yeah, we're talking about karl the fog. but you may remember this summer when karl was pretty much nowhere to be seen. well, it turns out the fog is being threatened by climate change. jonathan bloom will be joining us to share what scientists are telling him. >>> but let's go ahead and start with another day and thousands more southwest airlines flights canceled. according to flightaware, the airline canceled nearly 2,400 flights today. 39 of those were out of sfo. 117 out of oakland. and 145 were out of san jose. meanwhile, hundreds of bags are still sitting in the terminal at sjc today, just waiting to be connected with their owners. and some travelers are stuck in san jose as well, including a father and son who had their flight on monday canceled, and they can't get another flight out until sunday. >> we have stayed at three hotels at increasingly lower level because the money was becoming very significant. >> southwest said it's running about a third of its flight schedule today. it is expecting to return to normal op

i have to move on to this, karl.evine reporting at the "new york post," hunter biden's past employer, bois, they got $10 million in pandemic loans from the federal government. that was meant for the little guy, mom-and-pop shops, karl. >> they gave a million dollars in campaign contributions to the democrats the same year. we were in a desperate place. i don't disparage the biden, excuse me the trump administration for executing this program. it saved a lot of businesses but we should have paid more attention both to the unemployment program and to the distribution of these funds. when it was done by a local bank could tell you whether it was real business or not, that was one thing. when it was taken advantage of by wealthy companies like the bois law firm, nonexistent companies skate through the process -- >> bo system s law firm, the bosi law firm reportedly gave a million dollars to the democrat party. liz, final word, the runoff between herschel walker and rafael warnock. herschel walker is talking about fiscal

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jon karl live at the capitol.on, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to that major storm, just as millions prepare to travel for christmas, moving across the u.s. yet again, starting in the west and heading east. and behind it, a dangerous arctic blast. 18 states already under wind chill and winter storm alerts tonight. it could be the coldest christmas in years. snow already tonight inoouee a w this week. and then that dangerous cold across most of the country. senior meteorologist rob marciano is here to take us trough the timing. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. such a tough week with everybody out and about celebrating and traveling. and the storm that's going to kind of trigger this cold air and open the door is coming through the pacific northwest right now. it will traverse the rockies tomorrow. there you see it with rain and snow, gift into the plains on tuesday and pick up steam. look at the wind chills. that is devastating stuff. i think chicago through st. louis, you'll see heavy snow at times. could s

jon karl leading us off on a friday night. jon, thank you. jon will be joining me with our political and legal team for live coverage of the house committee's public meeting on monday at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >>> this powerful nor'easter slamming millions. one of the final acts of this storm that swept right across the country. tonight winter storm warnings from pennsylvania to new york right up to maine. winds up to 50 miles per hour from new york to boston. and then, of course, what's right behind this -- the bitter cold on the way for millions leading right up to christmas. rob marciano timing this out, and stephanie ramos from syracuse tonight. >> reporter: tonight, rain, wind, and snow pummeling the northeast as that massive storm slowly sweeping across the country finally makes its mark here. this snow-covered road in pennsylvania's bradford county making for a treacherous early morning commute. winter storm warnings in effect across seven states, including new york. here in syracuse, many schools closed for the day, and

jon karl live in washington. >>> also tonight, the powerful nor'easter slamming the northeast at this hour. the winter storm warnings from pennsylvania through new york up to maine, where they're measuring snow in feet. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour, from new york to boston. rob marciano here again tonight. >>> this evening, the case that centered on this issue -- should parents will held responsible. tonight, the father of the young man suspect in the that deadly shooting on a fourth of july parade is now charged, too. the father accused of helping his son obtain his gun permit. authorities arguing he should be held responsible, too. >>> tonight we have news on the flu and what they're seeing here in the u.s. and the urgent scene playing out in los angeles county. so few hospital beds left. the worst since the height of the pandemic. matt gutman is there. >>> bracing for a greater surge on the u.s. border with long lines already and title 42 set to expire next week, what's next? what is the white house doing? what is congress planning to do? martha raddatz live in texas, flying

