just like amber dane stratton needed relief.>> i started to think well, is this guy a one hit wonder? but surely he couldn't be, because of how brutal it was. >> reporter: so, often, late at night in the patrol car, he prowl through city parks, looking for, what? a villain? a rapist? >> because, if he had done it once he is going to do it again, right? so i would drag my police car through the park. i would try to be as sneaky as i could in these places. talk to kids in the middle of the night. i will talk to people hanging out, it was never our guy. never. >> reporter: but if he couldn't find him, maybe he could at least prevent another attack. >> i would see people stumbling home from the bars and i kind of became a self motivated taxi. oftentimes, i would drive them home. because the last thing that i wanted was somebody to turn up dead or washed up in the park. >> but, give up? he couldn't do that. >> because, if the guy is alive he can't sit idly by for the rest of his life. he is going to do something, he is going to slip

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just very briefly, i this must mean so much to you as a dane in australia, very briefly. as a dane ink, we have been very fortunate to have i briefly. look, we have been very fortunate to have a i very fortunate to have a visitor to our church in sydney by the crown prince couple when they only just by the crown prince couple when they onlyjust married and since the crown prince has visited us as well... since the crown prince has visited us as well. . .- since the crown prince has visited us as well... thank you so much _ visited us as well... thank you so much for — visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining _ visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us - visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us on i visited us as well... thank you so much forjoining us on bbcl so much forjoining us on bbc news. such an exciting day. you are watching bbc news. hello. we've had some fairly chilly weather over the past few days, but things are about to get colder, as we're going to see a blast of arctic air moving in for the next couple of days. so a drop in temperature

the danes risked their own lives to save the lives of their neighbors. >> and we see that throughoutrom it is to help when they can, no matter what it is. >> reporter: high school student williams portrays rebecca, a jewish refugee in denmark. >> it gets so cold in the winter, sometimes i wake up with the sheets actually frozen. >> reporter: in real life her own grandfather was one of the more than 7,000 jews whose lives were saved by the danes in 1943. did you feel honored to have the chance to do that? >> yes, definitely. i liked telling the story, and i'm glad kids and also people my age and up can see it. i want my friends to see this. >> reporter: charlotte is her mom. we wondered what lessons her father shared having been rescued by the danes. >> he always taught us to be tolerant, live and let live, accept people for who they are. we can all get along. it doesn't have to be us and them. >> the nazis were allowed to close down -- >> reporter: the exhibit for students 9 and older looks to be reaching its audience. >> people need to know this stuff has happened so history doesn't

more than 100—thousand danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession.ow on bbc news — click. this week we are riding wheels of steel with a swedish scooter that is flat pack as is furniture. we dance with the metal. joe is investigating the future of passwords and passcodes and they are looking a little different. it is probably not enough to fool you, but a machine. ai in agriculture. how ai is helping agriculture. and the robot that... we'll be able to gather many things. scooters. they're lean, nifty, greener than cars — really green if they're electric. but there's one thing about them that could still be greener — the way they're made and what they're made from. this is stilride 1. it has one very unusual feature — its chassis is made from one piece of steel. all the curves, all the lines have been folded like origami. it follows a design by their creator. with curve folding, we dance with the metal. the reason is notjust about aesthetics. see, a typical scooter is assembled in special factories from more than 100 parts and then, it's shipped aroun

attack... the man ’s owners reason, if investigators manage to establish that the killing of the great danefor his death may face criminal penalty. diana kavando, natalya popova, alexander bilyaev, daniela baklanova, nadezhda zypkina and alexey birulev, ntv. a very principled driver was fined in izhevsk, although the man, apparently, did not understand what he was guilty of. the ambulance crew rushed to the call. they reported that a one-year-old child was suffocating at the doctors’ account. every second, in the snowy yard , a foreign car drove out towards the unexpectedly, the driver did not give way, instead , he pointedly went to the bakery. daria vezovaya will tell you how events developed further. the police had to find out what weighs on the scale next to the human life of the drivers of the foreign car after viewing these amateur footage. the answer was, to put it mildly, unexpected. standing in the way of the ambulance, doctors were on their way to a call a one-year-old baby, he was out of breath, the man was in a hurry to the store. for bread, deciding that the lack of food was no

