call it jeanne d'arc some kind of hooligan. i, as the author of the insistence script, she is indispensable. the question is why is there a mounting gluing? somehow everything looks very strange. yes, that is, why does the screenwriter give any instructions to the director, screenwriters in general. usually no one asks. he surrendered the script. all goodbye. bye bye. we continue to shoot the film without you, and in real practice, both in the soviet and in the modern screenwriter reads very little. yes , he has already transferred all the rights to use, definitely not in the soviet film industry. and if we look, well, because the screenwriter, uh, this thirties screenwriter was the author of the film. yes, but in the sixtieth, after all, the director of the film is already a full-fledged director. he is the creator here too when we look at the screen. well , as if a little bit of some strangeness raises questions for us. i say why glue for some reason they went off-screen, because obviously they re-voiced it all, and the chara

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yes you blaspheme, jeanne man, this is a filthy area and an obscene vision.himself on the weight of a rushing horse in order to save a child unknown to him. very, uh , such a sixties speech, in my opinion, here is a person who becomes the cornerstone in the thaw codes in soviet cinema. it's clear. this is not the historical zhanna, this is zhanna as soviet filmmakers see her, but here is a mystery. she appears from somewhere in this literary scenario, on which two authors gabrilovich are already standing. and panfilov, and at first they give the script to gabrilovich to write, then he gets sick and writes a letter to the studio. it remained in the archive for nothing, or panfilov's yes. and then jeanne appears and further in the interview. it seems to me here, and panfilov points. he says that at first we decided that there will be a scene of jeanne's renunciation that here is our heroine. we need to show her true height of nobility. this factory girl. yes, her inner world. we transmit through jeanne darke she plays and this is one scene, and then they seem t

just put it under the window and forget, which is why we don't have a jeanne darc movie next.ilm panfilov churikova was released only in the seventy-fifth year, it was just asking for the floor. here. how long did it take them to let go of their previous project, but we have the film inception which received in the early seventies and an award. e, komsomol and as i said, churikova received recognition from the audience, but it's all the same to the end. she tells me. why do we have to watch this film now, of course, this is also churikova. that's why we need to watch this film, which, by some very very subtle transition, instantly transforms into a completely different character. you understand that it was one character of pasha stroganov, and then suddenly became the wife of dark. after all, you have no doubts that this is not pasha stroganov, who is already playing on dark, she is a real wife. dark yes, her job. you can't even. it's a game to call it really. it's work here, and it's incredible because it seems so simple. well, think about it, played one played the other. uh,

in this whole life, one of the best works of this couple, the 1970 film began to be removed, and jeannefficials were not in favor . therefore, in the film, in fact, two pictures are the main the heroine, a girl from the people, is invited to the cinema to play jeanne at panfi's playgrounds. the heroine, not spectacular, is a very kind girl who loves a handsome married man and phrases that are divided into quotes.

with dad was doing to. >> was jeanne gonna get the boot?thought that dad was being a little too hard on gene. dad maybe you should back it down a notch, if you're gonna fire him just fire him. >> he was one of the main suspects. >> police got a break. they discovered dna on that zip tie found around melbourne's neck. they immediately started swapping suspects, hoping to find a match. >> i have over 80 dna samples that i have collected from everybody connected to this case. >> did you interview all those people as well? >> all those people had been interviewed by me or at least one of the other 3 to 4 detectives that had assisted with that case. >> 80 people? >> yes. >> clearly it would be a tough case to crack. is it like fighting a suspect in a haystack? >> in a stack of her specs probably. >> but worthy looking in the right haystack? >> coming up. a secret kept in a bedroom. >> free found a lot of empty prescription pill bottles and a lot of pharmacy receipts. >> had the police also found the motive for melvin's murder? when dateline cont

jeanne rossi, thank you. as we talk about trump's poll numbers going up, despite all of his legal troubles, there is actually an nbc report that says, get this, only four of his 44 cabinet members, have even endorsed his latest run for president. that is just for people out of a possible 44. former a.g. bill barr telling nbc, when asked, he would support in the trump biden rematch, well, quote, i will jump off that bridge when i get to it, unquote. i want to bring in john fulton, former national security adviser who is a former u.n. ambassador. ambassador, it's good to see, you but i've got to tell you. those odds number one are not too good, four out of 44. we'll get to that in a second. but you've been clear of your own critique and criticism of donald trump. but i wonder, if you are asked the same question that bill barr was asked, if it came down to a trump biden matchup, what would you do? >> well, the same thing i did in 2020. i looked at maryland which permits right in voting, i always like to vote for

