now this way, this way come on, keep moving >> seth: we're back with kurt and wyatt russell.pplause so - when people who haven't watched the show might not know from the clip, you play the same character at different parts of your life in the show. so you actually didn't get to shoot any scenes together? >> no. >> we shot one, but it was not used [ light laughter ] >> seth: no chemistry? [ light laughter ] they just don't seem like they like each other. [ laughter ] and did you -- was it pitched to you guys as, hey, will you -- obviously this makes sense, you look enough alike that it would make sense to be two people in different times? >> yeah, we have the same agent. he called me and was like, "hey, this is an idea. run it across the cast director said - you know, had this great idea. and so we sort of thought, i don't know, maybe -- yeah, maybe it could be? could be the worst idea of all-time too [ light laughter ] as we went down the rabbit hole, you know, we started thinking it might be a good idea >> we did. we'd had opportunity to play a father and son before. nothing

brian lanza, kurt is right. it also - brian lanza, kurt is right. republican party for some of the recent electoral defeats. if you are advising them in this time, how does he deal with this, what does he come up he deal with this, what does he come up with? he deal with this, what does he come u- with? ~ he deal with this, what does he come uwith? ~ ., , he deal with this, what does he come uwith?. ., , ~ �*, up with? well, i actually think he's already found _ up with? well, i actually think he's already found that _ up with? well, i actually think he's already found that middle - up with? well, i actually think he's already found that middle space i already found that middle space within the republican party. we have to remember the vast majority was a six—week national band. present trump has made no comment about that. now you see him separated from sort of the far religious right that appears to be scared of. but they shouldn't be. i think if you look at candidates, president trump is the moderator on this issue. i think that's a good thing. h

kurt, place to correct. got a lot more to just a few.efore, that tonight, later tonight, new polling poll dropped from the des moines register. when that happens, steve kornacki will dissect what that means for the candidates. that's coming up, tonight, nine eastern only here on msnbc. after this break, that most chilling immunity claim yet for donald trump's legal team. further highlighting the danger of him being allowed into the oval office for a second term. but, first some breaking news. nbc news has now confirmed john kerry will be stepping away from his post as climate envoy to the biden administration. kerry, whose served as secretary of state to president obama, tells nbc's andrea mitchell, quote, given this is an election year and congress is frozen, i am stepping down. but i am not leaving the issue. i will work on it from other vantage points. we'll be right back. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ ( bell ringing) customize and save with libberty bibberty. liberty bushumal. libtreally blubatoo. mark that one. that was nice! i think you're s

kurt, place to correct. got a lot more to just a few.efore, that tonight, later tonight, new polling poll dropped from the des moines register. when that happens, steve kornacki will dissect what that means for the candidates. that's coming up, tonight, nine eastern only here on msnbc. after this break, that most chilling immunity claim yet for donald trump's legal team. for the holiday the danger of him being allowed into the oval office for a second term. but, first some breaking news. nbc news hasn't confirmed john kerry will be stepping away from his post as climate envoy to the biden administration. kerry, who's role as secretary of state to president obama, tells nbc's andrew mitchell, quote, given this is an election year and congress is frozen, i am stepping down. but i am not leaving the issue. i will work on it from other vantage points. we'll be right back. (music) have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms, like carpal tunnel syndrome,

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kurt didn'n't play thehe hi.ight ♪ - i remember watching him play a cover of a lead belly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me, because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kururt cobain,, and i i was alwaysys-- evenen when i wawas young--- just so worried about him. - ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ - in that era, there was always the speculation of, you know, kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and "nirvana: unplugged" was this kind of thing, like...the clouds parted. you know? and it seeeemed like everythihing was gononna be ok. - [inhales] ♪ night through ♪ [cheers and applause] - from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. - the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. [emotional piano melody] - it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. - i pulllled over, and thenen i just--- i was there for, like, 20 minutes to a half an hour, just crying, right there. - i just don't

so, you know, one of the things, kurt does, i think. well is as we've seen the different perspective. so, you know, you're expecting to hear this story about the jewish experience, but you're also covering here's fdr, his views and policy making, and then how that policy is implemented in a bureaucracy, organizational cultures, you know, different denominations, asians. and so, you know it's it's quite expertly done but what he weaves is really this notion of religious tolerance and pluralism is and which is a legacy of world war two is not an accident that this actually becomes a very conscious choice by. and you know these brotherhood de pieces and then one of the things we feature in liberation one is fdr four freedoms and particular the freedom of religion piece that is so powerful and so could you talk a little bit about how that fdr role because, that's something you wouldn't necessarily if you're thinking of a war in society book, you know, to really look at the president in his role and how elemental that is. yeah. one of the th

