this is heinrich linsky. we fished out personal items from the river.g these things, a cloak with ecologists' symbols was found. foreigners, therefore, we will take our relatives to moscow, not here to drag it would be good for yaroslavl to perform an autopsy, i know, although from photographs. yes, the opera is right, but in yaroslavl you need to work it out, if it works out to the maximum, listen to one of the dead exactly the same height and complexion as our leninsky, all the more so, a personalized badge. well , here we must meet again as a fighter. here we went out to the minute, is he late? what kind of new fighter is this, i don’t know him. do you know how i was frightened by your death. rodionov report from the regional center to the place of the alleged crash of the plane, a detachment of police rescuers moved out with them, as well as representatives of the air force and the fsb, exactly where our nerves are directed. we cannot tell the rescuers that they are coming. right into the nest for terrorists, firstly, information leakage, secondly,

a special purpose project from now on, we obey only heinrich himmler, a good option is a corpse, no, the ss will execute us all. and what do you prefer, you have 10 mutually exclusive orders to leave, stay, leave, stay, only contradictions, and everyone threatens to be shot for disobedience. it is better to stay here, but what do you think the red army will do with us? i must spit on all this, all of our achievements in these most valuable documents. we have one chance to take everything to the south, and they figured out how to sit there , at last. oh sure. will not notice the error in the documents. he headed south to the center of germany to where the v-2 production plant was located. he managed to take with him secret documents of design and spacecraft that will take a person into space. this is what we need, this was his life's work. since childhood, von braun dreamed of space. at first he was engaged in rocket science, as an amateur, the nazis quickly appreciated his engineering talent. the command of the missile forces offered him a lot of money. in 1938, von braun joined the

this organization was created 5 months ago and actually did not function heinrich's contact in yaroslavla rysina, we are now checking her dossier. two died in the result of a plane crash and suddenly burned made it so that the police would believe when they find them. you have 20 minutes to get started. and what's scary, and you're lucky anastasia i love you

. >> senator heinrichs? >> no. >> senator hickenlooper? >> ay. >> senator hirono? >> ay. >> senator highsmith? -- senator johnson? >> no. >> senator kaine? >> ay. >> senator kennedy? >> no. >> senator kennedy? -- senator king? >> no. senator lankford? >> no. >> centre leh keen? >> no. >> senator lee? >> no. >> senator loomis? >> no. >> senator manchin? >> ay. >> senator markey? >> centre o'connell? -- senator mcconnell? >> no. >> senator menendez? >> ay. >> senator merkley? senator moran voted in the negative. >> senator murkowski? >> ay. >> senator murray? >> ay. >> center asked self? senator padilla? >> ay. >> senator paul? senator peters? >> ay. >> mr. reed? >> ay. >> mr. rich? no. mr. romney? mr. romney, no. mr. rounds? mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio? mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders? mr. sanders, ay. mr. schatz? mr. schatz, ay. mr. schumer? mr. schumer, ay. mr. scott of florida? no. mr. scott of south carolina? no. mr. shaheen? ay. mr. shelby? mr. shelby, no. mr. cinema -- ms. sinema? ay. misstep now? ms. stabenow, ay. mr. chester? mr. thune? no. mr. tillis? mr. tillis,

which was led by sara borisovna khanina 4 degree of radiation sickness to take care of oleg heinrichbrother was not particularly hard. i didn't get up. i myself could not take a spoon. i had everything before the binton. my brother fed me. he carried me to the toilet for details. uh, well, he looked after me, and the doctors allowed him to come, and so they didn’t let anyone in, there was no point in doing a bone marrow transplantation there was no longer a treatment appointed symptomatic we were breathing. it was all burned on us with all sorts of ointments, there even some people were forced to constantly smear all this throat with almost a tube to lubricate and swallow this ointment. she was treating esophagus somewhere. well as it to me then with the doctor? i became very acquainted in the future with this flora. eh, such a good woman, experienced. and so, she says, oleg, you just squeeze out these tubes. just eat this ointment, swallow it there, just don't. although you anointed there in the mouth of diarrhea in a serious matter, you were 2 months on the verge of life and death

jacqui heinrich has the latest on this. >> that's right. the vice president managed not to get it last month early on in the month when her husband, second gentleman came down with covid but found out from the white house the vice president has tested positive this morning. we have a statement that reads she has exhibited no symptoms. she'll isolate and continue to work from the v.p.'s residence, not a close contact to the president or first lady due to their respective travel schedules. she'll follow the c.d.c. guidelines and advice of her physicians and will return to the white house when she tests negative. the vice president returned from a trip, a week-long trip in california. no public events on tuesday or wednesday but on thursday she went from l.a. to san francisco to give some remarks on maternal health and back to l.a. she just got back last night, had no public events over the weekend so we have not seen her for a couple of days now but we are told she has no symptoms, however, testing positive and will wait until she tests negat

