rumor has it that count potemkin catherine ii even got married secretly.iage was called marganetic. with him is the husband of an unequal position did not acquire the same high status as his wife. and some historians even claim that the newlyweds had a child. the mystery of the appearance of a baby in the estate in 1775 has not yet been solved. the pedigree of the count's daughter elizabeth is only half known for certain. according to the customs of that time , she inherited only part of the surname, tyomkina, from her father. the tangled love story of the count by temkin catherine ii definitely requires clarification. so was there an official marriage? you know, today it’s hard to say for sure. i 'll tell you two versions, well, you can the audience can decide for themselves. if we still believe the fact that the marriage between potemkin and catherine was concluded, then we can cite the following facts from history: it is known for sure that at the time of the birth of this child, catherine was not in st. petersburg, she went to moscow, and how official

catherine ii is not is in a hurry to give a straight answer.e with turkey forces the russian government to decide on the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. russia receives the polish part of livonia and part of eastern belarus. russia also wins the turkish war, which ended peacefully in 1774. russia receives from it. it was he who proved to his wife catherine the great that without the annexation of crimea, all russian possessions in the northern black sea region would not be safe, that without... the annexation of crimea, the dominance of the russian fleet on black sea. moreover, it was potemkin who led the practical annexation of crimea and kuban to russia, the expulsion of the turkish army and turkish fleet from there, the construction of sevastopol, and the construction of the russian navy. and only after crimea was fortified and firmly assigned to russia, he agreed. more than the crimean tatars, and accordingly, if a war breaks out with turkey, we will act only against the turks, it is more convenient. based on your feedback,

catherine talked about undecided voters. _ catherine talked about undecided voters, there a lot of them holding — voters, there a lot of them. we have seen holding a little bit earlier. 50% _ seen holding a little bit earlier. 50% said — seen holding a little bit earlier. 50% said they don't trust the way the main — 50% said they don't trust the way the main parties are costing the economic— the main parties are costing the economic policies of their rivals. it's possible is actually counterproductive. it's possible they would think again about these tactics _ they would think again about these tactics. . ., ., , ., tactics. catherine, what does that tell us about _ tactics. catherine, what does that tell us about the _ tactics. catherine, what does that tell us about the state _ tactics. catherine, what does that tell us about the state of - tactics. catherine, what does that tell us about the state of our - tell us about the state of our politics? the damage gets done very quickly and any correction or clarification often falls on deaf ears. , ., , ears. yes, we least in the conservat

and it all started with galira, on which catherine ii herself traveled.. it was, the ship's timber was also not needed, that's all it naturally fell into disrepair. there was no sale of sailcloth, no sale of ropes. today's craftsmen recreate the ship only in miniature, under the professional and sensitive guidance of alexey tetov, who had a dream of becoming a shipbuilder in early childhood. at the age of 6 i went to sea, well , let’s say, the handsome alexander pushkin is a liner, and cosmonaut yuri gagarin on the roads, led to these ships, more modern, knowledge of the russian imperial fleet, i was interested, studied history, again led to creating these models of ships, well, don’t think that this is pure, i just did it, no, we have an association with the guys, we built this with the boys, well, i see, there are a lot of small details here, how many of these holes did you say in this model? 1.388, this is how much time it takes to spend six months, a guy sitting, a guy drilling, a guy processing, and any person can master this skill, or for this you n

, well, you understand what the deal is, in the time of catherine... to emphasize that asceticism issonry, for example, believed that, quoting, in my opinion, just ivan perfilyevich elagin, that you can sing obscene songs over good wine in a fraternal environment, yes, just you right away. explain who elagin is, ivan perfilyevich elagin, yes, a close associate of catherine i, a person very close to her, who took the post of obergafmester, one of the founders of the russian theater, the organizer of the russian theater, one of the main organizers of russian masonic lodges during catherine’s reign, the famous elaginskys lodges, yes, the yalaginskie lodges, of which there were 14 and which were not only in moscow in st. petersburg, for example, even in arkhangelsk, and which he created such a network of masonic lodges and... which is just some kind of political i didn’t set goals for myself, so you said that there is no need to idealize, i would also add not to idealize, not to demonize, because people went to the lodges, especially in those times, the first and catherine’s, and later,

today in our issue we will find out which path catherine ii walked. where did the legendary battle between the russians and the swedes take place? where does it start? great spring of eastern europe? also, why is slavgarachina called the cheese capital and where is the most delicious honey obtained? slang. is located in the south of the mogilev region, there is no direct train connection between minsk and the regional center, but you can get there by bus, the journey takes about 5 hours, the most convenient option, in my opinion, is a minibus or a car, well, our journey is not limited only to the city, so the choice is obvious. fasten your seat belts, we're about to begin. slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sozh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and a magnificent landscape park . here, perhaps, we’ll begin our acquaintance with the slavgorod region with them. castle hill is a symbolic place, it was from here that the ancient slavgorod, then still in existence, once began. a very ambigu

