i don’t feel sorry for this alfred, he was completely rotten. of a man who knew that i was glued to his wife and at the same time did nothing, that she went to him openly to me, not embarrassed. and he greeted me, there he will ask for matches or it’s interesting, give the employee’s phone number. well, how will she live with a slight concussion? good. for memory but i have to go. marik well, forgive me, you don't need me, you don't need anything, don't say anything. do n't follow me. everything, i said everything. i'll get you a car. car i want to breathe fresh air. the second day i spend on you myself, you are not tired and help. well, what are you driving? are you kicking down the door ? and here it’s not that the castle is not hacked, not even scratched. so what, over your shoulder is not something that they also brought you a key. we rented this apartment ourselves. well, you hear i have such an idea. but what if this nikiforov brought robbers to his neighbor's apartment in order to take revenge on him. it's only funny why he was killed, gu

alfred rosenberg is a criminal.he preachers of the nazi ideology and e, the organizers and ideologists of e, the implementation of the policy in which e. citizens of the soviet country should have become slaves, separate territories. uh, such, for example, as crimea, the baltic states in general, so to speak, the entire population was subject to eviction and it was planned to move there. uh, the german population, so that these are areas, uh, with the residence of the german population, but all other people. uh, russians are decorated with belarusians, tatars, mordvins, chuvashia, these are all mornings less people of the second sauce, in simple terms, these were supposed to be slaves who were supposed to serve the racially pure aryan population. it was not by chance that rosenberg was considered an expert on the russian soul in the leadership of the reich he was born on december 31, 1892, according to the old style, in the city of ravila in the future tallinn, then it was the territory of esland, which was part of

jay alfred smith, and he got us involved in the city council, the school board, and emphasis on socialustice began then. and then hugh was ended up being in el so rito and i was in richmond for 12 years at easter hill. so we continued our minuistries together, and then about 17 years ago, he asked me to host here and so i was ment ored alog with elizabeth being a host here and so we are grateful for all of this minuistry. we want to thank gail, his wife for the wonderful celebration of his life. we had about five wee agoaiyo a contribute. you've been all over the world with hugh. your minuistry to pakistan, the many trips there. i've always admired and tand appreciated that so we're grateful for all thehe's done. one of the persons he admired deeply in his minuistry was howard thurmond, the great spiritual, religious giant among us and whenever i'd have this guest on, he said make shure yo alow time for this guest. and reverend dr. dorsey blake, great to have you, dorsey. >> thank you. it's great being here and always appreciate the invitation and the opportunity to come to mosaic and

now he is considered the best in his career alfred hitchcock's classic psychological horror story keepssuspense a thief hiding from a huge amount of money a police investigation into a maniac with a split personality. psycho. write critics expose the evil that lives in man, hitchcock relied on close-ups and applied over. a short cut-and-paste cut of the famous bathroom murder scene was filmed over seven days by 70 cameras, though it lasts 45 seconds to keep the film's denouement a secret until the producer's premiere. bought almost all copies of the novel by robert bloch, according to which the script was written, the psychologist became a blockbuster after his death. hitchcock filmed its sequels, remakes from the tv series on june 16, 1963, for the first time in history, a woman flew into space valentina tereshkova the ussr again beat the americans in the space race, it was important to study the female physiology and psychology of a woman in outer space to develop a female spacesuit at the time of the flight. tereshkova was 26 years old and the sky. take off your hat said tereshkova b

alfred rosenberg, the minister for the occupied eastern territories, a baltic german, studied in moscowmself a connoisseur of russian culture loved russian icons and dostoevsky in the eighteenth year he emigrated to germany was hitler's closest ally and plundered his former homeland on a grand scale. in addition to the rosenberg headquarters in germany, there were several more structures created to capture cultural property on the front line, they were collected by trophy units, which then transferred the valuables to specialists, if these were book archives, then special services were involved in the work, if a work of art or ancient rarities, then three structures fought for the right to receive them at once, a special unit of the wehrmacht, employees of the rosenberg headquarters and a special mission of the fuhrer museum in lenses. who is ahead of whom? by the way, this happened with the amber room. the amber room was such a coveted booty that the bosses of the third reich waged a fierce fight with each other for it. when the german troops were on the outskirts of tsarskoye selo, th