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. now overseas as russia continues ground offensive in ukraine, tensions with the west escalate. moscow has cut access to a vital resource for two european countries. and perhaps more to come. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in lviv tonight, explains why the kremlin's latest move could be just the beginning. >> brutal war in ukraine got wider and nastier today. russia using its most dangerous economic weapon energy against its opponents. cutting off natural gas to poland to bulgaria. to important support threat other countries could be cut off as well. >> it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. >> early today ammunition dump in russia just across the border from ukraine was set on fire. one of several recent incidents at russian military support facilities. ukrainian spokesperson would not confirm or deny. a few russians decided to attack another country in its entirety to kill everyone there indiscriminately he wrote.

the tretyakov gallery opened an exhibition of heinrich semiradsky following the example of the gods.ist experts believe that world-class figures of graphics, painting and sculpture of the 19th century enter into a dialogue with modernity, the word gulyai-boltaeva. the museum turned into an ancient theater so the architects played with the main theme of the artist, who was mentioned in passing or not told at all even by an art critic. although during his lifetime, his customers and collectors were members of the royal family, wealthy merchants. and professorial. elite , this canvas, the main one written by henry severodsk, was acquired in 1889 by alexander iii and for the first time at the same time publicly expressed a desire to create in st. petersburg. the frino museum at the festival of poseidon is not a mythical living woman who has become the model and embodiment of the goddess. and also a symbol of freedom for the painter himself and for his distant followers from leningrad as children, who saw the work of henry hassimiratsky at the academy of arts and the russian museum, it wa

ah, heinrich heinrich goebbels. well, yes, who broadcast up to 45 there, then there is about the same thing. now the unerwaffe miracle weapon will be brought to us . we are winning. even remember in 17 moments of spring. they are sitting there, they are watching, he is solid victories there they are torpedoing, killing, blowing up solid victories and here hitler also waited there until the last, that the army of the wreath would now come up. yes there and so on. these are quite normal standards. uh, samples conscientiously created by propaganda are quite crude, but effective, especially in conditions where there is no alternative and not in vain. there in ukraine they constantly sought control over telegram channels, because this is the only independent internet platform in which people can read something alternative, but here it’s still very good, as it were, it demonstrates how fake news can be successful, absolutely wild. uh, well, created hmm actually from the point of view. here, on the contrary, we are again r

here heinrich borovik was the leader who first created informal public organizations, and then for thew a person who is very energetic and active was performing. uh, non-standard is very original, and i was very interested in it. then, of course, i was in america when, in these words, alekseevich was engaged in a presidential company, uh, in the elections of the ninety- first year. and suddenly i found out that zhirinovsky , by the way, probably during the presidential campaign, he said all this in the ninety-first year. but then, of course, he was sincere and honest in that he was against the breakup.

i am arseniy heinrich von linke, so now stalin, so so, has been left above his head by a good daddy.it is written on 19.09. saboteur enemy devourer of pioneers and sorcerer we will see, show and learn more than others moscow kremlin putin every sunday at 22:00 team vtb are looking for an advertisement that will help you get a free vtb multicard and pay for purchases throughout russia, it is right in front of you. vtb multicard to get the opportunity to easily pay the bank. go to vtb everything will turn out magnet takes care of you and offers discounts on your favorite products, melted hochland 179.99 magnit family of stores we are nearby. we are juicy with you in the kfc application we work at the bank's post office, because we value stability in the same way and are always happy to meet you. we make you easy. issue payment cards systems of the new time, so that it becomes comfortable in the old way, but in a new way, the postal bank. time goes by, but the joints remain in great shape revolutionary composition for joints with new generation collagen art now keep the joints young eve

helga brown, 23 years old, lived for three years under in that house the owner of the von baron, heinrichg, is an opera lieutenant, well, in our opinion, a lieutenant colonel. what is it that is going on? german lieutenant colonel reside? so, i talked to the local population, they told everything, showed everything. when somehow you seem to speak german so much as ordinary people. why speak foreign languages? it's clear so so in the evening you'll bring us the killer if i find it i'll finish it right away, and you demanded me. and why do i need it? is this the kind of service we have? good afternoon mr fonberg. military prosecutor's office. hello please . come sit down. as i understand it, you visited me because of the murder of the unfortunate fergia, you visited not quite the right word. sorry, i don't speak russian very well. no, why do you speak well where you learned the language. it's very simple. my mother was russian. so you already know? the city is small, and here everything becomes known quickly. i found out an hour and a half ago i wanted to go there, but i realized that soon

