e peter i, he was an alcoholic.l, in the end, by the age of 11, peter i was already drinking calmly. yes, therefore, the education of peter's training took place very simply come. nikita closes the door, then takes out something and they, in addition to what is possible, are talking about something they drank a good necessary lady, while peter i was engaged all his life, as they would say now, self-education. he was looking for mentors and studied what was interesting to him. he liked to do everything with his own hands, he preferred not theory, but practice. she had a degree in carpentry. he was an engineer who took fortifications in architecture, he understood both painting and drawing, he had a huge number of written books that he carried with him and constantly wrote down his thoughts, decrees, how he would like to improve his life. i do not want to study. i want to get married. so spoke mitrofanushka in the comedy fonvizin undergrowth the fact is that peter ordered all noble children to first get an education,

this is just a continuation, but already modified by the very reform of peter as a child, little peteras fond of artillery, playing soldier, if with his amusing regiments in the village of preobrazhensky, he called his company scorers, they fired from real guns studied the properties of gunpowder and prepared fireworks. and in 1704, preparing for the next campaign against narva, the already adult peter creates artillery of a single sample, the shells are adjusted in size. to the cannons with the help of standards, then he removed the bells from this bell metal, cast russian cannons for the victory near narva, he filmed the russian cannon throughout the state , they removed the bell bell and cast it from a nikushka, but we must also remember such that later after the victory and the swedish cannons were cast . the bells have been returned. they all call in the church russia in just 4 years. after the defeat, a well-trained regular russian army will go to narva, which will have its own cannons and the latest weapons in august 1704. russian troops will take narva from that moment the hist

as emperor by the father of all russia and peter the great. answer. not i’m nitpicking, okay, because here the key things were said in his speech by chancellor-count gavriil ivanovich golovkin, noting the great merits of peter alekseevich romanov, on behalf of the entire russian people, the synod and the senate asked the sovereign to accept the title of father of the fatherland peter the great and emperor of all russia peter at first by the way, i agreed . well then, everyone who was in the temple, they shouted three times, ivan is his correct answer here. do you decide that it is? it's your decision. yes , the judge's decision. the fire is over we're moving in epilogue. dear viewers, here it is easier to ask questions on this easily. you can answer. why i say, because we do not have a quiz. and we have an intellectual olympiad and our wise men prepared on the topic. they knew the topic, however, the topic is great, but here it seems like, well, guess. you can ask the number one question what was the main working language of the sovereign pete

peter: how low that number? jack: we don't know because nobody was conducting an official census, but the bald eagle had disappeared from many of the eastern seaboard states. they had become a rare sight by the early 20th century. states where they were at once time very prolific. peter: how many today exist? jack: it is a really wonderful story. the population has come back dramatically. it quadrupled in the 20 tens. now, the estimated population across north america, and, the bald eagle lives only in the wild in north america, truly an all-american bird, today the population is approximately 500,000. all 48. that is north america. canada, alaska, the lower 48 states, and northern mexico. peter: there is a bald eagle in all jack: those jack: 48? yes. probably in the lower 40 83 hundred 20,000 or 340,000. -- in the lower 48 320,000 or 340,000. congress had been trying to come up with a great seal of the united states since july 4, 1776. on that day franklin, adams, and jefferson were appointed as the committee t

god bless you. >> and my brother, peter.laugh and your wacky sense of humor. >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra mannetta >> marion victoria manning >> terence john manning >> james maounis >> joseph ross marchbanks, jr peter edward mardikian edward joseph mardovich >> charles joseph margiotta >> kenneth joseph marino lester v marino vita marino kevin marlo jose marrero >> john marshall >> james martello >> michael a marti >> peter c martin >> teresa, martin. >> william j martin, jr >> brian e martineau >> betsy martinez >> edward martinez >> jose angel martinez, jr >> robert gabriel martinez >> lizie d martinez-calderon >> paul richard martini >> joseph a mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> and my cousin, vernon alan richards. your daughter, vanessa and your son, vernon junior and your five grandchildren are all proud of you. they miss you and god bless you. sleep in peace. >> and my father, brian joseph murphy. i love you and i miss you every day. i am grateful for the five years we had