be expected at any time, specific data were given and another statement by one of the nazi leaders alfredhat the quote of the concept the soviet union must be erased from the geographical map. the source of this information was the german patriot hobber lieutenant. luftwaffe and agent of the soviet intelligence haru schulze boysen stalin answered what he had read. so this is not a source, but a disinformer, there are still disputes, but the authenticity of such a rude resolution of the leader, who also wrote that the source must be sent. where to go next stalin was convinced that hitler would attack no earlier than 42 years and dismissed all warnings about aggression , the head of foreign intelligence. pavel fitin. he ordered to urgently find evidence.

the way, who previously held high positions in the russian federation, i don’t know how he is now alfredoch wrote his vision of why scholz, the chancellor of the federal education of germany, behaves so strangely in relation to the supply of weapons to ukraine he wrote about the fact that at one time there was a scandal in germany with the financial company vr cards, it means that there, it means on er, it cheated for almost 2 billion euros. and what is this, who should have seen it then, but allegedly did not, held the position of the minister of finance at that time. well and the person who worked in this company, a certain figure named marsalik, turned out to be an agent of the kremlin , fled to moscow, and they say that he allegedly took a certain , er, certain kompromat, and in particular, maybe on a panashol . e of the federal republic allegedly gives weapons but sometime and somewhere it doesn’t give and well, actually we don’t see maybe the kind of activity that we would like to see from the head of one of the most powerful economies of the european union, if not the most powerfu

expected at any time , specific data were given and another statement by one of the nazi leaders alfredenberg about that the quotation of the concept of the soviet union should be erased from the geographical map, the source of this information was the german patriot hobby lieutenant luftwaffe and soviet intelligence agent haru schulze boysen stalin responded to what he had read. so it's not a source. disinformer. there are still disputes, but the authenticity of such a rude resolution of the leader, who also wrote that the source should be sent to hell, stalin was convinced that hitler would attack no earlier than 42 years and the head of foreign intelligence from metal all warnings about aggression. songs ordered to urgently find evidence of the authenticity of the message, but time was lost, the war began on june 17 , 1967. china conducted its first test hydrogen bomb. it was dropped from an aircraft over the lobnur test site in xinjiang, the power of the charge based on uranium 235 and 238 lithium, six and deteiriya was more than 3 m. hundreds of chinese physicists from europe and t

it played host to film—maker alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, legendary author hg wells, and that's charlientown. british singer and legend petula clark began her career aged nine in front of a type a. petula clark: now, lads, it's time to send along personal messages and greetings to you... petula: it was just - to say hello, you know, we're 0k, don't worry about us, and give them little bit of home news, and that was it. air raid siren wails during rehearsal, there was the most enormous air raid and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry, you know, to calm things down. so, i go up on stage and they put a box so that i could reach the microphone — it was one of those big bbc microphones, you know? # makes you think that heaven is comin' close to you... petula clark there. so, while setting off singing careers and directing the second world war, the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally, too. eyes had been on the ground—breaking ribbon microphone invented by rca — the radio corporation of america — but it was a littl

settled be demille -- cecil b demille and alfred hitchcock, who were personalities of the day.tioned kennedy center honors. you produced and directed that wonderful annual program for -- what? over three decades. what do you think that brought to washington? that really has been the principal connection between washington, you know, the seat of government, and the seat of entertainment. >> to have these great audiences, gala performance, and reception at the white house, which was very important, and the donations, you have all of these connections and realize that they were popular and should be part of their lives endured because of that. judy: the perspective of george stephens junior. the book is "my place in the sun ." thank you. ♪ and we will be back shortly with a singer's brief but spectacular take on her artistic process, but first, take a moment to hear from your local pb ♪ judy: singer-songwriter sid is one of the most prominent voices to sing about same-sex relationships in r&b music. she offers a brief take tonight on her path to being an artist. >> i produced my f

