bartholomew's night gene. avar future king of france henry iv survived only thanks to his catholic wife margarita on august 18, 1826, scotland with alexander gordon lang was the first european to reach the ancient city of timbuktu. in africa, now this territory of the timbuktu moth state was founded by the north african tualegs in the xii century to the fifteenth. it became the center of trans-saharan trade in europe, this bay was legendary , as was the concentration of fabulous wealth, but no one had been there. lang was an explorer of africa and, on the instructions of the british government, went to timbuktu. this was his last expedition. there he was mistaken for a spy and wounded. he lived in the city for 38 days and went back, but on the way he was killed by the locals who did not want the arrivals of europeans. the first documentary evidence of timbuktu also disappeared in these parts of the region. only through other travels frenchman earlier on august 18, 1924, boris savinkov, a russian revolutionary,

thank you bartholomew for the greetings. pour such pro-russian gestures so much maybe he will still come to ukraine anatoly kravchuk, we are waiting for a military expert, we will talk about military dimensions and try to sum up exactly six months ago, russia attacked ukraine in a full-scale war with a ground invasion and we all became a little bit of military experts, everyone began to use little-used terms that were not used before to understand some types of missiles , but i would like to sum up the results of six months of the war in terms of technical military-technical because oleksiy danilov says that we all know what's going on in russia with tanks, what they have in stock, what they're equipped with. well, actually, i'd like to ask in more detail, because do you remember in the first weeks , in the first days, when rostov was there, he said that it would all be over in a few weeks we thought, well, how many of those missiles are still there, half a year has passed and they are flying and flying, and it seems that there is no end and no limit, in which it is obvious that the russ

it went down in history as the bartholomew night henry of navarre, the future king of france henry ivurvived only thanks to his catholic wife margaret on august 18, 1826, the scotsman alexander gordon lang was the first european to reach the ancient city of timbuktu. in africa, this territory is now moli state of timbuktu was founded by the north african turegs in the xiv century to the fifteenth. it became the center of trans-saharan trade in europe, tembuktu was legendary, as was the concentration of fabulous wealth, but no one had been there. lang was an explorer of africa and, on the instructions of the british government, went to timbuktu. this was his last expedition. there he was taken from the peony and wounded. he lived in the city for 38 days and went back, but on the way he was killed by the locals who did not want the arrivals of europeans. to these edges of the record langa disappeared and documentary evidence of timbuktu only 2 years later was brought from africa by another travel frenchman, on august 18, 1924 , boris savikov, a russian revolutionary, one of the leaders

instead, she takes responsibility. >> i turned up to caroline bartholomew's house, and diana did a bitna kisses caroline, kisses her husband, kisses the baby, i'm click, click, click. the baby pointing look, look, look! they're all pretending that they don't know i'm there. >> diana's visit to her friend was a critical moment, because it showed that diana herself was supporting the book. >> the royal family was appalled by the book. so they felt justifiably that it was a terrible betrayal. >> in the ensuing storm, although visibly under strain, the princess made no attempt to deny the stories. in all that you do, in various ways, the philosophy of tender loving care. may god bless you, and may you always remain, ma'am, just you. >> because of her glamour, because of her perceived vulnerability, you had something like love, real adoration of this really special creature. and that is why the book was so shocking to ordinary people. they really cared about her. and they were horrified that her life wasn't the wonderful thing they thought it was. >> diana's experience, despite all of her p

bartholomew.navarre, the future king of france, henry iv survived only thanks to on august 18, 1826 , alexander gordon lang, a scot, was the first european to reach the ancient city of timbuktu to his catholic wife margarita. in africa, now this territory of the timbuktu moth state was founded by the north african tualegs in the xii century to the fifteenth. it became the center of trans-saharan trade in europe from timbuktu there were legends, as well as the concentration of fabulous wealth, but no one had been there. lang was an explorer of africa and, on the instructions of the british government, went to timbuktu. this was his last expedition. there he was mistaken for a spy and wounded. he lived in the city for 38 days and went back, but on the way he was killed by the locals who did not want the arrivals of europeans. the lang records disappeared in these parts, and the first documentary evidence of timbuktu brought another trip from africa only 2 years ago. the frenchman earlier on august 1