why do you feel so strongly, karl? >> look at it. every leader is to try to bring together the team across the finish line. mccarthy has raised tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars in the last two election cycles to do so. biggs has an assessment, every member is given an assessment of how much money they need to raise for the team. his is $275,000 for 2019 -- 2022 and 2021, he came up 100,000 short. bob good raised some, and perry raised $2,000. $2,000 after both of those men had millions of dollars spent by mccarthy to get them elected in the first place in 2020. can't lead a team unless you can raise the resources to get across the finish line. >> sandra: great to have you on today, and if i don't see you, merry christmas. happy holidays to you and yours. >> same to you, merry christmas to you and yours. >> john: a 70-year-old woman robbed at gunpoint while walking her dog in a lovely neighborhood in chicago. she joins us live coming up. >> sandra: russia not giving up on intense missile attacks, at least 60 launched at uk

jon karl live in washington. >>> also tonight, the powerful nor'easter slamming the northeast at this hour. the winter storm warnings from pennsylvania through new york up to maine, where they're measuring snow in feet. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour, from new york to boston. rob marciano here again tonight. >>> this evening, the case that centered on this issue -- should parents will held responsible. tonight, the father of the young man suspect in the that deadly

jonathan karl standing by. >>> congress passing a massive $1.7 trillion spending bill avoiding a governmenthutdown. funds for natural disaster relief, additional aid for ukraine. and what it also includes to protect future elections. rachel scott on capitol hill. >>> covid cases on the rise again. the cdc tonight warning americans to be cautious at holiday gatherings. and for parents to be on the lookout for an invasive form of strep throat. high rates of flu infections. >>> overseas tonight. for the first time, vladimir putin publicly referring to . >>> we're learning more about that off campus home in the idaho student murders investigation. we're hearing from someone who lived there. tonight, the newly surfaced police body camera video. >>> a consumer alert tonight. target stores recalling a popular blanket following the deaths of two children. >>> america strong tonight, the 12-year-old cancer survivor who is paying it forward this holiday season. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david muir." >> good evening. it's great to have you with

jon karl tonight, thank you. >>> next, to the border crisis tonight. late today, the biden administration responding to the supreme court on title 42, that's the pandemic-era order under the trump administration allowing the u.s. to turn migrants back without an asylum hearing. the administration now asking the high court to reject a bid submitted yesterday by 19 republican-led states to keep title 42 in place. we should point out tonight that the administration is asking that title 42 stay in place for at least a little bit longer. migrants are still coming in in major numbers, as we've been reporting here for weeks. with title 42 still in place, these are the images. there are concerns about an even larger influx when title 42 ends. >>> when we come back here tonight, a possible new lead at this hour in the murders of those four college students. what police have now found tonight. >>> and here in new york city, two people struck and killed by the subway, and what authorities the subway, and what authorities believe happened. eww, the toilet sneeze.

we have karl rove here with us. first to peter doocy. peter. >> these border crossers arrived in border states. we don't hear much from biden officials. as they arrived in washington d.c. outside the vice president's residence, we have a forceful condemnation. it says this. governor abbott abandoned children on the side of the road and below freezing temperatures on christmas eve without coordinating with any federal or local authorities. this was a shameful stunt. as we have said, we're willing to work with anyone, democrat or republicans on the comprehensive immigration reform. these political games accomplish nothing and put lives in danger. that's as dhs says that they're still using title 42 a lot. listen. dhs continues to fully enforce our immigration of public health laws at the border. people are being expelled as required by court order under the title 42 public health authority or placed in to removal proceedings. as temperatures are dangerously low along the border, nobody should risk life and limb attempting to cross to be re

karl rove has a theory on that. good morning to you.the same thing or will he still caucus with democrats even if he were to do that? >> he would still caucus with democrats. first of all, big difference between arizona and west virginia. in arizona, independents can vote in any primary they want. they can walk into the booth on primary election day and say i want a democrat ballot or republican ballot. not so in west virginia. west virginia only registered partisans can vote in the primary. so in west virginia if joe manchin wants to run as an indedent he can't run in the democratic primary. sinema will say i'm seeking re-election as a democrat. i am an independent. she has a strong opponent already running in the democratic primary diego. nobody thinking about running against joe manchin. too few democrats in west virginia anymore. >> dana: he is vulnerable in his re-election as a democrat in west virginia? i know he is very popular there. >> absolutely. this is a state that donald trump carried by, you know, i think 20 plus points. s