yes, his name is herbert scherhorn, he is the grandson of the ss sturmban fuhrer, kurt scherhorn.ery serious international criminal group. this is such a person. he deals in stolen rarities and works of art. so i think that he is the customer. i wonder what they can do. they won’t touch him, they need him, but there is danger, and the further you go, the more dangerous it will be, you can give up everything, but now we are at a dead end, we have half the map and no clues, where to look for the rest? ralph, you once said that your grandfather was buried on the territory of the donskoy monastery. yes, did you dig up something? i came across the protocols of interrogations of german prisoners of war, which took place directly on the territory. that one definitely survived and returned to his homeland in germany, who is a certain otto schultz, a wehrmacht corporal, a friend of rudolf, rudolf writes in his diary about him, which means he may have another part of the map, and after the story with alexei mitulin, i i'm absolutely sure of this. well, anton, you will have to come with me t

kurt knew, oh, he's going home. leaves and he goes to o.j.'s house. i don't know why. >> jimmy: just to see it all unfold. >> we're all like, where are you going? he's like, i'll be right back. we were watching the nba finals. it was interrupted. we saw our dad on television like behind the caution tape. >> but it doesn't stop there. he had a run-in with ted bundy. he beat up tex watson, who was charlie manson's there's grains of salt all over the place. >> i'm into it. >> ted bundy escaped from jail in colorado. he was living there at the time. >> this is a crazy story. >> kurt was camping. he had his plate of food, went to get a beer. he comes back and his plate of food was gone. ted bundy gets caught and recounts how he survived after escapes. he said he found a guy camping and goes and eats his food. >> jimmy: oh my god. not only is he a murderer, he's a thief. >> yeah. >> he's got crazy stories. >> jimmy: when your parents are unusual, do you find that you become closer to each other? >> because our parents are

let's go right to my panel, kurt and stewart are back with me. clerk who capitalized on the debate d what initiatives with this quote, if, i see a black pilot, i'm gonna be like, boy, i hope he is qualified. and also this week, we had elon musk saying, quote, aspirationally that he is jewish during his image cleanup tour at the auschwitz concentration camp. this is his following his endorsement of antisemitic comments. out of these, to 20? >>> i think charlie wins this one. the looking at a black pilot, questioning if he's qualified. and saying that out loud. i, mean elon musk because nuts and crazy, and hardly anything he says makes sense anyway. i've come to expect. that but saying that from charlie clark, good god, what did you just -- put your white hood on and reveal yourself for what appears to be the person you really are. >>> stuart, between these two, between charlie kirk and elon musk, who is the worst of the week? >>> after go with kirk. charlie kirk who, college republicans who never graduated from college said it. all i would be worr

kurt volker, _ we will definitely be there for it.ally interested in your thoughts of another president trump term if he wins at the end of this year, you know him and you were a special envoy under trump for ukraine. we know what he said about ukraine. he would pull us support with the click of a finger. what does it mean for ukraine if trump wins?— what does it mean for ukraine if trump wins? first, the election is far from over. _ trump wins? first, the election is far from over. we _ trump wins? first, the election is far from over. we did _ trump wins? first, the election is far from over. we did have - trump wins? first, the election is far from over. we did have the i farfrom over. we did have the primary in new hampshire yesterday. trump won that primary with 54% of the vote, nikki haley did surprisingly well compared to previous opinion polls. and this is going to go on for some time. so we don't know right now whether trump is going to be the nominee. and if he is the nominee, all the polls show he will have a harder time be

