cannes is as much a propaganda tool as everything else in life.he couple were all politics scandals fascination with mauismo allegations in anti-semitism for supporting the palestinian movement, and when in 2011 he was awarded an honorary oscar to the states, the director refused to fly because he was too lazy to get a visa, although the wording of the award was, you can’t say more precisely for the passion for confrontation for the new cinema, which it was such a worldwide phenomenon . creativity has had a very big influence on other generations of filmmakers. once he played in his own film and seemed to be an aging depressive director. in the name of carmen, your name, however. removed from the credits movie man probably. the last of the great europeans left the life of the year with the help of euthanasia permitted in switzerland. just tired said relatives. polina ermolaeva tattoo diana fetisova together the federal part of our issue has been completed and we traditionally open our tv kitchen for a short time to show what is happening in region

this gave a unique effect if we were filming in air conditioning at the cannes film festival, and alreadyeek the film can be seen in russian cinemas in the future, everyone will have their 15 minutes. the fame of this phrase is attributed to the creator of pop art andy warhol, and vasily chebotarev , a self-taught artist from the volgograd region, became famous for his movie posters terminator luke skywalker hobbits and others. the characters, hand- drawn by him with a brush on whatman paper, have become city landmarks, near which people take pictures and take pictures. selfie, the city of kamyshin is not much different from other provincial cities of russia with the main cultural center of the local cinema, but the druzhba leisure center has become especially popular thanks to the chip, but i decided to draw it. well, then and after that, it went and went walking, looking, taking pictures vasily evgenievich grew up in a creative family among artists and archaeologists, but took up the brush. he 's quite late. being in the army. he began to draw first caricatures, then after returning he

uca decided to leave, having received this year's award for best director at cannes, already in cinemast the thirtieth festival of russian cinema window to europe in vyborg this august, the audience award went to a film from distant relatives. what bribed the audience of vyborg is road movies with a bias in comedy and why critics call it the most sincere film of the year, we understand right now ivan sosnin's tape is released in russian cinemas. yours in moscow you see, i may never have such a chance boris petrovich, nicknamed leshy , a simple teacher of geography at an ordinary khabarovsk school, when he is given a smartphone for his birthday, the world turns upside down in the eyes of the main character of the film, it turns out that the geographer has not seen nothing but his city, and then boris rushes on a desperate journey through all of russia, along with his son misha and his car hauling friends, who added a microwave. and you give me the phone almost every movie they make. they scripts are born hmm from communication with my parents, my loved ones and so on. and these of this m

industry with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue we will talk about the film participants in the cannes film festival drama brother and sister with marion look at the set of the new film by karen shakhnazarova. khitrovka is the charm of vice, we will find out how the mosfilm golden collection channel celebrated its second anniversary, but let's start with the main russian premiere of the film kat boris okopov's film kat is a participant in the competition program russian premieres at the past forty fourth at the moscow international film festival, where he received a special mention from the jury. now everyone can appreciate this vivid and unforgettable picture. the tape was released in russian distribution. fall in love at first sight, but what tet does is called the beautiful word escort, of course, it's a little more than just selling your own body to be worthy of staying in the world, adding points. the image of a satellite is also needed, but if earlier such a profession in quotation marks suited the girl, now she is trying to escape from the trap she fell into it's not like that.

the main criterion for evaluating films was acting, then after that, thanks in large part to the cannes film festival , directing began to be considered more important, on this day exactly 20 years ago in north ossetia, in the karmadon gorge, he came down. the kolka glacier killed russian actor and director sergei bodrov jr. and his film crew, they worked on the film the connected glacier was moving at a speed of more than 150 km / h. destroyed power lines and several recreation centers the film crew was overtaken by the flood when they filming had already ended and they were returning to the city, the disaster came as a surprise to specialists ; its causes are still not exactly known in the hope of finding survivors who, according to relatives , could hide in a tunnel passing next to the gorge. rescue work was carried out, but the tunnel was flooded, 19 people are officially considered dead, and along with 125 missing , the search was stopped in may 2004, 20 months after the disaster. that was the day in history. received a lot of requests to we went out more often. in the west, they a