today i want to ask you some questions questions from jeanne to millimer for 600, please.e soundtrack to the film the tender age by this acclaimed director who became famous for the films 100 days after childhood assa anna karenina name him. sergey solovyov metro in art for 600, please. according to the sketches of this artist, mosaics were created that still adorn the moscow stations mayakovskaya and novokuznetskaya olympic champions for 600, please , in 2002 in salt lake city, this norwegian became the only absolute olympic champion in biathlon in history, winning all starts in the tournament. olympic champions for 400 at the 1928 games, american betty robinson won the 100-meter dash, and then got into the plane crash recovered and in 1936 in berlin helped the team win gold. in this discipline there are four 100m relays. right. theater of russia for 600, please. at the beginning of the 20th century, the future people's commissar was exiled here in kaluga and wrote. the only bright spot in the darkness is the theater. in 1929, the local theater was named after him. maybe

jeanne, the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger testified today as well. he was on that infamous call, trump is looking for his 11,000 votes. what do you think his testimony will mean for mark meadows overall argument? he basically said the call was political and what trump was asking him was inappropriate? >> well, the thing he did that really hurt his case is that he said he was acting at the behest of donald trump. you can complain about how a -- handles your money. but you cannot rob it. so what donald trump did is he devised a scheme to affect the electoral vote, and he brought mark meadows in and helped him execute the scheme. if you met mark meadows did that came out of that hearing is that he violated the hatch act. you cannot under any circumstances claim color of law if you are violating the hatch act. so he shot himself in the foot. >> but he's saying everything that i did, broadly speaking, was part of my responsibilities because it's the president of the united states. anything that he wants goes? >> yes, well, it has limitations. but the hatc

jeanne moos was there. >> reporter: this turtle didn't inquire about a membership.led right in through the open garage door. >> im inspired by a lady dressed in green like me. >> reporter: the lady is the manager. >> it's a turtle. i don't know if i should pick you up. i don't want you to snap at me. i don't want to hurt you. >> reporter: it was she who added the commentary taking on the turtle with a top. >> are you going to try >> you think they are slow, but this guy was going. >> reporter: seeking cover under equipment, inspired by the new teenage mutant ninja turtles movie. the infiltrator is a turtle known as the go for tortoise. it's considered threatened, they want motorists to display it on license plates. someone wrote a five-star google review of the gym from the turtle's point of view. even offered me one of their towels. however, i decided not to enroll because i am a turtle. nicki pointed toward the exit. it kind of did. >> are you shooing me? >> like a matador, leading it out the back-door. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> do we think the turtle got any

well what are we sitting jeanne don't you wanna ride with me tonight at night? a lot of work.'ll be waiting. well , at least about what i shouldn't say. help flunked him. this is one of those who scored grandmas. have you done everything? sunset or a strand of it tomorrow i'll find, maybe so we can reach the rest. and they moved. everything, damn well, why is it always like this? okay. and no clean work sucks. no prints, no traces. and now it 's zaitsev who called me and wants us to deal with this business feet, well, well, bikers. you know , to me, in general, behind each of them there are some dark deeds. could you come for identification? what happened? he was shot, how did that happen? we have now figured it out. we stay with you. you just tell me what to do. i don't know who to suspect. we just came to the bike show. and your brother was not threatened. this night yegor was with you. no. he decided to ride around the city and it seems he had a date, old man no matter with whom. just find these freaks. how do you know that there are a lot of them, and i don't care. how man

jeanne, let's go to the georgia indictment. fani willis, the, judges aiming to get all 19 defendants, all 19 defendants, arraigned over the next three weeks. she wants the trial to start on march 4th. is that timeline realistic? >> unrealistic. i had -- agreed to a case involving 19 defendants. what happened, was it a january 6th case, we divide it up the case into two cases, some played out, and you had two separate trials. there was absolutely no chance that 19 defendants will go to trial in march, too many motions, too many attorneys, too many schedules. >> do you agree, bread? >> yeah, i think it's pretty bold. i don't think jack smith is getting jenner 2024 for his case. march is the earliest will see any cases. i think may might hold for the documents. when it comes to fani willis, i think she's getting pushed to the summer. remember, if any of these get to trial, donald trump almos t certainly gonna lose. he's gonna get convicted. his hope has to rest on the pretrial motions. he's going to appeal it as far as he can, go

