at face value, that's more than james cameron's avatar.emained unconquered 13 years until cheburashka came out, with its almost 7 billion. but if the hollywood blockbuster collected this money almost all winter, then holob-2 klimashepenko made the amount in just 4 weeks. now in the top ten. which we hope will come true, so this film has found its place in the hearts of the audience. another secret of success that is already known in the industry is the project team. yellow black and white studio, creators of the latest heroes of the challenge, russia-1 channel - a production alliance with which it always makes films events, and the world's first director, who shot films directly in space, klim shipenko, who approached the new chapter of the comedy “slave” with his characteristic scope, space somehow recharged me and somehow inspired me and... i wanted to somehow give people happiness upon returning to earth , not all films are designed to give people happiness and smiles, but serf is one of them, one of those films where this can and shoul

at face value, that's more than james cameron's avatar.nacle on the russian market. remained unconquered for 13 years, until cheburashka came out with its almost 7 billion, but if the hollywood blockbuster collected this money almost all winter, then holob-2 klimoshipenko made the amount in just 4 weeks. now hollywood is in the minority in the top ten highest-grossing films in the history of russian box office. 6:4 in favor russian cinema, goals worth billions of rubles to the account of cheburashka, two slaves, upward movement, bremen at the pike's command. all these films were created and released with the participation of the television. love in a fairy tale , which we hope will come true, so this film has found its place in the hearts of the audience, another secret of success that is already known in the industry, the project team: yellow black and white studio, the creators of the last heroes and challenge, russia channel 1, a producer alliance with which always makes films events, and the world's first director, who shot a movie dir

halop-2 overtook james cameron's avatar at the box office in russia. the comedy with milos bikovic and agla and tarasova became the second highest grosser at the russian box office. the author and presenter of the film industry program, ivan kudryavtsev, will tell you what attracts viewers. eat some sunshine, come on, come on. and i have. yum-yum-yum-yum, um-yum-yum-yum , open your hands, thank you, it was delicious, so, serf-2 klima shipenko overcomes the mark of 3.5 billion rubles in cash, in nominal terms, this is more than avatar of james cameron, this peak in the russian market remained conquered for 13 years, until cheburashka came out, with its almost seven billion, but if the hollywood blockbuster... collected this money almost all winter, then the servant 2 klimoshipenko made the amount in just 4 weeks. now hollywood is in the minority in the top ten highest-grossing films in the history of russian box office. 6:4 in favor of russian cinema, goals worth billions of rubles to the account of cheburashka, two slaves, upward movement of the bremen

>> justine will win original screenplay, james cameron will win with oppenheimer. >> you're probably he covers us. that's why he got brought on, he knows what he's talking about. really appreciate you guys joining us. it was a very important question this week amid everything else that was going on. just tried to mix it up a little bit with all of the news out there. we really appreciate your insights. we'll have you on after the oscars and see who is right. we really appreciate it. thank you for making time for us at home. make sure to catch ayman every sunday on msnbc. follow us on extended -- until we meet again, i am ayman mohyeldin in new york. and the good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ patients. it really works. as the world keeps moving, help prevent covid-19 from breaking your momentum. you may have already been vaccinated against the flu, but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common si

>> in a sub merible like the james cameron? in the right vehicle yes, i'm claui'm -- >> dana: i volunteer hemmer. great to have you. >> thanks, guys, appreciate it. >> devastating military retaliation for the targeting of american troops in jordan, a friendly nation across international borders leaving three dead americans and more than three dozen wounded. >> dana: our u.s. forces becoming sitting ducks. republicans stepping up the pressure on president biden for a strong response to iran following the drone strike from an iranian proxy that killed three u.s. soldiers and wounded dozens of others in jordan. will the white house hit back hard or keep its powder back? we'll wait to see. >> bill: good morning. what do you think? is tony onto something? >> dana: i think it will be fun when you go and check it out and let us know. >> bill: take some pictures. those three deaths of these americans all from the state of georgia, the first u.s. service members killed in at least 165 attacks on our forces since october 7th. so far iran

of course, he's former tank commander james cameron, not the film guy .ely to meet you. so lovely to meet you. >> thank you for having me on. yeah. >> thank you so much. we'll start with you then. what's your backstory? where were you born? and up in this and how did you end up in this sort line of work? sort of line of work? >> well, so i'm a yorkshireman who always knew , i think, from who always knew, i think, from quite a young time at school that i was going to serve. >> and after university >> and so after university joined army , from there , joined the army, and from there, you know, the royal tank regiment after sandhurst and was initially posted out to germany. >> i kind of to see >> so i kind of got to see a little of how the army used little bit of how the army used to live. >> the british army of the rhine for years, but of course, mid to late 90s things started to change and i then found myself um, after some early time on tanksin um, after some early time on tanks in kabul in in december 2001. >> so , so you know, pretty close >> so, so you

