why did the artists nicole and michelle feldman paint a cossack on the wall of a capital building almost months ago? they created a whole series cossack drone operator cossack machine gunner cossack soldier the girls say they draw parallels between the modern war and the events of the past , some works have disappeared, they say this often happens with street art precisely because you don't ask for permission to do something, and if someone destroys it, it's right because you have such a dialogue. you're just doing something. permission so what is it to paint over if you want it to remain forever we would draw this here so these we also have the feldman sisters who created a series of tarot cards where each card depicted images and symbols in the war with emotions during the war period this counter created and this can remember at the beginning, anonymous, the author of these posters, the artist nikita titov, helped a lot; for him, a poster is a way to document the war. says the artist in honor of art, it will not go anywhere, well, at least for me, because this is just my story and my s

>> i think your honor you go back to the theory on which th c or claim six which is that forort feldmanpurposes for theoretical purpess not the court that's doingthe arming, it's the statute what the court does is provides a binding authoritative construction . so for purposeofhen mister reid was authoritivy bound, when his rights and duties were liquidated by article 64 that s e first trial court judgment and included the term he dislikes. it was notequired to appeal, he certainly wasn't required to rs a motion for rehearingas mister reconsidered today before he bought a 1983 action . there are no further questions. >> i'm sorry >> justice thomas. justice cavanaugh, further. justicejackson . so even if he had the full and complete cause of action after the trial court rules, this is what i understood you to say. do you dispute atn determining when the accrual date should be when the statute of limitations runs, we look at all sorts of things not just when the poor the koran put an injury occurred, let's say that was the injury at the time. i guess what i'm worried about is the suggeson

mom had been feldman, billions of dollars and these are expected to be signed during the visit. china is already the top consumer of saudi oil and that's the relationship that's expected to keep growing. she's also expected to meet other out of leaders during his visit . let's get more perspective on this from steve saying he's the director of the china institute of the school of oriental and african studies in london. professor, thank saudi arabia, has traditionally been a long term us alive. is president huge and being looking to change that relationship well, the relationship that saudi arabia maintains with both china and the united states have been undergoing changes anyway. and she is certainly seeking to cement that changing relationship. saudi arabia now is the, has china as the most important trading partner, one of the united states? what does children being want from soviet over? well, she didn't want to strengthen that relationship in order to ensure that energy security to china is cure, as well as to which out to the other countries in the goals and the arabic. well, jus

. >> reporter: feldman also takes antidepressants with higher doses october through may. >> there are tools out there that can help people be happy and lead a normal life. >> reporter: she wants others to know that the winter blues are real but help is out there. bradley blackburn, >>we have su the bay area. coming up we introduce you to a man in the east bay that has a special collection. >>> coming up, how one church is celebrat >>> fans throughout the bay area have different ways of showing their love for the niners. this morning, jocelyn introduced us to a man who has a collection that holds a special place in his heart. >> this is the red and gold report. >> reporter: brett mcallister has a collection of gifts he has been getting for years. he has been a fan since the 80s. >> how long have you had everything locked >> every year. it >> reporter: he mostly enjoys watching from home with his family. >> we were having a super bowl party at our house and my wife bought me this. i kept it because i really liked it. >> reporter: each item has a meaning behind it. >> our previous dog, r

dialogue between man and god, music will be played, and many composers of the 20th century, from them to feldmanent languages ​​will be played french english german, because the meaning and idea of ​​this festival. this is a lot of multilingualism. so to say, the dialogue of different cultures, styles and genres of the music festival is over, but the exhibition is still a common language , large-scale projects tell about all kinds of forms of communication between people in different eras, more than 500 exhibits works of art portraits of culture sacred book ancient manuscripts historical documents. the premieres on the stage of the children's musical theater of the young actor , the musical republic of shkid based on the famous book , young actors admit that the images of children who find themselves in a difficult life situation, who become delinquents were not easy for them, and the directors believe that the plot of the musical is still relevant today reportage by alexey nora. final run before the opening night finishing touches with practice sessions on stage artistic director's instructions

. >> reporter: feldman posted her stories on tiktok engaging others. >> yes, there was some mismanagementrter: americans are headed into the peak holiday shopping season with record debt as they buy things like gifts and even christmas trees, but they face record-high interest rates if they miss a payment credit card debt has soared 19% in the last year to a record $866 billion, and the average interest rate now nearing 20%. at that rate, making minimum payments on a $1,000 bill would take over nine years to pay off, racking up about $990 in interest. >> i got a lot of emails from the card issuers stating that the terms have changed and nine times out of ten, it's the interest rate that has been increasing >> it hasn't stopped you from spending the way you're spending >> no only because i feel like pressure to, you know v a good christmas for my children. >> reporter: experts recommend prioritizing 0% transfer cards and consolidating debt. >> no shame. you have plenty of company, but let's focus on bringing that interest rate down. >> reporter: there's other strategies too this hanukkah j

