is very famous beautiful very beautiful with such wonderful stones the crown was made for king george wellnot that old, but she 's famous and very beautiful , so the enthronement procedure takes place after that, that is , the king moves from the coronation chair to the so big to the beautiful throne in general , the british people prepared for a very long time of this event and on resources in social networks and on sites on the sites of the british monarchy. it was all illustrated and every child. they also created films about the crown and the throne , that is, if there are those who wish, our viewers can go to the site of the british monarchy or on instagram, there it is all described and illustrated where it's very interesting and you can watch further, there are literally 3 or a hundred minutes left - maybe we'll touch on the question of dress - what will the dress code be? of course, we still don't really know who will be dressed, how will they be dressed, but here we are yesterday's and yesterday's pictures of how the princess of wales looked like kate middleton our first lady and

go ahead george. well, it's very hard to know, but you're absolutely right. be to false flag attacks. oh boy is what the us adversaries are engaged in the, you know, syria in and the russians whenever you know, whether it's north street. oh yeah. yeah. they destroyed their own gas pipelines. uh, you know, the adobe not. yeah. yeah. this is obviously a, a russian operation and so that's inside it to explain why is if, if you say this about the united states, then you just, the crazy conspiracy is up. but in terms of the counter offensive, i mean, i think that will be a ukrainian down to offensive. i think it will start very shortly. i think this is a preliminary. so it's um, now in terms of what it's, the objectives are. i mean, i think it's in just in order to teach, we'll, we'll go here. i mean, i, i don't think it's hands on whether it succeeds or succeed slightly or doesn't succeed as well. the money is going to keep flowing in. i mean, that's the, the us government is. so that's a bipartisan thing. they're just going to keep giving everything to ukraine.

sit down george well dug up? here is a certificate for citizen kalinin. as you asked? but it's me.ords along our line. nothing follows him in other departments, also in his distant childhood. i do not take this as a basis for what was there. alcohol fights, yes, we were not all like that. then he served urgently as a reconnaissance officer of the airborne forces, then returned to st. petersburg, buried his mother a year later, his father rose in life himself. i have detailed everything there. well, in principle, quite a law-abiding citizen. well, maybe tax evasion, but we have half the country with this. yes, that's right, no defamatory connections were noticed. so comrade general. delivered as agreed. let's go and where we did not agree, let's go. kidok thought, go out, turn left under the monument in the form of a star bricks. all raised, understand you? so what, what is not, there is nothing crazy, or what? somehow there is no money back. went. let's open it up. the handsome man again distinguished himself and went to the seller of weapons. this morning it was implemented, the f

well, you have to be a realist. george brotherhood of nations will not come soon, and you and i will still have to fight pretty hard for a brighter future. maybe even have to fight. it seemed to me when there is a common goal. it is easier to understand each other. communism , each nation goes its own way towards it. we soon arrived in moscow and were handed over by the british embassy. of course, we all really wanted to see the capital of the soviet union, but there was too little time, we were shown everything several metro stations, but they also made an indelible impression on me. i was overwhelmed by the view of the beautiful marble halls, decorated with mosaics from the culture. in a sense, the moscow metro was for me the embodiment of my dream of a wonderful life for all people. at the beginning of april 1953 we flew to london , we were the first prisoners to return from the korean war and we were greeted like heroes. after i returned, i went to work in the wai department, which handled covert operations. against th

life well planned. georgetually, you don't need vision to do it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm chriian frazi. this is a coronation edition of the context. king charles makes a surprise visit to fans waiting with the prince and princess of wales. >> excited, nervous, a big day ahead. >> westminster abbey has turned out fit for a king. the dignitaries and heads of state arrive in london. 100 expected at the coronation tomorrow. we are here live tonight at buckingham palace on the eve of a historic day. the coronation of king charles and queen camilla. we will talk to historians, aristocrats, and artists about what coronation means for them and the re