ivan perfilyevich elagin, yes, close to catherine ii, a person very close to her, who took the post of obergafmester, one of the founders of the russian theater, organizer of the russian theater one of the main organizers of the russian masonic lies during the reign of catherine, the famous elagin lodges, and the yalagin lodges, of which there were 14 and which were not only in moscow in... in st. petersburg, for example, even in arkhangelsk, yes, and which he created such a network of masonic lies, and who did not set any political goals for himself, yes, you said that there is no need to idealize, i would also add not to idealize, not to demonize, because they went to the lodges, especially in those days, the first and catherine’s, and later, people for very different reasons, some went because they hoped, i don’t know... if we talk about the era of catherine and alexander i, of course, their contribution was very large, which many of us even they don’t suspect, i remember the first years of perestroika, when ours were such pseudo-patriots, cheers patriots, because in freemasonry sym

of the imperial council, four were , in 1777, out of eleven members freemasons; in catherine’s courtrlains, 11 were freemasons, and at their head was the chamberlain yalagin. the picture is approximately the same in the senate: masons are in the collegium of foreign affairs, the admiralty collegium, the chambers of the collegium , and the revision collegium. at some stage they began to get ahead of the authorities in terms of educational, charitable activities, educational and so on, at moscow state university, on the initiative of masunov, they first created a translation seminary, in my opinion, a pedagogical seminary, later a philosophical seminary, so they began to found a school, and especially, in my opinion, great irritation. it was caused by the fact that when there was a famine that gripped the moscow region, the authorities did not react to it in any way, and the freemasons began to collect funds for the starving, helped, they were also behind this for centuries, so, well, in general, of course, this caused irritation, because well, one enlightened empress and mother empres

catherine’s coup, of course, there can be found a lot of arguments that it was natural, because peter in general and especially for... the army and the nobility, especially here , catherine’s personality was also of great importance, and because, well, yes, the orlovs, dashkova, so to speak, they are undoubtedly important participants in all these events, but first of all, this is, of course, the personality of catherine herself, there is one little-known episode of this whole revolutionary story, which means before the coup, when... the conspiracy was already being prepared, everything was being prepared, which means that catherine was living in peterhof at that time, literally a few days before the coup, she generally moved from the palace to one of the pavilions, which i was on the outskirts, there was an ideal position, it was formally so, seemingly removed from political life, although she received all the information necessary, and then this place was so ideal.

catherine cannot be charged with either honor or crimes in this coup.before. the peak of his mother, but this was one of the few decisions of his that survived his reign, one episode was when paul was abroad, they had to play in the theater, where hamlet was invited, and as you know, the actor refused to play, saying that then there would be two hamlets in the hall, yes, yes, yes, so, pavel, of course, with his attempts to imitate peter i, to introduce back some medieval knightly traditions , this is at the end of the 18th century. russia west is on the swing of history, study history with us. you can watch all episodes of the russia west podcast on the swing of history on the channel one website. hello, you are watching precious stories, my name is ekaterina varkan, in the anniversary year of lermontov we will talk about lermontov and it is not at all strange that our guest today is mikhail yuryevich lermontov. mikhail yuryevich, not only a complete teska, but also a relative of our great poet, and today is still the owner of the serednyakov estate, wh

in catherine’s court staff, out of 31 chamberlains, 11 were masons, and they were headed by gaffmeisterlagin. about the same picture in the senate: there are masons. catherine was actually brought to power, including by people who were related to freemasonry, just remember the same panin, the same elagin, then later catherine thought, including why, to what time the decline of freemasonry dates back to the same time as in principle, the tightening of the screws during catherine’s reign, firstly, the pugachev uprising, and then the event of the great french revolution, there is one more nuance, this is the gradual displacement of other examples of freemasonry in russia by swedish freemasonry, more strict. requiring more moral dedication, more morality, and sweden is a foreign policy enemy in russia, and at the end of catherine’s reign russia is at war with sweden, it turns out that freemasonry is widespread in russia according to the swedish charter, and sweden is a foreign political enemy of russia, something this is not the case, yes, that is, a certain double loyalty arises, yes, whic

catherine simply could not accept his credentials from the people of the united states.y found a logical pretext: since the war with britain is not yet over, then the united states is not a recognized state, and accordingly letters cannot be accepted from them. the american ambassador left st. petersburg, and the next day britain signed a peace treaty with the united states. however, it will touch us for millennia, and completely without your music we were different, this music is new masks, we will see the masks that were specially created for this evening, cover how the jury guesses this, i will prove to fate for evil, from heart to heart, from talent to talent, am i married? krutova , tonight we celebrate igor musk’s anniversary together at 20:00 on ntv. nevsky tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv. what are the names of everyday products? goods on sale at low prices, buy on ozone. holy spring water for 49. it is important not to start the first heart problems so that the heart. as a motor there is cardiomagnyl, it affects the patency of blood vessels and reduces the risk of throm

