yes, that is, catherine positioned. a struggle for a renaissance of a pan-european common cultural common enlightenment ancient heritage. in the context of the era when the era of classicism in europe flourished - this is very good. it seemed to fall on the public opinion of the west, among which there were a lot of enemies who helped turkey and the french government and the british government. if only not to let the russians into the black sea, if only to cut off, but from this region, and here, this is ideology greek project. she played a very important role, which directly shaped the face of novorossia. at the same time, i was sending again such a uh, such a bridge signal uh, to cultural circles. west yes, where it showed that catherine is implementing the russians are implementing the program of the general european enlightenment in this way, but including this space in this one, as if creating an imaginary lada under the russian flag. here on the shores of the black sea the cataclysm of the 20th century seriously a

i think that this is not true catherine does not need it.mirnova boldly goes to the polygraph examiner to prove that she cares about diana likhovits completely disinterestedly , she has no views on her property and sincerely wants her to return to normal life as soon as possible. you are helping not for some selfish motives. no, they took some measures to make diana's condition deteriorated no located or near you. yana is in some kind of danger with one of diana's husbands in the hope of getting her apartment or some other property. do you worry about the lie detector test or not, don't worry. please come in, did ekaterina worry during the polygraph test, and let's say that there were no such questions that caused special excitement, probably, after all. and what a verdict of selfish intentions or intentions to get diana's apartment, catherine does not have further. we asked questions. does any physical harm or physical suffering to diana in the process of being in ekaterina's apartment no is not inflicted. is catherine in cahoots with one o

catherine, do you auree matter shortly. catherine, do you agree with _ matter shortly.u agree with it and _ matter shortly. catherine, do you agree with it and can _ matter shortly. catherine, do you agree with it and can you - matter shortly. catherine, do you agree with it and can you see - matter shortly. catherine, do you agree with it and can you see thisj agree with it and can you see this law ever coming into force? the government can sleep saying it is one of their key planks, how they want to stop the boats. i one of their key planks, how they want to stop the boats.— want to stop the boats. i think it is a misguided _ want to stop the boats. i think it is a misguided policy, _ want to stop the boats. i think it is a misguided policy, and - want to stop the boats. i think it is a misguided policy, and if- want to stop the boats. i think it is a misguided policy, and if it. is a misguided policy, and if it came is in force, it would be unenforceable. it is ill—fated, a respected of what the judiciary do. if there is an appeal and it goes to the supreme court, i

thanks, catherine. have fortunately, we were running at a time due to the physical corresponding catherine like us. that's all we have time for. don't forget that you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, the ww dot. com, and you can follow us on our social media accounts on papa for you. this is catherine lancaster. thanks for joining us. take care and i'll see you very soon. the become a criminal pretty clinic.

but how catherine spent her time, well.invariably obtained, but because at that time we were divorced from him, and we did not live again, so i don’t think that it was a betrayal, but from whom i gave birth to children. i am exactly that. at what point was eyelids after birth, and when did you meet that other man? nineteenth or something, did you have an affair? no, we didn't have an affair. it's just that this guy grew up with us in the yard since childhood. we can say that from the age of five we all lived together until the death of my parents. after that i moved to dimitrovgrad a. he also remained in agony. i met him, and on the square of the soviets we have there, e. i haven’t seen him for a long time and i had a grudge, but to my ex-husband, and this guy loved it very much as a child. this meeting took place in the nineteenth year. and your daughter vasilisa is now three years old , they do not converge at the beginning of the year. it was probably march was after that we reconciled again. and when your vasilisa was b

lancaster has been following this story for us. catherine is here in studio with me. great to see you. big of a deal is this for at that same term, these political landscape. so look, sign him back is one of germany as small as governing districts. we're talking about 60000 people, 60000 photos, but it is a waters at the moment for the ac, this is the 1st time they're being voted into any office in germany. this is the moment they've been waiting for since their foundation about 10 years ago. and this is the 1st time people are actually what the, the feels like for us to take them seriously as a governing party, as a party, that people cannot just look over and glance over and not having to deal with them right now. this has changed. so it's a significant moment we'll say, and also is it i'm, let's talk a little bit about this position of district administrator. how influential are they? so you have to imagine it is a very low co position. it's like a head of a county administration animal that's estimate has been running on big topics and he will not be able to fulfi

