three centuries later, as ordered by catherine ii.ftsmen from the middle kingdom will recreate 155 panels for the empress’s personal apartments in the kingdom. and at the beginning of the middle east there is a new day and new missile attacks. israel is attacking positions of hezbollah militants in southern lebanon and palestinian radicals in the gaza strip. the military wing of the hamas group, in turn, shells israeli territory. since the beginning of the escalation, a total of about 3,500 people have died. the region is on the threshold full-scale war - said our permanent mission to the un. at a closed meeting of the security council, moscow introduced a draft resolution with the echo of the palestinian-israeli conflict resounding around the world. alexander lyakin for more details. a demonstration of thousands of italian students in support of palestine ended in clashes with police on one side with batons, and on the other with fires and house bombs. in france, at an anti-israeli rally, thousands of demonstrators, people came out,

catherine in the stroller and noodle in her arms, blue angels in the sky.grew strength from you, catherine, noodle and rick. we all drew strength from her. i hope it is a comfort to you that so many people mourn your loss and are praying for you at this sad time. dianne -- they asked me to talk personally about dianne, us being neighbors, and politically in the same arena. she loved cultivating people and flowers. she cultivated relationships, bringing people together. officially, personally, and romantically. you know that dianne was a matchmaker. now some of you know that. you are here, jerry brown. [laughter] george, the list goes on. last week my daughter nancy was toasting dianne and she said, thank you dianne for allowing us to be present in your happy place. dianne considers her happy place where she challenged us all. this was at the beginning of last week. little did we know. dianne cultivated people. she was loyal to hundreds of commissioners, appointees and staff, many of whom are here today. let's hear it from you, all of you. [applause] i have

what says catherine gets inquiries from all over the world. she looks for names and contact details of survivors, relatives with the help of dna test results and online databases. i faded gold. if i get answers for them, it's the same thing as to beat the system. a lot of those people who are born in the home, they are not allowed to see their own records. see who their mother is. older father is that information belongs to the fish and that's a social world. i get a good feeling. if i find something for that family, they're so happy. there's still a time for i have changed their life. and what more could i ask? the results from pj's dna test will take a few weeks to arrive. paul redmond is concerned with one question above all. why didn't his mother try to trace him? not only the long silence of the state and the church are to blame over the years, a kind of our borrower saw the lot of the motors. i've been told that it was a terrible more to say to reconcile our have a reunion with our child. that was drilled into them into vulgar and baby h

oh says catherine gets enquiries from all over the world. she looks for names and contact details of survivors, relatives with the help of dna test results and online databases. i faded gold if like the answers for them. it's the same thing as to beat the system. a lot of those people who are born in the home, they are not allowed to see their own records, see who their mother is older father is that information belongs to the fish and that's a social world. i get a good feeling if i find something for that family, they're so happy. there's still a time for i've changed their life. and what more could i ask? the results from pj's dna test will take a few weeks to arrive. paul redmond is concerned with one question above all. why didn't his mother try to trace him? not only the long silence of the state and the church are to blame. over the years, a kind of our borrower saw a lot of the monitors. i'd be told that it was a terrible more to say to reconcile our have a reunion with our child that was drilled into them into boulder and baby helps

why did catherine choose this profession for herself?anxiety, when catherine interacts with the bodies of dead people, she feels more alive than all the living, and this is so, because i see the edge of this death, i i see the faces of this death, i feel as alive and active as possible, the point is that we perceive the very phenomenon of death differently, for me, this is what i was talking about, for example, as for a relative who i came to say goodbye to a loved one, an inexpensive person, this body is lying... in a coffin, this is not just a corpse, this is a person with whom we fished, hunted, maybe did something else very important to me, now that i i see all this, i experience it on a deeper level of my mental organization, what we call the subconscious, and for ekaterina, no matter how cynical it may sound, it’s just material, that’s all, and as a highly qualified specialist, she able to disconnect from these emotional experiences. olga, catherine’s profession mainly... pushes people or causes fear? how can this be explained from

