she got a good job and julius was doing some occasional freelance work and then when julius gets the job they come back to new york and ethel gives work so you're absolutely right she is playing the role of the beautiful 1950s housewife. why did she do that in i don't have a total answer to that but i think it was part of her love for julius and the competition arises because what i think she was saying by this decision is i married a man who's going to do really well and she wanted to show her family that her choice of julius was vindicated and they think it's all part of that that really what drove her i thank was showing them that she had married somebody worthwhile and that explains why she got to him at the end but it certainly explains why she left washington and they came back and they lived in a variety of places. they went to both parents which wasn't successful and eventually to a place of their own a very shabby room in the east village. apple at this point is working for the east side defense counsel hoping that america would join in the world which in 1940 when they do i

(julius unsing) no, not at all. (sophie fouron) o.k.(julius unsing) just a quick sort of overview on a little bit about the problem itself, dealing now with the port stanley area. at the end of the conflict, there were 117 minefields remaining, and there were around 68 records for those, which were handed over by the argentines. the rest of the records were either lost, mislaid, or certainly haven't been found since. (sophie fouron) i'm not going to go in front. (robin swanson) you're perfectly safe here, because everybody's wandering around. (sophie fouron) we have to go back in time in a bit, and if you can explain why there are so many mines here in the falklands. (robin swanson) in 1982, in april, there was an invasion by the argentinian forces. when they arrived, they laid a lot of mindfields to protect their positions in case there was a counterinvasion. so there were two sets of mindfields if you'd like: one set that was orientated towards the east, and another set that was orientated towards the west. (julius unsing) this is a p

deanne julius joining us from chatham house.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> when you look at the investment from sovereigns it is difficult to compete in the highest level of the top tier in football. there is an enormous opportunity to compete in everything else within football across all of europe. english football was particularly appealing to us for the reasons cited earlier. it is very much about birmingham. guy: birmingham. capital management vice chair and co-ceo on bloomberg television talking about his investment with tom brady into kailey leinz birmingham city. whenever kailey leinz comes on there is usually tom brady news. she is such a huge fran of tom brady. -- a huge fan of tom brady. it is his birthday today. kailey leinz is a huge fan. he is investing in birmingham. i was born in birmingham. my dad was a big fan. my uncle was a big city fan. he is investing in birmingham city. not in the premiership, one down. he has never been to a game. he is looking forward going to a game. this is a game you play with your feet just b

. >> an epiphany moment for the detective, when he added the gunshot residue on julius close with allher story he found questionable, he was convinced, julia wasn't a victim but the mastermind who arranged and help carry out melvin's murder. so three months after that cold rainy night, police arrested julia phillips in the parking lot outside her store and charged with murder. >> probably the best day of my life. my dad called me and said they got her. >> police and prosecutors did not think julia actually killed melvin, but that she hired someone else to do it. the >> fresh footprints. that was really how we knew that she absolutely had someone else. >> their theory painted julia as pure evil. the reason she was relatively dry, they surmised, was because she stood under an embroil watching as her accomplice struck, shot and strangled melvin before carefully wrapping her induct tape. >> we've always assume that there was a second person assisting in the actual physical hands on part of the murder. >> so who could be? there was one person who police learned was close to her, had a crim

this is a cture of ethel and julius rosenberg. they were arrested in the summer of 1954 for allegedlytealing the secret of the atomic bomb. this a case that came out of british investigation. the british had discovered that of theircientists in the manhattan project to build a bomb during the war had been giving information to the soviets. so british were able to identify this scientist. he then name some names that led them eventually to ethel and rosenberg. the information from the british scientist probably helped soviets get a bomb quicker than they would have otherwise. maybe 1 to 4 years faster than if they had not gotten information. so the british spy in the project was important. ethel and julius rosenberg were really not important in that story. julius a spy and ethel knew that he was a spy. he stole some important military. right. but were arrested in 1950. they're accused of stealing the secret of the atomic bomb. and they were executed in 1953. okay. so for people who are afraid of government, of communists in the gov