, and so he wrote that he gave statistical data on the number of masuns in state apparatus under catherine, that is, in 1777, out of 11 members of the imperial council, and especially, in my opinion, great irritation was caused by the fact that when there was a famine that gripped the moscow region, the authorities did not react to it in any way, and the masons began to collect funds for the starving, helped, and he also stood behind this for centuries, well, in general, of course , this caused irritation, because well, there is one enlightened empress and mother empress, she is in charge, she can take care, she should. to do this, and the most important thing, of course, while the masons were busy with a small world, that’s one thing, but gradually they began to criticize catherine very harshly, well, yes, if at the beginning of her reign catherine was actually brought to power, including people related to freemasonry, it is enough to recall the same panin, the same elagin, then later catherine began to think, including why the decline of freemasonry dates back to what time , at the same

well... you understand, what’s the matter, in the time of catherine, or at the first stage of the reignt that time. vzenkovsky, approximately the same pros and cons can be assigned to the then russian freemasonry, which was actually the forerunner of the russian intelligentsia, well, to a certain extent, it can be called a forerunner, since from my point of view, the russian intelligentsia actually begins with the decembrists, well, from the decembrist circle, yes a little later, when we are already talking not about single representatives, but about a certain social stratum, but only the decembrists also came out, a significant part of the decembrists were taken from my tongue, from freemasonry, of course. but at the same time, it must be said that , of course, many joined the freemasons from a certain fashion, yes, which existed both in russia and abroad, someone really wanted to improve themselves, including through mysticism, it is important to emphasize here that asceticism was only preached by a part of freemasonry, another part of freemasonry, for example, believed that, quoting,

catherine, thank ou unregulated drug market. catherine, thank you for— unregulated drug market.drug market. catherine, thank you for helping us _ unregulated drug market. catherine, thank you for helping us understand | thank you for helping us understand this better. catherine neil harris, fellow in drug policy at the baker institute. a greater manchester police constable is under criminal investigation for assault after a video emerged of a man being kicked and stamped on as he lay on the floor at manchester airport. the announcement came from the independent office for police conduct. this report from ed thomas contains violent scenes from the start. chaos and violence. image is now seen by millions of people, placing the conduct of greater manchester police under the spotlight. and today, these brothers were told by the police watchdog vaio pc and today, these brothers were told by the police watchdog the iopc that the police officer responsible for the kicks and stamps on them is being criminally investigated. we have got the statement. it says "we have served the police co

today in our episode we let's find out which path catherine ii walked on. battle between the russians and the swedes take place? where does the largest spring in eastern europe originate? and also why is slavochin called the cheese capital and where is the most delicious honey obtained? slavgorod is located in the south of the mogilev region, there is no direct train connection between minsk and the regional center, but... getting there by bus, the journey takes about 5 hours, the most convenient option, in my opinion, is a minibus or car, but our journey is not limited to only city, so the choice is obvious. fasten your seat belts, we're starting! slavgorod is located in a wonderful place, the confluence of two rivers: pronya and sosh. here is also the ancient settlement of castle hill and a magnificent landscape park . perhaps we’ll start our acquaintance with the slavgorod region with them. castle hill is a symbolic place; it was from here that the ancient slavgorod once began, which then still had a very ambiguous name: propoisk. according to legend, st

stanislav turned out to be a completely reliable, helpful person, having ascended the throne, catherineing, in the hope that he would follow all her instructions, as it happened, catherine demands from warsaw. restore the rights of religious minorities, but the polish sejm will once again refuses. then the russian ambassador, prince ripnin, orders the arrest of the main oppositionists to the king among the gentry. nikolai vasilyevich repnin belonged, like many russian nobles, to the prussian party, headed by nikita ivanovich panin. for the 18th century, this is a period when the pro-russian party was not simply a conductor of only interests. understand each other, in addition, nikolai vasilyevich repnin is a brilliant military leader, he has a military force at hand that he can rely on in poland, none of polish film-makers really can’t object. in february 1768, an uprising of the gentry began in bar. today it is a city in the vinnytsia region of ukraine. they create their own confederation, and king stanislov is powerless. russian troops crush the gentry, taking bar and berdichev. the c

catherine, the future catherine the second, catherine is against her son pavel becoming the heir, onlyf peter the great, when a lot of foreigners were invited, they were already close to the throne, but strictly speaking, they themselves... they did not directly participate in this very first coup, but if we talk about the reign of anna ianovna, then here yes there is a role, maybe even the most important role of a foreigner, this is a german, that means osterman, in russia they called him andrei ivanovich, and so the son of a pastor from westphalia, heinrich, is an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special boundaries at all, in general, uh , well, for that time, especially for the german principalities , a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, and so, this same osterman, which means he was present at this meeting of the supreme leaders, and he supported dmitry galitsin when he proposed anna’s candidacy ianovna, when they began to discuss... the conditions limiting the power of the future empress, he, under the pretext that his anger was playing out, he ran away from

