kara: no. he has a bunch of enablers and suck ups.if i can say that on tv, but that is what they are. some people have stayed. they have various reasons, whether visas or personal issues that they have to stay and be paid, or they need health care. but all i am hearing from inside is chaos. whatever he feels on any given day, they have to jump. that is where it is. he may have some method to this madness, but i don't think so. i think it is whatever he fes like. the issue is, this is a company that could have used really good management and cleaned it up and made it something a little more successful financially. we will see if he can do it. i don't see it happening. amna: i foresee more headlines ahead. this is cara swisher. thanks for your time. kara: thanks a lot. ♪ judy: the house panel investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol is preparing to release its final report next week. questions remain over how much the committee will focus on the federal law enforcement agencies and their response to the insurrection, and i

kara: it is the latest.s been going on since he bought it, one crazy thing after the next, and this is just the latest. things he said he wouldn't do that he is doing, such as creating a moderation council and making decisions on his own, or tweeting misinformation when he said he wouldn't, or releasing twitter files that are probably incomplete. this is just the latest and he is trying to create a sense of crisis and drama aund the company so people will be talking about him. he likes attenon. i don't know if you have noticed. amna: [laughter] this is the same man who reinstated band accounts, arguing it is about free speech. is any of this about free speech? kara: no, it is about the winds of the richest man in the world and what he feels like doing on any given day. he bought it for too much money, and he will break it if you wants to. that seems to be what he is doing. this is not somebody who thinks deeply about big issues like free speech and things like that. it is a lot of parroted nonsense he uses a

i don't know about you, kara, my takeaway is too little too late, what say you?hey go ahead and do this, what is funny, noticed or talked about was if there is ever a question or any sort of murkiness or 50/50 shot of this could be misinformation or from a former adversary, they err on the side of taking off that content that could help conservative and hurt leftist causes or biden's election campaign, etcetera, etcetera. this is another example in long line of government and big tech collusion. yesterday senator hawley released information what twitter was going to do and how they were going to meet with administration officials before they made this decision and you have zuckerberg, when facebook made a similar decision on the hunter biden admitted the fbi pushed him to do this, the white house policing the speech of americans and tech companies are rolling over and i think doing it with a little bit of glee. >> carley: now elon musk needs to make twitter a platform that is profitable, everyone can speak freely, while removing hate speech and garbage nobody wan

they are. >> all right. >> thank you, kara. >> thank you, kara. we'll see you soon. we appreciate you waking up really early for us. >> no problem. it's early here. >> thank you. >> really understanding it and boiling it down. >> that's her area there. >>> new this morning, millions of lives saved. in two years since first covid vaccines were approved for use in the united states, that's according to a new study out from the commonwealth fund and the yale school of public health. let's talk about this with cnn medical correspondent dr. tara narula. this is, what, you know, everyone in the -- both administrations, you know, take this, this can save your life, this can save your life, now we have some numbers. what do they say? >> it is hard to believe it has been two years. 658 million vaccines have been administered and so when you take a look back at what the impact has been and that's what researchers did, you see the massive benefits that have come. so, they used a computer model to estimate the impact and they found that covid vaccines essentially prevented about

this is insane. >> kara: they only bring the hammer down on one side.ayers was like okay, maybe we should have free speech in this country, he is out of the band. it only happens in one direction and molly is right. the one guy who plays mar-a-lago is the target? come on. >> julie: it's so important and she makes a great point, they can play the music wherever they want if god forbid you play at a republican event and you don't agree with their politics that's not okay. >> doug: groundhog day, a sitting on the sketch few months ago with luke bryant attacked for having ron desantis come on stage if i come on, they are musicians. sometimes we are overvaluing what they do, they are great people who make our lives better, but look. i will go back to journey for a moment, let's have open arms and play the "wheel in the sky" because i "faithfully" will play listen next time. i really will. >> julie: or don't listen after a bad break appeared room or listening to journey after you broke up with a boyfriend and you're like oh, my god, my life is over. anyway. >

kara. >> kara: this is the year of the mama bear. of virginia right now glenn youngkin was basically elected because mama bears rose up and our kids do not belong to the state as terry mcauliffe said be responsible for your education and not parents. absolutely, mama bears your night and we elected governor glenn youngkin because we care about our children. it will be the year of the mama bear too. >> i love that. >> my word is bamboozled to be cheated or fooled and that's how i feel from the cdc, fda, the white house and everyone else as chair of covid restrictions and trying to keep people in a state of panic. >> it is interesting because it is our recollections of things that happened this year. who thinks 2023 will bring some sort of change and things will be better? maybe gaslighting won't be the word and inflation is your word for two years in a row. >> dagen: i think it will be a deep, retract of recession. [laughter] be careful what you wish for. you can hear about it on jack djackiedeangelis news show. the fox business at wo