>> jonathan karl on a friday night. thank you, jon. >>> overseas to the war in ukraine, russia's new attacks leaving ukrainians in the dark and in the cold. and tonight, 24 hours after president biden said he would be willing to talk with vladimir putin under certain conditions, if russia is ready to end the war, well, tonight, the kremlin's response. marcus moore in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, a new round of russian airstrikes in eastern ukraine obliterating an apartment block in the kharkiv region. this man conceding, it is hard to stay alive here. as the war grinds into a bloody stalemate in the east, relentless russian strikes have crippled the country's power grid. in the southern city of kherson, heartbreaking images of civilians fleeing the bombardment. some people there forced to chop wood to cook their food. [ speaking non-english ] this woman calling the russians beasts. may putin die with them, she says. and in ukrainian-controlled odesa, a disturbing video now circulating online. police say they stopped a

so juan and karl, thanks very much. i want to get to bill melugin who is watching all of this from the closest perch possible. he joins us now from eagle pass, texas. hi, bill. >> good afternoon. we're just getting new numbers from the city of el paso that might raise some eyebrows. according to the city, the federal government in the last two weeks alone has released 18,000 migrants in the city of el paso. why are they doing that? the border patrol facilities are completely overwhelmed. you just mentioned this video. let's pull it up again. this is the central processing center in el paso. it's run by border patrol. it shows extreme overcrowding inside. the numbers here. he shot this video friday. he tells us capacity for the center is 1,000 people. when he shot this video, there were 4,600 migrants in federal custody. more than quadruple what the capacity is supposed to be. you can see the people all over the grounds in those space blankets all pods, pods for men, pods for women, families, little kids. this el paso se

jon karl with us tonight. >>> the cruise ship and the deadly rogue wave. the state department saying an american woman was killed. multiple injuries. the wave broadsiding the ship, flooding rooms. >>> russia launching new air strikes, slamming apartments in ukraine's second largest city. video online showing police and civilians wounded by a grenade after finding explosives in the trunk of a car. tonight, the kremlin responding after president biden said he would be willing to hold talks with putin under certain conditions and if it went an end to the war. what the kremlin is saying about that. >>> also tonight, prince william with president biden, and the welcome to the kennedy library from boston from caroline kennedy and two of her children. >>> news coming in involving the big team usa soccer match tomorrow. you will hear from two of the american stars. and will that star player who scored the winning goal and then rushed to the hospital, will he play tomorrow? news tonight on the other team. what they've revealed and why they're so concerned about the

we have never seen anything like this, karl rove. we have never seen what looks to be basically an invasion. in el paso alone there is an increase of 250%. when title 42 goes away on the 21st, we are expecting 18,000 illegal immigrants a day. we didn't handle 5. mr. is president biden on this? >> we have a big border in the south and it takes a lot to protect it. we call those encounters. that's when the cbp, the border patrol, takes into custody someone on the border. 2021 there were 1,734,000. the end of this we are. 2,378,000. that's over a 500 percent increase in three years. in october 230,000 encountered across the border. in 2020 it's estimated there were 600,000 getaways. we a you in he will pass -- we saw in el paso. 1,000 people from venezuela and central and south america, came across. literally there was no space in the shelters. these people spend the night on the streets grabbing whatever kinds of cardboard or maybe they could to start fires to keep themselves warm. we saw that. that's happening in smaller towns across