jacqui heinrich. so the economy is strong in terms of new job creation.pay. that could still tilt going forward. does bob nardelli worry. what do you think, bob? we talk about the wage gains in the report of 5.6% dwarfed by 8% run-up in inflation. so what we're making, we're paying out and then some. what do you think? >> yeah, no question, neil. first of all, good to see you looking well. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me on today. this inflation issue has been with us for some time. it's a misnomer to blame the russian invasion on the ukraine. we have seen this -- my favorite topic is certainly on energy. what we saw is that on the first day of the inauguration, a carte blanche blanket of drilling and pumping. that has -- that started this whole process. i'm glad that he's decided to release a million barrels of oil a day, but what concerns me is there's no plan to back fill that. at the pandemic when we had this national disaster, we didn't have any respirators. we have another natural disaster, we won't have a surplus in energy. i'm involved in la

three ancient city was considered burned to the ground, but one german amateur archaeologist heinrich schlimann believed from childhood that three still exists for 40 years. schliemann, did not stop thinking about her and eventually left all affairs and rushed in search of his childhood dream. and i found just such a three unearthed a schliman and his team, and you know, it was worth it, even in the ruins you feel the greatness of this city. ancient history is everywhere, even in the trees. for example , this olivia is about 2,000 years old. imagine how much she saw. a completely modern building has a direct relationship with antiquities. first, its height is equal to the depth of the excavations. three. and secondly, this is a museum where real treasures are kept. do you know what trojan vessels for tears are? jihan, tell me why they were needed at all. after the death of an important honorary person, his relatives gathered, weeping with grief. tears in vessels it was to show how much they respected and loved the deceased and how hard it would be for everyone without him, and then it

heinrich, mr. heinrich, aye. mr. hickenlooper, mr. hickenlooper, aye. miss hirono, aye. mr.mr. inhofe, no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson no. mr. kain, mr. kain aye. mr. kelly, mr. kelly, aye. mr. kennedy, mr. kennedy no. mr. king. mr. king aye. ms. klobuchar aye. mr. langeford, mr. langeford no. mr. leahy, mr. leahy aye. mr. lee, mr. lee no. mr. luhan, aye. miss lumis, no. mr. manchin, mr. manchin, aye. mr. marky, aye. mr. marshall, mr. marshall no. mr. mcconnell, mr. mcconnell, no. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkle, aye. mr. moran voted in the negative. ms. murkowski, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mrs. murray. mrs. murray, aye. mr. ossoff aye. mr. padilla, aye. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. peters, aye. mr. portman, no. mr. reed. mr. reed, aye. mr. risch. mr. risch, no. mr. romney, mr. romney, aye. miss rosen. miss rosen, aye. mr. rounds. mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio, mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders, mr. sanders, aye. mr. sass, mr. sass, and mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida, no. mr. scott of south carolina, mr. scott of south carolina, no. mrs. shehein, aye. mr. shelby, mr. shelby no. miss sinema, aye

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us from the north lawn with details.i. >> good evening to you, bret there was some back and forth this morning about whether the u.s. was, in fact, going to include mi-17 helicopters as part of his new aid package. yesterday u.s. officials told congress they would be sending them to ukraine. this morning pentagon officials said they were not part of the package. the white house clarified today that ukraine has been a little unclear about whether or not they wanted them. when zelenskyy said that they did, president biden approved it ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy made wish list today before speaking with president biden. >> shells 1.5 million meters. as many as possible. multiple rocket launch. one or two -- armored vehicles, abc. infantry, fighting vehicles: >> the white house answering with 800 million more in aid. including for the first time 18 halts zeros and 14 rounds of military counter military and radar. 300 switchblade drones. 500 javelins, hundreds of armored personnel carriers 11, helicopters and unma

we begin with jacqui heinrich. good afternoon, jacqui. >> good afternoon, martha. the white house confirmed the administration is handing out cell phones to migrants after they're released following an illegal crossing of the southern border. using the cell phones to track and check in with those migrants as they go through immigration proceedings. it's part of an alternative to detention program that the administration is using. they let get a check-in call and their voices are matched. one uses facial recognition technology and gps ankle bracelets. there's no way to stop the phones from being tossed in the trash. the white house is painting the program as successful. >> we have to give ice agents the tools necessary to do their job, not handing out cell phones to illegal immigrants. what a slap in the face. >> the lawmakers are up in arms over plans to end title 42 without a comprehensive immigration program in place as dhs predicts as many as 18,000 crossing as day from 7,000 right now. a group of bipartisan senators introduced a bill to delay ending title 42. r

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you.s a record number of migrants enter the u.s. across the southern border. the biden administration continues to claim its policies are not encouraging illegal immigration and this it is effectively handling the situation at the border. those living near the border see a completely different picture. correspondent bryan llenas is in south texas tonight. >> whoa. >> help me, help me this man breathlessly screams. country and life he says as he swims about 50 yards across the rio grande from mexico eagle pass texas where he was picked up by border patrol. half a dozen migrants who traveled two months made it ashore, too. this man said the mexican government treated them horribly, extorting them at every turn, demanding bribes, threatening to take their documents and turn them away. over and over again, migrants, sometimes in groups of 50 or more are crossing in the eagle pass coming from central america to as far as away as africa. this woman risked her life, toddler in hand in a river tha

