sought to constantly expand its borders under catherine, catherine was cautious about expanding borders and considered it necessary to take certain territories, as in the case of the partitions of poland, as well as in the case of the crimean khanate, when foreign policy was favorable to it a situation when russia had undoubted arguments in favor of annexing these territories. in december 1782. after all these rebellions, after this confusion in crimea, the empress sent potemkin a top secret rescript in which she declared her will to appropriate the peninsula and annex it to the russian empire. as soon as crimea was annexed in 1983, as soon as potemkin, after this long, complexly developed operation with troop movements, with the restoration of control over the nogai horde, that is, there were many factors to keep in mind, starting right away. but we must at least understand that this is the result of an information war, it began under peter, and maybe even earlier under peter the great, but this is also one of the results, here is the famous trip of catherine the great to crimea, it wa

yes, my lovely friend here, catherine, involving me in this process, — catherine, involving me in thisvolving me in this process, ithink. we catherine, involving me in this process, i think. we all stand together— process, i think. we all stand together and if you can stand together— together and if you can stand together as a woman, you have the strength to not be afraid any more. applause. thank you very much, everyone. we appreciate you coming here. we appreciate you coming here. we salute the bravery. it will never be said too many times, saluting the bravery of the survivors. the barristers for several women who have come forward to both the laws and the bbc and i have set out their legal claims against harrods, accusing them of failing to provide a safe work system for their employees. we do know that the bbc investigation has revealed evidence, has gathered evidence that's harrods at the time not only failed to intervene when these allegations took place, but also helped cover up the abuse allegations. i wa nt to want to reduce their statements because of course many allegations

my story is very similar to catherine, i was brought in through— catherine, i was brought in through, and as a senior— through a recruiter, and as a senior executive assistant, one of the — senior executive assistant, one of the things i vividly remember in the office was a palpable _ remember in the office was a palpable anxiety that you could really _ palpable anxiety that you could really feel, a home in the air, and _ really feel, a home in the air, and people would explain it to me that — and people would explain it to me that he was mercurial, he would — me that he was mercurial, he would come in, and you would never— would come in, and you would never know what you're going to get. _ never know what you're going to get, you — never know what you're going to get, you would never know if he was going — get, you would never know if he was going to be any good mood, he be _ was going to be any good mood, he be shouting, every single day. — he be shouting, every single day. you _ he be shouting, every single day, you have this anxiety of what — day, you have this anxiety of what is

an update there in terms of the treatment that catherine has had. ., ., ., , had.ion this afternoon _ had. confirmation this afternoon in _ had. confirmation this afternoon in the - had. confirmation this afternoon in the last l had. confirmation this i afternoon in the last half had. confirmation this - afternoon in the last half an hour or so that the princess of wales has completed that preventative chemotherapy, you will remember back in march she revealed that she had cancer and was undergoing that preventative chemotherapy since the end of february so confirmation that she has completed it. and relief, you heard in that video, very personal and intimate video in the words of princes of wales herself talking about how the last nine months have been for her and herfamily and she talks about how it has been incredibly tough for them as a family and a very reflective the video as well, her words are very reflective she has had time to think about it and i am sure so many people who have had a cancer diagnosis will be able to relate to that people. able to relate

first lady of ukraine. catherine, claire, too much income. well, of course you can say that the catherine clara had a very peculiar background and that she would very closely with the united states government on behalf of his operations against the ukraine, the soviet union, and the success of the russian federation. catherine, to too much income, grew up in a family of ukrainian collaborators who were forced to flee to the us after world war 2. what catherine made a brilliant political career a little bit less than 2 bolts of some support. i just wanna see for the whole 8 because i need it, which is almost the same feeling for somebody to schedule it for the viola. i mean, it comes with very few that is supposedly take. so if you have some other reason so you can save yourself, why the marriage evict to yoshika and catherine to my chin co was out of love will convenience is no longer important. but when they came to power in 2004 active notification of ukraine began to clear up pretty much jumped up from chest all of the to mr. miller. just