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i expected relatively favorable conditions and a low-ice summer in the kara and barents seas and heavy ice in the chukchi sea, but i could not say anything more precisely. now there is the arctic antarctic research institute, where they know almost everything on the ice. and that under them absolutely all ice maps for the whole century are hidden and stored, the institute appeared in the twenties, but the main work of polar explorers and scientists nevertheless began precisely after the schmitt expedition. vladimir evseev soviet polar explorer and he is 90 he is the same age as that famous campaign of otto schmidt on the account of vladimir vasilyevich 18 polar expeditions, although six of them are antarctic, it was he who was able to take soil samples of the deepest depth of the northern arctic ocean 5.5 km in the core. interesting results were found, according to which you can see climate changes at the pole, taken a column of soil four meters and a half. here and there is a clear layering. there means alternating their gray color and their brown color. well, gray blue and so we take

extreme ice conditions on how it is preparing for the development of gas fields in the ob bay of the kara sea olga zenkova will tell. come to the rescue at any time of the day or night, risking your own life and health. today we congratulate the employees of the ministry of emergency situations of people who have chosen the profession of a rescuer this year as their life's work, according to statistics on fires, collapses and other disasters. they saved 45,000 people from disaster the service appealed to veterans and current specialists decisiveness courage. we are ready to fulfill our duty in the most difficult dangerous conditions quickly to come to the aid of everyone who is in trouble, i want to especially note and thank the personnel of the ministry of emergency situations for a significant contribution to ensuring the safety of the inhabitants of the new regions of russia in the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions. this includes the delivery of humanitarian cargo and participation in demining the territory and carrying out emergency recovery work.

i expected relatively favorable conditions and a low-ice summer in the kara and barents seas and heavy the chukchi sea, but i could not say anything more precisely. now there is the arctic antarctic research institute, where they know almost everything about the ice, and what is under them hidden and store absolutely all ice maps for the whole century, the institute appeared in the twenties , but the main work of polar explorers and scientists nevertheless began precisely after the schmitt expedition. vladimir evseev is a soviet polar explorer and he is 90 years old. . true, six of them are antarctic, it was he who was able to take soil samples at the deepest depth of the arctic ocean - 5.5 km. in the core. interesting results were found that can be used to look at climate change on pole taken column of soil four meters and a half. there is a clear layering there. there, it means that their gray color and e brown color alternate, well, gray blue, so we take the color. we are brown, it 's full of frozen phytoplankton microfauna and all that. you take these periods of warming, gray blue,

kara: it london sue and just over here for prince william. kara: for christmas actually.n dc. kara: the spectator christmas party c1 excuse me the spectator i forgot that in carol thank you for being here and to high-profile employees are leaving harry and meghan's arch will rent and this is after just one year the company for these folks ashley, i'm inclined to do say so what. ashley: think you for setting up so nicely i can tell you that rebecca's the head of audio, is leaving just days after dione who has runoff from us than 18 months and both of them are moving on and apparently stepping down by mutual agreement there's a lot of confusion is also unclear if markel will continue to host a second season of her own because i know you been waiting for this to it also we do not know where the duke and duchess of sussex will continue their deal with spotify and in fact are suggestions that the couple would be happy if the contracts respond if i netflix by the way and really because it does bend the question, how else will be making money other than selling their souls to th

release in the studio of maxim sharafutdinov and briefly about the main thing from murmansk to the karaea, the nuclear icebreaker ural, one of the largest and most powerful in the world, went on its first working voyage on a significant day for the northern fleet. composure in extreme conditions is a special course for our fighters training near the front line, what will happen if ukrainian intelligence detects? theatrical universe passed away valery shadrin , the creator of the chekhov festival thanks to him the russian audience saw the world's best performances. and the impossible, perhaps, when such willpower on a magic skating rink, the wards of the life foundation move along with the stars of figure skating, but support is needed not only on ice. significant events for the entire northern fleet and the development of the russian arctic regions, the new universal nuclear icebreaker ural and sport of murmansk set off on its first working voyage to the kara sea. the release was timed to coincide with today's day of the nuclear icebreaker fleet on november 22 in st. petersburg in the u