, in germany they know him very well, streets are named after him, there are foundations, a special kurte wrote two poems under one name, the poem is called rusland, russia, i will not quote it, it is in german and does not mean anything to anyone will say, this poem was written once in 1919, the second time in 1931, they are basically the same, but they have some small differences, their meaning is this: the germans will be offended by me, because i really don’t like this poem, i now you now you will understand why, his meaning is this: something is happening in the world, russia is standing on our threshold, she was probably bitten by a wild animal, literally bitten by a wild monkey, so if we translate exactly what he has written, she was bitten by some wild beast, everything is happening, whether they attack us or not, this is where the first poem ends, in the thirty-first year there are the last two two lines, it all ends there, all this is happening because the world smells of oil, and this was written by kurt tucholsky in the thirty-first year, so this is - this, well, many people

sophia cathedral, it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised to his...his monument was the first to be recreated and was inaugurated on november 2, 1944 . st. sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, is the spiritual center of the novgorod republic. it was completely looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken from here. the image of the almighty savior in the central dome perished. the frescoes were damaged. the nazis allowed the gilded lining of the domes to souvenirs, basins and cigarette cases were made from it. the iconostases were returned. after the war in 2002, it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove that crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it, only as a result of negotiations between president vladimir putin and the king of spain, the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years, here it is near the iconostasis, the spaniards were presented with an exact copy of the saints, the blue division was chaotically looting, t

kurt, what are your thoughts?u think this is a controversy that will linger in the minds of republican primary voters? >> unfortunately, rev, it won't. and i'll tell you why. the one place where it's acceptable in the united states of america to debate even the merits of slavery is in that republican party. republican primary voters don't care about racism. they don't care about the washing of history. these are the same republican voters who rewarded extreme candidates who invented that controversial issue of critical race theory. the same republican voters who are okay with banning books that mentioned things like race and slavery. so there is not going to be a political price it's going to be paid by any republican whether it's donald trump or nikki haley, when it comes to republican primary voters. this is also iowa, the same state that gave us the winners of michele bachmann and rick's interim, the past republican presidential primaries. they're not exactly known for being a political epithet windmills we sho

let's go right to my panel, kurt and stewart are back with me. with, you charlie clerk who capitalized on the debate d what initiatives with this quote, if, i see a black pilot, i'm gonna be like, boy, i hope he is qualified. and also this week, we had elon musk saying, quote, aspirationally that he is jewish during his image cleanup tour at the auschwitz concentration camp. this is his following his endorsement of antisemitic comments. out of these, to 20? about >>> i think charlie wins this one. the looking at a black pilot, questioning if he's qualified. and saying that out loud. i, mean elon musk because nuts and crazy, and hardly anything he says makes sense anyway. i've come to expect. that but saying that from charlie clark, good god, what did you just -- put your white hood on and reveal yourself for what appears to be the person you really are. >>> stuart, between these two, between charlie kirk and elon musk, who is the worst of the week? >>> after go with kirk. charlie kirk who, college republicans who never graduated from college said

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kurt the cyberguy is here to join us live. time about the impact of social media. and in a lot of cases, it's fun to look at. cat videos are sometimes hilarious. the downside is substantial. >> the downside is enormous. these ceos all know it. they all know how social media, technology has grand devastating effect on children. it invites all kinds of harm into our lives. and we, so far in this country have decided all right, we're going to let these big tech companies police themselves. it's clearly not working. >> steve: right. >> today that hearing is going to be interesting because mainly this is a show. why? big tech spends more money on lobbying than any other organizations in the world in d.c., so they got these politicians all wrapped up. and you're going to have these parents behind them just trying to get some measure of safety brought to the landscape, some form of regulation, some form of thoughtful foot forward so we get a little handle on this. why is it the kids in for god's sake china kids have a better life aga

how about old kurt? all is not lost yet. listen, well, you've already got it with your spyware games, greetings, hello, please don't forget that you are in the city where the great me was born, come on! post it, it means that while you were chilling there in germany, my close friends from high police circles didn’t do it for free, please note, by the way, i want to tell you one brilliant anecdote, but they didn’t search the database for all the kata zaitsevs for free, it turned out that we have them on circle uh, immeasurably, how many, calmly, almost all of them do not fall into our category, they are either very young, or did not live here after the war, there are two left, you can speak normally , i’m already stressed from you, one of them died 8 years ago, the second one, what about the second one, the second one, it seems there is our katya zaitseva, here’s the address, attention, uh-huh, oops, brasskaya street, pogora, hey, guys, where are you going, hey, hey, hey , let's start with us we broke up,

coincidence that the symbol of this novgorod trial of 1947 was precisely the accusation of general kurtn of the millennium monument of russia and the st. sophia cathedral, here it was general kurt herzog who was accused of promising his friend oberburgmaster instru. this monument was the first to be recreated and was inaugurated on november 2, 1944. st. sophia cathedral, created in the 11th century, the spiritual center of the novgorod republic, it was completely looted. iconostases, mosaics, and decor were taken away from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002 it was possible to find out that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross with a dove, which crowned the cathedral and decorated the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid with it. only as a result of negotiations by the president. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years,

