today we are talking with victor kule about times of peter i.ou: besides the russian size, there is a russian question: please tell me how many scales are in one glass? well, i don’t know how you don’t know, in one glass there are two scales, in russia liquids, they were measured from a bucket, a bucket is 12 liters, in fact, again according to legend, it was peter who came up with the size of the bottle, and based on the bucket, it turned out that a bottle is... approximately 120 g, so we divide, multiply and so on accordingly, the scale turns out to be 60 g, and the glass is 120, respectively, that is, in principle is close to some of our current sizes, actually our glass, this famous petrat glass, it is also the size of a glass, that is, 120 g, that is, he understood that he was cutting, so to speak, for what size and therefore it it’s called exactly that, and here i would like to conclude with such concern that in fact... this is one of the acts of peter i, which did not glorify him at all, and no one even thinks about it, remembers, and pet

, we say, but i remembered the times peter i, so we will try, strictly speaking , to remember.er of crafts. by the way, he was known as the most famous beard-beard in russia, who... greatly changed the landscape of the aristocratic nobility, but besides this, he was a mechanic, and a turner, and a co-worker and a helmsman shipbuilder, and at some such moment of his free time he pulled out an absolutely fantastic beauty glass, this glass is called, the glass of peter i, look how truly magnificent thing, gold, diamonds, imalia, ruby ​​spinel, but with all this... wealth the cup was decorated by the donor, because peter made the cup from a walnut burl, not for his own consumption, he made it as a gift for an expensive donation, there are two inscriptions on this cup, one is in russian, here it says 1709, all the handicrafts of the russian emperor, the great peter alekseevich, the second is latin. she claims that this glass was made by peter for a high gift to prince matvey petrovich gagarin, and it was given to him in 1709, after celebrating the victory in the battle of poltava an

letter f covering the peter and paul spitz.lds have. and more than two inches in width, the vershok is an old russian measure of length, about 4.5 cm, that is, two inches less than 9 cm, it would seem not so small, but if this is your only support at an altitude of more than 100 m, and even with the wind and just rope around his waist, then one can imagine the tension of pyotr tilushkin at that moment, by the way, interesting that... in the soviet image, pyotr telushkin crawls up the spire barefoot, and olenin writes about boots. probably, it was necessary to portray the master this way, thereby proletarianizing him. however, we crawl further with our hero. sito folds, telushkin, resting his feet, grabbed them with his hands, letter g. with only his fingers. for otherwise it was impossible for him to hold on to them; from all the effort he often bled from under his nails. pyotr telushkin moved around the spire, pulling the rope behind him until he managed to wrap it around it. it turned out connected a rope ring that our hero l

saint peter was unable to serve in this cathedral.introduced himself before it was built, but it was he who founded this temple, and thereby blessed the succession of kiev as a center. capable of crushing the spirit of moscow , the faith of muscovites, but most importantly, the faith of our entire orthodox people, which was a support in the fight against all enemies, both external and internal, and in times of troubles, how many of these internal enemies... no matter where he lived in russia, ukraine, belarus and other places, this is a historical one people, and although they try to ridicule, vulgarize, caricature these words of mine, nothing will work, so it is. a single people emerging from the kiev baptismal font, as long as we maintain this internal unity, through the unity of our church, our common strength will be preserved, the ability to preserve our authenticity, or as they now say, identity, first of all, preserving our faith, orthodox and love for yours. to the historical fatherland, through the prayers of st. peter, metro

peter schumann: we celebrate mother dirt's holy dirt.re calling for all the idiots of the world to unite against the idiot system, because it doesn't make any sense. so you fight the system when you can. we are fighting them, yes. with bread and puppets. that's right. [laughs] [yells] [applause] tabitha lipkin (voiceover): while chewing on my post-show rye bread, i reflected on my travels through this beautiful state which allowed me to witness fall in all its colorful splendor. it's pretty epic. tabitha lipkin (voiceover): and gave me the opportunity to connect to the richness of this place. cheers to a little of austria and a lot of vermont. yes. tabitha lipkin (voiceover): and to its people. [music playing] rial loft, an ode to that is this dining table. is it the most comfortable, and do guests want to linger for a very long dinner? probably not, but maybe that's exactly what the client wanted. [theme music] i'm sara gore, and welcome to "open house nyc." the spotlight is on new york living this week with unique and memorable abodes

peter ii.is also karl peter ulrich, the son of the daughter of peter i, anna petrovna and the duke of holsteinthorp. until the age of 13 , he was brought up in germany, when in 1741 elizaveta petrovna became empress as a result of a conspiracy, her nephew was brought to russia so that he, the grandson of peter the great, would be near. and after her natural death, peter legally began to rule the country. he was energetic and assertive, at the same time kind and trusting, he abolished the secret chancellery and issued a manifesto of freedom for the nobility. and according to it, for the first time in russia, nobles were exempted from mandatory citizenship. began to abdicate in favor of his wife ekaterina alekseevna, who became empress catherine ii, after which he was killed. on january 5 , 1886 , scottish writer robert louis stevenson's book, the strange case of dr. jaeckel, was published in london. and mr. hyde. in the story, under the influence of a miraculous potion, the good doctor jekel tur