. >> cnn's kara scannell is live outside court.mber here the former president is not a defendant in this case. prosecutors, though, kara, have argued that he approved part of this scheme, an argument that wasn't always perhaps going the way they wanted it to, kara. what more do we know? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, jim and erica. that's right, on friday in closing arguments prosecutors aimed squarely at the former president telling the jury that he explicitly sanctioned part of this tax fraud scheme. they also said that the defense's argument that he was blissfully ignorant of what was going on over the past 15 years was just not true. and the prosecutors pointed to one document an internal memo that was initialed by the former president that had reduced the salary of one of the top executives this top executive had received a company apartment, rent-free in that very same amount that was reducing his salary. prosecutors want the jury to draw the link because they need to prove as you said not that any individual had committed

you can catch kara today on outnumbered at 12:00 p.m.at's the what we get for, curious will just to download. start with the idaho murder mystery newly release the body cam four university of idaho students were killed. the footage from september shows officers speaking with several party goers but it turns out the students who lived there weren't even home. officers then spoke with one of the victims madison hogan on the phone. listen? >> all right, madison, so here's the deal, okay? they have already said that no one here was like -- none of the occupants that live at this address are here right now. we just received a music claim. we want that music turned down and we don't want to come back again tonight. >> i'm just frustrated. i'm sorry once again. >> experts say this incident suggests residents may have had an open door policy with lots of people coming in and out of that house. a group of smash and grab robbers were caught on camera cleaning out cases in a los angeles mall. two minutes to run off. however, a couple of other suspe

visa expected relatively favorable conditions and low-ice summer in the kara and barents seas and heavy in chukchi, but could not say anything more precisely. now there is the arctic antarctic research institute, where they know almost everything about ice, and what is hidden under them and store absolutely all ice maps for the whole century. the institute appeared in the twenties, but the main work of polar explorers and scientists nevertheless began precisely after the schmitt expedition. the soviet polar explorer and he is 90. he is the same age as that famous ottoshmit campaign on the account of vladimir vasilyevich 18 polar expeditions. true, six of them in antarctica, it was he who was able to take soil samples from the deepest depths of the arctic ocean 5.5 km. in the core. interesting results were found, according to which you can see climate changes at the pole, taken a column of soil four meters and a half. there is a clear layering there. there, it means that our gray color and e brown color alternate, well, gray blue, so we take the colors. we're brown, it's full of frozen m

his sister, kara weipz, welcomes the prospect of a court case in the us.know now that one of those who is involved in the bombing is coming to the us to stand trial and face justice through our legal system, i think that it is something that we have been fighting for for over three decades, so i think there is a sense of finally justice for our loved ones. the only man to have been convicted of the lockerbie bombing, abdelbaset al—megrahi, was jailed in 2001, but released eight years later and allowed to return home to libya because he was dying of cancer. some of the victims�* families still have doubts about his conviction and about the arrest of masud. it fills my mind with questions, really. first of all, why has it taken so long? secondly, what is he doing in america? this was a crime committed on scottish, well, above scottish soil, but which came to land on scottish soil, therefore it's the responsibility of the scottish legal system. with the prospect of a new trial looming, the 34th anniversary of the bombing will be commemorated quietly in locker

policy chief around calling entre kia to join in with their latest restrictions drying anger from kara, and that's coming up on the program. now 2 other news ahead of russia's humanitarian mission in the central african republic is being treated in the hospital after a parcel bomb exploded in his hands. we've obtained this exclusive footage from the crime scene. we're local. investigators are now sifting through forensic evidence. the african republics police have paul, the incident a terror attack. the russian humanitarian official dimitry safety opened the explosive package right in his office. moscow's foreign ministry has slammed the top strong. we condemn this criminal act, which is clearly aims against activities of the russian house and bungie, and more broadly just as successful developmental friendly relations between our 2 countries. images from the office also show a note left on the table. it's written in russian and says, this is for you from all the french. now, the french foreign minister has denied allegations of involvement in the bombing. the russian business met and

