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last year, we were involved, andrea and i and our ization ina campaign to get voting rights extended.orking. >> black voters, particularly black female voters, were crucial in securing biden's bid for the white house. that voting bloc was also crucial in the midterms. are you satisfied, should black women be satisfied with the job president biden has done? >> i will be satisfied completely when we truly have the beloved community of which martin luther king jr. talked and spoke about and coretta scott king. and one of the things i like to say in that beloved community is a place where the magic of little black girls is no longer ignored and the power of black women is no longer denied. we certainly have a ways to go until we get to that point, but the strength and the power of black women, you know, we have the fortitude and the tenacity to keep going, but we also are saying is up to our country, we have always stood up for democracy. now this country must also stand up for us. >> absolutely. i want to talk to you both about this disturbing incident that happened just in the last seve

and after rolan bykov, quite by chance, proposed to ina mikhailovna, so the stars aligned and a big fateegan in the cinema, i am also some kind of gaza devka, you are with us, baby, in her and fascinated by her talent altan, aunt, something unique does not look like anyone else so much. well, not common. here she is, some kind of concept of my film there is no ford in the fire, received the main prize at the international festival in locally, and the very next picture of the master lenta began to glorify the actress throughout the soviet union and, as it turned out, not only behind the wheel of the provincial weaver pasha stroganova, who gets a chance to play in the movie zhanna udark. churikova received gold lion at the venice festival. no, i understand everything. i understood everything. i'll do everything now. now, few people will remember that an applicant with incredibly expressive eyes, but so unlike the dazzling french and soviet actresses, was not taken to either the moscow art theater school or the shchukin school. but they took me to shchepkinskoe. but this was even before mee

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filmography of the actress has more than fifty roles in the cinema, and this is how her colleagues recall inava. this is a great loss not only for friends, but i appeared not only for my colleagues in my native theater, but for mark zakharov’s lenkom, this is a loss for everyone who has seen and well, churikova in the cinema or in the theater can safely say, uh, yes, in fact, okay, the greatest actresses of our time. well, i don’t throw such words, but in this case i think that they are fair there with her first one of the first roles of morozko where she, amazingly, played a characteristic role. uh, remembered by everyone and this film is still watching, uh, all generations, i work at the beginning, well, you can enumerate. a huge number of pictures, the main thing is that in each picture it was a different churikovy role. are you the same will be the inlays the queen should be in surrounded by her retinue, she felt like a queen over the entire platform, which should have been and roy was written out like that, but if vita had to understand all the partners with whom they are on the set, and

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artists came to see off, fans, friends and colleagues, according to tradition, with applause , buried ina novodevichy cemetery. for me, this is also a huge personal loss. because i have always been a fan of her great talent. i tried not to miss a single performance in my participation. and, of course, i remember all our meetings with her down to the details down to the smallest detail. and i will not forget her eyes. there everything is depth there, there is wisdom there is purity, if strength was required there. and there she uniqueness for each person and hinted at his own and someone will remember it in the first children's fairy tales. who will remember her in the great pictures, or on tolevich and a spouse for someone it is difficult to imagine the link of margan anatolyevich zakharova and the great lenkom trail without great churikova i already agree to worry for free. if just tempt very rough. can't wait to think. vladimir putin awarded the title of hero of russia to a participant in a special military operation, foreman almaz safin marriage and heroism in the performance of milita

after another year of training and passing her final exam, ina hankle will be an accredited nurse in germany. and what about solving something as acute as climate change? that's going to take an enormous amount of purpose and innovation, as well as doing business completely differently. guatemala, india, and mozambique located in some of the world's worst affected regions. what does climate change mean for people there? awe one day another when the rains were good, we didn't have to work for anyone else. we were kings morrow available to deal with. it's like fighting a war. is that not against armed men, but against water? one minute full. i feel the change in the rainy season and the cold weather come later and later act there who go with her dad. 3 stories, 3 peoples whose lives have been turned upside down by climate change. piranhas seen to pablo grew up here in the highlands of guatemala. one thing she's always done is grow potatoes. but for years all her experience hasn't made a difference yet, thought sir, and this little plans isn't strong enough to survive. that we can't use

