on which side of the truth catherine hello georgy hello guys. i want to congratulate you. already winners, you are the best of the best and wish you a good mood today , quick correct answers and good luck to all participants, guys. we are glad to see you in our studio. but before we get to the questions and answers. i want to offer you, according to the established tradition, to wish you good luck to yourself and your colleagues in the game. right now, in the teacher's room, along with your teachers, is my colleague yulia pertsova, to whom i pass the word the highest level of iq was considered by einstein, however, his result was surpassed by a twelve-year-old teenager from the uk but it's all so relative. and for some reason. it seems to me that our guys can easily compete with them. let's play and test our knowledge, memory and intellect georgiy we start, we start the game ahead of the first round. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 questions with yes or no answers, of which only one is the correct choice must be made in 7 secon

catherine hello. thank you for such a question.es a very interesting detailed answer, that the most important thing in a classic primitive cathode ray tube, or as it is also called a kinescope, we have a certain screen, which is a glass coated with a phosphor phosphor. in this case, this substance is ordinary gray or white, which, starting to glow in the place where the electron beam hits, in order to organize this beam , a special device is created that emits our electrons, and then with the help of special electrical systems. we can change the movement of this beam, change its position, it can get either here or here anywhere, that is, if we apply a certain voltage to the beam, it will simply run around the screen and draw lines. well from this. before the tv, we will modulate one step, that is, change the intensity of this beam and the glow will be different, that is, brighter darker. in addition, we can move it not only in one plane, but also in the second one, since our screen is two-dimensional, then, naturally, on this nobod

okay catherine . hello there's okay catherine. a of debate at the moment about cape forbes, his christian beliefs and how these affect our ability to lead that can come a little bit close to them. i can just say that again, if you don't straight in front of don't mind straight in front of it. there's a lot of debate at the moment about cape forbes is christian. yes. and hiv's a fact. the fact. our ability to lead the smp. d0 fact. our ability to lead the smp. do you think this might be more a backlash against traditional about family, more a backlash against trarexample, about family, more a backlash against trarexample, ratherbout family, more a backlash against trarexample, rather thanfamily, more a backlash against trarexample, rather than the ly, for example, rather than the right mp hold their own right of any mp hold their own personal and trusted to personal views and be trusted to reconcile with those of reconcile those with those of their . look, you their constituents. look, you know kate forbes, as know we free and she h

okay catherine . hello there's okay catherine. a of debate at the moment about cape forbes, his christian beliefs and how these affect our ability to lead that can come a little bit close to them. i can just say that again, if you don't straight in front of don't mind straight in front of it. there's a lot of debate at the moment about cape forbes is christian. yes. and hiv's a fact. the fact. our ability to lead the smp. d0 fact. our ability to lead the smp. do you think this might be more a backlash against traditional values family, traditional values about family, for than for example, rather than the right mp hold their own right of any mp hold their own personal and trusted to personal views and be trusted to reconcile with those of reconcile those with those of their . look, you their constituents. look, you know kate forbes, as know we free and she has a very strong religious belief and she wouldn't have voted for gay marriage and she doesn't believe in sex outside of marriage. and she strong christian she holds strong chri

hello, that you have hatched, drive the little knapsack, the little arrow, he wants to eat, that you are staring at him, let's stroke him. forgive what catherineyou madame here, it seems, you will sweat hot and get sick. hello. hello let's go. well, here's what i said. you don't see where the real beauty is. do you know how to sleep well? let's take it. why are you calling your son? she gave birth recently afraid that he died in the village, a pigeon without breast milk, do not feed. milk has stagnated now to judge it will not work. i had it. i was even in the hospital, i don't know what to do. i have a baby krasava oh, baby where is the point to suck the baby you need a baby. no. that son of a bitch will be her child. our country gives you the opportunity to take the path of correction. redeem, so to speak, your guilt with work. ivanova can’t come here why are you silent? give it here here on the reeds. forward nurbekova 58 46 years old everything is fine there. more alive beauties that water in clothes, or something if you want to come in, undress, we don't mind. you will stand for two hours in such water until the end of your life , you wil

hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes. still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar! very familiar. what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring the police! different colour, though, isn't it? er, slightly, yes. i can live with this. i don't think i could live with the dark brick red. this is the tv... yeah. ..you'll watch the last episode of happy valley on... yeah. — ..in catherine cawood's living room. bit weird, isn't it? i'm the best copper that ever lived, but code 11, job done. do you think it's going to be a happy ending? somewhere in—between the two, probably. i do love you, you know. and part of the success of the show is that tension has been growing as viewers have to wait a week between episodes. we'll talk like this tomorrow, yeah? during filming, james norton told me he prefers it when all the episodes don't drop at once. it was always the kind of water—cooler show. i was actually shooting a different show at the time and coming to set —

hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes.is still used in the series as the home of sarah lancashire's character. through here is the kitchen. this is familiar — very familiar! what have i said? that's assault! yeah, ring the police! different colour, though, isn't it? er, slightly, yes, i can live with this, i don't think i could live with the dark brick red. this is the tv you will watch the last episode of happy valley on... yeah. ..in catherine cawood's living room. bit weird, isn't it? i'm the best copper that ever lived, but code 11, job done. do you think it's going to be a happy ending? somewhere in—between the two, probably. i do love you, you know. and part of the success of the show is that tension has been growing as viewers have to wait a week between episodes. and we'll talk like this tomorrow, yeah? _ during filming, james norton told me he prefers it when all the episodes don't drop at once. it was always the kind of water—cooler show. i was actually shooting a different show at the time and coming to set, wit

reputation. at 21:20 what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello february 10, 1784, empress catherinei ordered to build the city of sevastopol on the site of the akhtiyar fortress, where the vert admiralty should be for the first rank of ships, the port and the military settlement, the nominal decree was addressed to the general -governor, prince gregory of yekaterinoslav and tauride, then cinema, the decree has been preserved date, of course, according to the old style, by that time the peninsula, the crimea was included in the russian empire, the best place for the city, they found in the bay near the tatar village of akhtiyar, according to admiral fedot klokachev, there was no other such convenient harbor in all of europe and it could accommodate the fetus up to steel ships. who came up with the name sevastopol is unknown, but in greek, sibastos means sacred or worthy of worship, sevastopol became the main base of the russian black sea fleet and the city of russian glory on february 10, 1962, the ussr and the usa exchanged scouts, new york gave the soviet illegal immigrant william

their caregivers hope they will thrive in their new environment. catherine, sorry, all to 0. ah . hello again. i'm an as the bronman door hall with the headlines on al jazeera. within 45000 people are confirmed dead and took care and syria after last week's earthquakes. the focus a shift into relief efforts and help them millions of people the need of humanitarian assistance. or rescue operations are winding down and took here, but they haven't ended a 45 year old man was pulled from the rubble and hearty and turkey. on friday. he'd been trapped for 278 hours. the united nations, as a $14038.00 trucks have now arrived and the rebel held northwest of syria. after the reopening of border crossing activists and emergency teams have criticized the slow response to last week's earthquakes. the park of fanny thought about have taken responsibility for an attack on a police headquarters in karachi, kidding. at least 2 police officers and one civilian. 3 of the attackers were also killed. come on either. has more from islamabad. well decor derek door, dirt after dark, and a number of our tigers

hello february 10, 1784, empress catherine ii ordered to build the city of sevastopol on the site ofortress, where the admiralty vert should be for the first rank of ships, the port and the military settlement. and the taurian prince gregory, then cinema, the decree preserved the date, of course, according to the old style, by that time the peninsula. crimea was included in the russian empire the best place for the city, found in a bay near a tatar village. ahti. yar , according to admiral fedot klokachev , there was no other such convenient harbor in all of europe and it could accommodate up to stalin's ships in the fruit. who came up with the name sevastopol is unknown, but in greek, sea bass means sacred or worthy of worship? that dust has become the main base of the russian black sea fleet and the cities of russian glory as a symbol of civil courage and military prowess on february 10, 1962, the ussr and the usa exchanged intelligence officers, new york issued the soviet illegal immigrant william fisher to the americans, he called himself colonel rudolf abel, and moscow gave fran

we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello february 10, 1784, empress catherineordered to build on the site of the akhtiyar fortress, the city of sevastopol, a quote, where the admiralty should be up for the first rank of ships , a port and a military settlement; style by that time, the peninsula, crimea was included in the russian empire, the best place for the city, they found in the bay and near the tatar village of akhtiyar, according to admiral fedot klokachev, there was no other such convenient place in all of europe harbors and she could accommodate the fruit up to stalin's ships. who came up with the name sevastopol is unknown, but in greek sebastos means a sacred or worthy bow? sevastopol became the main base of the russian black sea fleet and the city of russian glory, a symbol of civil courage and military prowess on february 10 , 1962, the ussr and the usa exchanged intelligence officers, new york gave the soviet illegal immigrant william fisher to the americans. he called himself colonel rudolf abel, and moscow gave francis harry powers an american p