, the future catherine the second, catherine against her son pavel becoming the heir, only after thewas, yes. i would still put the coup against paul i out of the equation, because that in contrast to this, we will now talk about this, the clan nature of the palace coups that took place from 1725 to 1762, the coup against paul is still different, because paul managed to anger an entire social stratum, not individual clans, paul really angered most of the nobility who either participated in the coup or joyfully welcomed it, well, if you remember, so to speak, menshikovo, well, the very beginning of the accession of catherine i, then here the foreigners fully supported menshikov and catherine, although their influence had already was quite large, well, after the era of peter the great, when a lot of foreigners were invited, they were already closer to the throne, but strictly speaking, they themselves...

, with a powerful defensive fleet, she said that catherine, these are her words, that...very suspicious and distrustful of offensive alliances, but i prefer defensive alliances, however, later circumstances will still force mother empress to fight with sweden and twice with turkey, that is, 13 of the 34 years of her reign, almost a third, the country spent in wars. during the northern war , rowing ships played a decisive role. however, under catherine ii the combat core of the baltic navy, which at that time was russia's only one, consisted of sailing ships. the largest of them - two or three decks - began to be called linear. during the battle, they lined up with their sides facing the enemy. only ships armed with at least 54 cannons could be called battleships. however , the number of guns could exceed 100. a... despite the difference in size and armament, steamships are structurally similar to each other. based on this thoroughly accurate model of a swedish frigate that was captured during during the battle of elections in 1790, one can clearly imagine its structure. a

the last of catherine. here, too , the influence is absolutely foreign, english, it’s just that in this case, she communicated closely with the english envoy henbury williams, and received money, and he gave her advice, she thanked him for these advice, for his help, that’s the only thing that the result itself in general, catherine’s reign is rated positively on... our domestic history, therefore, in general, they prefer not to remember how she came to power, and she also came to power with foreign help, so to speak, not without outside influence. catherine’s coup, of course, you can find a lot of arguments there that it was natural, because peter ii was a person of little popularity and little sympathy for... a coup in history, which means that before the coup, when the conspiracy was already being prepared, everything was being prepared , which means that catherine lived in peterhof at that time, literally in a few days before the coup, she generally moved from the palace to one of the pavilions, which w

that's what they're say. catherine, thank you for that. catherine, for with the latest live and my role would be to saddam now with the army says it's full hoffen defense of launch by the power military, rapid support forces and the city of some not so famous battles on thursday on to our a set price of attack the city for multiple signs. the army says that inflicted heavy losses on the group. within 10000000 people have been displaced. i'm so confident began in april last year. us president joe biden has defended his political record, was pushing back at critics who say he's an onset to run for re election in november and made his case during the highly anticipated of news conference at the nato summit that he mistakenly referred to donald trump as his vice president, the spot calls for him to drop house with the presidential race by them says he's the most qualified person to beach from a white house correspondent company how good reports from washington dc. as he spoke for nearly an hour batting away questions about whether he's capable of running for another 4 years. i'm a terminal

i'm catherine heenan.nt biden's decision follows intense pressure from his own party to end the campaign. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. >> president joe biden said it's been the greatest honor of his life to serve as president. he said he's proud of what he's done in office. the past 3 and a half years. but it's time to step down from this race. president joe biden will not seek reelection. he made the announcement on ax writing, quote, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down into focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president. shortly after he endorsed vice president kamala harris. the move comes after intensifying calls for the president to drop out after the june 27th debate. >> the latest from west virginia senator joe mansion on abc this week. the time has come for him to pass the torch to generation. connecticut senator richard blumenthal said the president's decision put the country

catherine ii reigned for almost 35 years. confirming russia's status as a great world power.this day in 1958 , an event occurred that is called the alaska apocalypse. on the southeastern coast in letuya bay, in the mountains near the fairweather fault, a powerful earthquake caused a megatsunami, a wave more than 520 m high. this has no analogues in history. as a result of tremors measuring up to 8.3 on the richter scale, a huge one collapsed into the bay. 30 million cubic meters of rocks and ice. according to one version, the effect of the collapse increased the powerful release of water from the icy lake through the subglacial tunnel. one of the eyewitnesses who observed this natural disaster recalled: the glacier shot up into the air and moved forward, and then suddenly the glacier disappeared from view and a large wall of water rose above this place. a giant wave swept across the entire bay, narrow as a fjord, at a speed of 160 km/h. its height was determined by measuring the level to which on the mountains. vegetation was destroyed, this natural disaster claimed the lives

