>> i agree with jeanne shaheen. withing putin and his inner circle are guilty of being state sponsors of terror, look at their investment in ukraine and africa where they are killing, raping and terrorizing people across the globe. the administration has to walk a fine line when talking about a nuclear power and trying to de-escalate the situation but i do believe there's a strong recognition by members of congress in the house and senate that they are state sponsor of terror and should be held accountable in the same way any other organization has been designated as such. >> 27 nato parliaments ratified sweden and finland, the three that are left, turkey, hungary and slovakia. president one of turkey has certain conditions on sweden, the swedish government certainly said might be difficult, you first, what is the message to those 3 countries that haven't ratified. as their private messaging as well working on those countries trying to make sure they do ratify? >> there are ongoing negotiations to encourage slovakia

arriving home, he told jeanne jeanne give only 1000 dollars for the work, brothers, she said to me, yesbecause the sculpture in the square in bronze is forever. jeanne tells him, says tears showed up, and he said, i would work for this project for free and from this stranger. installed in 1998, began to report total 14 years. some kind of fruitful frenzied work of vladimir zhbanov, in this direction. behind each sculpture of zhbanov there is some kind of small story, often a dramatic film on the wall in front of the entrance to belarus, memorial plaques in honor of the people's artist of the ussr vladimir vladimirovich korzh sablin. in honor of the people's artist of the ussr viktor timofeevich. turov in honor of mikhail nikolayevich ptashuk memorial plaque. and the young producer vladimir galynsky oh, this human vanity ordered his sculpture. slightly even taller than human height and planned to install it in the central flower bed. on the lawn, right in front of the entrance. belarusfilm order. there is an order. he took off the golynsky mask, drank a large plasticine sculpture of a ma

at jeanne's, love her yourself. no longer walking, she was lying, maybe i don’t know, probably, it was like coma. here and he constantly had her hand on his head, he did not leave her bed, and she left in june, and on november 7 of the fifteenth year, and we diagnosed lymph sarcoma for a year, i took him to all the clinics , we did him chemotherapy and smooth. in a year. all her dogs began to leave in turn after the squeezed one, and lukesh on the day of the funeral. uh, exactly, a year later, on the eighteenth of june, she throws herself under a car and her first dog luka leaves after him. eh, zifa, she was already old. and after him, the ulka leaves, and goosebumps run. we also periodically since. let's watch the plot and find out the correct answer. so natalia, it's time to find out the correct answer. here is the tigress, number three is named after your sister jeanne joan the girl in your bank. the topic of your sister's illness after ivf was recommended by your gynecologist to take tests for tumor markers ever

jeanne's project came from the play theater of the same name by a modern playwright. yaroslav pulinovich. for 8 years now it has been successfully on the stage of the theater of nations, the artistic director of the theater yevgeny mironov has long wanted to transfer it to the big screen, as a result he changed the director's chair to one of the roles, and the director of the film was konstantin stassky , known from the tv series bridge and the film hotel, belgrade when i heard that you are five years old, in my opinion. jeanne , i think i understand why, if you want without fail, u get into the top ten with your film in russia. do you have to work with a script for a very long time or look for a long time or what? what's wrong or is everything okay? zhanna uh, probably one of my most cleverly intertwined uh works, because ah. that is, there you can talk a lot about what the movie is and i like it. hmm, even at the level of yes dramaturgy - this is the finale, which is there without spoilers, but it acts as a wild irritable for the audience. this is to make you as a v

russian premieres in the cinema showed the drama jeanne constantine.the nineties, jeanne's companions were the poverty of betrayal and the loss of loved ones. now she has her own company, a luxurious apartment and a young boyfriend. she is a purposeful business woman, she has achieved everything herself and knows exactly what she wants one day her successful life collapses, her lover plans to marry his peer, who is also expecting a child unexpectedly ambiguous and captures the tension the film turned out uh, a good worthy movie. e is once upon a time in america, the russian version of the women's draft saw a true moral. people do not change. i really liked it. beautiful music and a very well-chosen main character. the main role in the film was played by ksenia report, an actress who would have been subject to any images of her partners, but alexander novin became on the set. taisiya vilkova and evgeny mironov , chairman of the jury of the international competition 44 miff. like a señora priest that we have never seen anywhere before. i was afraid this