i've been speaking to steve karas, a fashion expert who collects clothes designed and made by vivienneienne westwood. the hat is actually the first collection she has made back in 1981 for the pirates, and this is an original, so i am very, very proud to wear that today. and you have some other interesting pieces in your collection, i believe. tell us about the boots, the naomi campbell shoes. oh, the high, elevated court shoes. naomi campbell fell famously in 1993 in them, and believe it or not they are here. my goodness. those are probably the shoes that i — the item i cherish the most. it is one of my recent items, and ijust... 1993, i was six years old, so i have very little memory of that, but to be able to see that now with my own eyes, and to see the pictures and all the videos i have seen over so many years, it is very special. how on earth is anybody supposed to walk on those? i don't know because as you can see the heel is not really supported, the toe is not really supported, so you are kind of like on a little stilt. i'm very impressed to see those women walking the runway

kara, stay with us. elie, eight criminal charges filed by the doj.ould imagine their number one goal is to prove intent. from what you've heard and read, can they? >> the indictment looks strong to me heading into this. the big question was is this fraud or is this incompetence. the answer, it turns out, is both. that's why we've seen criminal charges which goes to the fraud, the misstatements, the statements to investors that your money is going to stay in ftx, we're not going to mess with it. instead it was put into this alameda group to buy property and give political donations. there's also an element of incompetence. that's where the sec comes in who has now filed a civil action that says there were no controls on this institution, this was utterly irresponsible and has run amuck. sam bankman-fried has two problems, the criminal one being the bigger one. >> the hearing in nassau, we heard he's not going to fight this expedition hearing. what does all that mean? >> an interesting dance around expedition. when someone wanted in the united states g

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following the murder of 3 curds at a local cultural center on kara based journalists to laura osland says the west is now suffering from its own ignorance. smile on flashes that have wounded over 20 french policemen. then tech show co boyland. this group can be took. he has full long or warned the european union, its members, especially france and germany, which will say large accommodates your p k. k sympathizers. that one day, these kind of hoops to terrorists links, whoops, kendall, so turn on themselves and attack. so their, their own countries, not only turkey. so i think the latest has been a good example for france, but we still see that european countries in western media to look even mentioned the name p k. k, during reporting. so these latest clashes and what turkey is saying is that the european union should collaborate with on kara on this issue on curbing the p k. k . present in their own countries. and those are the hours top news stories from around the globe for more up to the minute news average, head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on odyssey rumb

joining me now, heritage foundation tech policy director kara frederick.hat appears to be series of assaults on the first amendment. government agencies leaning on twitter, without often even presenting any allegation anyone broken the law, leaning on twitter to silence certain voices, seems like, people in our industry who often claim to care about the first amendment, would be exercised about this but, not really. >> you would think. we have been saying this a very long time especially at the heritage foundation, we were reporting all these piecemeal data points of the government leaning on big tech companies shouldn't be allowed to continue to happen. yet we have the smoking gun. we have the confirmation now, and you have legacy media saying, oh this is a nothing burger when before they were clamoring for that actual evidence. they were saying they're private companies, they can do whatever they want, we have no evidence that the government was coercing or even pressuring them. now we have it and now they're curiously silent. this basically says all it

kara, great to see you this morning.ote 80 agents and resources to monitoring social media. what are your thoughts? >> well, my thoughts are resources are limited by their very nature, right? so if the fbi bi is -- fbi is devoting 80 different agents to this problem, and make 40 mistake this problem is policing the speech of americans, then what are they not doing? there's enormous child safety issues on platform. there's actual legitimate terrorists, propaganda on these platforms. you know, when i worked at facebook, there are legitimate reasons to actually talk to government entities. this is absolutely not one of them. i think there's a potential first amendment violation here, and it should be investigated down to the core. will: really quickly, so that's a perspective i think we should all hear. what is the legitimate reason that a social media company would be coordinating with the federal government and specifically law enforcement? if we can understand that, we can also understand where then it bleeds into an ill

his sister, kara weeps, has fought for justice for the families for years. and joins us right now from arizona. kara, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> i didn't think this day was ever going to come and i'm sure you didn't think so either. >> true, yes. it's been a long time coming and pretty remarkable this is where we are at today. >> steve: explain how, you know, we knew there were these people and they were, for the most part, in libya. "the washington post" is suggesting that ar apparently, let's see, last month, libyan media is reporting that apparently this guy ciched from his house in libya, next thing you know he is here in washington, d.c. it's good to know the federal government never forgot about the case of all those people who died that day. >> the federal government has never forgotten they have always assured us they have known exactly where he was and everything and his safety and that and been able to assured us that they have been able to know his whereabouts. so, the fact that i can't comment and i don't know anything about