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be partf a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers likeou. thanyou. announcer: and now, "bbc news". welcome to "bbc the " >> i'm confident our partner countries will follow, that will make the sanctions more effective to make sure russia pays a price for its activity. >> there are some in the world and here who have turned a blind eye. he was in moscow in march, but his rehabilitation carries a message for authoritarian leaders. carry out and wait out the storm. >> hello and welcome to the program. ukraine has been a common theme at two leader summits. on their first day of meeting in japan, g-7 leaders agreed sanctions against russia. president zelenskyy made a surprise visit to saudi arabia. presiden

said that he was alive and well, and called the rumors of a heart attack false, possibly because a long silence could provoke a panic in his empire of funds. the death of georgesoros, well, as it were, will entail the activation of these internal hardware games, with which representatives of the american difference will also have relations. this is all an industry that brings in a lot of money. this everything is an industry that involves thousands of tens and maybe even hundreds of thousands of people, uh, working for the interests of the united states and. of course, this is a redistribution within a given, let's say, market. it is possible and most likely will happen, but this does not mean that the united states will abandon the policy of soft power, but the performers on the ground may well change. and that means saying goodbye to dollar budgets under the soros brand, while he plays himself, while he himself makes a decision, it is clear that there is already a whole, pleasant educated followers who will continue his work there, but here, of course, his personal instinct and his personal intuition are very important. it is unlikely that anyone will final

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm lewis for jo'e watching the context on bbc news. the former u.k. prime minister has been referred to police by the cabinet office over new claims he broke lockdown rules during the pandemic. welcome to the program. former prime minister boris johnson has been referred to police over new claims he broke lockdown rules during the covi19 pandemic. all of the latest on that. also on the program, 16 years since madalyn mccann disappeared, the search has resumed with police digging near the dam kilometers from where she went missing. the disgraced entertainer ralph harris has died at the age of 93

actually been serving as patriots read in your breaker has the first and he personifies george hw bush, almost as well as george w. bush and he set the stage what would happen in the rest of the chapters. >> andrew. >> a couple of stories to tell you a lot about bush himself and this was taught by his mother and his father covenant not to use the word i because possibly avoid it if it's hard to do if you are a politician. and if you look at stuff that he is written, the memos and the president and speeches, he does not use the word because he said that it was too eager testicle and egocentric and he came back from a baseball game when he was in and he hit a home run in the game as a result of it anyone in any told his mother's mother said will that's very nice george, how didwo the team do i. any civil don't care for the home run and she said i care about how the team did george, and how you did and he repeated that story very often and i heard him, he has been apartment above the auditorium and a lot of events also right next to the bush libraries of the three buildings from the school library and is

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all right, let's start out with george in budapest, george, i'm sure you're just as well as aware as the rest of us that there have been this talk again. the comes from politico, we can have a separate program on that. i think one day. but this talk of a, of a, a frozen conflict along the lines of the korean peninsula goodwill. obviously the conflict between 19151953. well, i guess we can entertain about. that's why we're doing the program. but with not signal a defeat for both sides. george. definitely it would be, it's hard to know how serious does it take these kinds of uh, stories. but it is understandable why the united states might be uh, inclined to was uh, something of that nature. because basically then no one admits the feed, and literally no one proclaims victory, but they means that the war effectively continues. so, in this it is in the say, be like the men screw agreements. you pretend that so when we bought an agreement, we've got a piece, but you use the intervening time to just keep beefing up the arms. i don't really think that the united states is thinking in terms

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". ♪ >> hello. you are watching "the context" on bbc news. >> i would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years. >> he has been clear about the direction he wants to take turkiye and has been clear we can expect more of what we have seen during his 20-year rule in this country. >> the country is in a bad situation. i pray to god he is going to be good for everyone. ♪ >> five more years for turkiye's president. the opposition rival announces the most unfair election in recent years. can the pre

they actually had impact in the life of a real and then it was said, well, maybe the person's george floyd. and at point we knew very little about him but as we're doing series and later on when we started interviewing people for over course of this book, we really iced that and almost every these ideas, the residue of racism in this country had impacted life of george floyd, who was an ambitious, complicated and along the way we wanted know who is george floyd and what was it like to live in his america? and the more we learned about george floyd, the more were fascinated by him. and i think we ended up we ended up liking and liking learning about him in way that neither of us would have expected. it told you how difficult it to tell this story and how did you think about organizing it? because it's it's it's a story about george floyd but really is, as robert just said, the history of racism in america and it has has affected so many people. how did think about this and how difficult it to do that's a that's a good we've thought a little bit about this as we've you know had some th

