all the bells ring.n the old days, bell ringers looked after their students on these days. today, he comes to serve in the bell tower and most often comes after training in special courses, already prepared guys and girls. yes, yes, the weaker sex also has a place in this matter. despite the heaviness of the bell, uh, it's not that hard to ring. seraphim has been ringing the bells of the lavra for a year and a half, but he speaks now and continues to study. these four bells, they are called ringing bells, they contain all the beauty of ringing, one might say. the lavorsky ringing is a really complex ringing, it... needs to be studied for quite a long time, the ringing begins with the strikes of a blagovist, a large bell, the sound of which carries for many kilometers, several times a year on special holidays here in the st. sergei lavra of st. troitsk the tsar’s bell is activated, its weight together with the tongue is 74 tons, the current giant appeared on this bell tower in 2004, but today its smaller

they're four hours into the deliberations, the signal inside that courtroom, the bell ringing, the jury and their first note sent to the judge. with very specific requests for testimony to be read back to them. that testimony involves a meeting at trump tower a little more than a year before 2016 election. donald trump was part of that meeting. they want to hear testimony read back from the former publisher of "the national enquirer" david pecker and michael cohen as well, also at that meeting and his testimony, too. later about an hour the bell ringing again and the jury asking for the judge's instructions read after they were first delivered by the judge. dan abrams is here tonight and aaron katersky at the courthouse leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the fate of donald trump, the first former president ever to face criminal charges, now in the hands of the jury. less than four hours into deliberations, a bell rang in court, signaling a note from the jurors. they wanted four pieces of question testimony read back to them including testimony from david pecker, who buried stories fo

, from ours, these are our bells.ay, on the eve of the bright resurrection of christ, on in the very heart of the holy land, thousands of believers pray for a miracle. sanctified. the holy sepulcher is fire, visible, material evidence of the victory of light over darkness and life over death. descent of the holy fire. live broadcast from jerusalem. today at 13:00. isn’t there another road to the other side? no, just a bridge. we need to have time to move on. righteous, premiere on may 9 on rtr. in the second half of the 19th century, the russian government helped the patriarch of jerusalem solve another serious problem, to restore the dome over the entrance to the chapel of the holy sepulchre. he could attack the pilgrims and threatened the shrine itself, but the roman catholics, who also had rights to the temple on sunday, did not allow the greeks. start repairs. the first earthquake occurred in 1845. the dome was completely destroyed, and the russians and the french agreed to restore it. such projects were incredibl

is not a bell for recess, it’s a bell for a new lesson, for one single subject called life. all professions, all professions are needed, but it turned out today that without one profession there cannot be any other professions, this profession is called defender of the fatherland. the last calls across the country have been ringing for a week now, there is no strict date for this holiday, every school... life will go, in general the tradition comes from krasnodar, in school number 12 in 1948, this holiday was first held, then they forgot about it for several decades, but since the late seventies, the school year ends exclusively with the last bell, a tradition that was born by itself, graduates on this day dress up in school uniform soviet-style, what could be more elegant, a dark woolen dress and a white apron made of guipure ruffles. on this day, high school students walk through the corridors of the school to the applause of juniors, wearing ribbons with the proud word graduate; at the nakhimov school there are also one tradition.

this isn't me. >> reporter: bell and his ex-wife have a 3-year-old son. speaking out because of your son? >> yeah. and as he grows, my hope is that he will be able to say, yeah, my dad did go through that. and the man that i know today is a hero to me. >> we did reach out to the 2003 attorney for bell's abuser brian peck but we did not hear back. the docu-series also alleges that former nickelodeon show runner dan schneider was verbally abusive and created inappropriate content. i asked bell if he's still contact with schneider he said yes. he says they have. bell says, he never witnessed any of the behavior described by others in the docuseries and he has described schneider as being the one person who supported him when he took on his abuser. schneider has since apologized and denied many allegations against him. he is suing the makers of that docu-series, guys. tomorrow we'll have more of my exclusive interview with drake bell. >>> coming up, a suspect steals a police cruiser in downtown los angeles with the officer inside. what we're learning about ho