coincidence that the symbol of this novgorod trial of 1947 was precisely the accusation of general kurterzog of the destruction of the monument to the millennium of russia and the st. sophia cathedral, and it was precisely general kurt herzog who was accused of what he promised his friend the oberburgmaster instanburga in a gift, this very monument to the millennium of russia, and only the offensive, only the liberation of novgorod prevented him from doing this. when the red army entered novgorod. republic, it was completely plundered, iconostasis, mosaics, decor were taken from here , the image of the savior almighty in the central dome was destroyed, frescoes and gilded lining of the domes were damaged, the nazis used it for souvenirs, they made basins and cigarette cases from it. the iconostases were returned after the war. in 2002, it was discovered that the spaniards from the blue division stole a gilded cross from the dove that crowned the cathedral was used to decorate the chapel of the engineering academy in madrid. in spain the cross creaked, but was returned after 2 years. her

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our guest today is the -- kurt campbell who was the president's on our money for deputy secretary of state, kurt campbell currently serves as deputy assistant and coordinator for the indo specific -- indo-pacific affairs from 2090 2013, he served as the assistant secretary of state for east asia and pacific affairs. he was ceo and cofounder of the center for new american security and concurrently served as the director of the aspen strategy group and chairman of the editorial board of the washington quarterly. among other positions held during his english career, mr. campbell served as deputy assistant of secretary of defense for asia and pacific affairs. for the defense and state department, similar roles. at the treasury department, and as director of democracy office at the national security council for the clinton administration. mr. campbell was an associate professor of public policy at the harvard john f. kennedy school of government and served at the u.s. navy reserve. once again, we thank you for your willingness to serve in your entire statement will be made part of the rec

kurt, let me pick this up with you.t the issue. blessin: election? they want the issue. blessing they _ election? they want the issue. blessing they want _ election? they want the issue. blessing they want is - election? they want the issue. blessing they want is for - election? they want the issue. - blessing they want is for something to actually get done on this and to take this issue all the playing field —— the lasting they want. listen, i have been talking about immigration, republicans have been baiting immigration as far back as i can remember. the first election i worked on was 2006, the congressional race, and the whole election was on the issue. the republicans have in using the issue for 2—wood have tickets to motivate their base, juice their turnout, try and win elections for it is always and win elections for it is always an invasion, it is always a border crisis, it is always about border security, that for all the times repelling as a been in power, have the white house and congress, they have never actu

kurt the cyber guy was there and has some highlights. cool stuff, kurt. what do you got?his year in las vegas. all the future tech coming in year and look at 77-inch lg tv that's transparent. you can see right through it. it's an incredible tv and there's a laptop, but the tv itself is unbelievable because when it's not powered up, it become as transparent piece of glass. pete: see through a tv? >> yeah, this is also -- that's a displace tv. a little different. that's a 27-inch and a 55-inch completely wireless tv you stick to the wall and the battery operates with no wires to it. the guy behind it -- pete: that's the see through tv. >> yeah, that's coming out and that's revolutionizes how you watch tv. you can see through it and make it a fish tank when not using the tv or it's making it look look there's fish in it or if you think about doing your house in the future, you may think of i can put the tv in the middle of the living room because it's not going to really be blocking much. pete: it's cool but i'm confused. >> really cool in person. jump to the laptop that we

and that soldier was a man named kurt klein, who you can see a photograph him here. and eventually, gerhard and kurt, they stay in touch, they write to each other, and eventually they marry in a really beautiful story. they get married. they then go on here. you can see them in paris. their wedding. and they have three children and here you can see gerda with her children when their and then in her later years, then they have eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchild. and and gerda was able to meet all of them shortly before she passed away this past. so a happy ending to very difficult and hard story. yeah, because gerda was the only survivor from her immediate family. both of her parents killed and very she never actually found out what to her beloved older brother. he like so many, does not have a grave that you can visit or a sense. it's wonderful to see the family blossomed from so much loss and actually have a note from gerda. jim just wrote in to say that he's watching now and thanking us for what he says are beautiful comments about his mom. jim, easy to ta