what catherine made a brilliant political career a little bit less than the loops of some support. i just wanna see for the the 8 because i need it, which is almost a 1000 feet. of course, the mile scheduled for the dealer by me to console. very few to explore village except against movies. and so you can see the way the marriage of victor yoshika and catherine enjoyed jenco was out of love will convenience is no longer important . but when they came to power in 2004 active notification of ukraine began to clear up pretty much jumped up and chest. all of the things to move just think. i mean it's kind of daniels, obviously, you know, great annual lunch and they give you most of the, what i see squared, it informed anybody which and just like even of vailable moves, how many customers we have sold? it was use and who advocated breaking with russia by his degree. the educational program in the nation schools changed. new history textbooks were published and which form a nazi execution is what the heroes of ukraine before it is when you leave the little distorting awards on the video

[applause] when first lady, catherine and i will she's done here in the front. give a little wave.re last year, october 28, many of you were here that evening and of course it was an incredible night. and unprovoked attack on innocent people by hamas that evening for catherine and i have spent the last 15 months traveling the country talking to americans campaigning and supporting presidential in the evening was the most unforgettable we have ended evening that touched are parts will he saw we call the best in america, people were hugging each other emotionally in the giant hug and the connections between our country and israel is so tight because of the personal relationships individuals and families but also because of what our country stand for the meeting was so deep. he spoken sure the videos and the jackets there. let's give it up. you are out there somewhere. [cheering and applauding] it was amazing and why your back here tonight and honored to be here again the gratitude catherine and i have all of you senator norm coleman and somebody from minnesota on the other ticket tha

on the throne, he is overthrown by catherine. the future catherine ii. becoming the heir. and only after catherine's death does paul come to power, and he is also killed. that is, this whole chain demonstrates how turbulent and... lawless, in essence, that era was, yes, i would still tolerate a coup against paul i out of the 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 the majority of the nobility, which either participated in the coup or joyfully welcomed it, well, if ... remember, so to speak, minshikov, well, the very beginning of the reign of catherine i, then here foreigners fully supported menshikov and catherine, although their the influence was already quite large, well after the era of peter the great, when many foreigners were invited, they had already come close to the throne, but strictly speaking, they themselves were d

catherine, thank you.show, let's talk about korean television, because last week, bbc studios, which is the commercial arm of the bbc, signed a deal with a korean content agency, which could mean a lot more k—content, as it's sometimes called, heading in the direction of the uk. now, korean tv has been making a name for itself, not least with hits like squid game and the masked singer. he sings in korean. that's the korean version of the masked singer and a contestant from one of the first episodes before it became a global hit that's been sold to more than 50 countries. another is i can see your voice, where contestants have to tell the difference between good singers and bad singers without ever hearing them sing. and there's now huge amounts of investment heading south korea's way. last year, netflix pledged to spend $2.5 billion in the next four years. disney+ is planning to create more korean originals for 2024 and 2025. one senior executive has described it as "a gold rush for korean content". let's

tonight, the deeply personal message released by catherine, princess of wales.eo with her family, prince william and their three children, george, charlotte, and louis, together in the countryside. revealing she's completed che chemotherapy, after sharing her diagnosis with the world just six months ago. >> you lead the way. as the summer comes to an end, i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemical therapy treatment. life as you know it can change in an instant. and we've had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown. >> is this filming? >> reporter: princess catherine saying she's doing what she can to, quote, stay cancer free. >> doing what i can to stay cancer free is now my focus. although i have finished che chemotherapy, my path to healing and full recovery is long. and i must continue to take each day as it comes. i am, however, looking forward to being back at work, and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when i can. >> david: ending with a message of great tuld and a message o