a new bell set of 12 bells was purchased for the bell tower. restored to its original appearance in every for this temple. for many menchan residents , the alexanderevsky church is home, because here they became members of the church of christ by receiving the sacrament of baptism. today the temple also lives through the active prayer of clergy and parishioners, social prayer. our parish work, first of all , the temple space itself, we were able to restore the walls of the temple, paint them, for what? we are grateful to everyone, because without the participation of our authorities, without the participation of our people, parishioners, without the participation of the hierarchy, which contributed to everything, of course, this would be impossible, so first of all i would like to say a huge thank you to everyone, thank you, in the church we have a whole series of shrines that are here... initially, from the foundation of the temple, the first shrine that i would like to call is this the icon of the mother of god, adigitria, the minsk icon of the mother of god, which is located on the lef

now, of course the bell road has come on the intensified attack. you remember back on december, the 13, it's one of the dead b as a tech. so 25 people killed since then. bell road has been subjected to a number of attempted incursions, which would be repelled by the russian, all forces. and those frequent missile rocky. i'm drone strikes, which are targeted. the civilian area is just last monday. 7 people were killed and 40 wounded, including children, offer a kamikaze drone struck pass and get transport vehicles taking people to work. now it was worth reiterating once again, that this is a residential area. the people living in this apartment brought for not soldiers attacking civilians is of course, a war crime. and this latest attack on belle grove comes soon off to the other. like to pay the purchase for us at the low david cameron green lighted a tax on russian territory. now those comments received widespread condemnation from russian officials, but he hasn't wrote back on those. in fact, he's taking a formal belligerent stones towards russia

>> there we go. >> you can use that one. >> i my name is - i'm a congratulate student (bell ringing) i'm here to talk about the special development office space and phil said that was established in not and expanded for undergraduate and congratulates students from the university and the university of san francisco. so each interim we talk to professionals with the rec and park and kind of shadow them on their careers and journeys so each interim has a focus deals with the (unintelligible) with the administration and recreation program and those our practice we'll be presenting on may at the lake merced final project for neither project i'm focusing on commission in the commission role i've gone through one hundred and fifty years of files and photos and have reposted who is the historian and. >> (calling names.) >> to talk about about the preserving in the public library and with the finding i found i have started to get stories in the vault and i think you guys are read them and they're connection for everyone in the rec and park will be able to read any newsletter and able to sit

uh, we received uh 60 arrived in bell road on sunday evening. we received almost a constant slew of messages by some telegram and text messages warning of incoming resolves and urging residents to take shelter. now, of course the bell road has come on the in types of heart attack, your member box on december, the 30th one of the 10 minutes attack. so 25 people killed since then. bell road has been subjected to a number of attempted incursions, which to be withheld by the russian all forces and those frequent missile rookie, i'm drone strikes with to target to the civilian is just last monday. 7 people were killed and 40 wounded, including children, offer a kamikaze road struck pass and get transport vehicles taking people to work. now it was worth reiterating once again that this is a residential area. the people living in this apartment brought for not soldiers attacking civilians is of course, a war crime. and this latest attack on belle grove comes soon off to the on the left to pay the british photo. sec, philo, david cameron, green lighted

tower that was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars, it had three bells offerent weights, so everything is real this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let's say so, completely down to the smallest grains, these are very important. they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about this project, and indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and this is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events; the story is told rather not through facts, although there is quite a lot there information is presented, in each hall there are information panels containing information not only about the period of the great patriotic war, the first hall, for example, is generally historical, it covers a large period of our history from the tenth to the twentieth century, there i

there was a press conference between the presidents of bell russo alexander lucas. i'm go, i'm the russian president vladimir putin there in minsk. this is a meeting that is taking place, not very long after a russian president vladimir put and was re elected to his 4th 5th term, which also marked the formation of a new russian government. as well as something that vladimir put and said was important in terms of having this meeting administered so that the new governments can discuss with the bell russian government. their plans for moving forward. both presidents spoke a lot about western sanctions that have been launched against a russian by the roots, specifically russia that's facing over 16000 different sanctions. it's the most sanction country in the world. as of now and vladimir putin says, well, that causes some problems. it also creates a lot of opportunities for further development of the economy and further deepening of sovereignty and independence in the economy as well. these are things that both look a shingle and vladimir putin spoke about at this pre

these days, anyone can try to ring the church bells.s that the monastery bell ringers looked for students from especially gifted guests. about the bell ringer. head, and this is part of this culture, every day we have a solemn holiday service, as on the first day of easter, a procession of the cross is performed, during lent we do not have holiday trinells, they only ring one bell. everyday, so slowly, rarely, all the bells ring for easter, but today , as part of the celebration of the red hill of novkh , a russian record will be set, as part of the first wedding festival , 150 couples from kaliningrad to kamchatka will exchange rings here, this festival itself will take place here all week. igor egienko, yaroslav aulov, sevlavich in neli borisova, a week in the city. the may holidays that we were so looking forward to are already behind us, now we are waiting for summer, which is a small life. it was a week in the city, we will be back in exactly 7 days to tell stories that happened near us. see you. pain, spasm, premium buprofenval, i