james brown considers the legacy of late tennis great arthur ashe with his wife jeanne.a look at two larger than life figures who made headlines this past week, mikhail gorbachev and princess diana. it's the first "sunday morning" of a new month, september 4th, 2022. and we'll be back in a moment. ♪ what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >>> when covid restrictions first kept office workers home more than two years ago, working in pajamas was something of a novelty. no longer. we asked david pogue to help us decide where do we go from here? >> as the pandemic subsides, we're going back to flying, back to theaters, back to restaurants. but back to the office? well, yes and no. >> we beli

i want to thank everybody for the chance to join you tonight, i'm so honored to be with senator jeannehaheen, she is such a phenomenal leader in the state. maggie hassan, i will have more to say about their leadership, is so great to have you and your wonderful family here. thank you for everything you do in the united states senate. you can feel the energy in this room, you can feel the energy meeting the candidates. your house and senate candidates, local leaders, i'm so tempted to say a word about so many of the friendly faces, but i know i'm going to get in trouble here so let me just say to all of you, on so inspired by your civic energy and i'm sure that you are going to be winning up and down the ticket after seeing how much support there is for you here tonight. you are making good on something we used to talk about a lot when i was running for president, and i'm here now bringing greetings from another president, it is so important as a party that we never get caught treating the presidency like it is the only party that matters. you know how much power is in those local and s

jeanne 's ovarian cancer was detected late. she lived for two more years and died in 2020.sted negative for the harmful variant of the bcra1 gene, but her blood was stored in a lab, in case knowledge/data -- knowledge or data of new variants became available and as genetic testing involved. two years after her death, jeanne's blood tested brca positive, a warning bell for possible ovarian or breast* cancer predisposition in the family. a call from her doctor took chris evert's life down an unexpected path. ovarian cancer, but caught early. today, she is back courtside as a commentator for espn, coaching and mentoring the next generation. we talked about her journey, her health and what is ahead. exit has been three months since you finished your chemotherapy. how are you feeling today? >> i'm feeling a lot better than three months ago. just put it that way. as time goes on and i'm able to get a little more energy, exercise a little bit more, i'm feeling better and better. amna: i think a lot of people know chemotherapy is brutal and how did you get through it? >> andy, my f

two years after her death, jeanne's blood tested brca positive. a warning bell for possible ovarian or breast cancer predisposition in the family. a call from her doctor took chris evert's life down an unexpected path, ovarian cancer, but caught early, stage 1c. today, evert is back courtside as a commentator for espn, coaching and mentoring the next generation. we talked about her journey, her health, and what's ahead. it's been three months since you finished your chemotherapy. how are you feeling today? chris: i'm feeling a lot better than three months ago. let's put it that way. i mean, you know, as time goes on and i'm able to get a little more energy, exercise a little bit more, i'm feeling better and better. amna: i think a lot of people know chemotherapy is brutal. how did you get through it? chris: andy, my former husband, took me to all six chemos and we just you know, he was really supportive. i had that for like five days, and then i would have two weeks of feeling okay. and i could go to my tennis academy and coach and, and i could do

jeanne was always fabulous. anybody in the family recognize her? >> yes, my siblings saw her. i i think she would be really proud of it it. if i told her i would be directing movies will at this scale, i don't think she would have believed it was possible, and that's cool. >> stephen: what's next? >> so many fun things. i'm making a documentary and a few projects are in development. it's been three years. i'm excited to just get this baby out. it's like i've been pregnant for 1,000 months. i don't know how many months are in three years. don't quiz me. but then just to see it in theaters and just have people own it on their own, and then i will rest for a small period of time and get back in the game. >> stephen: olivia, it was lovely it see you. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: "don't worry darling" is in theaters friday. olivia wilde, everybody! we'll be right back with ukraine's foreign minister dmytro kuleba. nope nope c'mon him? oo, i i like him!! nooooo.