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kurt wagner, we got the numbers, just remind us how much they are cutting and what sort of number wealuation of twitter? >> i believe the cut from the end of november was around 11%? in total, more than 70% of the value has been cut down since the close of the acquisition now. you'll remember it was a 44 billion dollar acquisition of the end of 2022. it has been cut more than 70%. when looking at a company that at least fidelity believes is valued close to 12.5 or $13 billion. to put that into a little bit of historical perspective you may remember caroline in 2016 twitter almost sold to disney. muscle to salesforce. the company was around the same value in 2016 as it is today for fidelity. -- per fidelity. a huge erasure of value since elon musk took over. ed: the curious thing about this is fidelity is one of the investment firms that participated in the take private deal in the first place. behind this i guess, we do not know the factors behind fidelity's decision or how they arrived at the evaluation we have done some reporting on how the financials have changed in the last 12 mo

german general kurt von tipelskerch wrote. the result of the offensive was amazing.this case, it will be an honest detective story. i welcome you, dear friends, to our next release of the author’s program besagon tv, it will be called milpardon under the blanket. milpardon in french, a thousand apologies. i think you will understand why we called our program that, but as usual.

process to continue to evaluate and engage in necessary so with that, i'm going to turn it over to kurt. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners as noted this is the update of annual esg update so i'll make a comment and hand it over the aufrnd we have 7 items relied first is the annual eve and focuses on the active and ownership highlight in the collaborative work for divert and annual esg is the integration of consideration of annual esg factors in the decision making and communication we'll highest partnerships with some of our sorrow with certain coalitions rather and up-to-date on the net zero ambitions in return will be followed by 6 action items the staff makes recommendation for the composition restrictions within the sections of climate framework that focuses on world gas companies and tobacco and sudan and russian companies in those instances perhaps not the first one but most of them keep the comments very, very brief and, of course, available to answer any questions. in each of those instances take the individual items before hand it over to andrew in a case in 2022 y

kurt, stephen, thank you very much.just joe biden's focus on january 6th, but also the focus of the fbi. and they want your help. the fbi was so overwhelmed with the number of tips that they were receiving. now you will have the fbi going to the saying hey, can you help us out? we charged this guy. we want to make sure we got everything that he did that day. can you give us a full report? in the beginning it was intense. drop my children off at school. i would come home on it almost like a work day once the kidsy in bed i was up 2:00, #:00, 4:00, waking up a couple hours later. it takes it's toll. i haven't been paid a dime. >> enlists community of known as sedition hunters. they use their own meth dolings to find people who participated in january 6th. then they create dossiers, use facial recognition software and turn all of that over to the fbi more than 1,230 people have been charged so as it relates to the riot. ranging from trespassing to felonies it's the largest in fbi history. >> collectively to date they have

german general kurt von tipelskerch wrote. the result of the offensive was amazing.ermany in the eyes of its allies was greatly shaken, because at the same time in north africa. therefore it had to end in victory, and they didn’t just fail to achieve this , they didn’t just stop, as they stopped in the moscow region, that is, they were thrown back, but they were able to slow down, here, in general, they were able to slow down only on the mius, that is, relatively speaking, they returned to the positions that were before the start of the campaign, that is, the company, the entire company of the forty-second year turned out to be a failure, if the annual wehrmacht company failed, this means that this is a turning point. in the battle for the caucasus, 276 thousand soviet soldiers and officers died. in 1944 , a medal for the defense of the caucasus was established. she was awarded 870,000 people, about 300 natives of the caucasus and transcaucasia were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. cities. the day of the defeat of german troops in the caucasus, october

nathan wade is the lead process kurt that willis hired for the case and is allegedly having an affair with. this is the same prosecutor accused of billing willis and the county and therefore taxpayers for hundreds of thousands of dollars of work on the case with hours worked that right now we still need a lot of explanations for. money that then was allegedly then used to pay for vacations that wade and willis took together. this inquiry is being launched just hours after credit card statements revealed that wade made at least two out-of-state trips with willis. jessica schneider begins our coverage out front. >> reporter: there is now a full-on battle between fulton county district attorney fani willis and the wife of willis' top prosecutor in the georgia election case against trump. the back and forth in the divorce proceedings is threatening to shake-up the case. fani willis is facing allegation she had an affair with nathan wade, shg smaez not addressed. instead she's defended naming him as special prosecutor in november 2021, one day after he filed for divorce from his wife. >> a