oh, continuing his investigation, alfred mccoy set out to meet the commander in chief of the laotian army, major general, who on ratty, cone suspected of being the head of this opium traffic ring. he actually got out his ledger awe from the opium luigi the laws than to walk me through the account and show me that he was running his accounts honestly than he was buying opium in these areas. and he was exporting it. sophia mom here and the money was being positive banks all one properly you say as long as owen's olympian supplied the local market, the cia covered him, but the next step was none. the less obvious, the major general turn to hong kong geese chemist to refine the opium into heroin and the trap was set. the heroine was dispatched to u. s. army bases, customs officers, policeman, and south vietnamese politicians on scrupulously profited from the traffic, helping to poison the young american soldiers who had come to fight at their side. at the height of the cold war, heroine threatened to defeat the u. s. army, while it was decimating the youth back home on american soil. on

i offered ocean to southeastern itself. alfred mccoy flew to allow us and had it for the hills, where the hammock tried screw poppies to supply the local opium dens. still a young student, he was a 1st to unlock the dark secrets of narco politics. to drive back the communists, the c, i had assembled a secret army of 30000 men in remote villages and set up a well oiled logistics plan. it shouted plains to transport men and supplies and cleared $200.00 landing straits. the ha, mom took advantage of the comings and goings of the cia plains to transport their opium. so that the see i couldn't have found out an founder, wasn't aware that improbable, new extreme, if a 26 year old graduate student with no ass hurts, no authority can find this out in a conversation. then i'm sure they could have done the same. should they have bothered to ask those questions. oh, continuing his investigation, alfred mccoy set out to meet the commander in chief of the laotian army. major general, who on ratty cone suspected of being the head of this opium traffic ring. he actually got out his ledger, ah, from

lvov, the nationalists, the independent, first of all demonstrated their loyalty and money to hitler alfred razomberg. one of the ideologists e german nazism and leader. uh, eastern politics. he just encouraged the ukrainians in this direction , saying what you put on. prove your commitment to the ideas of national socialism, and then we will really go for the creation of, uh, separate ukrainian statehood. and we will make ukraine, and almost the main ally of nazi germany even before the german attack on the soviet union at the beginning of the forty-first year. the struggle and activities of the auns during the war, where clear instructions were given on how to create new bodies authorities to form combat units , organize concentration camps and carry out ethnic cleansing. first, the summer of 1941 lviv is a multinational city. and the ukrainians. it is in the minority. about 16% jews. twice as much after the thirty-ninth year, a significant part of ethnic jews who lived in the territory of neighboring a voivodeships, in particular the lubelskie voivodeship. they need a minority, but an un

now he is considered the best in his career alfred hitchcock's classic psychological horror story keepssuspense a thief hiding from a huge amount of money a police investigation into a maniac with a split personality. psycho. write critics expose the evil that lives in man, hitchcock relied on close-ups and applied over. a short cut-and-paste cut of the famous bathroom murder scene was filmed over seven days by 70 cameras, though it lasts 45 seconds to keep the film's denouement a secret until the producer's premiere. bought almost all copies of the novel by robert bloch, according to which the script was written, the psychologist became a blockbuster after his death. hitchcock made it into sequels, remakes and tv series. on june 16, 1963, for the first time in history, a woman , valentina tereshkova, flew into space. the ussr again overtook the americans in the space race. it was important to study the female physiology and psychology of a woman in outer space, to develop a female spacesuit at the time of the flight. tereshkova was 26 years old and the sky. take off your hat said teres

