isidor and ida straus were still on board. ida straus refused to leave her husband isidor aside. my great grandmother saw them sitting together holding hands. --arm in arm on deck chairs on the deck of titanic as it went down. throughout the sinking, the band was on board playing ragtime tunes to try to keep the spirits up. but things grew more dire. and at about five minutes before the actual titanic fully went down, they played one final song. [music playing] there's a controversy as to what the last song was that the band played on the ship. if i had to give my own opinion, it would be nearer my god to thee because that's what wallace hartley said he would play if he was ever on a sinking ship. [music playing] not one single member of the band survived. they all died. [music playing] the sinking really accelerated around 2:15 when water reached the bridge. as the weight of water pulled the bow lower and lower, you still had this very buoyant stern of the titanic. all of a sudden, a wave sort of came over them and engulfed them. they felt the ship really sinking. people were tr

craig sopin: isidor strauss was a very rich man.rty: he made his wealth as a co-owner of the big department store macy's. don lynch: and you had benjamin guggenheim on board. greg daugherty: benjamin guggenheim was a 46-year-old industrialist. benjamin guggenheim was born into a fortune. he was not new money. he was old money. tim maltin: there was a very attractive actress on the titanic. greg daugherty: dorothy gibson. she had been a model for an illustrator, did a lot of magazine covers. craig sopin: she was also one of the highest-paid silent film actresses at the time, well known for quite a few films, even though she was in her early 20s at the time of the titanic . [melancholic music] julian fellowes: the first class on a ship like titanic were considered a kind of golden race, these marvelous men and women with their wonderful cars and chauffeurs and ladies maids and-- they were all gods and goddesses, really. tim maltin: but let's not forget that that same excitement went for even the third class passengers, from the riches

the first literary work of one of the three co-authors of the script , mikhail maklyarsky, who is isidord of working in the authorities at some point in the punitive, and then in the intelligence authorities, it was one of the brilliant heroes of our intelligence service during the great patriotic war. at the same time, in his soul there was always a craving for creativity, communication with cultural, interesting people, which he tried to realize, as soon as the great patriotic war ended, he decided on... made several films, but unexpectedly the bad advice of the film rebelled against kryuchkov: boris barnet did not have time to conduct long screen tests, here he had to watch all the famous thirty-year-old actors. the director was looking for a type that would combine masculine features with a certain sophistication and intelligence of the image. thirty-two-year-old pavel kadochnikov was recommended to the parnet by sergei zenshtein, who filmed the actor. i played the kadochniks, you would n’t believe me anyway, you have to be born a scout, kadochnikov turned out to be impeccable in his

and the ancient languages ​​that he taught, were for... 85 years ago, on may 25, 1939 , a film by isidorl fronts, creating his legendary series of photographs about the lives of ordinary people caught up in the war. a war correspondent has only one stake - his own life, he said. the most ardent desire. war photographer become unemployed 70 years ago in indikita, during his fifth war , robert capa died when he was blown up by anti-personnel mines. he was 40 years old. i always saw capa in the luminous robe of the great tarer, but this torer did not kill anyone - recalled his friend henri cartia brison. he fought bravely for himself and others in the cycle of events. by the will of rock, he was struck down at the apogee of his glory. argued one of the largest soviet literary scholars , mikhail alekseev, that like no other science it serves to bring people closer together. it determines the physiognomy of national culture. today graduates and teachers of philological faculties, teachers of language and literature, library workers, translators and simply connoisseurs of literature celebrate

isidor isaac rabi: it's going to work all right, robert.ad, please. well, we'll know in 40 seconds. man: stay where you are. cut. bird: within three months of hiroshima, he was giving speeches, talking about how this weapon was a weapon for aggressors, that it is a weapon of terror. you know, this is the father of the atomic bomb speaking. oppenheimer: if there is another world war... ...this civilization may go under. we need to ask ourselves whether we're doing all we can to avert that. charles oppenheimer: i might like to read what my grandfather said about it. this is a speech where he said, "but when you come right down to it, "the reason that we did this job "is because it was an organic necessity. "if you are a scientist, you cannot stop such a thing. "if you are a scientist, you believe "that it's good to find out how the world works, "that it's good to find out what realities are, "that it's good to turn over to mankind "the greatest possible power to control the world and deal with it according to its lights and values." he didn't

and years will separate us, we will fly away in all directions, but we will never forget you, dear isidores’s go already, never mind what, never mind them, we ’re not on the same path with them anyway, where we’re on the way, we’re on the way to moscow, or you’re here i was going to stay and spend my time, but there was life, and actually, i heard what anton told you, smile, move, len, that len, in 2 months, last call, i don’t understand, ding-ding that’s it, friend, uh, hello, anh, yes, that’s it, i’m coming, and i’m going there too, talking to you myself, next year major repairs need to be done until the ceiling falls on my head, but there’s not enough man in the house, here’s borka’s neighbor, an electrician, what’s the jackpot for my fiance, what do you turn on, oh, gorgeous. i’ll probably go to moscow, i’ll probably go to moscow, to moscow, we lived in perfect harmony for 10 years, yeah, and you you throw your aunt into moscow, yeah, who ’s waiting for you there in this moscow, that lenka is 25 again, and what ’s cut out, that you’re listening to this vertical tail, you screwed the dar

so let's give it to saint isidore.just he he clearly was a remarkable young boy, who had an effect. and he touched a lot of people, yeah.|n and he touched a lot of people, yeah. in his, in his very short life, which is absolutely extraordinary. and, you know, and the pope has now said we will make him a saint. >> he's already been beatified or whatever, i think. yes, in the next step is now to be canonised and the pope has said, yes, he he should be a saint, and he will then become the first millennial saint. >> yeah. yes >> yeah. yes >> oh, there you go. look good to see you both this morning. thank you very much indeed. we've got lots more still to come for you, but let's get a check first on that bank holiday weekend weather with alex. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> morning. here's your latest gb news weather forecast, brought to you by the met office. it's fair to say the weather this weekend is going to be pretty messy. however, to