peter? >> dana griffin, thank you so much. >>> the astonishing midair scare is raising urgent questions across the entire aviation industry and while a full investigation could take months, we are getting a few early details about what might have caused that alaska airlines emergency here's jesse kirsch. >> reporter: hours into the investigation of that gaping hole aboard the alaska airlines flight, tonight, one expert says early signs point to a possible manufacturing issue. >> this airplane was about two months old, and that was it, and had about less than 150 flights on it. >> reporter: former ntsb and faa official jeff guzzetti says this boeing 737 max 9 was modified, requiring fewer emergency exits because it had fewer passenger seats. that missing section was a covered door >> it was deactivated and then paneled over, so, it's something that alaska airlines maintenance folks wouldn't normally be touching >> all of a sudden, i heard a big bang >> reporter: he believes the scary scene wa

peter lived to run, run a violating election law. peter had been suspended from parliament, but will not retain his seats. last year the senate blocked him from the comic prime minister despite his election victory. the law. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. donald trump has cleared another hurdle and it's better to become the republican nominee in the us presidential race . with almost all of the votes now counted in new hampshire. trump has 54.6 percent of the vote, which easily leads, sol arrival nicky. hayley's 43 point one percent. it's the 1st state primary of the 24 election following the iowa caucus celebrating is when trump said it indicated a bigger victory is on the way to. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be i think it's going to be the most important time. we won both it was, i think they said somebody said you rarely. if you win both, they've never had a loser. let me put it that way. when you, when i was, and you in new hampshire, th

peter: there is always sport happening. the question for me after is whether gronk makes or misses. he has been in training, he told me this morning. after the super bowl we get straight into march madness. we know how much our customers enjoy basketball, that whole bracket captivates america. we are provided to provide some entertainment for our customers after the super bowl, too. katie: really enjoyed the conversation. hope to speak with you again soon. peter jackson of flutter entertainment. now we take a look at the markets. you are looking at an s&p 500 that is a little bit green. i think we can call that unchanged. the nasdaq 100 higher as well by .1%. it is a consequential week and it comes to the earnings picture, when it comes to the macro economic environment. we will see how these numbers change as the week goes on. coming up on the program, we will explore the pain points and opportunities when it comes to real estate. we will do that with al rabil, kayne anderson founder and ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i

peter. thank you for yours, too.farage show, and it's hosted by camilla tominey. have a nice night. i'll see you tomorrow night. i'll see you tomorrow night. a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> evening storm jostled . will >> evening storm jostled. will be arriving at this time tomorrow. on tuesday evening . tomorrow. on tuesday evening. not as intense as storm isha , not as intense as storm isha, but nevertheless could cause some further disruption brewing out in the atlantic at the moment . there is the next storm moment. there is the next storm system. storm isha continues to clear away. still plenty of isobars on the chart. it is still pretty gusty out there this evening. plenty of showers to packing in across scotland in particular, showers will particular, but the showers will tend to ease off in most places, generally becoming clear overnight will overnight and the winds will ease further until the ease down further until the cl

peter prichard.was more of a so-called moral victory for, the viet cong, than it was a military, wasn't it? correct. for months, the had been telling the american people and all us soldiers there was light at the end of the tunnel that we defeating the enemy across, the country, and that there was hope that the war would ensue. and of course, when this offense had occurred, that completely upended that assumption. i remember listening to the radio the morning of the tet offensive. and general westmoreland came on the radio and said the is secure and we've the enemy. well, it didn't seem very secure when the terrorists got inside the embassy and people had to throw a gun to somebody up there trapped to get him to be able to escape. so it really proved to the people that the war wasn't over. and apparently wasn't going to end any time soon. does the tet offensive play a role in killing grace. i in this particular book that the story just before the tet offensive. but i'm doodling around on a sequel whi

as an attorney, peter always believed in seeking justice for his clients. he never walked away from a fight if he knew that virtue needed t prevail. and in his case, virtue certainly always prevailed. as the chairman of the board of the guam chamber of commerce, peter, evidence that he was an advocate for small businesses. particularly the little guy. he stood with them to challenge policies that would raise the cost of doing business. and his relentlessness ensured that he wouldn't sit down until compromise was made. as a businessman, peter was a visionary and this was clear when he worked aggressively to bring a private hospital to open its doors in guam. peter understood the necessities to improve and expand health care for families. and whenever we drive by the guam regional medical city and the northern part of guam, we can evidently see peter's legacy on display. but for all the roles peter embraced to help guam prosper over the decades, there was none that he enjoyed more than being a father to christopher, matthew, katarina and maria. and a grandfat