catherine has made many of the survivors. her revelations have changed the lives of p. j. have her tea and carmel larkin. she's returned a piece of their identity to them and america it is for him. now he's a carpenter. that's where you type in bar and carmen here and then the charter. so you're now back here that that was a bit further say. and then yeah, your poor mother then after giving birth to to the left over here she was given 7 days rest with the baby. the notes the 7 days. so just and that was, it is open and do all the heavy work desk with populations. lots of some scrubbing floors student over time. yeah. birth certificates, adoption papers, letters for decades. the nuns and the adoption authorities kept all these documents under lock and key here. but he was afraid of the police, afraid of the religion, afraid of everything, day to control on everything completely. and the effect in that they didn't want to is to new one thing and just hide over thing. it was another way of torching you. there was no investigation as to who did all of this done much while you,

yesterday here on msnbc, catherine, cohen was back on our air. and he said based on where we're at in this case with the ruling that happened last week saying, yes, they committed fraud, business certificates are on their way out, that this could be a death blow to the former president's businesses. what do you think? >> definitely. if he loses this trial and then loses on appeal, which it will be appealed if he loses the trial, this will be the end of the trump organization, the trump business in new york state. if the attorney general wins, she's requesting that he, trump, and his two co-defendant sons be permanently barred from being a director or officer of any business in new york state, be barred from engaging in any commercial real estate transactions for five years. they're real estate guys. so this will be the end of his business as he knows it. that's why, quite frankly, he's there, one, for politics, but this case is very, very important to him. no, he won't be imprisoned because there is no conviction. but it will end the trump identi

immediately after the fire, catherine ii began here a unique experiment to create an ideal city from on the site of a burnt medieval settlement, they began to rebuild a city, which in the 16th century was called regular, that is , rationally organized, convenient for living and beautiful. catherine called this hobby, the creation of an ideal city from tver, her toy, and a very expensive toy, they say that about a million was spent. oh, at that time, this was an unthinkable amount, maybe because of this, the main street, the prospect, will be named, first ekaterinskaya, and then millionnaya , today it is a soviet street, why is the prospect, so peter also began to call straight streets with this word, having noticed this straightness in europe, he dreamed of straightening all the streets in his fatherland. five beautiful squares were strung on the main tver perspective, so in tver the era of the golden age or the age of enlightenment, as this time was later called, an ideal city arose, as the empress imagined it. the structure of the city was clear... convenient, streets ran parallel

catherine’s love for chinoiserie, this style that once so delighted europeans, and catherine’s love forve a lot in the museum, it has now been embodied in this project, chinese craftsmen will create decoration using the traditional technique of miauding, that is, black lacquer with gold painting and the so-called multi-color lacquer, it takes more than three months to create one panel, because this multi-stage, exquisite work, a craft passed down for centuries from teacher to student. in the southern province of czechia , a work of lacquer art was found underground that is at least 8,000 years old, exactly, yes, 8,000 years old, that’s how ancient it is chinese traditional technique. since detailed images. catherine's panels have not survived. restorers from tsarskoye selo had the difficult task of finding authentic works of that time in order to copy the original motifs from the plots . the entire museum community of st. petersburg, employees from the armitage and peterhof, joined in, creating an exact copy of genuine chinese objects from the 17th, first half of the 16th century, the p

give the update on catherine mann. we have heard from catherine mann, we have long known that she is the arch hawk of the monetary policy committee. her new comments are that she for a long time has not had faith in the bank of england's forecasts. she has thought that the economy is more resilient, and that means inflation is likely to be more persistent, and that rates will have to stay higher for longer. the crucial point is that catherine man is an external member of the committee. she is at the fringes of the spectrum of the monetary policy committee. at the last vote, she was outnumbered not just by sweaty dick groat, -- swati dinghra the arch dove, but she was joined by andrew daily and the governors as well. kriti: let's talk about the fiscal side as well. what are the sticking points at that conservative party conference? lizzy: the atmosphere here has been kind of dull in the sense that we haven't had a bold new policy ideas that you might expect at a party conference. especially a party conference that is pr

