. >> bismarck is a great community. it's the biggest small city. everybody knows each other. everybody's friendly. >> the capital building is probably the very first thing that people notice when they come to bismarck, which is like a skyscraper that goes up 21 stories off the prairie. >> each year there's a christmas tree lighting in the capitol building. the governor and the first lady attend. >> december, january gets pretty cold. a lot of activities are probably more happening indoors. bowling alleys are quite busy. >> we usually go on vacation in about january, february somewhere. it can be 30 below with 50 below wind chills. >> there are people that try and can't make it. we say it keeps the riff raff out, but it really doesn't. >> there becomes a lot of issues with seasonal depression in north dakota because we have very short days, very cold days. and that creates an issue for people to excessively drink. in the wintertime, we usually see an uptick in suicides. >> our story starts here on new year's eve, two day

and bismarck as chancellor. being a far-sighted politician. he was in favor of the union.h russia he was ambassador in st. petersburg when relations worsened, he warned against war with russia, said that it was suicide? in the 20th century, the germans were convinced that the chancellor was right march 21, 1917 by order of the provisional government, the royal family was arrested, nicholas ii arrested his chief of staff , general mikhail alekseev in mogilev, inserting the empress with children, general lavr kornilov in tsarskoye selo , nicholas had already abdicated, asked for guarantees of safety and travel to great britain and they were promised to him by the provisional government. she didn’t even want to arrest him, but the petrograd soviet of workers ’ and soldiers’ deputies insisted, and then nicholas’s cousin, the english king george v , refused to grant asylum to his family. the crowned relative of the romanovs was sent to tobolsk. and after the october revolution, to yekaterinburg in july 1918, the family of the last russian monk was shot with all the children and

the count answers without thinking, the bismarcks have no right to be afraid.a martanov. alexander gusev channel one. and under such conditions, more and more germans decide to move from germany to russia, and our compatriots who once moved to europe are returning. in search of a better life , life just turned out to be completely different from what it seemed from here, especially after the old light start the flywheel of tolerance will spin up and, for example, the first lgbt kindergarten will open in berlin with those. anna kurbatova met who chose life in a country that supports traditional values ​​cautiously, this is our pigtails with my wife irina showing their german bakery, which they opened in russia, on the walls there are more recipes in german only from the oven, classically german bredsel, german artisan adit and russian borodino bread . in general, we have all german recipes. yes, except for borodino , there is something for every taste. here is white there are, pure white gray whole grains. but like a horse , it doesn’t look like anything, it doe

and bismarck rick with the chancellor. being a far-sighted politician. he advocated an alliance with russia, was ambassador in st. petersburg. and when relations deteriorated , he warned against a war with russia, said that it was suicide? in the twentieth century, the germans were convinced that the chancellor was right. on march 21 , 1917 , the royal family was arrested by order of the provisional government, nicholas ii was arrested by his chief of staff, general mikhail alekseev in mogilev inserting the empress with children, general lavr kornilov in tsarskoe selo , nikolai had already abdicated the throne, he asked for guarantees of safety and travel to great britain, and they were promised to him by the provisional government. i didn’t even want to arrest him, but the petrograd soviet of workers’ and soldiers’ deputies insisted, and then nicholas’s cousin, the english king george v , refused to grant asylum to the family of his crowned relative, the romanovs, who were sent to tobolsk. and after the october revolution, in yekaterinburg in july 1918,

will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello march 21, 1871, otto von bismarcke the first chancellor the german empire, he united the german lands, as he himself said with iron and blood , coming from a family of junker landowners, bismarck was distinguished by his temper and violent temper at the university, he was called a rabid junker, and in the prut lantag, a rabid deputies. lead the government he pursued a course on

