two news. this is the fourth and the police chief also revealing today that investigators believe yesterday's school shooting is gang related. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes alex savage. six people were shot and rushed to the hospital, and at least two of them are still in serious condition. ktvu brooks jarocz joining us now live from the king of state's campus in oakland, with the latest on the investigation, brooks it is quiet here today, almost no one around. but we now know that there were at least two shooters yesterday that were caught on camera before they entered this school. and what we're told is that they are part of a group or a gang and police say they entered the front doors. they identified their target, and then they just started firing. oakland police now say a

two news. this is the four and a couple inside a home there in east oakland, hit by those stray bullets as they slept welcome everyone to the forum. heather holmes alex savage. two other people were wounded during a chaotic gun battle and car crash reporter henry lee joining us now after talking with neighbors and the couple who were shot henry, alex and heather. this was a neighborhood under siege. many shooters with different types of guns, including rifles. all told, there were at least 100 rounds fired over several minutes. mario nunez ring cameras captured the sound of gunfire near 92nd and peach in east oakland. they're even more shots before the cameras rolled. heard about 50 gunshots from like, starting from like 30 seconds ago. and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle that was going on. the shootout happened at about 10 30 tuesday night not far from this memorial at the dead end of 92nd avenue, oakland city council member treva reid says two cars were involved in the rolling shootout before crashing. they were driving and shooting. an accident occurred. they jumped out of the car and, uh,

pile of metal on the seabed pressure in nord stream one and nord stream two fell on monday night into the waters. yes, they are born holmand seismologists registered two explosions. and later it turned out that the nature of the three holes excludes the factor of chance, as well as the possibility the use of the system of northern streams, the coming winter, only according to preliminary estimates. the cost of repairs tends to 300 million euros, and it all depends on how soon gazprom will be able to start this work now, deliveries of russian gas to europe here through the turkish stream and the territory of ukraine on the eve of russia warned that this transit could be terminated if avtogaz will not stop the arbitration proceedings against gazprom in kiev said it will not stop even with the threat of shutting down the gas pipeline nikita korzun andrey zubkevich ntv the energy crisis in europe provoked a new wave of protests today hundreds of people gathered in the center of prague to rally in the center of prague, they harshly criticized the actions of the government, demanding that the authorities not follow the lead o

our next guest florida restaurant owner boarding up his two locations in holmes gheech sarasota before unbuddy foy jr. joins us now. your sarasota restaurant actually under construction. how do you prepare for a hurricane with the restaurant that's under construction? >> well, you take everyone and all hands on deck. you go from construction mode to prepare mode. and we have-good news is we had all the equipment there and the map power. you got to pivot. you can't even think twice. >> todd: what is your greatest concern as ian approaches? >> right now my greatest concerns our employees are scattered all over the place. it's hard to keep track of 30 employees. you go to like this fear of what is going to happen to your people. we have to have faith that we are all going to be protected and all be smart and make the right decisions and get cover. we evacuated. we listened. we heeded the warnings. >> todd: buddy, got to interrupt you here. got to go governor ron desantis in florida. take a listen to the governor. >> fema regional administrator. as of 7:00 a.m., hurricane ian is located ro

two women. they've been identified as 35 year old nicole holmes of fairfield and 20 year old amante hadley.ancy pelosi and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we're in san francisco today checking out the progress on the long delayed central subway project the muny metro extension through soma union square in chinatown still set to serve passengers in the fall abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn with a closer look now. this is the ride so many have been waiting for construction on the central subways nearly done today. we tagged along as local and national leaders rode the train on the underground rail line from union square to chinatown san francisco. mayor london breed house speaker nancy pelosi and the us transportation secretary got a closer. look at what crews have been working on for years. thank the community for their patients during the many many years of construction work began in 2010 on the central subway line. originally was supposed to be done by december 2018 the 1.6 billion dollar project stretches 1.7 miles and will connect san francisco's downtown areas to chinatown. tha