the stand of the kurt region is quite large, there is a lot there. interesting interactive zones , guestsexhibition, for example, will be able to create their own track from nightingale trills, inhale the smell of kursk herbs that were sealed in special flasks, you can feel the aroma of wormwood, fresh bread from a local bakery or the smell of meadow herbs by wearing special vr- glasses, you can take a virtual tour of the mikhailovsky mining and processing plant, in a common stand there are a lot of interesting things. there is a lot to see, so it’s better to go there in person. anastasia, thank you, we will continue to monitor the work of the russia exhibition at vdnkh. the pain can vary. there is only one mechanism for the development of pain. it doesn’t matter what caused the pain if you have pintalgin. a universal remedy against different types of pain. thanks to the combined composition, pentalgen acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the causes of its occurrence. tolgin, we can do without pain. apartment in moscow count five. total five purchases from a thousand rubles on

the chernozem region; in bryansk, for example, 15 mm of precipitation fell in just one day, in the kurtion up to 12 mm. so at the peak the snowstorm looked like st. petersburg. here visibility dropped to 600 m. only on one section of the road network in the damba area for several hours. there were four major accidents, this is how the local branch of rosseti prepared for the fallout and switched to off-road vehicles. in western russia , the weather was the first to worsen and the first to return to normal. today , a storm will still rage on the russian plain, but the strongest winds are expected in the east of the volga region. gusts may exceed more than 20 m/s. and this is where the main precipitation zone will go. will persist in the black earth region, donbass, will again cover the middle volga and the volga-viad region, and in a large area due to warming, snowfall can turn into freezing rain, and this is of course a very alarming forecast: the volga region and vyatka, the southwestern slopes of the urals have been swept away since the beginning of the week. in many areas, more than

cobain of the band nirvana. >> i moved into this house and kurt lived behind and i shared the wall,play his songs through the wall. seeing them play, there was this strong connection in this house. ♪ cat: after deciding to become a full time artist, mcclure began experimenting with paper cutting. she self-publishing her first book "apple" for children in 1996. >> i found that making art was a more calming way to communicate. i am singing my songs, but there is a child in the lap in a home, and it's ultimately like, that's where i want to sing my songs. they call these x-acto knives, but they're not really exact. they have this, you know, a mind of their own sometimes. cat: on a recent morning, i joined mcclure at her desk as she worked on a piece that might end up in a future calendar. >> this was this one morning where i was swimming and i had my arms in front of me. the way that the water was making my arms, they were all squiggled. they were no longer solid even though i knew they were solid. cat: how do you know where to cut to make the image reveal itself? >> i don't. you just

as a result of hitting a residential building, a kurt millionaire and members of his family died. situation. flashes illuminate the dark sky over iraqi erbil. these videos show the moment ballistic missiles arrive at american targets in the city. the us consulates, rbil airport, as well as kursky’s residence came under attack.

regions, the chernozem region, bryansk, for example, in just one day 15 mm of precipitation fell, in the kurton up to 12 mm. this is what st. petersburg looked like at the peak of the snowstorm. here, apparently, it dropped to 600 m. only at one section of the road network in the dam area in a few hours. there were four major accidents, this is how the local branch of rosseti prepared for the precipitation and switched to off-road vehicles. in western russia the weather was the first to worsen and the first to return to normal. today the storm will still rage on the russian level, but the strongest winds are expected in the east of the region in the volga region. gusts may exceed more than 20 m/s. and this is where the main precipitation zone will go. the donbass will once again be covered by the middle volga and the volga-vaada region, and by a significant in warmer areas, snowfall can turn into freezing rain, and this is, of course, a very alarming forecast. and the volga region, vyatka, and the southwestern slopes of the urals have been swept up since the beginning of the week. in many are

the black earth region, in bryansk, for example, 15 mm of precipitation fell in just one day, in the kurtegion up to 12 mm. this is what st. petersburg looked like at the peak of the snowstorm. here visibility decreased to 600 m. in just one section of the road network in the dam area , four major accidents occurred within a few hours. and here's how the local branch of rosseti prepared for the fallout. presel on off-road vehicles. in western russia , the weather was the first to worsen and the first to return to normal. today a storm will still rage on the russian plain, but the strongest winds are expected in the east of the regions volga region. gusts may exceed more than 20 m/s. and this is where the main precipitation zone will go. blizzards will continue in the black earth region, donbass, and will again cover the middle volga and the volga-viad region, moreover. over a large area, as the weather warms, snowfall may turn into freezing rain. and this, of course, is a very alarming forecast. and the volga region, vyatka and the southwestern slopes of the urals have been swept away sin