catherine favorites, popular documentaries.fficial distributor of vgtrk content. also included in the package of russian companies are adventure films , family fairy tales, thrillers, historical series, cartoons and animated series, as well as documentaries, all of which are in demand on the world market. among the paintings are the legendary challenge cheburashka, the lord of the wind, the bullfinch. by the way, snegir will represent russia not only in asia, but in europe. the film was included in the russian film festival program, organized by roskino with the support of the ministry of culture and the russian embassy in france in framework. weeks of russian cinema, original domestic films will be shown in cany bioritsa, welfrancher and emintoni. in addition to the drama of boris khlebnikov, the program also includes the off-season of alexander hunt, a similar person of semyon serzin, the sisters of ivan petukhov, yana skopina’s summer will soon end. the cat and mouse movie was released. sundance selected first. this film bec

to catherine, eileen, rick and the entire family.o all the extinguished -- distinguished guests gathered, it is my honor to be here today. dianne feinstein was an icon of california. she was an american patriot, a giant of the senate, and a dear friend to doug and me. she was a student of history. she was a gifted, i will add, a very generous artist. many of us are collectors of dianne's work. and a passionate leader, simply put, she was a force. to many of you, she was supervisor, mayor, senator, and then chairman. she was recognized around the world as a leader, a standardbearer of america and of american values. yet, of course, to catherine and eileen she held the most important titles of all, mother and grandmother. so to catherine and eileen and rick, and to the entire family, my prayers are with you. i don't have to tell you that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives a life of public service, especially a person as hard-working and selfless as dianne feinstein. so to you, the family, we think you -- thank you, a

today we're joined by him and by his wife, dr. catherine horton. a former high energy physicists and research fellow at the university of oxford to discuss havana syndrome and directed energy weapons. good to have you both with us. bill. i know that you've been suffering with symptoms. consistent with advantage syndrome. we're told studies conducted by different governmental entities, found the initial phase is a result of a sonic disturbance and 15 percent of people who show havana. so syndrome symptoms also show a disruption in brain activity and eventually traumatic brain injury. what's your experience been like as well? mine, i don't think is a uh, so have in a syndrome type is like, uh, implants, because i've got, and i'm being treated for paying for it but, and the, the physician has never seen anything like this, but it's like 4 points on each of my legs. in a parallel position on both legs, in the pain, sometimes just alternates back and forth between those 4 points. i mean is a point pain. i can put a finger on it on each of the $8.00 on e

bill catherine, welcome for so happy to have you. going to be with nice. we here to bill katherine, let's begin with the basics of havana sand drum. this seemed to come as a surprise to just about everybody. and indeed, it wasn't even discovered until 2016 based on what you know, what are the signs of havana syndrome? and why haven't we heard about it or it's symptoms before 2016? well, my wife is more adapted answering, but what i know about those types of syndrome to never see is that some of this very similar kind of thing occurred in the moscow embassy in the early 19 seventy's . and it was due to microwave radiation. and i think that that's probably says something to do with this somehow, but yeah i, i would say that one of the things i would like to point out is that when i read to the official symptoms, they acknowledged the ringing in the is the 1st thing i noticed especially about the ringing indeed is that one has to be very careful because they have different weapons technologies at play here. so in principle, one can cause there's something cal

yet of course, to catherine and eileen, she held perhaps the most important titles of all. mother and grandmother. to catherine and eileen and rick and to the entire family, and doug, my prayers are with you. and i don't have to tell you -- [jet flyover] that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives in life of public service. especially a person as hard-working and as selfless as dianne feinstein. so, to you, the family. we thank you for all the sacrifices that you have knowingly and unknowingly made. over the years. which allowed her to serve. on behalf of the people of the united states, we are grateful to you. as a public servant, diane had the courage to take on many tough fights. even when she was faced with fierce opposition and political peril. and especially when her work was in defense of the constitution. and the security of the american people. diane commanded respect and gave respect. she was a serious and gracious person who welcomed debate and discussion, but always required that it would be well informed and study. and i believe that this city wh

venice, london, berlin, rome, and even under the granddaughter of catherine i, catherine pavlovna, whoherine ii, will be called the small court. it is then that tver will begin to accept the mores and attributes of metropolitan life. tver is a small town in st. petersburg - there was a rumor going around. yes, the residents of tver, and especially the women of tver, tried not to lag behind the capital in anything. for example, tver socialites loved saloons and playing cards. it happened that they lost fabulous sums, which is why the fabulist, and part-time, the then vice-governor of tver, alexander efimovich izmailov, ridiculed the morals of the tver ladies of his fable, calling them gamers, the ladies in tver don’t bother me, they trump all day, damn them, so you do you think? these tigresses took revenge on the impudent scribe, filed a complaint against him and the demoted vice-governor went to serve in some wilderness, in general, as the unforgettable general said from the peculiarities national hunting and so on, all the evil from women, well, i don’t know, but in fairness it must