vote so join the communication workers of america union it comes after two months after the maryland store unionized >>> elizabeth holmesn the legal set bback a judge declined to overturn the jury ruling. the judge won't make the decision final until october when holmes is due to be sentenced. she faces up to 20 years in prison this trial is fascinating to watch with so many twists and turns. >> such a fascinating story, as you said, the trial is the final part pippa stevens, thank you for the breakdown. >>> business leaders and heads of states and top market players gathering along the waters of lake como in italy and our steve sedgwick is lake side at the forum for us steve, a very good morning to you. what a great series of interviews you have been doing so far throughout the morning. what is the key take away? particularly on the all important macro outlook for europe and energy outlook? >> reporter: good morning, wilf. i know you have been looking at the conversations. i was listening to mike pompeo, the secretary of state under the trump administration, talking about his concerns i was talking to the minister of i

holmes. >> reporter: for president donald trump in pennsylvania for two of his hand-picked k ed candidates.ech sounded much more like a 2024 presidential stump speech. for over two hours focusing mostly on his accomplishments in office and airing his grievances on everything from hillary clinton to the fbi. he also responded to that search of his mar-a-lago home in length. take a listen. >> the biden administration invaded the home of their chief political opponent, who is absolutely destroying him and everyone else in the polls, i hate to say it. our opponents have badly miscalculated this egregious abuse of the laws going to produce a backlash, the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. >> reporter: trump's appearance comes days after we saw president joe biden in the state. it goes to show you how critical this state has become in 2022. particularly when you look at that open senate seat that belongs to retiring republican pat toomey. democrats have said they believe that this is one of their only opportunities to pick up a seat as they cling on, hoping to keep that majority. >> for

holmes. >> reporter: former president sdwrump went into pennsylvania to support two of his hard-picked candidate mastriano and it sounded like a stump speech. it went over two hours, focusing mostly on his accomplishments in office, anecdotes, hillary clinton and the fbi. he responded to the search of his mar-a-lago home at length, take a listen. >> the biden administration invaded the home of their chief political opponent, who is absolutely destroying him and everyone else in the polls, i hate to say it. but our opponents have badly miscalculated. this egregious abuse of the law is going to produce a backlash the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. >> reporter: trump's appearance comes days after we saw president joe biden in the state, showing you how critical the state has become in 2022, particularly when you look at the retiring republican pat toomey. democrats say they believe it is one of their only opportunities to pick up a seat as they cling on, hoping to keep that majority. >> joining me from allentown, pennsylvania, charlie dent, cnn political commentator and former republic

eleanor holmes norton, for two minutes. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. norton: i thank my good friend, the chair of our committee, for yielding to me. and i come to speak in strong support of the whistleblower protection improvement act of which i am a co-sponsor. i especially appreciate this bill, since as a member of congress for the district of columbia, many federal employees are my constituents. importantly, this bill would expand whistleblower protections and ensure due process and enable relief for whistleblowers. we should appreciate and celebrate our federal employees, especially our whistleblowers, and i am particularly pleased that this bill would clarify that federal employees cannot be retaliated against for sharing information with congress. it is important that congress have full information about the operations of our government and this good governance measure will help with that goal. i am grateful to chairwoman maloney for introducing this important bill and i am pleased to speak in support of it. i yield back. the chair: the gentl

unique judge, he really made a lot of wonderful films, but two of his creations became truly folk paintings the adventures of sherlock holmeswinter cherry was fantastic popular and remain so until now, seeing them on the tv screen. it is no longer possible to switch to another channel. surprisingly accurate intonation. it doesn't sound fake at all. people love each other with pleasure. uh, you go on some hmm adventure with them, your deduction method every minute to improve every minute. i think that igor maslennikov was recognized as the best here even in england itself and did not meet. eh, since then still alive very elderly daughter by her conanda or jane and she told them if my father saw this russian shampoo. he was over happy. this is the greatest award, and the picture winter cherry has become almost a personal story of millions of women, what is the secret of people's love for the films of igor maslennikov, how he was able to so accurately fall into the hearts of the viewer in our film. we will tell. how these masterpieces were created, armed with detective methods. we will try to unravel the cipher of the director

