monuments to catherine once they were already demolished in 1920. then. this was done by the communists as part of the fight against russian imperialism . at the beginning of the 2000s , the odessans themselves restored the monument as a sign of gratitude to the founder of the city . three were wounded , one died after the shelling of donetsk by the kiev security forces, nato shells rained down on the city. caliber damaged building pension fund and school the night before, ukrainian formations attacked the city center with rockets from hail installations at the time of the arrival of one of the shells. a video surveillance camera recorded another ammunition that broke through the wall of a residential building explosions thundered in the release of the institute of emergency and reconstructive surgery in the villages of aleksandrovka and kremenets as a result of strikes , thousands of residents were left without power supply. freed from the nationalists, mariupol has now turned into one big construction site every day. they open repaired or newly built so

heavy equipment stood next to the plywood, the monument to catherine once was already demolished in 1920. then the communists did it in the framework of the fight against russian imperialism, they restored the monument in early 2000, the inhabitants of odessa themselves, as a token of gratitude to the founder of the city, this time the city council took the decision to dismantle it. it is reported that the residents themselves allegedly voted. three wounded, one died after the shelling of donetsk by kiev security forces, they brought down on the city shells of nato caliber damaged the buildings of the pension fund and the school the night before, ukrainian formations attacked the city center with rockets from grad installations the moment one of the shells arrived. a video surveillance camera recorded another ammunition , explosions broke through the wall of a residential building, thundered near the institute, emergency reconstructive surgery in the villages of aleksandrovka and kremenets, as a result of strikes to thousands of residents, was left without power supply, what is happening

m and briefly about different things, do you know that catherine ii was a witty woman, once count suvorovapers, the name of the field marshal, recalled that suvorov informed catherine of the victory in his corporate style. hurray warsaw is ours, to which the queen replied. hooray, paramedic ekaterina, did you know that the flying islands are the business of the future in the united states , a solar- powered unmanned aerial vehicle is being successfully tested. he was in the air for 7 whole days, according to the developers. nothing is not prevents such birds from flying beyond the clouds. many months behind the clouds. after all, during the day, the sun always shines there. our today's program has come to an end, travel with us. travel yourself. what happened did something fall?

a secret task, for which they will have to die to make three ladies lose their heads at once, including catherinebut to cover up their mission. the italian will make a wig and turn a village serf into a court lady. from that head is not there. you something what interest someone else's head? you are no longer a stranger, and mine the fact is that casanova , unlike don juan, with whom he is often confused and confused, was a completely different character. he never destroyed the lives of his beloved women, but on the contrary, he inspired them and very often he taught them. look like a couple of hours to jump will become whether the refined lady is a simpleton and what will happen during her reincarnation, we will find out soon. do not miss the serial film casanova in russia the first series. watch today right after the program time and on this i have everything for now and now the word to colleagues from good morning. thank you so much. we wish everyone a wonderful winter day and the whole working week, because today is monday , december 12, yulia zimina and sergey babaev are with you today is no

elizaveta petrovna immediately took him away from the mother of the future catherine the great and allowed her to visit her son oncehe future father peter iii and hardly saw him at all, they said that his real father was emerger saltykov and some argued that catherine gave birth to a dead child and was replaced by a chukhonian baby from the village of boilers version that paul was not the son of peter iii turned out to be tenacious courtiers circles. only when pavel petrovich had matured did his contemporaries begin to recognize both his father's madness and his military manners did not look like his parents. outwardly, pavel was in many ways his mental copy, right down to illness and habits. for example, walking around the room with long steps and incoherently talking with a companion, most often with his wife maria feodorovna, who once catherine ii was forced to hide her husband's madness from those around her only grandson. she loved it very much, and over time it began to think about how to transfer the throne by paul, bypassing him whose father she considered crazy, it took care of education in advance. heir,

you know her behavior, such red flags, well, let's say she once put a portrait of catherine the seconder table, considering her to be such a role model, meaning a strong, powerful woman who ruled russia, completely ignoring the role of catherine the second there in the final establishment in the russian empire of the most rigid and immoral system of serfdom there when people were simply deprived of everything when there the life of serfs and serfs it was probably even worse than well and exactly the same how is the life of slaves there in i don't know in the southern states oh yes she put it on the table for herself it is not clear that there was ignorance lack of empathy or the ability for some kind of you know for some kind of megalomania in me that is, i can honestly say for the first time in years merkel i liked her very much, mainly because of the contract as a zashuriloder, schrüder obviously led a more luxurious life than a german politician could afford, and because of this he went to gazprom, that is, he loved luxury there, you looked at everything and merkel was emphasized an