you'll notice there are no great danes here, there are no large dogs here, and it's because they canu know, almost half of what a little guy like this could be expected to have and our hypothesis is that the short lifespan of big dogs is a disease. # he's my honey, sweetie, sugar canine # my number one pal... we are a senior dog rescue and when we take in dogs like a great dane, for instance, at five years old, they're already starting to age so much. it would be like a miracle cure if we could have some of our big dogs live longer and live as long as our small dogs. ms robinson, that's for you. there you go _ where are you at now with the trial? so, we're kicking off our big, pivotal study. we're trying to understand does our drug extend life span and quality of life? it's a preventative drug, inhibiting the protein that we believe drives big dogs to age fast. and if everything goes to plan, we'll hopefully have a drug on market in 2025. if successful, loyal�*s drug could hasten the solution for humans as well. has there been any sort of scientific breakthrough that has made possibl

i see real transformations, what this letter was signed by both czechs and danes, by the way, the dutches such a new format, if you like. situational initiative group, i say this deliberately with some trolling, but it is important, and important will be the conversation between olaf scholz and biden on february 9, if i am not mistaken in washington, because from their conversations, if not strategic, then tactical decisions for the near term depend, europe must understand that the problem is not that there is trump, not trump, biden not biden. there's a growing sentiment in the states, and it's very palpable, and among the republicans, you hear it, among the democrats, there's also, but less publicly, that is actually moving to the side, let's not overextend ourselves with military, other aid, because our main focus is this is china, and in this sense, europe, as i joked with your colleagues yesterday, has to pull out like munchausen from... by the hair from this swamp of comfort and to understand that the next challenges, they will not be as comfortable , banal as the previous ones, s

a really important moment for danes, they have not had a change in sovereign since 1972, they have nott, a government meeting where the government is signed and queen margrethe who had arrived here in central coffin hagan as queen, in a carriage with a mounted military escort, she left in a police escort. —— copenhagen. escort, she left in a police escort. -- cepenhagen-— escort, she left in a police escort. -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed- you — -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. you can _ -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. you can continue _ -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. you can continue to - -- copenhagen. thank you very much indeed. you can continue to watch - indeed. you can continue to watch the live feed from coffin hagan from the live feed from coffin hagan from the bbc news website or app. stay with theirs here on bbc news. —— copenhagen. hello there. winter weather has well and truly arrived across the country and it's going to stay with us for most of this week. in fact, yes, it will get colder

tens of thousands of danes have gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession.is closer to the fishing town than a similar eruption last month. the local authorities have declared an emergency in the area around 40 kilometres from iceland's capital, reykjavik. 100 days after hamas attacked israel triggering war in gaza, relatives of the hostages taken on that dayjoin a rally in tel aviv. the head of the un's agency for palestinians has described the death and destruction since 7th october as a stain on our shared humanity. now on bbc news, gary lineker meets: sir eltonjohn. # rocketman. # burning out his fuse up here alone # and i think it's gonna be a long, long time.

more than 100,000 danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession. now on bbc news, it's time for sportday. hello and welcome to sports day. a new era at old trafford, as sirjim ratcliffe watches on to see manchester united held by spurs. manchester city march on in the women's fa cup at durham, who are no match for the wsl side. we'll have more on the rest of the round. and a tougher than usual first round test for novak djokovic in the australian open, with andy murray due on court in the early hours. also coming up on sportsday: work for ronnie 0'sullivan to do to get back into this masters final. he trails ali carter at ally pally. we'll have the latest. and things are hotting up in the nfl playoffs, even if the weather's doing precisely the opposite, as the chiefs progress to the next round. hello there and welcome along to a busy sportsday. all the news to come from the opening day of the australian open, but first lets bring you up to date on the day's football. at old trafford, it finished 2—2 between manchester united and tottenham. united t