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i didn't expect tha

while the rest went on, that in russia jeanne was crowded with the whole separating stings from the vestibulee middle of a huge front sting somewhere tin she announced her name and title. she listened to polite questions and gave a polite answer to each source. the engineers set up the acoustics of the girls. i correctly brought the word especially solemnly from the hall olga was led by waiters through the greenhouse of several more ceremonial halls, where there was a large imperial crown. then , through the vestibule, he sought out the palace, the princess was brought to rest in antikrik august rest, lived in the comfort of a comfortable godfather, eats swallowing drinks, fruits and sweets after rest, books. there are ladies escorted through the colossal hippodrome destined for competitions to the hall not far from the throne room from there. after a mandatory wait, she entered the hall of justinian, where the empress helena sat on the great throne, surrounded by magnificently dressed bureaucratic ladies. the impression of the indescribable greatness of the imperial family was reinforced by

well, so many years have already passed jeanne, but nevertheless. think that a brother does not need to look for a biological family. you know, i'm not what i think is not necessary. i am very afraid. he wants to know it very much. here's one of mine with him. well talk. he says i want to know. i'm afraid that, well, suddenly there was no prosperous family. maybe he will meet not those whom he already imagines, but you don’t find any other reason, that's where a mother could leave a child. also, like that family is dysfunctional. here's for myself. i have two children and four grandchildren. i do not find any reasons and circumstances. well, i have 95% well, this is a dysfunctional family, which means, do you agree with jeanne, we can only build versions i don’t know the picture. no, no, and how did your foster mother react to your desire to find a biological family. well , of course, it is very difficult for her too. i want to say more, e on this situation, that's it. well, for me, yes, that is, it's civil feat. that is, when a person was taken , y

i want to acknowledge a first army air force major, general jeanne leverage. she is here.opriate. amelia air hearts names synonymous with courage. her bravery knew no boundaries, or soaring from coast to coast, continent to continent, island to shore. as we all, know amelia air hearts towering legacy as an aviator is to be rivaled by few. she was the first woman, and the only, the second person to fly solo cross the atlantic. and doing, so she also set new records for speed, time left between two continents. for the value she had, the congress and warded heard the flying koch cross. this is the first woman to receive this honor. for her incredible feats, reporters at the time halted the queen of the air. not only were seen outstanding aviator, she had a strong moral compass as an outspoken champion for gender equality. amelia envisioned aviation as a great equalizer. she fought valiantly to close the gender gap. in 1935 radio address, she offered words that continue to inspire us today. these are her words. aviation, this young modern giants, exemplifies the possible relat

some hard cash along with the radio ago about needs to your home in your car and at your and be, jeanneill was local fire departments all over the bay area reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a southwest airlines plane catching fire after taking off prompting the pilot to make an emergency landing. the dramatic new video showing flames shooting out of the engine and the town of paradise installing a new emergency response tool. >> how leaders hope it will help save lives. >> the >> town of paradise in butte county testing sirens that would warn people in the event of a wildfire. this, of course, comes after that camp fire killed. 85 people. in paradise in 2018 town leaders say the 21 sirens well, amid loud warning sounds for one minute followed by evacuation instructions, reliable warning systems are becoming more critical in common during wildfires and preparing for them, especially as power lines and cell towers can fail, knocking out other communication systems like text alerts. >> i take a look at this terrifying new video shows a southwest airlines jet with the

i 'm going to the native places of the belarusian jeanne darke and one of the narrow-gauge railway stations the doctor's town with the unusual name of pop music. so this is a wonderful quiet town not far from braslav where you are unlikely to go on purpose, but on the way, for example, you dropped your visas, you can call in, which i did.