i'm catherine heenan. we will begin in napa county where evacuation orders and warnings have been issued because of what they call the toll fire. you're looking at the approximate location. it's burning about 3 miles north of calistoga off highway. 29 near several wineries kron four's rob nesbitt is live and has the latest crop. >> catherine, that whole fire is burning right over my left shoulder behind me. you can see along that hillside smoke coming up from the hill. there's been helicopters circling constantly today dropping fire and dropping water and fire retardant as well. there's pink alongside the hill as well. you can see where they dropped those elements. 114 people impacted by evacuation orders and warnings. the old law only toll road and palisades road as evacuation orders. we actually saw of actuacion signs on mailboxes for people who had to leave their homes. >> the surrounding here is under warnings. 300 firefighters from cal fire or on the ground. and as i said before, there's helicopters f

this pavilion is a witness triumphs of catherine.ptions here, guests marveled at the luxurious furnishings, unique artificial marble floors, and a stunning office with the most expensive porcelain in the world. the restorers did a wonderful job, and you can’t tell that this elephant was glued together. all this time, the museum's funds contained a broken porcelain figure, which was stolen and in parts, a piece of the trunk, a hind leg, a figure of a driver and a stand, all this time we carefully kept it, information was received that in moscow there is an elephant without a hind leg, without trunk, perhaps this elephant is ours, of course we we were very happy. goes further not on aurus, but in a minibus together with the governor, the minister of culture and the chairman of gazprom. gazprom helped restore the chinese palace in ronenbaum. the work took 20 years to complete. the first four in 2011. welcome to the 18th century. an outstanding creation by renaldi, the only palace in the rococo style in russia. unlike others, the chinese

let's go live to catherine. so who's in nairobi for us to bring us up to speed with the situation on the ground? the catherine of the well, the situation here on the street has come down a bit. it's just about an hour ago. we had the police um use it to your guys model uh to a guys kind of stuff as well. we seen police also use a rubber boot that. so we've seen a man who has been injured out. we've seen a police fire or police man who has he's being injured as well. not a lot of the police who are here, how really another area, but some of them are here. they're still using a to a gas. we have also been seen that. so the protested are trying to remove a and to come to this area. and the reason why they're here they're saying is because all this police brutality because of police using accessory full, so on them. and we have the seen that in the last couple of us in the last 2 weeks where we send people have been killed, would seen many of them have been injured as well. and they say the one for these to be held

during the time of catherine the great, the border of st. petersburg ran along the fontanka river.sarskoye selo began from the obukhov bridge over starokolinkin, the road to petergov lay, the berst pillars at the beginning and end of the routes were decorated more richly than the others, but they were made unique. a sundial, there is no such thing in the whole world, shows the time not only during the day, but also at night, here it is 5:00 in the evening, then 7, 11 and midnight, and then morning comes, created specifically for these latitudes, but they work only one month a year during the white nights, the second dial on the back of the obelisk is off-season, designed for daytime, every second monument has been lost, and those that remain have changed position, the obelisks were moved back in tsarist times to... the pointer has been moved , which now stands in kalinkinsky park. both the old number one and the new number three have been saved. the restorers specifically left two numbers, because a non-road sign is more, a monument, and of federal significance, a symbol of the gol

this. the pavilion is a witness to catherine's triumphs, she arranged there are receptions here, guestsat the luxurious furnishings, unique artificial marble floors, a stunning cabinet with the most expensive porcelain in the world, the restorers did a great job, you can’t say that this elephant was glued together from two parts, this is a porcelain figure that was stolen and from the museum’s collections - all this time there were broken parts, a piece of the trunk, a hind leg, the driver’s guru and a stand, all this time we carefully kept it, then information came out that in moscow there is an elephant without a hind leg, without a trunk, perhaps this elephant is ours, we, of course, we were very happy, putin is not going further on the aurus, in a minibus, together with the governor, the minister of culture and the chairman of gazprom. gazprom helped restore the chinese palace in renienbaum. the work took 20 years to complete. an outstanding creation of rinaldi, the only palace in the rococo style in russia. unlike others, the chinese suffered little during the war, but the wonderfu

after the monument was dismantled and catherine square was given a new name, european, the military andwith a proposal to melt down the empress into commemorative coins, coins, coins, coins. it's also a long-standing tradition european this is a long-standing military-european tradition, to make some kind of awards, some kind of souvenirs from enemy weapons, not just disassemble them into pieces, but make some kind of interesting slogan, some interesting artistic composition that will fully convey the struggle of odessa residents at the front for freedom and independence. it will be possible to catch a lot of coins from the monument; according to the initiators, they should become a symbol of a future victory over the russians, and over time , a reminder of the joint struggle for freedom. see the footage, sergei lavrov is walking along the sidelines the united nations, and so lavrov of the usa. our minister has just stated that nato is not satisfied with the war unleashed in kiev; the united states continues to defiantly escalate the situation. nato's military infrastructure is breaking