tens of thousands of danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession. hello. welcome to the programme. we begin with the latest from iceland. in the southwest of the country. these are the live pictures of the area — and while it's now dark there, you can still see the lava glowing and smoke rising over the skyline. and these pictures from a little earlier today show some houses set on fire by the molten lava. now, remember this follows a similar eruption in the same area last month — but this time it's much closer to the town. people living in homes nearby have already left the area. and local authorities have declared an emergency. grindavik lies about a0 kilometres from iceland's capital, reykjavik. charlie rose has the latest on this for us. in the dark icelandic winter, liquid rock spews angrily into the night sky. residents here have been told to flee these apocalyptic scenes. as the fishing town of grindavik, their home, slowly becomes a living hell. translation: we were just at home, and unlike before, we did _ construction workers just managed to save

when she took the throne exactly 52 years ago, only 42% of danes supported the monarchy, now exactly any, at least visible, security, she happily communicated with passers-by. her majesty was famous for her diverse interests. she draws professionally, does decoupage, creates stage costumes and works as a production designer for plays and films, including most recently working on one of the netflix projects. after the death of his fourth cousin elizabeth ii. margrethe ii remained the only reigning queen of europe to hold. was the record for being on the throne among the living monarchs of the continent. before this, she had repeatedly stated that she would rule as long as she lived. therefore, the danes decided that the reason for the sudden decision to renounce was not related to health. allegedly, margrethe decided to make her son king in order to save his marriage. last october, rumors emerged that the crown prince might be cheating on his wife. paparatzi photographed him in madrid during a secret meeting with a forty-seven-year-old socialite. genevieve, casanova. at the beginning

millions of danes will say, health is more important, so it’s time to leave responsibility to the nexteneration, the queen of denmark retorts between the lines, margrethe ii is leaving the throne. a graduate of the french sarbona, an archaeologist by vocation, illustrator of the lord of the rings trilogy, and simply daisy for elizabeth i. she became her father's successor after a constitutional amendment allowed women to inherit the throne. the european record holder monarch will retire after a term of 52 years. responsibilities are delegated to his eldest son, crown prince frederik, title from the queen is not going anywhere, reassures fans of the royal family, the danish royal court, her majesty will be called her majesty, in reference to the monarchy in high-party politics. the crown's task is to represent the nation on state visits. we will evaluate the diplomatic successes of the future heir on january 14, when frederick officially ascends the throne. what else happened over the past 7 days, what events will not leave you without emotions, which is definitely worth finding out abo

despite the fact that 92% of danes in a special survey rated her reign as good or very good. 15 belarusianse rescued from a snowdrift in kazakhstan in the southeast of the country due to bad weather. conditions, snowstorms and zero visibility, fifty cars were trapped in the snow on the republican highway, most of them trucks, a total of 39 people were evacuated, no one required medical assistance, due to the worsening driving conditions in kazakhstan, restrictions were introduced on 15 highways. exemplary performance and work for results, the history of high standards from asia to europe, who and how managed to achieve success in the economy. what's the secret? ups, structural shifts and how to release the best goods in the world, what will the quality mark of belarus be and why is everyone’s contribution important? a big topic in understandable politics, watch on monday after the panorama. we need to fill this peaceful, calm, belarusian life on this small island where we live today with high quality.' belarusian rescuers are sounding the alarm due to the frosts and the operational situatio

what was your favorite pa dane?ok back and consistently make fun of ourselves. so we talk about serious issues but don't take's ourselves seriously. i'm glad w was e got on the road to j nashville.dn i'm surprised that about the ar guys in the control room. >> i like harold. >> harold rose to the occasion. >> h>> je was so into it he wan me to move that plane. j he was so into it. >> i cannot believe how much gus looks like greg. scary. >> it's like a thing. >>y it is a thing. >> cuter than rookie. >> thank you. >> it's on record. mark the date. >> do it all. doodle. >> i havcue a doodle. it's not cute. >> guy who invented labra doodle is anti-doodle now. they originally were brought in to help people who had he allergies. >> so good a poodle if you have allergies. >> straight ahead where was a teenage hang out place in our hometeen towns? that and more of your fan mail questions when "the five" continues. continues. ♪ push ♪ it's two things a young man want to be, a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's out of sty