two multi-part novels have become truly popular. winter cherry and the adventures of sherlock holmes and dr.f the world's best screen version of the legendary detective. this was recognized more than once, and the british themselves maslennikov brought out of the shadow of the second hero the phrase of an elementary acin, the legendary detective left the people. his faithful friend the doctor, brilliant images created by the director. these sounds, gestures , costumes will forever remain classics of english stiffness with the irony of a russian person. after all, for the immortal saga of the detective, his friend. igor maslennikov did not even want to take it, he considered doyle to be a rather mediocre writer, but it was important to try and he succeeded. so much so that today you can’t even imagine another sherlock holmes, i can console you. the fact is that there are a lot of people like me in the world, maybe even i am the only one after the release of the picture on the screens, the british themselves were delighted with the director’s work admired, wondering how it is possible to conve

two women. they have been identified as a 35-year-old nicole holmes and 25-year-old amonte -- kumasi: gun-controll advocates, -- calling on governor newsom to sign a bill that will expand vision care control. the legislation allows optometrists to use certain types of lasers to treat certain types of glaucoma. they would be allowed to perform collagen cross-linking. a procedure to treat what could be a debilitating cornea procedure. >> given the crisis of health care with the practitioners willing to trait -- i believe optometrists should be called on to perform in office procedures like the ones within this bill. kumasi: 10 other states allow optometrists to use lasers. julian: oakland is vowing to return land thatonderated vge t. it is near joaquin miller park. the tribe hopes to build a basket structure that will be used for reflection. >> it is a vision of holding those dreams together, holding prayers together. allowing us to do those dreams. julian: the land cannot be sold because of legal hurdles. oakland will give property rights back to the tribe. that deal still needs to be approved by

two years. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes savage. the latest government figures show inflation for august was higher than analysts had expected. it would be with prices continuing to soar and everything from groceries to rent now, with investors worried about more aggressive rate hikes coming, there was a massive sell off on wall street. today the dow dropped 1276 points while the nasdaq lost 632 points and the s and p. 500 was down. 177 okay, so let's go ahead now and talk more about this dismal day on wall street. and bring in georgia machete family wealth advisor at morgan stanley and george inflation, it just won't cool off the consumer price index showing prices increased. 0.1% for the month ended up 8.3% over the past year. let's talk a little bit about those numbers. i mean, that's what has investors really worried? well, if you notice i'm not wearing my coat and tie today where there's been a lot of heavy lifting, and i'm not gonna sugarcoat it. you know, august inflation numbers were just terrible. headline inflation was up,

born holm, at a depth of about fifty meters, the gas pipeline was originally laid in such a way as to damage both nord stream one and nord stream - twothe same time was almost impossible, but the destruction is obvious two birds are in the economic zone of sweden, two more in danish, as far as i can tell, this attack was technically, a very complex operation that could not be carried out by an ordinary group of people. thus there is a high risk that behind this after all, there is a certain state, the fact that the damage to the northern streams occurred with the participation of some country does not exclude that in russia this case will be investigated as an act of international terrorism, this was stated in the prosecutor general 's office, the situation is being closely monitored and in the kremlin the scale of destruction indicates that when there is really a certain act, which, of course, to imagine that such a terrorist action could take place without the involvement of some state, it is very difficult to sabotage the difference in terminology depends on which side of the west or east to look at, all available information indi

two news. at six. prosecutors are trying to block convicted theranos founder elizabeth holmes from getting a new trial . defense attorneys for holmes argued earlier this month that she should receive a new trial based on new evidence that they say could overturn her conviction. her attorneys claim . one of the key witnesses in the trial went to visit her at home this summer. well today, prosecutors accused holmes's attorneys have merely trying to delay her sentencing, which is still scheduled for october. 17th almost faces up to 20 years in prison after being convicted of fraud in january. california senator alex padilla today announced a new round of funding for small businesses. padilla joined other federal and state leaders on a conference call this afternoon. the plan allocates $1.1 billion to california small business credit initiative, and it all comes from the white house's american rescue plan. the funny announced today will no doubt give thousands of california's the chance to achieve their american dream. padilla says, among the many benefits of billions of dollars in federal money will help