he called them bismarck or britain? first was to emulate britain to geopolitics by building alliances against rising powers that seem hegemonic, but otherwise stay uninvolved. the balance of power strategy would be impossible for america as a preeminent power and lynchpin of the international order. instead, he advocated a strategy as the broker who junified germany and made it a great power in the 19th century. bismarck depicted the ideal situation for germany as not that of the acquisition of territory, but a total political situation in which all powers except prance need us and are kept from coalitions against us as much as possible by the relations with each other. the associated doctrine is called the kissinger, name not for henry kissinger, where bismarck codified it. in a remarkable case of historical resonance, however, henry kissinger's greatest diplomatic triumph a century later was animated by the same idea. in making the opening to china while simultaneously pursuing detente with the soviet union kissinger

you see who headed the flowers was right bismarck alexander bismarck er equals the same legendary chancellornever fight the russians is useless. let's hear what he said. well, i think that bismarck's great-grandson understands what he is talking about. well, yes, see this one, well, a political uh, that means a literate person. i said everything correctly, what do you think, it is difficult to say something here, very difficult. it seems to me that the enemy has already burned all the bridges, he will not stop, and there are some , yes. we must reason and think and try. we, i mean, russia must somehow try and they do it, to end this conflict as soon as possible. and as the politicians say, with little bloodshed, the parties of russia now sounded the negotiation authorities, as if they were laughing at the cut. they flaunt their support from the outside . they think they can overcome it. and how to convince them. every day they lose thousands of their soldiers on the field, fearing that, unfortunately, it has become bloody. citizens of this information does not reach. they don't see. these bi

he called them bismarck or britain. the first was to emulate britain by building alliances against any rising powers that seem hedgea monnic but otherwise to say uninvolved. he argued that this balance of pow strategy would be impossible for america as a pre-eminent power and linchpin of the international order. instead he advocates as strategy as the broker, to unify german and made it the leading power in the late 19th century. bismarck depicted the ideal situation for germany as not that of the acquisition of territory, but a total political situation in which all powers except france need us and are kept from coalitions against us as much as possible by their relations with each other. the associated doctrine is called the kissinger diktat, and in a remarkable case of historical resonance, henry kissinger, a century later, was animated by the same idea. in making the opening to china, while siemtly pursuing the soviet union, he ended up that washington ended up with better relations two beijing and moscow than they

kingdoms a duchy and principalities. restored the unity of the german lands iron chancellor otto von bismarck 1871, he united the disparate principalities into the german empire at the beginning of the 20th century , having strengthened and rearmed germany, began the struggle for the redivision of the world. in 1914, she unleashed the first world war against france , england and russia. however , the second reich could not stand the test of the conflict that had begun. in november 1918, a revolution took place in germany . the kaiser fled the country. 2 days later, on november 11, 1918, the new government was forced to admit defeat in the war and sign the truce with a santa. for more than six months, germany was shaking in a revolutionary fever only on august 11, 1919, in the provincial german town of weimar , the constitution of the new german state was adopted. weimar republic during the interwar period. it was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, more than 40 political parties and movements freely existed. many of them proposed to radically change the social

duchies and principalities arose. restored the unity of the german lands iron chancellor otto von bismarck71, he united the scattered principality into the german empire . she started world war i against france, england and russia however , the tests of the outbreak of the conflict, the second reich could not stand it in november 1918 , a revolution took place in germany. the kaiser fled the country. 2 days later, on november 11, 1918, the new government was forced to admit defeat in the war and sign the armistice santata. for more than six months, germany was shaking in revolutionary fever only on august 11 , 1919, in the provincial german town of weimar , the constitution of the new german state was adopted in the interwar period. she was considered one of the most free and in the democratic countries of europe , more than 40 political parties and movements freely existed. many of them proposed to radically change the social system in germany . contemporaries called the weimar republic a democracy without democrats. in 1919, the german philosopher oswald spengler wrote weimar condemned t