for the detailed inclusion and for your thorough investigation jeanne's extensive materials you readkrainian and english on the bbc website and we move on to other news general antonio gutierrez called the grain initiative an agreement for the world the agreement agreed with russia and ukraine last month allowed ships to leave the ukrainian black sea ports of the country for the first time since the beginning of the war already managed to export over a million 200,000 tons of grain and other food - the first ship with help on behalf of of the world food program of the oun has arrived at its destination. a bulker transported 23,000 tons of wheat for vulnerable communities in southern ethiopia. not only to prevent the world food crisis, but also to restore our position among the countries of africa. congratulations zhora. thank you for finding time for us. please tell us about the arrival of the first ship with ukrainian wheat in djibouti for the affected services in the regions of upiofia called a breakthrough, can this become a starting point for ukraine for a diplomatic offensive on

include axamites on the footer of winter departments and at the same time anastasia belorusskaya jeannet exposed in the image of the fit remnants of the canvas great and the prominent amal is iconic in its power and virtue. to create the image of anastasia of a woman, a beautiful woman, a warm, romantic , loving woman, they are absolutely not created to lead the troops, lead the fight, and so on, but then you find yourself in a difficult situation and will you show this quality and figure out where these qualities come from? jean-tire the commander staggering yura the trojan is not only full of fluff. advayi, not since dormas, the hermits chanted the princess's sweater. i'm to the saint and ready to snot love and from the given loyalty to the husband of the family and to his people. i pray the choreographer and the lyre for a romantic story with a tragic and old-fashioned ending, not a thoughtless feat full of priceless heroism, but the width of a man’s croc for any smart man. and it was a great pride for me that i can now touch this story, and i remember that for me. uh , it was the pl

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norma jeanne says there is no marilyn. it's norma jeanne. >> yt s rin s hamot.mething of a public per >> yeah, i think we all have our public self and our private self. with marilyn, you know, everything gets amplified because the star that she is. and marilyn, for her, was something that, you know, was something that she kind of, like, had to turn on and off whenever she needed io. it was kind of like a... something of a survival thing. >> stephen:-- like a comic making jokes so the football team won't beat him up, something like that. >> okay... >> stephen: that was my experience. that's how i became a comedian. >> yeah. so i think for the most part in the movie, norma jeane is present, and marilyn comes, you know, whenever she need. >> stephen: now, the director andrew dominik said that the minute from, you know, he saw you in your audition, he knew that you would be his marilyn. did you have a sense-- >> take three, he said. >> stephen: take three. the third time you auditioned, he knew it. >> yeah. >> stephen: did you talk out of there thinking that you had

jeanne dear, what are you doing here? please remember why they do not want to be together?'t you remember my name? anna calm down. remember my name is anna boris when they finally realize that this is impossible. i have a husband. his name is nicholas. i love him very much. so talk never. all signs of severe mental illness, please. do you know what i'll tell you? in my opinion, lipatov is absolutely adequate here, how do you argue your words, than with these old extracts from 20 years ago or photographs of a girl that remotely resemble your girlfriend. well, well, so be it, but what can we present to lipatov, please tell me that he allegedly stole your girlfriend, but you yourself said that you saw her the day before, and she said, what is with him of his own free will, that she is does not answer the phone, generally funny, to be honest , he framed, by the way, krasovsky. a counterfeit case was opened against krasovsky on krasovsky, a lipatovy beat, who, again, is a cross-country one, so why do you want facts on your face from me facts on your face? do you want to tell you

so this jeanne diana mother will not be in pears. seryozha, will you take a minute? i'm asking you.y wants to talk, and you don't answer the phone. i'm not going to, there's nothing to say. what is categorical everyone thought that after the divorce, you would marry nadia kuznetsova. and how would you live if he lives like that, can you? very hard. because i'm sorry. did you see how important it is? never mind, he'll be sorry for me. get over it already. he can't see you, can't hear you wants to generally consider your marriage a mistake. mom, what should i do to live on? and turn on your brains. let 's go to the train, we'll be late. from you 15642 rubles. insufficient funds on the card. oh, what a pity, i'll call my husband now to transfer the money. sorry again. what a great set of men's cosmetics? i just bought the exact same one for my husband, his birthday is coming up soon. and now there is not enough money. and vitya is busy. let's not wait in line now i'll pay. and then you will translate for me. my name is lena, can i have coffee? will i treat you? and you see, as soon as

the last classic of the french new wave, directed by jeanne luc gadard, the author of the legendary film, has not become the last breath of life of his like-minded people from the sixties treasure-chabrol francois truffaut today. not being sick, i decided to resort to euthanasia permitted by switzerland simply because the quote was tired of existing, describing myself and colleagues. gadard, claimed they broke into cinema like the cavemen of louis xv's versailles - it's always an experiment and often protest. he could refuse to get an american visa, although in the states they were going to award him at the next film forum. shortly before his death, he called the horse festival an instrument of western propaganda, where the bad actor zelensky speaks to indifferent colleagues in the shop. well , in memory of the director at the capital cinema today, our thanks polina ermolaeva will continue sadness, this is stupidity. i choose non-existence as symbols of the generation. they became together director debutante, jean-lu gadard and a little-known actor, jean-paul, belmondo on his last breath