studios, it would be a completely different premiere, but david cronenberg took place in may at the cannesand already from this week of the film, but see it in russian cinemas. everyone will have their own 15 minutes of lava , this phrase is attributed to the creator of pop art, andy warhol, and vasily chebotarev, the artist minator luke skywalker . the main cultural center of the local cinema, but a leisure center. friendship has become especially popular thanks to hand-drawn posters vasily chebotarev. something got me. after that, the past went, walks, looks , takes pictures, vasily evgenievich grew up in a creative family among artists and archaeologists, but took up brushes. he's quite late. being in the army. he began to draw first caricatures, then after returning he opened an art workshop with his friends. and so we decorated cafes, shops of the school somewhere in the villages, sculpted some monuments. well , they do a lot. how many exhibitions already? it was also published in local newspapers and volgograd central cartoons. so me somehow here are more like films evgenievich works

before the war the main criterion for evaluating films was acting, then after, largely due to the cannes, directing began to be considered more important, on this day exactly 20 years ago in north ossetia in the karmadon gorge and descended the kolka glacier died, russian actors, director sergei bodrov jr. and his film crew, they worked on the film the connected glacier was moving at a speed of more than 150 km / h. the stream overtook the film crew when they had already finished filming and were returning to the city. . were carried on rescue work, but the tunnel was flooded, 19 people are officially considered dead, and along with those missing. 25 searches were abandoned in may 2004, 20 months after the crash. that was the day in history. where every day they go soon about what they will watch today today we watch 4 minutes of news, then the series 3 minutes before commercials and no one ever swears. after all, each of them has an application that always looks interesting, where it all begins. now you will see the manufacturers. but it's best to check. it is no longer worth waiting fo

it's very simple you look at this graph and see sometimes solar and wind cann go to zero. that means you need 100% back up you have to pay for the cost of the 100% reliable in all the unreliable infrastructure including transmission lines but most importantly the reliable power plant. when you try to cut costs on the reliable powerpoint or resiliency measures which happened in texas and california then you have disasters. on top of this billions more need low cost reliable energy like thehe one third. fossil fuels are uniquely tocost-effective and yet it's lw cost to rapidly eliminate them. how can he claim this? he's using two denial tactics either he's unaware of or he's being very manipulative and these are partial cost accountants into than relying on the near-term. so he uses this. anyone that does is either ignorant or defrauding and, i mean, this literally if you look at the actual numbers is explicitly doesn't take into account the reliability and related considerations of it only looks at the cost of the solar panels but not the transmission line and not the backu

cannes melikyan yekaterina shevchenko lanatyan parliamentary hour.rospects for improvement paid much attention to this, and during a working trip to udmurtia, speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin , the police came to the legendary votkinsk plant, where today military and civilian products are produced. talked to the workers, the topic will continue. our correspondent alexander lokteonov is a place with a long history of one of the oldest enterprises of russia votkinsk plant. founded in the middle of the 18th century. iron production began. vyacheslav volodin climbs the stairs, which were made by the masters of the plant 200 years ago , the speaker of the state duma is told about the stages of the formation of the enterprise in the local museum. at different times, anchors for ships were produced here, and then sea and river vessels themselves, steam locomotives, bridges, equipment, household appliances, the masters of the plant undertook the most difficult and responsible work. so, for example, the famous spire of the peter and paul fortress

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industry with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue we will talk about the film participants in the cannes drama brother and sister with marion cotillard look at the set of the new film by karen shakhnazarov. khitrovka is the charm of vice, we will find out how mosfilm zolotaya tv channel celebrated its second anniversary collection, but let's start with the main russian premiere of the week of the film kat film. boris okopov catt. participant of the competition program russian premieres at the last forty-fourth moscow international film festival, where he received a special mention from the jury. now everyone can appreciate this vivid and unforgettable picture. the tape was released in russian distribution.