you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 a new twist today in the elizabeth holmes fraud case, attorneysfor that there are those founders say they want a new trial. ktvu evan sernoffsky reports it has to do with the testimony of a key witness in the case. new allegations from elizabeth holmes defense team claimed former lab director adam rosen dorf showed up at her home on august 8th in new court filings tuesday. the attorneys claim rosen dorf spoke with homes boyfriend billy evans. they claim rosen dorf said he quote felt that he had done something wrong and thought a conversation with homes would be healing. he wants to switch his own conscience and he'll as he said , by talking to her. i'm not sure what good that is going to do, testified over several days at trial, helping prosecutors convict that their nose founder on four counts of fraud and conspiracy. he was also a confidential source for the wall street journal, which exposed the theranos deceit in 2015. defense attorneys now wants a new trial in the case or at minimum, a hearing where rosen dorff would have to answer questions

two news. prosecutors are trying to block convicted theranos founder elizabeth holmes from getting a new trial.ing holmes attorneys are trying to delay her sentencing, which is still scheduled for october, 17th, defense attorney for holmes argued earlier this month that she should receive a new trial based on new evidence they say could not or could overturn her conviction. her attorneys claimed one of the key witnesses in the trial visited her home this summer homes faces up to 20 years in prison after being convicted of fraud in january. miller has been ordered to pay vox or more than $174 million for violating livestream patents. patents were developed by co founder tom cats is a us army veteran looking to solve battlefield communication issues after his unit was ambushed in 2003 cats, a says he brought the issue up during a meeting with facebook live managers back in 2016. but they declined to enter into an agreement regarding their continued use of that technology. san jose city leaders hope a new google transit village will help bring a big boost to downtown during the press conference, t

buckley one officer of the year, two years in a row during his time at the sheriff's office twist today in the elizabeth holmescted of fraud earlier this year. ktvu s evan sernoffsky has been following this trial from day one. so evan, what's the argument here? yeah julie elizabeth holmes. attorneys say the star witness for the prosecution showed up at her door last month wanting to talk . dr adam rosen. dorf was theranos lab director and testified about major problems with the company that helped lead to her conviction. new allegations from elizabeth holmes defense team claimed former lab director adam rosen dorf showed up at her home on august 8th in new court filings tuesday. the attorneys claim rosen dorf spoke with homes boyfriend billy evans. they claim rosen dorf said he quote felt that he had done something wrong and thought a conversation with homes would be healing. he wants to switch his own conscience and he'll as he said , by talking to her. i'm not sure what good that is going to do, testified over several days at trial, helping prosecutors convict that their nose founder on four counts of fraud

two gop candidates, dr. mehmet oz and doug mastriano. both have the full trump endorsement, and both are struggling. cnn's kristen holmes is there right now. this rally comes days after president biden was in pennsylvania calling out the trump maga movement. what message do you think is resonating with pennsylvanians right now, and what are you hearing from some of these rally participants so far? are some of them engaging in this election denialism that's been a hallmark? >> well, we certainly hear the speakers that are introducing this rally set the tone including from marjorie taylor green who took the stage toe a standing ovation. she denied that biden won the election. she sympathized with january 6th rioters as well as that fauci should be jailed. if that is the pattern we're going on, likely to hear a message at least in that direction from the former president tonight. this is the first time we're going to see him at a public event since husband home at mar-a-lago was searched by the fbi, so something else we expect to hear about tonight. and of course, jim, as we know, as you know better than anyone, there are

little to say outside their own holmes and many times from marginalized communities and brings me to a group of college grads and it might not surprise you to know that twoe field of humanities and arts, social and behavioral sciences not too far off that seems kind of odd. these folk us are upset about this and they get to complain enough that they've gotten themselves a trillion dollar bailout from taxpayers. i think it's a really unhealthy system that has to go there far to appease the elites. president biden likes to call himself scranton joe but in his hometown, 23% of folks have college degrees and means the rest of them don't. they're in that despair bucket. who is going to help them out? is anyone looking out for them? anyone? i hope scranton joe is looking out for them because they're not getting a nickel of that trillion dollars and they need it probably more than the elites that regret they took the wrong major. liz claman, over to you. liz: charles, the dow just hit a new session high while you were talking, 474 points to the upside. charles: we needed it. liz: just like that sign says, making money, let's do it. fox market alerted, we do hav

holmes. poppy? >> kristen, thank you so much. >>> still ahead for us, nearly four months after officers just stopped, stalled in the the hallway of robb elementary school while a gunman killed 21 people there, twoeen suspended with pay. we're joined by one of the lead advocates for more transparency in all of this, texas state senator roland gutierrez. ♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt everywhere. that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%. and we're projected to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high pr