doctor christina de la jeanne datz of northwell health says it's a game changer. >> early as day 3. so that's just after 2 doses of the medication. again, much quicker than the typical sarah serotonin based antidepressants, which can take many weeks before women start to kill themselves. experts say one in 8 women will develop symptoms of postpartum depression after giving birth. that can last for weeks to up to 2 years. tiffany jackson describes her bout with postpartum after her second son. >> never felt happy. just had a bet. and i was not happy about it like i loved him in a way, but i couldn't even connect to like he didn't seem like my son. estimated 18, 40% of mothers battling postpartum depression actually experienced suicidal thoughts. the symptoms are crushing the sadness, the weeping as the feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, worthlessness. >> you know, there's apps for energy. they have no energy, no motivation. and they are trying to take care of the little one, their family and all the other responsibilities that they have. experts hope having access to an oral pil

i wrote about jeanne about a about jean-luc over si.ical science disputes and write about politics, about foreign policy , i throw off some news, but the fact is that if you do not have a paradigmatic view of the political, then you will be led, you will be a person who follows the agenda. today. we have one thing tomorrow, another can be seen from a number of experts who are my colleagues, and in the expert community of the russian federation, uh, and in general, by journalists, including western ones, and by expert colleagues, but on the western front, but very strongly rejection of the philosophical substantiation of the religious process is conditional there , conditionally, everything is carried out for some kind of monstrous propaganda and, uh, they don’t conduct contextual deep analysis. i'm struggling with this during bordeaux, she already told me that she didn't like france, in fact, she became known in many ways on federal tv as a specialist in france, she really was a good specialist in france, but i must admit that she hmm d

jeanne francois de la perouse is one of the most enigmatic in history.osed to be a kind of french answer, three, campaigns, englishman james cook cross the atlantic bypass west australia

action north atlantic alliance in the asia-pacific region directed against russia and china stressed jeanne hey. the new region of russia has become part of a large-scale project for the development of street culture and sports . there are no analogues to the competition, which was invented in our country. nowhere in the world. he enters the presidential platform. russia is the side of opportunity and has already united almost half of the planet in mid-august, thousands of creative people will gather in stavropol for the big festival. and now they are holding master classes for teenagers from donbass from alchevsk report. igor mikhailov jumping with a site turn overcoming obstacles at high speeds alchevsk schoolchildren train every day, they do not stop their heat over 30 °, no heavy rains for young athletes, local authorities organized a special site in the city center, this gym was empty for three decades by the joint efforts of volunteers. teenagers and their parents made repairs here and organized a training ground for riders from kaders. they took part. even the military delivered to t

oh, where is jeanne's billy, so where would the background be home, wait a mobile phone ro-roshim everything that i am and what are you doing? i want to search through the internet to buy a new mobile phone. well let second-hand what again? yes, your phone number was not found, let me try. listen, i'm already exhausted on this internet, there is nothing but porn at all, but because you you're doing it all wrong. phone well here you are, see how you need it. well , you could call him. lazarev vasilyevich, born sixty-first, vice president of the trade credit bank order , well, yes, the weapon was not found, they shot him in the head , it seems that the killer waited for him here, if he had followed, he would have shot his back, that he lived somewhere nearby. yes, they met him right in this house. there is no witness yet. okay guys, maybe someone noticed how the killer was waiting for lazarev. look for witnesses. yes, even go to the place of residence, everything works yes comrade major. uh huh no. he says it's not his problem. and mine and theirs i have to decide. sama yes, wait. he must have

her name is jeanne. she's a flight attendant.maybe, for example, some dancer will treat this as a shake and a singer. i mean, it's completely different. a little. i think this one is a dancer. there is even a striptease anton let's take the next option. i'm probably closer to the conductors, probably artyom. you said the stewardess, but it seems to serve in some. so far, you haven't been wrong. you have the opportunity to be wrong. make a mistake. anton what do you say? listen, well, let's still, uh, let's try the story with the waitress and the waitress, watch the secretary. masseur, well, we already have you understand, e, i often go to the fitness room, and i don’t pay attention. answer. try fitness trainer. yes instructor fitness instructor trainer look. there is such an answer. this is what the modern world of the waiter has put below the fitness trainer? so well, that artyom may be a leading tv presenter tv presenter, maybe, yes? yes, a good tv presenter is, in general, almost the same as that, but nevertheless we check. th

golden color is spinning, our lord jeanne is summer in the sea, i punish passion near and we are returningummer have prepared a lot of changes for belarusians. today, the country's subsistence minimum budget is increased by 3.5%. it will be 364 rubles. 40 kop. this calls for revision