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certainly alarm bells have been - certainly alarm bells have been wrong from your opening remarks whereompare this legislation to be more akin to canada, which is something i think the movers have avoided having that comparison so maybe you could clarion that alarm bell a little bit more and also how do you handle it when people tell you that they want to end their life? ., ~ ,, you that they want to end their life? ., ~ i. ., ., .,, life? thank you. to deal with those two things- — life? thank you. to deal with those two things- the _ life? thank you. to deal with those two things- the canadian _ life? thank you. to deal with those two things- the canadian law- life? thank you. to deal with those two things- the canadian law was l two things— the canadian law was moved with the best of intentions and people are sure that it was all being done in a careful and control way but the problem came that this was established as a health care intervention... coughing drowns 0ut speech. what happened was after two or three years equalities and cases were brought four people were saying why is th

uh we received uh 6 the arrived in bell road on sunday evening. we received almost a constant slew of messages by some telegram and text messages warning of incoming be solved, and edging residents to take shelter. now, of course the bell road has come on to intensify the track, your member back on december, the 30th one of the dead me, it's a tech. so 25 people killed since then. bell road has been subjected to a number of attempted incursions, which to be withheld by the russian all forces and those frequent missile rookie, i'm drone strikes me to target to the civilian is just last monday. 7 people were killed and 40 wounded, including children, offered kamikaze, road struck passenger transport vehicles taking people to work. now it's worth reiterating once again, this is a residential area of the people living in this apartment proper. not so just a talking siblings is of course of all crime. and this latest attack on belle grove comes soon off to the other. like to pay the precious photos that fellow david cameron green lighted a tax on russi

moreover, on holidays , two bell ringers rise to the belfry, the holiday bell weighs 12 tons and a separatete it, and they also say: every person is a bell ringer, but not everyone knows about it, so listen to yourself, maybe you are a bell ringer at heart, but we just didn’t know about it, we beat and pounded, attacked everyone, put them down, and we beat and beat everyone. they put everyone on the ground, they put them, the turkish women, they captured everyone on the ground, they put them, this is our little room, and the showroom is a small room, that is , a storage room where household equipment is stored, and there are so many words you won’t learn, what songs you won’t hear enough of, what kind of souvenirs can you buy at the museum of cossack life, especially if you come here during the festival, you can take part in the preparation of watermelon maseduan, this is... what kind of fruit salad, in which every ingredient must be the same size and softness, and the children are delighted, well, in general, in this estate of an average cossack, they have something to do, but at least loo

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that ox ted rings a bell it's where keir starmer grew up.— 0x ted rings a bell it's where keir starmerrew up. that is right. we are here because _ starmer grew up. that is right. we are here because earlier _ starmer grew up. that is right. we are here because earlier on, - starmer grew up. that is right. we are here because earlier on, keir. are here because earlier on, keir starmer was in lansing in sussex on the south coast, another classic spot to spend a bank holiday monday in the sunshine. he was doing a speech basically the keir starmer the man, who are my, what i about? he brought followers of politics, and i know many are exactly that. there was plenty familiar, but it is a classic of a political campaign that you perfectly, sensibly as a leader, they are all doing it, sort of recap and go back over stuff you might have sent plenty of times for people only starting to pay attention. there was quite a bit in the speech from keir starmer today about him and where he grew up. you may be familiar with the line about a pebble —— semi in surrey, in a

ring that bell -- lauren: it's nvidia morning.he actual market opens they ring the bell. lauren: and you have to clap really hard help you're ringing on the podium for 10 seconds. my palms hurt -- stuart: we did that this, remember? we're open and the dow has dropped just a fraction, down .07%. more losers than winners among the cow 30, that's what i -- dow 30, that's what i can see from here. the s&p 500 opening -- well, very little change, put it like that. s&p 500 is down one-tenth of 1%. the nasdaq composite, that is pretty flat to slightly higher, up 8 points at 16,840. check big tech, please, we always do this. we've got meta, amazon and microsoft up. microsoft just hitting $430 there. apple down a little, only 16 cents lower. all right, let's get back to target. that stock is tumbling. it's opened, it's tumbling. lauren are, what was the big problem? lauren: traffic is down at their actual stores. on line sales rose. saving grace, first increase in a year, that's your good news. the bad news is management, point-blank, sale