for example, once at a court ball a marvelous conversation arose with empress catherine ii, when the d mood, she showed attention to the guests and, not without humor, led conversation so once upon a time, pay attention to your field marshal. she sympathetically asked what to treat the dear guest alexander vasilyevich answered specifically bless, the queen of vodka ekaterina you noticed the game, but then what will my beautiful ladies-in-waiting say, who will talk to you and be kind, and then a phrase sounded saluting in my soul your majesty they will feel what the soldier says to them. how much respect and love for the russian soldier is in this phrase? you can’t karaganda where should we go, or maybe we’ll ask someone and at the same time we will find out everything where you can dine about something julia foie- and i really want to hmm eat. shrimp whoever takes a pack of shrimp will get a water pump. the french limit is torn, i have a girlfriend who also went to moscow to win a job arranged with the language. it is true to work at night on the street, but to work out decently. no.

catherine boss. we went through a law together once when a patient collapsed. we ran over to help him without thinking about our own safety . yamma. many of their colleagues had severe cases themselves for and for made often there were nurses working in the isolation ward if anyone came down with covey data element it as in umbrella mother and to this day have a major problems such as blood vessel damage and breathing problems or so on. my record at doria, lymphoma ya canal, into the pandemic claim, the lives of more people working on health care than in any other sector. and them . yeah. caroline casarez is on her way to a demonstration in downtown, when, as ari's, even before the pandemic, she belong to a union and serves as general secretary of the association of nurses. argentina is a football, crazy nation. and to day, the much has been organized to help raise awareness of the plight of health care workers. the nurses are playing a team from the mayor's office. with me as a certified nurse. i've been working for 16 years and a public hospital in the city.

of ukraine in odessa that night they demolished two monuments at once, symbols of the city, a sculpture of the russian empress catherinei the founder of odessa under cover of darkness was dismantled, and on the pedestal instead of her , the ukrainian flag was installed in another area of ​​c. at the same time, heavy equipment demolished the equestrian statue of alexander suvorov, like catherine the great russian commander for the current ukrainian authorities, was conditionally a bone in the throat since the coup d'état in 2014. kiev, which now honors the nazis, is trying to freeze out of the memory of the people any mention of our common history of the victim of the scandalous law on ticommunization becomes not only the soviet legacy is everything, what is somehow connected with russia the parliamentary group on the special military operation will help to remove any barriers that arise on the way to the victory of our military, its first meeting was held today, and andrei turchak, secretary of the general council of united russia, headed the group the task is to constantly identify systemic problems . together with th

catherine sent selected troops and the best to meet the enemy commanders. she has always had a special flair and skillfully promote talented people. count peter rumyantsev was onceer iii even after the coup. expecting disgrace catherine appointed him commander of the first active army. count aleksey orlov was considered by many to be a schemer. catherine entrusted him with the whole of the frame. alexander suvorov appeared in her field of vision as a nondescript thirty-year-old major. she gave him her portrait, on which many years later suvorov would paint this date paved the way for me to glory she holds victories in 93 battles and will become the only commander in world history who has not suffered a single defeat on july 18. the fifth year the battle on the largo river commander pyotr rumyantsev defeated the army with a twofold numerical superiority russian 38,000, turks 80,000 the fifth sixth seventh of july 1770 the battle in the chesme bay commander alexei orlov burned a turkish frame with a twofold numerical superiority russian 32,000, turks, 73,000 august 1, 1770 battle on the kagul river commander pyotr rumyantsev defeated turkish an army with a numeric

, so it’s better to ride only on specially equipped slopes, anna bolana once with a vetkul maxim bragin to america under catherinegrina in the first film fled to the monastery in the winter from the present, and in the second he will return it by accident, a forgotten past in the summer today in the moscow cinema in october, a big premiere, just a few months after the resounding success , with the support of our tv channel , the continuation of the lyrical comedy naughty 2 reportage by ivan kudryavtsev is released on wide screens. a huge film crew to the stage of the main first hall of the cinema center. october is everything. it is today with special excitement. of course we meet this premiere russian cinema continues to work to collect. uh, large halls of many viewers on the screens so it was at the beginning of the year with the films the naughty will be, and this time with the films the naughty 2 continuation of the story of the narcissistic and scandalous prankster under the nickname monster, who receives re-education in the male monastery, hiding from justice there, a new round of plot on this time in the c