prince ma had been feldman for his alleged role in the murder of the journalist jamal kush oak g. the judge said there was credible allegations of the princes involvement, but he said he had no power to reject the u. s. government stance that the prince has sovereign immunity as a foreign leader. and we're going to go back to our top story today. the alleged plot that aim to topple the german government in berlin by force . and for more on that, i'm very pleased to welcome to be a skins bug, a writer and journalist whose books are based on a long term undercover investigations for months. he lived under a false identity among german right wing fringe groups like the iceberg to be, as thanks so much for joining us today. on d. w. can you help us understand how people like the iceberg as they're known, how they think, what it is their goal? well, and the core of the so called iceberg or movement as some something extremely dangerous, because it's extremely common. our promise in germany, it's not with this specific crew. it's how worse is with, with right wing conspiracy theories. t

it's aimed at 14 stronger ties between beijing and gulf countries. saudi crown prince, mom had been feldman welcomed the chinese presidents and according to a confirmed report she's visit is already bearing fruits. as $34.00 investments agreements have been signed, this continues and turn in china the saudi trade, which has amounted to more than $300000000000.00 since 2017 shooting pains, visits has already been compared to the us presence trip to react earlier this year . and despite joe biden transact, friendly and even doing a little fist bump with the saudi crown prince, they failed to reach any significance agreements. and just months later, the opec plus group of oil exports is which included saudi arabia agreed to flush the oil outputs with the moves walking criticism from washington. we spoke to c g t, n correspondent, young chin g who told us about the wide ranging areas of improving corporation. now tony present it in writing the yacht on wednesday on his birthday here in to 1000 capital with the official building in sal monday and grounding mama since i'm on an important operatio

and one of the things i saw in your pr materials was a comparison unorthodox by deborah feldman. so how many of us have watched unorthodox or read it? oh, my god, it's so good. put it on your tbr people. unorthodox is the story of how deborah feldman left a very i'm to remember if she was a satmar or has seed or a lubavitch hassid. but anyway, she was in a very hassidic sect of judaism in new york, in brooklyn, and she was really passionate about. now in the book, and this is a little bit fictionalized because she does have her own public life. but in the book, in the movie the character is really into music. and one of the things that is very moving to me about that i'm not saying being an orthodox or hasidic -- means you are in a cult. it does mean cultish language for sure. sure. one of the things that i want to note about unorthodox is this moment of sharing in the television movie when she's able to go the von zee in berlin, peel off the wig that has been with her for so many years since her marriage. you know, the the scene in unorthodox her head is shaved. and then she put

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. >>> dave feldman, greg papa. brought to you by manscaped. jalen hurts ran for not one, not two, three touchdowns in the eagles win against the bears. hurts has 13 rushing touchdowns on the season, one away from the qb record cam newton set in 2011. let's go to saturday. vikings completed the biggest comeback in nfl regular season history against the colts, trailing 33-0 at halftime. kirk cousins. cook's touchdown pass, two-point conversion tied it at 36. in overtime, joseph, 40 yards out. vikings win, 39-36. it's the best or the worst if you are a colt, 33 points down. san francisco 49ers did it in 1980. >> the human encyclopedia. >> dak prescott's pass goes off noah brown's hands. 52-yard touchdown. jags win it. the playoff picture, pop, looks like this. >> peterson is happy. that's the jacksonville special. >> and prescott. >> doing the splits. >> the 49ers now, as it stands are three. >> and that's as low as they can go. >> no, but they can go up to two. >> that's as low as they can go. low. pay attention. follow along. >> i got you. you'

you know pat cipollone, pat feldman who are testifying before the january six case, they also have a lot of information about the mar-a-lago documents case as well. so, these are two witnesses who know all about what donald trump did or did not do in both of these cases and the fact that they are now testifying before the grand jury, in the sea, before the january six grand jury, is not good for donald trump. we saw that pat cipollone said before the house committee, and there are multiple times when he was condemning donald trump's actions on january 6th and he was brought up to the line, or was about to say something more about donald trump, and he invoked executive privilege. the house committee could not do anything to force him to testify. well now grand jury is going to hear that testimony because those executive privilege arguments have been ruled out by the judge. >> mr. bennett, new topic. let's talk kanye west. antisemitic, awful, disgusting, rant today. kevin mccarthy criticized him when asked about it. however, kevin mccarthy has a whole lot of far-right colleagues in his