thanks peter. and with that, we're going to wrap it up so we just want to touch quickly on what we're going to be up to in 2024. um rubick's work is going to be ongoing, so we're going to be chugging along with them in the 5 or 6 sites that they manage. uh, as peter has mentioned a couple times, there is a second contract for more technical natural areas work that has gone through an rfp process, a contractor has been awarded, and that contract will be in front of the board next week. um, it's a local firm, habitat potential for, uh, the areas that they will be working on by, as peter mentioned, are the much more technical areas, steep slopes, um, legacy overgrowth, um, highly impacted with poison oak, uh, a little bit above and beyond rubicon's existing technical capacity. so we'll be bringing in habitat management for the next couple of years to support with some of those additional areas. um, into dated pest management site assessments . we'll be working with the city's ipm consulting over the n

peter ricketts, it — that. lets bring in our panel. peter ricketts, it is _ that.peter ricketts, it is self-evident - that. lets bring in our panel. peter ricketts, it is self-evident but - that. lets bring in our panel. peter ricketts, it is self-evident but we | ricketts, it is self—evident but we need to do, and that a stop emitting fossil fuels and need to do, and that a stop emitting fossilfuels and burning need to do, and that a stop emitting fossil fuels and burning fossil fuels and particular methane, and yet last night, the house gathered, they did not vote on it in the end, but they are gathered to vote on the north sea drilling bill stops so here is all that evidence, we have the energy and climate secretary going often to buy to talk about the evidence, committing to the targets, and yet we do complete the reverse of what we've committed to do —— going to dubai. but of what we've committed to do -- going to dubai-— going to dubai. but this is a roblem going to dubai. but this is a problem politicians - going to dubai. but this is a problem politicians h

peter, where is the president? >> peter: he is upstairs, actually.of the lights are off, but the second level there would be where he is -- oh, we are going to zoom. in yeah, just up there we think somewhere in the middle, probably facing the south side so that he doesn't have to listen to us talk loud at 7:00 in the morning we have seen him here and there not just at the house doing anything and that is very unusual. the last couple weeks he was in delaware delaware, milwaukee, virgin islands. we have seen him in blue bell pa. charleston. funeral in dallas. allen town, p.a., camp david again and then he had an event in philadelphia. nothing at the white house. again, very unusual for any president, including this one based on the last couple years. later on today though, the president is going to host for the first time this year the big 4 congressional leaders schumer and mcconnell from the senate, johnson and jeffries from the house they are trying to figure out how to fund ukraine and the border. going to require president biden modify off his re

peter lloyd in number three. peter lloyd in at number three. generates more headlines than other politician would. than any other politician would. the enough to go the tories be brave enough to go for intake of for braverman deep intake of breath from nina michkov? one thing's for sure, if she got the top she would annoy all of top job, she would annoy all of the worth a shout . the right people. worth a shout. okay, there is . very much okay, there she is. very much hot and favourite at the moment in this race. at number two, i've always admired her and she was my second choice behind rishi. all those months ago. kemi badenoch straight talking, brexit loving doesn't suffer fools gladly. tory mps must be sorely tempted . okay, back to sorely tempted. okay, back to mirren because the last but not least, option number one of potential replacements for rishi sunak. it is the nuclear button. it is the political equivalent of throwing the kitchen sink at it. i give you, nigel farage. he's the most consequential politician of his generation . politi

. >> host: joining us now on c-span is peter prichard, the former editor in chief of the "usa today" newspaper and he is a former president of them museum and author of this book, "killing grace: a vietnam war mystery." what made you write a novel about the vietnam war? >> guest: i had always dreamed of writing a novel but then life intervened and and i becamea newspaper editor and an executive.e. but when covid it i finally thought i had the time to try to write a novel and i wanted to write something that wasn't really a a combat novel, that ws more in the vein of quiet american or the ugly american, both books had a great influence. >> host: without getting way any spoilers come what's the books s synopsis? >> guest: two mps in saigon in 1967 at the height of the war are called to investigate the murder of an american tourist named grace waverley whose body is found in the saigon river. and it appears to be a drowning, and she is an antiwar activist who said she came to vietnam ass a piece of tourist. but our real goal is to help smuggle arms back to her associates in the united s

they say, peter, the — be adequately manned. they say, peter, the review _ be adequately manned.nder- be adequately manned. they say, peter, the review is under way. i be adequately manned. they say, | peter, the review is under way. it's a 30 day review, they'll hope to ensure clarity and transparency and proper timely notifications being made to the president in the future, but this is not a time when you want your defence secretary out of the picture. if you think about the general deployments around the globe at the moment, what's going on in a rack, the navy and the red sea, the situation on the northern border of israel, and you've got a guy who, you know, fortunately has —— unfortunately has a setback in his health that nobody knows. i agree, it's a very dangerous _ health that nobody knows. i agree, it's a very dangerous moment - health that nobody knows. i agree, it's a very dangerous moment in i health that nobody knows. i agree, | it's a very dangerous moment in the world, _ it's a very dangerous moment in the world, and _ it's a very dangerous moment in the world, and

because peter was killed. how's that? i hope it's not me.you think i did it? you wouldn't have the courage. listen to me carefully. petit was my cousin and his death was for me a terrible blow, i did everything to find the one who could do this, no one killed him, it was a tragic accident, a lie, the investigation was closed very quickly, and you had no time for it, because you had to quickly take this place , the company needs a new leader, and no one but me can do this, remember this, no one is exactly why you close the door, you will now go and take your damn statement from the cops, so that even those... fall on the good ones, i hope that you no need to explain that your well-being depends entirely on the well-being of the company, and if you have what kind of well-being, what are you talking about, some 5%, you mean it, you need money, you need money, yes you need money, well, tell me how much 10, 20, 30 , i’ll give you how much, 100,000, i’ll sign, well, say , i want to find out who killed peter, and i’ll find out, whether you want it

peter prichard. it was more of a so-called moral victory for, the viet cong, than it was a military, wasn't it? correct. for months, the had been telling the american people and all us soldiers there was light at the end of the tunnel that we defeating the enemy across, the country, and that there was hope that the war would ensue. and of course, when this offense had occurred, that completely upended that assumption. i remember listening to the radio the morning of the tet offensive. and general westmoreland came on the radio and said the is secure and we've the enemy. well, it didn't seem very secure when the terrorists got inside the embassy and people had to throw a gun to somebody up there trapped to get him to be able to escape. so it really proved to the people that the war wasn't over. and apparently wasn't going to end any time soon. does the tet offensive play a role in killing grace. i in this particular book that the story just before the tet offensive. but i'm doodling around on a sequel

andy farrell l has chosen peter omani as his has chosen peter 0mani as his captain for the six nationsunster flanker chosen to usherin the munster flanker chosen to usher in a new era following johnny sexton's retirement. he previously captained ireland on ten occasions and will lead the team out in the beginning of their defence on february two in marseille. finally, golden state warriors assistant coach dave scharner lawyer vierge has that she is a mentor for two time... has died at the age of 46. he was part of the staff that help the warriors when the 2022 nba championship was hospitalised in salt lake city after suffering a medical emergency on tuesday at warriors head coach steve kerr paid in addition to being a terrific basketball coach, he was want of the most positive and beautiful human beings i have ever known. someone who broughtjoy and light to every single day in his passion and energy. that is all the time we have got that for now. from the marc edwards and the rest of the team here at bbc sport centre, we will see you soon. goodbye. hello there. our current cold snap ma

are you much know and, and peter, i have been doing this for most of my adult life. there were things that we knew in the media that you just never, ever, ever, ever touched you just never were vocal. or you mentioned black macs blumenthal or, or others people who were, were a vocally a n t e's real ag. again, i've got to say to me, i'm a lawyer, i'm sorry semantics um the definitions. i'm not anti is real well, but i know you guys would say that said you're picking up on the problem. i know because people have been told israel and zionism are the same thing. and for people like bax blumenthal, they're antithetical they're ratified and called to me, ok last 30. so can see that we go to the break line. i'll go, but i'm not missing a design is i'm saying a military action. listen, i have absolutely no problem in going after a group of people who did this, this particular act of terrorism, probably great the way you do is by going after them the sources, the money and individuals go to those countries. those individuals who have some kind of polar sway but not pick des

peter navarro refused to supply -- to comply to a subpoena from congress.al prosecutors said he chose allegiance to former president donald trump over the rule of law. his lawyers say he will now appeal against that conviction. let's take to our north american correspondent gary o'donoghue in washington. i am right in saying peter navarro originally started rking with president trump in response to the coronavirus pandemic, but then turned his attentions elsewhere. gary: he was actually there from the beginning of the administration working on trade policy, very hawkish on china. but when covid came along, that took up much of his activity. but after the election, he wa part of the process that was trying to overturn the results of the election. and in fact, in 2021, he wrote a book about it, went on television about it, talked about it in great detail, calling it what he described as the immaculate deception. in other words, he believed there were a number of voting irregularities that should have overturned election. he talked about his part in it, but wh

peter and laura. >> jesse kirsch, thank you.chelle grossman is back with the weather. you have the playoff football forecast. >> i call it a day of snacks with a side of football. >> you are speaking my language. >> we have good games coming up despite the eagles not in it. chiefs and ravens for sunday. winds gusting 25 miles an hour. pockets of rain. that will not slow them down. that game is at 3:00 eastern time. we slide toward the west and this is a nearly perfect forecast. packers and 49ers. 6:30. partly cloudy skies and light winds. i'm hoping for a packers and ravens game. >> i should correct this. lions. >> that's what i meant. >> if you picked the pack anner packers, they don't have a shot. >> i meant lions. i know about warm weather. the top five warmest weather with the five dots. peter, 80 degrees yesterday in d.c. warm weather. 46 in new york city. 59 in charleston. look at next week. warmer than average temperatures. that's the look >>> good saturday morning. it's 5:36. storm tracker up to sonoma county and parts o