do we have one terrible time, rebellious in the kingdom of france on the feast of bartholomew, thousandsn one night. thank god they say, the king himself ordered, probably, these things are unknown to them all over the earth and soldiers and execution riots. god bless their names. god forbid that the idea of ​​mel is bright. my earths i imagine what a feeling of satisfaction. can i say, pride and experience you as the secretary of the regional committee? what a creation, the world's largest artificial sea, the largest in the migedostation, will bring your area to one of the first places in terms of water. i'm already in first sorry place. yes, in my area there are only swamps on the territory of three france. this is not my first hydroelectric power station, he will never admit it. i was not so worried, too grand scale. it's time to master the siberian. well , why is siberia already sufficiently mastered. and these places are really still wilderness, namely, admire. imagine. what is it like to live in such a wilderness in this seventeenth century hole, right? this is a hole, as you said

. >> reporter: bartholomew sparrow is a professor at the university of texas. >> americans used to spend under 10% of their budget on food. this compares to maybe 15% to 20% or more in the rest of the world. now the united states is up to 12%. >> reporter: brown knows price hikes are sending people to their backyards. she runs the central texas vegetable gardeners facebook group. what have you seen this year as inflation's been rising in terms of your membership? >> it's grown significantly, yeah. i think we're close to 20,000 members now. >> reporter: the texas woman says as many home gardeners know, the food she grows also tastes better than store bought. digging up new ways to save some green. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, the extraordinary record set by this mint mantle. >>> this wednesday marks 25 years since the death of princess diana. she along with her memorabilia hold enduring public appeal. in fact, this weekend a souped up ford escort she once owned sold at auction for more than $850,000 after a bidding war broke out. diana drove the car

. >> reporter: bartholomew sparrow is a proffer -- a professor at the university of texas. >> americansto spend 10% of their budget on food, comparing to 15 to 20% or more in the rest of the world. now the united states is up to 12%. >> reporter: brown knows price hikes are sending people to their backyards. she runs a central texas vegetable gardner's facebook group. what have you seen this year as inflation has been rising in terms of your membership? >> it's grown significantly. i think we're close to 20,000 members now. >> reporter: the texas woman says, as many home gardeners know, the food she grows also tastes better than store bought. among rising prices, digging up new ways to save some green. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >> brennan: still ahead, a woman blasts into space and the history books. art's on the line depend silhouette keeping leaks off her mind. comfortable in shapeware fabric she moves with ease. confident on nights like these. depend silhouette. the only thing stronger than us, is you. covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your healthcare provide

. >> reporter: bartholomew sparrow is a professor at the university of texas. >> americans used to spender 10% of their budget on food. this compares to maybe 15 to 20% or more in the rest of the world. now the united states is up to 12%. >> reporter: brown knows price hikes are sending people to their backyards. she runs a central texas vegetable gardner's facebook group. what have you seen this year as inflation has been rising in terms of your membership? >> it's growing significantly, yeah. i think we're close to 20,000 members now. >> reporter: the texas woman says as many home gardeners know, the food she grows also tastes better than store-bought. amid rising prices, digging up new ways to save some green. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >>> still ahead, a woman blasts into space and the history books. ay yo! check this axe with 48-hour protection! ♪♪ ♪press the button right there♪ ♪to let the doors in♪ ♪go hard all year,♪ smell fresh as fresh, no matter what. nurtec odt is the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent my next attack. don't tak

city, where more than 90,000 civilians and prisoners of war were murdered in two years. master bartholomew esteb on morillo, but then they were last seen, their fate is currently unknown, today kremenchuk reminds the world that ukraine is fighting not just the occupiers, but absolute evil but in this evil has no chance against the warriors of light kremenchuk unconquered february 24 the date that changed us the date that changed the world and now what interests us the most is our victory when we defeat the enemy how to predict the course of the war the saturday political club program returns to the espresso airwaves to help understand the events and predict the consequences that saturdays vitaliy portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant to draw appropriate conclusions, if you want to know how what is happening today will affect our tomorrow, see the saturday political club that saturdays are not espresso good evening. we are from ukraine. vasyl zima's big broadcast. my name is taras zima. two hours of air time and my colleagues will be with you until 21:00. two hours of yo