hello, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne.they responded to report of a man recklessly driving a motorcycle that was allegedly stolen shooting was reported about. >> one 20 this afternoon near 100th avenue and international boulevard. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. investigators say the man then tried to steal another car at gunpoint. police say at this point details are little fuzzy, but they apparently tried to take him into custody. he refused to comply. and in the end, police shot him. the suspect has been taken to a hospital with non serious injuries. according to police. and staying in the east bay and his first appearance before tv cameras

hello, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. police say they responded to report of a man recklessly driving a motorcycle that was allegedly stolen shooting was reported about. >> one 20 this afternoon near 100th avenue and international boulevard. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. investigators say the man then tried to steal another car at gunpoint. police say at this point details are little fuzzy, but they apparently tried to take him into custody. he refused to comply. and in the end, police shot him. the suspect has been taken to a hospital with non serious injuries. according to police. and staying in the east bay and his first appearance before tv cameras since being fired for his handling of officer misconduct. allegations. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong today criticized mayor sheng tao and federal monitor robert warshaw kron four's dan kerman has that story. >> it was a privilege to serve this community for over 20 years. i regret that my opportunity to take the oakland police department a

hello, everyone. thank you for joining us at 6. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne.ent events prompting calls to expand mental health services, especially for the api community. >> that was the focus of a gathering today in san francisco's richmond district kron four's dan kerman reports. >> the last couple weeks has been fairly traumatic in particular for the api community was shootings

hello, everyone. thank you for joining us at 6. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne.he recent events prompting calls to expand mental health services, especially for the api community. >> that was the focus of a gathering today in san francisco's richmond district kron four's dan kerman reports. >> the last couple weeks has been fairly traumatic in particular for the api community was shootings that occurred and half moon bay as well as in monterey park. primarily impacting each americans. san francisco assemblymember phil ting says that coupled with the surge of hate attacks directed at the api community during the covid-19 pandemic. >> has created a huge demand for mental health services. that's why he was pleased to announce friday he had secured 6 and a half million dollars in state funds for rams are richmond district nonprofit which provides community mental health services at a time. >> when so many folks nation, commute really feel under threat. this organization in particular has been a safe haven for some of the families. some of the low income families in p

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hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. that cold combined with that storm system that moves through, brought some snowy conditions to the bay area today. you know that. >> from mount diablo to mount tam down to the santa cruz mountains. snow closing down roadways and park snarling traffic and generally causing problems out there. but it's some lower elevations. the don't generally seew.

hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. that cold combined with that storm system that moves through, brought some snowy conditions to the bay area today. you know that. >> from mount diablo to mount tam down to the santa cruz mountains. snow closing down roadways and park snarling traffic and generally causing problems out there. but it's some lower elevations. the don't generally see snow. a lot of people are out there having a good time and that winter weather in a good way. alright, look who's joining us now. here's somebody that can tell us all about it. lawrence karnow with what's happening to yes. so we had a record cold low this morning. we had a record cold high today, which is 49 degrees. that broke a record back to the 1800's. i mean, yeah, we could be looking to records again tonight. but yeah, everybody is talking about the snow. i mean, just amazing scene that come down yet snows in the bay area. but this >> was a lot of snow. we're talking more than a foot of snow. mount hamilton, 14 inches. >> we're probably

hello, there. welcome to "nhk newsline". i am catherine in new york.h their hands on the levers of the u.s. economy are balancing their words with their actions. policymakers at the federal reserve have been cautious about communicating what is ahead. but for now, they have decided to raise interest rates again by 0.

coalition, and linda coberly is ♪ >>> hello and there and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherinein new york. >>> western leaders have tried throughout the war in ukraine to isolate russia financially and militarily. they've warned others not to supply any weapons that might fuel the war effort. now they're wondering why an ally of president vladimir putin is heading to china. u.s. officials have directed many of their warningsar