that from us separates them, neither about the french, nor about the british, nor about about the danesxtermination, extermination, of course , these were jews, these were gypsies, these were communists, the political commissar, we forget about this, the order that was issued at the very beginning of the war, and there was a general plan for the east, i will say about us, about the russians, belarusians, slavs, ukrainians, who were designated there, 75%, like evicting, but we remember how they evicted the jews, where did they evict them, the vosvenets? who was liberated by our army, we also celebrate these days the anniversary , to destroy a certain percentage, and turn the rest of the mosque into slaves, neither about the french, nor about the hungarians, none of the european peoples had such plans, we must remember this, this is a civilizational border, my dad and i we went here as a child, we also lay like this, silent, figure skater, but i’m not just skating, initiatives by decree of the president of the russian federation together with the roscongress foundation. over the entire du

since the film was soviet-japanese, one was given to the japanese producer, the second to georgy danelirepresented afonya in hollywood and turned out to be the only soviet representative. this is what this day in history was like. the volgograd puppet theater has found a new home. the troupe moved to the cinema building built in 1948, which was restored according to national project. the new site equipment provided more opportunities. for creative development. maxim akhmetov with details. final rehearsal of the children's new year's play magic veretino. but even experienced artists are nervous, as if they are going on stage for the first time. how did you manage? so i say that i was spinning all night. the volgograd regional puppet theater has a new stage. the actors moved from their historic modest home to the no less legendary building of the stalingrad pobeda cinema. when we were young, we... ran here in cinema, watched the best films, and now we will meet little children who will come to watch our best performances. the historical building of the city’s main cinema, opened in 1948,

but in this new year's address to the queen , words were spoken that were unexpected for all danes. queen announced her intention. abdicate the throne, explaining his state of health, in favor of his eldest son, prince frederick. on january 14 this year, in the presence of family members, members of the danish government, the queen of denmark margaret ii signed her abdication. this is truly a historical event for the danish kingdom, because for the first time an active... monarch abdicates the throne during his lifetime in favor of the next generation. it was on this day, exactly 52 years ago, january 14, 1974, that the people of copenhagen gathered in the palace square and in mournful silence the death of king frederick, margrethe's father, was announced. then came the words. therefore, i was not so overcome with grief as i was imbued with the solemnity of the moment, because now i had to try to live up to my father's expectations. the authorities had the honor of meeting and talking with her majesty three times, and today we want to talk about these very emotional and educational

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is steve danes right? is this thing tied up? >> it's not over until tomorrow night at 8:00 and then we can see what the results are. people in new hampshire, they tend to take their voting seriously, and we still have two people in the race. and the first primary vote hasn't even been counted yet, so it can't be over until it's started, but if president trump does well, as the polls indicate, it could be over tomorrow night. >> to that point, you look at the polling, you have a great read on your electorate in particular, you expect record turnout tomorrow night for new hampshirens, guess 300,000. >> the polls feel right, i was at a rally with, a president trump rally on saturday night, and you know, maybe 8,000, 9,000 people. it was electric. and when he started his speech, it was very statesmanlike. so he projected presidential kind of feeling, and then he went into traditional trump, you know, the nicknames, and riling the crowd up. but you have a sense there that he was playing for the general election and that he felt that

in this gathering held in copenhagen, the danes condemned the crimes committed by the zionist regime against palestine and demanded an end to the aggression against gaza. in madrid, the capital of spain , a number of palestinian supporters installed an image of gaza on the exterior of the queen sofia art museum . opponents of the war also put up a banner reading an immediate end to the war on gaza they got married. zionist sources announced that the increase in the number of deaths of the occupying regime's army in gaza is due to the recruitment of foreign mercenaries by this regime. earlier , many videos of citizens of european countries who spoke in different languages ​​and were fighting with palestinians in gaza in the uniform of the zionist army were published on virtual networks. these two young american couples came to the occupied territories for education. they are very excited. many bases register to undergo military training and join the zionist army, but no free. the zionist project is no longer attractive to the jews of the world. recent developments have shown that the

