when you're talking about close to 5% ten-year, that is going to change the, you know, the needs. >> you haven't mentioned verizon or at&t. is there a reason why you've left them out? >> yesterday, as you know, you surprised me. i did not notice, a, i guess the decline in verizon stock price, which has resulted in its dividend yield being 8.5%. >> don't you think that's a red flag? carl, when i see a yield at 8.5%, i say to myself, red flag. red flag. >> is it, though, jim? is it a red flag? >> yes, it is. >> there's nothing that says they don't have the ability to pay that dividend. >> yes, but i think historically, it doesn't matter what company. if you see a company that has a yield that's far in excess of everybody else, let's say this were one of th