theresa back to you, catherine.ll right, rachel, thank you very much. >> well, today, the supreme court ruled that u.s. presidents are now legally immune from criminal prosecution. if it is considered and official act, this leave some room for prosecution for actions deemed an official. our dc's raquel martin is live and washington and raquel, sounds like this could be kind of messy, defining what is official and unofficial. but what does it mean for donald trump? >> will not face criminal trial for charges related to his role leading up to the january 6 elect or january 6 riot before election day. we know the former president took to his social media site. truth social to celebrate. he calls it a win for the constitution and democracy. they did. and by some accounts, most consequential ruling of the year in a 6 to 3 decision, the supreme court declared u.s. presidents immune from prosecution for official acts. >> that republicans are applauding the court's decision which will likely shield former president trump fr

peter is on the throne, he is overthrown by catherine, the future catherine ii.le chain demonstrates how turbulently lawless that era was, in essence, yes. i would still endure a revolution against paul i out of brackets, because unlike this, we will talk about this now, the clan nature of the palace coups that took place from 1725 to 1762, the coup against paul is still different, because paul managed to anger an entire social stratum, not individual clans, paul really angered most of the nobility, who either participated in the coup or joyfully welcomed it, well, if you remember so to speak. looked for different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to his future empress elizabeth petrovna, who was his aunt, the age difference there was more than significant, the teenager peter was already an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special boundaries at all. in general, uh, well, for that time, especially for the german principalities, a normal story, for those times, of course, all this, so, this same osterman, which means he was present

and now there is, that is, decolonization is quite simple, for example, remove the papidnik from catherineor some russian tsars, and that's it, and that's it, i'm a supporter of... a larger -scale, deeper view of decolonization, that is, decolonization is a total reformatting of consciousness ukrainians from inferiority, from little russianism, from pro-russianness to deep ukrainian meanings, that is, i am concerned about exactly this, and as a member of this toponomic commission, i personally, i will speak for myself, but obviously some of my associates also support this opinion, for example, mr. artem kartashov, he made a great... contribution, the odesa lawyer represented by the veteran shhab, we did exactly this in this context, that is, we were not just talking about overthrowing, so to speak, names streets, to eliminate street names named after russian tsars, government officials, various russian and soviet poets, writers, but also to replace them with truly ukrainian surnames and not only ethnically ukrainian, but also those that represented. such a context of ukrainian patriotism,

even more so for the army and the nobility, but catherine’s personality was also of great importance,nd because, yes, the orlovs, dashkovo, so to speak, they are undoubtedly important participants in all these events, but first of all, this is, of course, the personality of catherine herself, there is one such a little-known episode of this whole revolutionary history, that means before... because from there, if something happened, you could either flee abroad, or go to the capital and make a coup, and so she was there, suddenly one of the orlov brothers alexey galloped up, which means with the news that that one of the conspirators was passek, but he was detained, well, as it turned out later, he didn’t let it slip , but there was a threat. and well, any conspiracy there is carried out, so to speak, like a knife, if something becomes known, then the conspiracy may fail, well, in short, god knows what was going on in catherine’s head at that moment, but from two options to run away or , on the contrary, to play for aggravation, she chose the second option, they, she got into the carri

catherine made me tear up. another comments there in relation to catherine as well.verything that catherine has been through, and there was a really touching moment where, you know, i said, it's just because your mum loves you that she's so upset. and the boys said, we love her too, and you could see they looked really contrite, very emotional. watch. checkit contrite, very emotional. watch. check it out. >> lost her husband a couple of years ago, and. and she thought she'd lost her two boys as well. it was a very, very emotional interview. we're glad it's turned out well. and as isabel said, we'll show you that after 9:00 again this morning. >> now, stay with us. still to come. what now for the conservative party. we're talking to one of those who's a campaign that very successful. he >> now all you'll be hearing is, how the conservatives lost the election . and by what? huge election. and by what? huge margins and how they were trounced and all that sort of thing, but not everywhere. we're not going to introduce you to this man. let's speak to matthew goodwin. free

grant. >> catherine, thank you for that. meanwhile, president biden has directed homeland security to work with the secret service to provide protection for independent candidate robert f kennedy junior kennedy is the son of former new york senator robert f kennedy, who was assassinated in 1968 while running for president and rfk junior is the nephew of former president john f kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963. prior to saturday's shooting. rfk junior had asked for protection from the secret service but was repeatedly denied. that is a president biden decision. and again, biden has now given rfk junior protection next. in sports, major league baseball has its all-star break gets underway. giants and a's representatives are excited for the first all-star game. >> sports director jason dumas says reaction from the guys coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the all-star festivities begin. the best baseball players in the world got together this evening in arlington, texas, for the annual home run derby. it's a night to wa