these are ezenstein and torkovsky bandarchuk and kalatozov, daneli, minshov, rezanov, gaidai, mikhalkovmosfilm. the studio's famous logo is sculptural. position of vera mukhina, worker and collective farmer against the backdrop of the spassky tower. she first appeared in 1947 in grigory alexandrov’s film spring and has since remained a symbol of the film studio. this is history, this is a continuation of history, and i hope that these great pavilions with their decorations, which have been preserved here with costumes. i hope they will continue. soar and bring joy and interest to the public, the event itself is very large-scale, the film is a century old, and of course, it seems to me that this is absolutely correct, absolutely great that there are so many different directions, different genres, cultures, art will be presented at the concert. in honor of the holiday, a large gala concert will be held, the first one. 100th anniversary of the mosfilm film studio, famous directors, actors, musicians, ballet stars will take part in it, including, for example, andrei konchulovsky, oleg basil

isenstein, torkovsky, bandarchuk akalatozov, daneli, imenshov, rezanov and gaidai, mikhalkov and solovievthout whose films it is impossible to imagine not only our cinema, but the entire world culture. this is a continuation of the story, and i hope that these great pavilions with their decorations that have been preserved here, with the costumes, i hope that will continue to create and bring joy and interest to the public, the event itself is very large-scale, the century of the film, and of course, it seems to me. the american space mission ended in failure; the americans planned to deliver an earth satellite, not only the lunar rover, but also, for example, three us presidents and a number of symbolic objects. including map and flag of ukraine. after the peregrine lander entered orbit, the engine failed. landing on the moon became impossible. tonight 10 days after launch peregrine burned in the dense layers of the earth's atmosphere over the pacific ocean. joe biden once again became the hero of a meme on social networks after he tried to please americans with economic statistics. cost

, plot, yes, the writer must to penetrate deeply into life, a generation of great directors, here danelie, aryazanov, out of 64 candidates for the role, unmistakably chose gurchenko. i’ll tell you my song about 5 minutes. meta filmed the crew when no one in the soviet union had seen or made such films. where does the tradition of hitting the plate come from? good luck take, i don’t know, masfilm is generally filled with strange traditions that were passed down from generation to generation, but no one knew how it was invented, for example, if you put the script on a soft chair, say, on the sofa, or dropped the script , you have to take this script, put it on the floor and sit on it, yes, otherwise that’s it, there won’t be a movie, traditionally it would have been on a mass film. here are scenes from his new grandiose film about the russian revolution, the director is again filming on mass film, rehearsals for the present and the future of a film studio, technological pavilions , a cinema and concert hall opened for the first time in the city , a century-old and modernized mass film , of

kruzenstein , were not ashamed to ask for help from our foreign colleagues, the british, the french, the danes thus, in the modern world, geographical discoveries are impossible without cooperation, after all , international duty is common, thank you, 34 seconds, hello, dear, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, science. international in its essence, so said the famous russian academician ivan petrovich pavlov, and indeed he was not mistaken, historical russia took exactly this path, human civilization during its existence has come a long way from the wheel to spaceships, but the main thing is not the comparison, the main thing is that together, having parity of scientific knowledge, humanity is able to provide global peace to defeat deadly diseases, other global threats, not so yes... we saw it together, humanity in the global flow of international scientific knowledge in 40 seconds, alas, excuse me, please, very, very well spoken, please, hello, dear ariap, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, i believe that science is the main engine of the development of human thought, thanks to fearless... thank you very m

smallest pup they ever had who weighs less than two pounds and their biggest, that is levi, a great dane who is 80 pounds, vote for your favorite put for the starting line on line. you saw one of the pups is bark purdy. >> oh! >> bark purdy. there is bark. >> go get him, boy. >> here is something that could be good for the 9ers, there is a puppy bowl player named patrick mabones from iowa. he lost in the first round of fan voting to be a starting puppy. he still gets to play, though. >> i mean. >> i saw one of the breeds looked like they were from the detroit franchise. >> i was going to say. i knew that was coming. >> i knew there was going to be something of a joke about the similarity between this game and the coaches comments which definitely shocked me what i heard it. what is wrong with that man? [ laughter ] >> we went to the same school. >> you did? >> yes, he is an aggie. yes. texas a&m. >> we were there at the same time >> i wonder if you ever hung out >> i doubt it. i think i would remember a person of that size. >> did they call him dan gamble back then? >> not at that point.