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life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. i am lewis vaughan jones get this is the context. >> notice, smugglers care only about profits, not people. do not risk your life and your life savings only to be removed from the u.s. if and when you arrive here. >> we have been traveling since october last year. it is really, really hard. we don't know what we will do because going back to our country is not an option. >> we are doing our best in texas to make sure the border is secure but other states are not having as much success. ♪ lewis: hello and welcome to the program. in the u.s., just hours to go until donald trump's controvers

life well planne george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.t's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from ewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". kristin: hello. i'm christian fraser. >> we do not attack moscow. we fight on our territory. >> we live it to ukraine to decide how its going to defend itself and how it is going to try to get back the territory that has been seized from it illegally. >> it is a potentially very significant development. if this was indeed a ukrainian attack on the kremlin. ♪ christian: looking to the program. the kremlin accuses ukraine of trying to assassinate president vladimir putin. ukrainian say they had nothing to do with it. at least eight peoples in a security guard have been killed at a shooting at a schoo

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to thipbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. this is "theontext." >> talk about the jets. i think everything. >> it's a good time to talk about in private the support the u.k. is giving and how we can make sure that support is not just here today but into the future. it is not a straightforward thing as we have been discussing to build up that combat aircraft capability. it is not just a provision of planes. ♪ christian: good evening and welcome to the program. attack drones, air defense, a new u.k. flying school for pilots. can they provide president zelenskyy with the kit that he needs? we will get th

all right, let's start out with george in budapest, george, i'm sure you're just as well as a where is the rest the best the there been this talk. i generally comes from politico. we can have a separate program on that. i think one day. but this talk of a, of a, a frozen conflict along the lines of the korean peninsula goodwill. obviously the conflict between 19151953. well, i guess we can entertain the thought. that's why we're doing the program. but with not signal just the for both sides. george, it definitely would be. it's hard to know how serious does it take these kinds of uh, stories. but it is understandable why the united states might be uh, inclined to was uh, something of that nature. because basically then no one admits the feed. admittedly, no one proclaims victory, but the means that the wall effectively continues. so, in this it is in effect, be like the minutes agreements. you pretend that somehow, well, we bought an agreement, we got a piece, but you use the intervening time to just keep beefing up the arms. i don't really think that the united states is thinking in t

also share it with you, and nasa statistics, well, since we now do not have a representative of ukraine, we had such a writer and his dogs were called georgene. well, now you see , i have to that's it. let me tell you about the main names of the achievement. so they calculated that every third american astronaut who flew in the russian union after the challenger program was closed returned home with mostly minor injuries that were related to that how do the landings of this uh-uh miracle of engineering samples of the 50s of the last century take place. and here is the actual video of one of these landings , maybe we can show now how the soyuz actually lands after the mission and why those injuries are received by american astronauts, we will show them now, they say, i will not show the tradition to promise our viewers and to prolong the intrigue. well, uh, we have here, myroslav , the czech polish politician, mr. myroslav, we congratulate you, we also congratulate you on the day of the constitution of poland, uh, which is celebrated today in poland this is a great holiday for the poles. convey congratulations to all the poles on this occas

life well planned. george: actually, you n't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". christian: hello, i'n fraser. you are watching "the context" on bbc news p we have breaking news at the top of this hour, a jury in a civil case has reached a verdict in which donald trump is accused of rape. ej collins dismissed her accounts as a hoax. donald trump did not give evidence in this trial, but he did provide video deposition to 90 allegatio. the nine-member jury have decided the case by unanimous vote. we are you hear the verdict in the next few minutes. do we have any news on what that verdict is? >> not yet come a christian. the verdict will be read in court at the top of the hour. w