, arnaud desplechon, brother and sister of his work are often participants in the programs of the cannesstival. and this tape is no exception. this year it was shown in the main competition. what else can the heir of the new wave of arnoda tell, pleshan about family ties, we will find out right now that the french director arnoldi is constantly participating in the film festival this year for the seventh time, pleshin presented his new creation drama, brother and sister after the premiere in the spring on the cote d'azur got to russia and first it was shown in the forty- fourth nnkf. and now she's coming out wide rental. she sat on my lap and i loved being big sister so much. and i still remember that day. when anger took possession of me at the center of the study of diplashin, family ties and knots that the author methodically unravels throughout the film alice the famous actress every evening, she enters the theater stage and breaks the applause of louis in the past teacher, the writer, after the death of his son, leads a solitary life in the forest backwoods, brother and sister in a

end of his life, godard also actively experimented for one of his last years, the book of images in cannes special press. in total, the director has shot more than 100 films in the treasury of oscar awards and prizes from other international film festivals. what is his champs 99 number 84. may i call? let's. and what a girl you came from new york, beautiful funny, that's better. close godards spoke about his voluntary decision to die. switzerland, where the director lived, allowed euthanasia of any official farewell ceremonies in connection with the death of godard, his family does not plan. well, right now, sports news is passing the floor to colleagues to moisten. find out how your lot will not be, join winline and try your luck up to ten thousand rubles. time news match tv specially for ntv in alexey kochetkov's studio hello and next 5 minutes we will discuss the brightest events from the world of sports, and also we will study the most interesting odds from the two-measure rainline. the first all-russian spartakiad has become the most important and largest competition this year for our

reporting on everything from the return of the spanish tomato festival to the movie stars flocking to canneshe first time in years. and now tip allman has more. >> venice always looks pretty spectacular, but rarely much more spectacular than this. a procession of boats filling up the grand canal for the annual historic regatta. 300 people taking part in a tradition that dates back centuries. there is something a lite different about this year's event. the spectators have returned. for the first time since covid the full regatta is taking place and not a moment too soon. >> last year we still came but we could not stay because there was a ban because of covid. this year we are much freer and we had more fun. >> now we are staying here, it's very important to stay here and i'm very happy to be here. >> it was good. it was exciting. you could see the people were passionate. it hasn't been done for the last three years and you can see the people participating had a lot of emotions. this was the regatta last year. plenty of boats with a limited number of people wching. with the end of covid restr

end of the director's life, he is active experimented for one of his last years a book of images cannes for all of godard's filmography about 130 films in kinograd premio oscars were saved up prizes from the international film festivals in venice in cannes and berlin we remind you that you can follow the latest news online on the ntv website in our telegram channel mobile application today is now a short advertisement and further in our issue. ocean pollution on the commander islands, volunteers rescued dozens of fur seals that got tangled in plastic garbage, and household ecological expedition, report by sergeentsin. soon the institute of wounds in social sciences is returning home to the historical building after the fire of 2015, where the funds were kept all this time, and why they were frozen found out on hit babaev their beach in this velvet season will definitely not be railway workers increase the number of atelier trains and increase their workload through even ski resorts have already started selling their tours from the black sea coast sergey pin. here is the most profitable

it seems to me that it's that it's monaco or either the cote d'azur or cannes so that you don't seem chaliapin he remembers everything exactly. hello lera. blimey. how many years? how many winters? i very rarely have. here are such tall men handsome that is, how would you be with what height you are 93, and you also have heels 89 big men. let's have a seat, carlo. we first arrived in paris, then went to nice, we were supposed to live, but there was no availability in a two-story luxury room. that is, we were settled in the usual economy and the three of us. uh, so i philip and dima lived in this economical or there, how economy two ordinary beds and everything is there, in my opinion, there was even one bed in general. well, when we got there. but i was not in the fact that philip slept on a side bed on a cot for two nights he survived, because as far as i know him, everything connected with the word economy is his. the design is actually philip in everyday life is very unpretentious. yes, that is, we somehow had a lot of fun and laughed a lot. dima did not always understand our humo

industry with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue we will talk about the film participants in the cannesfestival drama brother and sister with marion kotir will visit the set of the new film by karen shakhnazarov. khitrovka is the charm of vice, we will find out how the mosfilm golden collection channel celebrated its second anniversary, but let's start with the main russian premiere of the week of the film kat boris akopov's film kat is a participant in the competition program russian premieres at the last forty-fourth moscow international film festival, where he was awarded a special mention by the jury. now this bright and unforgettable picture can be appreciated by everyone. the tape came out in russian rental. who can men fall in love with at first sight? but what ted does is called the beautiful word escort, of course, it’s a little more than just selling your own body to be worthy of standing in the world, adding points to the image of a satellite, you also need to, but if earlier such a profession in quotation marks suited the girl, now she is trying to break out from the trap in

godar received a large number of awards, including the oscar, as well as the prizes of the berlin, cannes venice festivals at this year. i tell you see you at 15:00 and in a few moments my colleagues will continue the espresso broadcast and read more about important events on our website espresso tv and also subscribe to our social media channels stay close to the networks wild creatures are not able to choose anything else and we in ukraine like to choose everything even if it is insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online good evening we are from ukraine vasyl winter's big broadcast my real name is winter two hours of airtime and my colleagues from you until 21:00 for two hours of your time, we will talk about the most important things, two hours to learn about the war, it turns out that our broadcast will be serhiy zhoretska, military summaries of the day and what is the world like? what is there in the world? during the course of the economic news of the protest, oleksandr borshchylas he tells us about the economy during the war and new sports yevhen pastuk

exercise early in the morning at the cannes before things get really hot.be careful about leaving pets, children in the car and your car becomes like an oven in a hurry in this kind of heat that's we're going to see as we head through the weekend. that's going to be a very hot holiday weekend when you know the unofficial end of summer. here we go. we're talking about the most significant heat wave of the entire summer, not only here in the bay area, but all across california. you see the advisories for heat watches and warnings going up. advisories continuing the bad as well around the bay area's broken down a little bit differently. that heat warnings away from the coastline. you can get enough of the sea breeze out toward the beaches. this more of a heat watch. you're probably talking 70's and some 80's right along the coastline. you get away from the coast. not too far. just a few miles inland and heats up in a hurry. in fact, you're talking about the temperatures soaring, triple digits, probably going to see some triple digits in santa clara valley. i t

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you came fired out of a ca cann.e remember the historic legacy of the queen and what her death means means for the future of the monarchy i congratulations. brian: the queen's death marking the end of an historic years. she spent 70 years on the throne. she worked with 15 prime ministers. seven popes. where does the monarchy go from here. joining us dr. bruce ghillie. what changes besides who wears the crown in england. >> what changes is time. as with queen elizabeth, as time passed, she changed. the monarchy changed within our reign. she started out as a distant monarch, but as time went on she got more involved. we can expect charles will change, too and pull back from some of his political activism. and it means strengthening the role of the monarchy in making britain and people who are lucky inheritors of those institutions proud of those institutions. what is at threat are the basic foundation of a grow and liberal society. brian: in what respect can a king or queen change that. >> at a time when the institutio

fact that ukraine has no other option in the world, that is, the policy of appeasement putin went to cannessay in the middle of nowhere, and this, again , also changed public opinion in many countries of the world, and that is also good. next, i would like to draw attention to the critical nature of this moment. there are conflicts within the generalship, shoigu is already there, they are already in disgrace, that is, what is happening is that now no one wants to be extreme and to blame for the failure, and in this way , such things are happening that indicate that the russian generals understand that something is wrong with their tsarev, father, and it is not. this also encourages many people in russia who are involved in politics to think about their future, because we know that in russia politics is made by 5% of the population, mainly those who live in the big, very big cities, moscow is there, peter and so on, and the rest there, in principle, until the light bulb, but when public opinion pours in those cities, it is also one of the turning points, so i think that it is possible to wei

in 2004, he received the palme d'or in cannes, er, the film also shows not so much the tragedy of deathelf as it criticizes george bush jr., and it contains a popular conspiracy theory that the then president of the united states was beneficial to er, terrorist attacks and he even cooperated with terrorists even tried to stop the tape from their cameramen, but it was released and became one of the most popular. well, let me remind you that perharbor is also one of the greatest tragedies in the history of the united states. the 41st year of the attack of the japanese aircraft and submarines to the american military naval base and the films began to be released literally a year after this tragedy, very quickly they were all absolutely one hundred percent propaganda, this is how they are defined by current american film experts. this is the 43rd year of the air force, this is the film we see about the bomber and its crew and the 42nd year, do you remember the pearls of harbar, and this is mainly about the events that preceded this tragedy, i will repeat again, they did not show it there, n

a lot of unethical moments and therefore it caused certain problems . loznytsia a declared at the cannesival that you can't cancel russian culture, you can't boycott it, he advocated for it in every way , he wanted to participate in the french festival called from lviv to the urals and that's why he was stripped of his membership in the ukrainian film academy. now he still goes around and complains about it, they say that there are some nationalists in ukraine, i want to say that at the venice film festival, together with izola khrazhanovsky , serhii loznytsia presented his documentary called the kyiv process the trial of the nazis in kyiv, and there are also quite interesting moments, here is an excerpt - these are archival videos, and here you know the idea of ​​this film is that, of course, ukrainians suffered a lot from the nazis, and it was terrible it was terrible, the ukrainians are now also experiencing a very similar attack from russia, but look, he says , when he was in the so-called nuremburg trial, only in kyiv, how many people went to see it, they executed several nazis ther

industry with you ivan kudryavtsev in the new issue we will talk about the film participants in the cannesther and sister with marion kotir look at the set of the new film by karen shakhnazarov. khitrovka is the charm of vice, we will find out how the mosfilm golden collection channel celebrated its second anniversary, but let's start with the main russian premiere of the week of the film kat boris okopov's film katt, a participant in the competition program russian premieres on the last forty-fourth moscow international film festival, where he received a special mention from the jury. now everyone can appreciate this vivid and unforgettable picture. the tape was released in russian distribution. she is one of those with whom men can fall in love to death at first sight. but what kat does is called the beautiful word escort , of course, this is a little more than just selling her own body. suited. you are now she is trying to escape from the trap that she fell into because not so long ago kat became a mother and the child made her look at her life from a new angle, you look at me crying, e

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11th circuit court of appeals rejected key parts of the federal order by federal distri judge aeen cann that p the d's vestigatn on hd while special ster revis the doments. judge cannon was nominated to the federal bench by president trump. on wednesday, donald trump gave his first tv interview since the fbi raided his mar-a-lago resort in august. trump told fox news there doesn't have to be a process by which presidents declassify secret materials. >> if you are the president of the united states, you could declassify just by saying it is declassify -- even by thinking about it. amy: the house select committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection says it's reached an agreement with ginni thomas, a far-right activist and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, to have her testify. in the weeks following the november 2020 election, ginni thomas sent a flurry of text messssages to trump's chief of staff mark meadows urging him to take action to prevent a biden victory. the messages included conspiracy theories popularized by the far-right qanon movement. thomas also att

dike that $30 billion but they just can't get the money so it is extremely expensive to adapt but we cann avoid that low cost a lot of the warming then you should do that. >> so putting myself in his position of somebody pointed out i'm fraudulent statistics and those that defined the physical reality like hydro or nuclear or geothermal that would giveju me pause instead of saying there'se. academic studies so i just want to reiterate the conclusion that fossil fuels are necessary that the professor continues not to do if you look at the benefits of fossil fuels to provide low-cost reliable energy b for billions of people to be productive and prosperous including from climate that is amazing and i needs to be stressed and with 2 degrees fahrenheit of c warming they are flat and actually acclimate renaissance. these are just anecdotes the big picture is clear and that is premature death. >> so if indeed there is an increase from one to 5 degrees by the end of the century that would make more sense nonetheless to spend much more than trying to go to net zero on carbon emissions. >> net zero

