so sorry to interrupt till henry jones is also being accused by the us that it could potentially supply arms and ammunition to russia. i mean, there's hardly a neutral position, is it? i know it's been denied by beijing. well, that's not true. i mean, we heard a story again. i mean, i remember last year 11 chimes diplomat meeting. he was the one might be for the wrong meeting in rome. there was hes wars like. 5 that spread by us again, so, so now they're doing the same so, but the chinese of, i think the gum novice has already denied that, and also chinese defense minis. though we have also said at the shangri la dialogue that china does not provide annie military or substantial materials. the body of the normal trade that china doesn't favor sanctions. because that is really hardly though, go for economy a. we are on top of a pandemic, and that is really, i think, chance that again in this position. so we hope that we can really sit down and talk and let's have the discussions. i mean, that's really, you know, the piece piece at toes as nicholas thought. i somewhere, and i think i prop

first edition of henry fielding's famous work. the story of tom jonesundling, the writer took a lot from spanish the picaresque and french comic novel relied on cervantes and defoe but created a new realistic roman epic and rightfully called himself the creator of a new type of literature, telling about the adventures of the protagonist. fielding draws a broad picture of the life of society , deduces a different human character and social types. it was a first in literature plus adventurous adventures of intrigue combined with reflections on human nature. all this provided this jones with incredible success in the first year alone, he withstood four buildings and is still considered to be one of the greatest novels of all time, it has been filmed many times. they even began to follow him. and on february 28, 1810 , the marine guard appeared in russia. the guards crew formed by the decree of alexander the first once the russian emperor met napoleon on a raft in the middle of the border river. the don cossacks did not skillfully manage his boat on the nem

we want to take you live to boston because a henri these in a these -- athena jones is braving the elements for us. what is it like? >> reporter: well, it is very, very cold.the elements for us. what is it like? >> reporter: well, it is very, very cold. the air temperature is negative 9, but the windchill makes it feel like negative 31. the wind right now feels very similar to last night, normal speeds around 20 miles per hour, but there are gusts of up to 3 of miles per hour, that is helping make things feel a little colder. and you will remember we were forecasting here in boston to hit negative 36 with windchill overnight. that did happen just a couple of hours ago. but i can tell you the good news here in boston is that by around 10:00, we expect the temperature to hopefully get up to zero. that will be considered progress of course. as you mentioned, a number of records broken in the region. you mentioned mount washington but also here in boston according to the national weather service boston, new record set of negative 5 in 1881, negative 8 last night. and 20 million people remain un

confident, based on my own history and the history goes back to to to what nikole hannah-jones wrote about and what henry louis gates writes about films going all way back to the first slaves that stepped on the. back in the 1600s. they survived, many of them. they survived. and in some cases, time went on. they conquered. so the phrase a more perfect union isn't a perfect union. it's a more perfect. and so when we know our history, hopefully, and that's the reason we should know our history, we should be to keep keeping on and to know that the wind is at our backs from our history and that however imperfect we are in the world. if you look at the history here and in other places. there are going to be some hard times. but there are people like gayle and dr. keith and, my brother who's here, franklin, his wife are who. will help us on the road to a more perfect union, confident and i get depressed at some of the things i see. i'm going to be watching the debate tomorrow night between the two candidates for senator and and hoping i and tell you how it i'm hoping but i'm going be watching because i want to

general and original members include henry knox, baron von steuben, gates, nathaniel green, benjamin lincoln, james monroe, alexander hamilton and aaron. john. paul jones. thaddeus kosciuszko. the marquee to lafayette. come to russia, bo. come to staying pure plum fun. james peel i could go on just for a little background and this society was established as a hereditary organization and the founders believing that they were sort of building in this sort of insurance that as the generations there would be these men to come along, who would have this hopefully built in and feeling this responsible party to carry on the work of the society so that future generations would not forget the sacrifices and ideals that resulted in american independence. it remains a hereditary today with more than 4000 members descended from both american and french officers of the revolution and the society is unique among hereditary organizations in america as its founders were actual participants in the event that the organization is meant to commemorate. so today i have gotten the question before it is a society, it died out. does it still exist? we very much do both as a h

henry lee has the latest do we feel that the current administration has our back? no we don't brenda grisham, who lost her son, chris jonesn violence is frustrated. she's been a vocal supporter of oakland police chief laurent armstrong and vice versa. she was among dozens at a city hall rally who say it was wrong for mayor xiang tao to fire him without cause loyalty is big in the community of oakland. chief laurent armstrong has been loyal to the families. he's been loyal to the community . it didn't matter what race he's been, lawyer said, although she liked armstrong. personally she no longer had confidence in him because of missteps in department investigations of a sergeant accused of to cover ups . the former chief did not attend the rally. instead he met with his attorney to discuss his legal options, which could include a lawsuit. in a statement, armstrong said. in part, i continue to believe that my termination with the result of a fundamentally flawed process that resulted in unfair , inaccurate conclusions about me, i am continuing to evaluate my legal options to preserve my rights and my hard earned reputation.

henry lee. reports this comes as many want to know what is next. for the police department. do we feel that the current administration has our back? no we don't grisham, who lost her son, chris jones to gun violence is frustrated. she's been a vocal supporter of oakland police chief laurent armstrong and vice versa. she was among dozens at a city hall rally who say it was wrong for mayor xiang tao to fire him without cause loyalty is big in the community of oakland. chief laurent armstrong has been loyal to the families. he's been loyal to the community. it didn't matter what race. he's been lawyer, the mayor said, although she liked armstrong. personally she no longer had confidence in him because of missteps in department investigations of a sergeant accused of to cover ups . the former chief did not attend the rally. instead he met with his attorney to discuss his legal options, which could include a lawsuit. in a statement, armstrong said. in part, i continue to believe that my termination with the result of a fundamentally flawed process that resulted in unfair , inaccurate conclusions about me, i am continuing to evaluate my legal options to preserve my rights and my hard ea

jones. they came together to honor one man and rerecord one of his best known songs. >> one, two, three, four. ♪ >> reporter: the theme from the "peter gunn" tv show. by the great henryr. but back then, henry was just hank, a 34-year-old tv music composer and his piano player was a 26-year-old kid named johnny williams. johnny has since moved on, but on this day the maestro himself came back and took a seat at his steinway grand. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: what does it feel like to play it again? >> amazing. like a bicycle. you get back on. >> reporter: is that what it felt like? >> it was great. >> reporter: johnny williams is the only one left from the original recording session. >> hank was known but wasn't the henry mancini that we know now. that night he was hank, who worked at the studio. we knew him as a buddy. >> reporter: you were johnny? >> i was johnny, yes. covered with hair, by the way. , that's a good many happy years ago. >> reporter: what do you think it is about this song that it transcends? >> it's insistent, isn't it? must be the great piano playing. don't you think? >> reporter: i do think. of course, the piano. but there is so much more to it. ♪ ♪ >> repor