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. pele who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i am ben thompso'e watching "the context" on bbc news. >> barehanding over our positions in the military. everything. including food rations. >> he wanted to show his forces could do what the russian military couldot do. and he has hailed it as a great victory for his force. >> we are going to keep strengthening ukraine's position. we are going to get ukraine's defenders what they need when they need it. we are going to remain united. we are going to standby ukraine for as long as it takes. ♪ ben: hello to you. welcome to the program. does the bloody battle for now over? the head of a russians mil

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> hello. . this is the context. >> a 98% chance that one year in the next five will be the hottest recorded. >> the estimation is that arctic temperatures will be three times the global average. >> we are heading into unprecedented territory to, temperatures we have not experienced before, and the impacts will be equally unprecedented. >> good evening. are we acting with enough urgency to tackle the climate crisis? the you and confirmed what we have known. there's no credible pathway to maintaining the average temperature rise to 1.5 celsius. it is 66 more likely -- 66 percent more likely we will

life well planned. george: actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life.s exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> hello. i'm christian fraser. this is "the context." >> they are losing another day of pay to save the nhs and make sure we can get our 7 million plus patients off of the waiting list and giving them the treatment they deserve. >> the kinds of offers we are getting from the government now that we have moved into a time of inflation are just not possible with being able to live to exist to pay our rent, to buy food. >> disruption to patients, and i think that is disrespectful on the part of the nhs staff counsel. ♪ christian: hello. welcome to the program. bank holiday picket lines. the biggest

well, not like that, and they did not put on the cat st. george's ribbons . is like this as they think, a close friend aliyev did not come at all, and now they are trying to explain. well, he did come, and it is good that he did not come and did not come . the 100-year-old was given to putin, and here is a grandiose perfect event . i don't know how, humanly, mm teplye made a statement and there. why did he pay so much attention to the eydars, that is, how would they not come, but here i don't feel any kind of trick. of course, i don't have any girlfriends, i only have her in the fact that you know at all levels they even despise their closest allies and they constantly talk about it, that these are not some kind of allies , not allies at all and not good, not sincere and bad people. i don’t know at all who is really talking later что то Что appeared in 1991 on today, it de facto does not exist, that is, until yura , it can still exist, so to say that something works de facto, it does not exist, because a number of countries seem to have fallen away. they cons

course, it is not acceptable, because, well, not only latvia , for example, moldova also adopted a decision last year in an expedited manner that there is no st. georgeibbon, the constitutional court. he made a decision that, well , there is a certain loophole, but no, the deputies all raced to say that, well, the latvian moldovan parliament began to say that no, it’s still impossible. this is a symbol of aggression. although the constitutional court uh, the same young was looking for guys, well , you have to prove that this is a symbol of aggression. that 's what i dressed her in order to glorify aggression. well, here, uh, hmm, unsolvable to carry flowers. let's make another holiday. let's cancel this day. let's ban. and the impression is that the holiday of the ninth of may is st. george's ribbon. this, well, causes irreparable damage to defense capability there. these countries. there is some kind of offensive there, that is, it is so inappropriate it is not comparable at all, so, of course, i would like it not to be. well, as it is, how important it is for us to remember the history of our country is, well, important, why do i answer this very o

george's ribbons. well, at the same time, it is no longer the soviet letter z. how are they now?nderstand at all without the letter z there, in general, evil is now prohibited. everybody there turns out impossible. uh, take ban two letters of the alphabet. this is great. clamped. i only have a question about berlin's red fleet. who said that this will not happen the rehabilitation of nazism? well ash fur knocks on the hearts of many germans and not only germans. well, 200.000 french fought against us, we were all talking about normandy nemon, and they were talking about the french gestapo about the charlie-mansi division, which our reich chancellery fought with the french when they took the reichstag again, but we didn’t talk about the project . how not they talked about how the banderaites were released from the camps under khrushchev, the last bandera cache was not taken in the sixty-second year. as far as i remember, they had already been released from the camps, and they were already first taking trade union positions in the economy in ukraine. by the 1970s , there were cells