he joins brady, brett favre, kurt warner and peyton manning. >> i know it was a tough loss, even 9ers fans appreciate how devastating that was for lions fans >> it is going to take time >> yes to get that through their system. >> we have been through heartbreak here too in the bay area. hoping for the best. we got a lot of sports to talk about before the big game. >> oh, yeah. >> you will be here for all of it, i am sure. >>> final mission for endeavor. the ambitious lift down south . >>> it is up, up, up and stay for space shuttle endeavor. tonight about 90 minutes ago the california science center in l.a. started hoisting the shuttle into ready for lift off mode. it will be the first and only shuttle on display vertically. >>> now to a majestic symbol of the america west. the mighty buffalo whose size and strength celebrate it in song and verse. the poets probably never saw one move like this. we added the sound effects because we could innocent not. he was trying to follow his herd when he became the but of all of their jokes for the rest of winter. >>> even if you are not a footba

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests kurt russell, wyatt russell, david chase everybodythanks again for being here. i want to thank morgan rose, 8g band thanks for watching. we love you everybody [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> you can hear and see the commotion. we begin with new information about the deadly avalanche at palisades, tahoe, crews and good samaritans trying to find and rescue the victims. three people in this shot were saved, but a 66-year-old man has died. his family tonight, not quite ready to speak about this tragedy. >> we want to show you where that avalanche happened. gs ball on the same kt 22 lift which just opened this morning for the first time the season. nbc bay area's tom johnson is at palisades, tahoe tonight, with the latest. >> reporter: we did hear some explosions out here tonight as we look at the mountain, you can see the conditions have not improved more heavy snow and wind tonight. some explosions trying to break up some of the snowbanks of the ridgeline to make sure that that avalanche danger is reduced. palisades, tahoe, say the patrols

rupert and werner are uncles who were portrayed in the musical as friedrich and kurt.they were drafted into the us army. they joined the 10th mountain division, and they fought against the nazis in europe, and that's a part of the story that we're very proud of that a lot of people don't know. because the movie ends with their departure from austria. do you ever get tired of talking about "the sound of music?" i mean how many people come through here, and i'm sure you get questions about it every day. we have learned that people get really emotional around the movie because "the sound of music" gives so many people hope. it may be the millionth time we've heard that question. but it's the first time that you're asking it. so we will always take time for that. [theme music] (♪♪) a tiny pinch of knorr chicken bouillon will save you more gas than driving down hill. because just one sip of this delectable, silky, chicken ramen noodle soup, will put an end to your drive-thru dinner rituals. it's time to bring out the cook in you and tell them to throw that knorr bouillon. i

as a result of hitting a residential building, a kurt millionaire and members of his family died. read more about maria skorodilka will tell you the situation. flashes illuminate the dark sky over iraqi erbil. these videos show the moment ballistic missiles arrive at an american facility in the city. the us consulates, rbili airports, as well as the residence were hit. a businessman who was a mediator between the kurds and israel, as stated by the ksr, this is a quote, revenge for organizing a terrorist attack in kermania, in which iranian services suspect the united states; as a result of the shelling, the media reported, five people were injured. iranian forces said they attacked in iraqi kurdistan there are spy centers for meetings of anti-iranian terrorist groups. according to the us military, the ballistic missile was launched directly from iranian territory. the white house said the united states is in contact with iraq and considers iran's strikes reckless and inaccurate. iran's state news agency calls the strikes on erbil a serious escalation. previously, the houthis carri

kurt campbell president biden's nominee for secretary of state. in the words of secretary blinken quote curt is one of our leading strategist of visionary policymaker and a renowned leaderos offering a critical deflection point. no stranger to public service. for the past few years he served as senior pfizer to the president and coordinate her for indo pacific affairs at the national security council and secretary of state for east asian affairs in the old l administration investment towards the indo pacific a region increasingly vital for national security and prosperity. i am here today introducing him because i have full confidence in his ability to spirit the departmentpa state through significant global challenges and opportunities with creativity commitment and dedication to serving our country and one of its most important additions to current role curtis had the pleasure and i'm sure he would describe it that way in his most gracious and diplomatic terms appearing my many opinions and ideas. in our numerousd conversations i've been frank i