karl rove and jennifer griffin, great to have you with us in person today.rt with the calendar change, new republic puts it this way, the president's proposal would cement democrats as center left party and make it harder for future insurgence, a lot 've folks think this is crafted for biden run. >> karl: this is clear indication he wants to run for re-election, old calendar gave him a fourth place finish followed by new hampshire giving him fifth place finish and he wants to move south carolina to the front of the line. it will be interesting to watch. there are problems, this is notional effort. changes in state law required, he will have to deal with georgia and south carolina and democrat legislature and republican legislature and one state he will not be able to deal with, new hampshire has in state law provision that it gets to be the first in the country and automatically secretary of state can move the primary date to a week before any other state that wants to be first and democrats and republicans will try to guard that jealously. >> shannon: it is

jon karl standing by tonight. >>> we also have new reporting tonight in the power grid sabotage in north carolina. a suspect or suspects firing at two substations, and tonight, the news that one person has been found dead in a home with no electricity. >>> the war in ukraine. and again tonight, ukraine saying it is striking targets deep inside russia. and tonight, a senior official from president zelenskyy's inner circle telling abc news that ukraine special forces were in russia, helping to guide some of these attacks. how the u.s. is responding tonight. >>> this evening, the national guard now activated in hawaii, amid new images of the erupting volcano on the big island. the lava flow closing in on a major highway. >>> and tonight here, the tributes for emmy-winning actress kirstie alley. what we're learning about her short battle with colon cancer, and what doctors hope we'll all be reminded to do. and tonight, costars from john travolta to ted danson, their reaction. and kirstie alley in her own words, on the best advice she ever received. >>> good evening and it's great to have you

>> jonathan karl for us. thank you so much, jon. >>> now to the incoming republican congressman from new york under fire before even taking office. the state attorney general is now looking into allegations that george santos lied about his past during his campaign, everything from his education to his work on wall street to claims that his grandparents survived the holocaust. here's abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott. >> appreciate you guys. >> reporter: tonight, the new york attorney general is looking into explosive allegations surrounding incoming congressman george santos. >> i hope i can earn your support. >> reporter: after a "new york times" investigation revealed the long island republican may have misrepresented substantial parts of his resume and back ground. he ran on the promise of the american dream, telling voters his grandparents survived the holocaust and fled to brazil. >> my grandparents survived the holocaust, so these regimes of socialism, marxism, they don't work. >> reporter

karl rove's joins us in a moment. we begin with peter doocy. >> good afternoon. white house, the biden white house has spent months staffing up, preparing for an avalanche of subpoenas from house republicans when they take over. about 200 of them have alr already -- been sent but white house officials aren't going to apply to those. they are only going to reply to those from now on. seeing as we have over the past two years we intend to work in good faith to provide appropriate information to congress. americans have made clear they expect their leaders in washington to work together their top priorities like lowering costs, that's what the president will focus on. we hope house republicans will join him. there is republicans are saying they can do both. >> one thing that the republican majority is focused on his walking and chewing gum at the same time which in congress they haven't really been able to see that out of this democrat majority. not only are we going to be holding these accountability measures, holding this administration to account for all their fa

good to see you today, karl.outlook with 24 hours to go, less than that now for election day in georgia? >> yeah, if you take a look at the polls that has been conducted since the end of november on the 28th, + 5 for warnock. plus 2, plus 3. the real clear politics average is 3.5, which means it's in the margin of error. it's hard to poll run-offs. this is an unusual run-off. while warnock led walkner the first time by 37,000 votes, his margin was dependent upon 132,000 people who voted for the republican candidate for governor, brian kemp and then voted for warnock for the united states senate. so now that kemp has thrown his support behind walker, it's going to be interesting to see how many of those people turn out and continue to vote as they did in november for warnock. >> martha: it's a great point. i saw recent data that showed more republicans split their vote than democrats last time around. so now it's just down to the senate question here, it's as you say, 52/48. you think republicans have done a bette