conspiracy to make false statements catherine lisunova petevoda kuzvara oleksii osika voice of america washington to get used to prostheses instead of legs and once again stand up for the defense of ukraine this is what ukrainian defenders who came to the united states to recover from serious injuries are dreaming of, they defended ukraine from the first day of the full-scale war, bravely survived the loss of limbs and there will already be plans for the future, modern bionic prostheses for seven soldiers were made at their own expense by the american prosthetics center, and accommodation and rehabilitation were taken over by military volunteers, who received great attention and care about them in a shunt, however, they can't wait when they fully master the artificial legs and go to help the front, and maybe even return to the front again and talk with the ukrainian defenders. my colleagues iryna shynkarenko and oleksiy osika, i grew up with luke, the mechanic, the driver jumped out, then i didn't realize it yet the fact that i don't have legs, despite the fact that i am in the adventure of sound, there was a situation that i broke them off, that

in odessa , two monuments were demolished at once, the monument to the commander alexander suvorov catherinehe objects were repeatedly attacked by vandals, poured over with paint, applied inscriptions at the end of november, the odessa authorities decided that the statues of catherine ii and alexander should be removed altogether. suvorov was dismantled with the onset of darkness. vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with cuban leader miguel, ds canel, and the heads of state discussed partnerships in various fields. the conversation also touched upon the agreements that were concluded during the disconnel's visit to moscow. vladimir putin congratulated his colleague on the upcoming holiday of january 1 in cuba - this is the republic's liberation day, and warmly congratulated him on the upcoming new year. before the new year, the serb will remove all the barricades erected in the north of kosovo mitohi, as serbian president aleksandar vučić promised that the process would begin today and take a day or two. earlier, the head of state went to the south of the country to negotiate with re

we were talking with catherine rooney vera earlier who says, once you get to a certain point, these are: up until covid started most of the macroeconomics community was like, this is broken. the federal reserve showed they have no idea what that number is. unemployment kept going down and inflation did not spike. given all the disruptions in the labor market, particularly the drop in labor force participation, that affects the unemployment rate. the things they look to as a way to think about, what would normal and sustainable look like? it is really hard to know what that is at this point. i think this is where the fed has to get back leaning into the data. we have seen inflation coming down without wage growth slowing. that tells you there is some relief that comes without the fed pumping high interest rate increases, fast interest rate increases into the economy. it is time to be more patient and look at the early stages of the data. it takes a long time to get to consumer price inflation. kailey: on the subject of consumer price inflation or inflation in general, the fed looking at

among the people, but among the nobles, and peter once again brought a christmas tree to the yard and in the ki- at ​​the end of the 18th century , catherineower of moscow to the throne, which legitimized this market and obliged to ask all questions so so what a little christmas tree he was st. nicholas with the arrival of the communists again ah with the arrival of lenin when he was brought again he told the german diplomat already in the car that he made a coup and there was a vacuum uh how to celebrate the new year there was this vacuum for some years and already later for stalin was given an order to develop a soviet new year's manual, and again in the 37th bloody year. why bloody? because in the 37th year, the most people were killed, the most people were murdered, and the most repressions appeared. frost, but he is already called grandfather frost with the same dead girl who died near the christmas tree that he is lying on, now they called snow maiden and grandfather frost's granddaughter moscow snow maiden, that's what she is did she eat snowballs or what did she or she turn into a snowball? well, by the way, probably a snowball, th

once. and now we return to the topic of heavy snowfalls. in the center of the country , our meteorologist joins me. and catherine grigorova katya greetings well, snowdrifts in moscow apparently, they have already reached this mark of 10-15 cm in the morning according to sensations. so there was a true feeling of not being deceived by the snow. indeed, a lot fell out in moscow, you got 11 mm from the camera in tula 20, that is, the snow cover was restored in places. even the saturday values ​​were exceeded by the traffic police of moscow and the region. in the morning, some sections of the roads had to be blocked for a while to let the snowplows through. this is a video from the leningradskoye highway, snowfall of such intensity in the metropolis always becomes the cause of problems on the roads. the highway is busy today. already at 7:00 am. rated b five points in the last hour. almost a maximum of 9 points to us on the moscow ring road, some sections . trucks stand on both sides, occupy all rows , not all heavy trucks were able to overcome the rise. they are blocking the road now. here is such a situation on the moscow ring road in the area

catherine ii. in addition, they were germans by origin, speaking with an accent, allegedly. she onceappily pushed away from her, the cooled dish with the words fi no greta, which is consonant with the word vinaigrette , however. what is a real vinaigrette? the queen's cooks, of course, knew his portion easily fits in a tiny saucepan, because initially it was called that not a salad, but a dressing thank you on the basis of an excusable mustard oil and wine vinegar to french wiener perhaps, at some point, people from peasants who helped french chefs in the kitchens of wealthy russians, well, they mixed up something and transferred the names of the vinaigrette sauce to the salad that they seasoned and initially the vinaigrette salad was expensive a dish, for example, its variety called a dressing piece of sturgeon. yes, he froze on ice. here it was laid out on a plate beautifully, and all around it was decorated and cleaned. as it was said, then, uh, pieces of boiled vegetables. uh, maybe salty, yeah cucumbers. well, that's all, so to speak, at hand was another vinaigrette according to

enemy in the place or it was near the catherine church, now i will definitely not say in the appearance of it it's like that, well, it's like that, you know, i onceot long before the war. and i had a dream, what does it mean that anti-aircraft guns are firing at enemy aircraft in kyiv, and they told me that, well, in a modern war , this can't happen, it doesn't happen anymore, no i know if anti-aircraft guns opened fire in kyiv, but for sure now different means and the police are firing. at least the martyrs were shot down with machine guns on the spot, but such a war took place and the fact that in chernihiv, this fire was fired directly from the city limits near the historic center. this is how we see these shots now, and describe how it is a war in the city. - well, someone experienced it, someone did not experience it, more people still did not wait. thank god that the enemy came and entered their city, but these experiences should be evaluated and understood, and understand how people reacted to it, because you know today our city is shooting and you you don't know what now there won't be any foreign hail here, how did it feel, please uh, i'

catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailerfor their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn oncevisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and theirfamily life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also critical of the royal household, of the support they had received, of the way they had been treated. they spoke of media manipulation and intrusion. as harry and meghan tried to negotiate their departure from the uk and royal duty, harry met with his immediate family at sandringham. he said it didn't go well, describing a fractured family relationship. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true, and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. but you have to understand that from the family's perspective, especially from hers, there are ways of doing things and her ultimate sort of mission goal/responsibility is the institution. it was very much their side of the story. from

catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailer for their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn onces within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and their family life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also critical of the royal household, of the support they had received, of the way they had been treated. they spoke of media manipulation and intrusion. as harry and meghan tried to negotiate their departure from the uk and royal duty, harry met with his immediate family at sandringham. he said it didn't go well, describing a fractured family relationship. it was terrifying to have my brother scream and shout at me and my father say things that simply weren't true, and my grandmother quietly sit there and take it all in. but you have to understand that from the family's perspective, especially from hers, there are ways of doing things and her ultimate sort of mission goal/responsibility is the institution. it was very much their side of the story. from the r

principle, to talk about everything in ukraine for a second, where it was before catherine the great, that is, in general, not even once- it wasn’t any, and nikolai from whom we know, they demolished a monument is a completely unfair definition of potemkin villages. these are all potemkin villages. kherson is a potemkin village, only soviet choreography taught us that it was like he was showing something that does not exist. but this infection is and is still there, and certainly all this is ours and it is ours not only because it is so historical, but because the people who live there think so, but there is another side to this medal than me and you agree. although you haven't expressed your opinion yet, you don't have to, you haven't said anything. i understand this is what we need to stop doing. this is what we need to stop. this agul humiliating mass and terribly annoying propaganda and their modern one. tours and bring their modern pop iconostasis into our society, into our minds, into our children and students. you know how it annoys me when i look. uh, you know, i love all sorts of uh, watching shows like, uh, l

in odessa, two monuments, symbols of the city, were demolished at once, the sculpture of the russian empress catherinea in. it's the same time. heavy equipment demolished the equestrian statue of alexander suvorov, like catherine the great russian commander for the current ukrainian authorities was like a bone in the throat since the coup d'état in 2014, kiev, which now honors the nazis, as heroes is trying to freeze out of the memory of the people any mention of our common history , not only the soviet heritage becomes a victim of the scandalous law on decommunization, but everything that is somehow connected with russia to achieve technological sovereignty with mikhail mishustin called on scientists the prime minister met with the president of the russian academy of science gennady, krasnikov discussed new challenges that arise against the backdrop of unprecedented sanctions scientists will help our industry to solve the tasks assigned to it, it is important to act as quickly as possible. in principle, important in order to understand today, the russian academy of sciences continued to solve all the