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight live from the north lawn.ood evening, jack question. >> good evening to you, bret. today the white house unveiled a new $33 billion spending badge e that would give military and military funding to ukraine and he pushed congress, the president did, to act on this quickly. but amid new signs of a worsening economy and outstanding requests for more funding, including for covid, it is annual uphill battle at the cap will toll. >> g.d.p. declined 1.4 pace in the first quarter. surprising economists who are predicting 1% growth. a second quarter of negative growth would constitute a recession. president biden tried to tamp down fears. >> they are not predicting a recession now -- some are predicting there may be a recession in 2023. >> the white house blamed the slow down on a reduction in inventory growth not inventory levels and said because the economy is reopening, there have been more imports than exports. but republicans are fearing conditions are ripe for a recession. warning government spending must be reig

more and more hikers. first learned to keep here the hands of the gestapo chief himmler, my meek heinrichcalled him goering, it was more difficult because of the belly. and here they hold the hands of rap and ges to your right. on the left, rem commanded the stormtroopers and was one of hitler's closest associates. but once he was for the sake of the stormtroopers. he made a gross mistake hitler out of courtesy, of course, invited to the car, and he seriously accepted this invitation and entered obviously. he inattentively read minecraft , it clearly says that the party should have one fedorov and not two fira well, besides, directly disliked the military, they were afraid of everything that was centuries old. in general, i had to shoot him, and hitler's personal photographer had to spoil several memorable photographs. well, stop dressing dari, that's all hitler hitler we must say a few words about mussolini, here he comes, after all. it was the predecessor. and the word fascism. this is an italian word. invented this hard repeated it. mussolini was the first to gouge with a pickaxe, and

>> bret: we are following it, jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. let's bring in howard kurtz and forbes media chairman and editor and chief steve forbes. steve, let me start with you about this elon musk deal and twitter. first, do you think this deal goes through? >> i think he will make a deal go through whether it's this one or he takes over the company. he only needs 30%, 40% to have effective control. and i think he is in it enough to do it. those who say how can he do twitter when he is doing all this other stuff, what he has done is amazing. take what he has done at rocket tri. his company has better technology any agency or company in the world in that area. the guy is able to do these things. one way or the other he will get control of twitter. >> bret: steve, mark cuban tweeted out today every major tech company, google, facebook, et al is on the phone with antitrust lawyers asking if they can buy twitter and get it approved. twitter is on the phone with their lawyers asking which request be their white knight. going to be trillion intere

joining me now, hudson institute senior fellow rebeccah heinrich.is russia simply re grouping right now, and getting ready for some type of second large-scale assault on the ukrainians? >> that's what some analysts think is happening. that has been the pattern so far , the course of this war is they continue to try to have these military operations, the ukrainians thwart them and regroup and try a different angle in a different part of the country. i am concerned if this war continues to be protractedded and goes on for a very long time and goes on something general milli said in front of congress is this is a long protracted war you'll see increased attacks like the one we just saw against the train station which is an intentional attack against civilians, because the russians think that this strategy is going to work, that zelenskyy government is simply going to capitulate and give in and say enough because the horrors are so bad but instead, cheryl, it's causing ukrainians to get mad, angry, and to continue to want to fight, so it's not a good st

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our report. >> new numbers from the cdc show nearly 60% of americans have had covid at least once. almost double from the same time last year. now vice president kamala harris adds her name to that list. >> she is boosted, twice boosted. we have a very, very contagious variant out there. >> the v.p. has no symptoms but her illness puts a spotlight on the virus as the white house sounds the alarm over funding. >> we may get a whole new generation of vaccines in the fall or winter that may be more effective and more durable. none of those are going to be available to the american people if we don't get more funding. we are tracking the treatment. >> on capitol hill republicans broadly oppose another covid bill slow so long as the white house is charging forward to end pandemic restrictions at the southern border. >> the biden administration is claiming the pandemic is over and finished on our southern border. now, they don't believe the pandemic is over, however, for american citizens. >> though the white house consistently punts responsibil

