ushakov died, catherine died, potemkin and military operations at sea.ted like this offhand only in 1803 during the war with sweden in the baltic in the black sea there were no hostilities and, accordingly, there was no special need there. well, of course, the city belonged to the darkness, but the manufactory came to its age. uh marketing, no canvas there was no sales of ropes, uh, a box or with was also not needed; all this naturally came to the miniature under the professional and sensitive guidance of alexei titov , who had a dream of becoming a shipbuilder in early childhood. well, let's say the beauty alexander pushkin is a liner. uh, cosmonaut, they brought gagarin. the third ships more modern knowledge of the russian imperial navy, i was interested in history, again led to the creation. here are these models of ships, but do not think that this is purely. that's just what i did. this is our union with the guys. we built this as a kid. well, i see a lot of small details here. how much did you talk? there are 1,388 such holes in this hotel. this is

perhaps this is the daughter of potemkin catherine a.erhaps there is a daughter of one of the many. mistress in the dark, but for that period of time. yes, there is also such a historical fact, it’s good that today palace weddings do not cause so much controversy in one of the parts. the estate houses the local registry office. nevertheless, most of the architectural monument of the 18th century is occupied by museum halls. some of them repeat the interiors of that time - the room that manages the estate, the dining room, the sofa of the boudardevich in the style of the winter garden , there is a hall that tells about the history of the palace. but you can learn about the county itself since 1772 in the library office under the management of count grigory potemkin krichev became one of the major industrial centers in the russian empire , up to 300 workers worked at the sailcloth factory alone. in 1783, 820 pieces of a sailing canvas were made on it, from which showcases for ships were later made, and yet the most successful decision of t

but they say that catherine could owe alexei for something else. some money went to katya and into the account and she did not want to return it. no, that's it, that's why it was such a moment. i think he purposely filmed it all to show. katya somehow get this money, because e objectively has always been important. that she's innocent is not just not guilty, but she's innocent in the eyes of her own son. she is not a father-killer in his eyes. and this was fundamentally important. he's just a question, or i'm blackmailing her with this, apparently, she's coming back to me. and if not, then don't get it. you are no one, and that's all that he probably showed her this video. she must have lost her temper and jumped up. maybe even wanted to hit him there somehow. well, you see, she is a ballerina or lyosha a boxer. he would give him one hand on the bridge of the nose in hot pursuit of alexei risk. it was not possible after the murder of sagirska , he disappeared without a trace and was put on the wanted list. the village of ternovoye is only 20 km fro

i had another question for catherine. i'm one of the other concerns that i've thought about is that, you know, one could argue that eventually or be more of these images than real images online that you could theoretically say that. and at some point these a i generators and you know more about them than i do. catherine are going to be training live. that's the same. now. they're training on databases that were a couple years old, or however long their day that they're not, they're not actually live on line. i hooked up to the internet. i'm describing as, as we go, as we create throughout the day that that is a big difference once that goes live. you can about imagine that these, these a i generators are going to start training on previously generated a i imagery. so we have this cannibalism of previously created the images. and now we have future a i training on past a i and i just don't know where that leaves us. yeah. and catherine, i'll let you ask for that. but i also want to ask you guys a final question of our show

i was bringing catherine through us brook here. she's a political analyst and executive vice president at the bath respond foundation. catherine, good to see you. the slightest charges against donald trump are very serious, but do they pose a genuine threat to his efforts to regain the presidency? well, not on the basis of the american constitution, terry. oh, you have plenty of constitutional experts right now trying to figure out whether or not a president's or someone who's running for the highest office in the nation could in fact, will the country from a prison. so the constitution does not make that crystal clear. but these are very, very serious allegations. it's donald trump effectively against his own country. that's effectively the summary of a jack smith presented to the public when he announced his indictment. um, so it's going to be difficult a year ahead. certainly for donald trump, but it's a highly polarized country and still 54 percent of the republican based believes this to be the man for the white house. so the

and catherine, i'll let you ask for that. but i also wanna ask you guys a final question of our show because our time is coming to an end. because this seems like a precarious time to enter the industry for any young artists who are hearing this and asking themselves, will they even have a job, catherine, you teach those artist. so please very so think we any words invite a bit of advice, excuse me for them to. i mean, right now you still have to have a certain scale to use this well, so i think there is opportunity, but how long that opportunity last? i don't know, a bigger concern for me is not retraining. on all of this, i generated art, but the fact that the art is really defined by the training side. and if it's being trained on a lot of western art, if it thinks that women tend to look a certain way, then we're going to have more and more images produced that way. so when we talk about last voice is last images, that certainly will be the case with this kind of art as well. right? unfortunately, our time is also coming

petersburg they could not find a person of dubious reputation, catherine said so.o to shklov to zorich. he's definitely there. the day favorit was abandoned by his relatives, brothers anew, burnt swindlers they set up in the klovsky estate of zorich, an underground issue of fake ones and vera revealed potemkin 's complaints to him, deceived jewish merchants in zorich, dismissed from military service tried for embezzlement, and did not become him exactly 3 years after the death of catherine, whom he adored and who paid for him more than once debts in dawn, died in poverty in a ruined shklovsky estate, surrounded by a beggar dear. after zorya's death and the cultural development of the city stopped, the school burned down, the palace was sold for debts. and the theater, alas, is now destroyed in its place a church. once upon a time , it was on this spot that the palace of the star-gazer stood, burned down, then a computer club was opened here , too, now the stadium burned down here. by the way, it hosted the qualifying matches of the fifa world cup among women's team

ken and catherine, back to you. thank embry said taylor swift may have left the bay area, but she still making a difference. a food bank says >> the artist donated enough money to help hundreds of thousands of people in santa clara and san mateo counties. kron 4 s justin campbell reports second harvest won't disclose exactly how much taylor swift donated, but they say since her donation came in, they've seen a swiftie effect of incoming donations they the call from her our team was like super excited to get this call from taylor that she was going to support. >> support our work shabani be with second harvest of silicon valley. still excited about what happened on friday. >> the first of taylor swift's to show run at levi's. and since then, she says the food bank has seen a 43% increase in one-time donations. definitely beating some of it is because of the visibility. this is not like very busy donation time of year for us. so just seeing that uptick is like very exciting for as we get a lot of donations. usually du

learned to help catherine. of those women who will not help without selfishness. so she cooked more for him. so this confuses the alders in lindens , the situation is out of the ordinary in the garage. here, do you think catherine will ask first what happened, before helping? well, he could not tell about the murder, well, he came up with something. and if she knew, then she began to help me. no, on the contrary, if she knew from the very beginning, and alder's plans perfectly understood that they would look for him after the murder, that he needed to find a place to hide and the garage was planned from the very beginning, like more. you're right. borscht needs to be cooked. and then i didn’t have time to hide in the garage, and the borscht, the dirt is already ready. so ekaterina comes out. this is olkhov's accomplice, judging by the way she looks, she just lives and saved. these are our permanent client. and ekaterina zavarzina? on the contrary , perhaps she was involved in the murder, please tell me, and you

catherine, thank you very much indeed- _ moment. catherine, thank you very much indeed.nt. catherine, thank you very much indeed. as always, _ moment. catherine, thank you very much indeed. as always, there - moment. catherine, thank you very much indeed. as always, there is. much indeed. as always, there is more in our website. now to the us — where millions of people in florida are struggling with the aftermath of hurricane idalia. the weather system weakened to a tropical storm as it moved north—east, across georgia and south carolina. but it's still bringing dangerous winds and heavy rains. in florida, at least two people have died due to driving accidents in wet conditions, and hundreds of thousands are without power. florida's governor ron desantis says there has been significant damage throughout the big bend region of his state — but he says that people who need help are getting it, and the signs are positive. officials say dozens of people had to be carried to safety in a small motorboat in a coastal town where knee—high waters covered streets. work is being car

i was going to go to catherine. but so many people in our youtube to, i mean talking about bias and talking about so i'll just put it straight to you. i mean, sid saying the question is, when will women be satisfied when they abolish men? completely from the conversations. and then we have maybe a slightly more useful question from our k o. 1988 saying, how can you say women are under represented in media when there are literal quotas and incentives to hire women? they replaced casts and movies with women, even though the films perform poor. so needless to say, there is a lot of sort of massage demand for lack of a better word and our comment section. i don't know if there a, do you want to address those comments before i come to you, catherine, of what, where like can see this a and it is that a to a large extent or to some extent, you can see that the issue is socialization occurring due to, to the issue of culture and in many cultures is particularly in the global south context. mean many cultures, women are soci

and msnbc legal analyst catherine christian and prosecutor ankush khadori.you hit page 32 of this indictment, the section outlining the defendant's attempts to enlist the vice president to fraudulently alter the election results, how compelling is this? >> it is very compelling and it goes on for another eight pages. it details, you know, how the pressure was put on, probably the -- we got the information from the vice president's contemporaneous notes, how the pressure on the vice president and the drumbeat, the pressure -- directly from the president of the united states and really sort of began on christmas day. vice president pence called the president to wish him a merry christmas. and immediately the president changed the conversation and, you know, basically asked the vice president to help him overturn the election. and then the vice president said no and then it sort of -- that's when the drumbeat of the pressure began against vice president pence. on new year's day, the president, once again, you know, put pressure on the vice president. it is list

catherine coming back to you. _ anti-american. catherine coming back to you, with _ anti-american.oming back to you, with all the - anti-american. catherine coming back to you, with all the white i back to you, with all the white house national security advisor jake sullivan say that it was a very diverse collection of countries with differences of view on critical issues. india is one of the countries of a differing view. how does india walk the line of aligning with brics countries on the one hand but also maintaining its relationship with the us and the eu? ., , ., , ., the eu? that is a good question and i think— the eu? that is a good question and i think india _ the eu? that is a good question and i think india has _ the eu? that is a good question and i think india has a _ the eu? that is a good question and i think india has a long - and i think india has a long and— and i think india has a long and proud tradition of trying to maintain independence in foreign— to maintain independence in foreign affairs. brics since the first_ foreign affairs. brics since the first came to

it's amazing, but the palace was built with one sole purpose, so that the great empress catherine wouldpend the night in it only once, then potemkin just sold it yan golynsky, aged 60, became the new owner of a beautiful mansion in the style of classicism. later , his grandson stefan rebuilt the residence in neo-gothic style in accordance with the architectural fashion. but before the gate. to the palace. potemkin were completely different, they were two huge egyptian pyramids. too bad the photos didn't survive. in the potemkin palace can you see not only the interiors? well, get acquainted with one unusual art. do you know that in belarus, in addition to embroidered shirts, there is also lieutenant, if vyshyvankas logically embroider what they do with lieutenants, i honestly don’t know, let ’s figure it out looks like a curtain. mustaches , instead of sewing in, cut out curtains for themselves . after the war, there was a shortage of fabric, so our belarusians cut out this kind of cut , to say very beautifully. teach me to do something. well, you can cut the most simple snowflake. well

i'm catherine heenan. the news at catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. it's started. milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the “dad cab”, it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor today about hpv vaccination. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> and now it's it's what we're learning about the possible failure of an emergency warning system. >> which could have saved dozens of lives hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis rescue and recovery efforts continue on the fire ravaged island of maui as the death toll was just increased to 67. and tonight, survivors of the fire say that they did not hear any sirens or receive a warning to let them know that they were in any kind of danger, only re

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i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. officers are charged with everything from allegedly destroying evidence to purposely hurting the people they swore to. >> serve and protect. kron 4 sarah stinson was at a joint news conference held by the fbi and the u.s. attorney today in san francisco. and she join us. doubts joins us now with what they had to say. sarah. >> ken catherine, 10 officers charged 9 of which are sworn officers and one is a community officer, 6 with antioch police and 4 with pittsburgh police, u.s. district attorney, ismael ramsey, an ounce for indictments this afternoon. the fbi saying 9 of the 10 officers have been arrested. it took 100 fbi agents to successfully rushed them in different states, not only here in california, but also in texas and hawaii after 2 years of investigating. these are the 4 indictments announced one being a college fraud indictment alleging 6 officers claimed they earn college credits that increase their pay. but officials allege they hired people to attend those classes for th

catherine and ken, we'll send it back to you. thank you. grant. >> family and friends of murder victims held a news conference today to support the effort to recall alameda county's top prosecutor. a notice of intent was filed in the county last week to recall pamela price kron four's gayle ong is in the studio with details on that scale. >> catherine, the group calling for prices recall is known as save alameda for everyone or safe. as of last week, 127 signatures have been collected. it wasn't needed 100 at least and its certified in the county and da price is responding to the recall petition. >> what i'm not going to do is to be intimidated to not stand up for these families are going to continue until we get the job brenda grisham is referring to a letter she received from alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> calling the act intimidation and abuse of power. grisham is leading an effort to recall da price kron. 4 reached out to da prices office for comment on the claims. a spokesperson sent this letter for grisham listing d

catherine, _ allies. and economically strong countries. catherine, how- allies.er dynamics at play? i would argue they are already a — play? i would argue they are already a bit _ play? i would argue they are already a bit of— play? i would argue they are already a bit of a _ play? i would argue they are already a bit of a tower - play? i would argue they are already a bit of a tower of i already a bit of a tower of babel, _ already a bit of a tower of babel, just with five of them! but i — babel, just with five of them! but i would say in terms of expansion, india has made clear its not _ expansion, india has made clear its not opposed expansion necessarily. the foreign minister said they are open to it, minister said they are open to it. but— minister said they are open to it. but he _ minister said they are open to it, but he also described it as a work— it, but he also described it as a work in _ it, but he also described it as a work in progress. they are asking — a work in progress. they are asking for— a work in progress. they are asking for strict criteri

scott force catherine heenan is in our newsroom tonight with the latest there. catherine, as you know, this technology is really divided to san francisco. >> supporters argue the technology is safer and more accommodating. human drivers. opponents, including some cab drivers, first responders, city officials say the technology is not ready for prime time. members of the california public utilities commission getting another earful of both pro and con today. the different supposedly this will lead to a vote later on whether cruise and waymo can expand in the city. a lot of people in san francisco clearly feel really strongly one way or the other. >> i'm also a mother of 2 children, one of whom is blind. and i myself, am blind. driverless vehicles would be an amazing advantage for getting around a family with 2 car seats, diaper bags, a stroller and a lot of other things that uber and lyft drivers, frankly, are us a as a cab driver. >> you know, i witnessed abusive. spouses. >> interacting in a taxicab. and if there's nobody there, i don't know whats to stop domes

i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. that fire is on clayton road and via de la vista. crews are calling it the clayton fire about 70 firefighters are on the ground working to put out the brush fire. here's a live look at the scene there it firefighters again that you see them on the scene. they moved in quickly. they have stopped the spread of that fire. people who live in the area say they're very grateful, of course, for the efforts to contain it and save buildings. one man we talked to also had a little advice. sank by stars, >> was able to build fire breaks around my the fire would buy. my house is close to burning anybody who lives in these hills to do %he same. >> good advice. and in his case and to really paid off with that, let's send things over to meteorologist brittany begley. and brittany, you've been conditions. temperatures are going up. but later this week. >> yes, so temperatures right now. what's working for us is that we're actually below average and especially in that area. so average and san jose is about 81. we're looking at 71. so that's actually

