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Once this key is assembled, the decryption process starts. Strictly speaking, vote counting. I hope in a while. We can show you and tell you how, in fact, it all happened. It looks, of course, like some kind of magical act, but in reality there just high technology, nothing magical. We are now in touch with the new Information Center of the Election Commission center. Our colleague Daria Kozlova works there. A dash welcome and tell me, please, did you manage to spy this, and hmm ceremony, oh, which many probably perceive, indeed, as something magical. This is the assembly and disassembly of th...

Start your sunday morning. No snow in the metro area. Lets look what happened in southwest colorado in the high country on saturday. Looked a little bit like this. Cant see much. That is snow, folks. Moved up the i70 corridor around noon. Belen, much needed snow . Yeah, we need some of those ski resorts in business. Crazy to think about like just about this time last year you were teaching me how to ski. It was already packed with sn need to open up the ski resorts. Jessica needs to get back up there. Snow in the metro area. There is no signs of snow anytime soon, but the possibility for some ...

Fantastic looking morning around here. Temperatures, teens, 20s, 30s in eastern colorado. We have some of the typical cold air drainage into the mountain valleys right now. Youre seeing readings at or above freezing. We have a down slope wind. Its not going to be windy downtown. Were seeing 20, 30 mileper hour winds in the foothills. Planning out your morning, the rally, be in the 40s by the time you get things going. The rally is at 1 00 this afternoon. For the rest of us, good looking day. Foothills, mid50s around the metro area. Just slightly cooler in northern colorado. Really fantastic da...

AMBASSADOR NANCY G. BRINKER: It is a pleasure to be here today, and I appreciate the invitation to share what we are doing at the Office of the U.S. Chief of Protocol to engage with the diplomatic community. The Heritage Foundation is a respected and highly regarded institution in Washington and around the world, and I appreciate your interest in our mission and providing the opportunity to discuss it today.

I was learning English for the first time when I was in middle school. My English teacher was a Japanese national named Tachiki. The first ever sentence he taught us was, “It is a map of Japan,” a sentence that made an indelible impression on me because it was the language that I had waited for so long to learn.