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the latest on this live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. hours before the labor department dropped another -- popping inflation report, prices in march up 8.5% compared to a year ago. the white house announced that they are lifting a ban on what environmentalists call sales of dirty gasoline. the president went to the country's largest corn ethanol producer in iowa to talk about this effort to bring down prices. >> it gives you a choice at the pump. when you have a choice, you have competition. when you have competition, you have better prices. >> the clean air act bans e-15 gasoline made up of 15% ethanol in most of the u.s. during the summer months because of smog concerns. with gas prices now averaging 4.10 a gallon, the white house is telling the e.p.a. to look away. but less than 2% of the country's fueling stations even have it. >> there is about 2300 stations in the midwest that sell e-15 and this addition, this waiver to allow that production will increase supply july and september

jacqui heinrich at the white house, all of that way before she was born. i remember it. jacqui, the administration will be pushing this idea that there's a way to get ahead of this. in iowa they'll spell out how? >> we're waiting to hear from the president on this. we expect certainly this waiver on what environmentalists call dirty gas sales to help bring down prices for some americans. the white house announced this waiver hours before the labor department dropped yet another eye-popping inflation report. they're trying to get ahead of that and say look, we're doing something on gas prices. e-15 is banned in most states because of smog concerns. gas prices are now soaring. the epa is considering lifts this ban year round. but it's only actually available in about 1.5% of the country's fuelling stations like the president's economic adviser told you earlier today. listen. >> there's about 2,300 stations in the midwest that sell e-15. this addition, this waiver to allow that sale in production will increase the supply of gasoline between june and mid september, probably

actually in fact, the president would hardly invite an unknown merchant to the white house. this is heinrichnn, in general he liked to invent a move to russia and archaeological discoveries were at that time far ahead of musical roads 800 konstantin kinchev, torn between moscow and st. petersburg, wrote this song on a bus during a tour of route e95 this st. from the first russian comic operas, the main character of the opera, the merchant skvalygin. gostiny dvor quite right opera by mikhail matinsky st. petersburg gostiny dvor was written in 1779, 1,000 merchants. this french writer and minister of culture descended on the paternal side from the lesk merchant family, well-known in orenburg. andrew is not. maurice druon merchants 400 why do you have goods with us, the merchant was an indispensable part of this traditional russian rite of courtship? let's see from whom today questions good afternoon. i am konstantin mogilevsky, chairman of the board of the russian historical society. this year marks the 350th anniversary of the birth of peter i and today our questions are devoted to life to th

i'm jacqui heinrich. there was an attack on a train station and left dozens dead. alex hogan, what is the latest on the ground there. >> hi, jacqui, british prime minister boris johnson is in ukraine currently in the capital of kyiv meeting with president zelenskyy talking with military aid. and zelenskyy has talked about how his people will be remembered for their bravery, what they've faced in the last month and zelenskyy also calling on world powers to step up and support the people who are living through this invasion. >> sanctions must be imposed against all russian banks. russian oil embargo must be imposed. the russian war crimes machine should be denied the capacity to act, vital essentials should be provided it ukraine. >> dozens of people are dead, including children who were waiting at a train station to flee the eastern part of the country yesterday when missiles hit. footage shows the blood and bodies on the ground. workers and passengers who were there laying next to their luggage. in the la

want to go to the white house right now and jacqui heinrich.hing a phone call with president zelensky and promise of more aid to come. what is the latest? >> that's right, neil. ukrainian president made his wish list known, his weapon wish list known before he talked to president biden today and the white house answered that call with a whole list of weapons. i'll get to that in just a moment. but newses that just came out of the briefing is we heard the president yesterday refer to this war in ukrainian as genocide. we learned that this was not a preplanned event. take a listen to what jen psaki told me. >> did anyone know that the president was going to use the word "genocide" in his remarks? seemed like a passing reference and a broader conversation about inflation. >> well, he's the president of the united states and the leader of the free world. he's allowed to make his views known at any point. >> so it was not scripted? >> again, we shouldn't misunderstand who he is and where he stands on the totem pull -- pole, which is at the time. >>

jackie heinrich fox news. if you're interested in helping the ukrainian people, we have made it easier to do so you can just scan the qr code here at the bottom of your screen with your phone and you'll be directed to the many bay area groups providing support. texas governor greg abbott announced today that he plans to send undocumented immigrants to washington, d. c governor, abbott says his plan is to send migrants to the nation's capital in charter busses. his announcement is in response to the by the ministrations recent decision to roll back title 42, a pandemic era emergency health order that allowed migrants to be turned away at the border. we are sending them to the united states capitol where the body administration will be able to more immediately addressed the needs of the people that they are allowing to come across our border. the chief of the texas division of emergency management, says the state has more than 900 busses now ready for operation. governor. abbott also said that texas will begin e

yeah jee and i'm jacqui heinrich. jenkins has been on the ground in ukraine for us for weeks now, griff, and seen quite a lot of destruction. it just does not seem to stop. but this new aid coming from the biden administration, hopefully, will put a dent in that. griff giver yeah, we shall see. it is ukraine's second largest city, kharkiv. it sits, as colonel davis was pointing out to you in the last hour, it sits on the top of that eastern donbas region. and if, indeed, russia were to be able to get the control of the second largest city, kharkiv, it would be a game-changer. but despite the constant missile strikes, constant shelling, constant attacks on that city, russia has not had those gains. then as you go further into that eastern donbas south in the areas that colonel davis was talking about trying to capture the russian advances, according to the pentagon, are, quote, plodding along. they're having very limited success in taking areas because of the ukrainian resistance which is bolsteredded, first and foremo