i physical and her death certificates in particular, continue to haunt catherine. some records of the other mother and baby homes spacious. that's the that's for, for suffice stuff. some other with the told us to seek a birth of the baby dies and a set of tests that they may have been given to a couple from america or are elsewhere as quite possible. that's a lot of the babies haven't died at all. so this term provides the best or, or you think you're going with in the course of her research. catherine has made many of the survivors, her revelations, have changed the lives of p. j, have her tea and carmel. larkin. she's returned a piece of their identity to them and america it is for him. now he's a carpenter. that's where you type in bar and carmen here and then the charter. so you're now back here. that's that was a bit further say. and then yeah, your poor mother then after giving birth to to the left over here she was given 7 days rest with the baby. the notes the 7 days. so just and that was, it is open and do all the heavy work that's with populations. lots o

catherine called her very first book, zuzochka’s magical dreams.ublish your work. well, of course, i didn’t have a special degree, i don’t know anything about literature. writing education, there was immediately a question, what is this, what did i write, these are just fairy tales from a mother for her daughter, i need to learn this , i began to look for whether there were such literary, writing courses at all, and how to write a book, in the end i went to a writing course, they took place online, in minsk, but by that time i already had two books written. ekaterina herself found the illustrator and confidently told her: i want to publish a book, the illustrator got involved in the work, a visual image of the little one appeared, as ekaterina recalls, from that moment there was no turning back, she remained the most difficult thing for a beginning writer is to find a publishing house, probably from 100 letters sent out... just an answer that we considered, but the manuscript was not suitable, for some reason, i did not post fairy tales online, but

so anything is possible that this technology spilling. catherine, thank you. we're speaking with an est with the blower bill benny and his wife catherine about havana syndrome and directed energy weapons. we're going to take a short break, but stay with us. we're going to get into what the us government may be planning in the way of new weapons for future battlefields and how those weapons are tested. but more importantly, we'll talk to bill about his own experience with these weapons. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the and yet i love you done boss. my name's still furious maximus crane. i'm an american citizen and then yes, why? i'm here to show you back to do the west the truth. and as you can see, my government supplied weapons of structure for civilian area. this isn't a military target, this is a, a grocery store does go to, my gosh, i can't imagine how these people have looked like this for 9 years. and there are children here. i'm telling you that have died because of my government's the united states. government's funding of this was more of a baby start here in a

young catherine met rajet when she was only 17 and he was almost twice that age.over her. it was vadim, who had previously made his other lover brigitte bardot famous, who advised the brown-haired catherine derlyak to dye her hair blonde and take the pseudonym denev, after her mother’s maiden name. at the age of 20 , she gave birth to a son, christian, from vadim, but soon decided to end the relationship, saying, that they have outlived their usefulness. according to critics, this helped dinev play genevieve so heartfeltly, left alone with the child, and leaving men first has since become her habit. deneuve was married only once, to photographer david bailey. then she called it a huge mistake and said: “the best way to save.” loving a man and not marrying him, most of all they discussed her passionate affair with the italian star marcelo mastroianni, who was married 22 years older than catherine, blinded by love he gave her luxurious gifts, once, for example, he gave her villa. mastroianni begged his wife to give him a divorce and proposed twice within a day, but

so anything is possible with this technology billing. catherine, thank you. we're speaking with an est with the blower bill benny and his wife catherine about havana syndrome and directed energy weapons. we're going to take a short break, but stay with us. we're going to get into what the us government may be planning in the way of new weapons for future battlefields and how those weapons are tested. but more importantly, we'll talk to bill about his own experience with these weapons. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the, [000:00:00;00] the the welcome back to the list of lawyers. i'm john kerry, onto were speaking with famed and a say was a blower. bill benny bill was one of the leading technological mines in the american government before becoming one of the most important whistle blowers in recent history. today we're joined by him and by his wife doctor katherine horton, a former high energy physicists and research fellow at the university of oxford to discuss havana syndrome and directed energy weapons. good to have you both with us . bill. i know that you've bee