if this was indian, bismarck, north dakota, would you got the same action? me i look as an american where is the competency in the regulatory structure of our nation because there were people there supposed to be overseeing this? i expect ceo of a public bank to push the envelope. that is capitalism. that happens all the time. charles: don't banks have a specific fiduciary responsibility more so than say ceo of proctor & gamble? >> yes but less than the regulators. the regulator's job sit there to make sure they don't go off the deep end. charles: regulators blow it on everything. sec, every time there is regulator. >> you have the wrong people in the jobs. charles: why? political motivation, are they given jobs because of political connections without care of competency? >> that is big part of that. you saw that with the faa the other day. i look at california, one of two things, they didn't understand what they were looking at, they just looked the other way, relied on the auditor kpmg which signed off on this bank days before. charles: i will talk about t

the people of bismarck are divided into two parts.ivities of the semans of tehran's hijab chastity area and the non-governmental organizations and civil organizations tonight . however , the non-governmental organization has this, but your years the field of activity of kurds are writers, they are journalists, they are actually speakers, they are preachers, they are a reference group of artists, these are actually administrative, the field of activity of popular institutions is also at the time of the formation of the mantle game of organizations that work directly with the two fields of cultural promotion of fanjab and organizations that are not independent, like oil, the social forms of those organizations, health and direct development organizations, do not work , but in the cultural process of the effective system of the country , we believe that the hijab issue is a piece of the country's social and cultural puzzle, and we must have a correct leadership. view all options in the field of family consolidation, we cannot ignore and

it will inevitably go down, however, in such a philosophical context, i will quote the words of bismarck'srussians are as strong as they want, but not as weak as their neighbors would like them do not yet weaken the point that will finally strangle them, and unfortunately it will not happen in a few months, it will be a few more years for sure, but this process is already inevitable, it will definitely happen, but this, mr. colonel, is a witness about the fact that when russia entered the war, a big war from ukraine, they did not count on a long-term war, because, otherwise , they had prepared more thoroughly there, they did not have 34 t-55 of these tanks that were there 50, 60, maybe 70 years ago because of this deconservation was this a strategic mistake of the military political command of russia or did they basically want to dispose of all this junk that they had there from the time of the soviet union, conserved in siberia and the far east, in my opinion, it is still two strategic mistakes, the first strategic mistake was made by their ministry of defense, which convinced putin that

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uh i'm starting in bismarck, north dakota. good morning. bismarck it's cold out there. why?because they were 13 below this morning. for a record low, breaking the old market seven below in 1964, but thank you, stephen for writing me and saying our daughter is there teaching school and they have their second snowiest winter on record. there's six inches from tying. the all time record are setting the all time record for the most snow ever in bismarck. i mean, you know, we always think of that now. here's the deal with all that snow up in the northern plains and minneapolis. where does the mississippi river start up there in minnesota, so the spring melt will be something to watch. they're also into the wasatch and also into the sierra, where it could be really hope. i don't think it'll be happening in april. it looks like it's going to be a cool month. huge rainbow yesterday to the southwest of willits. there will be rainbows today if we can get some breaks p town fans in petaluma an inch and 11 1 hundred's the sky has that look today i agree. it's an angry sky out there toni

behind him is the future general bismarck, bricklayer, battalion, a west point. the the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy at annapolis passes in review. next come the cadets of the united states coast guard academy. and men of the marine corps are marched down the broad avenue, which today is the parade ground for every branch of the armed services. the 82 of the flying boxcar i lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol. more than 700 planes in all. the eye on b, 36 bombers pass overhead. the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the residents home state of missouri has several displays, one of them a wagon drawn by missouri mule. other blows depict the product and scenery of the various dates. this is kentucky, the most president's home state. to date. in texas, floyd moved down the avenue. to the district of columbia. display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument at the mouth of the float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores o

it's often attributed to bismarck or -- >> yeah. >> historical leaders. i'd say this, the way i look at russia is, first and foremost, russia goes through cycles of resurgence, stagnation, decline. it typically defies trends as one of the few things that make it distinct from other powers. and the second is i think folks like myself and ann crew are very wary that because russia's suffering a strategic defeat9 in ukraine, it naturally will be undergoing some period of decline, maybe prolonged, maybe less so. it will take quite some time to rebuild its military, it will be excommunicated from the global economy, the sort of pressure of sanctions will not break the russian economy, right, but it's make it more lethargic and what have you. people write russia off because that's what they do. aaron, you can easily pull up articles from the 1990s and early 2000 saying how russia's gone, we don't have to worry about it anymore. >> right. >> twenty years ago it was a litany of these things. hey, i've spent the better part of the past decade trying to explain tha