the danes survived the first war, but now the prussians and the austrians assembled a powerful invasionrmy. u they had more modern artillery. and after heavy losses, denmark capitulated. schleswick went to prussia, and hallstein to austria. for the head of the prussian government , chancellor otto funch bismarck, this was the beginning of the forceful unification of germany. he. said, quote. the great issues of our time are being resolved not with pompous speeches, but with iron and blood. the next step was the defeat of austria, from which bismarck took holstein and other lands, created a north german union, which he had already transformed into the german empire. now, after the defeat of france, ceded his ilsace and lorraine to the germans. the first one opened on february 1, 1923. ussr savings bank in petrograd. the first investor was a worker at the elektrosila plant, who contributed part of his bonus. but the soviet savings books had not yet been printed and he was given a royal one with a two-headed eagle. in general , savings banks appeared here under nicholas i, but after the re

eisenstein and torkovsky, bodarchuk and kolotozov, daneli and menshov, frizanov and gaida, mikhalkovsfilm. a studio without whose films it is impossible to imagine not just our cinema, but the entire world culture. this is history, this is a continuation of history, and i hope that these great pavilions with their decorations, which have been preserved here, with costumes. i hope that he will continue to create and bring joy and interest to the public, the event itself is very large-scale, a century, a century for mosfilm, and of course, it seems to me that this is absolutely correct and absolutely great that there are so many different directions, different genres, cultures, art will be presented at the concert, the main... event of this holiday, cinema will be a gala concert, the first 100th anniversary of the mosfilm film studio, the team of the legendary studio , led by general director karan shakhnazarov, will accept congratulations from stars and masters in cinema and art of different generations, including andrei konchalovsky, oleg vasilashvili, alexander shirvin, sergei bezru

for many danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known.isiting windsor castle in 1974, two years after she succeeded herfather, king frederik. after the death of queen elizabeth ii, queen margrethe became the longest serving monarch in europe. denmark's prime minister thanked queen margrethe for her service, saying it was difficult to understand that the time had come for a change of throne. a feeling echoed across denmark as the nation prepares to welcome the next royal generation. naomi choy smith, bbc news. the queen caused a stir last year when she downsized the danish royal family — stripping four of her grandchildren from their royal titles. she apologized, but did not reverse the decision — calling it "necessary future—proofing of the monarchy." her son, crown prince frederik, will take the throne alongside his wife. he's known for his environmentalism, and for being a daredevil — which has landed him in the hospital after sledding and scooter accidents. unlike british royal tradition, there will be no formal crowning ceremony for c

sergei izenshtein, andrei torkovsky, vasily shukshin and georgy daneli worked there. trust me.ws, that's what we'll talk about later in our program. powerful blow to ukrainian armed forces units in the special zone. and elon musk’s company implanted a neurochip in a person’s brain? about this and more immediately after the advertisement, stay with us. i don't need to operate anymore. well, the bosses are asleep, let's get started. go. we get several patients with the same symptoms, yes, the epidemic must be understood, what unites all these people, with such a high risk, i would stop, continued by mosov, today on rtr. there was no sadness, the woman bought a pig. once you get a pet, life will never be the same again, it will put everyone in the mood, it’s an incredibly charming face. who forgives everything , they don’t get bored at all, well, then i clean up, i’m not bored either, because each of them is a real star, the secret of dreams, how did you agree to this, we first shoved in a red snake, our hearts skipped a beat, you the most understanding program about animals, amon