space force. ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i couldn't put my finger on it until they think? >> you know, i feel for the space force, because they've been the butt of so many jokes ever since their creation. they're trying to come across as, you know, really credible here. but, gosh, i just wish it sounded a little more -- maybe a little more modern, maybe throw in a reference to baby yoda or something. >> i mean, give me a beat, something i can ride to. chkristen fisher, thank you so much. >>> and "the lead with jake tapper" starts a after a short break. you deserve to feel safe with the confidence that you're protected online. introducing mcafee plus, all in one protection that goes beyond your devices. it protects you, your identity and privacy with credit and dark web monitoring, removing your personal info from sites that sell it, and more - all backed by one million dollars in identity theft coverage. with mcafee plus, you can enjoy life online confidently because safety has a feeling all its own. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how libert

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>> it was like a process of discovering who not just the movie star was but who was norma jeanne.ies of her, so everything was a big discovery. >> reporter: "blonde" is not a biopic. based on the novel the film is a graphic, often uncomfortable interpretation of the difficult life of an american icon. >> i think the movie does present this idea of the perception we have of success and fame and glamour. i feel like the movie shows the other side of that and the price you pay for that. people wanted marilyn. they wanted that product. she had to keep delivering that because the opposite was nothing. she was nothing else. she was not considered anything else. >> i can't take doing another scene with paralen monroe. >> did you remember the first time you looked in the mirror and saw yourself as marilyn? >> yes. >> what was that like? >> i don't even know how to describe it. it was like, you know, everyone in the room started crying. i can tell you that. it was -- it was very emotional. it felt like she was back or something. i don't know. >> you're in every frame of every scene of this

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jeanne moos can tell us. >> reporter: knock, knock, who's there?big stinkers living in the woods around susan keyhoe's vernon, new jersey, home, but only one of them does this -- >> close the door, sweetie. >> reporter: a bear polite enough to wipe his feet and more than that -- >> close the door. close the door. good boy. >> reporter: how did you do that? >> well, i didn't do it. the bear did it. good boy. close it. close it. oh, what a good boy. >> reporter: susan says she didn't train the bear, she just urged him to close it after he nudged open the door she'd left ajar one day. >> that guy is pretty damn smart. >> reporter: she says he's done it maybe two dozen times. how come you're so relaxed? you're so chill. >> because i know bears. >> reporter: susan has an a bear activist for years. she says this female hanging out in her hammock once left three cubs on her porch. >> they dropped their cubs off. they know they're safe here for me to baby sit. >> reporter: as for the door knob puller, she warns folks not to try this at home. so does that b

and so, when we are ready to sit in the lotus position on the pads with a yoga instructor, jeanne khrystalevaike to know how iodrga differs from other species. i wanted to say martial arts, but the other kind of gymnastics is gymnastics. if you have ever watched your own mind, surely you have noticed that our mind has such a tendency, it always likes to run into the future, worry about the future, run into the past, delve into the past, talk to someone to pity. remember the words of learning famous songs. there is only a moment between the past and the future, it is he who is called life. this is also yoga. so yoga she carries our mind at the moment, for which this state is the most resourceful for us. eh, all yoga techniques are aimed at raising the level of energy. when our energy level is high, even any very difficult obstacle seems to be surmountable. we have a lot of enthusiasm for joy, well, we are happy, and when our energy level is low, then any little thing annoys us. we complain. we mope, we feel miserable. but every person wants to be happy, so any yoga practice is aimed at raising

teachers of the capital of kazakhstan will assign a new old name and the french director who made famous jeanne fields, belmondo died this program is with you today artyom kolodkin this evening vladimir putin took part in the csto summit. it was held via video link, the kremlin reported that the meeting was abandoned by the armenian side in due to the sharp aggravation of the situation in the region, hostilities broke out on the armenian-azerbaijani border last night. yerevan stated that the azerbaijani military fired at the territory of armenia in baku in turn. accused of escalation, the military from armenia, both sides reported losses. the fighting on the border stopped only in the morning. the ministry of education denied kiev's report about the detention of teachers from russia in the kharkiv region, according to the department , they really taught in the region from september 1 standards, but only local employees who underwent retraining the day before, deputy prime minister of ukraine irina vereshchak said that in the areas of the kharkiv region that control the military forces , teacher

