karenna, why were you arrested yesterday? ms. i was part of a local group in the west roxbury, the boston, area, and we were arrested because the laws for protesting ourselves out of step for what is required to meet this step, and in the tradition of nonviolence, cicivil disobedience, we wanted to draw attention to do the right thing. amy: explain what this pipeline does, where it goes from, where it is headed to, and what is supposed to be unit? -- in it? frackre: it would carry gas,d and it -- fracked and it is part of this spectra a pipeline system. i was previously part of an effort to stop the constitution pipeline in new york state, and that was originalllly my entry point into learning more about these pipelines, and where they are going in all across the eastern seaboard. amy: you havave been involved wh father of these prorotests, karenna? msms. gore: i have not been involved in nonvnviolent civil disobedidience before now. i'm when a people seem to need to step up in that way. amy: how did it feel to be arrested and de

their oldest child, karenna has split from her husband.ore's second-oldest, kristin, divorced last year. in 2007, albert iii their youngest was busted for drug possession. >> i think people are sad because they really like the gores. and they seem to be kissed by good luck and all of a sudden there are a series of bad things that have happened to them. >> reporter: karenna gore schiff was always the star of the next generation of the gore family. >> does it mean that you might actually even imagine yourself running for political office? >> i don't know. i wouldn't rule that out. >> reporter: a graduate of harvard, columbia law school and a mother of three. she married drew schiff nearly 13 years ago in a storybook wedding. the match brought together one of america's most prominent political families, the gores, with the schiffs, one of wall street's most powerful. the wedding was held at washington national cathedral, the site of some other famous unions, including karenna's own parents. >> i'm very blessed in my personal life. >> reporter

not quite the same with karenna and her husband?igures but way less so than al and tipper and the marriage was much briefer. >> do we think, jeff -- of course we don't know and only the gores know. would these marriages, these break-ups be related? >> they could be related because al and tipper's marriage, 40 years. they were setting an example for everyone else. it was almost like the anchor marriage. once that one goes away, then the weaker marriages or the more recent marriages then tend to fall apart because they can't depend on al and tipper anymore to be that couple who can give them the advice or set that example of stick with it and stay strong. >> you can work through this. >> we hope that they are the examples that they can do this. they have 40 years of experience even though they ended up splitting up after that time. >> betsy, from what you've learned, have al and tipper been with karenna since this has all been announced? >> yes, al and tipper have both been to new york to visit karenna. everybody is being mutually sup

since russia launch its invasion, but is unlikely to be the last and tongue karenna bitch is ukraine's representative at a case at the international court of justice, which alleges genocide committed by russia. i asked him what he makes of today's verdict. well, good evening from key if of course, the international criminal court, the i c. c, is seen as important track as important instrument to bring perpetrator, self alleged crime or genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes to responsibility. so of course we here in ukraine. do recognize and do work closely with the i c c in order for it to be to be effective and to have the fact to proceed in there. but of course, today's case is really a precedent as though this is the 1st case which happens since the 24th of february . and the 1st, i would say really straight forward case because the effects of the case were really wary, straight forward. and it wasn't rather easy case to prove, i think in court because they were really 100 percent. sure to facts that the russian soldier. but you know, she married, that she killed and ukra

into your brain, but we will definitely be following all of this and the trials that result. anton karenna, which we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank oh, lou. astronomers as say we now have a picture of something considered unseeable to day scientists unveil. you see it right behind me. the 1st image of a super massive black hole located right at the center of our very own milky way galaxy. the groundbreaking photo is the product of an international team of scientists, known as the event horizon telescope collaboration. and the black hole is named sagittarius, a star, and it's estimated to have $4000000.00 times the mass of our son. and is located is just around the bend, about 26000 light years from earth give or take. so if light can't escape a black ho, we're not meant to see it, right. i put that to dr. sarah. i. so she is with the harvard and smithsonian center for astrophysics, and part of the team that captured this if right. so the black hole itself, we don't see, but what we see is the shadow, it casts on it on all the swirling gas that goes around