fresh off my plane from boston i got to william and catherine in real life. andrew morton once i mean , i felt that in my core i mean, i felt that in my core it was a thrill. i mean, i felt that in my core it was a thrill . well, i'm so it was a thrill. well, i'm so pleased for you . how close did pleased for you. how close did you get to the royal couple? i mean , i wanted to. i could have mean, i wanted to. i could have kissed the princess of wales . i kissed the princess of wales. i wanted to i mean, she's she was so beautiful and so kind and so sweet and i saw actually for the first time up close to and, you know, i tweeted . i could be know, i tweeted. i could be pregnant. i'm not sure that's how exciting it was . well, i how exciting it was. well, i think it's wonderful. i love outfit . oh, isn't she beautiful? outfit. oh, isn't she beautiful? and i'm, you know, i was so excited. that's one of diana's pieces of jewellery she's wearing around her neck, that choker . wearing around her neck, that choker. kate's wearing around her neck, that choker . kate's outfit wearing ar

fresh off my plane from boston i got to william and catherine in real life. andrew morton once i mean , i felt that in my core i mean, i felt that in my core it was a thrill. i mean, i felt that in my core it was a thrill . well, i'm so it was a thrill. well, i'm so pleased for you . how close did pleased for you. how close did you get to the royal couple? i mean , i wanted to. i could have mean, i wanted to. i could have kissed the princess of wales . i kissed the princess of wales. i wanted to i mean, she's she was so beautiful and so kind and so sweet and i saw actually for the first time up close to and, you know, i tweeted . i could be know, i tweeted. i could be pregnant. i'm not sure that's how exciting it was . well, i how exciting it was. well, i think it's wonderful. i love outfit . oh, isn't she beautiful? outfit. oh, isn't she beautiful? and i'm, you know, i was so excited. that's one of diana's pieces of jewellery she's wearing around her neck, that choker . wearing around her neck, that choker. kate's wearing around her neck, that choker . kate's outfit wearing ar

of passage for catherine boys passed down from generation to generation a on a had the how a set of yolanda my budget is $1500.00. there are 2 types of falcons, the white ones. and once that great, i want to buy one ball after bits of price haggling, i never scarf, he says with his choice. he plans to train has spoken to hundreds, right? he's already given it's a name much food arabic for famous that a height of al jazeera welcome. ah, ah, this is our 0. these are the top stories. polls have opened and soon as he is parliamentary elections, but turn out is expected to be low, where the opposition parties boycotting accused president chi said of carrying out a qu, they expanded his powers last year. i shall barbara has more from tunis. this is the 1st time that we're not going to see political parties having us say, this is all about individual candidates who will be elected to the next parliament. but the ultimate say will a stay with the president of this explain why.

catherine boys passed down from generation to generation. a on a how the, how a set of yolanda my budget is $1500.00. there are 2 types of falcons, the white ones. and once bed 3, i want to buy one ball after bits of price haggling, i never scarf, he says with his choice. he plans to train is spoken hunting, right? he's already given it's a name mush food. arabic for famous sat a height of al jazeera welcome. ah, ah, this is al serra, these are our top stories. polls have open for tonight. he has parliamentary elections but turn out is expected to be low, with opposition parties boycotting. they accused president case said of carrying out to to after he expanded his powers last year. how shamella barrow has more from tunis.

once and offensive inscriptions were written on it, well, they even dressed up in a cap. demolition of monuments in ukraine began back in 2015 with the adoption of the law on decommunization, but catherine ii of course has nothing to do with the communists and do not care. apparently it was her, odessa, who owes her appearance to the face of the struggle, not with the legacy of the soviet regime, which are so hated by ukraine, but. in principle, with the entire historical heritage, because everything is connected with russia, erase and knock out. here is the eighteenth century, kyiv diligently tries to mention in its textbooks only fleetingly. and catherine of slavs, for example, provinces in counties that, apart from lugansk, were in that including bakhmut and mriupol. all this action is aimed at artificial ripening. uh, artificial. uh, the creation of a nation of russophobes on the nation of anti-russia, all these actions are aimed at this and the complete eradication of the russian language, the complete eradication of any reminder. about e ties with russia, russophobic frenzy, false learned artists, writers and just internet trolls continue historical revisionism. here is an example

calibers and once again thank our air defense forces, great libra is not there will be calibres, it is 100%, but for the time being, mr. sergiucha, i will ask you about the monument to catherine ii, which was finally dismantled in odessa, and the russian propaganda, you know , reacted emotionally to this and even somehow connected yesterday's missile attack on odessa it's just like it's revenge for the dismantling of the monument and to catherine ii, it's just your interesting emotional reaction to all this , we always have a reaction, sometimes it's not for the air, uh, telegram channels, you should be allowed to hide some words if you're serious you know, i'm reminding you of the situation when the ladies went to bed and asked about kateryna, who is lying on the territory of the museum today, actually, if you connect these russian narratives, you see that they don't have, uh, nothing has changed in the methods, nothing has changed during the existence of this nepotism, they are all they are tied to something, this time they also took revenge for kateryna listen, well, first of all, they planned this shelling earlier, and in their calendar you can really always find some scr

odessa the dismantling of the monument to catherine ii began, by decree of which the city was founded 228 years ago in recent months. vandals attacked him more than oncepplied insulting inscriptions, put a red cap on his head. she had a noose for hanging, and then completely a sculpture of the empress, her associates were wrapped in black film and tightly fenced off. the russian soviet and russian past began in ukraine after the maidan, the monuments to lenin were removed, calling it a leninist attack. after the start of the military special operation, the attack on history intensified pushkin and gorky generalissimo suvorov and marshal zhukov, a native of kiev, mikhail bulgakov, who began not worthy of a memorial plaque in their native city, and the monument to the grave of general vatutin, mortally wounded from a bandera ambush, regularly desecrates, but they do not allow the remains of the house to be reburied in russia in lvov in the same captivity is the ashes of an outstanding scout nikolai kuznetsov, also ours from the urals. here is such a struggle with monuments in a race with some european countries, poland and the czech republic in the same

catherine ii began . in recent months, more than once became a victim of vandals.. the deputies of the city council accepted the defense of the monument. at first, the mayor of odessa spoke, but after he was blocked by an investigation from kiev, under pressure, he abruptly changed his position, according to local media after all, there will be no destruction of the figure of catherine ii after its demolition, they are supposedly going to transfer it to the odessa art museum. russia today is opposed by the collective west, led by the nuclear power of the united states, and this war was declared to us long ago. after the coup d'etat in ukraine, which was staged also overseas, the minister of foreign affairs spoke about this. sergey lavrov he gave a detailed interview to the big game program on channel one. mida noted that the european union completely submitted to the line of the americans, after all, for a long time. yes during special operations, western countries were preparing transport infrastructure to move military equipment to the east, and closer to our bor

once it has been pointed out or identified within yourself, you then need to make it right. it's education, it's awareness. from meghan, there's an implied criticism of william and catherinedemonstrative towards her. even when will and kate came over and i had met herfor the first time, they came overfor dinner. i remember i was in ripped jeans and i was barefoot. like, i was a hugger, always been a hugger. i didn't realise that that is really jarring for a lot of brits. i guess i had started to understand very quickly that the formality on the outside carried through on the inside. that there is a forward facing way of being. and then you close the door and you go, "oh, we can relax now!" but that formality carries over on both sides, and that was surprising to me. queen elizabeth, though, was warm and welcoming. meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy. i curtsied as though i was like... "pleasure to meet you, your majesty!" so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on an official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are growing weary. i think the

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once it has been pointed out or identified within yourself, you then need to make it right. it is education, it's awareness. from meghan, there's an implied criticism of william and catherineing been sufficiently demonstrative towards her. even when will and kate came over and i had met herfor the first time, they came overfor dinner. i remember i was in ripped jeans and i was barefoot. like, i was a hugger, i have always been a hugger. i didn't realise that that is really jarring for a lot of brits. i guess i had started to understand very quickly that the formality on the outside carried through on the inside. that there is a forward facing way of being. and then you close the door and you go, i can relax now! but that formality carries over on both sides, and that was surprising to me. queen elizabeth, though, was warm and welcoming. meghan recalled their first meeting at windsor castle and her first curtsy. i curtsied as though i was like... "pleasure to meet you, your majesty!" so, have these programmes changed anything? this morning, king charles was out and about on an official visit. buckingham palace is saying nothing publicly, though privately, officials are grow

catherine, back to you. >> all right, amanda, thank you very much. the national weather service calling the storm descending over much of the usa once in a generation. winter storm. and of course, the timing is just awful. roughly 113 million americans are expected to travel for christmas. the storm is expected to become a so-called bomb cyclone with blizzard conditions at sfo. today, travelers were greeted with partly sunny skies at times. anyway. flights were on time. the security lines were not too bad. people flying in from places like the frosty midwest said they were grateful to be somewhere a little warmer. >> i know all about snowstorms and delays. so i'm real. i'm thankful. >> that i be did. we did not want have to stay some place to go to a hotel something had this flight booked for over a month. and so i just >> playing got lucky. >> airlines are already issuing travel alerts for thursday and friday and that includes american airlines. american is waiving change fees to and from certain destinations. if people decide to fly at a different time. >> is that nice in airline actually to set the because it's kind of rare. all right. here's a l

september 1789, and after 5 years, catherine ii issued a riscript substantiating the new city, which they decided to name in honor of the greek colony, odessa, which had once this place for several centuries, this historical fact was considered an indisputable truth, however, now ukrainians insist that all this, allegedly the ministry of foreign affairs was created by the russians and did not take any deribas favorite of ekaterina khadzhibey. he supposedly took credit for himself. cossacks assault ladders shot up into the sky and in a moment the cossacks entered the battle with the turks by storm, the zaporizhzhya foremen of the chepega, the big-headed white and the tall, were in charge of moving, that at the very moment joseph deribas was recapturing the warehouses with provisions and weapons from the turks, which were located outside the fortress. however, it is he who gets all the glory for the capture of hadji, and that is, while the cossacks were hacking with the turks , deribas looted, but listen, what kind of cossacks, after all, catherine ii destroyed the entire zaporizhzhya sich a few years before all these events, however, modern ukrainians. and

once poured paint and so on. now it is being removed now. and somewhere there, it means that they are already moving this morning, instead of the dismantled monuments to catherine in odessa , the ukrainian flag was flying. but listen to these, well, just a bunch of some pathetic cretins. excuse me. e for this national yes splash, but nevertheless, it means that they put this one here, please excuse the rag. well, because, if compared with catherine ii with catherine the great, excuse me, please, but how is it not do you understand their heroes? there are heroes, and here, where are the heroes, you know? what's the matter, huh? catherine, at her command, according to her project, this city was built, both the city and the port. moreover , the port even a little earlier, in my opinion, the city was her idea. in every sense, right down to the drawing. there are those damn streets and so on and everything else, you know, but the monuments that still stand here and there and deribas. he was originally like some kind of spaniard, and so on, but deribas became normal, deribasovskaya street, do you understand what's the matter? and all they were in the service of cathe

deliberately timed to coincide with this tour of william and catherine in boston, which clearly has overshadowed prince william's earthshot prize once's here and earthshot and here. the jfk library and they are expected to meet presidents biden at some points afternoon. prince william is also going to be meeting john f kennedy daughter, caroline kennedy, who's just entered the building actually in the last 10 minutes, will say now what inspires prince william to start this astor prize was jfk's moonshot is trying to aim to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. and william wants decade. and prince william wants to solve climate to essentially solve climate change by the end of decade, or at least the process at least start the process solving change . so solving climate change. so i think katherine's think what katherine's are very much today's much hoping that today's narrative about charles and narrative is about charles and his meeting with biden rather than harry and meghan and the race. roberts is never inevitably packed. patrick we've seen front this seen the front pages this morning, we? it's so morning, haven't we?

catherine clark of massachusetts. >>> and one more time -- >> this is the fifth time my flame has been on the ballot in less than two years for the same doggone job. >> georgia voters go to the polls onceo decide who will win the last seat in the u.s. senate join us me for inside, is yamiche alcindor. >> jen psaki, and ashley parker, marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest-running scholls in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. donald trump launched his third bid for the white house just 19 days ago, believe it or not. already his campaign and the republican party are being tested, as he refuses to disavow the anti-semitic and racist part of the party that he's aligned himself with for years now. he's been endorsed by just a single senator, tommie tuberville. on the house gates, meat gates, marjorie taylor greene and gosar. not only are mike pence, mike pompeo, and nikki haley not supporting touch, but, but as this week a federal appeals court fast-tracked the mar-a-lago investigation, ending a special master review a