remember this story catherine what happened to the child?one, they could scream to a neighbor. and how old was the eldest eight, do you think that an eight-year-old child is able to keep track of a one and a half year old child for 2 hours or three days. why when you went to the store? why couldn't you ask the neighbors to look after your children, well, there for a couple of hours? everything is nearby now what are you planning do, ekaterina want to have children in plain sight in order at home in myself got a job. what would you like to be a florist? you are also living now. say that the friends of the kornits, or something, are all without children. what conditions did the guardianship authorities take out for you so that you could pick up your children? get a job and come to the hospital what i drank and get treated. you plan to engage in this treatment is not ready. she is for now. maybe she can not argue, but she is too lost not that she is lost to society. she's on her own so lost that no matter how she understands, in general, why sh

catherine: yes. well, you put your finger on it, right?n happen to children is a war. children don't start wars. they are unable to end wars, they just suffer in wars. so, what we do is, in the context of something that's already terrible, which is what children are facing, we try to help put them back together, in a sense, right? we give them psychosocial support. often, we give them physical medical support, if they have suffered, which many children have. i mean, i saw one child in yemen who had lost both his legs. i mean, it was so sad and so painful to see. so we help on that side. we also, importantly, try to make sure these children are still getting educated. a lot of times, in a conflict, as i said, the services aren't happening. and so children, in addition to being in the middle of a war, are also not getting an education, which sets them back so far. so, we provide education services. we provide water. we provide sanitation, all the basic needs that we possibly can for children. but, at the end of the day, once they're in that

what more did we learn from nicola sturgeon, catherine?— sturgeon, catherine?k three now _ sturgeon, catherine? well, reeta, this is week three now of _ sturgeon, catherine? well, reeta, this is week three now of the - sturgeon, catherine? well, reeta, this is week three now of the covid j this is week three now of the covid inquiry, and most of the things we have heard so far have been from a uk perspective, so this was next to's take on things, his thoughts on the no—deal brexit planning and how that diverted resources, regrettable but necessary, she said. she was asked about something that keeps coming up, how the focus was on a possible flu pandemic instead of other viruses. she said, yes, that meant the plan was inadequate but not entirely useless. she also wanted to make the point that it is all very well and good having plans but they just sit on the shelf. all very well and good having plans but theyjust sit on the shelf. she says the question that keeps you awake is whether we have the underlying capabilities to deal with it. she had a bit of a digger,

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petersburg, a city that catherine the great loved very much and for which she did a lot. st.ly to peter but also to catherine, the beloved city of the empress, only empress catherine the great ascends the throne, huge deposits of granite are found in vyborg, and they began to be used for the construction of granite embankments in st. petersburg and we are now standing on the very embankment that was first changed shoes in the second half of the 18th century. in total, 30 km of granite were laid out, peter 1704 founded the longest granite embankments in europe here on the palace summer garden, but even here it was not without catherine ona in st. petersburg was often attacked by floods and one flood in 1.77, it almost completely destroyed all the fountains of the summer garden, and she considered that the fountains could be replaced with a beautiful wrought iron fence. the lattice of the summer garden was made for 13 years, the famous bronze horseman of its kind, a declaration of love to peter, a gift to the city from catherine. if you look closely, the pupils of the emperor a

it was at this moment, uh, that catherine we knew was born. much to johann listok, elizabeth's personal doctor , he was one of those who advised the empress to marry her nephew to a prussian princess. the royal court needs to take care of his health. not only with his skill, but also with his sword. if needed back and forth, but it seems to me that he is still a person who is rooting for russia. there were guardsmen and many great minds, then the epochs today will overhear the conversation of the future with mikhail lomonosov. the time spent in the palace taught me that a bad world is better than a good war, sometimes sickness to be friends with a german enemy, an empress who loved russia as her homeland, remained in history, like the great, what catherine will do for the sake of the throne. what other challenges await her? i'm practically alone. and won't let you breathe. i'm like a mouse that has been covered with glass lips in a historical drama. great continuation today on channel one. sirotkevich iosif kobrin denis zharov sergei falendysh

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.ing up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 surprising statements at this week's police commission meeting while discussing a pilot program that arrest people for public drug use. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. chief bill scott says that most of the people arrested for drug use are not even city residents are grant lotus is here with more on this story grant. that's right. catherine and ken chief bill scott says a couple of weeks of rest data. >> from the crackdown on open air drug use in the tenderloin shows that of the 45 users arrested just 3 of those people live in san francisco. and the chief says he's not really quite sure what to make of that. that is something that drug recovery advocates have been trying to get city leaders to recognize as a key aspect of the city's drug problem. >> pat, that we've taken the past few years where it's just kind of like we're looking the

earlier i spoke a journal as catherine field in paris. i asked her how the government is dealing with the protest. so yes, it's been a nobody says a violence in many areas and the ring around paris. this is exactly what the government was hoping wouldn't happen when they send 10 an additional 1000 police and june dunham overnight. a peasant, my code as you write me say, is meeting with his senior ministers as we speak is before the prime minister of interior minister, the justice minister, and they administer responsible for small towns and also for unemployment. they are hoping that this is the last that they receive those that well with the back in 2005. and we had a similar source of all of that funds went home for 79. so they could be wanting to come up with some sort of response to try to nip this in the bug. what does the rioting tell us about the social grievances in front? terry, unfortunately it tells us there's a lot of the problems that what people are made aware of and these low income areas back in 2005 i still the people are

catherine thank you. catnettne— go. catherine thank you.rangling between donald trump's officials in the national archives , those national archives, those officials handed over 15 boxes to the national archives in january of last year. now they look through these boxes and discovered that there was 184 .uk comments that were classified documents, including some that are described as top secret at that point, the fbi was called in by the justice department . it carried out its department. it carried out its own investigation and witness statements that they gathered, plus cctv of donald trump's mar a lago complex in miami . we a lago complex in miami. we showed that apparently, according to the fbi , there was according to the fbi, there was some attempts to move some of these documents about so there was a raid that took place in august of last year by the fbi, seized more boxes. this whole issue was then handed over by merrick garland , who is the merrick garland, who is the attorney general to a special counsel special counsel has been i

catherine's monastery of the object were approved cultural heritage.he public of the leninsky district for many years. it is fighting to approve these protection zones, we know that they were developed back in 2016 . we have seen this project. here, according to this project, there was just such a toughest security zone, where practically nothing can be done without preliminary research. bulldozers. some of the plates were damaged, fortunately for the work, they stopped in time at the main department of cultural heritage, the check promises to sort out the situation. we will fix. uh, everything that happened there, that as for the approval of the protection zone, of course, it will be approved in the near future. the artifacts found will be carefully studied and, if necessary, sent for examination. but, archaeologists insist that excavations should be continued on this territory. anna bolana andrey lapidu with alexei postrelyanov ekaterina yudina olga greena news. the next issue of the federal news will be aired at 16:00. all news is always available o

cbs's catherine herridge has been speaking with her sources.ght from right here in washington. good evening, catherine. >> reporter: good evening, norah. a senior u.s. government official told reporters there is no evidence to date the u.s. military and intelligence agencies have been compromised, but a number of federal agencies have been hit. tonight, senior government officials are racing to limit the impact of what one cyber expert is calling potentially the largest theft and extortion event in recent history. american targets include multiple federal agencies, including the department of energy, plus johns hopkins-affiliated hospitals in maryland and florida, georgia's statewide university system, and the minnesota rt of brh s waalso hit. the hackers are part of the cyber criminal gang called clop, believed to operate from inside russia. >> they've started releasing some of the data that was stolen as part of their work to extort these companies. we strongly encourage anyone who is a user of the software to, of course, patch, lock down the

i understand the catherine douman is. we have a packed schedule bench a 2 minute or less limit but catherine if you would like to make a presentation the floor is yours i was told it was mandatory i come to answer questions. keith and myself are over seas and both of us trying hard to make sure we attendattended. y i will not take your time i want to thank you and i'm excited about the poush registration moving forward and being involved with development and its success >> thank you, so much. for your willingness to serve upon is mr. goldstein available >> we have one call whore called in. i believe press star 6 to unmoout yourself if you are mr. goldstein. calling in. >> hi. we hear you. >> okay. good afternoon. good evening i'm in london. hello supervisor walton. [inaudible] [inaudible] i'm very excited about the power station project i'm thrilled the community benefit's district and [inaudible] consider the [inaudible] financing plan and i think some of you know me will well [inaudible]. thank you. i know we have known

i want to bring in former manhattan district attorney catherine christian as well. catherine, this case has been handled by a trump appointed prosecutor in delaware, opened in 2018, during the trump administration. what do you make of the timing? >> well, the -- i want to reiterate what carol said, these are not traffic tickets. these are misdemeanors. misdemeanors are crimes. mr. hunter biden will now have a criminal record. and it will state he pled guilty to willful failure to pay federal income taxes and the most you can get a year. and because he paid it back, that's probably why he was allowed to plea to the misdemeanors, not traffic infractions. in terms of the gun charge, he's not being charged, he's not pleading guilty to shooting the gun, to pointing the gun. it is a specific charge that he possessed a gun and he was someone who had an addiction to a controlled substance, which is why i believe he's being allowed to get into a pretrial diversion program. which is essentially alternative to incarceration and if he successfully completes that program, the ch

mostly from northern europe and catherine of the sixty-fourth year. he also received artistic reviews, which diderot wrote largely shaped the artistic tastes and preferences of that era as a core. it's uh man who was katerina's eyes in paris , he had his own view of us at the same time art, and in many respects this view was reflected in those technical preferences, which catherine ii did a lot of correspondence. a philosopher, and in 1773, the bucket arrived at her invitation to st. petersburg and stayed for 5 months in russia at the expense of patrons due to the fact that the empress herself acquired one of the best collections of french painting of the 18th century in the world, which is also located on the territory of russia in private collection. there is a collection of other museums, that is actually. this is the idea that recent events have cut us off from the source of western vorobyov art. they are, to put it mildly, exaggerated. this exhibition is a joint project of the pushkin museum and the state hermitage. almost half of the exhibits ca

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cbs's catherine herridge joins us now.big development tonight. >> reporter: it is. tonight, norah, the trump legal team was already on edge and on notice that charges were imminent when the former president broke the news on his social media platform. multiple sources confirmed to cbs news the former president has been indicted on criminal charges in the mar-a-lago documents case. the alleged violations include the unlawful retention of national defense information as well as obstruction. more than 300 records including 60 marked "top secret" were recovered at his mar-a-lago home. tom dupree is a former senior justice department official. >> the nation has never seen something like this, a major candidate for office, arguably the leading nominee of his party, indicted, criminally indicted and defending himself from criminal charges. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news that trump has been told to be in miami tuesday to be arraigned. in a statement, trump said the indictment was politically motivated and election interference

cbs's catherine herridge has been speaking with her sources.rom right here in washington. good evening, catherine. >> reporter: good evening, norah. a senior u.s. government official told reporters there is no economic evidence today the u.s. military and intelligence agencies have been compromised, but a number of federal agencies have been hit. tonight, senior government officials are racing to limit the impact of what one cyber expert is calling potentially the largest theft and extortion event in recent history. american targets include multiple federal agencies, including the department of energy, plus johns hopkins affiliated hospitals in maryland and florida, georgia's statewide university system, and the minnesota department of education. british airways was also hit. officials say the hackers are part of a cyber criminal gang called cl0p, believed to operate from inside russia. >> they have started releasing some of the data that was stolen, as part of their work to extort these companies. we strongly encourage anyone who is a user of

personalities names that are very well known are , for example, peter the great, catherine ii, also,eski alexander nevsky - these are all characters that everyone knows and has seen, for example, only in pictures. eh, even here are schoolchildren in school textbooks. and here they can see it live and imagine the image and not only can it be seen live. so also from expensive materials e expensive porcelain is also used expensive materials in the form of gold platinum in compliance with historical traditions and eras and costumes and characters emotions. everything conveys the historical period. we can say that after all, the main visitors are children. yes, tell me what emotions. they experience in the form of such unique works when they see characters they have already seen, for example, the composition of yalta which is behind us. they immediately see figures who were personalities at the end of world war ii. they wrote papers on the end of the second world war, of course, they immediately run to peter the great catherine ii to napoleon. this immediately grabs their attention. they

live now to our health correspondent catherine burns who's 0ur health correspondent catherine burns who'se halfway we are halfway through this first module, and so far, we have been seeing certain themes being picked up seeing certain themes being picked up over and seeing certain themes being picked up overand again seeing certain themes being picked up over and again from uk wide perspective. the necklace surgeon today, this was her chance to get things from a scottish perspective. so we heard her thoughts on brexit, another thing that keeps coming up over and again another thing that keeps coming up overand again in another thing that keeps coming up over and again in this inquiry is the focus on a possible flu pandemic. a lot of the planning was looking at flu rather than other possible practices. so she was asked about that and said, well, yeah, the plan wasn't adequate, but it wasn't entirely useless. she wanted to make the point that it's all very well and good having a plan. it canjust sit there on a shelf, she said the question that used to keep her awake was about having the cap

and not so at all not so catherine imagined family life.enough for you from a letter from pyotr fedorovich to ekaterina madam , i ask you not to bother you this night so that the newlyweds ekaterina and pyotr live in the same palace, but do not see for themselves. pyotr fyodorovich does not love me and does not show me any interest, yes, and that's all, more love to want. what will empress peter's aunt elizabeth say she is waiting for an heir peter , in her opinion, is not able to rule a state, does not like russia, defiantly wears a prussian uniform, did not really learn to speak russian, unlike the german wife catherine, you do not need to speak german to make me feel good catherine ii had a strong character and ascended the throne 20 years of testing intrigue accusations of espionage her husband's undisguised hatred, then she received the pleasure of life is to eat, so fulfilled she loved a man. and, of course, i allow myself things. horror because it is clear that she could afford to relax there. i don't know if it's fun. do not know ho

catherine, back to you. thank you, gayle. well, even though we had record rainfall this year, california's water wars are not slowing down. >> at the center of the latest debate, the proposed delta tunnel conveyance project. governor newsom says this will be crucial to making sure there's enough water for millions of californians but not everybody is on board. kron four's 8 on wallace has that story >> well, this proposed project is not a new concept. in fact, it's been proposed for decades. but what is new? but the governor wants to streamline its construction, something. some lawmakers here say they do not support. >> it's arguably california's most precious resource. but the decades long debate over just how to get that water to millions of californians is once again front and centered in we got last month. governor gavin newsom signed an executive order and to fast track construction for key infrastructure projects across the state project. he argues have been delayed for far too long due to the state's strict and lengthy

e, empress catherine of thrones.ed something, we will definitely remind you of everything, look after the time are you bored program, the wedding of the heir to the russian throne and the prussian princess died down recently, which the world will later learn, like catherine ii the great in the palace, only talk about the future heir. but peter is indifferent to zhenya i have for you the gift is enjoyed by people. a powerful woman of the court worries who before the astron empress elizabeth yours is around alexei petrovich for free 100 castle and his holy cause broom in a new way will be together until the only legitimate heir is just peter the unlucky nephew elizabeth with weaknesses was strange. the austrian planted austrian culture during his reign, which lasted six months, in my opinion, not bad at all. how is it written. we have in history may have 300 or 400 law issued and many of them were ahead of their time, but i feel that here after me there will be wine cards of the game of soldiers. peter is little intere

, catherine? yeah, the tons of toxic dust accidentally released from the martinez refinery. this was last thanksgiving was not enough to cause a lasting impact on the soil. this is according to contra costa county health officials. more specifically the people who collected and analyzed soil sample say the bigger risk was in the first hours and days after this incident happened. but today they say they did not find a lingering risk. the metals in the soil, including lead aluminum, arsenic, are within the expected range and can include sources like pesticides. in fact, people now being told it's ok to eat vegetables from the garden after being advised in march and not to do that during an online oversight committee meeting today, it was made clear some people are still really worried and angry about what happened. and the martinez refinery is far from being off the hook for other problems, including the fact it was very slow and telling anybody about the >> i just want to be crystal clear that with

it remains to decide how to get to the place of a direct flight with the comfort of catherine againstntaneity of nikolai's mobility. other questions from policies with you can replace the sea with a lake , you can replace the hotel with a house. i realized that we have a lot in common. that is, when i walked here, it seemed to me that we we don’t agree on the type of rest at all, for this it was a surprise. and so that there would be fewer such surprises, we talk more often, share our desires and listen to his ideal vacation formula. the one where the spouses hear each other trust each other, when we love a person there is a great desire to find something that will also be of interest to me in your interest, that is, it is. exploration is the general exploration of life, it is spontaneity. but a vacation is a great opportunity to show it; we try to be easy-going. so from rest waiting there will be fewer, but many times more emotions marina makhrusheva is not a sexton evgeny smirnov olga andreeva channel one. good morning continues on the calendar on june 13 and this is the birthday of

well for catherine heenan here now with more. catherine. >> pence came up swinging, at least by ken standards. he was questioning things like donald trump's conservative credentials and the former vice president made the announcement from iowa. the state that start to the nomination process next year in terms of tackling his former boss publicly, pence went further than he has before and trying to distance himself from trump. you talked about the event that caused him to break with the boss. he had loyally served the january 6 insurrection. >> president trump's words were reckless. endangered. my family and everyone at the capitol. but on that day, president trump also demanded. but i choose between him. and the constitution. now voters will be faced with the same choice. i chose the constitution. >> this, by the way, is the first time a major republican candidate has even mentioned the attack on the capitol. i got reaction on the pants campaign from 2 of our local political analysts. bottom line, they don't give him much of a ch

first, catherine heenan is here with more on that. catherine? yeah, mike pence chose to make that announcement from iowa. the state that starts the nomination early next year. the former vice president has been pretty cautious about directly naming or criticizing donald trump. but that was not the case today. pence going further than ever before in condemning the values of the man that he loyally served for years, including reference to what happened during the january 6 insurrection. >> president trump's words were reckless. endangered. my family and every one of the capital. but on that day, president trump also demanded. but i choose between him. and the constitution. now voters will be faced with the same choice. i chose the constitution. >> no other major republican candidate has even mentioned the attack on the capitol. i did get reaction on the pence campaign from 2 of our political analyst. they both agree he is a long shot who is still polling in the low single digits. >> well, i was actually quite surprised how much mean into his janua

i'm catherine heenan can has the night off. that crash happened this week and dublin kron four's terisa stasio has more on how the brothers are being remember yeah, that's small, clear >> when that pull pool and key, i mean, it's so >> leave >> not alone. came out to pay his respects to the 2 east bay brothers who died tuesday when their bmw crashed into a tree and light post. authorities say when they got to the vehicle it was engulfed in flames around 10, 30 tuesday evening. the alameda county coroner on friday identified the 2 as 25 year-old adam rashid and 23 year-old cali dress. she'd both of san who started for you says that when they too fast also is that life and >> like play with lives and other people's lives de-fund. police say initial reports suggest excessive speed played a factor in the crash on saturday. june 24th. they plan to close southbound audrie road from fall creek. >> willow creek from 07:00am to 11:00am to gather evidence. >> think of couple hours in news, gather and evidence based on forensic mapping te

noisy field of candidates, vicki and grant, thank you, catherine. in national news, a federal judge is temporarily blocking portions of a new florida law. >> banning transgender minors from receiving puberty blockers florida governor ron desantis signing that ban into law shortly after announcing his presidential plans, the families of 3 transgendered children promptly filed a lawsuit challenging that law. judge robert hinkle sided with the families in ruling handed down today saying, quote, gender or identity is real and quote, adding that the state has no rational basis for denying patients treatment. desantis. his office has not yet commented on the ruling. >> new at 5 self-driving car company waymo has confirmed to kron 4, 1, of its vehicles hit and killed a small dog in san francisco last month. a spokesperson telling us the dog ran in front of a waymo vehicle with an autonomous specialist in the driver's seat, the vehicle system, they say correctly identified the dog. but was unable to avoid hitting it. this happened near an encampment on tola

catherine heenan kron. 4 news. catherine, thank you. coming up tonight on kron 4 news today, san mateo county lays out its plan to crack down on the fentanyl crisis. plus one bay area city named the best place in the country to raise a family. but first temperatures are rising and so is the risk of wildfires. >> what kind of season cal fire says we can expect after this have normally wet winter. >> bgn is agreeing to pay 550 million dollars rather for its part in the deadly zogg fire. that fire sparked in chester county after a tree fell onto an energized pg e line in 2020. it burned 56,000 acres destroyed more than 200 structures and killed 4 people. the shasta county district attorney charged pg e with manslaughter. but all the criminal charges were dropped. following today's settlement, 45 million dollars will go toward organizations to help rebuild an assist local communities. there pg e will also pay a 5 million dollar fine directly to shasta county. the agreement must still be reviewed and approved by a judge despite the big wet w

all right, catherine, thank you. by the way, a federal grand jury is expected to convene this week involving former president donald trump's handling of classified documents. mister trump's lawyers met with justice department officials monday that meeting signals that the special counsel's probe into trump's handling of those documents appears to be in its final stages. trump's legal team requested a meeting with attorney general merrick garland. but the attorney general did not take part special counsel jack smith is handling the investigation into possible obstruction of justice related to the case. he did attend that meeting. >> coming up, the forty-niners are holding the veterans mini-camp this weekend. santa clara next in sports. jason will tell us who and was not there. and we'll hear from a couple of their also couple of their also s ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, gov

catherine's comrades of abundance in the new year sergey, how was it there?year what is served on the table and what kind of entertainment they have this is completely unpronounceable. let's find out all about the traditions of this wonderful holiday. the new year was almost half a year ago, and the yakuts will only still have ahead and the workshop in yakut can be noted that here is a three-room view, that is, we survived a long fierce winter and finally, uh, entered the period of the flowering of the greenery of life and now in the period from may 22 to june 22 - this is the period when , in yakutia, modernity is now celebrating all the time with them, the holiday begins with a treat, always preparing yakut koumiss byrpakh and salad in the balanov family. and they also bake pancakes. the holiday itself always meets in national costumes, women put on national jewelry. so it was from ancient times silver belt bracelet made of natural ornament, a symbol of fertility and development, moreover, a leon-shaped natural ornament. you can find exactly men's jewelry b

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we would first like to honor catherine gin. outgoing executive director of immigrants rising for her work and dedication to immigrant communities. since 2006 catherine gin has served as the founding executive director of immigrants rising, a san francisco based nonprofit that empowers undocumented people to get an education, pursue their careers and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. catherine was born and raised in san francisco, and it's a proud descendant of chinese immigrants. who first came to the u. s in the 19 and 18 sixties to work in the gold mines of california and later during the restrictive chinese exclusion acts. throughout her career, she has worked to enhance art career and education, opportunities for immigrants and people of color. she announced this year that she will be stepping down from her position as executive director of immigrant risen's. we would like to congratulate her and thank her for her service on behalf of the immigrant communities. congratulations kathy and we're goi

i'm catherine heenan can has the night off.nd dublin kron four's terisa stasio has more on how the brothers are being remember yeah, that's small, clear >> when that pull pool and key, i mean, it's so >> leave >> not alone. came out to pay his respects to the 2 east bay brothers who died tuesday when their bmw crashed into a tree and light post. authorities say when they got to the vehicle it was engulfed in flames around 10, 30 tuesday evening. the alameda county coroner on friday identified the 2 as 25 year-old adam rashid and 23 year-old cali dress. she'd both of san who started for you says that when they too fast also is that life and

catherine heenan is here now without the latest bill would change things, catherine.eah, well, north by senator bill dodd probably wouldn't say this, but he's kind of a hero to the bars and restaurant industry. >> he's been a major player in the concept of allowing the flexibility of to go cocktails, a real lifeline during the pandemic. this latest bill broadens the provisions of what he's already done. for example, removing the meal requirement for to go cocktails. senator dodd points out a lot of bars and restaurants are still struggling with things like death staffing problems. inflation, things are not back to normal. he says it is important to keep the momentum going. >> 2022 i passed a bill that would permanently allow kerry out cocktails from restaurants. but this bill does. a couple other things extends the provisions to bars, which also been very hard hit by the pandemic. it allows for delivery of to go cocktails from both types of businesses. yeah, this was something that consumers and business water to be able to do and we're able to do until the governors

there was nothing during the time of catherine the great that needed to be remembered, yes, it was toatherine and russia of this time, the paper tiger raised an eyebrow, europe was shaking at 10:00 the question is, what is this topic and what i’m talking about, it’s not that she really is the opposite. about russia naive and wrong, you just need to understand once and for all, they never understood anything about russia and never did. pyotr alekseevich was a weak tsar, and volodya shot and rebellion streletsky not only a lot of what us. it's not on us. it is calculated. it is calculated for the elevators own lags, and not in their perception, as they perceive us. they are our enemy, the more they make mistakes, the better for us, the worse. they understand us in the dark. i agree with this assessment of our weaknesses and other work, only we agree with this for a strong side, which they conducted showed that they do not understand anything about the russian economy as a result of these sanctions on their economy. shaken germany fell into recession ours is growing. therefore, excellent

>> good evening, catherine. and vicki, we learned from police chief anthony mata this afternoon that all of these victims were random. alleged suspect went on this violent killing spree throughout 2 cities yesterday, killing 3 people injuring 5 in san jose in milpitas. look at your screen. police have charged. 31 year-old kevin parker runa charging him with multiple counts of homicide and attempted murder. there is no he will remain behind bars tonight. now yesterday will go to a map. you can see starting around 3 o'clock. allegedly stabbed someone at who serve road in dellwood way. he then went on to 4 other locations, carjacking someone at target and also stabbing them. now police say he intentionally hit 3 pedestrians in downtown san jose killed 2 of them eventually crime spree in initially crime spree ended in milpitas where he stabbed a 27 year-old man at smart and final who died at the hospital. they parker una near milpitas high school where they were actually having a graduation was going on and they put

after all, catherine ii could get up early in the morning to dress herself without outside help. an appointment for lush formal dresses, it took up to 40 m of fabric, sewn and silk, taffeta lace. everyone has it there were several rows of dresses. lace. these laces. the french engagements were called to invite, as if they were invited to take a walk around the rest of the costume, the great strategist catherine, with the help of outfits, announced her political intentions. she posed for portraits, did not make copies and traveled all over europe , she put on hats with a hat, alluding to the restoration of the cossacks guards tree. she herself embroidered and knitted three fashion magazines appeared in russia for catherine , there is a version that the ladies wore on their heads. ships banana fruits, in fact, the fashion for hairstyles changed every 2 weeks, such hairstyles were often called uruberlu, that is, very strange hairstyles, but the empress adorned her hairstyles with strings of pearls. she adorned them with diamonds. the main decoration of the great imperial crown. gent

catherine heenan is in our newsroom with more on this. catherine?h, i think a lot of people, pam have booked a hotel, bought a concert ticket online. >> and been unpleasantly surprised by the extra cost, the extra fees tacked on in some casus resulting in a really big increase in price. president biden held a white house meeting today with executives from companies like airbnb live nation seatgeek. he says americans deserve to know what they'recpaying for up front. and so as those companies are promising to be more transparent, for example, the world's biggest online seller of concert tickets live nation, which owns ticketmaster says it will begin to roll out what it calls all in pricing. >> that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. when you start shopping. so you're not surprised at the end when check out junk fees are not a matter the wealthy very much, but they're matter for working folks like homes. i grew up >> want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discover the real price is much higher. it's

the catherine ross is a law professor at george washington university in washington, dc. and she told us more about the details of the indictment. the vast majority of these accounts are actually from the espionage act of 1917, which remains on the books. but it's now broken up in different parts of our statutes. and it was unclear whether trump would be charged under the espionage dropped. the espionage act doesn't mean you know that your undercover spy, like in the cold war. but these are among the most serious charges that can be levied against the president. and the indictment is very, very clear about the danger this causes to us. and i must say, since i'm talking to you in germany, to our allies, and i'm going to read from the complaint that the classified documents in the boxes included information regarding defense and weapons capabilities of both the united states and foreign countries. united states nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the united states and its allies to military attacks and plans for possible retaliation in response to a for an attack

we'll have to leave it the professor catherine ross from george washington university. you go to write this type of thank you very much. was speaking to us. thank you for inviting me. it's always a pleasure turning now to ukraine and officials that evacuating more people in areas affected by flooding after the destruction of a massive could cause cut them. and yet this week, russia has released footage of its rescue efforts saying, and relocated more than 5000 people from territory under its control, lot of which are still spreading. as the kafka reservoir continues to empty them, wall is crumbling, but has not completely collapsed, is more than 40000 people who live in the past of the floods, including in the regional capital house on where dw reports us. when you have found the card sent, this report arising quit in the city long used to danger. kennestone is mobilizing, as floods goes with the destruction of the move, a hope, got them 45 miles up stream from entire areas here. this is now where a major risk and evacuation operation is taking place. the volunteer grou