go ahead peter. no question about that. yes, and, you know, at least we see some interesting trends and some hopeful trends. latin america, a lot of progressives are winning elections now. and lula hopefully will come back to power. in brazil, there's some good things happening. but then we also see this august deal. i india is a very important player. is the biggest, the 2nd biggest country in the world, and will soon be the, the largest country in the world. and is trying to, like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies i correctly identify. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming. if the what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need

peter is a man of good health. he was indeed very energetic, getting up every day at 5:00 in the morning. he spent half his life in military campaigns, he loved physical labor, but with all this he was a very sick person. already at 20 years old. his head began to shake, and convulsions distorted his face ; someone believes that he was bitten, a tick of encephalitis. he never traveled from arkhangelsk to moscow, this is some kind of mild form of encephalitis, someone calls it epilepsy. the problem is in another version. peter comes from childhood. he was only 10 years old. when the streltsy rebellion began in moscow, young peter stood on porch next to his mother natalya and on the square in front of him, the sagittarius threw on spears and chopped to pieces prince mikhail dolgoruky and the boyar artamon matveev we have one. e, so to speak, evidence, supposedly evidence of peter himself, who, e, recalled that at the mere mention of streltsov, everything in me trembles, as the tsar said, after the stress he experienc

saint peter did not live to be a priest .not see the triumph of orthodoxy in this new capital, but he did the most important thing, perhaps at that time. he saved the unified center of the russian orthodox church wisely, moving it to that a place where nothing threatened him. and in a sense, this act of st. peter was providential. because the city of moscow, although it was. subjugated by external enemies twice but never bowed before the enemy and never hurt. to himself as the capital of all russia, but, on the contrary, he showed an example of courage, courage, boldness, love for the fatherland and love for the church. and today, according to the plan of st. the insight of st. peter, who established the primatial cathedra here and in the city of moscow today, as in the time of st. peter, the russian church is threatened by many dangers if at that time they were nomads. who attacked the russian land, robbed it, killed people. destroyed the economic opportunities of the country. that is what we know today. that everything is n

go ahead peter. no question about that. yes. and, you know, it leaves me see some interesting trends and some hopeful trends. latin america, a lot of progressives are winning elections now, and lula hopefully will come back to power in brazil. and there's some good things happening. but then we also see this august deal. i. india is a very important player. as the biggest, the 2nd biggest country in the world, and will soon be the, the largest country in the world. and is trying to like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies. i correctly identifying. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. and the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming, if the what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the

i agree with peter. if the, if i could read a quick fragment from the article here, are we doomed to witness the return of great power rivalry in which the united states in china, by for influence or will that the decline of the us per produce novel forms of international collaboration kind of dovetailing on what peppy has to say, is it, is this even an important question anymore? i mean that the, you know, because the really the, the way the, this article is written about american leads, should we lament the end of the american century or not? i mean, i don't even think that's a question anymore. that is, i think this is what this mindset is all about. the world is moving on and the us has to find its place in it. that's probably a better way of putting it go ahead. peter of biden came to power, saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. and i says, has been to provide leadership to the world. and we see

peter had all kinds of medicines formed , peter used and already his strength began to hide at the enden his envoys in one of the ryazan villages found a wise girl who said that she could heal the prince for another coincidence or pattern. the envoys of peter find a virgin capable of healing the prince of the admin of poison precisely by cutting in the lands where there was a special attitude towards snakes in the land, where it is possible that the agric sword was obtained, and here fevronia was such a wise virgin. she had dart healing, and she said, i can heal the prince, but on one condition that he marries me, the prince agreed and gave him the leaven, which he had to lubricate each sore, except for one, and the prince kept his word, they were combined with a brother. thus began, the story of one of the most revered couples in russia, the orthodox saints peter and fevronia, the patrons of all lovers, and the main test for this couple was yet to come soon after the events described, peter's elder brother pavel and peter became the new prince. muromets ah, consciousness will pass for

since its foundation, and peter i and many of his descendants were interred under this building peterrine i elizabeth petrovna the third catherine ii pavel petrovich his wife maria fedorovna and alexander the first his wife elizaveta alekseevna nikolai his wife of alexander fedorovna alexander ii his wife maria alexandrovna alexander iii and 5 years ago his wife was buried here empress maria feodorovna almost all the emperors and empresses found their rest here, st . throughout all subsequent history, when peter iii died under unclear circumstances, a lot of impostors appeared, posing as a miraculously saved goal. among them was the famous emelyan pugacheva, it is known that they executed him in moscow without bringing him to the capital, because they were afraid that he might turn out to be the same king and then a curse. so, having checked all the sources of information, we were convinced, in an incomprehensible way, all the places where the ancient chukhon temples stood until today, tragedies and death are attracted by the foundry bridge, and in one canal and the house of peter i a