i concluded it by saying, well, hopefully we have a few more years of george shultz, but at least we'll always have his legacy in in his model. and unfortunately, i a eulogy three months later about the legacy in the model we have it and with this major it seems to be going on about reagan himself an a fantastic book to advertise my will will inboden called reagan the peacemaker which having parts of it already everyone should get a hold of it i think it's understanding george shultz is an important part of understanding. reagan was not an accident. he was a deeply thoughtful man. and that is deeply historic results as well. eric, i'm curious just to build on what. paul just outlined. i you noted how he wanted to know how he was spending his time and any thoughts about how he prepared and built a relationship with the president and how we approach the president. it's a great book. reagan in his own hand, which talks about how secretary shultz, shultz that he would sit by the president's side and then go through paperwork and have this real candid and honest conversation. but what did yo

well. how proud are you, george, as well of the fantastic support you have had here today from all these salenjoyed a day out —.ic sorry we cannot hope they enjoyed a day out :"if. sorry we cannot get hope they enjoyed a day out —."ic sorry we cannot get the result. thank you very much indeed. sale will have to wait at least another year to try and get their hands on the premiership title. they can be proud of a very good season though. from twickenham, back to you. the united rugby championship title is also being decided in rugby union today, with defending champions the stormers hosting munster. in cape town, munster currently lead 12—7, calvin nash's try had put munster ahead ten minutes before the break. this thomas had burst into an early lead but munster at the moment and control. —— the stormers had burst. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for red bull in qualifying for the monaco grand prix. max verstappen claimed pole in what his boss christian horner said was one of the best qualifying laps of the world champion's career. but the dutchman's team—mate sergio perez will start from th

flags where the russian flags and the desk republic flags, as well as a lot of people are wearing a metal. was a lot of people wearing st. george ribbons as well. however, central locations here in the net scar mostly deserted at the moment. and once again, this is due to security concern and re crowd of the site has imposing and prevented the russian. i'm positive from relating a lease at a memorial service, so it is in will. so on victory, they have a crowd of blogs, of the way to the monument. i'm them onto the buses, to remove his st. george ribbon, which symbolizes the soviet victory over nonsense gemini, will go to the so as soon as invaded by announcing those has actually bind at the risk. and they haven't made the car defensive with most of the russian different might, was forced to leave the premises one year ago, who was also provided from reaching the memorial by pro cube demo site is who would carry you creating and publish flags. but incident ended with the boss of the best in red paint. it moved over thousands of people flooded into the capital streets to celebrate the historic soviet victory, including veterans a

band put on a free show earlier this afternoon that showcased music of american composure george gershwin as well as show stoppers. golden gate band is the oldest music organization in san francisco. it's played free public concerts in the park since 1883. >> a nice crowd on hand in golden gate park. that's a heck of a mother's day celebration. beautiful. thanks very much for joining us. "nightly news" coming up next. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight new reporting from the southern border where the number of migrants crossing has plummeted but the rush last week is now straining cities across the u.s. migrants are sleeping on the streets in el paso the battles in northern cities as hotels are turned into shelters and why the secretary of homeland security says this weekend was a success. >>> the major escalation between governor ron desantis and former president trump. >> we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. >>> our reporting on the big step desantis will take tomorrow toward a potential run for president. >>> the federal government demandin