francis kara, the 2022 pritzky architecture prize winner. thank you for joining us on talk to al jazeera. thank you very much. thank you. a piece oh, what's up in there as officially begun? i'm going to head to 3 stadium by the metro. i shut the boxes to see how easy it is . a celebrate a bowl. just feels like a, a big noise in that sort of causes days. it is hugely important, so not only the visitors, but also those of us who live here lu, failed stadium, where the world cup final is gonna be held. a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we journey across new mexico and meet those who fight to protect their culture and raise awareness of the impacts of climate change and pollution on thursday. could land a 1st nations frontline needs of nation voices of survival analogy 0. but this to show a sing a songwriter dreams of making her mock. i roll on what i hear a welder way. a famous youtube artist works in secret. a virtual connection. sparks, a magical c

but kara kennedy from the spectator world.her millennials and zoomers are know what this means. by the way. people if that helps, have had a few issues. what mr. humphrys had to say . what exactly did the old say. what exactly did the old have to teach the young about the world? after all, how much blame do they have for the fact that it blame do they have for the fact thatitis blame do they have for the fact that it is no longer possible to raise a family on wage, or raise a family on one wage, or that lack house prices rise that they lack house prices rise so much higher than wages that a whole generation priced whole generation is now priced out housing market that out of the housing market that they on triple locked they sit on triple locked pensions . while the tax burden pensions. while the tax burden on the working age is at an all time high. what exactly the long term consequences of shortsightedness for the country ? well, carol joins me now. thank you very much, kyra . can i thank you very much, kyra. can i just say

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kara weipz, thank you for talking to us.reaking news that we are following, everyone. u.s. forces killed to islamic state officials in eastern syria today. u.s. central command said a helicopter raid was conducted this morning after extensive planning. one of the ices members killed was a syrian province official involved in plotting and facilitation operations in eastern syria. the news comes nearly two weeks after the leader of ice was killed by local syrian forces in october. up next, my interview with the man who lost everything when a ukrainian flight carrying his wife and daughter or shot down inside iran, including a look at the documentary exploring his search for justice and answers. his search for justice and answers. this is a nightmare for the families. this will be our nightmare forever. thinking about those moments. ng about those moments ng about those moments ♪ kevin! kevin! kevin? oh nice. kevin, where are you... kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays wit

cnn's kara scannell and matt egan are tracking this. stay tuned. there's something that will matter to all of us. kara, first to the accusations they essentially make ftx sound lick a big shell game. can you explain the charges. >> reporter: that's right, ana. these were unsealed and eight criminal accounts including wire fraud and multiple counts of conspiracy and what prosecutors and the s.e.c. allege in their complaints and indictment is that this was a massive fraud they allege started at the very inception. there are a couple of different alleged schemes but one is that ftx is a trading platform. well, sam bankman-fried also had a hedge fund. they say that they directed customer deposits and misused them by giving them to the hedge fund to cover its own loans and its expenses and according to the s.e.c. bankman-fried had also used the money from the customer deposits to buy luxury real estate in the bahamas for him, his family and other executives and took out allegedly $1.3 billion in loans and he also donated tens of millions of dollars to p

it's the first call—out of the day for manju and kara. so, we're going on to see stephen now.t. i had a look at his medical records and it looks like he has parkinson's. kara, a pharmacist, will check out what medication stephen is taking. hello, sir. how are you? stephen lives alone, so as well as confirming there are no medical issues, they are making sure he can carry on living independently. that's an antihistamine. how about going up and down the stairs? i'm 0k, just about, yeah. we'll have another rail put up here over here, 0k? yeah, because i need it. yes. stephen's fall might have led to a visit to a&e. drinka bit more, 0k? i know, yeah. but in manchester, what's known as the local care 0rganisation, is now picking up cases that may not need that level of intervention. we've got helen, - a lady in a care home. back at base in north manchester, the local team — nurses, social workers, pharmacists all working alongside each other — are running through their cases. if they decide she is going home, then, we're ready. so this team are having their morning meeting. it's st