karenna khachanov will advance to the final of the juhai tournament today against the japanese yusihiki. the russian claims to win. in the fifth atp series tournament of his career. and another russian tennis player also reached the final of another atp-250 series tournament in chengdu, china. roman sefiulin will also play against german representative alexander zverev today. roman is seeking the first title in his career at atp tournaments. however, the german tennis player is still considered the favorite in the final. started in luzhnyaki russian prosecutor general's cup in archery. this year , almost 500 athletes from 41 regions of the country are participating in the competition. a total of 32 sets of awards are up for grabs at the tournament. the qualifying round and the first one took place the day before. i myself love weapons and bows and guns, but you know, firearms are, well, several centuries old, but archery is a millennium, millennia of our history of our ancestors, and of course, archery, i ’m sure, is in our genes, so really loved wonderful view sports, thank you for doi

daniil makhalin, sergey velichko, andrey greshnev, karenna melikyan, vesti. let's. became the general director of the tula arsenal, alexander zotov, who still remains the head of the football players' union. we talked about this interesting collision, about the ambitious goals of tulyakov, about the recent executive committee of the rfu. for us, for the club, it would be very important that, in parallel with the fact that we are solving the problem of reaching the premier league. we would solve the problem with a new stadium, because of course , the premier league, if you look, today almost all clubs, well , with the exception of voronezh, probably have one - enough, well, either very modern or it’s a fairly modern arena, with commercial areas and so on, that is, but it’s a completely different feeling of perceiving football when you’re in such a stadium. the tenth round match of the french football championship between marseille and lille and leon was canceled due to unrest in marseille before the start of the game. before the start of the derby , marseilles fans t

after she put ann na karenna on her book club, sales soared 250%.he put something on her favorites list, it went from 3 million sales to 5 million. the endorsement of then senator barack obama pushed by oprah produced 1,559,000 additional votes for him. >> i love this show. this show has been my life. >> reporter: so when oprah bid this tearful goodbye to her 42 million talk show viewers a few years later, it seemed likely that a good many would follow her and her favorite things to her new tv cable network. >> over the following week, my crew and i will be brainstorming new ways we can entertain you. >> reporter: but it turns out own has attracted just a fraction of the ratings oprah's daytime talk show had. one-tenth, in fact. it wasn't until this week that own has finally said it was cash flow positive. >> when she went to own and it didn't exactly look like the talk show people knew and loved her for, there was a lot of disappointment there. i think what's been interesting is in the time since, you've seen her slowly figure out what her network

3,000, she immediately ran to the restaurant for lunch. so all your diets are a waste of money, no, karennaom this man, and you will see it now, karen, because on stage , meet sergei drobotenko, you know. still, you can’t, you can’t go into trade with weak nerves, anywhere but there, i have a wedding planned on friday at 12 , i missed it the day before, i don’t have a suit, well, friends, they helped me out, they helped me out, they gave me the address of a trusted, specialized store, either they mixed something up, or the store moved, i don’t know, i arrive at the indicated address. i glanced briefly at the name shop ritual, but in the confusion it didn’t dawn on me that this , to put it mildly, is not exactly the ritual that i have to perform, no, well, someday it will happen, of course, but not on friday at 12, i run up to the counter, say to the woman, the seller, hello, help me choose a suit, the woman with a mournful voice asks: what size are you interested in? i say, well, just think about it, i take it upon myself, in fact, this is the first time our men take it upon themselves, don

is due to start in october, but the countries struggling to cope with the devastating 2nd wave of karenna virus . the indian premier league was postponed earlier this month after several teams reported cases. one of those with the chin i super king's house. he was coaching for, and he to got the virus. he's just sent him to sidney. after spending 2 weeks in isolation in india, i think they'll have to look at the and i said, pretty be contingency plans perhaps looking at the your will somewhere like that. that could they could host the the p 20 will cut because i think to be a lot of boards, cricket bullets from around the world to be pretty nervous about going back to india for, for a quick tournament with a curve at 19 outbreak, reducing their school to just 11 foot players, origin fine club river place. got creative with the lineup for the cup limited or is 20 river plate players and face the positive leaving them with no substitutes. so mid feel the in the head is 5th in as go keep her face colombian, 5 in the, in the, in say, santa fe headache for a man of the match. would you believe