the palace of catherine catherine, but when it was built, it was still the palace of grand duchess catherineasure and attraction. summer months, but nevertheless, probably, more importance was still attached, because she wanted to show herself and stand out, to shine and distinguish herself from elizaveta petrovna. the style of the dacha, catherine the great, née sofia augusta frederika angelderbskaya, was immediately defined by rococo, this is a lush celebration of life, created by the best masters of craftsmanship of her time and then in the middle. centuries about tastes they also argued, the beautiful muscovite , the mother of the russian era of enlightenment, elizaveta petrovna, saw the capital of the russian empire, exclusively in the style of borocco, the great rastrelli, catherine ii wanted more architectural luxury, desire stopped time. yes, the palace is the only one, so rakako, when catherine came to power , is already outliving its usefulness, in europe it is already moving away, it is no longer fashionable, classical ideas are winning. but they managed to capture this brief mome

instead, under catherine at the end of xvi century, the cossack myth appears. according to one of them, the ukrainian or little russian cossacks are serfs who escaped from the polish panchsia. according to this russian legend, the unfortunate little russians fled to velikiy lug, where anarchy reigned in the 16th century, and the cossacks immediately rose up there. oh, mother, but in this fairy tale , nothing at all matches, comparing a cossack and a serf is about the same as putting a modern special forces fighter and a young man trying to escape from the war across the western border next to each other. oppressed and hungry fugitive serfs really roamed the steppe. but most of them sooner or later became the prey of the detachments of the crimean khanate, which hunted for live goods. and turning farmers into squads of professional cavalrymen or saber masters is only possible thanks to very intensive training in army camps. based on this, when yesterday. serfs began to flee to the dnieper lowlands, these warriors already lived there, those ancient cossacks who b

catherine heenan is live in the newsroom tonight with details. hi, catherine. i grant yeah. the hard-right conservative is promising an aggressive schedule as he puts it. >> speaker johnson promising to work with democrats but by any measure, keeping his anti spending part of united is going to be very tough among the top priorities that request from president biden for a huge 105 billion dollar aid bill for israel and ukraine. the passing of others spending bills to avoid a government shutdown. california's kevin mccarthy did push through a stopgap measure to extend the deadline through november. 17th a bill. by the way, mike johnson, a post. so one of the big questions. okay. there's a new speaker johnson. will he be able to prevent the nightmare of a shutdown? political analyst michael yaki has his doubts. >> you know, what's interesting is whether or not it's not whether or not he will change as speakers whether the speakership will change him as it is a different job. he has been in congress only about 4 terms. he's written legislation. like i said, he's been. so he's b

catherine? yeah, to fail votes a grant and congressman congressman jim jordan, a hard-liner a trump ally says yeah, he's going to push for a 3rd vote. >> it is scheduled for tomorrow morning. a 3rd vote. that's not unusual in itself, but jordan did actually lose support on yesterday's second vote and he does not seem to be making any new friends. the day began with a lot of talk about giving power to the interim speaker. this man, patrick mchenry, a temporary move designed to get business on the house floor moving again, including aid to israel and ukraine dealing with the looming government shutdown. jim jordan did endorse the idea, but then after angry closed door meetings where jordan supporters shot down the idea jordan reversed himself. he said the plan was out. >> i'll just say this. we made we made the pitch numbers on the resolution as a way to. lower the temperature and get back to work. we decided that wasn't where we're going to go. i'm still running for speaker and i plan to go to th

and then the headquarters and catherine is exactly right. it's not so much the loss of a commander, whether or not the admirals killed, he can be replaced, much more difficult to, to replace 30 staff officers um i mean, that is a real hit on the ability of the black sea fleet. so finally, this is about making crimea untenable for russian forces, the air force ability of the black sea fleet. so finally, this is the navy logistics make it untenable as a necessary step to liberating. however, that might come at a very high human cost if we believe the russian side, i'm just going to confront you with this. the russian defense minister said that only in september, the ukrainian army had 17,000 casualties. what do you make of these types of statements well, first of all, the kremlin would be the last source i would use for any uh information, but there's no doubt that ukraine is, is suffering casualties. of course they are. but imagine the human cost if russia wins i mean, the ukrainians know they are fighting for their survival as a nation as a