hello, is this catherine cawood's house? it is, yes, hi, come in. how much do you get tourists?er sister claire were having a massive row and they were coming down the street here rowing. please don't do this. i'm saying it because i love you. i sort of stood on my doorstep watching it and then a runner came over and said, "oh, i think you're in view." anyway, when i came to watch the final, the episode being aired... there is nothing you can't find down there! you can just sort of see me as a shadowy figure in the doorway, a nosey neighbour, seeing what all the ruckus was about. let's head to happy valley. back at the pub, anticipation was growing. i don't think there's been excitement like this sincejr got shot, really, has there? and during the episode, there were many gasps, numerous winces, and even some old fashioned hiding behind a pillow, and hiding behind a dog. the end credits were greeted with applause. were we shocked? were we, i think, were we? yeah, i think so. not what we expected at all. we were. never would have guessed the ending. so good luck to all those i vi

hoped they will strive in the new environments . catherine's soil, all da 0 and that set for this bulletin inside stories coming up next. thank you for one. hello we've got some where to where the make gets way towards to pan over the next couple of days where some outbreaks of a snow, but it's going to be rather miles. so i think it'll settle in any way, shape or form. we got high pressure in charge, so that's trying to keep things settled, but fairbetter cloud to spinning out of that eastern side of china. so as to where to weather grazing, south korea, pushing across that western side of japan as we go through sad stay other side of the mountains, 14 celsius in tokyo, saturdays a fine day, sundays, not a fine day. we got some wet weather coming through here. temperatures do actually pick up, so it's not too bad, but you can see pharaoh wintery mex just tumbling across a good part of the country. brightest guys come back in behind, tabulate in beijing will recover to around 10 degrees celsius. and by this stage, much of china is drive a little cloudy down towards the south. now we got thickening cloud just making his way towards the philippin

hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. that house exploded and burst into flames in the city's outer sunset district yesterday. one person died. 2 others were injured. kron four's theresa stasi has been at the scene all day long in the city and she joins us live now with more. theresa. >> well, good evening, a special team of investigators that make up this task force and those representatives come from the fire department as well as the district attorney's office and the police department. they are all put together and they have are created to make the arson task force to try and figure out what caused this destructive blaze. crews carefully pulled out items from the home that will be examined closely by a joint. san francisco arson task force. >> you can see this video taken earlier friday. there were multiple large tanks recovered what appears to be several small refrigerator units and possibly a boiler at this point. >> it's that has to be done in a safe manner. it's more like an archaeological dig. we've taken layer b

catherine is in order to benefit the children. this family is in danger, it's beyond today 16:45 on ntv hello don't stop us from chasing a seagull. borscht, thanks. i'm on business. well, sit down, borya , why did i come here? could you take my denis to your brigade? well, man, he is a hard-working , reliable man, but by god, you won't regret it. so that it is so. but i'm afraid you understand. we give out the entire salary for the brigade in bulk. so every extra person is at a loss. it's great, i say it's him, i tell him hello, he gives me zero attention, a pound of contempt , he doesn't see you. the blind deaf man hears and sees well, he communicates like a goddess. well, so that our hunters with prey would then drive away evil spirits, well done. this is your cave, i'm not afraid. okay, stop being silly. i heard in this zinky bump for the chinese was peeled and now the businesswoman has become who i am here zinka woman so woman you can’t keep up with her. imagine, not only does she sell moonshine, she managed to rent a room to a new forester. here is the profit we never dreamed of and what a good man oh good. it's a pity that

hello february 14, 1918, peter deprived his son tsarevich alexei of the right to the throne, issuing a manifesto about this , the young tsarevich peter, the son of the second wife of emperor catherineldest son from evdokia lopukhina. the great reformer was dissatisfied with the boyars and the clergy turned alexei against his father. he traveled abroad. and it seems that he even negotiated with european rulers. and the seizure of power, when he returned he was put in prison, tortured and sentenced to death, as traitors before execution. he shouldn't have died in the cell. his father buried his tombs of the romanovs in the cathedral of the peter and paul fortress, he did not become emperor , and little pyotr petrovich died. already a year later from the illness of another heir. peter the great did not have time, and after his death in 1725, the era of palace coups began in russia, when the throne was not occupied according to the law of the throne of heritage, but the consequence of a conspiracy on february 14 , 1879, a war broke out between bolivia and peru on the one hand and chile on the other. it is known as the second pacific or saltpeter war. actually divided saltpeter deposits