the fact is that alfred was a kind of person who was responsible for the safety of the amber room in no way wanted it transport from königsberg. right here. in the saxon in the castle of vekselburg, the order to evacuate the room had already been received by him for a long time. the fact is that rods began to play a tricky game with hitler, a dangerous game, when hitler demanded that he send the amber room, and already the demands went there through the borns. he began to send in different ways. all unnecessary parts are unnecessary details of the amber room. it was thanks to the doctor of childbirth that the amber room was not taken out of koenigsberg on time. and this, despite hitler's personal orders, this fact is recorded in the protocols interrogation of the family, which in 2011 the historian alexander mosyakin unexpectedly discovered in the archives of alexander kuchumov. the leaders of the state commission for the search for the amber room have documents. this is the testimony of alfredorod in the soviet commandant's office. at the end of june of the forty-fifth year, where h

a group of men from father alfred center, st anthony's free, yearlong residential recovery program kicked on father's day weekend with a group run. it's something they do every tuesday and thursday morning in san francisco. they say the early morning run symbolized the start of a new day, both literally and figuratively. many of the men in the group are fathers who are working hard to make transformational changes in their lives for themselves and their families. heard of former golden beer is in the lead at the us open up next to sports. second round highlights of the u . s open, but first take a look at tonight's gorgeous sunset. if you missed it out earlier, this is looking out towards alcatraz and the golden gate bridge a stunning way to end our work week. we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on

it played host to film—maker alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, legendary author hg wells and that's charlieplin. # go downtown. british singer and legend petula clark began her career aged nine in front of a type a. now you are going back a bit. i was sending a message, to my uncle, i think. now it's time to send along personal messages and greetings to you... it was just to say hello, we are ok, don't worry about us, and give a little bit of home news, and that was it. air raid siren wails. during rehearsal, there was the most enormous air raid and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry, to calm things down. so i go up on stage and they put a box so i could reach the microphone, it was one of those big bbc microphones. singing. petula clark, there. so while setting off singing careers and directing the second world war, the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally, too. eyes had been on the ground—breaking ribbon microphone invented by rca, the radio corporation of america, but it was a little too expensive so, in true

alfred hitchcock's19505 thriller to catch a thief, starring cary grant and grace kelly, set in and aroundlect the glamour that has always partly defined the festival. diamonds. but glamour aside, at its core, the official selection of films at the festival has always displayed a commitment to serious cinema. i think the important thing about cannes and why it'as lasted so long — 75 years — is that it's managed to balance the constraints of glamour and intelligent art house cinema. you can'tjust have the festival and its rigorous art house from around the world — it needs the sprinkling of glamour, it needs the buzz. the umbrellas of cherbourg in 1964... # as the eagles soar. ..michael moore's incendiary documentary fahrenheit 911 in 2004, quentin tarantino's pulp fiction in 1994, federico fellini's la dolce vita in 1960 are all films that have won the top prize, the palme d'0r, at cannes over the decades and achieved landmark status. # let's don't let a good thing die. this year, baz luhrmann�*s portrayal of the life and music of rock �*n�* roll legend elvis presley, starring austin butle

it played host to film—maker alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, legendary author hg wells and that's charlie. # go downtown. british singer and legend petula clark began her career aged nine in front of a type a. now you are going back a bit. i was sending a message, to my uncle, i think. now it's time to send along personal messages and greetings to you... it was just to say hello, we are ok, don't worry about us, and give a little bit of home news, and that was it. air raid siren wails. during rehearsal, there was the most enormous air raid and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry, to calm things down. so i go up on stage and they put a box so i could reach the microphone, it was one of those big bbc microphones. singing. petula clark, there. so while setting off singing careers and directing the second world war, the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally, too. eyes had been on the ground—breaking ribbon microphone invented by rca, the radio corporation of america, but it was a little too expensive so, in true bbc