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these german migrants once moved to the vogue, the region of the invitation of catherine the great but we begin our search for traces of the exchange between the east and the west in berlin, in the 1920s plus retail from the course. and what's the say about said to be the biggest russian city outside of russia on, on the street here? russian spoken everywhere. all things, boston. um, well that's when the police have called the city buses. i'm a russian swings as well, but he's got thrown wouldn't, patients were sometimes a nice and russian of the big ones. and of course there were kind of this bars and restaurants frequented by russian, the serving russian food. then you have to go to the line where there's so many russians leaving the homeland and sticking this statue in the lane. in 1917, russia was brought by political turbulence. dissolve, was deposed, bringing in to 300 years of romano through and the october revolution communists. bolsheviks, led by lynne and storm. the winter palace demanding a dictatorship of the proletariat. it was the beginning of the struggle for a new socia

the germans accepted. catherine's offer and migrated to the russian empire. the new arrivals were afford it a great deal about tommy establishing their own schools, universities, and administrations around the mid 19th century. however, policies towards the german minority changed enough to take to the yahoo in the 18 sixty's on. sorry, alexander sent 2 signals and for the fee to do, i tell folks that which from different perspectives got the germans interest and attention because he was exerting influence on the level of the language of this block, a russian was introduced into german schools that establish the challenge enough for some people who gets it to you and to be said became a question of belonging by some of allegiance with hudson. and i'm ok, and this was the more serious decree. he introduced the military service for german . it's that meant the germans had to join the russian army, which i mean russian nationalism intensified after the $1856.00 defeat and the crime in more rivalry between the german and russian empire as was on the rise to it wa

these german migrants once moved to the volga region of the invitation of catherine the great but we begin our search for traces of the exchange between the east and the west in berlin, in the 1920s plus retail point the course. and it was about said to be the biggest russian city outside of russia on, on the street here, russian is spoken everywhere. all things, boston um, but not for the police to call the city buses. russian swings that got thrown wouldn't, patients were sometimes a nice and russian. i'm a big one thing. and of course there were kind of list bars and restaurants frequented by russian. yes, irving, russian food then yes. border line where there's so many russians leaving the homeland seeking this action in the lane. in 1917, russia was brought by political turbulence. dissolve was disclosed, bringing in to 300 years of romano through any type of revolution communist bolsheviks led by lynn and storm. the winter palace demanding a dictatorship of the proletariat. it was the beginning of the strong goals for a new social order. who's got, i'm a relatives on good looks

it all began in the 18th century with one woman, catherine, the great good, and then any call. so you know, you have a blanket of predecessors, peter the 1st and i've and the terrible you cast on the great was pursuing a policy of expansion. that's why so essentially what all the empires were doing at the time and get my concrete territories at the expense of their neighbors or other empires. even though it will. i think you'd be the catherine law 2nd needed, loyal citizens, undoubtedly conquered areas in the also to couldn't be assumed that the indigenous populations of those territories, and predominantly nomadic peoples living in the south would be loyal to the artist on government of the day or the teeth of off, if you'll find homes as such, they afforded similar colonialists special privileges as it could be and invited them to populate these new areas to russia's south, even the whole sense. so today those make up the southern russian regions around the vulgar river on the north congress's north, coll, collin, and also southern ukraine, because she will train in $1763.00

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thank you, catherine.s what's happening at for san jose mayor matt mahan. >> says he has a plan that he hopes will bring more businesses to downtown. we'll tell you how the program work. plus, the mayor of an east bay cities asking for help after. >> a recent spike in gun violence. and remember, you can always stream kron 4 news for free on your tv with a new kron on app. it's available for download on apple tv. roku fire tv and samsung tv can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app. watch us online at kron 4 dot com. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. >> from the game, you're local news station. >> is kron 4 news at 4? >> good afternoon. thanks for being with us today on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the eruption of gang violence in antioch is prompting city leaders there to drop possible solutions and some could be drastic. the mayor there says options include closures and reaching out to the national guard kron four's phili

it's strange, catherine lamont died, and catherine lamont is here. me, pierre, your aunt is so sweet, i hope she sleeps very well, and george and i will be happy to take her home, of course, ivan antonovich, please forgive me for coming straight to you, i just can't get through to morozov, a coded message from the fairy, what's in it? they are in danger of failure, something has happened that can happen extremely rarely, they encountered a man who was personally acquainted with the prototype of the fairy. what do we know about this person? lily lenoir, 80 years old, in her youth she and her husband andre, convinced fighters for a free french canada. her husband died, she was accused of terrorism, therefore. it is necessary to return, she can not, alone, there is a nephew, but he visits her very rarely, she needs care and dreams of living in a place where she can speak french fluently. perhaps we can play on this. narub everything is simple, just a show, just reality, just news, just sports, just register. do not miss the central television, the first