the guys have not yet realized that this last bell is not a bell for recess, it is a bell for a new lessonn one single subject called life. the last calls across the country have been ringing for a week now, there is no strict date for this holiday, each school is free to choose, schoolchildren are already far in the future with their thoughts and their worries are choosing a path, this path begins today, i want to become a surgeon, why? well, i’ve had this desire since childhood, i really love biology and chemistry, and i decided to connect my life. i want the ministry of internal affairs to be an investigator, but i want to work in production, i want to become a pediatrician, i really like this work, it is close to my heart, i really love children and want to help them. we teach the last bell today at school, we know where seriously ill children receive not only treatment, but education, double celebration, graduation from school, victory over themselves. i want to become an architect, when i got to the hospital here, i was, well, deviated from my schedule. successfully school, didn’t la

and these bells - that’s how it was.e morning service was served easter, the german punitive forces came and the ringing of the bells informed the entire local population that danger was approaching, in this way he saved, i think, even more than a dozen lives of our local residents. the punitive forces broke into the temple, arrested the priest, and sent him to the vlaha concentration camp, 15 kilometers from the place. the service of father epiphany, he was brutally beaten for several weeks, not fed, not given medical care, he died from the beatings, while saving hundreds of innocent lives. from this great virtue to love of people, love for god, so we see that from life’s example that father epiphanius accepted such a very low death because of the love of god and because of the love for the local residents and for his beloved parishioners.

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" starts right now. >> thanks. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner live from 900 this make or break hour with the nvidia surge continues yet again today. we'll ask our experts how much further the stocks can run and what it means for the markets overall. near 7% in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation more red than green on the board dow is negative as the s&p, dow going backward dragged by health care and some of the standout names there. mostly weaker session as you can see. yields creeping higher 2-year near 5% again consumer confidence it was less bad than feared. some of the data of late has been pretty good yields backing up as a result. you saw with the 10-year doing there too. yields are green shares of texas instruments today. elliott taking a stake, a story reported by david faber. stock not doing too much that's interesting we'll ask stacy rascon about that the star chip analyst will be here at post nine. we can't wait for that biotech, insmed soaring on positive drug data takes us to our talk of

you do - (bell ringing) >> the letters i stated. thank you very much.. thank you.does that conclude that. >> yes. . thank you for your time. >> controller we're ready to move on to the next caller. >> please go ahead caller. >> thank you. >> i live in the bayview and i'm not disability. and i'm also calling to request that you restate the masking mandate and in san francisco and there's a nearest that that alone should be enough in healthcare and an exaggeration my uncle was admitted to the hospital a year ago with acute liver problems and acquired got covid and died a week later. um, while i he was in hospital he attached covid to my aunt and infected my cousin suffering from a host complications he didn't have over the spring with pneumonia and onist ballistics and still he's height any as 14 this is common situation. and i know that are again callers pointed out career signs avenue population of suffering from regulations. numerous studies again um, as people pointed out clearly the impacts on people with covid in their systems we need to be vaccination and taki

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> all right, guys. welcome to closing bell. i'm scott wapner live at post 9 at the new york stock exchange with inflation-eve and tomorrow's pce, and the market on edge ahead of it and we'll ask expert bhs what it means an with 60 minutes to go in regulation, we are red today across the board and it is the dow that is the biggest loser and it's a salesforce problem, suffering its worst day in years after it turned. take a look at that, down more than 20% and other cloud software names like servicenow, they're a mess, too. look at that. that's down near 12%. elsewhere, most s&p sectors are actually green today, all, but two and small caps are outperforming. yields are down and that's a big part of that story. it does take it us to the talk of the tape, the forecast has gotten more narrow. is that a sign of an unhealthy market or another taking another well-deserved breather? let's ask dan greenhouse, strategist for asset management. welcome back. >> thank you, sir. what's the market? we are down, pacing 1% on the s&p and yields

but also, bells are a anything.stian church and calling people to prayer. >> thanks to the repairs, the bells can keep ringing here for many more years to come . anna many more years to come. anna riley gb news beverley . riley gb news beverley. >> it's a wonderful sound, isn't it? >> i was just about to say. isn't that one of the best sounds? oh, it really is. >> i love it with a sunny morning and seeing a couple come out. >> if they've got married to bells . is that wonderful? bells. is that wonderful? >> what makes you yell at the telly? we were just saying. it's so funny. i was i'm turning into my auntie. my great aunt lil used to yell at the television if anyone on the telly said something that was grammatically incorrect or something like that, she would yell back and i do the same. and we just did it for less and less people . less for less and less people. less and less should be fewer and fewer people. we have one of those little things that gets you. >> yeah, it gets our goat. so we've got that in common.

, everyone was surprised, it seemed like there was no holiday, but the bells were ringing, these bellsg to the partisans, easter morning was served on easter, then the german punitive forces came , and the ringing of the bell informed the entire local population that is approaching. to love for people, love for god, so we see that from life’s example that father epiphanius accepted such a very low death, because of the love of god and because of the love for the locals and his own. beloved parishioners. the camp guards threw the priest outside the fence where they usually shot the prisoners. the parishioners bought the body of their pastor to bury it. they recognized father epiphanius only by his clothes. they buried him near the church where the priest served. bright, beautiful, peaceful, all in flowers, minsk, says shows, hero city, 9 may, victory day, happy holidays belarus. we welcome everyone who connected to the live broadcast from the very heart of the belarusian capital. victoria senkevich and maxim uglyanitsa are with you. victory square is preparing for a touching ceremony, l

we also raised this bell from the ship vybsk . will sound along with the rest of the bells of the lost, it was considered bad as a sign, the sample ship was of german origin, but during the war it was already assigned to the leningrad port. the sample lay right on forvator, not far from the island of gogland, at a depth of 54 m, and for research the fairway was blocked, the water temperature was 2°, visibility was 5-6 m, and the bow of the vessel appears in the footage. here is the hole, we found a hole left by a finnish torpedo, and we went into it, that is, the hole is really huge, two people can go there quite calmly, it’s not surprising that the ship sank within tens of minutes, empty holds, the very place where the bell was once located, here it is, unexpectedly large, the bell was found, wow, handsome men, the name of the burden is written, the choice is in tallinn, either for... nome for leningrad, or for the removal of personnel on july 3, 1941 at 11:30 was attacked by a finnish submarine from the captain's bridge; a periscope was noticed in time, and then a torpedo trail. capt

tower was also recreated, which was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars, itad three bells different weights, so everything is really this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well , let's say, completely down to the smallest... very important bits, well, they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about this project, yes, indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and this is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events, the story goes rather than through: facts, although there is quite a lot of information presented there, in each room there are information panels containing information not only about the period of the great patriotic war, the first hall, for example, is generally historical, it covers a large period of our history, from the 10th to the 20th century

a bell. >> what about the violence part of this, ari? and the prosecution brought this up. they tried to get this into their summation. the defense argued it was prejudicial. when donald trump says something, when he goes after somebody, his supporters get really angry, and they go after that person online, sometimes they doks that person, threaten them. it happens to republicans as well. look what happened to lindsey graham in the airport after january 6th and him saying that donald trump, you know, was responsible for it. the jury, they've got to feel that. they've got to understand that even though their identities have been kept quiet that there's a chance that somebody is going to figure out who they are. >> yeah, i think the hope is that these individuals who have been very carefully selected in this process have been protected up to this point, they have confidence in the system, and that doesn't sway them. there are other cases. they tried el chapo in the united states. people had credible reasons to worry about that. but the sys

now, well, probably two or three weeks have passed, the soldiers brought bells, here these bells areging of three zhukovsky bells arrived in the pushcha village from east prussia. a small settlement on the border with the brest region. during the great patriotic war, priest boris kirik, the brother of pavel kirik, secretary of novogrudok bishop afanasy martos, served here. even before the priesthood, boris received a medical education. he was a paramedic. the occupation forced the priest to use his knowledge to the fullest. nearby nalibokskaya pushcha is a partisan zone, father boris actively helped the partisans with medicines, dressings, food, and then in the basement of a church house, he created an underground hospital with 10 beds. for many decades, the exploits of father boris were unknown, until an article about the priest, written by a former partisan, appeared in the local novogrudok newspaper. he survived only thanks to his father baris kirik. the priest himself had a medical education. his wife, they looked after the wounded, partisans, provided assistance to the populatio

, the bell is ringing.g to lose more than 400. i'll see you tomorrow," ot" with morgan and jon. >> stocks pulling back as yields tick higher with the dow and the russell 2000 leading the declines. that is the score card on wall street, but winners stay late. welcome to "closing bell" overtime, i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan. >> we have a very busy hour coming your way including results from dow component salesforce. also nutanix, okta, c3.ai and more. we're going to bring you the numbers and exclusive interviews with the ceo of c 3 and pure storage. >> that is how we do it here at

. >> closing bell starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell" here at the new york stock exchange. the great market bounceback, and whether you can believe in it. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch that very question. in the meantime your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation, looks like that, solid day for the majors, picking up as we enter the final stretch, russell 2000 if small caps are the outperformers today, why? well, interest rates. they've been calm, that's helping that trade. tech also strong as several mega cap names in the green today, including nvidia, back above $900 a share, $920 to be exact. apple puts a touch lower after be berkshire hathaway cut for tax purposes, and strong day for uber, after the company holds its annual meeting. we've given you highlights on this day, it does take us to our talk of the tape, the rebound, and whether you can trust it. let's ask our panel, dan greenhouse with asset management, stephanie link, and steph and court are both cnbc contributors, everybody at post nine, having a little party over here. steph, can you

to ring the bell this week , while professional bell ringers demonstrate their skills at venues of thestival, how the bells with a rich history sound, maria temnikova heard, up the narrow... easter is probably the most important holiday for the orthodox, the joy is so great that it is impossible to fit it into one day, bright week is the week after the resurrection of christ . every day we have solemn holiday services, like on the first day of easter, a procession of the cross takes place. during lent, we don’t have holiday ringings; despite the weight of the bell, it’s not that difficult to ring. seraphim has been calling for a year and a half now. the bells of the lavra, but speaks now. under the guise of police officers of banks , they managed to defraud pensioners of more than 2 million rubles. the suspects convinced elderly people that their accounts were at risk, so the money needed to be urgently cashed and deposited. couriers took bags of cash from the victims, two swindlers were arrested, and the police are now looking for their accomplices. during the holidays, checks of taxi

so i came here to bell, rose to talk about it. so if it isn't indeed those thoughts, your thoughts, it is enough to listen to what friendship has been my concepts. there's the days of the countries that support nato will add to ukraine under they all and flags. now of course they have the most and there's the but there's also such a danger that the troops will be officially brought in. a port is all the police people, your friends, your colleagues, ready to go to war. the next ation and nobody wants dots. all the citizens don't one level with the crane smell, there was a rush shot, and i'm talking about bored me. repulse. no development authority pulse of super peaceful people. no, just no new orders on here. there's full chest, so it turns out that the police government does not disconnect the removal of the people to call. and i'll send you my some parts of i agree, it is true. we don't have much political choice and help people have to mind books in poland, the so called conservative ones, and the p i. s. and those policies tha

the ringing of bells with the news of a miracle and god's light in the holy fire. on easter day with the orthodox christians according to tradition and the president. lithuanian springboard for the overthrow of the belarusian government. the neighbors turn red. the line about responsibility is reminiscent of our mit: it could not withstand the competition and valuable energy, the largest chemical plant in germany risks going bankrupt. today they themselves are on the front pages in belarus, press day, on the eve of our professional holiday we are giving a day radio. today is a special day for believers; orthodox christians celebrate one of the main christian holidays, easter. people all over the country attend holiday services, churches are filled with prayers for health, prosperity and peace. aleksandr lukashenko, by tradition, always celebrates christ's sunday in church on easter with his fellow countrymen. the president arrived at the holy dormition church of the holy dormition convent in orsha. it was founded back in the 15th century, survived the years of clos

an hour later, the bell rings again. they want the jury instructions from the judge read back to them again just hours later. a lot of folks at home might say, does this mean there's disagreement inside the jury room or does it mean they want to be clear-eyed about what it is they have to decide here? >> it could mean there's some dissension, but new york law is different than federal law in the sense the jurors don't get to take the jury instructions back with them into the jury room. so if they have any questions about what the law is they literally have to ask the judge to re-read it in court. the question is going to be exactly what is he going to re-read? but those jury instructions are critical, and that could be something that they end up fighting over at some point in the jury room. >> david: dan abrams with us here tonight. dan and aaron, our thanks to you both. we'll see you again tomorrow night. >>> we turn to the other developing headline tonight. supreme court justice samuel alito refusing to recuse himself

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. >>> first, tonight, the case goes to the jury and within hour the bell rings in court, the first note from the jury requesting key testimony read back to them. what their request could signal in the donald trump criminal trial then an hour later they request regarding the jumdge's instrugs to the jury and what all of this being mean. >>> the close call on the runway, an american airlines passenger jet barreling down the runway at 110 miles per hour successes from takeoff. air traffic control calling on them to abort. another plane in the path. tonight, supreme court justice samuel alito refusing to recuse himself from cases involving january 6th despite the flag seen for a time flying outside both of his homes. tone, he's putting the responsibility on his wife. >>> tonight, the new turn the world's number one golfer arrested in louisville, now the charges dropped amid the release of new body camera video and what it shows. >>> there's also word coming in, the shooting at a very busy kroger's grocery store. police racing to the scene. what they revealed moments ago. >>> the deadly hous

bethany bell, as we have 'ust said, it. bethany bell, as we have 'ust said. from — it.ave 'ust said, from bratislava, * it. bethany bell, as we have 'ust said, from bratislava, thankh it. bethany bell, as we havejust| said, from bratislava, thank you. earlier, i spoke to milan nic, former adviser to the deputy foreign minister of slovakia, now with the german council on foreign relations. i asked him, what did he make to the political reaction in slovakia since the shooting? the death threats to leading politicians in slovakia unfortunately were not a rare thing. they were becoming normal. and the ruling coalition was not doing enough to stop this. so this needs to be a big wake—up call. and i was encouraged to see a press conference of the interior minister and defence minister last night, or in the evening, with the right message — stop spreading hatred. both politicians from the ruling camp or the opposition, or people in the social media reacting on this assassination attempt. the country has to unite and has to move beyond this. you talked about the press conferenc

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," i'm scott wapner here at the new york new hampshire, this make or break hour begins with the bull market, whether or not it is in intact and more gains, we will ask our experts over the final stretch including the wharton school jeremy siegel he will join us momentarily. in the meantime, take a look at the score card, with 60 minutes to go in regulation, we got a pretty decent bounceback for stocks today following some revisions to inflation expectations that sent yields reversing lower. stocks higher. technology, one of the best groups today and by the way, the nasdaq right now is above a new closing high. so we need to track that over the final stretch as many of the mega cap, including nvidia, see nice gains today pretty good day, too, for discretionary stocks like decker, surging after its earnings it does take us to the "talk of the tape". the road ahead for the rally let's welcome in professor jeremy siegel, wharton professor. glad to have you here. >> happy to be here. >> and we have nvidia, knocked the co

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the last bells are ringing in all schools. zelensky is not bothered by talk about his illegitimacy, and he stated this in an interview exclusively in russian. his memory is forever immortalized in the songs of the 75th anniversary of the birth of the golden voice of the cult songwriters leonid portkevich. get rid of any restrictions, integrate each other more. industrial cooperation chain to increase trade turnover and regional cooperation. the day before , negotiations between alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin took place in minsk. the presidents held several meetings in narrow and expanded formats. the main economic topics are transport, gas and oil, investment and mobile communications. decisions have been made on everything, as in matters of defense. journalists were able to ask questions, including on peace negotiations in ukraine. how do leaders see this development now? situation, this is the fifth time that lukashenko and putin are in this this year they are holding negotiations in person, and this is also a defin

qulipta, the forget-you-get migraine medicine. >>> now to more of my exclusive with with drake bell,r of recent explosive docu-series about child actors in the late '90s. bell told me more about the abuse he suffered as a teen and his reaction to what that abuser did after he left prison. >> i came here today to tell my story. >> reporter: in the docu-series "quiet on set," drake bell described being repeatedly sexually assaulted as a teenager by dialogue coach brian peck, who worked with him at nickelodeon. he said the best word to describe it was gruesome. >> i can't tell you what he did to me and this be aired on national television. >> it's too graphic? >> it's far, far too graphic. >> reporter: bell said some abuse happened in a room where a signed painting of john wayne gacy hung in the wall. >> how far is this really going to go. am i going to make it out of this room? >> you were worried for your life. >> of course. >> reporter: in 2003, peck pleaded no contest two counts of child sexual abuse. your abuser brian peck was sentenced, went to prison, registered as a sexual offen