that's it, and we remember him julius mitkevich doletsky an amazing man calculator from bulgaria georgyipated in the second season of the show amazing people, he is the winner of numerous arithmetic competitions, but nothing at these competitions distracts athletes from calculations in the studio , otherwise numerous factors can bring down concentration . let's see how it goes copes. a georgy good afternoon you came to us from that's why you are an interpreter? brilliantly? you understand russian applause are you a mathematician by education ? well, i'm very interested in it. i really like the topic itself. this is my hobby. what kind of engineer are you? i understand you very well too. well, can the human brain work in the mode of a computer? now we find out, we are starting a test for georgy georgiev so , the first stage of the test , ten-digit numbers from these numbers will appear on the screen. george must extract the root, george are you ready. yes, i'm ready to ask the first example. 1136 35.136 let's check. what is the correct answer 35.136. something incredible is happening. le

i also political correspondent julius, out daily for more on those talks, said to be on the way now between the defense ministry and germany's alms produces . now one thing we have to point out is that we have had no official confirmation from the german government that these talks are on going. but we've seen different media reports mentioning them, and they say that in fact the german government is talking with the manufacturer of the taurus and missiles to possibly deliver them to ukraine. these are air launch, cruise missiles, meaning that they are launch from an aircraft towards the ground. and at the moment they wouldn't be compatible with you korean aircraft, meaning that also germany would not be supplying aircraft to ukraine. just the missiles and these are missiles that have a range, as we've heard of up to 500 kilometers. and that is important because according to the reports, the german government has requested from the manufacturer that they apply a technical modification to the missiles, meaning that they cannot reach a range of up to 500 kilometers. it will limit to the range

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. >> reporter: finally, julius. what happened here? he said he heard his skin popping in the heat when he ran. >> i am running, can't see anything, all black. i'm going to die. >> reporter: he started praying, then an opening. you ran, you prayed, you made it. you don't realize it yet, but you're here, you made it through. >> you're here. aloha spirit is about family. we've seen it in ways that most people never get to imagine. >> reporter: another of the evacuees plans to pitch a tent and restart her garden as soon as humanly possible. that's what people here mean by the aloha spirit can rebuild the world. >> i felt it, tony, thank you so much. for those wanting to help the victims and the recovery effort on maui, go to cbsnews.com/helpmaui for more information. residents we spoke with are concerned about more storms as they're trying to assess the true scope of the disaster. meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel, how could additional storms impact the area? >> there are a couple of areas we're watching i

during the are ides of march the senate was in session and there julius caesar was assassinated by thens here. okay. so the murder happened a while ago. now after more than two millenia, visitors can get a close look at where historians believe roman senators dispatched the would-be dictator. for years it was stray cats who came, saw and conquered this square. now they have to make room for sightseers. they're happy to capitalize on the resurgence of tourism following the pandemic lockdown, recently observing a private theater immortalized in the epic 1951 blockbuster -- >> here is history's evil genius, nero. >> reporter: nero was a classic case as a rome-based archaeologist, believed he knew best. >> at a certain point he realizes as he's getting older, wait a minute, i can do whatever i want those guys advising me, they're inhibiting me. i can get rid of them. who's to say i can't? >> reporter: the theater is where nero honed acts to entertain the masses. he was big into bread and circuses. the bread and circuses are over now, the city still brings in the masses. ben wedeman, cnn, r

a presidential election was held there, in which julius bilo won. the results of the vote were not recognized by the military command since then, the confrontation between the government and the army began to grow in st. petersburg, they decided to take drastic measures to fight those who like to refresh themselves in the fountains on the day of the airborne forces, as the city vodokanal reported on wednesday, all facilities will work as usual from 9:00 morning until 10:00 pm. but if the employees of the enterprise notice those bathing in fountains the paratroopers then the water supply will be stopped , explaining this decision by the fact that such swims can damage equipment or lead to injuries, fountain divers and doctors warn in the water you can catch an intestinal infection. in the northern capital tomorrow it will be possible to meet not only paratroopers st. petersburg street now the mounted police are again guarding the patrols have already begun work on the millionth street in the alexander garden in the areas of st. isaac's cathedral and