sturmbannführer, but i did not wear a uniform, and as an engineer you were obliged to be in the ss and met heinrichf hitler several times you knew the rocket factory that produced the v-2 here. i have nothing to do, i worked at a research base in peenemünde and came here only a few weeks ago, but you're in the know . do you think if i had refused, they would not have found someone else? 10 minutes, carry your things faster, this part of germany was transferred under soviet control and german engineers moved in families to the american one. are you going to stay with the russians or will you come with us? please don't forget. at the last moment, there were a few devices left - a diagram of the control system of a piece of equipment, but the documentation is far from complete. restart production on plant immediately, but comrade general. without technical data it is not possible. the americans dropped the first atomic bomb on japan. the soviet union faced a new terrible threat. the americans had the atomic bomb. and von braun's rocket technology von braun and over a hundred of his engineers went to w

i'm john roberts. >> i'm jacqui heinrich. good to be with you on a friday.in more martha. putin is warning the united states for unpredictable consequences following a shipment of high powered

at the white house, jackie heinrich fox news jackie veto raising concerns about a possible new major offensive by russian forces. moscow withdrew its forces around kiv just about a week ago. its negotiators saying it was done to instill mutual trust. now putin's forces are mounting in the east and the secretary general of nato says he is still convinced putin's end goal is to control all of ukraine. >> russia's moving forces out of the north to reach and force them, to resupply them, to rearm them and then to move them into the east where we are expecting a major offensive. president putin's aim is to try to control the whole of donbas and to establish a land bridge. >> but with us now, retired colonel daniel davis, a senior fellow at defense priorities. always great to see you. is the secretary general of nato right? do you believe that russia truly does want to control all of ukraine, not just the, the eastern portion of the donbas region? no, i don't i don't believe that they do. i don't see any evidence that i don't or any of us that putin even initially thought that he wanted to

jacqui heinrich is reporting live from the rose garden ahead of the president.g to announce a new ban on unlicensed kits to manufacture guns at home. basically what it will do, expand the definition of firearm to include these kits so that basically they fall under the gun control act, and that requires manufacturers to be licensed, serial numbers on the products, and folks have to go through a background check when they buy one. critics say it's just enhancing record keeping, it's not going to bring down violent crime and jen psaki was just asked that moments ago. >> will there be -- can you say this administration say there will be fewer shootings as a result of what the president is doing today? >> that's always our hope and our objective, right, is to reduce the impact of gun violence as we have seen violence go up, we have seen a huge vast majority of that, nearly three-quarters as a result of guns and ghost guns. >> and we have not been able to get an answer on what percentage of gun crime those guns account for. the administration says it's using executiv

russian and polish artist heinrich simeradsky was born, studied in kharkov, st.rked and sang antiquity in italy . the tretyakov gallery opens an exhibition of an international master. why the exposition following the example of the gods deserves attention, alina will tell repina being here at the exhibition of the gene muradsky family, you cannot get rid of the thought that the third forging was an extremely difficult task. show interesting main let the russian academician in the second half of the xix century, if your cheekbones are reduced from the words salon painting, then you will be pleasantly surprised here, this is an exhibition. she 's not only and not so much. oh with the emirates. i feel right. yes, of course, she was searching for beauty in the second half of the 19th century, which is a focus on beauty and attempts in her work in first of all reflect the lovely, but actually passes. ah, such a through line. through all russian art, reaching the art of our contemporaries, who again return to classical antiquity, and traditions after a certain period o

summer, with the help of the portal , more than 70,000 issues were resolved. an exhibition called heinrichthe example of the gods opens today at the tretyakov gallery this project is a continuation of the exposition captives of beauty, which took place 17 years ago and opened to the public a whole layer of russian painting for a long time, which was in oblivion . the fate of the heroes of ancient greece and ancient rome when you understand that the art of the semiradsky art of uh pulse russian uh academicism, but in fact an important stage in the development of artistic searches, and you find a place in the russian history of art, and all this, of course, fits into international artistic context. the exhibition presents the work of severadsky mainly from russian museum and private collections, as well as paintings by painters of his circle. the exposition will be open until the third of july. motogroups of rescuers will break on may 1 to patrol in all districts the capitals and they are involved in the elimination of the consequences of road accidents, first aid, victims of various search