you to subscribe to it, as well as yevhen karas, who added to our activism.tion. well, than even now greetings, i ask for a few minutes of your attention and i hope that you will help us in the search. please look carefully at the photo of this 12-year-old boy, his name is damira stimenko, and he went missing. he went missing at the beginning of october in mykolaiv, and there is still no news about him. he is unknown. help find damir. his mother asked us. i talked to the woman. she told some details about the circumstances of her son's disappearance. he was with his father. выключены where they are located is unknown, the mother told the world that during the last year her son lived with his father, and the woman herself moved from mykolaiv to odesa for work, everything was fine. damir attended online classes at school, constantly called his mother, and at the beginning of october, communication with he and his father suddenly stopped going to school, he went to online classes, grades, мне класно руководительский, until freedom normally sleeps on the number o

it's the first call—out of the day for manju and kara. so, we're going on to see stephen now.and it looks like he has parkinson's. kara, a pharmacist, will check out what medication stephen is taking. hello, sir. how are you? stephen lives alone, so as well as confirming there are no medical issues, they are making sure he can carry on living independently. that's an antihistamine. how about going up and down the stairs? i'm 0k, just about, yeah. we'll have another rail put up here over here, 0k? yeah, because i need it. yes _ stephen's fall might have led to a visit to a&e. drinka bit more, ok? i know, yeah. but in manchester, what's known as the local care 0rganisation is now picking up cases that may not need that level of intervention. we've got helen, - a lady in a care home. back at base in north manchester, the local team — nurses, social workers, pharmacists all working alongside each other — are running through their cases. if they decide she is going home, then, we're ready. so this team are having their morning meeting. it's still early in the day but they've alread

he picks up the ship at the kara gates and paves the way for it through glaciers and hummocks.eak ice up to one and a half meters thick and work with porridge, which is stuffed here in the inner quarter of imports up to five meters, broken, ice. on the other side of the optics of the bay of the kara, the sea, construction is going on all the way there on the gydan peninsula and sabet, a distance of about 70 km, we fly by helicopter to see the new projects of the arctic spg-2. more than a million kilometers of gas pipes are almost intertwined in the desert, and hiding behind the horizon. liquefied blue fuel will be mined and produced here in the middle of the polar night. it has already set in yamal at 12 o'clock in the afternoon, the sun has not yet come out of the morning deposit. so it is called here, gas is literally underfoot, its reserves are estimated more than a trillion cubic meters. this is enough for at least 100 years from the bushes. this is the name of the accumulation of wells that lie at different depths. the gas will be transported via pipelines to the primary t

heritage foundation and former dod counter terrorism analyst kara frederick joins us now.enough or should tiktok be banned throughout the country? >> absolutely the later, todd, when it comes to tiktok, what they have said is possible and what happens, there is a big delta between what tiktok is professing to do and what they are actually doing with the data of americans. the only thing that my mind the solution to this problem is banning tiktok from operating in the united states out right. government devices, good start, go with what marco rubio has proposed, ban it within the u.s. with authorities, so emergency economic power act authority. take it out of the marketplace period, to preserve the security of americans. >> todd: do you think it will work if they sell to an american buyer or there is still problems with that? >> we've tried that before, this is what the trump administration attempted to do with oracle. it comes back to assurances we've been given by tiktok, they said american data wasn't access by chinese engineers from their parent company, not true. they

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icebreaker ural set off on its first working voyage from the port of murmansk, it will have to go to kara sea. they saw off solemnly with a military band, and the exit itself was timed to coincide with today's day of the nuclear icebreaker fleet a week and a half ago, st. petersburg. in the urals, the national flag was hoisted ceremony via video link was attended by vladimir putin ural floating giant its length is 173 m, the nuclear-powered icebreaker of this project is the largest powerful in the world. but, if necessary , the ust-rex will also enter due to the draft change system on board two reactors with a total capacity that would be enough to provide energy to the city of the population in 200,000 people in the harsh conditions of the north. they will accompany, including tankers from oil and gas fields, as reported by rusatami , 500 enterprises participated in the construction of the urals, 90% of the equipment on board is russian -made. our military surgeons carry out the most complex operations in the zone of the svu patient with explosive wounds civilians every minute counts for

karas in the central part of the country, then headed the council of today's department. the family comes from and today, as a token of gratitude to their countryman, the inhabitants of senterol named the main square after jacques chiran. managed to challenge unemployment. she reached then the lowest level in a quarter of a century began pension reform, achieved a two-fold reduction in road deaths. expanded following in the field of oncology, held a referendum and reduced the presidential term of seven to five years, one of the first assessed the benefits of a united europe, switched to the euro and adopted a european constitution. in one of the meetings, jacques chirac. i asked him my favorite question, which i often asked my interlocutors for the formula of power program. what are the three portraits of famous figures of the past? he would hung in his office, whomever he would choose, as if by his idols it must be said that the answer. e, jaco chirac then i have a few tasks. i have nothing to comment. once upon a time, i even did. as for the third portrait? i admire pet