i came, i saw , i won the battle, it was part of the pontic war, the legions of julius caesar incredibly defeated the army of the king of the bosporus kingdom, harnak. although there were half as many of them, and as the ancient philosopher plutarch tells us, in just three words. came saw defeated caesar informed the senate about the results of the battle historian. the saint also reports that when, after this victory, the legions of caesar participated in a solemn triumph marching through the streets of rome, before the general , they carried a board on which these words were written for two weeks. vice now, caesar’s phrase is also used in the same way to indicate success achieved easily and quickly. on august 2 , 1768, in russia, for the first time , the degree of doctor of medicine was awarded; it was awarded to gustav orius fin by origin. he graduated from medical school, served in the russian army, and then taught surgery and anatomy at the st. petersburg admiralty hospital school. orius passed the exams for a doctor but a medical college in russia then controlled by foreign doctors

why natasha rostova did not marry pushkin but refused, probably julius caesar who can he be called the of russia do you know from which work natasha rostova and andrei bolkonsky and turgenev, in my opinion, do you know famous russian composers? yes, i know tchaikovsky bach mozart is celebrated exactly today, june 12, i don’t know, honestly i don’t even know thoughts at all. well, if they went somewhere on the river, they stood and underwater correctly, correctly girls that's it, that's why june 12 was this day of russia day of russia now remember the victory over the nazis, the soviet union won and under the leadership of stalin, but immediately after the war he gave the order to shoot and -a famous commander alexander suvorov how do you feel about this? what he did did not think the mission acted completely differently suvorov i would have awarded it already 5 years ago it was given, uh, an interview with associate professor of the faculty of journalism of moscow state university anastasia nikolaeva. better will write called an interview this year. we scored aliens installation dictat

county supervisor john julius is the spiral operated the jacuzzi without a county health permit and was never inspected . >> we are going to devise a strategy to look at how to investigate these types of massage parlors and spas that are out there, that may not have a county health permit, because there is no way to know unless you actually go into the facility and inspected. >> health experts say legionnaires' disease is rarely transmitted person to person and usually when people get it it is because bacteria is aerated in the water and when people inhale it. >>> the chp this morning, still providing few details about the latest apparent way shooting in the east bay. investigators say the targeted car pulled into the police department parking lot, where officers discovered an occupant had been hit by gunfire. it all unfolded yesterday a little bit after to a p.m. investigators now believe the shooting happened on eastbound interstate 580 -- 580 grand avenue. there is no update on the victim's condition. >>> leaders this morning considering new action in response to a chaotic late night

collective west was announced in south africa by the leader of the fighters for economic freedom, julius spoke at rally of many thousands in honor of the decade of the movement. we are putin and putin is us and we will never support imperialism against president putin was on the verge of a large-scale war after the coup d'état in nigeria in the neighboring countries of burkina faso and the moths said that any intervention against the niger would be tantamount to declaring war on them the west african community froze all financial transactions of the niger and threatened the rebels with military measures if they did not return the deposed president to power in their country, he is considered pro french pandering to the interests of paris therefore, after the ultimatum. niger. he immediately stopped exporting gold and uranium to france, by the way , about 40% of french nuclear energy is based on uranium from niger, but in the african country itself, 80% of the population does not have electricity. it is one of the poorest countries and ranks last in the index. in the development of most of

i came to see , i won the battle, the prize was part of the pontic war; the legions of julius caesarbly easily defeated the army of the king of the bosporan kingdom, harnak. although there were half as many of them, and as the ancient philosopher plutarch tells us, in just three words. came saw defeated caesar informed the senate about the outcome of the battle historian. holy just the same reports that when, after this victory , caesar's legions participated in the solemn triumph of sweden through the streets of rome , a board was carried before the commander on which these words were written. venice is now caesar's phrase is used in the same way to denote the success of the attainment. easily and quickly on august 2, 1768 in russia , for the first time, the degree of doctor of medicine was awarded; gustav orius finn was awarded it by origin. he graduated from medical school , served in the russian army, and then taught surgery and anatomy at the st. petersburg orius passed the exams at the admiralty hospital school, but the medical board in russia was then controlled by foreign doc