she and her colleagues disrupted the cannes film festival by blaming a wealthy the bourgeois elite inthe lower classes at that time in paris there were clashes between students and the police. we're just a colony, usa what what yes today we're just a colony usa, it's foolish to deny it. we are your colony. if you want to say that the influence of american films is dangerous, not that it is rather dangerous, it is a colossal thing in america, i ask myself this question. why is american cinema so popular all over the world. maybe there is something good in this, but it doesn’t seem so to me, opposing myself american cinema. he really was able to change it, like the new wave in the usa, directors such as martin scorsese with his taxi driver francis coppola brian de palma. and, of course, quentin tarantino began to create masterpiece after masterpiece, often resorting to similar techniques and citing new french wave films. here , for example, where did the very dance from pulp fiction come from - this is a reference to the society of politics and global concussions, the godars were worrie

in 1971 for any cannes erat all, living more than five years less than half the people did that now it'songer overall, they're saving many lives. >> i was telling you during the break my brother is one of those survivors who had brain cancer and at the time he was treated it was the five year rule and he's 20 years plus in remission. so encouraging. when we talk about where this is all headed we recently reported on president biden's moonshot cancer goal. and his goal is to cut cancer deaths in half in 25 years. how realistic do you think that is? >> i showed you the idea of 32% reduction in cancer rate since 1991 that's significant. if you fast forward another 25 years, it's possible. i think there's a couple things. first of all the big areas they made progress, colon cancer, lung cancer, prostrate cancer and breast cancer. they identified mutations, been able to target those mutations. but a big thing in president biden's cancer moonshot is investing more in those therapies and also recognizing that probably half of cancers, including the ones i just mentioned are brought on by preven

tuesday, former attorney general william barr told fox news the justice department shou appeal dge cann'son. >> i think was wrong and i think the government should appeal it. it is deeply flawed in a number of ways. i don't think the appointment of a special master is going to hold up. but even if it does, i don't see it fundamentally changing the trajectory. i don't think it changes the ballgame so much as maybe we will have a rain delay for a couple of innings. amy: this comes as the house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol is set to resume hearings later this month. for more, we're joined by elie mystal, the nation's justice correspondent whose recent piece looking this and several other investigations into trump is headlined "trump is a criminal -- will any of these 4 investigations snare him?" he's also the author of the best-selling book "allow me to retort: a black guy's guide to the constitution." welcome back to democracy now! why don't you start off by laying out these four cases or investigations into trump? there so much happening

. >> stephen: this is cbs. , lkut thi whs aptege, aien cann--ileeon.d lose. and the judge just happened to be-- the jurisdiction just happens to include mar-a-lago, which is fascinating. >> yeah. coincidence? >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) she granted the request for a special master. >> she did. >> stephen: what is a special master? like, what is this person supposed to be doing? >> well, apart from a very antiquated term... >> stephen: yeah. >> the special master is someone who is an independent arbiter, who in this case is going to look over potential claims of "privilege," which is to say attorney-client privilege, or, more controversially, executive privilege. and there are 11,000 documents we are talking about here, stephen, that have been seized since the beginning of august. >> stephen: so are they going to have to go, like, page by page? >> i mean... >> stephen: do you have any idea? or are they just going to go, like, these have the thing on the top that says "super-secret, don't ever take home." >> this one has yellow, that says "top secret,

she had already lived in it in the autumn of the previous year, when the empress was leaving for cannesy concealed. now it has become defiantly open, the couple almost never parted together, dined together, rode out in carriages and sat together on horseback for a long time on the veranda, watching the children play, and in the evenings, they walked together under the starry sky, and almost all this time the minister of the interior, count lorismelikov, was in livadia. in 1861, alexander, with his manifesto, granted freedom to millions of russian peasants after 20 years, walking along the alleys of livadia park, he reflected on the democratization of state administration in russia at that time, absolutely all power was concentrated in the hands of the emperor. a body that did not make any independent decisions gloris. melnikov offered the sovereign three options for reforms. the first is to strengthen the role of the state council. give him the opportunity to legislate and control finances; second, create a new deliberative body and elect the duma. it includes representatives of all cla