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but kara kennedy from the spectator world. millennials and zoomers are know what this means. by the way. people if that helps, have had a few issues. what mr. humphrys had to say . what exactly did the old say. what exactly did the old have to teach the young about the world? after all, how much blame do they have for the fact that it blame do they have for the fact thatitis blame do they have for the fact that it is no longer possible to raise a family on wage, or raise a family on one wage, or that lack house prices rise that they lack house prices rise so much higher than wages that a whole generation priced whole generation is now priced out housing market that out of the housing market that they on triple locked they sit on triple locked pensions . while the tax burden pensions. while the tax burden on the working age is at an all time high. what exactly the long term consequences of shortsightedness for the country ? well, carol joins me now. thank you very much, kyra . can i thank you very much, kyra. can i just say som

both of, your kara, dean nice to see, both having it together.t cleaning up a bit of a mess, will the trump organization faced their tax fraud charges? well, it's all on the journeys hand. and, will they be held accountable is the big question tonight. what will the verdict be, they're deliberating. we're gonna talk about it all, next. for chest, neck, and back. itit goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vavapostick. theo's nose was cause for alarm, so dad brought puffs plus lotion to save it from harm. puffs has 50% more lotion and brings soothing relief. don't get burned by winter nose. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. did you know your health has more to do with your zip code than your genetic code? that doesn't seem fair. we agree. but where you live determines access to doctors, green spaces and fresh food. that's why we grow our own. smart. we don't think it's right that some people are healthier than others just because of where they live. that's why we're delivering food to areas with le

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development of the russian arctic regions, a new universal nuclear icebreaker ural and sport murmansk in the karaas timed to coincide with today's day of the nuclear icebreaker fleet on november 22, in st. petersburg in the urals , the national flag was raised in the ceremony via video link. vladimir putin took part in the ceremony . but, if necessary, narrow series will also be included due to the draft change system on board two reactors. their total power. enough to power a city of 200,000 people, according to 90% of the equipment on board the urals is russian -made. valery shadrin, the man who opened the work of the greatest theater directors of the planet to all of us, and introduced the public in other countries to the best russian productions, the creator of the chekhov festival for 30 years, has passed away sad news. he turned moscow into the center of world cultural life. and it was thanks to him that residents of different regions of russia could see famous performances from all over the world. anatoly lazarev is the floor of the ascetics who dedicated their lives art and did everything

. >> reporter: kara weipz lost her brother rick minetti 34 years ago. >> the fact the united states has custody of the alleged bombmaker is -- it's huge. it's a gigantic step. >> reporter: and jericka, the suspect is expected to appear in u.s. district court here in d.c. as soon as tomorrow. >> christina, thank you. >>> let's turn to a monstrous storm to start off the week. it slammed into california with seven inches of rain and triggered whiteout conditions in some areas of the mountains. it's now set to sweep east with warnings it could deliver blizzard conditions to the plains and even life-threatening tornadoes in the south. cbs's danya bacchus is covering it all. dania, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. this is only the beginning of the blockbuster storm with california joining more than a dozen other states under a winter weather alert. the powerful cross-country storm dumping snow throughout the sierra nevada, with up to six inches an hour. winds causing dangerous whiteout conditions on roads spreading avalanche warnings and whipping lifts at ski resorts.

kara is there at the prosecutor's office. as we get updates, we'll bring you all back.arlos and kara, thank you both. >>> the host of the podcast "it's complicated" regnatto, good to see you. the s.e.c. fraud office at the doj, the explanation from sbf has been, i didn't know. he talks about naivete or not having information. these claims suggest something far more nefarious and deliberate. >> 100%. if you are acting as somebody naive or careless, that's civil light. here that's not what was charged the justice department charged deliberate fraud, very why-ranging fraud schemes to fraud nonhis customers, but investors. they also charged wide-ranging conspiracies to commit campaign, very serious charge, and i will just say that the early indictment here, victor, the fact they indicted him a little over a month after the collapse, tells me that prosecutors are confident in their case. >> there was also a civil indictment filed by the s.e.c. at the same time as well. if we can get your reaction to just the speed with which the doj acted here, because you had said you had n