of blood, a little later on the flight of the chancellery, baor, i met the chief of the gestapa, heinrichhrer group, ss muller told me on april 30 after the death of hitler that he, along with two sd employees, would shoot himself for you baur to leave here makes sense as a pilot. you didn’t have to arrest or shoot anyone, and i conducted the investigation into the conspiracy on july 20 and did something else that i don’t have the right to tell you muller really committed suicide by shooting himself in the imperial office. come on. my ears are already ringing, sit down, sit down, the legendary series 17 moments of spring accurately conveyed the atmosphere of those days of relations in the hitlerite elite. the disappearance of the gray eminence of the reich and hitler's personal secretary martin bormann has become one of the mysteries in the world. furet's deputy for the stirlitz party, like many in the sd apparatus, knew that furet had not made a single important decision in recent years without consulting bormann on the evening of may 1. may bormann, together with bauer, in the medical e

according to the head of the government of the federal land of northern heinrich lust, proximity to russian social democrats at the head from taking the necessary ones. therefore, wöz even accused the social democrats that the past relationship with putin became for the chancellor’s party, serious problems for the opposition cdu, and hss, also do not want to stay on the sidelines and do nothing anymore. we want to support the federal government in this crisis. but if the chancellor schultz will not rush into the issue of supplying weapons to kiev, let him wait next week from the cdu, the ksu bundestag. as a result, the decision on deliveries can be made without his participation.

fragrant herbs spoke about him and conveys the feeling of the very air of greece, the russian artist heinrichiradsky, decades later, reopens in moscow after the revolution, they tried to forget about his solar idealistic work for quite a long time there was no interest in the artists of the second half of the xix century. and at the base creativity, which was not a reflection of all the problems of the pains of their time, as was the case with the pentecostals, but artists who put the classic at the forefront, but the beautiful and the main task was not to stir the soul, but on the contrary, to complicate it contemporaries. they talked. this escape from real life, and by the way, no one ever questioned his mastery of technology, brought admiration to both friends and enemies of the antiquity of henryk of semiradsky. this is the world of the infinite. waist like this detailed, it seems, take a step and now you are already on the coast or in fragrant chambers, every glare on metal, every sunbeam or shadow written out in a filigree monumental canvas was created for three or four years for the xi

this is our business card in the tretyakov gallery, heinrich semiradsky, from which we can say it begann museum is a painter, a virtuoso of antiquity, whom he did not dream of collecting, researched antiquities, and his paintings served as a source of inspiration for each. henry khasenkevichi. helped to write roman kama-gredienshi by the first cinematographer. find the right misan scenes and set the light next to the works of the artist himself, ancient sculptures and vases from the tretyakov gallery and the pushkin museum. soviet classics, which are still quoted by many, can be shown to children on the big screen soyuzmultfilm and moskino arranges matinees in order to introduce baba yaga against the golden fund of the patriotic animation as early as possible. masha is no longer a lazy person. once upon a time there was a dog beware of monkeys, admission is free by prior registration, we are preparing cars for my friend. in 15 minutes we are going to look at moscow from the river bus or go on a cruise in russia. the navigation season has opened 44 berths from where motor ships go to the

today jackie heinrich asked jen psaki about all of that. >> how can you show concern people looking ats person wondering if she's going to be able to accurately judge misinformation now that a lot of that reporting has been proven to be factual? >> i don't have any comments on the laptop but i can tell you it sounds like the objective of the board is to prevent disinformation and misinformation from traveling around the country should. i'm not sure who opposes that effort and i don't know who the individual is so i have no comment on it specifically. kennedy: i don't know anything about her. very useful. regardless of who she is, the white house is going to decide what is true and what isn't and it's deeply alarming for all americans. get into it with tonight panel, host of the gary and shannon show, in los angeles, gary hoffmann, fox news political analyst and my friend, juan williams pulling up the national capitol. and director of the libertarian institute, scott horton is back. i can't wait for it. gary, who decides what constitutes misinformation? my worry is someone's misinformat

as far as asking touch questions, not just peter doocy, i thought jackie heinrich had a very good week as far as showing what the kind of questions should be asked during these press briefings. >> i grow. >> i wasn't there. >> yeah. >> jen saki can't circle back, by the way, because she has one foot out the door and apparently is starting at msnbc probably in may, and we're in may, as far as next month is concerned yet still she is there at the white house, taking questions, while there's a clear flick of interest. to get to the whole ministry of truth thing, this is like a mel brooks movie except mel's movies were intentionally hilarious. this is downright scary. the fact it's going to fall under alejandro mallorca, this guy is presiding over the worst border crisis of a lifetime and he blames the trump administration for giving him a broken border system. we should give him more responsibility. what could possibly go wrong? as you said, jankoous as you noted, christopher steel,. the u.s. government shouldn't be considering something like this because partisans obviously the political