tomorrow, gary will put up his feet for the first time ina year.rd johnson, bbc news. let's return to new year celebrations now, and countries around the world have been ringing in 2023 with fireworks set against some spectacular backdrops. take a look. (music playing) music playing fireworks pop music playing a lot of emotion and i have never seen such great fireworks. music playing fireworks pop some great shots from around the world. london tops it for me but perhaps i am a little bias. you can reach me on twitter and we will be back a little later on. thank you very much for watching and happy new year! hello there, and a very happy new year to you. well, we ended 2022 on a very unsettled note. there was lots of heavy rain around, which led to localised flooding and also some snow and ice, particularly across scotland, but things look a lot better across the southern half of the country for new year's day, the 1st of january. there will be some sunshine around, but further showers further north. and we hold on to the rain, and sleet and snow ac

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russia and persons connected with it who justify the war, help to wage it or glorify the state terrorist inaty , among them soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, territorial defense, national guard , border guards and policemen, a total of 33 officers, 17 privates and sergeants in the office of the president assured that this is not the last exchange , meanwhile, decommunization in ukraine continues in these shots, the dismantling of the monument to the russian scientist mykhailo lomonosov, after demolition, the monument was taken to the territory of the communal zookol enterprise and in this video the spacex company launches a ukrainian nanosatellite into earth orbit it was created by specialists of the igor sikorskyi kyiv polytechnic institute for the 30th anniversary of the independence of ukraine and finally, in our video review of the carol, it sounded in ukrainian for the first time in the walls of the kyiv-pechersk lavra and precisely this week, the dormition cathedral was returned to the control of the state after the end of the term of the lease of the church of the moscow patria

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can rain down on you, or someone can come to your home at any moment and send you to jail to walk it. ina says she's applied for asylum and ukraine. but as a bell, russian still can't open the bank account. the fed hill, she's volunteering for the war effort and is determined to stay in the harsh. i'm inspired by ukraine, how they're organizing, how they're volunteering, how they're working together. i would love to see the same thing and belarus also offer popping at the rally. i. this is even as a reporter, he has to take a stance. he and i were to latisha there below. when i came here, i asked myself, should i take the belushi and flag with me? store the notebook? i decided yes. okay. and your book turn your journalistic ethics. don't allow it to live in trial. but on the other hand, it's a time when even journalists should take a position for to who that is that show which side there on. so was out of the keep just out there, but this is our common more i came against our common enemy. and so with the support there are in laboratory supporting a lot of her were still joined by sonya f

all right, we'll enjoy now by ina self. soon. she's a member of the ukrainian parliament and the deputy leader of the liberal hollows party. welcome to d w. so it's yet another sad day in ukraine with the loss of interior minister, dennis mont, astir ski, and 13 others tells your reaction to this tragic lena. i 1st read the news that a helicopter crash, the kindergarten inappropriate, which is very close to key if her and, and my 1st reaction and at 1st directed of the mother, i was thinking about those small kids in the kindergarten. and i was, i was this close to running to the school where my son is to double check that he is okay. i think that his erection, that to any of our viewers will, will, will feel the same. and then 20 minutes after that to we started hearing rumors that so the minutes of interior might have been in that had called her and then will release the situation was even worse because basically the whole leadership of the ministry was in that had to call her and as of now, it is confirmed that 14 people don't