cannes second racket of the country and 26 in the world victoria azarenka in a duel with american ashleyed 6 1 4 6 6 2 in the second game belorussko missed the advantage in brake and lost again games in a row and but after ozarenko got together and won dali victoria will be opposed by the ukrainian woman march, the suit is the most difficult of all, in the second round alexandria sosnovich will have to, who was not included in the number of serial girls on yusupen. although the thirty-second number of the world ranking allowed us to hope so went to the mistress of the courts, american jessica ran the eighth racket of the planet. sosnovich in the first round. only charliet 6264 confidently took the italian elisabeth out of the way. in the men's singles on granslame, of ours, we support only ilya ivashka, the 73rd racket of the world fought against the american who received the wild card. sam queri's opponent takes 287th place in the ranking. however, the nerves of the belarusian. the owner of the courts spoiled, especially at the beginning of the meeting the first game. vashka lost four s

ken wayne is in the newsroom with the latest on outages all over, but particularly cannes in the south bay. yeah, catherine and it's not as bad as it was yesterday at this time. we do have outages but not as many outages. go to the map and show you what we're talking about. all of these green dots represent a fewer than 50 customers without power. so not a lot, particularly in north bay. we have nap and petaluma. they're had some significant outages up there yesterday. not the case today, but look at the south bay. there is a concentration here, especially as we drive into a highway 101, and tully road. this area here. this is more than 5,000 customers without power. in fact, if you teach them to drive in all the way down, you can see just how many neighborhoods and and down individual lots don't have power right now. so that is the biggest hot spot in the bay area in terms of not having power. and then there's this widespread outage in morgan hill. look at this entire areas around anderson reservoir. now, this is not as densely populated, of course, is san jose, but it does cover a lo

andrei vladimirovich in the orthodox church in cannes and matilda received the title of the most serener family was separated was very necessary and she largely achieved a break. she became a non- romanov book, uh, krasinskaya told her that her mouth had lost the title of count krasensky and his dream and dream. eh, the most chechen was to return this title. the son of matilda and vladimir entered france into the alliance of vlad ross, and more than once said that one of the children of the last king still survived for questions. doesn't he mean himself, answered no, it's a girl and she stayed in russia in the ninety- first year, i managed to go to paris and meet people from the old russian migration who knew matilda. dushistenskaya prince. meshchersky is also quite an elderly person. e, told me about what i knew about my relationship with russian emperor, which surprised me very much. when he saw that i didn’t know, it meant that there was a very emotional speech that it turns out that my grandmother was a daughter and matilda kshissinskaya and nicholas ii knew this, a certain circle o

. >> no, it's like the most complicated red carpet, vanity fair, cannes film festival ceremony, ever.ing in. they suggest some world leaders will be arriving by bus. there are dozens and dozens of them coming, hundreds. and that will happen on monday. president biden is coming. the first lady is coming. but in previous years you would expect three or four more persist would come too, why not? but i don't think they'll be here, there might not be room for them. >> i asked a senior administration official at the white house whether president biden would extend an invitation to donald trump, there was chatter about that, because in the past the president would be able to come with a contingent of other leaders. but they said that the only invitations are going out through the united kingdom, so it's up to them whether anyone else would be invited. william and matt, thank you very much, appreciate it. that's going to do it for me this hour. i will be back here at 2:00 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. "andrea mitchell reports" starts next. " starts next th merrill. think miss allen is te