neil: they are in a tough time doing that jacqui heinrich thank you very much and speaking of the wholeh hasnie on capitol hill with the appetite for that on the hill. what are you hearing? reporter: oh, the appetite is huge and jackie hit the ball out of the park when she said as the mid-terms get closer democrats are looking for a win. look, the president, the white house has asked congress to come up with some kind of legislation on student and loan debt, bring it to the president's desk, he'll gladly sign it . that didn't happen, surprise surprise so now, it looks like the president is inching closer to doing it himself, although it's still not clear if the president even has the legal authority to cancel student debt , but if he goes forward with it, neil, the number may not be as high as what progressives had hoped for. he told reporters he's not considering the 50,000 per- person cancellation but even canceling 10,000, neil, means writing off 321 billion in loans , and the committee for responsible federal budget claims canceling student debt would only worsen the inflation situa

today our own jacqui heinrich asked just who they are. this is interesting. take a look. >> has the president asked to to goto ukraine. >> i'm not going to get into private conversations. what i can tell you is we are not planning a trip by the president of the united states to ukraine. what is most important to ukrainian leadership is that we are expediting weapons and getting the mean the assistance and security assistance they need and that's what our focus is on. >> if the president -- who decides if the president goes to ukraine or not? he said he expressed interest in going to ukraine but "they wouldn't let me." >> i'm not going to get into private considerations internally on that front. >> sean: they won't let me? really, joe? may be nobody told you but you're supposed to be the president. in other words, joe is to busy getting rest he doesn't have time for international travel. good for boris johnson. unfortunately joe doesn't have the urgency, any urgency whatsoever when it comes to any major issue. today he shouted, squinting, lied a lot. he did it

. >> carley: alexandria hoff live for us but let's bring in leslie heinrich congressional candidate,ley hunt, you heard henry cuellar said title 42 listed but also, keeps on rac members of congress are pushing to have title 42 extended. does the biden administration clip on this issue? >> obviously they are not and they've chosen to die on the hill. but i want to make one comment. i want to thank him for his service. i want to thank for what he has time for our country and for humanity. you know what, he has absolutely no business dying and this administration the right thing by the american people and by this country. we just had since march 221000 illegal immigrants that were cut at the border, literally just this past month. this is a 331% increase with one year ago. this is the most we have seen actually caught in this country and the integrity of this administration. when you think about these numbers, it is actually devastating, and the taxpaying americans, absolutely it must stop. when i think about the people at the border that would fix this issue, fix this problem, you know

jackie: jacqui heinrich, thanks for that.hop evans who died saving two migrants who appeared to be drowning in the rio grande river. here is react, former i.c.e. acting director, tom homan. always great to get your insight. when it comes to bishop evans, this is tragic in the line of duty he goes into the body of water to save people struggling, potentially drowning. there are reports indicate that those folks were bringing drugs illegally into this country. your thoughts? >> first of all it is sad and it is tragic we lost a good soul doing his john. he died as a hero. and people need to know that the border patrol, the national guard, they save a lot of lives. just last year border patrol, just the border patrol saved 12,877 lives. they pulled people out of river. they found people stranded in the desert. they found abandoned children. they have over 12,000 saves. this, the only humanitarian thing on the border under the biden administration are the men and women in uniform that is the only humanitarian thing they have got o

team coverage continues with our jacqui heinrich, she's live at the white house.democrats breaking with the president over the border there at 1600? jacqui. >> we are not hearing a lot of reaction from the white house over this national guard soldier or out of the democrats breaking with the administration. the president, though, today is expected to meet with the congressional hispanic caucus to talk about title 42 and broader immigration reforms, something they have not been able to do in congress. 50 house republicans have written to alejandro mayorkas accusing him of willingly endangering americans by failing to secure the border. mayorkas for his part addressed criticism he's not doing enough in an interview with cbs on friday saying d.h.s. is planning to look at the surge when title 42 ends, and proof of that, deployed additional resources to the border in anticipation of the end of 42. surging personnel, medical resources, and facilities to support border operations but house republicans say he is missing the point. >> my question to secretary mayorkas, i s

. >> let's get to jackie heinrich live at the white house for us to kick things off at this hour. hi, jackie. >> hi. good morning to you both. axios is reporting that dhs secretary mayorkas has privately expressed concerns to members of congress fearing the administration is not ready for the migrant surge at the border after the repeal of title 42 and expressing frustration with the way the cdc announced plans to end this program. it contradicts what mayorkas told cnn two days ago in panama conveying confidence about all this and think we have to be mindful of the fact we're addressing enemies. they're the cartels and smugglers. i will not provide our plans to them. all this comes as the white house denies reports that it is considering postponing the title 42 repeal. the president yesterday gave a pretty confusing answer conflating the border health policy with mask mandates and saying his justice department will appeal the decision to lift it. >> do you think of delaying title 4? >> president biden: what i'm considering it -- first of all there will be an appeal by the justice