hey, peter. >> peter: the word was "allegedly" out all around the world. if you want the u.s. senator to say something nice about your country just buy him something expensive. that's what the united states government is alleging now that there are these text messages showing the following. it's pretty extraordinary. bob menendez gets a text from a businessman with ties to the qatari government that says how about one of these? and it's photos of two watches ranging from $9,900 to $23,990. that was allegedly in exchange for a very qatar-friendly press release on the new jersey senator's letterhead and different than the allegations that menendez worked to advance egyptian interest in exchange for cash and gold bars. so now the menendez charges are bribery, honest services fraud, and extortion. the menendez legal team pushing back this morning. they say the government's new allegations stink of desfather ration. despite what they have touted in press releases the government does not have the proof to back up any of the old or new allegations against senator menendez john fetter

peter didn't give up on the soundbite. all tossed to things that have not come up. >> carley: say one more thing on this issue. i remember when this train derailment happened. not to make this about me. this is just analogy here. it was in the very early, early days of my maternity leave. brock just turned 1 years old and is he now walking. that's how long it has been from when it happened to when the president is actually visiting the people. >> brian: maybe we should go on the brock calendar that maybe use that. >> carley: so much development occurred and he didn't find the time. >> brian: i wouldn't be surprised sean hannity uses that graph. a lot of people use metric. a lot of people use traditional numbers. we use the brock scale to look at time and distance. i think it's fantastic. >> carley: sounded better in my head. >> brian: it's great. >> steve: who is using metric for a baby. >> brian: i use a protractor and compass for everything. >> steve: is that metric. >> brian: it's geometry. that's why i never did well -

the church of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary, but to enlist the help and support of saints peter and fevronius of murom. after all, the history of the emergence of a religious building and its spiritual power have long become an unspoken symbol of faith, love and family values. stone lace, an openwork crown, a gothic pearl, all this is the church of the dormition of the blessed virgin mary. how did such a unique and atypical architecture for belarus construction? saria was first mentioned in documents back in 1506 as the possession of the sapiehas. ignatius and maria lopatinsky. saria is run by ignatius lopatinsky, a family of landowners who made a very big contribution to the development of this land. a magnificent library was created, many of whose houses were envied even by the vitebsk province. there was a wonderful art gallery here. very. there were many flowers that grew here both in winter and in summer, all this just so that the beloved woman igdatia lopotinsky, who lived in a remote village and felt, well, somehow deprived. ignatia and mary were examples of a strong marr

peter, it is finally going to happen. >> peter: we were told by biden officials this president does not consult polls or what is popular when making policy decisionings. it is touch to understand what could be motivating this trip after a year of ignorie residen requests to come by. >> government needs to send in professionals that can teach us and let us know what we're going to deal with and plan for our future. >> their definitely is frustration and i would say rightfully so. he should be handcuffed, he's done nothing here. what would it take to visit ohio? >> peter: a decision was made after the train derailment to burn the contents of fire cars filled with toxic material. the residents returned and epa, told them it was safe. we've been told that a trip by the president to ohio was too much. >> the president said over the long weekend, he hasn't had the opportunity to go to east palestine. >> the president will go to east palestine. >> peter: he was not on a break in lake tahoe. >> the president will go to east palestine, he's committed to. >> peter: it's felt for months the white

non peter roosevelt remind you were discussing palestine. the okay, let's go back to daniel and lake jax and daniel, you know, and looking at a lot of the coverage and i tried to look at it a little bit of everything for sure to get a sense of the narrative here. but there's one thing and lionel touched about it, so you, there's certain things you just don't talk about there. there was a 3rd rail so you stay away from it in the main stream. you almost never, i don't think one so far since october 7th. it's been mentioned to me that gods in the west bank are illegal or under illegal occupation. you never is talking here about the occupation because some fanatic suddenly woke up on october 7th and attacked israel. that's the narrative. but that's not contextualized as we all very well know. but so it, one of the reasons why they have to continue with the narrative they have is, or it has the right to defend itself is because they will not contextualize it. and where this complet came from, it didn't come out of the book just like pulling invad

and you mentioned it earlier, peter. they found a way to tie this is real thing with the anti work isn't on the right. it's a brilliant move because it is sticking it sticking very well. people like peter said, i don't understand it. maybe no one ever has enough money. i, you know, it seems to me, he's got probably a pretty good bank account, but it's not just people like him. there are people like you say, with like shapiro and then have some, a personal vested interest in the game. but you know, i can't tell you how many of a jewish friends that i've had that were we were very close on ukraine. we were very close on the lives told about cove it. and as soon as this happened, it wasn't even okay. i have some affections on this, but these are right wing or she said, you're out. i don't want to hear anything about it. and. and do you have seen it with the, with, with one after one of the are you still called white wing outlets or, you know, in the us, you know, is it that so tragic line will because they would, you know,