flags where the russian flags and the desk republic flags, as well as a lot of people are wearing a middle of a lot of people wearing st. george ribbons as well. however, central locations here in the nascar mostly deserted at the moment. and once again, this is due to security concerns because the, the city of the mask is under constant shedding by a ukrainian nationalist on less than 24 hours. at least 3 people who civilians have but being willing to advance and more than 20 private houses have been destroyed by indiscriminate. so you crate in our children's shutting now throughout the nights on the eve of the 9th of may. yeah, we've been hearing the work on the air, miss styles defense and just shortly before the parade. those sounds work heard as well. however, the people are celebrating, everybody is congratulating each other on this day. however, the local authorities, once again and for the 2nd year in a row, made the right decision not to create the mass gatherings of people the so as to not give ukrainians a chance to to just boil this holiday if you will. the party correspond vermont cost drugs, giving us a sense in

george ribbon cannot be removed from the victory in the great patriotic war, since it has become an integral symbol of the fight against fascism, that is, it is inseparable from the celebration of may 9. welloldavians, the moldavian leadership, it turns out , goes the same way as others post-soviet republics, where russophobes and nationalists came to power st. george's ribbon. banned in the baltic countries and naturally banned in and in ukraine, and for some reason in the german land, lower saxony is provided for wearing and demonstrating it fine. so, uh, nothing has changed. those who come out and demonstrate the symbol of the state of the aggressor will be documented. this is followed by sanctions , there are legal details that the police will deal with, most likely the same protocols will be created. a grass wreath appeared today at the latvian embassy in moscow , a symbolic action was held by liberal democratic party activists led by state duma vice-speaker boris chernyshov. they expressed their protest against the decision of the authorities of the republic to ban the celebration of victory day with empty hands. we very good good-natured hospitable guests who will leave this mournin

well, right now, uh, st. george's heraldic hall of the seventeenth palace. we see that the delegations are all together. they leave the first building of the kremlin and go to red square. very soon we will see them in the stands. and again, the moscow river water the platoon tower of the kremlin was on your screens one of the 20 kremlin towers. porado guests in the collection you see a huge number people in the stands, there is literally nowhere for an apple to fall. but this is a camera that is installed directly on the kremlin wall in the inner courtyard of the kremlin every year on may 9, we seem to be transported many, many years ago , we feel the atmosphere that reigned on the streets of a large country, and konstantin rokossovsky said to the great victory, so this is the greatest happiness for soldier, the consciousness that you helped your people defeat the enemy , defend the freedom of the motherland, return peace to it. victory day is, of course, a family holiday. we remember our heroes, those who are with us and those who lived and remembered. it i

well. my co-author spent a lot of time in minneapolis, covering the trial. he spent time with george floyd's family. he traveled to other parts of the country, as well, where george floyd had family. it was important to immerse ourselves in the communities where george floyd lived and communities impacted by his death so we could get a feel for what it was like to be him and for people who were coming to know him through his death and being animated by the death and dealing with the issues that the country decided to deal with as a result of the fact that he died in such a heinous way in front of the eyeballs of millions of people. >> let's take some calls. let's begin with don calling in from new orleans. you are on book tv. >> i apologize, we are going to put you on hold. the producer is going to talk to you and tell you how this operates so we can get you on the air. did you approach derek chauvin for an interview? >> we did. >> we try to get in touch with him. by the time we were writing this book, he had already been convicted and he was in jail. we reached out to him through th

handle it in the economic and financial catastrophe. >> george: it sounds like you are saying that you don't want to, but you may have to. >> wello do if congress fails to meet its responsibility, there is simply no good options. and the ones that you have listed are among the not good options. >> george: final question, i want to ask about the banking crisis. we have seen three bank failures this year, two more regional banks appear to be on the edge. do you still believe our banking system is strong and resilient? we don't have a systemic prob problem? >> i do believe that. i believe our banking system has strong capital levels, and access to liquidity. we have taken decisive action to make sure the difficulties at a few banks don't create contagion that undermines the confidence of depositors in the safety of their deposits in the banking system, and the tools we use previously that we would be prepared to use again if necessary. but while some bank stocks are down with pressure earni, earnis have been under pressure, the banks have access to liquidity and are well-capitalized, and i have confidence in the overall strength of