catherine, william and the kids. maureen says, wow, i'm so very, very touched by catherine's words.ly joyous to watch and kate adds so much love coming from that video. the country so needed that we're all going through dark patches at the moment. and finally, the final word to adrian. it shows on the video. outside of the pomp and ceremony, an ordinary family like everyone's long live catherine, wonderful stuff and charles rae. thank you so much for your insight. as ever, it's always a pleasure to talk to you.thank always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much. and that's the former royal correspondent at the sun charles rae . there's lots more still to rae. there's lots more still to come between now and 6:00, and i'll be joined by sir jacob i'll be joined by sirjacob rees—mogg for his thoughts on tomorrow's vote on cutting pensioners winter fuel payments. but first, here's your latest news headlines with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> martin, thank you . good >> martin, thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom. your headlines as you've been heanng your headlines as yo

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of course, god bless america. >> my sister catherine, we miss you. a lot. >> william talk off. >> delight to luella. charles lawrence chan. >> mandy chang. mark lawrence charette. david charlevoix. >> gregorio. pedro. >> stephen patrick jerry. vernon paul carey. nestor julio cheval jo. >> alexandra. door three dorothy charo. robert chin. eddie chin. nicholas paul to follow. peter. catherine ellis. >> a bull. mohammed chowdhury. kiersten kristof. pamela chu. stephen paul. christopher. alex konate. francis >> nestor andre cintron the third. robert senior. juan pablo cisneros. benjamin keith clark. eugene clark. and my father fdny but father joseph palmer. a month from today i am getting married and i will be saving a seat for you and her mom. dana, keith, and i are proud to be your children. >> and my uncle salvador pepe. sal, the entire family misses you. i hope you see how well your son has turned out. kathy has done an amazing job. we miss you, we would love to have you around. we know that you are looking out for us. thank you for being our guardia

she's got an exclusive and it's about princess catherine. the princess of wales is now planning for the future. that's right, she is set to rejoin the royal family in public at cenotaph and host christmas carols. kate's back will get more on next. tomorrow's papers on the way. now, normally at this time on a saturday, we'd be joined by the queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting kinsey schofield. unfortunately, we're having some trouble with the line. but i do have some great royal news and this is courtesy of the royal editor of the sunday times newspaper, roya nikkhah, who writes in tomorrow's paper an exclusive . tomorrow's paper an exclusive. after months of cancer treatment, the princess of wales, princess kate, is now planning for the future. the journalist goes on to say kate hopes to join the royal family at the cenotaph and host her christmas carols. work is on her mind , but any return will be mind, but any return will be gradual. more on that in just a moment. but let's get instant reaction from my pundits, including li

herself. �* , , _, , and narrated by catherine herself. �* , , , ., herself. to an end, i cannot— herself. as the summer comes to an end, i cannot tell— herself. as the summer comes to an end, i cannot tell you - herself. as the summer comes to an end, i cannot tell you what - an end, i cannot tell you what an end, i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. the last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family. life as you know it can change in an instant. and we've had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown. the cancerjourney is complex, cancer journey is complex, scary cancerjourney is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone. especially those closest to you. with humility, it also brings you face—to—face with your own vulnerabilities in a way you have never considered before. and with that, a new perspective on everything. i5 that, a new perspective on everything-— that, a new perspective on everything. is this filming? hello! this _ everything. is this filming? hello! t

i'm catherine heenan in the south bay. a vta employee is in custody after being accused of killing a co-worker friday night. and today we are learning new details about that case, including a possible motive. kron. 4 charles clifford has details. >> well, here in santa clara county, the sheriff's office is investigating a deadly shooting at a vta ard. we have now learned the identity of the victim, the valley transportation authority says that the victim in last friday's shooting at the b tha boyle bus yard was regular dot he was a father of 2 who worked as a vta bus operator for about 10 years, according to the santa clara county sheriff's office dot co was shot and killed by this man. 33 year-old vta employee document bowie. after the 2 coworkers allegedly got into an argument friday evening. tuchman bowie was taken into custody on sunday afternoon. the sheriff's office says they believe the motive for the shooting was money. >> they were known to participate in the same activities outside of the routine appointment. and