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ina in a sense pele had been ill for quite a while his death wasn't unexpected but there has been thisal grief for him. ~ ,,., , ., for him. absolutely, we heard infantino seen _ for him. absolutely, we heard infantino seen the _ for him. absolutely, we heard infantino seen the younger i infantino seen the younger generation need to know who pele was. you ask any young resident here they know exactly who he was and how important he was and still is for brazil. i spoke to iio—year—old who is saying he's no question, the king, and there is no discussion he's a best number ten a shirt out there. they have come to pay at their specs even if they haven't seen him play. i think that is the most important thing. he was a footballer who went across generations, across racial, social divides in this country. it is often very divided into this country. and united result in no way very few people could do especially in a situation in which brazil has seen itself in the last two years with deeply divided politics. pray that was a universally loved figure which is why we see the crowds and cues as

so, what the ina, in the lower part, the soldiers here are waiting for russia to mount another major offensive doctor high to moscow is going to stay here, though she can earn much more money and keith dominy situ. i'm exhausted tired all the time. i'd like to go to my little daughter, he's waiting for me at home, but i know that the soldiers here need me more. even when i'm gone for a short time, i worry about how the men are doing denisha. then on at this phase hopes that the new modern tanks will arrive soon also fall, united states has been the single biggest donor of military aid to ukraine, sending nearly $24000000000.00 worth of military equipment to help fight the russian invasion. but there are concerns of the republican party which now controlled congress could limit a future us support republicans of pushing for more oversight in government spending. suggesting that to future funding by not be as forthcoming as it once was . and we've always been, there were the 1st responder to almost everything that goes bad in the world. oh and, and i think we've earned the right to que

ina churikova will be buried at the vodevichen cemetery. further news of the regions, stay with us.ow the news of the capital region is cloudy , it will be snowy today in moscow, precipitation is expected in different areas throughout the day , the air temperature is around zero because of this in the morning hours there will be heavy icing pedestrians asks to be careful and careful on avtomobilistov street to strictly observe the speed limit and the distance will become even warmer in moscow by the end of the week. so, epiphany frosts are not expected to be up to plus 2 °. in moscow, work began on the overhaul of the krasnopresnensky overpass. it was built over 60 years ago on the site of the old one, built in 1923. it is planned that the work will last until the end of next year and will be carried out in two stages with a partial closure of traffic on half of the roadway, the builders are already dismantling the granite. the object is about 300 m long and about 44 m wide. as part of the overhaul, we plan to completely replace the asphalt pavement, both on the main course and on t

even in some cases more than 100 years ago and it was designed and built in an old climate, we are inate, we are in a new climate where the hot and dry periods are more likely but still punctuated by extreme weather conditions and these extra wet conditions that we are experiencing because of the added water vapour in the atmosphere that really delivers more precipitation when storms happen, you know, the declining reliability of snowpack, we're fortunate we have gotten a lot of snow accumulation in the storms. in recent years al snow has been melting earlier and earlier. so it remains to be seenin earlier. so it remains to be seen in the coming weeks and months how this plays out, but certainly this is all very consistent with what we know from the science of climate change. from the science of climate chance. , , change. 0k, noah diffenbaugh, kle n change. 0k, noah diffenbaugh, kleyn sohm _ change. 0k, noah diffenbaugh, kleyn sohm -- _ change. 0k, noah diffenbaugh, kleyn sohm -- climate - change. 0k, noah diffenbaugh,j kleyn sohm -- climate scientist kleyn sohm —— climate scientist a

what time triggered his unprovoked, brutal ina war of aggression against ukraine. lighter. and one point is, i absolutely clear both for you dear. yes. as for us, well done, nato should not become a party to this war. but at the same time, we do see that the effect as ukraine are, as a country being attacked, we have a commitment, we want to do everything in our might to help him, but also to clearly send to russia a signal of see terminator switching hope of us, you, germany, lena angle is high up in the rank when it comes to helping ukraine, hulu. and so currently we have a debate regarding a delivery of tanks and her employment of tanks, deployment of tanks. and that is sometimes forgotten. good, but we have a lot of her, my presentation cooling, understanding and a lot of support also from on the part of our home use american allies and also my colleague, a friend in france, missoula. gordon, who has a house on sir, expressed his greater satisfaction as well. so we have a one eyed scrap i bring a package of you will to the tune of 1100000000 euro with are the summer in