olga lerman, the widow of peter the great catherine i will also appear on the screen .t such a person as catherine i is worthy. not a single film, in general she has a difficult fate, she can be said to have become an empress from a girl out of nowhere, it seems to me, and this could be a real story to motivate us modern people, despite the large number of historical facts, a new drama andrei kravchuk is, first of all, a luxurious spectacle, a reconstruction of the era, the recreation of dozens of costumes of that time, filming in the catherine palace, all this is the empress, and of course, work on such a project could not do without surprises, because... elizaveta petrovna herself loved to sing and played musical instruments, then at some point andrei yuryevich and i came up with the idea that she was singing somewhere, and we have a very talented composer, he loves opera very much, suddenly i get some kind of file right away, and i forward it to my musician friends, they say, well, it’s simply impossible to learn this in a day, but nevertheless, as a result, we did i

thank you, catherine, and pete for your tremendous leadership. reporter: are you concerned about the accusations that a congressman is accused of pulling a firearm in congressional office building on what are the next steps? leader jeffries i have not seen the ash leader jeffries: i have not seen the video and until i seen the video i have no further comment. reporter: do you believe that now we have reached the point where the speaker was willing to buck against the conservative wing of his party it will guide the appropriations process with 45 days now to get all 12 bills passed? are you in a space where real negotiations can happen or will we go through the process again in 45 leader jeffries from the beginning of the congress we have made clear we are willing to find common ground with republican colleagues whenever and wherever possible to advance the needs of the american people. at the same time we need to combat republican extremism with ever necessary. over the next 45 days we have to work together in a collaborative fashion to make sure

catherine ii. england was able to take revenge. london drew st.tation with paris. russia had no fundamental contradictions in its dispute with france. but suvorov was the ambassador of paul ii, who fought the french in europe. later, emperor paul realized his mistake and recalled his troops. he was ready to enter into an alliance with paris and oppose england, the real enemy of russia. he ordered the detention of approximately 300 british ships in russian ports. established payments to all english merchants, prohibited the sale of english goods in russia and broke off diplomatic relations with london. after paul i planned a joint campaign with france in british india, emperor paul was killed. historians claim that one of the main the role in the conspiracy was played by the british ambassador whitward, who had a love affair with the sister of the zubov brothers, accomplices in the murder. the fact is that paul’s position could significantly weaken the position of england , but this is already clear, what i’m saying is that paul’s son alexander i w

i'm catherine heenan and i'm stephanie lin. that stabbing happened earlier this morning.erson is dead. 2 story all morning. there she is a tiffany. >> she's live at the saint. what are you hearing? >> right. we have spoken with neighbors who have lived here for 10 plus years. they tell us that they are shocked that this happened. union city police now investigating this as a murder. let me go ahead 7. it's so you guys can see exactly what is going on here. there are several police officers here that pitch to 10. so we do believe that they'll be here for several more hours gathering, more information and evidence. but here's what we have gathered here on scene. union city police saying that they were called to this area of alameda boulevard tropicana way on a report of a person stabbed. they say once they arrived, they found 3 victims, all of them with injuries. one was declared dead here on scene. the 2 others were taken to a nearby hospital, but they're expected to be okay. however, police are telling us that they're still looking for the suspect. that suspect is still o

hello, october 23, 1768, empress catherine ii.king the beginning of the practice of vaccination in russia. vaccinations at that time were unsafe and unpopular, but ospiral caused more than 40% of those infected, killing a million people at a time in europe. the grandson of peter the great, emperor peter ii, died of smallpox as a teenager. and catherine decided to take a risk. a doctor from england, thomas dimmesdale, was invited to st. petersburg. he took smallpox material from a sick boy named sasha makarov and injected the queen with the vaccine obtained from it. in case of problems, dim kept horses ready to quickly run away, but everything worked out. catherine ordered a commemorative medal to be minted with the inscription: she set an example. after this , dozens of courtiers were vaccinated, and the boy sasha makarov was awarded the title of nobility. on october 23, 1895, japan annexed taiwan, suppressing the national liberation movement there. the capital was captured and taiwan was declared a japanese colony. the qing empir