the right word, we were not allowed. but time is fleeting seconds and life passes and instead of jeanneark came out socialist drama to the woman, the chairmen of the city council told panfilov gleb well, what churikov, the mayor of the city, the director boiled how do you know inuchurikov, and then there were gorky's vasa and mother, who triumphantly passed in cannes in his work, the actors noticed an amazing combination of delicacy and determination . he, like an actor, took care of him in order to save him for his plan, because he clearly knew what he wanted to get on the screen, what he wanted to cause the viewer to weigh the time impossible. it is the weightless most mysterious concept in life, but everything is subordinate to it, because everything changes in time. ilya filippov dmitry to lead the boys. this is all and that's what will happen next in our program, japan threatens. political economic crises. all because of the decision to dump radioactive water into the pacific ocean, a large-scale festival of drones and unmanned technologies was held at vdnkh. and today we celebrate

a special thanks to congressman ross cardigan and senator jeanne -- who worked from day one to make thishe gave our nation. his unyielding commitment to democracy it was this fervent belief that drove him to don our nations uniform to fight in france during the first world war, to defend peoples interest for decades here in these hallowed halls, and to champion freedom and justice here at home and across the world. he brought his midwest values to the congress. and the white house. son of a performer and himself a small business owner truman knew firsthand the promise of the american dream. and the power of democracy to support those aspirations. that is why in his 1949 state of the union address he pledged that every individual has a right to expect, from our government, a fair deal. and, he made this declaration his mission. putting forth a shining, inclusive vision of prosperity and security for every family. indeed, president truman's moral leadership on civil rights, including historic orders as others had mentioned, including each happens to desegregate the armed forces and the fed

well, what are you jeanne well, it turned out very well that you, and i don’t really like it in the morningnd you know that you kind of guess. i saw you, how you are with lyudmila well, at least out of curiosity. listen, well, say, at least there are not enough lackeys. oh, what-what milk. well, please, we'll dress you now. what is hi , you need years, of course, what was at the box office, but got it. we are europe today because we save everything that should be in europe family and christian values. the main thing, i think, is the postulate where the patriots are brought up in the family. if at home the parents have a negative attitude towards their country, then the child, so that they don’t tell him at school, how you brought her up at the university, he will not accept this. we clearly consistently defend our national interests. from one side to the other side. we have a huge number of followers in the world who like the position of belarus festivals such as slavic bazaars. vitebsk looking into your eyes to say we are together, and together we are stronger everything will end one way o

food, in general , occupied one of the main places in jeanne's life ; she was a staunch raw foodist. so convinced that in the past few years she had been eating exclusively greens, two or three types of fruits and freshly squeezed juices, and was losing more and more weight the last time. in social networks. i helped her make transfers. she like she didn't work out there. well, she looked like she was a girl, but she was straight. well, such a dried or something like that, so she constantly broadcast how she eats and the mangol image of a raw food chef happy successful and literally not getting out of foreign travels. more and more at odds with what have already seen friends and relatives in person. she had very disturbing symptoms, even associated with the activity of the brain. memory e forgot a little. well, this was washed away in understanding. there, his last trip to malaysia. jeanne also looked, as always, happy, she was going home, she was supposed to fly to kazan, but on the eve of the departure of the flight, she was in a state. she was rapidly deteriorating. i got infected

[applause] as well as yorba linda mayor, jeanne hernandez. [applause] councilman janice lyn.ause] and councilman carlos rodriguez. [applause] i'm told that this morning, you all now are participating in, and attending, what is the second largest vietnam veteran state ceremony in the united states. [applause] absolutely. and only second to the gathering at the national parks service, vietnam war veterans monuments, on the national mall. so that's quite a distinction. on march 29th, 1973, 50 years ago, today, the last american combat troops left vietnam. that evening, president nixon address the american people from the oval office, saying the day that we have all worked and prayed for, is finally come. he would go on to say, for the first time in 12 years, no american military forces are in vietnam, all of our american p.o.w.s are on their way home. vietnam veterans day became a national day observance, six years ago, when president trump signed the vietnam war veterans recognition act of 2017. however, its origins date to a proclamation issued by nixon on february 26th, 1974.