but he may just spoke to julius and said it had been a tough journey that they went through a lot of pain and agony. and you also said there were lots of scientists who had been slipped one. yeah. so he didn't, everybody respond to this journey, especially you said those unsung heroes worked so hard with what not in the line, died today. so a big day for the indian space program and a big day for india. yes. so why are people so emotionally invested in this bravo, technological feet? when it is a big achievement by old standards, a get hundreds of total, only 3 countries had managed to land on the moon before india and just become the fault. and it's landed on the south full of the moon, which is completely unexplored. so by what standards that is a huge achievement. but of course one also has to say that india has a very young aspirational and vibrant population. and be pretty, very proud to be part of such an achievement because it shows that the india has a future and it is moving it on, on a trajectory where it can compete internationally. and that gives them a sense of pride. an

and julius caesar screwed that up. and there's only been 14 countries that have been a democracy for more than 100 years. democracy is fragile. it always has been and always will be. and it requires us to get engaged. and what we need to do to make this experiment last for another 247 years does not require the level effort that our forebears have done. we are not having to fight on the fields of lexington. we're not having to fight on the beaches of normandy. we're not having to march in selma or jackson or fight hand-to-hand combat in the mountains of mazar e sharif. all it requires us to do is to show up and vote, not just in general elections, but in primaries as well. and it also requires people that are running for office to not be afraid and to show up to places they've never been in before and bring and broaden the choir. if we do that, and if the gop does that, then we're gonna see success not just for two years, but for 8, 12, 16 years. and that's what i'm hoping to bring to the party. - well, hurd, we'll be

x, the rich tried to cancel the debt then, but of course that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hans. and i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and also the new book, the collaborative, and took a day off to this break the the, by the early 1950. can you? it became one of the centers of resistance to colonialism in africa. the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyon stepfather, d, and hunger. this caused the sharp protest of the peasants and led to the emerging of the mile mile movement, which started the bike against the invaders. the rebels felt themselves canyon land and freedom army. the spiritual leader of the movement would be anti colonial, active as jo, mo, kenyatta to freedom fighters used guerrilla tactics and attacked the individual units of the british troops. the latter responded with massive air raids and artiller

much, humanistic vague harder, apparently, not germans closer to us no wonder mussolini considers julius caesar in the first fascist. excites the man of the romans the idea of ​​the inner logic of the hero. there is no role model. why don't you love. mighty torsos proudly planted stupidly smart heads have you been in trouble? if considered a nuisance i was taught to argue. only with those. who can be fully trusted? and i believed only one person. how can you live without trusting anyone. let's say you live. i live, i live , here, for some reason i believe you. you know, i only have time to run halfway, always up to half the corridor. i think it's better here. what can you do, where did we stop? you said you believe me why i don't know. information for reflection bormann the fuhrer's steward in the party is married and has eight children. we judge the education is incomplete secondary, and the form is not like all the sins knew very little. it was said that he was in prison for a political assassination, and then, either after escaping, or after an amnesty, he joined the nazi party. he be

do x, the rich right to cancel the sun, but of course that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hans and i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and also the new book, the collaborative and took a day off to this break. the, the west liberal leads continued to be afflicted by trucked arrangements, and from the very spot of truck returning to the white house as induced the sense of panic. can you think of a better example of stockholm syndrome the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the author of the new book, the collapse of antiquity. professor michael, that's you know, i, i know that you online is supposed to have looked at grades, reeves of history and the french revolution and so on. but your book is taking it though ad exponentially grades and level you'd be showing how our daily lives can be. so connected to minutes and histories from uh, 2000. then i know the previous book on the bronze age, i ideas about the interest rates and, and dad, i don't know whether you heard about the libel rates scandal in