his wife was catherine , sister of sigismund ii. what are we giving?er. nests the doctor and the fifth odd one the fifth odd one in the tragedy the death of ian the terrible listed those five whom the terrible calls the guardians of his son fyodor, i’m interested in who these five are, who is the odd one out among them, if you believe history? there it’s difficult to list these five positions, that’s who is superfluous, the fat one has it, but historians say, no, he’s formidable. didn’t name him, mm, i’ll assume that the odd one out was a cousin, vladimir staritsky, and those who, you theorize, the answer is wrong, anastasia sudakova, the city of furmanov, ivanovo region, it was boris godunov, tolstoy called msislavsky, belsky zakharin , godunov shuisky. historians claim that only chetveromsky, shuisky, and bogdansky were appointed guardians; there was no one among them, but like this clever girl from furmanov name is anastasia sudakova, should i give the order, of course, there are still questions? nests, historians note that in the fifth year of the

his mum, catherine, and her daughter—in—law mel still havejoe's last note.shut down. "if you get my phone, you'll see a website. please do your best in closing that website for anyone else. look out for my mum and family." so he was still thinking about you? he was — thinking about his mum. that wasjoe. yes. always looking out for others. he did. and that's why you're still doing this? both: yeah. so catherine and mel have been gathering evidence, lobbying the government, trying to unmask those behind the site. they've even managed to speak to one of its founders. indistinct. every single day. deal with your son dying! this is the man on the end of the line, an american, lamarcus small, who set up the suicide forum five years ago. we got hold of a photo from his high school yearbook. yeah. what i'd love to do to that smile on that face! you know, he needs putting in a cell and that cell being covered wall—to—wall and ceiling with every single face that's been on that site that has killed themselves. one of those pictures would be of gary cooper. we used to g

catherine's palace.lery kuznetsov and vladimir smirnov. channel one, beijing. in the irkutsk region, seven settlements remain without electricity due to a cyclone that hit the hangar at night. wind gusts reached 27 m/s. it was snowing heavily. at some point, the power went out in almost 50 settlements, where 60,000 people live. more than twenty emergency crews are eliminating the consequences of the bad weather. all work is expected to be completed in the near future. meanwhile, in st. petersburg, the dam gates were closed due to the threat of flooding. the movement of vessels along the cranes has been stopped. to the ship's forwarder, regarding the weather in the capital region, today also rains, thunderstorms, strong wind with gusts up to 18 m per second, tomorrow is a little better, precipitation is not so intense and a little warmer up to +15. an acting dynasty with incredible intensity of passion in the productions of the great stanislavsky and i don’t believe it if something suddenly went wrong. th

catherine. rick and i lean on saturday over the weekend. your beloved forty-niners in our great san francisco giants pay tribute to you at their games yesterday, mayor breed received you triumphantly. at city hall where you would lie in state and we welcomed home by the people. san francisco with music and song thousands of people came to pay their respects in line the blocks all day long and into the night of the family had to extend the time for people to pay their respects. and this week it was announced that the blue angels. fleet week would be dedicated to you. late week would be down and the and now listen to this. the blue angels. we'll be pilate. a missing woman formation honoring dianne feinstein. she flew with them. imagine. fire saying people crying teams cheering, ship sailing, blue angels flying all honoring diane, a woman so strategic and so strong, a lady so gentle. trailblazing model and a mentor of generosity and sweetness. here they come again while they're coming. let's recognize the members of congress who are here, the

catherine doherty and allison williams here to cover the banking sector for us. let me start with you. from the 35,000 foot view, what two earnings look like to you considering what we got today? >> they look good but the looking good is backward looking. we had a fair amount of interest rate change since then and the most positive thing that we got today from bank of america was the net interest guidance for 2024. not only are they guiding up but bank of america has been hesitant, talking about the uncertainty, only wanting to get one quarter out and the fact that they are looking out and saying not only does it look good but next year, it looks strong and that is what is happening shares. goldman sachs trading, in my opinion, i think the strong trading really shows that they are keeping competitive where it counts so this is the business that they are focusing on. there is a lot of noise in the quarter as they trimmed down the consumer effort. i don't know any investors -- but trading revenue, even though it tends to be a lower multiple, will drive book value a

i catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details on this latest chapter in the saga. now, this has been what are going on 3 weeks pending jim jordan last 3 bids for speaker. next time he lost ground today. it all ended for him when he lost a secret ballot with his colleagues telling him he had to give it up. person with john. there's a lot of of >> i appreciate handles so forth. to get you in there. when the pope came in and i salute, i told the conference that. >> appreciate again work with everyone. talk with everyone at the new members. promise. didn't really know that well over the last 3 we we need to come together and figure out who our speakers going to be going to work as hard as they can to help that individual. >> the house has been in chaos for 18 days after hard right? rebels ousted california congressman kevin mccarthy. i move led by florida republican matt supported jim jordan. this was how gates reacted to today's developments. most popular republican in the united states congress was just knifed by secret ballot. >> in a private meeting in the basement

in addition to scotland, finland whales, iceland and new zealand has signed on. catherine has also been advising the lynnwood initiative for many years, base building, but the work behind it and that's the organization. the people behind it just embody what a well being and corner me is about. because it's people saying this top down in post economy is not right for us. and we have bigger goals than that. and we're going to roll up our sleeves. the new community center also has a small restaurant to so that local residents can eat well and she blinked. in addition, the cook trains, young people, so they gain skills for the job market. and the good just keeps that circulating. just give some money here and then it sparks small businesses and it just to him beautiful, virtuous soccer field for catherine. true back. such initiatives, make the difference the business and politics have until now. barely considered because in most countries, what they do for the community is measure jamie pain, white smile. if people are coming to a sense of what she makes kids pay full child, chatting to a f

catherine, what do you have to say?h, i think for a lot of people this did not come as a big surprise steve garvey, in fact, says it was the worst kept secret in recent months that he was considering running for dianne feinstein's, a senate seat. he says he jumped in because of washington dysfunction and that he wants to do something about quality of life problems like inflation and public safety. you're looking at his campaign announcement video which leans heavily into is a baseball careers in a voiceover garvey says time to get off the bench. time to get back into the game. meantime, he does not need to be reminded he is a republican and a very blue state garvey says he has been talking to california voters and he's encouraged by their response. >> and even have some giants fans come up to me and say, hey guard, we ate the dodgers vote for years. i said, you may be something here. and i think all in all people of california have a pretty good idea of who i am. and maybe that's the biggest reason i'm running with it.

catherine, let me start with you.neth chesebro, already recorded what's being called a proffer video. what is a proffer video and why is that important in this case? >> that would be, they gave basically what they will testify to the prosecutors. i haven't seen the video, but i did many, many proffers when i was a prosecutor. you go from a to z and asked him what it. no you figure out if they're being truthful, and you know that by the evidence you. have you asked him to confirm evidence. this is not a typical cooperating agreement, like as cooperators, but that basically would not have been allowed to plead guilty if i did not agree to testify. let me just clear up one thing. mr. chesebro's attorney on this network and another network today said his clients did not complicate anyone. well, conspiracy when i. one you can't commit a conspiracy alone. it requires two more people. so when he pled guilty to conspiracy, his plea necessarily implicated his name coconspirators. john eastman, donald trump, and rudy giuliani.

kron four's catherine heenan is in the newsroom tonight with more. catherine? >> yeah, decision means that crews cannot operate cars without a human driver. that obviously defeats the purpose of a self-driving vehicles. and while there's been a string of recent problems, including a collision with a fire truck, today's suspension centers around an october second accident, one which left a pedestrian with serious injuries. >> i think the thing that really pushed in to make this decision is that did that accident where crews a car was actually at the top that poor lady and it stopped, you know, it's it's and that was you ever have something like this. that is a human driving a car. dad reaction would be different is talking about the fact a human driver hit a woman pedestrian at 5th and market october. 2nd. >> and left the scene. but as a result of that initial collision, the woman was pushed into the past of a driverless cruise car. the company later said the car aggressively braked then tried to pull over. but in the act of pulling over, dragged the woman forwa