they were so well behaved very impressive. a little prince georgerry his father's garment it was really, really delightful. one of my favorite things i just adored was the princess katherine's headpiece. apparently this was not atr just stunning. for us looking onto some of the things that have happened in britain and the way it is down and seeing all of this, some of it is rather golden and spectacular the dress and all of that. your thoughts on i don't how to put others in the fashion of the state? >> it's the rich colors of the robes they are also ancient. the one they king war is hundreds of years old. catherine obviously was wearing royal robes with that beautiful headpiece by alexander mclean. obviously her daughter charlotte wearing a matching one which they chose over trs which was a surprise. but they looked impeccable absolutely impeccable. molly: somethings were watching we are always watching is a prince harry who now of course lives in california moves swiftly after attending the coronation for his father he may be on a plate right now

and jim baker and he personifies george hw bush almost as well as george hw bush and he sets the stage for the rest of the chapters. >> andrew. >> hello stories that will allow himself, he was loved by his mother and his father not to use the word i can possibly avoid it. it was hard to do if you were apolitician . if you listen he's written memos for presidents and speeches. he doesn't use the word because he said it's just too egocentric. he came back from a baseball game was in school and he did a home run and they won the game but he went in and told his mother and his mother said that's very george, the team do ? he cared about how the team did.yo and he repeated that story very often. i heard him that the bush focus of all the auditorium right next to bush so the three buildings, the school, library and concert center as you know by way, we had five pandemics before 10 but he used on all the time just one story about the howhe was revered in texas . you almost died of pneumonia three years early and the german news magazine said he had died and it was very embarrassing . they had

there is what is actually a fairly well provenance lock of george washington's hair in that collection. and so it goes. and there are as well collectors, private collectors in the united states. and i don't put their holdings on my map because i don't want someone robbing their homes. but there are private collectors today who spend upwards of ten, 20, even as much as most recently last year. i think someone spent $45,000 buying a well provenance lock of george washington's hair. now, can i attest for all of these? no, i cannot. but the real story here, the thing that still shocks me is that by normal standards, the provenance of many of these is surprising really good. and some of them are almost certainly the real thing because if you look at the washington family course ordinance, if you look at the even the incidentals in their writing, or they'll talk about holding some of this, you might say an escrow during his life and after and then parceling it out. you can see that you know, this happened to a profound extent. and people sometimes ask about dna, whether we can match this up

well , let's tell that george went wrong in the superfinal or vice versa. it's like that. turin, of course, is not took, which simply did not have time to push the button. wow. also, what could be the question? that's a shame for him railroad crossing. yes? well, in general, how did you like the game in the superfinal, where it was more difficult in the last game or now in the superfinal. i was harder , it was just more difficult, or the opponents were strong. well, the question is valentina alekseevna's rivals how did you play yourself and uh, rate the result and george i am always proud of this uh child, he is not motivated. he always strives for maximum results. i repeat the words of roosevelt mistakes make us stronger and even a loss sometimes brings more than a victory therefore, in his game. today i am completely satisfied . all the participants of this game still have a lot of trials ahead of them , so this is not their first, not their last loss. the main thing is that they take precious experience out of them. i'm proud of it. and it's not a pass. uh, in the top t

well, george said that it could be 1700 according to one version. and it could be 3,000 years.ding to another version, here we need to investigate the simple question that when in ukraine are kyiv certain artefacts of arctic exploration are being carried out, then you can’t throw it all away and build an office center or a shopping center on that place because well, i was in the city of tashkent, in samarkand , in uzbekistan. not her they will destroy it in order to put it there at all. there are no shopping centers in the center of tashket, they are rebuilding on the contrary, their metrosets are different there. all these things are not being restored in samarkand, they are also protecting them. well, you can’t build in the center, you can’t build on it, just like in london , you can’t do much, that’s why these people are respect their history well, we also have to respect to find out who we are to know ourselves well, but for this we need to deal with history , culture and science and even in times of war , because it’s like churchill if we don’t finance culture and uh, then