the great, again, like many things created under peter, there was no continuation and... was revived the new year according to the julian calendar , september 1, well, in general continues , but orthodox people, of course, go to church and celebrate the next new year, but if we talk about the people in general, then of course they celebrate this, and they celebrate this, but... new year's holidays in general are probably the most beloved, since peter i everyone’s favorite christmas tree has also begun, we read the decree again. as a sign of that good beginning of the new hundred-year century in the reigning city of moscow, along the large and well-traveled noble streets, noble people at houses of deliberate spiritual and secular rank, in front of the gates, make some decorations from trees and branches of pine, spruce and juniper, this is the flow of the new year tree, but the new year tree itself is a very recent tradition, this is the 19th century. initially , the german tradition came to us from germany. this tradition dates back to the first quarter of the 19th century, when the

the peter hall... that's right.ughter loved a man, "as it might be, were i a woman, "i should your lordship." if you once kind of hear the rhythm of it, and if you obey it, it makes sense. if you go against it... ..it doesn't necessarily make sense. mm. shakespeare hasn't ever really been a problem to me to learn. the last time you were onstage performing in a shakespeare play was the winter's tale in 2015, directed by kenneth branagh, which i guess was almost 60 years after your shakespearean debut when you played ophelia in hamlet. and i said, "what was that like?" you said, "fear, fear." think back a few years to 2015. does experience...? what does experience do for first—night nerves? well, it doesn't do anything. you're still nervous. you still feel you have an enormous responsibility. but i suppose experience has taught me that there's more to worry about. everybody�*s nervous, and it's not yourjob to transmit it, nerves, to anybody, to your...the rest of the company, in any way. so just get on and do it prope

nikolayevich addresses him respectfully, he is a little older than his commander, but peter respectsnd trusts him, well, peter is just him in his time, he served urgent service, military service, that is, he already had experience in this regard, so he quickly grasps everything, he grasped at that time, well, as he grasps now, that is, accordingly, but what can i say, well, i’m saying... a grated kalach, already such a serious man , the clock showed 13:30 minutes, the day was sunny, as the icemen say, the weather was a million in a million, it was necessary to cover our troops in the kharkov direction, the enemy was crushing the masses, going into action, hundreds of ukrainian armed forces soldiers in pickup trucks and armored personnel carriers were leaking through our strongholds points went to the rear. "the situation on earth was heavy, all the hope of the defending allied forces was on aviation and artillery, they took off, after crossing, descended to an extremely low altitude, they walked, they knew that it was hard in the infantry, we needed to work, including us. they worked

and you mentioned it earlier, peter. they found a way to tie this is real thing with the anti work isn't on the right. it's a brilliant move because it is sticking it sticking very well. people like peter said, i don't understand it. maybe no one ever has enough money. i, you know, it seems to me, it's got probably a pretty good bank account, but it's not just people like him. there are people like you say, with like shapiro and then have some, a personal vested interest in the game. but you know, i can't tell you how many um, a jewish friends that i've had that were we were very close on ukraine. we were very close on the lives told about cove it. and as soon as this happened, it wasn't even okay. i had some affections on this, but these are right wing or she said, you're out. i don't want to hear anything about it. and, and you've seen it with uh with, with one of the after one of the so called white wing outlets. you know, in the us, you know, is that so tragic line will because they would, you know, we've been doing

fearless political commentator peter lloyd . and plus, tonight, peter lloyd.t minded tory mp philip davies. does he want to see the back of rishi sunak tv news icon and former top royal correspondent nicholas owen on the king's health and axed bbc radio star alex dyke on his old organisations institutional bias 7 organisations institutional bias ? my friday night big opinion is on the way with my top ten nominations for next tory leader. who's on the list? first the headlines and someone that would make an excellent prime minister, sam francis . minister, sam francis. >> mark, thank you very much . >> mark, thank you very much. and good evening from the gb newsroom. the headlines just after 8:00. well, we start with some breaking news that's been coming to us in the last hour or so that a british oil tanker has been hit by a missile strike off the coast of yemen, and we understand is currently on fire. that's despite the uk and us strikes against houthi rebels in recent days. maritime security officials say that the

peter: what think that goes back about 30 years.ds share prices being the goal for the company instead of product quality. i think you know that method of the mindset has proliferated by the choices and managing the company. and they have also lost a little bit of their willingness to really push the company forward in the resting on their morals and taking money out of the company instead of investing in new products. and the focus has been, the prophet coming up product quality and i take that is the crux of the problem today. >> this could be fixed right peter and final work. peter: i think that we can be fixed was not going to be a quick fix, it is going to probably five - ten years to turn this boat around fully. >> twelve no can thank you for your analysis and we appreciate you and thank you for watching this mcdonald the dozen present thank you for watching the evening edit now it is time to send it over to my buddies at the bottom line to get away dagen mcdowell and sean duffy. dagen:

peter lloyd in number three. peter lloyd in at number three. more headlines than other politician would. than any other politician would. the enough to go the tories be brave enough to go for intake of for braverman deep intake of breath from nina michkov? one thing's for sure, if she got the top she would annoy all of top job, she would annoy all of the worth a shout . the right people. worth a shout. okay, there is . very much okay, there she is. very much hot and favourite at the moment in this race. at number two, i've always admired her and she was my second choice behind rishi. all those months ago. kemi badenoch straight talking, brexit loving doesn't suffer fools gladly. tory mps must be sorely tempted . okay, back to sorely tempted. okay, back to mirren because the last but not least, option number one of potential replacements for rishi sunak. it is the nuclear button. it is the political equivalent of throwing the kitchen sink at it. i give you, nigel farage. he's the most consequential politician of his generation . politician of hi

different about peter. see, i thought i received a death threat that headed was announced to visit the neighboring ukraine next week . we have details oftentimes also a list of alleged french most in areas killed in a russian attack on the city of hot calls last week surfaces online. most ago says 60 french 5 is what taken out. it demands an explanation from paris. is there any forces, say they've been circle the city of con eunice and southern gaza as part of what it calls an extensive attack? a local journalists for the meantime, filed this report, and it's gone from the situation and find who is heavier from bottom and destruction, and couldn't find us pressure on prime minister. netanyahu balance at home and 24 more idea of troops are killed in gaza, reports a israel is in the midst of making a deal with come on the harbor, talking at yourself to 7 pm locally here at most go. this is the international and it's a busy one laid out for you right now. so it is breaking news that's our here on our, to you.

are you much know and, and peter, i have been doing this for most of my adult life. there were things that we knew in the media that you just never, ever, ever, ever touched you just never were vocal. or you mentioned black macs blumenthal or, or others people who were, were vocally a n t e's real good. again. i have kind of say to me, i'm a lawyer, i'm sorry semantics. um the definitions. i'm not anti is real well, but i know you guys would say that say you're, you're, you're, you're picking up on the problem line on because people have been told israel and zionism are the same thing. and for people like backs blumenthal, their antithetical that ratified a cold to me. okay. last 30. so cuz we thought we'd go to the break line, i'll go. but i'm not missing a design, is i'm saying a military action. listen, i have absolutely no problem in going after a group of people who did this, this particular act of terrorism, probably great the way you do is by going after them the sources, the money and individuals go to those countries. those individuals who have some kind of

. >> steve: peter, ask them about it when they are both in the room. >> peter: i'll go start knockingors. >> ainsley: thanks, get lawrence to ask the diners. >> brian: lawrence, i will decide what diners you talk to. >> ainsley: bmk will choose. >> steve: will lawrence call axios? >> steve: after the show. >> lawrence: brian, expect a hit piece very soon. you only get away with this because you are the face of the show and get to do that. let's talk to the folks. get polling with folks here. when it comes to economy and what is happening on the day-to-day basis, raise your hand if you think we're heading down the right direction from an economy standpoint? who thinks we're on wrong track economy wise? that is pretty much entire diner. when it comes to case of presidency, big republican primary. you have ron desantis, who is supporting ron desantis? okay. you have ron desantis back here. what about vivek ramaswamy? who is supporting him? any nikki haley supporters? all right. then okay. i'll do it. who is supporting donald trump? [cheering] >> lawrence: okay. let's talk to folks. ma'am

uh, peter, too. viewers peter, for yours too. very much enjoyed it tonight. have a good evening. don't go anywhere. nigel farage up a brighter up next. tonight's a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsor of on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> good evening, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news tomorrow for most places, a dry and a bright day. a few scattered showers, but potential for some very but the potential for some very wet weather across the far south. storm henk is disappearing away to the east, but this little weather front is going generate some wet going to generate some wet weather across the south. tomorrow still got low pressure up to the north of scotland as well. plenty of showers packing in evening. a in here this evening. quite a wet across eastern wet evening across eastern scotland, elsewhere the scotland, but elsewhere the weather turning drier . weather is turning a bit drier. plenty across plenty of showers still across northwest england. of course any ext

peter is the youngest in the family, there are two more sisters and a brother. of becoming a pilot. and the dream was not born by chance, near the village of zherdevka, where the kashtanovs lived. there was a military airfield and the guys often ran to watch the planes. petya liked these strong, beautiful and fast cars that soar into the sky and perform incredible the brevity and complexity of aerobatic maneuvers. it happens that a person, while still a child, saw something fascinating that sank into his soul and decided: i want to be a pilot, a director, an astronaut, or anyone else, the main thing is that i have a dream. this happened with pyotr kashtanov. i was 14 years old at the time when i consciously realized that i had chosen exactly the profession that i wanted to do for the rest of my life. when you see a plane flying and someone is flying it, i wanted to do the same. peter stormed the admissions office of the flight school several times, but... the time came for army service , he ended up in the tank forces, upon his return he again tried to enroll in