london two damp foggy cities with similar architecture that's why the audience does not let go of the feeling of genuine england in the picture, but the most risky expedition was in abkhazia to film holmesght with the brain of the underworld professor moriarty found something that looked like a waterfall near lake ritsa. we arrived when it was such a line there, an eichenbaski waterfall in the form of lines, there was a general longing, and suddenly one day it rained in the mountains. we got there, it was a roar. from above ivanov, he looked and said, i will not go there. i have a child. i have to educate him. i want to live, i won't go there. it was scary, there was really nowhere to go. a professional is a professional, or ivanov went. on sharp stones, this is not the back, so to speak we have such marks from come to me, according to conan doyle, professor moriarty was perfect in wrestling. we have researched all reference books on martial arts. it turned out that such a struggle does not exist, no such struggle is a made-up word. he just apparently forgot the livelihood, it means he just forgot, he couldn’t remember, he came up with the police , that’s all, when all these claims agai

two news. this is the fourth a recent double homicide involving in alameda county sheriff's deputy has exposed some real issues within the department. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes alex savage ktvu has learned the killings triggered a second look at deputies and how they fared on psychological testing, and now nearly four dozen face restrictions because they failed . those who valuations are crime reporter henry lee, joining us now live from the newsroom with more henry. alex these deputies were found to be ill suited for the job because they failed psych exams. in some cases many years ago. they received letters a few days ago, just weeks after one of their own allegedly shot and killed. they coupled in dublin. 47 alameda county sheriff's deputies now without law enforcement powers for failing psychological exams going back to 2016 ktvu has learned that deputies received unsatisfactory marks during their background checks and will now be stripped of their guns. the deputies have assignments that include monitoring inmates at santa rita jail in dublin to patrolling the streets from the eden township station in san leandro. essentially what you have is you have a

two news. thank you, henry new this morning, theranos founder elizabeth holmes is once again asking for a judge to grant her a new trial, saying there's new evidence that could overturn her conviction, according to the bay area news group, her legal team says arguments that were presented in the trial of sunny ball wani would have led to a different verdict in her own trial homes. lawyers say prosecutors played down the allegations that ball wani had quote influence over her, but did the opposite inbal lonnie's trial. holmes was convicted earlier this year in her sentencing is currently scheduled for next month. all right. it's 408 want to check iy a bit. oh, there's a beautiful moon. you know what we refer to this has this is the 94% waxing gibbous moon. oh my waxing as it's on his way to becoming a full moon, which will be on saturday, right referred to a waning moon when it's on its way to becoming a new moon, which is when we don't see it at all right? and what i'm calling this right now is just me being spoiled because our engineers are just doing their best to make me happy this morning,

holmes and cool your homes. -- heat your homes and cool your homes. in maryland, we are fortunate to have a buddy in offshore wind energy. twocompanies have projected together they will create 10,000 jobs in the state of maryland. we had an announcement yesterday from the deputy secretary of congress in maryland about an apprenticeship program that will go hand-in-hand with that to make sure we have the workforce to do the job. obviously big benefits. you spoke about ohio. dr., can you expand on some of the estimates of job opportunities if we accelerate to a clean energy economy? >> absolutely. thank you for the question. i would like to highlight the job opportunities in the energy sector just -- not just for offshore wind but grid month -- grid monetization, building out the connective tissue. the infrastructure and jobs act will enable high-quality jobs where we know how to do this well. we are not doing it in places like texas. those are transferable skills, is not taking something from one sector and trying to put it over into another. these types of jobs i think are not limited to the energy sector and there is a mode

two. it's 5 44. there is a new development in the fraud case of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos.a new trial. they say former theranos lab director adam rosen. dorf came to homes house early last month and said he needed to talk to her. rosendo testified in homes trial now he was also the confidential source of a wall street journal reporter. who exposed that there are no case back seven years ago, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says getting rosen dorf to answer new questions under oath is a long shot at best. this court is not going to grant a new trial. a lot of what the doctor says is his opinion. the government tried to make witnesses look bad. well was it the government or was it the facts of the case that made the witnesses look bad? the defense team says if it can't have a new trial, it wants a new hearing where rosen dorf must answer questions under oath homes is scheduled to be sentenced on four counts of conspiracy and fraud on october 7th. she could be sent to prison for as long as 20 years. steve bannon, a longtime ally of former president donald trump, is expected