. ♪ ♪ >> john: all new at 2:00, christmas just around the corner and karl rove has one simple wish forh political parties. >> aishah: why he says 2023 could end up feeling a lot like 1960 back when a fresh faced senator from massachusetts upset the race for president. >> john: welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. good to be with you. >> aishah: good to be with you, too. karl rove joining us later this hour with his political advice for both parties heading into the new year, and vivek also coming up in a couple moments here. he's fired up on a new recommendation that marines drop the sir, the ma'am. is our military taking wokeness too far? begin with a fox weather alert. >> john: desperate and disappointed, travelers are feeling as the once in a generation storm puts a damper on thousands of flights across america. >> the dangerous blizzard has intensified into a bomb cyclone as it takes aim at the great lakes and parts of the northeast. erie, pennsylvania and cleveland, ohio, taking the brunt of the heavy snow this hour. >> john: meanwhile, rain and gusty winds

workers and peasants, serb and hammer, and below the call of the proletarians of all countries, unite karlat the birthplace of the red project, everything is symbolic here, everything is not disturbed, petrograd with a tailor-made european patterns, and in the ancient capital of russia in moscow, a positive answer was given to the old russian question. what to do on mars , not in the russian empire, where the proletariat was negligible and which karl considered a backward asian kingdom , the proletarian revolution was to be accomplished. it was not only proletarian . the great russian revolution of 1905-1921, which culminated in the creation of the ussr, was predominantly peasant. after all, 85% of the population in russia was then rural land to the peasants more than half a century after the abolition of serfdom so no one gave millions of peasants soldiers' overcoats once promoted by the bolsheviks in the trenches. with the slogan of the first world war, land to the peasants, the peasant feeling of injustice was intercepted by lenin and turned this huge dark mass into the main force of th

. >> jon karl, let me bring you in as well. we know there was quite a lot of pressure to get brittney griner out of russian prison all through washington and across the country. >> reporter: you know, this was a top priority for president biden in particular. made a major effort for months it was a private effort through channels to try to pressure the russians to release her offering up, of course, viktor bout. what was extraordinary about that campaign is that at one point, you know, biden went -- the biden administration went public with it, george, publicly making it clear they were willing to trade viktor bout to get griner freed. something that was an indication that the negotiations really weren't going anywhere, but this has been something that biden has personally been involved, the personal involvement of the president and, of course, against the backdrop of the russian invasion of ukraine at a time when russian/u.s. relations were at a low really since the cold war. >> jon karl, thanks very much. again, brittney grin

sanda and karling that -- magnuson. robert and susan rosen baum. the corp ration for public broadcasting and from contributions to your cbs station from ewers like you, thank you. >> once again in washington, moderate ore yamiche alcindor. yamiche: good evening. this week the january 6 chief finally released its full 845-page report and a trove of interviews and terrorists from key witnesses. lawmakers revealed that the committee is sending four cfl referrals for the justice department for with the trump to inciting an insur recollection, amongovers. minority leader kevin makar any and representativities and any biggs, jim in order -- jordan and scott perry were included for "failing to comply with subpoenas. " here's a criminal from maryland explaining the actions. >> we've gone where the facts and the law lead us and inescapably they lead us here. yamiche: the report also citizen one than, donald trump, is to blame for the capitol attack and 245 he should be barred from ever holding elected office again. in a statement trump lashed out at the com

thank you, karl.u. >> merry christmas. >> dana: new research predicts christians will be in the minority less than 50 years from now. why are we seeing this trend? inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. >> dana: christmas is all around us but a new study finds many people are leaving christianity behind. the pew research estimates if recent trends continue christians could make up a minority of americans by 2070. let's bring in mr. morris. christians of all ages shrinking from 64% to somewhere between 54 and 35% by all americans then. >> we've heard studies like this in the past. that's 50 years or 30 years from now things will probably change. that's just a study. this year in the united kingdom for the first time ever, keep in mind united kingdom. very traditionally christian country with a state church, the church of england for the first time ever there is a minority of britts who call themselves christian. okay, of course part of that is immigr