catherine heenan is live in newsroom now with more on the president's visit to arizona, catherine. >> biden was arizona to designate the 5th national monument of his presidency. this is a move that will protect more than 900,000 acres just outside grand canyon national park. the president saluted the tribal leaders, environmentalist hoven, calling for this move. it will protect the land from uranium mining and important to note the arizona visit does have big-time political significance because biden has not been doing well in the polls there. he will have a tough time repeating his narrow victory in arizona in 2020. but this morning the focus was area around the grand canyon. biden said he first saw it as a young senator and called it god's cathedral. >> america's natural wonders are our nation's heart and soul. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. the united spires. a birthright. we passed down from generation to generation. and so today i'm proud to use my sergeant antiquities act to protect want almost 1 million acres of public land around grand canyon national park as a new natio

s office and msnbc legal analyst, catherine christian.late yesterday. what exactly does this filing say? >> two particular things, one as you just said, to the prosecutors that they were the ones that reneged on the deal. that's what hunter biden's attorneys say, and i think that's not overly surprising. at some point, they did come to an agreement, then things break down in court, and there's no desire to move forward. if you're prosecutors you, fight for your deal. we never saw that happen in this case. in court, we never saw at any point them fighting to get this deal done. so it's not surprising that hunter biden's defense says, hey, they were the ones that pulled the plug on this. prosecutors have until noon tomorrow to respond to that, and to this idea of the pre-trial diversion agreement. typically a judge never sees that. that's just an agreement between federal prosecutors and a particular defendant, it's something that's supposed to be taken outside of the courts. hunter biden's team argues, look, they signed it, we signed it, h

and just briefly, catherine, the prosecutors have called for a speedy trial. how could, how soon could that trial happen as well? they are trying to use every legal tool that they have to actually speed this procedure up. but we also heard john laura, the defense lawyer for uh, or one of the lawyers for the donald trump team saying that they in fact we try to slow this process down. they want a very close reading of the documentation and as a quote unquote evidence. so there will be a battle of those 2 camps in terms of how this actually ends up playing out on the the trunk team will play for time because there was a moment of immunity ahead of a presidential election wins or legal procedures cannot continue or cannot be brought in, that is what the trump team will be playing for. but all in all this will be a difficult process and procedure. i expect it to take, at least from start to finish at 66 months, 9 months. and whether or not that ends up pointing out fully over the election cycle will depend on how quickly the prosecution can begin their actual testi

thank you, catherine. a utah man has been shot and killed during an fbi raid happened earlier today. >> that 6 o'clock in the morning in the city of provo. that is 40 miles from salt lake city. officials say the raid was in connection with an investigation into alleged threat against president joe biden and other officials. the threat reportedly involved plans to take physical action, which authorities deemed credible. according to the fbi, the incident began when special agents attempted to serve arrest and search warrants at a residence leading to the shooting that killed the suspect. an investigation is still ongoing. >> petaluma police say they're getting more reports of skimmers being used to try to steal people's credit card information take a look. police say they got a call about this skimming device at a bank of america atm. it turned out to be a small hidden camera with a memory card and 10 to 2 record people entering their pin numbers. in another instance, police say they uncovered a skimmer att

when dmitry had not yet married, they had catherine.timate relationship, intimate or friendly , i don’t know already, as they say, i didn’t hold a candle , i tracked my husband from a cell phone, and he still, where was he. yes, that is, uh , it clearly indicates that a person has a certain well. uh, well, jealousy of a man, yes , to his own, that is, where is he, that is, uh, total control. for what? that is, he clearly did not trust. why? well, either he gave a reason , or, uh, did not give the fact of the presence of jealousy, it is obvious for the kirskaya fought off suspicions and accusations, as best she could, she assured that there were reasons to be jealous of dmitry puzikov. she didn't have any at all. it seems to me that the body itself is funny from this motives. and in general. all, perhaps, sane people. well , he has a woman with whom, well , he has been talking for a long time, there for about a few years something more. very rare, extremely rare periodic meetings. ekaterina came sakirskaya assured that she was not going

that is fidelity international�*s catherine yeung international�*s catherine yeung in hong kong.ies have been losing the immigration policies to address labour shortages at home. new zealand is one of them and it is already seeing the results. according to recent data moments ago, more than 86,000 people move their in the first half of the year, which is close to a record set in march 2020. maryjo vergara is a senior economist at the government owned kiwibank and she says and in crease in net migration is good news for new zealand's businesses.— zealand's businesses. we've heard businesses _ zealand's businesses. we've heard businesses right - zealand's businesses. we've| heard businesses right across industries crying out for workers over the past three years. it doesn't matter if it is it or hospitality or in horticulture, they have all been crying out for workers. those three in particular, those jobs, those three in particular, thosejobs, are being filled, most of the people coming here from overseas are sort of labourers, construction workers, in the food services trades and

thank you for that. catherine story in nairobi. i've been speaking to lionel, a cmo who's a research analyst at the ask for a barometer. he says the pool living conditions in kimball and made the crew inevitable my understanding of visitors and he's got to do was to repeat that when you look at the results being gone. so like 90 percent of the people and the question where the country was going to run the issue on the phone, the ash and 90 percent of the country was going on that mission. you also think distribution. look at the question on the congress economic government economy condition into present the people say that say that the country was the got this country, the collision was very bad than most so in terms of what just well, just up. and so when think on the we've got new connections, 80 percent of the people say that they're the results and they have to be trusted in the country. so that is distressing. and i'm not in this industry the whole because people are very frustrated for us looking at the way we kind of fed sor

what more do we know about what's going on, catherine? yes. um. so that statement was released on the good warranty. uh, this is a state a run, a tv station. that is bay. yeah, unfortunately, we've got a few problems getting hold of catherine there. uh, we will of course try and get her back later in the program is this is a breaking story. she'll have a lot more information. but in the moment, at the moment we're going to go to talk about connor. she's the funder. i'm the executive director of africa risk consulting. she's joining us from the city of bordeaux in funds by good to have you with us on audra 0. why do you think that this has happened not just a few days after the election results? well, it seems that this is a continuation of control of one family, the bone, gay family unit, ali bon, bonded, the president to ask you on the elections to k, the from his file the 14 years ago. so i think there is a deep presentment in west africa on around 10 gnostic style politics. but nevertheless, this military intervention should really be seen in t

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan.four's. dan kerman reports. officials still are hoping that an expansion of existing programs and treatments. >> we'll bring those overdose numbers down. >> drug overdoses are hitting record levels in

i'm ken wayne, i'm catherine heenan.ews of 6 coming up next. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now it's 6 new details tonight in the grisly murder of a little boy and his grandmother were learning the accused killer was closely related to both of his victims. thanks for joining us tonight at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. authorities are saying nathan stabbed and killed his grandmother and 6 year-old nephew in san jose. >> tonight he is behind bars facing several charges. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has more. >> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker th

we catherine is professor of law in political science. you can read that piece on the importance of the trial in slate. com. danya perry is a former deputy attorney general, yesterday's office southern district of new york, and they both join me now. rick, that headline really grabbed me after day, and i really like the piece. why do you think this is the most important trial in the nation's history? >> unlike the other claims against trump so classified documents in the hush money, they don't go to our democracy itself. and might be terrible to lead a national secret, but it's not the same thing as trying to subvert an election. and really, as i argue in the piece, trump has not been held accountable anywhere. he was not convicted in the senate. there's been no civil civil liability. this is the only chance to hold him liable for trying to essentially end american democracy. if he can get away with this without even trying to put him on trial, any future candidate who might look for extra legal means to try to turn himself from election

>> yeah, i think that's right, and i agree with catherine's assessment of these issues.ink january 2nd is just way too soon. i think spring, summer would be potentially feasible. you know, and the overriding thing for the judge to consider here, trump himself needs an opportunity to prepare a fair defense. that is a really very crucial element of setting a trial date. arguably the most important element of setting a trial date in the standard cases, the defendant time to prepare with his lawyers and mount a defense. in this case there is this other interest, swirling around in chutkan's mind, the public's interest in having this case go to trial before next november. how she decides to weigh that obviously we have yet to find out, but that's a legitimately unusual, if not literally unique factor. it does not come up in most federal criminal cases as you can imagine. >> yeah, i thank you both for being with us this morning. >>> coming up, state of emergency as more than half of florida braces for a potential hurricane and a pretty big one. what we can expect. >>> plus, th

laura jarrett, catherine, thank you so much, and lisa ruben, i appreciate it.a few seconds. "deadline white house" starts right now. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. there is a lot happening this hour. history unfolding. a flood of new developments to tell you about. just a few minutes ago donald trump, the disgraced ex-president, the front runner for the republican nominee for president, four times indicted departed his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. he's en route to fulton county, georgia, near newark airport we believe. he'll surrender himself for processing at an overcrowded jail with a reputation for violence and neglect. a jail

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ken and catherine, back to you. thank of recent firefighters in redwood city rescued a 70 year-old man from his car. >> after apparently crashed into a home. it happened this morning on roosevelt avenue. we're still waiting to hear more from the man about the man's condition. no other injuries were reported there. a 13 year-old girl in santa rosa took her parents tesla out on the road and crashed into a pole and 3 other cars. take a look at scene of the crash that happened early this morning on king street in santa rosa. police say the teen slammed into a utility pole and barreled into 3 parked cars after speeding through a dip in the road. >> they seem very young i was more just concerned that there were ok, i think, you know, that was a pretty that accident i'm just. having everybody come out. the car was best-case scenario. >> 2 other people were in the car. they were also 13 years old. no one had to be taken to the hospital. police say the driver took the car without her parents permission. she was not arrested,

catherine's basilica in st. petersburg. diplomacy, and peaceful resolution of conflicts. he also said about history that russia is famous not only for its great culture, but for its humanity, and it is impossible to forget about its roots in its culture of history of identity. do not forget your legacy, you are the heirs of great russia great russia of the holy rulers of great russia peter i catherine ii then the great empire enlightened great culture and great humanity. never give up this legacy. you are the heirs of the great mother russia go ahead with this and thank you thank you for your way of being for your way of being russians. yeah, but it was precisely these words, in principle, that predictably caused a sharply negative, if not hysterical , reaction in ukraine in some other countries in the ukrainian foreign ministry, the words of francis were called imperialist propaganda, they say. the pope had to say some other words to young russians and even call them to some there, the actions were condemned by the words o

dan and our catherine and ken, back to you. thank coming up in a bottle neighborhood targeted for home burglaries. police say they know about the suspects. >> also turns out that much of the world was dealing with waves last month. why experts say that's happening and san jose's fast food workers hitting the picket lines this morning. we're going hear their demands after the break. >> in man was found dead in the water with a gunshot wound. it happened about 7 o'clock last night near sacramento street and valley vista avenue. no word on a suspect at this time. police say this is the city's 13th homicide this year. teenage boy is dead and a man injured after shooting in hayward happened about 10, 30 last night on tennyson road near the even family use. the 15 year-old died at the scene. the second victim, a 37 year-old man is recovering at the hospital tonight. no word tonight on a suspect. hundreds of fast-food workers in san jose are demanding better pay benefits, working conditions. >> kron 4 s charles clifford has that story

ken and catherine, back to you. thank agrees about 4500 people who work for the city of san jose. >> our voting over the next 4 days on whether or not to authorize a three-day strike. workers are seeking better pay and benefits. but city's mayor says there's only so much money to go around in the city's offer is more than generous. kron four's dan kerman reports. 4500 city workers in san jose are at the ballot box this week. voting whether to authorize a three-day strike. we are very understaffed and overworked and that's not just 9-1-1. that's, you know, the whole city under staffing is just one of the complaints. >> the 2 unions representing a host of city workers, including 9-1-1, dispatchers librarians and airport employees are also looking for higher wages. it's really about getting what we deserve and what we, you know, seeing that were valued that the is showing us the appreciation that we deserve. workers have proposed pay hikes of 7, 6, 5%, over 3 years. well, the city is holding at 5, 4, 3%, and say more m

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. a public health officials say fentanyl is mostly to blame here as kron four's. dan kerman reports. officials still are hoping that an expansion of existing programs and treatments. >> we'll bring those overdose numbers down. >> drug overdoses are hitting record levels in san francisco. >> i think biggest challenge right now is, again, the fact that fentanyl is everywhere and it's throughout our supply. >> and it's extremely cheap. and it's extremely available. at a news conference tuesday, san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax announced 71 people died of drug overdoses in july alone. bringing total od deaths for the first 7 months of this year to 473 80% of those are due to fentanyl. we have not seen. this this level of fentanyl in our supplies. we have not dealt with this drug, which remember a few grains can kill you, right? so we're dealing with a terrible situation here in terms of of the drug itself. city officials say legal hurdles that the state and federal l

petersburg continues to recreate private rooms of catherine ii in the zubakh wing of the catherine'sspace of such a project, which is probably the largest, most complex, and longest-playing in our creative biography in general. this is very important and it is for a long time it is forever. i hope that we will be very successful, that we will complete this project in general, indeed, the work is difficult and only with a large team. by a serious team yes, taking into account the architects, scientific workers of the administration museum, you can generally raise such work in the exquisite apartments of empress catherine the great, simplicity with taste was demonstrated with a minimum of gilded carvings of rich fabrics and carpets, this refinement was largely created by materials unusual for interior decoration, blue milk, amethyst glass, silver , mirrors, porcelain during the great patriotic war. the interiors of the zubov wing were completely lost; we use watercolors of the middle of the 19th century and pre-war black-and-white photographs when recreating them. and here you are you

i also did not think that the pope thought that this catherine and this peter are against the general background of russian bloody history. these are really europeans who tried to bring e russia to europe, and that is why he spoke about the legacy. yes , but it is not possible to justify him by the fact that he did not say what he really said . the vatican removed these words, we will not see them. way these words, including in his immediate entourage, but he said what he said and what he said was already heard very well in russia and it started. the heads of the catholic churches and the ukrainian greek-catholic and bishops of the catholic bishops of the latin rite so unequivocally spoke out against these words, viktor, well, you mentioned the reaction. did you hear these words in ukraine a-and this reaction to the pope's statement when they say that he is like props up the russian spiritual scraps as far as they can understand how correct and adequate it is in your opinion, i think that pope francis says a lot arbitrarily. but we know that the pope is infallible when he says excader

through her depth and brilliance, catherine earned a lasting place. the great american writers. it is fitting she will now be enshrined here in our nation's capital, giving its of annual visitors the opportunity to reflect on her. it's an honor to be with you to recognize willa cather contributions and the way she brought the character of our state to life through her writing. thank you again to all of those who worked so hard. littleton. allston. fantastic work. thank you for sharing your talents. not just with nebraska not just america but the world. thank you. so grateful be here. and that you would all participate. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable deb fischer, united states senator from nebraska nebraska. littleton she is beautiful. willa is stepping, just like you told she would. thank you. when we here in statuary hall, i like to remind people that we're not. if you look above the door, that leads into the rotunda rotunda, you'll a figure. it is clear. and she is the muse of history. for generations. she served as a constant reminder that our words and action

good afternoon , catherine. the good afternoon, catherine.e fifth round of strikes then for junior doctors and it sounds like from what the health secretary is saying, he is not going to be persuaded to move at all on this . all on this. >> yes, the government are still taking a very firm line indeed on this. when they announced a few weeks ago that they were accepting the recommendations of the independent pay review bodies , they said then that this bodies, they said then that this was their final and only offer take it or leave it. but it looks very much like junior doctors are going to leave it . doctors are going to leave it. they're going to be given that pay they're going to be given that pay rise anyway, but they will next ballot for another six months of industrial action taken at the end of this month, which could see strikes then potentially going through the whole of the winter. and of course, this is massively damaging , course, this is massively damaging, not just for. course, this is massively damaging, not just for . the damag