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catherine, tommy and ryan? you can find out tonight on happy valley at 9 o'clock on bbc one. now it's time for a look at the weather, with chris fawkes. helloround, and quite a contrast to yesterday's blanket of cloud that was across the whole of the uk. contrast that with today's satellite picture, you can see the extent of the day's sunshine, just really the far north of scotland that's had some thicker cloud to deal with through recent hours. and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland. bit of high cloud here, making the sunshine hazy, but a fine afternoon nevertheless. however, it has been quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but t

catherine forster are forster is there. what are people saying there? katherine hello baklava and watching the program . i've got three lifelong conservative voters here, so let's see what they make of it. helen i can ask you first, what did you think of what they said and how do they won you over told? well, i'm very disappointed with conservatives. ihave disappointed with conservatives. i have been a lifelong tory voter, but i'm seriously considering whether i will do so again . they've made lost their again. they've made lost their grip on just about everything. the channel migrant crisis. it's all talk. no the wokeism, the transgenderism . in my school transgenderism. in my school days are biology. women are x x x chromosomes , men are x y. days are biology. women are x x x chromosomes , men are x y . yes, x chromosomes, men are x y. yes, you can talk all sorts names, but that's basically biology . but that's basically biology. and it's like george orwell said , the truth is becoming the lie. the lie is becoming the truth. we're being brainwashed into thinking that

catherine, illinois, republican. what do you have to say this morning? caller: hello there.f all c-span is awesome. i am very thankful to comcast for sponsoring c-span being on. and for all of you taking public commentary, which does not even happen in city of normal, called a town. there is so much corruption from the root up. i'm a virtually nobody with no money and i'm putting myself on a ballot for a writing candidate this year. i think we all need to start thinking out-of-the-box. as president trump would say -- box, as president trump would say, and get our country back on track. if you are not part of the solution, you are proud of the problem. thank you to c-span and all of our commentators that service so well. host: president biden and vice president harris are traveling to philadelphia today to speak to those members of the democratic national committee gathered there for their annual winter meeting. they will give remarks 6:00 p.m. eastern time tonig. we will have coverage on c-span, there video mobile app, and c-span.org. also, the democratic national committewi

hello? is this catherine cawood's house? yes.out this tomorrow, yeah? obviously we talk about it at work as soon as we're get in on a monday. during filming, james norton told me he does prefer it when all the episodes don't drop at once. it was always the kind of water cooler show. i was actually shooting a different show at the time and coming to set with the show having aired the night before was a great experience, because most people had watched it and everyone had something to say about it. and in hebden bridge, people had plenty to say about it. how do i think it's going to end? in murder. why is the little girl still in her coat? do we know? i've explained it to you. there are lots of different strands, aren't there? so some may have... some of the strands may have a happy ending. what's neil doing? is he asleep? we don't know. and i think it will be happy. yeah. hopefully. ann could kill him at the retirement do. we don't know, do we? we find out on sunday. colin paterson, bbc news, hebden bridge. you can sense the enthu

catherine's sister. alexandra doesn't understand. why didn’t you demand a dna test from her brother earlier, but demanded only 7 years after the birth of your daughter, our guest anastasia rodina helloter. i'm generally shocked by the current situation, as it were 7 years. we haven't heard anything about her. we did not see her. and suddenly she appears and declares that she has a child from my brother. well, how can you explain it? i don't know where she was walking for so long. and where were you anastasia where was your brother, he was engaged in organizing his personal life. he lived, he worked. well, i was at that time with my brother, you know, and there is my personal life. there is his personal life, brother to you, i don’t climb into his personal life with a question. yes, there was some kind of girl, yes, they were with someone, but the relationship, as it were, is his right. it is his life. the fact that he is there with someone. i broke up with him, too, i do not devote my personal life. i'm not saying who i'm there with first, that is, you don't believe that katerina gave you a niece 7 years ago. no, if it really was his child, then she would immediately declare, and yo

spring today on catherine first channel one will be replaced by our dear colleague irina muromtseva, who today, by the way, celebrates her birthday and congratulations and best wishes. helloorking in syria, where after the earthquake there is a humanitarian catastrophe. people are left homeless and lack food and drinking water. there is a risk of an epidemic, our ministry of emergency situations delivered to the country only in the last 24 hours 70 tons of humanitarian cargoes were brought by two planes to our center for reconciliation , they pay attention to the fact that western humanitarian organizations. basically, they ignore the trouble in which thousands of citizens of the country found themselves, the permanent representative of syria to the un said that the planes refuse to land in damascus, including because, due to many years of sanctions, the airport equipment has not been updated for a long time, the number of deaths in syria exceeded 3,000 500 people , russian cynologists examine the rubble the ministry of emergency situations delivered special equipment, drones, local rescuers find survivors and this is a real miracle. these are the spus 5 days after the ea