near the island of born holm, three of the four pipes of the gas pipeline were damaged, both threads of the nord stream, one 63 km from the hill and one not the north there are twonts are probably associated with two shocks, which were recorded by swedish seismologists, the magnitude was 2.3 and 2.1 , according to expert estimates, and they were probably caused by explosions with a capacity of about 100 kg of tnt . on these shots of the detonation of just such a charge, for comparison, there were a charge of sea mines that were thrown off the coast of odessa five times weaker. 10 years nord stream 1 worked without a single complaint, never any cuts. this is a thick iron pipe on top, then masturbate. they are in concrete, including so that they do not float up, because methane is still a volatile gas, and it pulls the pipe up. this is a concrete pipe. and when it is laid on the bottom, then it is also covered with either soil or stone, the question now is who is behind the sabotage of the europeans, how can yulia the danish military, for example, express the paradoxical opinion that literally anyone could blow up this pipeline. technically , this is not difficult

>> in holmes county, i notice how we have the grahams and the lees and we also have caucasian people at the same last name. i was always wondering, is there any relation between the twolaves got their last name from their slave owners. it's like, did this family own this family? or did they come from --? i always wondered about that. >> there is this enormous history of slavery in holmes county. do people ever talk about that? >> about? >> just the question of the history of slavery here. >> no. >> do you know if your ancestors were enslaved here? >> i don't know. >> would you want to know? >> not really. >> why? >> because i don't want to think about what all they went through for us. >> how come? >> because they are -- because they worked for all their life, being enslaved and not being treated right. that will just bring me down because they suffered and i wish somebody could've did something for them to help them out. >> you don't wanna think about because it makes you sad? >> yeah. >> i don't wanna hate people. i want to hate people based on their character towards me now, not what they did hundreds of years ago, or their family did hundreds of years ago. >> i t

yield two minutes to the the gentlewoman from from the district of columbia, a distinguished member, a champion for workers of the committee on oversight and reform, congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. ms. norton: i thank my good friend for yielding to me and i appreciate her correction of the prior speaker on the other side who repeatedly said that federal employees could not be fired, ignoring the figures that the chair had given of 10,000 employees fired last year. this is a civil ser service -- service system, not a private system. it rules under the constitution and rule of law. that is the difference between working for the federal government and working for a private employer. and i want to thank the gentlewoman for yielding to me. i speak in strong support in preventing patronage system act. note that word, of which i'm a co-sponsor. this bill would prevent a future president from re-imposing the schedule f scheme that would move tens of thousands of career employees into positions that would be a new form of political appointment. the civil service system is critically important to how our government functions. president trump attempted to -- former president trump

two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 12:30 pm eastern, historians discuss how historic sites like the presidential holmes of jefferson monticello and monroe's highland are telling the stories of enslaved african americans on those virginia plantations. and, vacation ceremony of pioneer a -- former president right ivan how are and the u.s. capitals national capital statuary program. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span two. and find the full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> next, next, a look at a look at weapons of mass destruction and the weapons of mass destruction. potential impact on health. --

if you can, let me, i need to write two more holmes two and then i can leave. i didn't ask, i was embarrassed and still embarrassed. it's good that you didn't ask. well, you know what thought mikhail savitsky died on november 8 , 2010 was buried in the eastern cemetery in minsk well, the memory of him, of course, continues to live today. in the exhibition association of the central house of artists, the national art gallery in sofia, as well as in many other collections , sovietsky himself had a principled position about his works. he did not sell to the side by a private collector, not one of his paintings, of course, the villa is important that's all. creativity from a patchina, and he glorified belarus and, of course, he has a great way of life, like a juvenile? here today's graduates of the bridge academy have become our niches of culture installations, they took the butt faithfully serving their dear one. and now mikhail andreevich is on my cellar. that told me, he's a butt man. i gave you all my dance to my own tyoma to stay for this and idleness i send m