in color yes 4.4 180 yes play art. in the painting by jeanne georges weber shah he plays with his uncledinal joseph fashion napoleon yes chess in art for a thousand in 2011 chess pieces from this film by ingmar bergman were sold at auction in stockholm for one million swedish kronor. the seventh seal is true in the story of a knight playing chess with death. cubes for 200 that's how many faces a cube has. dances 600 in this film by gaidai, the original yenka modeling, written by alexander zatsepin, sounds quite logical in the credits, because the action takes place in finland behind the matches. that's what the movie is called. dances for 400 according to mariingoff, lunacharsky promised her that he would give the cathedral of christ the savior for her dance school or the vodian palace deceived, you are right. dutch melodies cossack songs on the mountain there was a cossack, you don’t immediately recognize this dance , it’s not at all a cossack by origin lezginka . you are right. this havana establishment, called deportivo, was the birthplace of the roeda dance, a decacino variety of sa

that is already hello eh well, personally, for example, hello jeanne, give me your phone number.elping to this day. our fifth, how can you realize that you inspired the krasnoyarsk people when i got a call from my tears. i just think, god, it’s just me , and father here they say, do good , throw it into the water, but we live in a different world, where if you just do good and throw it into the water if the citizens of krasnoyarsk had not known about it , other people would not have known about it, they send us money from germany from england from austria, too , at least some help is now difficult for them to help russian speakers. uh, us russians. and here in general there is such a distance between us and such a situation. i'm listening here. i don't believe this is a woman for us at all. legend just when upon us when you found out about them, that's what you think then. why aren't we? and why are we sitting in our comfort? we are good for us, something does not drip. why does everyone work like this? how can i participate in this? after all just send money it, well, how to buy

well, let's go very jeanne, born in spring leave in chinese so you didn't say no to the ending.l a lot of time until tomorrow. the energy is based on love, and there is nowhere to take it from, to order, it is impossible to put the heart . that is why i think that he tropical institutions give so little results. i got attached to this poor girl. all the subjects that you teach me are necessary. from what let me ask you, count, do you have such a disrespectful attitude towards women's education? i in no way would like to show disrespect to myself. by the way, you misunderstood me. it just confuses me that patronage of my mother girl. by the way, i'm not quite sure that she needs physics classes so much. i do not expect you to remember me my feelings, as a loving person can remember them. but i expected, just at least delicacy. i am not interested. your addiction to this girl. this is true. but only because i see that it is not natural? i am very sorry that only one rough and material thing is understandable and natural to you. and i'm to blame for everything. i am irritable. i'm

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just showing you that it's going to be chilly or not to eugene, the tropical storm jeanne, is actually drop down those temperatures for the next couple days. so wild places united states are dealing with triple digit temperatures. eugene's going bring that moisture that clouds dropping us down too. above average are dropping just right down to average or below. but you can see by saturday and sunday that's going to move out and back to warmer temperatures. cool down into the 80's. up and thanks for u.s. privacy rights advocates call it a major problem. third-party data brokers probably never heard of, are collecting and selling your information and you may not even know about it. but now there's a bill going through the legislature that aims to fight this issue head-on. not everyone, though, is on board. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace introduces us to the delete act. if you scrolled online shop for items or simply used an app on your phone, chances are it's happened to you. third-party companies known as data brokers are collecting and often sharing and selling your persona

duncan zinaida gippius jeanne somehow and others tries herself as a stage designer, creating scenerydiaghilev's performances in the imperial theater, the audience was delighted with bakst and admired both in artistic and theatrical circles, but in 1909 the artist was expelled from st. the right to reside. leon settled in paris and took up the design of theatrical productions. scenography and costumes created by bakst for diaghilev's ballets caused a real sensation and became a revolution in the fashion world european stores were full dresses and fabrics created according to the costumes from the ballets of the russian seasons, and in the history of theatrical art. the artist entered as an innovator who combined the scenery with the production into one whole in 1924, shortly before his death. for the second time he was awarded france's highest award, the legion of honor. leon bakst, the brightest artist of the silver age, the man who changed the art world of the 20th century. do we know exactly how to start the morning right? i hope you didn't have breakfast today because i'm going to