the results of a meeting with the president of the federal union of mistig communities of austria, alfrediedlen, fussendorf city is ready to help in the reconstruction of buchi homer, the city of arnolstadt expressed its readiness to help restore borodyanka, the austrian land of burgenlant is determined to support capital construction in we will convince zakarpattia oblast, we will win, that you are not news. together, we are strong enough to start a new business. the state has a robot within the program that will provide grants worth up to 250 thousand hryvnias, prime minister of ukraine denys myhal announced this. we plan to issue 20,000 such grants per year. accordingly, the annual budget of the program is uah 5 billion, we are talking about the possibility of starting any micro-business, such as sewing clothes and shoes, dry cleaning, service or repair center , installation work, etc., to participate in this program any ukrainian who does not work at other enterprises and does not conduct other business can apply for a grant through the action portal or a branch of the sberbank by add

that meant alfred hitchcock, john ford howard hawks, big , names of the 1960's.ed up going to hampshire college, a brand-new experimental school that opened in the fall of 1970. i went in the fall of 1971 and all of my teachers were social documentary still photographers and filmmakers who reminded me quite correctly that there is as much, if not more, drama in what is and what was then anything the human imagination can dream up. and often the human imagination dreams up things based on historical fact or the impossibilities of historical stories, as you know as well. i emerged a documentary filmmaker and had the kind of hampshire-inspired chutzpah to decide i would just not go to new york and apprentice, i would start my own company, florentine films. the first film we made, which took five and a half years to make because i looked like i was 12 years old, and i was trying to sell people on the brooklyn bridge, on the story of the brooklyn bridge, was nominated for an academy award. and it was in that space i moved from amherst, massachusetts to new york and th

this is what this festival is about, is to introduce alfred jones to a wider public right here in saint louis. this is the celebration of music of love and of the joy it brings to people no matter where they are from nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue.

david, the lawyers representing alfred garza, the father of 10-year-old amarie jo are filing a petition as the first step towards a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the gunman's ar-15. this is the attorney of the families who successfully sued the maker of the rifle used in the newtown, connecticut, incident in 2012. >> thank you, marcus. >>> one more vible tip of gun violence to report. this one in new lisbon, wisconsin. a man believed to be a former judge, the victim. a law enforcement source confirming the incident. the 68-year-old homeowner, judge john roamer, reported to be dead. then a 56-year-old man was found dead in the basement of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was taken to a medical facility. authority say it appears to be a targeted act. >>> now to president biden's plea overnight for gun reform in the wake of the latest mass shootings in this country. he's hoping for a ban on assault weapons. if no ban, the president asked that we raise the age in this country from 18 to 21 to buy an assault-level weapon. the shooter in texas bought his the day after turning 18. the

it will increase its own exports, obviously at the expense of stolen ukrainian crops. you know , alfredberg from the third reich immediately persuaded very few. well, let's say for a number of african countries that are political wards of china to buy american or canadian grain i think it is not the best situation for the same, accordingly, such games of grain can be with other countries, well, the countries of the persian gulf . of ukrainian grain is historical and i think that russia is now very seriously convincing the quarry that there is an opportunity to reorient to russian grain, i do not rule out that they may even say that we will sell you the grain that we collect in the kherson region and in the occupied

as long story that his top advisor was alfred burns, onehif them and burns advised nixon.ush the ball down the road during the reagan years and burns is the investor to germany and reagan had a very good investor in hand i became very friendly and i thought of him as a mentor havee mine. in the creed that i had a point about lowered tax ratesnt and he opposed it. [laughter] throughout all those years, eisenhower nixon but he saw them working reagan years and anyway, there were three recessions under ike is what gave kennedy a step up in the election, he bring on nixon you know didn't really deal with veryth much on economic policy domestic policies and i remember, nixon sunil by the way is very personal friend of mine, his daughter and son-in-law, very good friends ofgh ours. mid next send inabilities and i was out of office back on wall street and it is old office down one federal plaza downtown new york in those days had his other law they bring in various policy people before president nixon would go on foreign trips. i had at least one visit maybe two, by the way is ve