cameron, we all remember the movie avatar, and where, in fact, the new person who is being brought outrers, with what we said about neocolonialism, which is devouring itself, because the real question is, today schulz is turning into a german chubais, yeah, that is, he’s not a fool, yes, he understands perfectly well what he’s doing, and the cannibalization of german industry, the years of the usa, well, well, he knows , what he is doing, in this regard, the question is, what, how the states manage him, what kind of incriminating evidence he, in fact, allowed himself to accumulate when he was the burgomaster of hamburg. his existence without an american patron, besides, scholz, it seems to me, simply has an animal horror that appears at the mere thought of the possibility of donald trump winning the presidential election in the united states, here he is, recently the same andrzej szejna, from whom i quoted another quote, he said that europeans need to pray for biden in the literal sense of the word, pray for biden, but only so that trump doesn’t come, here’s scholz. it seems to me that

james, clearly david cameron's and for complicity and genocide domestically, but that's perfectly possible. it's a continue on that list called full set of support for what is done through, but it will be a stand aside. thank you so much and basset, or for talking to a thank you for your time, craig. mary is a former british ambassador joining a san from switzerland. thank you. is turning now to another cold case and the 1st hearing in a civil case accusing us present joe biden, and other senior us leaders of be complicit in genocide. in the genocide which is on the way right school, right school. so either and a number of individuals have dropped the case for the oaks in california. they're asking the court to order, present violent and us assistance. so israel from brandon was, is an open force, joins us now live, talk to us more about this case, swab, what is it all about? well, finally, let me 1st set the scene for you here outside the federal court house in oakland. there's been a crowd of people gathering the anti war protesters and people in support of these court cases. you can see

james landale is with me.foreign secretary, but what can the west as it were do to deal with this crisis? ~ , crisis? clive, i think the first thing the — crisis? clive, i think the first thing the uk. _ crisis? clive, i think the first thing the uk, the _ crisis? clive, i think the first thing the uk, the us- crisis? clive, i think the first thing the uk, the us and - crisis? clive, i think the first i thing the uk, the us and other western powers are trying to do is to internationalise this issue, they are saying it's not about israel hamas, it's about a rebel group in yemen that is attacking shipping and a threat to freedom of navigation thatis a threat to freedom of navigation that is of interest to any country that is of interest to any country thatis that is of interest to any country that is interested in global trade, and so far that's been a pretty successful strategy. even russia and china have condemned the houthi attack. the second thing that west has tried to do is implicitly threatened military a

no offense to james cleverly, opposite numbers, expect to see opposite numbers, but david cameron hasormer pm to take lots of that work of rishi sunak�*s back. take us behind the scenes because when you walked in here for i wouldn't call it rehearsals, people looking at this would not think it's been rehearsed. but when you walked in here, you passed on the comment that geordie gregg made. the former editor of the daily mail, now editor in chief of the independent, who was on our panel this morning. what did he say? at the end of the david cameron interview, i asked him how he thought it went and he said he purred, "the rolls—royce is back." henry, live reaction to that gossip from the green room? well, i mean, it's certainly true that once you've been prime minister, you know, as tough and forensic as laura's interviews are, i'm sure they are slightly less stressful for lord cameron than they are for most of the cabinet ministers. this is a recurring theme of the weekend newscast. it's rishi sunak who gave him thatjob. yes, he surprised people on downing street like henry. he's wield

james bayes out to 0 at the united nations u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron has expressed concern that israel's actions in gauze and may validate international. know you made the comments on choose day want appear in before. honda mentioned committee, even very crucially, none of these thing this the for the good, some of that. well, these former us president donald trump has spent the day in court. he's facing full federal charges over his attempt to overturn the 2020 american presidential election. but his lawyers argue he should be exempted from persecution, plastic oh, hang reports not from washington dc. another trip to the dc courthouse for a former president, donald trump, facing for felony charges for attempting to overturn the 2020 election. his attorney is trying to convince 3 appellate judges, that he is immune from prosecution because although he wasn't pitched over his actions on january 6th, he was not convicted by the us senate. the judges seemed skeptical. and the yes no, yes or no question. could of preside

no offense to james cleverly, opposite numbers, expect to see opposite numbers, but david cameron hasu walked in here for i wouldn't call it rehearsals, people looking at this would not think it's been rehearsed. but when you walked in here, you passed on the comment that geordie gregg made. the former editor of the daily mail, now editor in chief of the independent, who was on our panel this morning. what did he say? at the end of the david cameron interview, i asked him how he thought it went and he said he purred, "the rolls—royce is back." henry, live reaction to that gossip from the green room? well, i mean, it's certainly true that once you've been prime minister, you know, as tough and forensic as laura's interviews are, i'm sure they are slightly less stressful for lord cameron than they are for most of the cabinet ministers. this is a recurring theme of the weekend newscast. it's rishi sunak who gave him thatjob. yes, he surprised people on downing street like henry. he's wielding him, if i may use that phrase, in more and more muscular ways. and he's allowed him perhaps to g