jonathan karl standing by. >>> the embattled congressman-elect in the hot seat. new questions about his past, from his education to his work on wall street. a new report even calling into question his claim that his grandparents survived the low low cost. rachel scott with new reporting. >>> and a mother's wish for christmas comes true. with the greatest surprise she never imagined. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this busy thursday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin with the major christmas storm and life-threatening cold sweeping across the country. it's being called a once in a generation storm, crippling holiday travel for millions of americans, and what could be the coldest christmas in decades. 45 states are now under winter alerts for snow, wind chill and floods. blizzard warnings are now in effect for ten states. the system pushing its way into the northeast through christmas day. whiteout conditions in several states, roughly 200 miles of interstate 90 remain closed in south dakota. people had to be rescued after be

the legendary copper lions, guardians of the city created by under the drawings of karl russ back ine 19th century, 3 months were spent in the restoration workshop during this time, specialists not only eliminated numerous damages, but also restored the historical color of the sculpture, report by dmitry pishukhin. a sculpture weighing one and a half tons is carefully placed on a granite pedestal ; finally returning to the admiralty embankment now compiling a sculpture. so that it is located exactly in the center on the pedestal for the last 4 months the symbolic guards of st. petersburg carried out in the restoration workshops the ambassador of emerald color paint, numerous dents, cracks and corrosion of metal were hidden. for the restorer, it is considered that the best praise is when they say it was the same way. that's why we really tried to make sure everything was the way it used to be, we their parents completely from all the layers of paint, uh, closed the gaps that formed there. e in historical technology method. uh, teak ration lions have been held hostage to their rack pop

what to do on mars in no way in the russian empire, where the proletariat was negligible and which karl asian kingdom had to take place, the proletarian revolution, and it was not only the proletarian great russian revolution of 1905-1921, which ended with the creation of the ussr , was predominantly peasant . after all, 85% of the population in russia then had rural land to the peasants, more than half a century after the abolition of serfdom, no one gave millions of peasants a soldier's overcoat once promoted by the bolsheviks in the trenches. by the first world war, the land was laid to the peasants, the peasant sense of injustice was intercepted by lenin and turned this huge dark mass into the main force of the so-called proletarian revolution and the red army of the civil war. the capitalists of england, america , france, are waging war against russia; they are helping with money and military supplies the narrow landlords, who are leading troops from siberia against the soviet power, the castle of the north caucasus, to restore power to stand the power of the landowners and the pow

can in his it's almost two, but it's time to take the little one home, it's not an easy language, karly discovered not only the crimean tatar language, his home. the dish is called ya prakoli sarma in ukrainian - it's cabbage rolls yes, but in grape leaves it's sarma karl is obviously delighted with new culinary horizons and not only with them i love this very much it's new for me i'm discovering this the kitchen, my children have already grown up and live separately, and now i have one. it's like a grandson of amir from a flemish belgian , a very simple explanation why he sheltered his family from ukraine, now they are fighting for european democracy, for our values ​​and for human rights, i know where he will find a touch to every word of love, send us the sky when our temporarily displaced ukrainians and mothers with children are gathering, i ask all of us to raise our palms and feel that we, together with our husbands and ukraine, send our thoughts the warmth of our hearts and our hands, not the palms of our hands children go to ukraine to our dads, almost half of them took their f

karl rove is right. the i'm got inflation wrong. the challenge, neil and brian touched on this a little bit in his remarks, we don't -- we can't be clear what is happening with inflation. it's down. the big question is the problem that the fed faces with wage increases. wage increases are rising steadily. we expected inflation to come down. energy prices have come down. food prices have come down. the threat always was the extent to which those inflation expectations got embedded in people's minds. that would affect wage increases which companies would have to reflect in price increases. we won't see that. so i think it's very uncertain what happens to inflation, how long it takes it get it down to a reasonable level. even if inflation is coming down, it's coming down in large part because the fed is also raising interest rates aggressively in a way that is very likely to push the economy in to recession. >> neil: gerry, what is weird about it and i know you explored this on your show, but one thing that fascinates me, earnings don'