your surname name, patronymic date of birth surname name patronymic father mother jeanne do you known in pyotr vasilyevich is not, and your sister was not officially married. that is, they were not officially married no informally. see what the situation is, if, for example, here zana was negatively inclined towards boris yes, when this birth took place, when the documents were drawn up, she named after her father, so that the patronymic, patronymic at birth was in honor of her father. that is, blood is also a moment. what is the father's name. you don't remember fedorovich or maybe it's just a different father of his you don't even talk to your sister. honestly, after this, when katya called her. in general, i don’t even pick up the phone of my sister, even then . or maybe someone from her side contacted you. victor called me, victor yes, so he began to ask me, zhanna, you don’t know, someone is looking for us. there, we call us ekaterina a. you yourself wrote to victor no , i didn’t see, i didn’t communicate. i don't know catherine is ready. you will now get to know a person who ma

we are not a beast, i myself told you jeanne over her neighbors. nobody there.. may god bless you further here okay? what if it's such a disaster and you come and tell me, but zhanna stasina said that they offered you their help, you're lying, what are you like to me help called the plumbing, for example, yes, thank you, god so that they are not in order in the apartment, clean everything , wash it, this has never happened. i always give up, i don’t know that she is green with me. and tell me, in your apartment there is no running water. yes, it's still leaking, maybe it's leaking. yes, now i’m on your last floor, yes, it’s flowing from the rain from the rain, but their ceiling is flowing in your words, dear, i’m sitting at home all day, while i go out like big dogs at night, why don’t i have ? what go. and they are like this, here i have volkovs something we bring with it from the garbage heap. yes, russian wolfhounds, they go only out of need on the street. yes , well, i go home, but they and if they go on the street, we follow him 15 tell me, why do they want

yeah, i forgave him lies, i forgave him festivities and why is she still waiting jeanne from the tours just gone somewhere on tour. in the same mexico and friske's secrets will soon return, i don't care when i remember, i cry on saturday at 13:00 on ntv captain potapov there is a comrade rear admiral. 25 minutes waiting for about a technician good luck yes, i'm telling the truth, well, maybe i'm telling the truth , let the kid tell. yes, we both saw say, in short, lads. there, each box is two or three million dollars and such boxes. they unloaded the whole car, you understand? i saw, i saw with my own eyes. wow. same how many points does not protect. yeah maybe more for the eyes. why is there a box of at least a million. so i sell and say such a chance is only once in a lifetime, and even then not for everyone. yes, don’t even dream, you saw the guards, they are armed, they shoot, they don’t look. where do you want to start? well, first my experts will check the building for radio bugs, and then i'll need a list of all employees and their level of access. something else. let's check t

jeanne thomas exchange.ark meadows about overturning the 2020 election results. she also attended the rally that preceded the attack on the u.s. capitol and she has called on house gop leaders to discipline the 2 republicans serving on the january 6 committee. >> we'll take a break here at 6.26. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new tool could help keep drunk drivers off the road. but there's a catch not be installed on your car. well, everybody's car really will explain. >> and breaking overnight, a hit and run in the south bay causes a huge mess. and this place is 9 people from the have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out our most innovative product

it is so well written, as if even i say, well, thank you, hundreds of jeanne 's best hearts parted fromy and self- irony of yenakh, varner. i remember wagner. maybe like a man from the year of the 19th century, because he had such courtesy with women. that is, he led himself, as some kind of officer, and even here there are, these military memories, he always helped there to convey some kind of requisitions to the girls there or put them on the sides of the truck let's say or something like that. now, if the girls came in, he immediately downloaded it, i told her the cat. sit down , they even called him a cat. wagner could listen. i can only say, and his sonishness, and his correctness, and his such gallantry, i would say. tatyana alekseeva , an actress of the kupala guateatre, later dedicated her tenant to the belarusian radio and, of course, to my husband the culinary traditions of belarusians, this is the simplicity of folk recipes and not the sound of cooking methods, the task we have with you today i can’t say that it’s very difficult, but interesting, in any case, with gingerbread