and the danes are very down to earth people.them there. you see, the queen has just left us, uh, and her, her eldest son, uh, who's now the king on on her. on her right. no no, they were very well welcomed. and it's also ties that bind. you know, the australians are very proud of queen mary . i don't australians are very proud of queen mary. i don't i'm australians are very proud of queen mary . i don't i'm not sure queen mary. i don't i'm not sure whether that's a terribly good name, because whenever you hear queen mary you think of the ship, don't you? but anyway, there, we have mary, there, there we have queen mary, and have, uh, princess and there we have, uh, princess of wales with the queen, who's just left us and, and with, uh, the queen mary, the lady in the white coat, rather elegantly dressed . and there's a lot of dressed. and there's a lot of comparison being made between , comparison being made between, uh, the new danish queen, queen mary, and, of course, the, the. if things go according to plan , if things go acco

europeans do not want to fight, if a big european war starts now, then the danes, germans, dutch, well, there are austrians, none of them want to fight, there 3% of men will go, maybe the poles, they say, there are 20 percent there, they will want, the baltics everyone will want to, we know about it there, they themselves talk about it and sociology proves it, in finland? how much people understand the danger and how much, if for, if there is a war tomorrow, how much the finns will rise up to defend their homeland, i am in... i am sure that no one wants to fight in any country, normal in a democratic country, no one wants to fight very much, but, as in ukraine and in finland, when the threat is present, all finns will, who have the opportunity, will fight, as was already the case in the winter war, very quickly, when the soviet government attacked finland... quickly people mobilized and civilians did exactly what civilians are doing now, and the state did what states are doing with immigrants now, now it's the 30s there were immigrants from karelia, and now there are immigrants from uk

lot, you know what separates us from them, neither regarding the french, nor the british, nor the danes not make a decision on total destruction, destruction, of course, these were jews, they were gypsies, they were communists. political commissar, we forget about this, the order that was issued at the very beginning of the war, and there was a general plan for ost, i will say about us, russians, belarusians, slavs, ukrainians, who were designated there, 75%, like evict, but we remember , how they evicted the jews, where they evicted, vosvenets, who was liberated by our army, we also celebrate the anniversary these days, to destroy a certain percentage, and turn the rest into slaves. a craving for saying some monotonous prayers, prayers in quotes, but in this case this is what is happening, our western leaders say, when they basically repeat each other, it’s all the same thing, they will attack in 5 years, in 7 years this will happen, they will cross the border, if we take these symptoms from the point of view ... mental illnesses, they are induced , they are transmitted, it is impossib

and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to sized paulding recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the mediaeval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crushed. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized bustle. the 1st, as the king of a rag can gave part of the power to representatives of the local population via rack. the revolt marked the beginning of the national consolidation of the country and became an important milestone on the way to final independence. the, as you can see here, there's a scene of total devastation calls have been destroyed and there are at least 2 dead bodies, prostate damages from the carnage, and done yes, city as fresh. you printing and shelling of our residential area kills 3 and 4 other little holes. also a head on the program. everything we've done has been designed to try to deescalate those tensions. mixed messages from washington, as it falters on responding to the killing of 3 us troo

there'll be plenty of pomp, but the danes don't do the big coronation ceremony.will be signed and the new king proclaimed from the balcony. last week, queen margrethe said her goodbyes. a final gilded carriage ride through copenhagen after 52 years on the throne. she'd always said this was a job for life. until her surprise announcement on new year's eve. poor health had led to a change of mind and if the social media response was anything to go by. denmark didn't see this coming. i think we're all shocked because we had never realized that the queen could ever decide to abdicate. i think she just wants to relax a little more and maybe see her son become a king. the end of a long reign of a popular queen could be unsettling for denmark, especially after the surprise abdication. but the arrival of a new, younger, photogenic king and queen could energize the royalfamily and cement support amongst the danish people. the official portraits of the new king and queen — frederik x of denmark, and his australian born wife, queen mary. the couple met in a bar in sydney du

don’t renounce in love, millions of danes will say, health is more important, so it’s time to leave responsibilityation, queen margrethe ii of denmark retorts between the lines, leaving the throne. a graduate of the french sarbona, an archaeologist by vocation, illustrator of the trilogy. lord of the rings. and just daisy for elizabeth ii. she succeeded her father after a constitutional amendment allowed women to inherit the throne. the european record holder monarch will retire after a term of 52 years. responsibilities are delegated to his eldest son, crown prince frederik. the title from the queen will not go away. calms fans of the royal family. danish royal court. her majesty will be called her majesty. in denmark, the monarchy is in a higher-party political system. the task of the crown is to represent the nation on state visits. we will evaluate the diplomatic successes of the future heir on january 14, when frederick officially ascends the throne.