you will see part two of the interview with catherine. we will post them all. he's real.took the template our founding fathers wanted. go do your thing, whether in printing, being a farmer and your way of giving back is to serve. he's looking at the governor's mansion as place to serve. he realizes how much he likes it and wants to get back. his family has been serving in north dakota back to the 1880s. his grandmother was marching with susan b anthony and sitting bull. his mom got involved. his dad was a military man. he decided to go to stanford and learn business and silicon valley. put his money together and got investors, mortgaged the farm and bought a software company and with real estate, did it again. now how do i help. he knows energy, he knows farming and the rural business, he has the washington thing, he's got a lot. he would help trump get the job. would he be effective 1 he got the job? give him a job, he will execute. >> katie: seems like he understands suffering washington imposes on rural communities like in north dakota and some policy positions biden a

good morning, catherine. >> thank you for taking my call. i'm 75. my dad was born and raised in jackson city, kentucky, the same place that vance was born. his heritage was from. my stupid dad went to war in world war ii and after he got out of the war, that foolish man came to cincinnati and got a job because this is where the jobs were. and he raised five children. we are now successful, we are not stupid, our children have college educations, and for you to say that vance is the only person who has ever done this, you are so wrong. a lot of us came from very poor backgrounds, but we have made it , not because of vance or not because of the government. government didn't buy me a college education, but it did by him when, and i would say when you -- before you hang up on me, a union pension every month, me, this stupid woman that had ancestors in jackson, kentucky. i get a pension. thank god, because now i can still stay in the middle class. i don't believe anything you are saying because you -- in jackson, kentucky. if you had, you would find out

i'm catherine heenan and i'm dan thorn. the former president was at a campaign rally in butler, pennsylvania. the shooter was killed. >> by secret service outside of that rally. one other person, a rally attendee, also dead. 2 others were hurt. here's an idea of what we looking at here. this is where the approximate location of where the president was giving his rally earlier today and also where the suspected shooter was. this was probably about 400 feet roughly the distance between these 2 locations. you know, a 20 year-old pennsylvania man was on somebody who has been only identified by the fbi in that manner. they have not been identified as any other person by their name or what not just a 20 year-old man that was from pennsylvania when did this shooting here in this area. again, another president said that he felt a bullet ripped through his ear earlier today as he was giving that campaign rally the 2 people died, including the shooter. one of those was an attendee who was a who was killed. at this point and the white

thank you, catherine. the 24 year-old woman suspected of running over a vacaville police officer with her car last week appeared in front of a judge for the first time today. >> prosecutors are charging serena rodriguez with murder. they say she purposely tried to kill officer matthew bowen while under the influence of drugs. her arraignment was pushed until next monday. meanwhile, the vacaville communities continuing to come together to support the fallen officer's wife and 2 sons. mason mauro shows us how they are rallying around the family. >> tears in my eyes multiple times over the few days. a lot of people really affected by and it's really sad. the vacaville community grieving alongside the bowen family 4 days after the 32 year-old motorcycle officer matthew bowen, was reportedly killed by a dui driver. my employees. the first thing they said is what can we do? well, 24 year-old serena rodriguez was in a solano county superior courtroom for the first time. a cool colin read in the burger city teen g

catherine often stayed here.nd she loved shklov cucumbers very much, so much so that they began to export them to russia and the local nobility fell in love with the crunchy, pimply green shklov cucumber. let's add to our recipe book. the fact that we use hot frying, what will happen there to add more, we forgot to say about it, soy sauce, the residents of shklov are still great fellows, to create such a legendary culinary history based on one product, you need to try. let's go on a gastronomic journey through the city that once belonged to catherine the second's favorite semyon zorich in the "food anywhere " program. see these and other projects. aired on tv channel belarus 24. vitold mikhailovich gintovt, soviet as tanker, participant in the great patriotic war. as part of the crew of the t-34 tank, he destroyed 21 an enemy tank, of which four heavy tiger tanks, as well as four enemy self-propelled guns, two tanks, one of them a panther, were captured serviceable during the battles, and 27 guns, 80 vehicles and

the maniac killed her right in front of catherine’s eyes for trying to escape.irl was afraid to even think about disobeying him. she was able to free herself only last year, when chiskidov had too much alcohol that he went to the hospital. investigators discovered oksana’s remains during a search in the underground. shocking in this one. the story also includes the fact that shis kiidova’s mother knew very well about the captives, she lived through the wall, now the woman is involved in a criminal case as an accomplice, while trying to convince everyone that the kidnapped girl just an arrogant parasite, she attached herself to my son, lived like a queen. until her son was detained, the woman boasted to her neighbors that her son had found himself a wife, but the couple is allegedly so modest and does not like attention that they almost never leave the house, when the story was revealed to those who were ready to believe ... , that the mother didn’t know what her son was doing, it’s not left, she knew everything, she’s hidden, what the mother didn’t know, 14 year