fur problems candidate appeared to yahoo and the name from the divila of all temples karl jan alexanderndation. jobsky in his 30s. she needs to be soiled by a young man from the father. he got not only the coat of arms, and you're here. aleishy full of mine on kustarkov, yes, not a good amount from the bank on what such a frenchman minsk could live for himself without troublesome jumping. a couple of the same, damn it, jab housing honor the mayor of the young obligated nursing and european city. sculptures by the provincial centers of the jamaican theater, this is nonsense, the intelligentsia of the aburalase budoulu pressed the yasheda abranid jabi. oleg obye did not grab pennies, they seem to be minovita. count came up with cooney. khuzyatin of the fifth shervin, 1890, menshuks tore off.

karl malone. bbc racist for now said quote ugly white babies in one of its flagship dramas my superstar is going to return to debate that in the media bubbles, too. and we'll bring you more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages to. first, she beloved to. but first, she was beloved for her withering put downs. but is iconic host of the is the iconic host of the weakest link worried about a chain wokeism chain reaction of wokeism destroying television for and robinson live in the studio straight after the . break time now for legendary fleet street editor and columnist, top broadcast , a no nonsense tv broadcast, a no nonsense tv favourite , anne robinson, a star favourite, anne robinson, a star of the small screen and entertaining millions of brits for almost 12 years on the bbc's weakest link with playful performances that continue to go viral . this full time single mum viral. this full time single mum to three boys. how many of your three boys have got tags on their ankles ? well, not so far. thei

after occupying germany, but in particular it was the colossal influence of the german philosopher karlrs, who immediately after the war brought out the main principles that the germans had to be guided by the assessment of their nazi past, and he distinguished there four types of responsibility: criminal, metaphysical, political, moral, etc. do you believe that all of them can have their own russian cal jaspers after the war, eh, i have big doubts , at least because ka- karl jaspers existed before the war, so from then until the 35th year, he was already there in germany, a very powerful poison had formed such world-class intellectuals in russia now , even those who call themselves liberals there. well, i just hear that kind of rhetoric about which we said something half of what it should sound like today. i think that, unfortunately, the russian federation will it's much worse and you er, we have already started talking about these liberals, we very often call them good russians, and i er, i recently found out that it turns out that the term good russians comes from the term khoroshin

they didn't blame george bush and karl rove. no, no, no, no further problem with the republican party is it's not a conservative party. not a reagan party. not a trump party. it's a washington centric party. we'll have the republicans done? when the democrats are in the minority they are able to come up the works. what is it that mcconnell wants to do? he wants to meet them at the 40-yard line? what do you mean. i want to meet them at the hotdog stand and have them buy me a hot dog. one of the republicans done? mcconnell keeps going to the microphone and talking about, anybody talks about suspending the constitution can't run for president. obviously talking about trump. the democrats are constantly suspending the constitution and ripping it and attacking it in their judges are. mcconnell, when's the last time you talk about separation of powers, limited government. equal protection. due process, probable cause for warrants. our constitution is already being suspended. the firewalls and the constitution are already being breache

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karl malone. bbc racist for now said quote ugly white babies in one of its flagship dramas my superstar is going to return to debate that in the media bubbles, too. and we'll bring you more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages to. first, she beloved to. but first, she was beloved for her withering put downs. but is iconic host of the is the iconic host of the weakest link worried about a chain wokeism chain reaction of wokeism destroying television for and robinson live in the studio straight after the . robinson live in the studio solar panels, it's to its use . solar panels, it's to its use. so you mean renewables are not working, not grid sorry, renewables. renewables we're all doing it. it's but yeah, i just don't think that that feasible to be honest with you. and like you said what did we have 2% this week because the wind is you said what did we have 2% i support that. yeah, because i a business is image is often very vital to its commercial success and so if somebody wants to work for that