ina in a moment, a story about a sportswear brand, but before that, let's get all the latest from hugh agency have decided not to punish teenage figure skater after their investigation found she was not guilty of any doping offence, but they say they are concerned by that ruling. she was 15 at the time of last year's winter olympics when she held the russian 0lympics when she held the russian team to gold, it was then revealed that she failed a drug test the previous december, but they said that she bore no fault or negligence for that failed test. the rev anti—doping agency wanted a four year ban and have said they will not hesitate to exercise its right to appeal to the court of arbitration for sports. the english premier league weekend starts tonight at villa park were two teams in the bottom half of the table that had a dramatic end to that third round fa cup tie just dramatic end to that third round fa cup tiejust a dramatic end to that third round fa cup tie just a few days ago. aston villa lost at home to fourth tier side to stephen h, despite that defeat, manager insists there

ina good afternoon. im laura mcghie.bc news channel, and here's your latest sports news. ten chinese snooker players suspended as part of an on—going match fixing investigation have all been charged by the integrity unit of the wpbsa, the sport's world governing body. the allegations range from fixing matches, approaching players to cheat, and betting on snooker. our sports news correspondent andy swiss explains who has been implicated and charged following the investigation. the ten players include some big big names. perhaps most significantly liang wenbo. highly experienced former winner of the open. he has been concern in fixing matches and approaching players to fix matches on the world snooker tour as well is seeking to obstruct the investigation. he was the first of the ten players to be suspended back in october. another big name, yan bingtao has also been charged. he reached the finals of the world championships last year. he is a former masters champion. he has been charged with fixing matches on the world snoo

ina in a moment we will speak to chris mason but first more on the background to the story from laurenmaas. well to remind you what the uender maas. well to remind you what the gender recognition _ maas. well to remind you what the gender recognition perform - maas. well to remind you what the gender recognition perform bill- maas. well to remind you what the gender recognition perform bill is, | gender recognition perform bill is, it was passed by the scottish parliament last month and will make it easierfor parliament last month and will make it easier for people who live in scotland or are born in scotland to change their legal six as listed on their birth, marriage or death certificate. so the bill would remove a need for medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria, the sense of unease that someone would experience if their gender identity or perception of their gender is different to the six registered when born. it will allow the age when people could apply to be lowered to 16 instead of 18. around 25 or 30 people changed their legal six in scotland every year in the scottish governmen

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he kisses way in a front ina place called seves. what you will notice is division is a mile closer to the city in a place called sandston. if you ever incensed at the public library, that's it. that entire battlefield is lost. it's a shame. he goes, all right, if i can hear the keys, if i could hear he's, i can crush keys. i can crush the fourth corps. maybe they will force mcclellan to pull back. it's a good plan. what he is going to do is he is going to have longstreet right there go down the nine mile road. longstreet is going to go down the nine mile road. he's going to hit seven pines. he's going to go down the williamsburg road. benjamin is going to go down and come up and hit the seven pines from the south. it's a great plan. he sets it in motion. heavy rains hit. he launches the attack. it's supposed to start in the rning. it gets totally fouled up. longstreet does not go the way he is supposed to go. instead, he goes down here and gets behind the eight shell. when he does that, he cuts him off. there's a little stream. they

ina in a major speech, rishi sunak focuses on easing serious problems in the nhs as well as cutting inflation and growing the economy. the cost of living, too high. waiting times in the nhs, too long. illegal migration, far too much. we will be analysing the detail in his promises. also on the programme. more than 160,000 people have paid their last respects to the former pope, benedict xvi. the prolific novelist, fay weldon who wrote more than 30 books has died at the age of 90 books. and a thrilling finish at the pdc world darts championships as england's michael smith triumphs for the first time. and coming up in sportsday later on the bbc news channel... we'll have reaction to the death of the west ham co owner david gold who has passed away after a short illness at the age of 86. good evening. the prime minister has focused on the nhs, the cost of living and the economy as he set out a fresh vision for his government with five pledges to voters. mr sunak promised to halve inflation, grow the economy, reduce debt, cut waiting lists and stop illegal channel crossings. the government has be