catherine, any hiuuhlihts? enjoyed writing up. catherine, any highlights?y highlights? everything is a - highlights? everything is a highlight. _ highlights? everything is a highlight, the _ highlights? everything is a highlight, the pain - highlights? everything is a highlight, the pain in - highlights? everything is a highlight, the pain in the l highlights? everything is a i highlight, the pain in the legs will fade, _ highlight, the pain in the legs will fade, and — highlight, the pain in the legs will fade, and the memory stronger. generally. — fade, and the memory stronger. generally, this is the man in the yellow— generally, this is the man in the yellowjersey, the originaljersey where, _ yellowjersey, the originaljersey where, so — yellowjersey, the originaljersey where, so it was really special, finishing — where, so it was really special, finishing here with the game starting _ finishing here with the game starting in three times, at the arc de triomphe, is stunning bit of history. — de triomphe, is stunning bit of history, some amazing support to

theresa catherine. incredibly dangerous sideshow where several people were injured, including a police officer that's happened. june 15th at the intersection of south winchester boulevard and own lynn. >> on lynn avenue, a spectator was struck and knocked unconscious during the illegal gathering of vehicles doing doughnuts and spinning around an officer trying to help that person. but the crowd started smashing his vehicle. he suffered minor injuries. the entire ordeal was posted on social media sites and that went viral. now we're learning that actually helped in the investigation today. officers and other city leaders addressing the sideshow and now multiple arrests. >> individuals is a significant event underscores the challenges we face with sideshow culture in our unwavering resolve to confront a large numbers of officers are tied up dealing with sideshows leaves the rest of our city depleted with officers and at risk. he's rolling incubators of crime are fueled by a mob mentality and a first for t

i'm catherine heenan. the bay area is bracing for several days of triple digit temperatures this week the temperatures might peak on wednesday, of course, bringing along a big risk for wildfires. kron four's check moment has the story. >> so with 4 to 5 days of triple-digit temperatures hitting the valley regions throughout the bay area, south bay residents, specifically many san jose residents here at alum rock park say they're getting in some last-minute exercise before that heat rules. >> a busy sunday at it. east side. staples is cooler today and i hiked almost every day. so i look around this time is so much weather, but that's about to change this week. hot and dry air rolling in. you're not going to get this chance to go outside and cooldown. doctor grant lipman with santa clara county. health care says multiple days in a row of hot temperatures can where on the body this last for a couple of days. and so plan accordingly impacting older people and the very young big, a risk of heat, stroke and heat

anger on the streets can be solved by many kenyans who say they resonate with a young protest as catherine, sorry, altura nairobi, baldes of 6 people have been found in the luxury hotels in thailand's capital bank called the victims were all the means nationals to how to do american citizenship. and those wayne hay reports from bank of police knob for the sign i was making was behind the desk. the 6 bodies were found inside one room here at the grand quiet air one a 5 star luxury hotel right in the heart of bank halts busy to rest and shopping district when they were found on tuesday by a hotel stop noon. but police believed that they had been inside the room for around 24 hours. attention quickly turned to eye cause on the tip, given that the police said there was no sign of a struggle inside the hotel room and no sign of any wounds on the bodies. there was also a lot of attention placed on meals that were discovered inside the hotel room that had been left largely untouched. however, tasting on tops that we used by the deceased have tested positive for traces of sine eyes. and the police

catherine ii reigned for almost 35 years, establishing russia's status as a great world power.rred that is called the alaska apocalypse. on the southeast coast in the bay letui, in the mountains near the fairweather fault, a powerful earthquake caused a megatsunami, a wave more than 520 m high. there is no analogue in history; as a result of tremors up to 8.3 on the richtor scale, a huge glacier, 30 million cubic meters of stones and ice, collapsed into the gulley. according to one version, the effect will disappear. strengthened the powerful injection of water from the ice lake through the under-ice tunnel. one of the eyewitnesses who observed this natural disaster recalled: “the glacier shot up into the air and moved forward, and then suddenly the glacier disappeared from sight, and a cloud rose above this place. big wall of water. a giant wave swept across the entire bay, narrow as a fjord, at a speed of 160 km/h. its height was determined by measuring the level to which the vegetation on the mountains was destroyed. this natural disaster claimed the lives of five people. th

this pavilion is a witness to catherine's triumphs.veled at the luxurious furnishings, unique artificial marble floors, and a stunning office with the most expensive porcelain in the world. the restorers did a great job, you can’t say that this the elephant is glued together from two parts. this is a porcelain figure that was stolen and is in the museum's collections. all this time there were broken parts, a piece of the trunk, a hind leg, a figure of a driver and a stand, all this time we carefully kept it, then we received information that in moscow there is an elephant without a hind leg, without a trunk, perhaps this elephant is ours, of course we were very happy , putin goes further not on aurus, in a minibus, together with the governor, the minister of culture and the chairman of gazprom, gazprom. helped restore chinese in renienbaum castle. the work took 20 years to complete. the first four in 2011. welcome century. an outstanding creation by renaldi, the only palace in the rococo style in russia. unlike others, the chinese one