catherine, let me go to you first. ones that we can just rely on and say, look, trade has fallen by nearly 30% and this is fundamentally a bad thing, and hold our hands up and say we brexiteers are guilty because a trade hasn't fallen. >> these numbers are against their expectations . so this is their expectations. so this is against where they thought we would be if we had stayed. but they're actually making that up. okay no one really knows where we would have been if we had stayed , but they actually divide stayed, but they actually divide it amongst each product line because they're using hs codes. they've kind of which is standardised system codes, which is how we price tariffs, all trade agreements have rules of origin. and that means that trade agreements have rules of orifrance,j that means that trade agreements have rules of orifrance, butat means that trade agreements have rules of ori france, but more ans that trade agreements have rules of orifrance, but more likelyat trade agreements have rules of orifranc

we're going to we're going to try. >> thanks, catherine. >> thanks, catherine. >> now catherine douglasining us on the show. you take care. thank you very much. thanks. oh, i know what can you say, man? this is like real politics affecting real people. we'll have lots more on that story throughout the show. and there's plenty of coverage on our website gbnews.com. you've helped to make it the fastest growing national news website in the country. now, a complete change of gear. now it's time for the great british giveaway and the biggest cash prize we've ever given away. £36,000 could be yours. and that's like having an extra £3,000 tax free in your bank account each month for an entire year. and here's the details that you need to make it yours. >> there's an incredible £36,000 to be won in the great british giveaway. that's like having an extra £3,000 each month to play with. and because it's totally tax free, you get to keep every penny and spend it. however you like. we could be paying for your entire year until 2025. how amazing would that be for another chance to win £36,000 in tax

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catherine christian and glenn kirschner, former district attorney for d.c. we understand, just to update people, that just a few minutes before 2:00, we know that the special counsel, biden's lawyer went back into the courtroom. we don't know if they've started the proceedings yet, because strategy-wise, what do you make of this move? >> well, it looks like hunter biden and his lawyers think maybe it will go better for him if he's permitted to plead guilty pursuant to an al ford plea. they are disfavored in the criminal justice system. the case that gave rise to this kind of a plea, you know, was decided by the supreme court more than 50 years ago, someone named henry alford wanted to plead guilty to second-degree murder when he was charged to first-degree murder and potentially could have received the death penalty, he wanted to plead guilty, but he wanted to maintain his innocence. that case went all the way up to the supreme court, but the supreme court ruled a defendant, together with their counsel can decide it's in their best interest to plead guilty,

thank you very much. catherine. as a health authorities in the united states have confirmed the case of birds the where the patient hasn't had any contact with an infected animal. it's believed to be an adult who was admitted to a hospital in missouri 2 weeks ago. assign clark is an associate professor in cellular micro biology at the university of reading, and he says, the possibility of human to human transmission could cause serious infections. there is, of course, the possibility that there was some unknown animal exposure. if however, that wasn't the case, that didn't happen, then i think we ought to presume that it's being transmitted from another person on that. so step change in how we can set up a see, because before now we've known that before we can get it, they get it from animals and they don't necessarily toss it on to other people that might have changed with this this case. but it's a mites and also has a cost. if it can spread from one person to another, it can spread to plenty more as well as peopl