james bay's alger 0 fake. well speaking to all, just bear with me. okay. for the secretary, david cameron, blaze a 2 state solution is the only the long term plan. so for lasting p c, i did that he'd been pushing is around for concessions. on getting a into garza, the situation in gaza is terrible and getting was that people going hungry? there's the danger of disease is spreading even more than they all today. one of the reasons i was in israel yesterday was the press for whole series of things to change. to get a into israel, we need the check point open for longer. we need united nations officials in gaza to be increased and number to have the visas to have the own, would cause to take the aid around and go. so we need to make sure they can actually get the income, the size to the north and all over. we need the port of ash don't open symbol a from come. we should be focused on these things all the time and i am. but clearly the best, the aiden is opposing the by the onset to this whole question is a 2 state solution is a long time on so, and in spite o

first one of for david cameron, lord cameron, the foreign secretary , james foreign secretary, jameson heading in an there's cleverly as andrew mitchell as well who does a lot of the speaking in parliament on behalf of lord cameron , who of course of lord cameron, who of course can't address the commons. >> no, i a little job isn't it. >> no, i a little job isn't it. >> anyway, also standing by there is christopher hope our political editor, who's never far from downing street. are you christopher? i mean it a lot of people are asking questions as to why this. i mean, seen as the biggest miscarriage of justice in british history. biggest miscarriage of justice in british history . see, that's in british history. see, that's been going for on best part of 25 years now. and it's taken the 90 drama to put it top of the priority list . well stephen, i'm priority list. well stephen, i'm warning isabel, it shows the power, doesn't it, of television , of drama. >> now, i've been around these this place for about 20 years. i've written a lot of articles for the telegraph, where i used to wor

james cleverly, the home secretary, became an mp in 2015, as did 0liver dowden, there are a whole load gove i guess are the three most experienced members of the cabinet, the three who have been around politics for the longest time. it is befitting that two of those are in those two national security jobs. that two of those are in those two national securityjobs. i that two of those are in those two national security jobs.— national security “obs. i wonder if newscasters— national security “obs. i wonder if newscasters like i national security jobs. i wonder if newscasters like me _ national security jobs. i wonder if newscasters like me would i national security jobs. i wonder if newscasters like me would not i national security jobs. i wonder if. newscasters like me would not have that knowledge that youtube had, i don't _ that knowledge that youtube had, i don't think— that knowledge that youtube had, i don't think i knew there was biographical dates, and i must be guilty— biographical dates, and i must be guilty of— biographical dates, and i must be guilty of making the same point

>> james longman, thank you for that.re going to come washington now, where house republicans are moving to impeach the secretary of homeland security over his handling of the crisis at the southern border. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott has the latest for us this morning. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. it is quite the split screen playing out on capitol hill, as republicans in the senate work with secretary mayorkas to address conditions at the border, republicans are anxiously looking to impeach him over it. homeland security secretary mayorkas is firing back writing in a new letter that the charges against him are baseless adding, i assure you that your false accusations do not rattle me and do not divert me.epublicans on homeland security committee accusing him of woeful and systemic refusal to comply with laws and breach of public trust over his handling of the border. >> secretary mayorkas and president biden continue to ignore. ignored the pleas of the american peo

cameron walker. excellent as ever. bond films are hit by trigger warnings and disney is accused of making star wars woke. i'll ask what on earth is wrong with the film industry and its political correctness? is killing the fun once again. but first, here's your latest news headunes first, here's your latest news headlines with polly middleton . headlines with polly middleton. the top stories this hour. >> the prime minister has confirmed he is working towards a general election in the second half of this year. rishi sunak, who's been under some pressure to call a vote, made the comments during a visit to the east midlands. both labour and the been the liberal democrats have been pushing for a spring election . pushing for a spring election. the labour leader says he's ready to go to the polls now and has criticised the prime minister delaying the minister for delaying the vote, accusing of wasting time accusing him of wasting time dunng accusing him of wasting time during his year speech. sir during his new year speech

the british film warned film institute has warned that james offence .n. it's easy. it.— >> then. it's easy. you it. >> then. it's easy. you don't. nobody drags people to cinema screens, all to their tvs . screens, all to their tvs. screens. don't complain . screens. don't complain. >> how very old fashioned of you. all of that. i'm much more after your morning's news with tatiana sanchez . bev thank you tatiana sanchez. bev thank you very much. >> and good morning. 1132 this is the latest from the newsroom. prince andrew, donald trump and bill clinton are among over 150 people named in us court documents detailing connection to sex offender jeffrey epstein . to sex offender jeffrey epstein. the unsealed files were part of a civil lawsuit against epstein's associate ghislaine maxwell, who , serving a 20 year maxwell, who, serving a 20 year sentence for recruiting underage girls for him. many of those named are not accused of any wrongdoing. the document also includes an allegation by johannesburg claiming the duke of york touched her inappropriately in 2