i|k you peter. been adam. >> thanks again. i gavel peter. been adam. >> thanks again.adam. >> thanks again. i gave it toer. >> thanks again. i gave it to forrest. watch a game. yeah. thank you, johnny legend. thank you. on pole. once you. that's on the pole. once again. for watching lee again. thanks for watching lee anderson's next time anderson's real world. next time we've got brilliant guests. we've got some brilliant guests. but going over to mark but now we're going over to mark dolan night dolan and friday night live. >> well, busy >> thanks, lee. well, a busy show of action show coming up, lots of action as the king tonight recovers in hospital . hospital. >> should charles share more of his duties with william and prepare him for the throne as a top scientist tells covid top scientist tells the covid inquiry our national state broadcaster misrepresented the risks of the virus to encourage lockdowns. can we still trust the bbc? i'll be speaking to an axed bbc radio legend who's not happy about his old employers . happy about his old employers. and if rishi suna

are you much know and, and peter, i have been doing this for most of my adult life. there were things that we knew in the media that you just never, ever, ever, ever touched you just never were vocal. or you mentioned black macs blumenthal or, or others people who were, were vocally a n t e's real. again. i've got to say something. i'm a lawyer, i'm sorry semantics um the definitions. i'm not anti is real well, but i know you guys would say that say you're, you're, you're, you're picking up on the problem line on because people have been told israel and zionism are the same thing. and for people like bax blumenthal, they're antithetical they're ratified a cold to me. okay, last 30. so cuz we thought we'd go to the break line, i'll go. but i'm not missing a design, is i'm saying a military action. listen, i have absolutely no problem in going after a group of people who did this, this particular act of terrorism, probably great the way you do is by going after them the sources, the money and individuals go to those countries. those individuals who have some kind of pu

. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live with the latest, hi, peter. >> peter: his face was so red, like he was embarrassed or likely at some point forgot to put on sun screen. the first policy he was asked about in the new year was immigration. [indiscernible] -- >> president biden: they have to give me the money i need to protect the border. >> peter: he plans to reopen four points of entry, two in texas, one in california and one in arizona. cbp has been overwhelmed by the 302,000 migrants showing up in december. the white house wants supreme court to allow feds to take down the razor wire set up by texas governor abbott. today republicans will show up at the border today. speaker johnson is continuing to block president biden's proposed funding to hire agents and invest? cutting-edge technology that is to stop people from flowing into the country. jim jordan is part of the delegation. >> he changed what was working, no more building the wall, no more remain in mexico whchl we get you, you will be released no detaining individuals or returning them to their nat of country. the magnitude

peter and laura. >> bundle up and stay inside. angie, thank you. >>> to iowa where in two days the presidential primary season officially kicks off with the first in the nation caucuses and the weather is not expected to stop iowa republicans to come out in force on month. vaughn hillyard is live for us. >> reporter: good morning, guys. these devastating cold conditions here where it is currently zero degrees are making the campaign trip difficult. all of the candidates were canceled on friday. nikki haley and ron desantis are planning to keep items on the schedule this morning. some have already been canceled due to dangerous road conditions. the trump campaign preparing for this moment by offering car rides to folks who need help getting to the caucus sites. the haley and desantis campaigns hoping to connect in person with caucus goers trying to win them over. will it make a difference? the polling here in iowa is consistent over the months with mr. trump having a dominating lead and high enthusiasm from his supporters. those wh

peter. thank you.ormer president donald trump will not make his own closing argument in his new york civil business fraud trial. comes after his lawyers objected to the judge's insistence that he stick to what the judge termed relevant matters. judge arthur incorporate i don't end deron rescindedin the trial. the trial could cost the former president hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties and strip him of his ability to do business in new york stocks rose in anticipation of earnings data. the dow gaining 171. the s&p 500 was up 27. the nasdaq jumped 112. ♪ >> bret: secretary of state anthony blinken once again threatening retaliation for militant assaults on american forces in the middle east. those terrorist attacks blinken meantime all over the region as he tries to persuade israel to moderate its attacks in gaza. correspondent alex hogan is in tel aviv with the latest tonight. flu houthi attacks in the red sea. they shot down 21 drones sent from yemen. >> we had the biggest attack, uavs, missi

peter, i go back to that point you made. if he were to win here, it would make the narrow path for haley and desantis that much more narrow and tougher. of course, all this happening as he is set to go to trial in two cases. >> kristen, i have to ask you, what is going on with senator tim scott? it is not unusual, to see endorsements this time of year, but after coming out strongly against him and everything he said, what is his end game now? >> reporter: well, laura, there is the practical and the political. we know that both nikki haley and donald trump spoke to tim scott this past week and asked for his endorsement. he apparently finalized his decision on friday. this is a huge boost to trump and a state that is competitive than iowa. it is a huge blow to nikki haley for all of the reasons that shaq laid out. she appointed him in 2012. the fact he is endoring now could help give trump that extra momentum heading into tuesday. there is also plenty of buzz about tim scott as a potential vp nominee. by the way, other folks a