these are the stench we are, we make wars for war and we live in war, and bismarck, fulfill it means. progress and really everything, including space and so on, was done and nuclear weapons, and let me remind you that your humanists were scientists who earned it for weapons - this is sklodowska, who was named at the expense of marie curie, we will help, of course, they left the sklodows remote control, all the rest they dreamed, and everything ended with cheap raw fuel for humanity hiroshima's war with nagasaki therefore, from this point of view. nothing else is possible, what has ended? i will only say one small thing, that this is not about the population. now there are 8 billion of them. people it's not that the russians are fantastically rich, because 7 billion live in the south. this is only one billion of the northern hemisphere and knew a billion. we are russian russians. more precisely, we have. almost half of this northern zone of the northern hemisphere. they are now half a billion europeans huddled on the resettled overpopulated european peninsula. i understand what not to

it feels like nine in bismarck so the cold air for the northern half of the country in the southern halfer than average temperatures. we have the storm system, several of them, that will ride between the differences of the temperatures. this is the relentless rain and snow for not only the west but also inches of snow across the northern plains, upper midwest and heavy rain to cause flash flooding for mississippi and tennessee river valley. we have several systems that will move in. you see potential for maybe a little bit of snow on monday for new york. we will have to watch that. and there are your highs today. the remaining cold across the notes northern tier and including florida. brian kilmeade when it gets cold in new york you tend to fly's mouth. you are very smart. >> brian: right. that is what i'm doing now. the winter belongs to the -- the fall belongs to the fox. but when spring time, my question for the diners berger, hey, guys, listen up for a second. who here is this raise raise country or yankees country? or yankees? >> about 50/50. fantastic franchise, too. joining me to

minus 1 in bismarck. even nashville, it's only 30 degrees right now to start off the day. in to the eastern half of the country, but it's going to take a few days. take atlanta going from a high of 47 today, but we'll be back into the 80s by the end of the week. >> yikes. thank you so much. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. it is the weekend. saturday, march 18th, we're grateful to have you. i'm boris san chess. >> and amarah walker. we'll have all weekend to talk about it's his last weekend. i won't get sad now, but i'm going to relish every moment with you. >> there's no reason to get emotional now. we have plenty still to go. >> you're not going that far. >>> here's what we're watching this morning. >> do you believe it's possible that one day we will see president vladimir putin in the dock? >> i think it's possible. they issue an arrest warrant for vladimir putin for alleged war crimes. putin's response to that and

if you take a look at this morning farther north, minus 19 is what it's going to feel like in bismarck. it is a bitterly cold start. tomorrow morning we have the united airlines new york city half marathon. check out the feels like temperatures in new york, coming in at 20 degrees. make sure you're layered up if you're going out for that morning run. >> got to get the thermals in place. thank you, somara. >>> overseas now to new developments in the war in ukraine. the international criminal court issuing an arrest warrant for vladimir putin, and we're hearing what moscow thinks of that. abc's james longman joins us now from dnipro, ukraine, with the very latest. james, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. president zelenskyy has said the international criminal court's decision to issue vladimir putin with an arrest warrant is historic. now, the russian president is accused of war crimes and specifically the forced deportation of thousands of children from ukraine into russian-controlled territory. moscow denies all this, of course, and calls the move outrageous. putin i