what valiko mizandari could not do according to his friend ruben khachikyan in the comedy by daneli mimino everything is logical, in principle the answer is, i feel such a personal dislike for the victim that i just can’t, i can’t stand it, i can’t stand it, considering that it’s a comedy, we decided that it would be comical, we watched mimeno, no, i accept the answer, eat, i feel such personal dislike for the victim that i can’t eat, build a tower, okay, dasha, fourth! then stay at home, then you won’t have to build, you are stable, you don’t understand, if at all you just don’t understand, i’ll show you now, a little bit at a time, you put this responsibility on the wrong girls at all, the tower can breathe, it can tilt, but at the same time stand, you can control it with your hands, they don’t stretch ... four, lord, just in case, 3, 2, 1, that's it, bravo, it stood, keep in mind that our tower is quite a living organism and the more elements it contains, the more it begins to wobble, but this does not mean that she falls, what is the name of the skipper, you know who such a navigator,

a listers, like clear danes have depicted harrowing stories of an american being locked up abroad unjustly. and the consternation that it creates for washington. but is this true in real life? you'll make adams the executive director of the wrong paul institute is back with us. thanks. so much for sticking around daniel. so let's go to this whole hollywood topic and i can think of the case of laura ling a journalist working for the now defunct current tv, al gore's brief media venture. she's the younger sister of journalist lisa ling, who at the time in 2009 was a special correspondent for the oprah winfrey show. so these 2 women are well connected to say the least. so after a 140 day captivity in north korea, we saw bill clinton himself, fly in to pyongyang to rescue laura ling and una lee, another american journalist captured with lane why was wings life more worthy of savings and gonzalez a well, we're in a depressing era, manila, where everything has now been politicized. you know, and this was one of the triumphs of, of the soviet leadership in, in eastern europe and the soviet union

reason $7500.00 to around 70 percent of the danes support the countries. monica, here's what some royal watches have been saying about the change. most people are in shock. i mean the, the queen has been here and she has been on the troll for more than 50 years. and also she is an extremely respective and the popular figure out. i think we will have a new kind of a monarchy with a conference product us king for the 10 it because is much more interested in sports and music wise as marks and marches. that has had or was an interest in cash because music in ox, in detroit shaw in a penny and things like that. so she wants maybe to advise a previous situation where it, prince charles, came king charles, when he was more than 70. yes. rhodes, or frederick's wife, mary, is that about to become the wells a big the well, 1st of the training and bone queen, it's a met in a bought in 2000 during the sydney olympics as well. some people who marries around a se, starting with a former advocate coach, i feel very, very proud of princess mary. so to be queen mary, because i see it. it has been her if

margrethe shocked danes when she announced on new year's eve that she will abdicate on the 14th of januaryuntry in the world has had a reigning queen. let's turn to some other news around the world: authorities says a sixth grade student was killed by a 17—year—old at a high school in perry, iowa. five others were injured in the shooting. police say the shooter, who was armed with a pump action shotgun and a small calibre handgun, was found dead with a self—inflicted gunshot wound. police also say they found an improvised explosive device while searching the building. authorities injapan say the death toll from this week's earthquake has risen to 92. an additional 2112 people have now been confirmed as missing. thousands of rescue workers continue to search for survivors, days after the devastating tremor set off landslides and a tsunami. tens of thousands of residents are still in shelters. some towns are still without power or water. hundreds remain isolated from help due to blocked roads, heavy rain and aftershocks. after more than 2,000 people plunged to their deaths off san francisco'