. >> jeanne thomas is the wife of clarence thomas. the supreme court justice. and yes, news just broke this afternoon that she has agreed to an interview with the january 6th committee. what do you think will come of that? you know, it's it's a little outrageous to think that the spouse. >> supreme court justice question was hearing some of these cases was actively involved with the east with the stop, the steal campaign trying to use her position as the spouse of a supreme court justice try to convince legislators in number in 8 in numerous states, not just arizona, wisconsin, as well and possibly others find out to try and get them to overturn the election to engage and unconstitutional behavior to do it. but i think, though, from a bigger perspective, does this mean that clarence thomas has to recuse himself from any case involving, you know, donald trump going forward. and i think this is going to be a very important issue judge roberts is going to have justice. chief justice john roberts is going to do it because it is almost impossible to think situation

>> i don't believe the gobbley gook i just heard from karin jeanne-pierre. you know why?u ever really? here's one piece of evidence you need between your lying eyes and what the white house said. joe biden stood at the podium and called the afghanistan evacuation an extraordinary success. everyone watching, everyone involved knew it was a debacle including people i talked to on the groined including the vets who helped get people through holes in tunnels and safety. everyone knows it was a disaster and everyone knows tens of thousands of afgans who had almost no association to americans eventually got on planes to the united states. i've seen some of the places where those afgans are being processed, one at fort dix new jersey. in many cases there's no paperwork, they have no background. they have no way of proving who they are or how they got here or what unit they worked with. this is a debacle now because it was an absolute debacle in afghanistan. and, yes, guys like scott man did a great job finding special operators and vetting them themselves. i believe a lot was th

and as jeanne moos in a video that has now turned into a tiktok sensation, if you haven't seen does doyourself a favor. you go lunch. the boy will alsoo receive a scholarship to learn about south dakota's agro tourism industry. i love stories like this >> well, it's tom cruise with another job dropping stunt. this time crews took to the skies coming off of the hugely popular top gun remake, top gun maverick to promote the latest installation of the mission. impossible series. the clip was shot as promotional was shown to a group of people at a convention mission. impossible. 8 comes out. july 14th, 2023, by the way, top gun maverick once again, the top-selling to get in theaters this weekend. the movies now be 5th highest grossing movie ever at the domestic box office beating out marvel's black panther. >> coming up in the next hour, temperatures are not going down as the bay area sees another week of hot reaching triple digits. schools are making adjustments to the school days. his return to school from the labor day weekend. plus, a bay area resident recovery from power outages. last

we want for our customers to be prepared jeanne spokesperson tom are sarkissian home says the utility does not plan on initiating any public safety power shut-offs in the next 7 days with the company joins the california independent system operator which manages the state's power grid in calling on customers to help relieve stress on tightening power supplies, thermostat to 78 degrees or higher health permitting. if you can just get by with the fam, that's even better. but we want to make sure that people are healthy and safe. cal iso expects to issue multiple flex alerts in the next 7 days. the first alert was issued wednesday and it's been extended through thursday. it's a called everyone up and down the state to conserve as much energy from 4 o'clock in the late afternoon until 9 o'clock at night. if you have an electric vehicle that needs to be charged. >> we ask you to please do so before 04:00pm when we have plenty of solar energy on the system when it's time for dinner, avoid using the up and that's really going to heat up your home and it's going to use a lot of energy right d

instead, they were added the works of writers from various other countries, in particular, the works of jeanne de lafontaine, about henry ulf stark and others will be studied, and instead of russian poetry, the school program included poems of world lyricists like heinrich heine, adam mickiewicz , robert burns russian-language works will remain only from individual ukrainian authors or those whose life is closely connected with our history serhiy morgun roman syshchenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news will be heard only through the monitor screens tomorrow the first call will be heard by schoolchildren on kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast are regions where the enemy shoots from close range from russia or the occupied territories, children simply do not have enough time to go down to the shelters, besides, hundreds of schools there are destroyed and damaged students will also sit at their desks in the regions bordering russia in the areas of sumy oblast and rivne oblast near the administrative border with belarus. tsn correspondents are ready to tell you how the school year will begin in the re