even with nazis. never immediately after bismarck not 100 years ago not 50 years ago.n if she is a chemistry teacher, it is impossible to compare. this is a complete degradation of germany well, it was. but this cheap democracy festival . well, you can say whatever you want there about the fact that they do this. basic this is the main difference. this is a country full of absolute hypocrisy, on whose conscience about 5 million died after the forty- fifth year in the world. the united states is about 5 million people they were destroyed the vietnam war in the middle east iraq syria everything else and now they are saying something to someone to someone in a country that has been engaged in blackmail all the years of 1945. political blackmail by threat or do. or will you feel bad? and everyone who is connected with the americans is mad. complete they have occurred corruption in ukraine which was five years ago. well , it has never been so brazenly, the president's son was engaged. making money speculating on the fact that his father is vice president, and this is all le

in the hall of mirrors palace of versailles, as if in mockery of the defeated enemy, otto von bismarckceived a chance to get even with the predatory eastern neighbor during the first world war. in november 1918, a revolution broke out in germany and the kaiser fled the country. under the terms of the treaty of versailles , germany returned alsace and lorraine to france, and also pledged to repair the damage caused by the war. the price of this victory was incredibly high. 1 million 300,000 frenchmen died in the battles of the first world war almost as many remained colleagues forever. hundreds of cities turned into ruins german predator should be just about punished thought most of the french after germany's main political rival was defeated by russia was withdrawn from the war. we had a revolution, france became the undisputed leader of continental europe , not only did they hang everything that was possible on germany, and germany was recognized as the main culprit, the only and main culprit at the insistence of the french, unleashing the first world war ii, the treaty of versailles

i believe bismarck has set a record snow for the season.at snow melts and north dakota and minnesota it has to go somewhere, and it's going to go down the mississippi. so that will be something to watch going into the areas on april and also met. alright our rain totals. pleasant tins are good friends are wishbone ash here, 0.65. there were a lot of areas have picked up more. cassandra just heard from raymond. thank you, raymond 3.22. i knew you were over three. update that leg sonoma two and a third mount tamil pious, just shy of two and a quarter. calistoga, an engine two thirds other locations. i try and represent as many as i can. sandra fell almost to ben loman inch and a half plus santa rosa downtown inch and a half yonville had over an inch oakland 87 100, san francisco officially 83 beneath asia, 8/10 and san jose sjc over a half inch of rain, and if you haven't heard, they did replace the rain gauge and s j. c in hopes that it will record better rainfall. we'll see the low going down the code. here's your forecast. today it's cloud

the years has grown into a professional hobby for 30 years. a source appeared to buy the titanic bismarckh really knows real cars , which is also a professional hobby. in the modern automotive world, the line between suvs and crossovers is becoming more and more conditional, some models look brutal, but they won’t go far, but among the new products we recognize real all-terrain vehicles. which models will soon appear in showrooms and will surely appeal to fans of frame suvs. the chinese state corporation dongfeng introduced the monstrous car warrior ms-600 at home. this brand is called menkshi. appearance speaks for itself dimensions. just gigantic almost 6 m in length 2.160 mm in width and 2.155 in height with a load capacity of 2 tons. under the hood is a 6.7-liter turbodiesel with a capacity of 314 horsepower, permanent all-wheel drive. complemented by a reduction gear with a center differential lock and final drives, the ms-600 will hit the market in april with another novelty. suv connoisseurs have been waiting for a long time. general suzuki jimny, which has been on sale in our coun

but i follow nws and bismarck and i'm pretty sure it's first or second snowy season ever. alright if it's tuesday, it must mean another system. right that's what our good friend chris henry says. good morning if it's tuesday, so that means this must be another storm coming in. this will be the third tuesday this month. i'll kindly pay you on tuesday, uh, at something about tuesday tempest tuesday is what we're calling in them rainfall and maybe not too bad, but it could be intense as this cold front comes through and then we'll have often on rain tomorrow. possible thunderstorms. the usual suspects will pick up the most santa cruz mountains around mount tamil pious russian river wind gusts 40 55, mainly coast coastal areas, local snow early could get 2 to 8 inches of mean mendocino county, lake county and probably around, amount. diablo mount hambleton mount st alina before the snow level really starts to go up. the front is beginning to make its move, and that's going to lead to the heaviest rain. i think marin county north here for the morning, but wind advisory starts a