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. large parts of central and eastern europe are under flood alert. at least four people are dead in romania. thousands of homes are destroyed and people displaced. and in the cezch republic, emergency services are desperately trying to find a car washed away by a flooded river. it's believed three people are inside. the rain, causesd by cyclone boris, has mainly hit the eastern part of romania. authorities are creating displacement camps and sending emergency aid to those forced to evacuate their homes. the cyclone rains have also hit several other countries in the region — including the czech republic, where 38 locations have declared the highest flood alert. authorities there say the worst rainfall and flood risk should be experienced in the coming 2a to 48 hours. poland, too, has also experienced heavy rain. our correspondent in warsaw, adam easton, has the latest. well, what this cyclone is doing, catherine, is causing extremely heavy rainfall which is leading to dangerously high river levels — water levels in the rivers across the region. many r

thank you so much, catherine belton.f the most notorious child killers in modern times. she was a neo—natal nurse working in a hospital in chester in the north of england, and between 2015 and 2016, she murdered seven babies and attempted to kill seven more. her murder trial last year was one of the longest in british legal history. evidence was presented that she deliberately injected babies with air, force—fed others milk and poisoned two with insulin. she was sentenced to multiple whole—life terms, one for each offence, and she joins a small list of prisoners in the uk who will never be released. the case of lucy letby has also become a source of fascination for online detectives, who think they know better than the jury and that it is, in fact, a monumental miscarriage of justice. they claim statistics presented in court had been misinterpreted, they say key facts were withheld from the jury, that letby�*s defence was incompetent and that if she'd had better representation, she would have walked free. the mainstream

>> i'll tell you, catherine, we're in for some hot weather. it is significant and the heat advisory starts tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. it continues into tuesday into wednesday. finally is set to expire wednesday evening at 11 o'clock. so it is going to be really hot after a mild weekend. i hope you got a chance to get outside and enjoy yourself because things are about to change. we have a heat advisories stretching up the california coastal zones all the way through the central coast and into the san francisco bay area. that heat advisory signals really hot temperatures. now the temperatures tomorrow are going to be the start of the warm-up. so the heat advisories in effect. we'll have some weak offshore breezes and they're there to serve to keep the marine layer very quickly dissolving and that will help to increase the heating throughout the day. so for tomorrow, i'm forecasting 81 degrees in the braided district. only 60 in the sunset numbers right along the coast. still in the 60's and the 70's half moon bay tomorrow. 73 degrees. look

>> yeah, i think i'll defer to catherine on the strategy. as far as what is going on here, we are in this recess. we're in this period of limbo. we heard from the federal prosecutors from the special counsel's office saying, hey, we just found out about this, judge. >> they didn't know it was coming. >> they didn't know it was coming this morning. they said, look, now we've got to try to figure out on our end exactly what we want to do with this. normally, this does move -- first off, there's nothing normal about this. i have never covered an alfred plea, and i've covered a lot of cases. the idea that this is a potential plea is very unusual. two -- >> so i just want to make sure people who haven't been watching earlier. >> right. >> you're saying, i'm not guilty, but i'll say this is essentially i did it. >> to push toward -- to eventually push toward the sentencing. you want to avoid responsibility for the conduct that's been charged in the indictment. that's what the attempt is here. typically, that moves forward all as part of a package.

catherine, i congratulate you. thank you.d with leslie green, the wife of pentagon colonel robert green. there is information that virginia analyticks received a large order from the pentagon related to the middle east and russia. also, the pentagon paid for a new building for the company. sir, we had some kind of night event, will family troubles, you'll spend the night in the office too, do you have food, trash, gatié, not all sorted out, sir, sir, this is lar calling you, i'm coming. sir, it's too early to close the barka case. something's wrong with the gatié. this guy, he, he's got a double bottom, sir. like most people on this damn planet, we can't handle everything. so, agent glover, turn the bartley case over to the dea, that's it, i'm used to finishing my cases, saz, there are no cases of yours here, all cases in this building are federal, as is yours working hours, and it's up to me how you spend them, boss, we have new evidence in the barkley case, it looks like it's not just a lighter, the case is closed, but boss

both times very much catherine in her own words.un doing this on her own terms. i don't think she is taking lots of advice from lots of people around her, she is doing what's right for her and herfamily. the themes again and again and the people we talk to who know her, its family, family, family. that what has got her through. and thatis what has got her through. and that is very much the thing that is very much the thing that i think she would say has really helped her cope and navigate the difficult times she has had.— navigate the difficult times she has had. and it's not the first time _ she has had. and it's not the first time we _ she has had. and it's not the first time we are _ she has had. and it's not the first time we are seeing - she has had. and it's not the first time we are seeing or. first time we are seeing or seeing pictures from wimbledon so we have seen pictures of the princess but of course for a lot of time before that during all of the treatment she took away, took a self away from the spotlight. we away, too