with the collective west said in south africa the leader of the palaces for economic freedom party , juliuse at a rally of many thousands in honor of the decade of the movement. we are putin - this is us and we will never support imperialism against president putin well, in the meantime, west africa was on the verge of a large-scale war after the coup d'etat in nigeler, amurkina faso and moths said that any intervention against nigegel would be tantamount to declaring war on them community west african countries froze all financial transactions of the niger and threatened the rebels with military measures if they did not return the ousted president to power in their country. he is considered pro-french pandering to the interests of paris therefore, after the ultimatum. niger. he immediately stopped exporting gold and uranium to france, by the way , about 40% of french nuclear energy is based on uranium from niger. well , in the african country itself there is no electricity, 80% of the population on the continent are tired of the non-colonial manners of france, which continue to use the for

uh, that's what julius says. and we will never support imperialism against president putin.a story, well, there was a long time ago in america. when i worked? then the whole topic went, slavery and so on. and no one has ever asked any questions to us russians. well immigrants from russia for one simple reason, for example, african americans, everything is very clearly divided, they say, russians. wars have ceased to exist. and the future world belongs to completely different people. calm confident working this is mexico this is brazil this is argentina this is arab this is african this is china this is russia to all those whom the anglo-saxons used to despise and underestimate dmitry firstly, i absolutely agree with the statement you made regarding the fact that the west is at an impasse. and it's a dead end. it only starts to get stronger and stronger than more. they are making efforts to break out of this impasse, all the more they are driving themselves into this impasse, but i have such a strange feeling, you know, this is the third time i have done such a first special

nearly 1200 julian's were never seen again after they wouldn't change nearly 50 years ago by agents of julius foreman, military dictatorship, were invited to the presidential palace for a very special event. among them 48 year old. could you stay on martinez? he was still a baby in 1975 with his father left the house to meet another member of the 10 discipline left him organization that he belonged to me. body, a soul who took me with him. when he arrived at the designated corner, the agents were waiting on it had been betrayed by com rate, could broken out the torture. my father managed to convince them to drop me off at my grandparents house nearby before taking him away. i mean, we never saw him again. i mean, look at me and we'll set no matter this has been trying to put the pieces together ever since. his mother fled to friends with her 2 children who became friends with the children of another exiled couple. it was only one might have seen this return to the as an adult that he discovered that his friend's father was the one who had betrayed his unity to me. that you're not the only whe

uh and finally the uh, the, all the guards one and when they killed julius caesar and ended up in empire. and that led to feudalism in the dark age basically. and yet these voices remaining all all through it. i mean there was a kind of debt cancellation for the rich after the 20 wait crisis. i give lee, i think people were eating something gold top. some people said trouble x as it hasn't relief program funds. but using really the ukraine, there are parallels now with the u. s. in ukraine in the united states having that kind of debt. it does and refusing, obviously to cancel its own. yeah, it's, i mean, i'll give you the treasury bill. ahold is overseas, me, cancel the debt and the different way as well. i did want to draw barrels in the book of the class of antiquity. i just wanted to let the documentation speak for itself and let the historians be for themselves. but as you read the book, you'll see that the bites over death and over land ownership and taxation, and how predatory the roles they tend to behave when they're in oligarchy you'll, you can't help but say that all of this i

that man is julius malema, leader of the left wing economic freedom freedom fighters.ly to be kingmakers at the next election. elon musk , who's from election. elon musk, who's from south africa, spoke out, accusing malema of calling for white genocide . but the response white genocide. but the response from the media has been silence. can you imagine the guardian ignonng can you imagine the guardian ignoring a white politician calling for black people to be killed or worse than silence? the new york times interviewed bongani kalunga , an academic at bongani kalunga, an academic at the university of johannesburg , the university of johannesburg, who said that the phrase kill the boer is not meant to promote violence. it was a call to mobilise us against an oppressive system. mr kalunga said. except jane side against white south africans is real. following malema's incendiary speech, it was revealed that a 79 year old white farmer had been killed and his wife savagely beaten . but it's not savagely beaten. but it's not just white south africans who will suffer. zimbabwe