they didn't blame george bush and karl rove. george bush and karl rove. >>no, no no,, no,no, no.no the problem further problem wite republican party is it's not a conservative party. it's with the republican party is it's not a conservative party. not a reagan party not a reagan. it's not a trump party. .it is a washingtonnot a trump par. it's a centric party. witashing is ato bureaucratic . whatn havecent the republicans. done sowe far?'l l hayouve t know,he with the fir rule, the minority in the senate has a lot of r power? when the dem. ocrats are in weth knowe that because when the democrats are in the minority, they're able to gum up the worksminority thee up the works. what is it tha. t mcconnel what is it that mcconnell wantsl to do? he wa wantsnt to meet thems to d o? he wants to meet them at the yard line. 40 do-yar youd li meanne meet? them on the forty line? i want to meet themwhat d ato y dog standmean. i want to meet them at the and t dog i don't want to meet. hotdand whose 40 yardog line sty me a hot dog what have the republicans in the sena

kavalevskaya, endlessly ruccolaurous doors and cut one of them resigned professor karl verstrass was most famous mathematicians in europe pwm charmed him with the province that took us to the underbelly professor disappeared. sophia had to do some math problems, and he was reassured that he wouldn't be fooled again. in my office , such tasks are within the power of a neo-korean novovolksman ale, the sheet sophia zno withstood the epochosis, there was a cross-link, and they had the right irrigation for the stricken maestro preached her individual lesson in 1876, the university of uedignon near pershine, in his history, the judicious degree of the doctor of the corner of non-mathematical sciences, jean-gini sophia kovalevskaya share on the onion title of the university of berlin feromore on the simplest european competitions. a useful steppe , a permanent place in france, he didn’t try to open up, he tried to read it here, there is a lecture by the shemozha ginseng, but he lays out a whole course - this is already surrendered to nato the whole of europe and a half on the word of the en

here, it seems to me that here she is now the list of karl marx here was their mansion in the archiveut the address of the house where the creative people could live, of course, she wants to go there. apparently, this is the house, as the archives say. it is called the house of kapen, that is, our common relatives. well , it's so small, but i suspect, i suspect, of course, that it was this mansion. but these are my conjectures, i don’t know this, just in case, in the archive we were told that this is called the house of the guards. let's go to the house which is located at the address, obtained in the archive does not correspond to the ideas of a noble dwelling, it is unlikely that huppins could live in such a small house, maybe it's just an outbuilding and a running mansion. well, this is also visible, some very old building. it was visible in the yard, of course, it was visible, everything in common, so to speak, and some outbuilding or there, i don’t know what is numbered. this house, in general, i feel, something is not native here. yes, yes, you can feel the aura. it's just that

marx the most powerful personality of our age karl marx in the idea which he did not invent are put into a widely accepted idea even those who emphatically declare their anti-communist and marxist many people are philosophical marxist although they use different names for those philosophical ideas and he is right it truly dominates the interpretation of current events and history in popular books as well as and philosophical writings and novels and plays or by a large marxist. it is something i have been trying to explain myself and wrote an entire book on. marxism, progressivism the democratic party. when you listen to schumer and policy and aoc and sanders do they sound like people who are talking in ways that we embrace the founding of the nation of liberty and property rights and individualism and unalienable rights or is it class warfare the rich versus the poor? today talk about the inequities these are marxist ideologies will give you a perfect example of a nice see what's happening in the classrooms and the destruction of real education we see the effort to say that parents

who knows that a nobleman existed in reality, karl friedrich and vulnerable von munchausen, german fraer. mr. russian service was born in the family of a colonel 15 years old, a young man, went to military service. and where did you spend your evenings for everything telling incredible stories and fables, it was then that the tales of the cheerful baron were heard by the german writer rudolfarih raspe and transferred them to paper. so i saw the light of his work. the adventure of baron munchausen fantasies and positive thinking his love for life and everything around him spiritual freedom does not fit into the world of ordinary people a tragicomic performance filled with jokes and eccentricities helps to look at the world through the eyes of munchausen his creative energy and focus on the joy of life will charge the viewer with positive and possibly make someone a little happier the performance involved a magnificent cast of honored artists of the bssr and the republic of belarus as well as actors of theaters and cinema one of these is alla prolech, honored artist of the republic of bela