princess catherine children.he is set to carry out a few engagements this year, which could include remembrance events in november and her annual christmas carol concert. now, in other news, victims of domestic abuse are facing sleepless nights ahead of labour's early prison release scheme. according to the domestic abuse commissioner. speaking to the sunday times, nicole jacobs warned that some victims may not be aware that their attackers could soon be free. up to 1750 offenders will be released tomorrow under the ministry of justice's emergency plan to ease the overcrowding crisis in jails. now, in germany, they are tightening the border controls after growing pressure on the government following a knife attack which left three people dead in the

i said how pleased we were to see that catherine was feeling better and recovering from her treatmentren sing. a musical welcome at a local primary school... very nice to see you. ..where he met pupils and was given presents for his own children — although he warned he would have to keep an eye on his youngest son. keep them away from louis, because he will try and steal all his sisters'. from the princess of wales yesterday, there was cautious optimism about the future. the personal family film marked the end of her treatment and the next stage of her recovery. cameras click. but for the king, his cancer treatment is ongoing. doctors, though, have said he is well enough to visit australia and samoa next month, with changes made to his schedule. a palace spokesperson said they were tying to preserve the king's energy as much as possible. he won't now visit new zealand, to reduce the amount of travelling. rest periods have been built into his schedule. and in australia, engagements will be limited to sydney and canberra. pipes and drums play. it has been a challenging year for the roya

catherine clark: i always wanted kids. i love kids.ut economically, i don't really know of anyone who can swing it anymore. even parents that are working full time, they can't afford childcare. they don't have a village to help them raise them. cecelia: i'm grateful that we are in, like a stable financial situation. still, it's difficult to raise a child. we don't have any family close by. we have friends who also have kids, so they are also busy taking care of their families. it's difficult. we don't we don't have anyone. trevor: every year that comes out, a new statistic of whether or not we've hit the turning point for climate change. and that's something that i take into consideration when it comes to starting a family, because i don't want to raise a child. b in a world that every year gets closer and closer to becoming uninhabitable. cazoshay: in may of 2017, i was struck by a car that was traveling 48 mph while crossing -- miles-per-hour while crossing the street, and as a result of that, i ended up with several long term disabi

catherine, thank you. kathy. hey, livermore man who was serving life in prison was found dead in his jail cell thursday. >> authorities say jacob kober had been attacked with what they described as an improvised weapon. no details. his cellmate was also injured, but expected to survive. coburn had been serving time for a 2012 shooting death. in the east bay. a man is recovering after being shot in brentwood. that happened in the area of sand creek road near stoney creek drive thursday night, police found the victim who had been shot at least once he's been hospitalized. is expected to survive. brentwood. police say they have had arrested 6 people now connected to that shooting. a person is recovering after being shot in san francisco. it happened on mission and we straight about 10 last night citizen app video shows police activity in that area. the victim seriously injured has been hospitalized. no details yet on the shooter have been released. 2 people have been jailed in vallejo after police say they were foun

cnn royal correspondent max foster has more after months of uncertainty catherine, the princess of wales, at last shared a feeling of relief whilst announcing that she has completed her chemotherapy as the summer comes to an end. i cannot tell you what a relief it is to finally completed my chemotherapy treatment the last nine months been incredibly tough for us as a family life is, you know, it can change in an instant. >> when we've had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and vote on unknown in a heartfelt video released by kensington palace, kathrine said she was entering a new phase of recovery and will gradually return to public duties over the coming months but she noted that the road to full recovery is still a long one cancer journey is complex scary, an unpredictable for if we everyone, especially those closest to with humility it also brings you face-to-face with your own front of me she's in a way you've never considered before and with that, a new perspective on everything doing what i can to stay he cancer-free is now my focus. >> in march, catherine announce that sh