that man is julius malema, leader of the left wing economic freedom freedom fighters.likely to be kingmakers at the next election. elon musk , who's from election. elon musk, who's from south africa, spoke out, accusing malema of calling for white genocide . but the response white genocide. but the response from the media has been silence. can you imagine the guardian ignonng can you imagine the guardian ignoring a white politician calling for black people to be killed or worse than silence? the new york times interviewed bongani kalunga , an academic at bongani kalunga, an academic at the university of johannesburg , the university of johannesburg, who said that the phrase kill the boer is not meant to promote violence. it was a call to mobilise us against an oppressive system. mr kalunga said. except jane side against white south africans is real. following malema's incendiary speech, it was revealed that a 79 year old white farmer had been killed and his wife savagely beaten . but it's not savagely beaten. but it's not just white south africans who will suffer. zimb

the protest in 1963 was the settings of monitoring luther king julius davis. i have a dream speech. it was also a major movements in the country, civil rights move it as 100 castro reports. they came to remind the world that in the united states, the fight for racial equality is still far from over retracing the footsteps of those who marched in 196360 years ago. 250000 people, led by the young reverend at martin luther king junior linked arms raised their voices and heard a king speech about his dream for a quality on saturday, the thousands who march say king's dream is still unfulfilled, prognosis field around. and there are some things that have changed, but today's march, in commemoration, just emphasize how much still needs to be done. i've noticed that even when i was, maybe somebody of another color would get paid more money than i do. and even though i might even have more education in the us, the african american poverty rate is more than double that of white americans. police brutality targeting blacks remains an ongoing problem. and some conservative states have moved to

. >> reporter: and finally julius -- what happened here?ng in the heat as he ran. >> when i am running, because it can't see anything. it's all black. i thought it was going to die. >> reporter: he started praying and then an opening. >> you ran and he prayed? and you made it, you seem like you don't realize it yet, but you are here, you made it through. it's big i know that spirit is about community and family and we have seen it here, most people never get to imagine it. >> reporter: another of the evacuees in the shelter behind me and said although she has lost her house she plans to pitch a tent and restart her garden just as soon as humanly possible, norah, that's what people say here when they mean the old loja spirit can rebuild the world. >> norah: i felt it. tony thank you so much, and for those wanting to help the victims and the recovery effort here on maui, you can go to cbs news app.com/maui for more information. residents we spoke with are concerned that they could be hit by more storms just at a time when they are trying to l

do that the rich right to cancel the depths and of course, that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hudson. i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and author of the new book, re collaborative and took a day off to this break. the after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victory. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become an italian colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to foreign power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of this n, a side order. omar l move star, who was nick named the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population in concentr

i'm going to play full you julius, and then immediately react of the back of where his largest concern on his mind off came from each the procession. and the problem is on easy and see if we go from making money based burden establishments have been set up to profit losses of individuals. they are much charging. the problem is issues on the low cost and copy thought to the utah africa run down here for a while. one robin you socially and we're running by advertising these establishments we are preaching to our new to full have went to excel is impressed by us. well, izzy, from watching to see if i have to put it in this way governing it's a game of the stage as soon as i step love, what gun brings a game of? well, i was a as if initially you lose. but those to give you what that may be. so i'd say one more time. let me. yeah. yeah. so you find that to somebody, it will print out a bit. andrews and then demit, is it a friend with the wind there? so maybe next time it will be new. so government presents, you'll want to use a demo hope that even if you lose these things to look at do affe

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the rich tried to cancel the depths and, but of course, that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. the whole the company provides of michael hunts and i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and also the new book re collaborative and took a day off to this break. the . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time. time to sit down and talk europe young nations ultimately experienced that transformation with the exception that is, was kind of defeated by the hard realities, right? or at least confronted with them in this, in a very significant way. and you know the space up more or less or more or less the only exception to the general tendency. and that, of course, has to do with the fact that the jet radical situation of the united states responding to the open iowa. that is the size of the continents the the welcome back to going underground. i'm

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