to peter and even two monuments of peter will be one.h, and even three monuments to peter and the one that was named the huge one took all the glory to itself, it was not found, a coverlet of a suitable size was held ; and just a year before that, there was just a river here, that section of the embankment on which we are now standing, it was a breakdown. uh, the monument itself is actually, but its place was covered with sand and connected to our shore , a kind of peninsula arose, konstantinovich or did not leave the site. it was really unique titanic work. and when peter the great stood up to his full height, disputes began, disputes about how similar not similar, but really taste. after all, few argue about the appearance of christ in rio de janeiro or the states of liberty in new york. by the way, they stand in their places. christ towers over brazil statue of liberty in front of america, but with peter there are questions between the einam factory in red october and the central house of artists of the tretyakov gallery on the bersen

peter moutos.on o'neal mowatt. >> christopher michael mozzillo. >> stephen vincent mulderry. >> richard muldowney jr. >> michael c.mullan. >> dennis michael mulligan. >> peter james mulligan. >> michael joseph mullin. >> james donald munhal. >> francisco munoz. >> teresa munson. >> robert michael murach. >> caesar agusto murillo. >> marc a.murolo. >> brian joseph murphy. >> charles anthony murphy. >> christopher w. murphy. >> edward charles murphy. >> james f. murphy iv. >> james thomas murphy. >> kevin james murphy. >> patrick murphy. >> patrick sean murphy. >> raymond b. murphy. >> and my father rim on joseph metz, iii, i'm so proud to be your daughter, i miss you so much. >> my sister tamar thurman, sergeant, u.s. army, department of defense, pentagon, e-ring. tammy, for your family and friends who knew and truly loved you, we truly miss you. it's been 21 years but i will say this, say no worries, sis, i've got your six and i'll keep you in my mind and my heart always and forever. >> robert eddi

go ahead peter. a biden came to power saying that he was going to restore our american hegemony after the trump years. and he was going to unite the europeans behind the americans. and i says, is going to provide leadership to the world. and we see how well that's worked out, situation internationally has only gotten worse in the past 2 years. and the reason why we can't allow this kind of bifurcation, this kind of division is because we're facing existential crises with dealing with the climate is the most obvious while now as the, as europe is burning, as the runways are melting in london, i as the fires this, this, the heat wave people are dying. it's only going to get worse, only going to get much, much worse. and we're facing an existential crisis because of the nuclear threat. the west is committed, europeans in the united states are committed to defeating russia. even though they themselves say, many leaders understand that if they succeeded and made potent desperate, then russia would likely

peter died. the wedding, the false testament was burned, the first tragic mistake was followed by the second . the nieces of peter i, with her accession to the throne of the long-armed , became the main personal enemies of their empress. in the same birch, where menshikov died shortly before, but they were not forgotten, and after 8 years silence was denounced. as a result, the dolgorukov case was resumed. they said that the former tsar's bride ekaterina dolgorukova liked the silence, but she did not reciprocate him . in addition, ekaterina's brother ivan dolgorukov, as it should be beaten slyly, then, in the best traditions, the rejected lovers wrote in petersburg, that the dolgoruky’s violent words offend the imperial person and prepare a conspiracy, the reaction followed instantly ivan dolgoruky was sent to tobolsk and subjected to terrible torture. on the rack, the former favorite of peter ii spoke about a forged will. what can't i hear? what is a testament? i myself wrote the will of the lat

of the ideal sloop of many lives christian love and devotion, saints peter.are being treated by the patrons of the orthodox family and the slubu. the lord introduced this couple in a marvelous rank. the brother of the prince of murom, peter , having fallen ill with a stretch of the ailment, went to search and lekro the urazan lands to cure the prince , begging that if i had become his husband for my recovery, peter was doing his duty and uzyao feoronizhonki. for their earthly life, the holy couple showed an incredible reality all the joys and bad times alone, and they are used to flooding on the floor, a tip, the lemurom boyars rebelled from the support of the prince of us from the solyansk estate, and demanded from the prince from the mob from the settlement, peter did not force the auronia and left the city at once. the people themselves asked the prince to return and take the place of the lawful kirovka . before their death, according to the gods from above, both the husband and wife accepted the manaske in bright green. josin david, saints. petra, sauroni