this is generally bread, i when i was filming, this was my age, this, now, now i’m like, here’s anna karennat i do, let him tell me, you're old donkey, you didn’t live like that, i’ll live differently, i’ll understand, let him say, he ’s silent, even if he leaves the house altogether, but he ’s silent, he takes advantage of everything, he’s silent, well, first of all, thank you very much for , there were really very interesting questions, i don’t know how interesting you were with me, i tried to ask you such questions. which of course assume that this is possible say, you know, this, but i understand that i tried to somehow more briefly still give you some idea of ​​​​what i think, i hope that this was useful to you, for me it was very useful, and the most important thing is that i feel you, dear friends, as a very benevolent audience, believe me, this is felt, i don’t know if there are devices that can record this? thank you very much, yes, thank you, thank you, rest is leaving yourself alone, rest is not thinking about anything when you are calm. and completely turned off. rest is rest. we

hey mma karenna?when a cannot be cured by taking a minute to just dance it out live on c-span 2? i bring this up now because we just got the agenda for what is possibly the biggest democratic party event of this electoral season so far. it's called she the people presidential forum. it starts tomorrow in texas and i'm here to report that the forum in its official schedule comes with an officially scheduled intermission dance party break. which will happen for seven minutes. it happens tomorrow afternoon between a talk by senator kamala harris, which aen harris. at 2:33 p.m., commence dancing for seven minutes. i do not mean to imply a dance-off, although i'd pay good money. that said, stranger things have happened even specifically in democratic party electoral politics. ♪ - when you're volunteering, you never hear "it's not my job." that's because right where you live, there's a need for your time and skills and effort and talent. please consider volunteering and feeling that feeling that you helped

a rhode island native, she converted to islam and changed her name from katherine to karenna.uthorities believe the two brothers hatched their plot, she could provide clues about whether others were involved. her family issued a statement saying, we know that we never really knew tamerlan tsarnaev. and now there is a possible link to a murder two years ago. local prosecutors said they're investigating whether tamerlan was involved in the brutal murder of three young men, one of whom was his roommate. the three were found with their throats slashed, covered in marijuana and cash. also under investigation, the six-month trip that tamerlan took last year to russia at a time that rebel groups there carried out a number of violent attacks. as abc's reporter discovered in the dagestan region. >> last year alone dagestan lost 115 police officers in nearly 300 terror attacks. just two years ago this street was obliterated by a car bomb. >> reporter: investigators want to know if tamerlan met with any of the notoriously fierce extremist leaders there. tamerlan was a changed man when he

touched the roofs, i’m in a hurry for water, for water, hear me in my heart , young, young, you’re at karennaur mother, my husband said, go, tell us about the village, the village of istoshino , our village, well, now it’s probably a small village, it’s such a pain, young people are leaving, old people are dying, we basically have all the infrastructure, we still have a collective farm in the village, we have a school, a kindergarten there is, well, in general, all the infrastructure is there, the cultural center, that’s where we sing, yeah, reporting concerts, you can’t hide in the village, they have nine clubs in the area. a great concert is planned, only girls are in moscow today, there are discos, of course, every friday and saturday we have discos for by the way, young people also love yuri shutyno very much, we always still dance to it, these are our most incendiary songs of our youth, and probably everyone, they, they are suitable for everyone of any age, well, let’s have our section. correspondent, let's see how they live in istoshino, we live in this house in the village of istoshino

albert is plenty brave and strong, and with the support of three wonderful sisters-- karenna, kristin parents who helped him with his exercises every morning and prayed for him every night, he pulled through. and now, thank god, he has fully recovered, and he runs and plays and torments his older sisters like any little boy. [applause] but that experience changed me forever. when you've seen your 6-year- old son fighting for his life, you realize that some things matter more than winning, and you lose patience with the lazy assumption of so many in politics that we can always just muddle through. when you've seen your reflection in the empty stare of a boy waiting for a second breath of life, you realize that we weren't put here on earth to look out for our needs alone; we're part of something much larger than ourselves. my friends, if you look up for a moment from the rush of your daily lives, you will hear the quiet voices of your country crying out for help. you will see your reflection in the weary eyes of those who are losing hope in america. and you will see that our democracy i