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there are number thinks congress cann do to ensure that the privilege is, in fact, treated as an evidentiaryprivilege and to ensure a the privilege doesnt turn nationals could he policies into an accountability free zone. i'd be happy to talk about some of thedu things during the q&a. thank you. [applause] thomas: all right. and finally, next is michael bindas. he's a senior attorney at the institute for justice. he'll be speaking on carson v. megan, a case he's uniquely qualified to speak on as he was counsel of record for the winning side. michael. michael: thank you for allowing me to submit an article in this year's review. this is a panel, obviously, about the first amendment, free speech, free exercise, and certainly carson is a free exercise case and is a tremendous, in my view, victory for religious liberty. but i'm going to focus a little bit differently on carson as a school choice case. i'm not a religious liberty litigator, per se. i am a school choice litigator. i defend school choice programs around the country. so i want to focus on carson from that perspective while it's cert

cann you, if you are willing to commit toe noninterference to organize the union i don't need to go one at a time. this is an easy question. please raisen your hand. >> we wouldn't interfere -- >> i will keep going. you're committing to not interfering. thmr. diamond. >> thank you for your transparency on the record that you will interfere. ms. fraser, would you interfere? show of hands? >> we certainly will not retaliate but we y will expect o have an active conversation -- thank you for your transparency for the record. mr. moynahan. will you interfere? i'm running out of time. can you raise your hand? >> we will agree to abide by the law and we will not retaliate. we will listen to our teammates and not retaliate. we will listen and not e retaliate. >> workers are watching and deserve accountability. thank you, and i will yield back. >> the gentleman from tennessee is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chair waters and the ranking member for holding this hearing andne i think it'so important we conduct oversight of the largest banks particularly in this climate where many

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. >> i cann. >> meeting of the upon san francisco public works commission today is friday, septemberry. call the roll. >> good morning. please respond with here or present. newhouse-seeingal. >>

. >> i cann. good evening and welcome to the september 7, hybrid meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. rick swig am presiding joined by vice president lopez remote low. and commissioner john trasvina. we expect commissioner lemberg shortly. also present is upon brad russy provide any needed legal advice at the controls of the board legal system and i'm julie rosenberg the executive director. we'll be joined from city departments project tina tam deputy zoning administrator with planning and matthew green with department of building inspection. board meeting guide livens turn off all phones so they will not disturb. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the rules of presentation are follows, appellates and department respondedants begin 7 minutes to present and 3 for rebuttal. people affiliated have comments during these periods. others have 3 machines to address and no rebuttal. our legal assistant will give a warning 30 seconds. 3 votes are required to grant an appeal or modify. if

uh, very very director lars in the interior at a press conference in cannes in may 2011 for maurice closelythe film festival on the internet. no, after all, he cannot hide from the shadow of his grandfather. i love. albert he was probably one of the best sons. sons of god, the director, recognizing sympathy for the first architect, forgot that in 1942 ferrero's personal architect was appointed minister of armaments and military industry of the third reich and the creator became a destroyer as minister of armaments, he did everything to prolong the war. he used labor, prisoners of war who were driven away from other countries and forced to work hard. this is partly why i do not live in my native country, and i have a different surname. they say that 5 years is enough to lose touch with the motherland but never establish contact with the new homeland, i can tell from my own experience. this is such an important issue for immigrants, especially for those who became forced emigrants, for example, during the time of national socialism, he married a dane and his one-year-old son, who is not germa

. >> i cann. >> you call this meeting to order.me is bob fuller, man tear jr the sanitation and streets commission. welcome to this commission's first standalone meeting. i will facilitate this meeting until a commission chair is elected as scheduled in item 4. i will now call the roll. please respond with here or present. >> thomas harrison? >> here. >> harrison is here. kimberlee hartwig-schulman

. >> i cann. >> still a lot of people wonder since the trees have a lot of issues, why did we plant themith good reason. they are workhorses when it comes to urban forestry. we have begun to see our ficustrees are too big and dangerous in san francisco. we have a lot of tree failures with this species in particular. this is a perfect example of the challenges with the structure of the ficustrees. you can see four very large stems that are all coming from the same main truck. you can see the two branches attached to one another at a really sharp angle. in between you can't it is a lot of strong wood. they are attached so sharply together. this is a much weaker union of a branch than if you had a wide angel. this is what it looks like after the fi c.u. resolution s limb l. >> we see decline. you can see the patches where there aren't any leaves at all. that is a sign the tree is in decline. the other big challenge is the root system of the tree are aggressive and can impact nearby utilities, and we can fix the sidewalk around the tree in many cases. we don't want to cuts the roots too seve