peters: dr. shogan, it is a big job ahead of you and it is important for the committee to hear from you. how do you view the role of nara and complying with the several records laws we have throughout the government? dr. shogan: thank you for that question. the national archives leads the federal government in the records retention policies and procedures. in particular, it relies upon federal agencies that supply those records to provide the national archives with paper records at this point in time, and is in the future, digital records, so the repository of our nation's story can be complete. sen. peters: as archivist, what do you plan to do to improve the federal records preservation process we currently have? dr. shogan: thank you for that question. the major challenge for the national archives going forward will be the transition from a primarily analog or paper repository to a primarily digital repository. when that does happen, when the records starts to come from federal agencies in that

then they asked me, when i met tina peters. i said, you are the fbi, you know i met her at the cyber symposium a year ago. of course you know that. everybody knows that. >> okay, so, tina peters, who is she? she was one of the speakers at that election conspiracy cyber symposium as he euphemistically called it. mike lindell put that together last august. and that was where he claimed that he would reveal this definitive, demonstrative proof that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump. and of course, you know, like all of this, there it is all nonsense, there's no evidence. it's made up. lies lies, lies, lies. tina peters, though, is a really important figure. because she is not just another one of these obsessive coup plotting pro insurrection cranks. she is one of the few people in that world who had actual power overseeing actual elections. and according to court filings, she abuse that power. quote, devising and executing a deceptive scheme which was designed to influence public servants, breached security protocols,

hold up cardi b. >> peter: he knows. >> steve: cardi b. to mrs. d.sse: your father won. how do you feel? [laughter] >> peter: i'm glad when i saw the paddles i thought it might be a hazing thing. this is better. >> jesse: not going to get paddled today. we will wait for the briefing tomorrow. thank you guys very much. good job. congrats on the book and congrats on the french binder reader. you are giving her a run for her money. which seinfeld star is holding this dog? ♪ ♪ i would say that to me an important aspect is too... meta portal with smart sound. helps reduce your background noise. bring that sense of calm, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, let safelite come to you. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's

peter: really tough on you.freedom to speak openly, the right to be heard, and for the catholic church to treat them as individuals, not symbols of their father's failure. linda: i'm not doing the lies and the secrecy anymore. i'm not carrying that shame. i have to step past it. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 [crowd chanting] women's rights! male announcer: good evening, in a landmark ruling the supreme 73ú3ú+ú+ú+ú+ú+ú court today legalized abortions. kathryn diss: almost 50 years ago, the supreme court gave women the right to abortion for the first time in us history. male: what about the baby's rights? you're all gonna go to hell. kathryn: the controversial ruling in the roe v. wade case has divided americans for decades. male: abortion is murder. kathryn: now the conservative south is launching its biggest challenge. philip gunn: on behalf of the state of misssippi, we are pro-life. phil bryant: it is law.

peter: very much the commentary.e are expecting 75 and that is what the markets have been pricing. getting to a terminal rate in full caution, which is what the market is pricing. but any guidance will be much followed and people will feed into the nuance of the commentary in terms of an indication on how happy they are with the progress in interest rates and inflation. what they think is happening to the labor market is important as well and to financial conditions. there will be lots of focus not just on the move itself, but the message that comes with it. tom: the importance of the commentary from jay powell later this week. peter oppenheimer, goldman sachs chief global equity strategist, on everything from the fed to what is happening in europe and the boj the pressure on kuroda. coming up, rate hikes in play. sweden's riksbank kicks off their avalanche of central-bank decisions this week with an expected 75 basis points increase. we will get that announcement in about 10 minutes' time. stay with us for that. thi

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret.e noticed something while out on the campaign trail with president biden this weekend when he is surrounded by midterm voters he spends a lot of time talking about maga republicans. but back here at the white house, surrounded w by the cabit he is trying to stick to official business. >> i'm not a fan of big fan of trickle down economics. i find the trickle stops fairly quickly coming down. >> peter: he is also not a big fan of so-called maga republicans. >> the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate and division. >> peter: he is making a point about their policies, too. >> these trumpys, these maga republicans in congress are coming from your social security as well. >> peter: the president is referring to a proposal by senator rick scott to address wasteful government spending on voting on every spending program every five years. >> of course he is going to lie about it. what i believe is we have got to do everything we can to

peter the great what was done.ere again, clear historical parallels will come to the head on the territory of ukraine. peter i crushed the separatists who tried to split off part of the russian people from russia , led by the then mazepa, who, by the way, was peter's favorite and betrayed him for which then peter specially for him such a multi-pood order of judas made. having dealt with these separatists who were on the territory of ukraine, peter continued the war with sweden, but not in order to capture it, but in order to stop northern war which continued for 21 years just to live in peace. peter wanted who didn’t give it to the swedes, the anglo-saxons behind stockholm was london , which financed, which sent its fleet, which began to see russia as the main rival back then at the beginning of the 18th century and remember the outcome of this war e world, which was signed in the city not a state nishtat world. russia bought all these territories. why did peter, who won the war, pay money to the loser, because gre

senator peters: there's not a sift -- mr. boland: for the safety team they've moved into a central team. i did not experience products like videos or others carrying a metric that is incentivizing trust and safety. senator peters: that's not there? is that the case as well? mr. roetter: yes. i agree there's that promotion system, compensation system, review system. the problem with trust and safety metrics typically companies may have top level goals and maybe one is trust and safety. the problem it's at odds with the other metrics and the other metrics always win. if i'm an engineer building a livestream product, if i launch it and gets some usage, that's a feather in my cap. that's something i can say that's what i did. it will help me with promotions, compensation, career advancement. if at the last minute i decide not to launch that product because i realize i can't control some of the safety aspects and we shouldn't do it if we can't do it without certain safeguards, i get zero credit for that. it's as if i've done nothi

. >> peter, yesterday you asked a question so complicated no yes or no answer. >> peter: back to the video, concerns of crime are bad enough in some places some citizens are taking matters into their own hands like this business owner in florida. >> i don't mean no harm, i'm not from around here. i got a big [bleep] gun but i'm not from around here is what i'm saying, i'm from chicago, bra. >> peter: the sheriff now says words seem to fail you when your felony attempt is thwarted by lawful and righteous force. have a look at this graphic. crime is measurably up in chicago, 37%, los angeles 12%, new york city 36%, and new orleans up 34 1/2%. and voters are giving republican candidates the edge on both the economy and crime. so we tried to get the president's point of view. >> does the president think america's big cities are safe. >> it is not a yes or a no question. >> jen psaki says crime is a huge vulnerability for democrats. why would she say that? >> i don't do electoral politics from here as you know, but i don't agree with your characterization of what she actually said. >> pet

flux gourmet is the new film by peter strickland, and i want to start by saying i love peter stricklandre, a culinary collective have a residency at a sonic catering institute where they�*re going to workshop their latest food art performance. fatma mohamed is the head of the collective, gwendoline christie is the head of the institute, where everything is about food and theatre. have a taste of this. you're in the shops. you're looking around. items all around you. maybe you need some tomatoes for that soup. squeeze them to make sure they're ripe. you're pushing your trolley along, looking around, and there's mrs cheeverly. you don't really like her, but a quick nod of the head will suffice, and that will allow you to proceed to the dairy counter. maybe you could ask the cheese laddie to slice you a few hundred grams of taleggio and he can wrap it up for you _ he licks his fingers before taking the wrapping and you don't really like that, but you're too polite to say anything. put the cheese back in your trolley and head to the spice cabinet. some herbes de provence to sprinkle on the

join amy, peter baker, co-author of the new book -- joining me, peter baker, co-author of a new book, hugo lowell, vivian salama, and in studio, just the two of us, nancy cordes, the chief white house correspondent for pbs news -- cbs news. hugo, it's your first time on "washington week." i'm going to start with you, also because of your expertise. when you look at the legal problems former president trump is facing just this week, what are possibly the most serious now and in the long term? hugo: the two potential charges -- the charges that came up this week are significant with the new york state ag civil suit, but also the doj's into his -- investigation into his mishandling of classified documents which were stashed around mar-a-lago. they are equally potent. if you look at the state ag suit, that would end the trump organization in its current form. it would permanently barred from and his adult children from -- bar trump and his adult children from holding office in new york. there is a referral to the southern district of new york for potential federal charges. the fact that t

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. the white house says they are aware that one of those planes carrying migrants may soon touch down at an airport near president biden's beach house in delaware. and, in the meantime, president biden is telling us that the reason for this influx of migrants at the border is changing. >> immigrants coming from central america and from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. >> peter: totally different because central america and mexico are not in the so-called northern triangle the vice president has been focusing on. >> the president asked me to take on the role of leadership in addressing the root causes of migration. and to focus on the northern triangle countries. >> peter: that could be el salvador, honduras and guatemala. >> what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. >> peter: 1 people arrested at the border on august are on the fbi's terrorist screening database. among 78 so far this fiscal year. triple the last five fiscal years combined which demonstrat

fashion in the era of peter to clean your teeth from here we will see peter mart in love, beautiful peterued a decree that forbade the marriage of children, without their consent, the heroes of the film the cathedral, the prince, the badarin, cannot come to terms with peter's innovation, marries his daughter masha in the old fashioned way. who is to blame for the fact that masha's fiancés are fleeing the former serf ivan starshov, and now the soldier of the preobrazhensky regiment is not about but sirotkevich channel one hello on the air news in the studio of sergei tugushev in the donbass, ukrainian nationalists opened fire on donetsk on petrovsky, kuibyshevsky, kirovsky district of the city , a total of 10 nato -caliber shells fell, a little earlier, militants fired at zaitsev’s igolmovsky panteleimonovka in the dpr, as the militants said in the joint center for control and coordination . missile strikes were also carried out on novaya kakhovka in the kherson region, where a large hydroelectric power station is located, according to reports from the local administration, eight explosion

that's the interest of the public and the museum community to peter and pay attention, as if the entiren conference, which was called the petrovskaya assembly in troitsk on tagan rog for the region, is the central event of the entire jubilee year. this is not just satisfaction of the research interest of a narrow circle of specialists. a wide popularization of history just for this purpose within the framework of the all-russian this is a museum on the route of russia sign an agreement between the government region, the federal agency for tourism and the fund, the elizabethan-sergius educational society in the fund is implementing the project of the imperial route, it now includes the rostov region as a whole and taganrog in particular , immediately the prospects were drawn yes, how will it develop here widely and effectively, because in fact e history has developed, so it assumes, e, the rostov region one of the first places in the imperial route, because here the platform and speech are almost ready, not only about the places and events associated with the name of peter the great, the

susan and peter, i'm not letting you go.hen we come back, we are going to dig into their new, get ready, 650-page book the divider. the because some of the most frightening stories about what actually happened inside the trump white house yet. and later, you are going to meet erika tao me erick adame -- to his mother. what happened? a loss is to do the job and now he is having to fight to find out who did this to him. why would happen to him as a warning to all of us, what is privacy? what are you doing on social media? and when you private life quickly becomes your public life. the 11th hour just getting underway on a tuesday night. esday night. ♪ ♪ away suitcases are designed with 360-degree spinner wheels. ♪ ♪ so you can go with the flow. ♪ ♪ with that being said, my generals and my military, they have decision-making ability. >> i will leave that decision to myself and my generals and my admirals. okay? not to you. i was upset with my generals because they were not getting it finished. >> the former guy is calling u.s. m

peter: increasingly that is being priced.on't think that is going to be the key determiner where european markets go. i think -- the european economy to intervene successfully in gas prices, which will have a much more important effect on the consumer, which is where a lot of the concerns are right now. it is an interest rate move. it might help moderate the currency. the key thing is going to be in europe. a lot of that will be determined by the impact on the energy crisis. tom: we see that cap on russian gas or russian oil coming through. peter oppenheimer on the shape of the recession here in europe and the u.s.. goldman sachs chief, global exit strategist, stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ alyx: it is time to look at some of the biggest to start -- >> i'm ritika gupta. vision -- the world's biggest tech investor is slashing a minimum of 100 positions earlier this year. south korea's new u.s. rules for american-made electric vehicles and batteries as a per trail. that is a -- a betrayal. that is according to an official i

i wrote peter i in the meantime, i wrote it.the father of the people in revised the history of russia, peter the great became, without my knowledge, the proletarian tsar and the prototype of our joseph. i already see all the ivanovs in front of me. formidable and other rasputins rehabilitated who became marxists and glorified, i don’t give a damn about gymnastics. it even amuses me to have to really be an acrobat. the bear of the show in sashka fadeev or i and orenburg are all acrobats, but they are not counts. and i'm count damn it, and our nobility managed to give too few acrobats. understood, my lot is very difficult. did tolstoy really take everything so lightly, was he really an absolutely unprincipled person, or alone with his conscience was he different nobody knows the truth, but perhaps tolstoy peter looked like stalin with some kind of riot, and tolstoy also collected everything related to the era of peter i while working on the novel. he wanted to create in his office the atmosphere of peter the great , his friends, c

peter, thank you very much. that was journalist peter cost love in rigo of course will keep you up to date on any further developments in those shootings in russia. now to italy, where results from that countries election show a clear victory for an alliance of right wing parties. the paves the way for georgia maloney to become italy's 1st female prime minister and its 1st par right leaders since the 2nd world war. but record low turn out has cast a shadow over the pole victory for georgia. maloney with her brothers of italy, leading a right wing coalition to a majority in both houses of parliament. maloney is on track to become italy's next prime minister to see if they are called on to govern this country. we will do so for every one will be, will govern with the name of uniting people for him. all will get you will be and seeking to make them more united rather than divide when you should be. dd to this is melanie and her party got just 4 percent of the vote in the 2018 election since then. she stone down her

this tactical advantage was appreciated by peter when he was in a scythe.uring the great northern war , the russian army of peter the great was housed together, the city itself, together with the town in alexandria, was brought in by the defenders with structures, which a little later received the name petrovsky val. during the northern war, the rodivilovsky castle was already was not, and for defense, peter used these five-meter powerful shafts. and he himself lived in a house nearby, it is here that it is easy to imagine how in the evenings peter went to the banks of the dnieper and admired the beauty of the river, but you should not imagine peter as a kind of romantic when he had to retreat. he burned the dig along with the castle, taking with him all the weapons. nowadays. petrovsky val has been reconstructed ; now reconstruction holidays and mass celebrations are held here. in the meantime, i am finishing sightseeing in the shklov region. but this does not mean that the sights themselves are over. there are many more routes ahead and we will see you on

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that was peter bowes speaking _ uk. that was peter bowes speaking to _ uk. to me a - uk. that was peter bowes speaking to me a little - speaking to me a little earlier. a reminder of our news before we go. ukraine and its allies have announced plans by russia's proxy authority to state referendums on russia. we can show you the scenes and fact in the ukraine foreign ministry which called the vote another attempt by russia to legitimise its wall of oppression, zaporizhzhia has announced that voting would start friday. we'll set to bring updates on that story when we get them. we can cross live to the un gaa in new york where the japanese prime minister has been speaking on this as well. thank you for watching. first major hurricane ida with wind gusting over 130 mph, getting close to bermuda thursday, friday. it could maintain the hurricane status as it slams into canada, aidan and abetted by warmer sea waters in the north atlantic, and instead of spending towards as it could be towards the arctic, very warm air. back to our shores, cool conditions. milder wi

and the so-called testament of peter the great, peter i, which never existed, about the fact that, well, the main goal of russia is the capture of europe. well, all the other outrages and horrors there, which supposedly were allegedly written in the will of peter the great, this will was not this will was not existed, nevertheless, napoleon and this still confirmed his legitimacy. here we are going to liberate poland and here we are. do you remember that the russian and russia are an absolute evil that wants to take over europe. that was in 1812. i assure you that nothing has changed since then. since then, this is exactly how everything has been all the time, you need to free some poland from the russians, and all the time you need to remember about the will of peter i, if not peter i, then lenin or stalin or putin, who bequeathed, order and are going to seize all of europe. on the one hand, this image of russia was created, uh, how a threat like a terrible ah-a terrible pressing this neighbor with a huge incredible territory simply exceeding the territory of europe, uh, repeatedly. le

peter?t get over the measures that we have to take in parts of this country right now, given what happened at uvalde and elsewhere, that they have an eight-foot fence around a school. it looks more like a penitentiary than like a place of learning. >>> despite the outrage over what happened there in uvalde, the republican governor of that state, greg abbott, resisted raising the age to buy assault-style rifles. last week, he claimed it would be an unconstitutional move to make that happen. >> there have been three court rulings since may that have made it clear that it is unconstitutional to ban someone between the ages of 18 and 20 from being able to buy an ar. it's clear that the gun control law that they are seeking in uvalde, as much as they want it, it has been ruled to be unconstitutional. >> that was governor abbott. joining me now is texas state senator gutierrez outside the school where so many kids returned to class today. thank you for being with us. i want to get your reaction to