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> 2 1/2 hours?ever, that is one way to get dismissed. bring the triplets. >> i've been dismissed sooner than 2 1/2 hours. but it is a way. memorable stuff, huh? the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. ♪ >>> good morning, even. welcome to "cnn this morning." maybe if you're just getting up right now, you've got that piping hot coffee, chai latte, whatever you drink. i'm not hating on it. i love it. i'm amara walker. >> that was very specific. >> i know you like chai tea. >> good. >>> we're following several developing stories this morning.

some hard cash along with the radio ago about needs to your home in your car and at your and be, jeanne says this is their 45th. the drill was local fire departments all over the bay area reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> nearly 10 days since elon hina fire. basically desta mated western maui. as many as 1300 people are still unaccounted for. police say around 40% of the burn area has been searched so far. and we do know that the number of people killed. it's now up to 111. but for the survivors, there's yet another new challenge that's presenting itself. many people have lost everything, their own, their homes, their businesses, their cars. but now there are real estate developers that are descending on the island trying to buy up that torch land. many are now worried they'll be forced to sell if insurance money and government aid does not come in soon. hawaii governor josh green said that he's ordering his attorney general to temporally halt all land purchases. he admits there could be some legal challenges to do that, though. >> what that means is we're going to make sure th

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i didn't expect that story to end with a possible threesome. >> sorry to the people who are watching this morning. >> i didn't know what was happening. >>> the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to cnn this morning. it is sunday, august 20th. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amaral walker. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we're keeping a close eye on hurricane hilary right now as it closes in on the southwestern u.s. >> this is a very, very dangerous and significant storm. >> people there are filling up sandbags as forecasters warn of catastrophic flooding and officials are telling people to stay inside. allison chinchar is standing by with the timing and ill pact we'll see from the storm. >>> republican presidential candidates are sharpening attacks ahead of this week's gop debate. who we will see on stage and their message to voters ahead of the debate. >>> president biden is heading to hawaii tomorrow to see the damage firsthand left by the maui wildfires. >>> it's not just a trophy on the line.

analyst and former fbi director andrew mccabe and -- sarah matthews, and former federal prosecutor jeanne rossi. but back to you, tom foreman, in terms of what is going on right now. break it down. how are we going to unpack all of this? >> we will start with the two people you named to begin with. john eastman -- this is the trump lawyer who led the charge on the plan, whereby mike pence would not certify the votes and they would kick it to the house of representatives and or two gop-controlled legislatures around the country, where they would simply declare trump to be the winner. he gave us another impassioned speech today as he turned himself in saying, look, i am just a lawyer representing the president. if you make this illegal, how are we going to do our job? scott hall, bail bondsman down in atlanta -- he is tied to the coffee county election machine breach. remember, they were machines up there with the investigation found a group of trump allies went in there and took data from these machines, which the prosecutor says is in violation of law. two so far -- too mugshot so far. bu

and thom tillis are trying to negotiate with democrats like senator amy klobuchar, chris coons, and jeanne solution. senator cotton introduced an alternate bill. >> i feel like the afghanistan adjustment act is caught in to the domestic politics of two parties. both parties have good intentions here we are to have to make decisions about the lives of more than 60,000 afghans who live in the u.s. and they want to have a brighter future and be like everyone else. >> senator cotton's bill focuses on more security vetting. but the 43 members of the afghan female tactical platoon have already been vetted over and over by the u.s. government. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. russian forces launched large scale drone strikes against kyiv overnight. they say all 10 drones fired at the capital city were intercepted. debris from the drones hit three districts of kyiv damaging a nonresidential building there. up next, we talk with republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy about his campaign and the effect of the latest trump indictment. first, beyond our borders ton

madigliani painted many nude portraits, but none of them featured jeanne. he singled her out among histh zhanna was short-lived after the artist died from tuberculosis at the age of 36; his beloved, pregnant with her second child, jumped from the window of a nine-story building. both the child and mother died only after death. at large auctions, his works cost tens of millions of dollars, and the love of his life between his mother and wife continued and after death the lovers were buried in the same grave. well, in the meantime, friends, our morning continues. i remind you that today we are together we are celebrating the thirty-first of august - this is thursday. and this is the attention of the last summer day this year. well, then think for yourself what to do with this information: be happy or sad? well, we are not very sad and do not despair, because the open-air festival that we love so much continues in our country and this weekend the largest popular science event in the country will be held in the capital central botanical garden. yes, despite the fact that this is already th