alfred was not convinced at the outset, although judith's passion for the project led him to believeudith presented that title to alfred he said to her if anybody buys this book i will eat my hat. >> when the book came out it seemed to have came to the osa. at that point in 1961 i don't think there were many book tours, but we decided to go around the country to promote a book. the book review program in boston. to liven things up i made an omimate, so that's how the idea of a cooking show started out. >> from the first time she appeared on that show julia was different from anything on television. >> on television women were basically part of the window dressing, young attractive and sexy way or every day housewife type but a housewife on steroids because no one dressed like that in reality to be in their homes. >> and you certainly didn't see them doing any kind of teaching. they were objects. >> there are no clean socks. >> when we started the french chef i was paid $50 a show because it was just an experiment. >> the station executives wanted to see if this thing will fly, and th

kailey: we are going to talk to one guy who called the asset freeze withdraw, my alfred and nick carterwell. we will also look at the technicals because they matter. tom: john emails in, enough of bitdog. this is bloomberg. ♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do better. yes, you can. i can do better, too. break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. tom: good morning. "bloomberg surveillance" and lisa abramowicz is talking about the regime change. as we look back at an old inflation we used to stop 20 years ago and say, we have to look at this. michael mckee stops and looks at business inflation, the three levels of ppi. mike: that will add to the pressure on the fed. the numbers as expected which is a little dip in the headline but not enough to get anybody excited about

. >> the government had prior knowledge and was instrumental in engineering the attacks on the alfred. muroya building in oklahoma city. >> today's attack at columbine high school could be the worst mass shooting in united states history. >> columbine we know was a false flag. >> he took advantage of a new forum streaming on the internet at a time when half the country didn't yet have access to the web. >> and don't believe me. go to infowars.com. >> by september 2001, jones had built a following willing to believe just about anything. >> police have cleared off all these streets. >> and then on a clear tuesday morning september 11th alex jones, who had spent a lifetime trying to get attention, would see a tragedy as his biggest opportunity yet. >> we have been predicting this nightmarish development for years. who sa only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmiof 250 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally derived building blocks and h

hitler alfred rosenberg, one of the ideologists. e german nazism and leader. uh, eastern politics.ged the ukrainians in this direction , saying what you put on. prove your commitment to the ideas of national socialism, and then we will really go for the creation of a separate ukrainian statehood. and we will make ukraine, and almost the main ally of nazi germany even before the german attack on the soviet the union at the beginning of the forty-first year was fighting and activity, and he was during the war, where clear instructions were given on how to create new authorities , form combat units , organize concentration camps and carry out ethnic cleansing by the beginning of the summer, 1941 lviv is a multinational city. and the ukrainians. it is in the minority. about 16% jews. twice as much after the thirty-ninth year, a significant part of ethnic jews who lived in the territory of neighboring voivodships, in particular the lubelskie voivodeship. they were either taken out, or they themselves emigrated to the territory of ukraine because they understood that the entry of these t

that picks was a man named alfred eisenstadt who actually would be one of the solid silent partners that formed with other different photography companies that made the initial investment into what would become life magazine. so that's how he had sort of that life magazine connection from right off the bat was this work he was doing for picks. so a year, he actually gets hired by life magazine for a year leading into the war, but he's hired in sort of a how would you say like a contractor sense? he's basically told he can work one day a month for life magazine. so he comes in one day a month and has all his pictures and learns everything you can so it's sort of a weird arrangement, but that's initially how we got his foot in the door and when he was there he actually got to work with a guy named cornell capa who was robert kappa's brother. robert kappa is the famous photographer who took the pictures on d-day of the guys coming out of the landing craft and famously only six of them survived so he had another connection there with someone who would become very famous later on as a result