far from kaluga in europe, the socialist jeanne zhores was killed and in his honor korovinskaya, theeet was renamed zhores avenue i hasten to announce the news. i have just entered into an agreement with a group of german capitalists and engineers. i was asked to calculate a model of a rocket plane with a pair of rocket engines in the bearing surfaces. i need your advice, but i'm at a loss for such peculiar rumors about you. in any case, newspapers are constantly chirping about your work alexander shershevsky. soviet newspapers tweeted that the inventor tsiolkovsky was going to send a rocket to the moon and went crazy with intense mental work. completely undermined health talented russian engineer tsiolkovsky knew how they whispered behind his back, how unbearably. everyone wanted to know what he was thinking about, the crazy kaluga gupsa in the narkhoz took a subscription from the scientist that he would no longer publish his philosophical works. these are the throwing of the father, these torments of the father this is not the recognition of the father. it's also very hard. eh, it

we take you live where senators jeanne shaheen and thom tillis are set to talk about the u.s. role in the nato alliance amid the russia ukraine war, hosted by the atlantic council. >> atlantic council front pages are a premier platform for global leaders. this is hosted by the transatlantic security initiative. last week, president vladimir putin further escalated the dangers of swirling around the war in ukraine, the mobilization of 300,000 troops. only thinly veiled threats of nuclear weapons use. we have witnessed remarkable u.s. leadership and transatlantic solidarity and unity since putin's february 24 invasion, providing assistance to you great and bolstering nato's determines and defense on the eastern flank. bipartisan support from congress has been crucial for supporting ukraine and strengthening nato, including the remarkable 95:1 ratification of the senate ship applications for finland and sweden. senator shaheen and senator tillis have been at the forefront of the efforts. they look forward to hearing from them as the war moves into a dangerous new phase. to our au

or know that was i dream of jeanne. >> the issue of this whole problem, maggie haberman's reporting on trump's purported wealth -- >> let me say with the reporting is, and then i'm gonna get, or because isn't exclusive detail. meg haberman's new book, the making of donald trump in the breaking of america, including the trump once received a lease payment entirely in gold bars. you are calling this the trumpiest thing you have ever heard. >> well, it really is the trumpiest thing i've ever heard. and alike so many trumpy things, you really have to question details and wonder, did it is actually happen? and if it actually happened, did it happen the way it was reported, or at least the former presidents people play it. and lastly, who was involved? so think about who might have 1000 pounds of gold hanging around? because that is what a few dozen bars of ghouls way. and they're worth 15 billion dollars. so the other question is, who has made $15 million that he wants to hide in gold bars? well we know what kind of people want to hide things like that. it's people who are, as donald trump

at 2:00 p.m., jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and republican senator thom tillis of north carolina on.s. role in the nato alliance. then this evening at six, watch as nash a crash a spacecraft into an asteroid to test whether an asteroid's path can be redirected in space, all of this live on c-span and their free video app, c-span now. host: good morning. it we are 40 days out from the midterm. both parties are working hard to convince voters they should be trusted on economic issues like jobs and fighting inflation. the latest polling shows that social issues like abortion and voting rights are dividing voters. we want to hear which issues is more important to your midterm vote. our

i ask senator jeanne shaheen about her continued fight for afghan women and girls. >>> then -- >> i can't the cloud and leave it for my grandchildren and children. they should know about this crime and all these women. >> ukrainian officials say it's a war crime caught an camera. a gruesome recording may help bring some justice in ukraine. >>> and -- >> the problem isn't just donald trump. it is this much bigger change

cnn's jeanne casarez has more. >> reporter: for 12 years eva was stalked by a man who threatened to kidr her and her young daughter. he sent detailed letters threatening explicit sexual violence signed freddie kruger, a fictional serial killer. >> hellish, nightmarish, deviant, perverse, sick letters. >> reporter: the fbi shared the letters with us. >> so from one of them he specifically said my main mission in life is to stalk you, rape you and to terrify. i want to make your life so miserable that you can't stand it. >> reporter: approximately 49 letters in all. >> every time he would find us we would move. >> reporter: you sold your house. >> sold my house, yeah. sold my house. >> reporter: when the letters began eva played an investigator on csi miami, but in real life she was dependent on investigators to save her. there was evidence. >> and the defendant licked the letters in the envelope he left traces of dna. >> reporter: but the perpetrator's dna didn't match any database. >> so we are playing the fact we have this technology and we catch everybody, but in real life the technol

one of four storms that hit florida, the others were hurricane frances and jeanne and ivan but what made charley unique was its sheer size. that was a biggie and it was, to put ian in perspective, it is 3 times larger, traveling 1/4 as fast. picture of a mass that big moving slowly and you hear this talk about ocean surges and think about for every foot, a thousand feet of water move in, you've got a lot of real estate impacted in people's lives. for all authorities and any authorities to be in constant contact with each other to keep folks like that includes the governor who is updating folks on where things stand. he's talking to president biden, the latest from peter doocy on how they are trying to coordinate. >> reporter: president biden is talking a 2-tiered approach to storm prep and storm response, the first here would be connecting by phone with governor desantis. >> president biden: i spoke to governor desantis for sometime. for time time. the team has been in constant contact. the mayors of tampa, saint pete's and clearwater and my message has been absolutely clear, that we are

that is why for jeanne francois from paris, the borodino bullet is his favorite place - this is alreadyeventh battle of borodina - this is the best reconstruction of any battles. i love to come here a lot of cavalry. and even more infantry attitude towards foreigners. simply amazing. the battle itself is a never-ending wave of events for more than an hour, like a good movie, but in a movie you will feel everything with such the same effect. not only is it impossible, you hear how the patriotic spirit is growing to support the people. triotikov is right, baby, well done. thank you. about the fleeing french, this is, of course, a strong statement. in fact, the story of borodin is much more complicated after a fierce battle, the armies returned to their positions. although it was precisely the successes of the french that were great, kutuzov ordered a retreat, then there was the surrender of moscow and napoleon was probably seen. here it is a victory on a silver platter, but in the end it all ended with the defeat of his army, which until how to set foot on our earth simply did not know su

do >> we notice jeanne beverley paying attention, but seemingly uneasy. >> seeing all the guns of thewas like i. >> do you think it's going to make you feel safer? >> yeah, you know when you have knowledge of stuff, it makes you safer. >> would you ever want to carry? >> i do not think so. >> wacky or side one time to get your cartridge back. but perfect. any questions? no, guns down. >> this woman organized the guns outing, with a personal purpose. >> our society, our climate is changing. it's better to be prepared for your own safety in protection. >> they are not alone. but [sound of gunfire] at borough county shooting part, just east of l.a., we met jessica mendes. >> i'm a mexican woman in a same-sex relationship. i need to feel safe. i need to feel protected. >> her wife, chrystia regalado, didn't want anything to do with guns. your first experience hearing what you're hearing right now, gunshots, you are taking it very well. [sound of gunfire] >> just the sound, the vibrations of each impact. it made me feel very scared. >> feel the counter force the gun has. >> tom newman bega

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- >> good boy. go ahead. all the way, hun. all the way. >> reporter: new york. >> good boy. >> "the windsors: inside the royal dynasty" starts now. >>> the house of windsor. ruled over by a dutiful queen, elizabeth ii. >> god help me to make good my vow, and god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. >> as she watches her beloved grandson marry his american bride -- >> i harry take you meghan. >> a new generation breathes life into an ancient institution. for nearly 70 years the queen has weathered scandal and tragedy. >> we have some very sad news to bring you. princess diana has died. >> and battled to remain relevant and respected. >> no institution should be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support. >> but in the 21st century the pressures of being royal are more intense than ever. >> prince harry and meghan markle, they're stepping back from their senior roles in the royal family. >> i won't be bullied into playing a game that killed my mom. >> as the queen nears the end of her reign

. >> sean: well, karin jeanne-pierre is really bad at her job, but that is what it is. she knows what's happening at the border and she knows it looks really bad. she also knows that her boss, joe biden's not going to do anything about it except lie to the american people because both joe biden and kamala harris don't care about suffering on either side of the border and just last week kamala said our border is secure an outright lie. they don't care about the human smuggling, the drug smuggling, the fentanyl or opioid crisis and according to them securing the border and finishing the wall is racist. so here we are with a crisis spiraling out of control and they're full and complete denial and aiding and abetting in the law break. here with a full advice i have report from alex lee moyer sara carter is with us. sarah, i hear it's a mess down there. >> oh, it sure is, sean. you know, as the sun's setting here in el paso, we're at a bus terminal that's kind of nestled in between all the tall buildings here. you can see behind me hundreds of people that have been dropped o