like howard baker the one-time senate republican leader former cia director, former un ambassador jeannepatrick former cabinet secretary james lessons are even folks like donald rumsfeld and dick cheney who all were given special instructions for evacuation in an emergency pre-assigned teams would report to different bunkers, command posts with continuity facilities to be ready to serve as presidential successor. when someone look at commerce secretary or agriculture secretary would arrive in emergency site he or she would find a white house staff are partyin waiting including experd leader like donald rumsfeld or dick cheney already selected an imposition as her chief of staff designee. the full records of the programe will be declassified in the years ahead. we have no idea if there's a similar program that exist today. but this problem of how you prepare ass successor to assume the presidency not in a theoretical but an immediate rssense when minutes and hours matter. it is one of our government is still wrestling with. today a third generation of doomsday's art settling inside these

researchers say the jeanne atlas will document cures that working dogs hoping that similar therapies may end up working in people. coming up next. fare evasion is about to get a lot harder park putting up new gates to deter the act. those details coming up. >> plus, a win for the biden administration. how the supreme court is helping a gun bill pushing forward. but first, santa clara county plans to use a new approach to try to pay people who use meth to stay sober. we'll tell you what they're offering. in the south bay, a pilot program is aiming to help people struggling with drug addictions. starting in a few weeks, santa clara county will give gift cards to people addicted to meth. >> if they stay clean for at least 2 months conference. justin campbell has the details. >> a new initiative launched by the state and piloted in multiple counties will give gift cards to drug users if they test negative for methamphetamine every week, the first week, it's $10 each time. so up to $20 and that it incrementally goes up. >> max they can get over the 24 week period is $599. program manager

i would also like to appreciate our head of special education, jeanne robertson, and her responsiveness. um, the reason that i had asked and i think that commissioner alexander had agreed with me to pull this was this is a contract for tele therapy services. and and we have a dire staffing crisis and we are not providing to all of the students in our district. we recognize that. and i really do appreciate the creativity of our special education department and staff for thinking outside of the box. i just wanted clarification on and the way it has been explained to me, but i'm hoping that we can clarify and take any ambiguity out of it. is this contract is about providing potential telethon to students who are not in our schools. we do have a lot of students experiencing school refusals. we have a lot of students who are in limbo as we wait for space to open up at the nonpublic schools that they've been assigned to, things like that. so we do have students who aren't in school to be observed as part of their assessment. for example. right. or for some reason aren't willing to come to sch

jeanne rossi, thank you so much. as we talk about trump's poll numbers going up, despite all of his legal troubles. there is actually an nbc report that says, get this, only four of his 44 cabinet members have even endorsed his latest run for president. that is for people, out of a possible 44. former a.g. bill barr telling nbc, when asked, who he would support in a trump and biden rematch, well, quote, i'll jump off that bridge when i get to it. unquote. i want to bring in john bolton, former top national security adviser who is also a former u.n. ambassador. ambassador, it's really good to see you. i can't tell you, those odds of a one, not too good, four out of 44. we'll get to that in a second. but you are pretty clear of your own critique and criticism of donald trump. but i wonder if you asked the same question that bill barr was asked, when it came down to a trump and biden matchup. what would you do? >> i would do the same thing that i did in 2020. i live in maryland, which permits right in voting. i always l

jeanne moos,nn, new york. >> who doesn't like a bath? a quick programming note for you.e how the industry is adapting. that's tomorrow on cnn. >>> before we leave this evening, an update on the situation in hawaii. we know that firefighters in maui are fighting to contain three major fires, and as of this hour, the death toll has reached at least 80. teams are searching the area of lahaina, how with the help of cadaver dogs. and we're seeing video of truly harrows escapes. >> we got to walk somewhere over there by the beach. oh [ bleep ]. wrong turn! wrong turn! oh [ bleep ]. >> just keep going. >> no, no, no, no, not like this. not like this. >> keep going! >> not like this. no. the car! [ bleep ]. >> sng. officials planning a news conference in just a few hours, and you can stay with cnn for the latest. and be sure to join us for john dates on "cnn this morning weekend" starting at 6:00 a.m. and thank you for joining me this evening. i'm jessica deed in washington, d.c. i'm going to see you tomorrow night starting at 5:00 eastern. "the 90s" is up next. - don't touch th