little about sanctions, and the orthodox church of ukraine appealed to the ecumenical patriarch bartholomew the heads of other local churches regarding bringing the russian patriarch kirill gundyaev to canonical responsibility and depriving him of the patriarchal throne lithuania banned kirill from entering the country because of his support for the russian invasion of ukraine well, the verkhovna rada called on the nsdc to impose sanctions on his followers who bless the war of aggression and sow hatred e- eh and eh now and are promoting this war today why let's try to understand why sanctions against cyril are important how they can act how they can strike at putin's to the vice-chancellor for spiritual affairs, and how does the state of affairs look, by the way, with the initiative of some people's deputies to ban the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, very important issues . and thank you very much that just from the great one, all these manifestations and the reaction of both the world and ukraine, therefore i will actually start with ukraine, verkhovna rada the counci

excuse such a cauldron of hatred of hatred that here it will not seem like a bartholomew to anyone willerefore here i want to say that we see the role of the vatican in all these nuances in ukraine what is being done as soon as the pope said a few words, i will go to kiev what happened about 50 other churches at once squeezed out the orthodox, several dozen orthodox priests were killed. this is just one phrase of the pope of rome, how dear it is he thinks with his head before speaking. the main question arises when you observe what is happening. how are we going to respond to all this? here, in a couple of minutes we will definitely discuss, stay with us. we continue the program, and while the advertisement was going on, as if there was a discussion, we understand that this confrontation has entered that territory, which we probably have not yet encountered in recent history, and here we all need to be extremely careful . i mean to all belarusians, catholics, orthodox muslims, who live on this earth. we cannot get involved in this confrontation, we cannot be dragged into this confrontat

. >> reporter: bartholomew sparrow is a professor at the university of texas. >> americans used to spend compares to maybe 15% to 20% or more in the rest of the world. now the united states is up to 12%. >> reporter: brown knows price hikes are sending people to their backyards. she runs the central texas vegetable gardener's facebook group. what have you seen this year as inflation's been rising in terms of your membership? >> it's grown significantly. yeah. i think we're close to 20,000 members now. >> reporter: the texas woman says, as many home gardeners know, the food she grows tastes better than store-bought, digging up new ways to save some green. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm elise preston in new york. thousands of columbus, ohio, children head back to in-person classrooms this week after a teachers union strike forced the students to begin the school year online. the 4,500-member union approved a new contract which gives teach

well, the date of bartholomew's night. but then they slaughtered some protestants. reign at the expense of his rule. how many people how many funny guys in one night? yes, yes, exactly, only because they called on the same holy fathers of the middle ages, who were mired in the luxury of wealth. yes, they became part of the elite that exploited, they called for abandoning it. this igus was in the czech republic, they burned it before that, this is the huguenots, whom henry supported there to speak correctly. but today they don’t need it at all, they don’t need it, especially the russian orthodox church, but they are fighting directly yakovlevich said that they suddenly saw it. how is the face of democracy changing? this democracy has never changed the face of western democracy. it was always the father so ugly and scary just the mask on him was what you thought was a face. it was a mask, so many succumbed to this beautiful mask, refusing to notice all the ugliness of this face, and now it is showing the mask of the lord about the united states of the united states, t

well, the date of the bartholomew night of the night, then they slaughtered someone of the protestantsle how many funny guys in one night? yes , 200,000 protestant hugens, that's for sure only because they called on the same holy fathers of the middle ages who were mired in luxury wealth became part of the elite that exploited, they called for abandoning this and hus was in the czech republic, they burned him before that, this and the huguenots, whom heinrich supported there, correctly speak protest, but today they don’t need it at all, they don’t need it, all the more russian orthodox church, but they are fighting in a straight line yakovlevich suddenly saw how the face of democracy is changing? that democracy has never changed the face of western democracy. it was always so ugly and scary, it just had a mask on it, because you considered a person. it was a mask, so many leaned on this beautiful mask, refusing to notice all the ugliness of this face. and now it appears mask, gentlemen. about the united states of the united states, the break is much deeper than it seems. the worst thin