it is xfinity sports sunday, dave feldman with rod brooks. 49ers didn't need to come from behind yesterday. they were dominant. let's go to levi's stadium, where on christmas eve they were very impressive against the washington commanders. brock purdy, ray ray mcleod and the vest history. the niners take a 7-0 lead. later, taylor heineki. tied at 7 at the half. third quarter, third and four. purdy to george kittel. oh, kittel is coming in to himself again. 49ers lead 14-7. commanders go for it and come up short. that defense is good. best in the nfl. next drive, second and nine, purdy once again finds kittel. how about, rod, how good kittel is after he catch it is? i mean, just always finding more yards. first and ten, heineki, deep pass to mclauren. 51 yards, commanders inside the ten. second and goal, heineki, got time. there's mclauren. touchdown. 49ers lead cut to 21-14. heineki is picked off by jimmie ward. there's that good defense again. and heineki is done for the day. later that quarter, carson wentz, now in for the commanders. wentz to samuel. up 30-20. ensuing drive, fourth and

to split up their businesses as well could this be a trend for 2023 we'll talk about it with emily feldmanshe joins us here alongside bob pisani and it's great to have you guys both along with us. emily, you're always kind of trying to make the case for value here why do you think that 2023 is going to be an especially perfect year for this kind of activity. >> thanks, yeah. i think it's a couple of factors that are coming together first, obviously the macroeconomic is challenging right now with interest rates on the rise and stock market volatile and heading downward at various points so, you know, really sort of seeing that a lot of times what this does is that it makes the priority on focus that divestitures can help achieve important. by divesting certain businesses, companies are able to focus in on new resources in key areas of business that are central to their charge really helping them to align around those priorities as opposed to having a more diffuse portfolio. the second reason is also that we can really see divestitures helping to generate liquidity in certain cases and that

january six investigation, these interviews that they're doing right now with pat cipollone and pat feldman is not the and if an investigation. no matter how forthcoming these men are, they do not have evidence that can be compelling in front of a jury, and it is not going to get the prosecutor's very far. if you look at what happened in the oath keepers case, the charge that was the most successful was the charge of obstructing the act of congress. in that case, the prosecutors had extraordinary numbers of text messages with oath keepers ma'am birds directly saying to want to number, we are going to obstruct congress. we had extraordinary amounts of communication and we had people who decided to become government informants or plea deals, where their information was used to help the government. it is unclear whether or not the government has anything like that, the heavy donald trump and the this extraordinary mount of evidence. >> john let's go back to the politics here. if there are indictment involving former president trump and or his allies, what does that mean for biden and the democ

before we forgave them too much for their artistic talents, but here i will quote the fanegirshina feldmana georgievna ranevskaya talent, like a pimple can jump up on any ass. of these, many are comforting, and if you could write. for this young man, who did not yet possess your gift of foresight, so that you, the current one, who has already lived a lot of what he has not even lived close to , wrote to yourself in a past letter. antonovich to this, either or how you turn to yourself , dear, or, and then what do you advise yourself. you present yourself so on. i would advise myself. do what you like what do you think is necessary? i've been doing all my life. that is how the fate of man is the fate of anatoly wasserman when is everyone at home? time does not pass slowly . suddenly tonight you say i love you, suddenly tonight between a couple of phrases you dare to look up, as if for the first time. as if for the first time the streets of the alleys smell of fresh buns and the coolness of the morning breathes, everyone around was escorted through the yards. we are each other until the morni

charlie feldman, my little boy and our executive producer tom mazarelli turning not 6. >> we don't haveappy birthday >>> let's get to our 7:30 headlines. some good news for drivers gas prices are lower than they were a year ago. according to aaa the national average is $3.32, that two cents lower than last year the drop in prices is mostly due to a decline in worldwide energy demand it's welcome news for americans, of course, many traveling during the busy holiday season. >>> former theranos executive sunny balwani was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison he was convicted on 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy connected to the company's bogus medical technology that duped investors and patients his former business partner elizabeth holmes was sentenced last month and got 11 years in prison. >>> singer celine dion has revealed she is suffering from a rare neurological disease called stiff person's syndrome. that announcement coming in tearful instagram post earlier this morning. >> i've been dealing with problems with my health for a long time, and it's been really difficult for me to f

tom: i am of the camp it is a sovereign mass and the reporting i would hear from robert feldman, expertjapan, is companies there are in pretty good shape. tom: will hear the same argument here -- you will hear the same argument here in the united states. we will see if that holds up through 2023. and places it on the corporate side. we haven't had a long enough expansion to build up the leverage and that is why we hear that we will get a recession that is shallow? tom: i was thinking about doing a -- chelsea says they can't take 20 people. tom: where is that --jonathan: where is that? tom: downtown. some of our hipster staff has been there. jonathan: you get dropped off on 58. tom: i get dropped off on 59th? jonathan: i walk. tom: why do you do that -- jonathan: you actually walk a block? tom: i do two blocks. i have a cigar before i go to work. [laughter] it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile,